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14 Clitheroe Advertiser & Titties, January 26th, 1989 PROUD MOMENT FOR


CLITHEROE organist Mr Charles Myers has an important date at St Nicholas’s Church, Wrea Green, tomorrow when he will play an instrument he has helped to restore.


adviser to the Black­ burn Diocesan Advisory Committee and is often called to churches when repairs, restoration and replacements of instru- me n t s a r e b e in g


Mr Myers is organ


considered. He is to give a


Villagers rally for


memorial repairs


P EO P L E are ra l ly in g round to su ppor t the Whalley war memorial rep air fund, but much work needs to be done. That is the message this


get of £400. Mrs-Kathleen Sharpies,


chairman of the parish council, said:“This esti­ mate is a very preliminary one because after 60 years there is much weather damage that needs to be put right.” Mrs Sharpies said she


was encouraged by the public response to the appeal so far. Letters have gone out to


20 local organisations ask­ ing for help. Other groups or individuals who can help should send donations to Miss Pauline Wilkinson at 33 Queen Street, Whal­ ley. Cheques .should be marked “Whalley War Memorial Fund.” G ro u p s th a t h a v e


responded so far are Age Concern, Whalley Twin­ ning Community Associa­ tion, the Horticultural S o c ie ty and W h a l ley Lions, plus individual donations. I t is hopeda p a rish


council jumble sale will raise £100 and Whalley Primary School is planning a disco which it is hoped bring in a further £50 for the memorial fund.


Retired cement worker


dies at 81 A FORMER long-serving employee of Ribblesdale


Cement, Clitheroe, Mr Charles Lloyd, of East View, Pendleton, has died aged 81. He worked for the firm,


now Castle Cement, from its opening in the early 1930s up to his retirement at 65. Mr Lloyd, who died in


hospital, was born at Ivy Cottage in Pendleton. For a short while he lived in Clitheroe, then moved back to Pendleton. During his ca re er at


Ribblesdale Cement he worked in nearly every department. In his spare time he


loved old-time dancing and walking.


Mr Lloyd’s wife, Mary,


died some 25 years ago. He leaves a son, Ken­


neth, and sisters Kittie and Rose.


The funeral service and


interment were held at All Saints’ Church, Pendleton, yesterday.


Attractive S . Waddington


Waddinrion Res 3, St Paul's 0


WADDINGTON played some attractive football in the f ir s t half but were unable to find the net fol lowing good approach play. However the S t Paul’s rearguard held out to"Eeep''the score goalless at half time.


The second half was


again dominated by the homg,team and Tomlinson opened the scoring mid way th ro u g h w ith a header. Cross increased the lead soon afterwards with a close range header. Ten minutes from the final whistle, Tomlinson out­ paced the visitor’s defence and drove his shot into the comer of the net. I t was again a good


team performance by the Twitter Lane side, making it 17 games since their last defeat. Waddington: R. Har­


greaves, P. Jackson, A. Spencer, J . Tierney, J . Rtmmer, I. Eastwood, D. Cross, D. Winckley, N. Tomlinson, D. Conti, P. Stevenson. Sub: J . Kirk. This Saturday, Wad­


dington have a tough away match against Addingham.' With these two sides first and second in' Division T h r e e of. th e . C ra v en League this match’ could provide the outcome of the league championship. ’ -


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THERE were three vic­ tories and two defeats for Clitheroe Squash Club teams last week.


The men’s lsts, away to


Queen’s Mill 2nds, lost 1-4. Dave Matthews won 3-1 and J e f f Watson and R o b e r t F ie ld in g went down 2-3 in very close m a tch es. Ray Dryden went down 1-3 and Russell Cowking 0-3.


The 2nds, at home to


Hyndbum lsts, scored an important 3-2 victory. Brian Hayward won 3-0 and Wayne Townley and Eddie Vidler 3-2. John Willis narrowly lost 2-3 and Conor McLaughlin went down 1-3.


The 3rds, at home to


Blackburn Northern 2nds, won 5-0. Mike Heyworth, Peter Thompson, Richard Bedford and Sharon Willis


Senior triumphed 3-2. The 4ths, away to Bum-


ley 2nds, suffered only their second defeat of the s e a s o n , lo s in g 1 - 4 . ' Lawrence Pollitt won 3-2, while Rick Ashton lost 2-3, Allan Warburton. l -3 : and Nigel Whiteside and War­ ren Starbuck 0-3.


The ladies, away, to


week from Whalley Parish Council, which initiated the fund and has set a tar­


demonstration recital a t S t No c h o l a s ’ s, explaining what has been done and showing off the resources of the instrument. By request, he is to play the Widor’s “ Toccata” and other popular items, with the recital starting at .7-30 p.m.


to Wrea. Green for advice, he found a cen­ tury-old organ built by T. and C. Lane, of Earl Shilton, Leicestershire, in very poor condition


When he was called . restoration.


and wholly unable to either accompany the choir or congregation satisfactorily. ' He had valuable experience some years ago at St Michael’s Church, Weeton,con­ cerning an organ built by the same firm, and at that time he advised on the organ’s complete ,


the best of the existing pipework and adding to it. The restored instru-


P u b visit ends in a s sau l t


A CHRISTMAS Eve visit to a local pub turned sour when an argument developed between a mail and an acquaintance, Clitheroe magistrates were told. David Schofield (22), of


Pendle Street East, Sab-


den, struck the other man in the face on two separate occasions at the Well- springs Hotel, Nick o’ Pendle, and an ambulance had to be called to take the man to hospital with an injured nose and eye. Schofield, who pleaded


guilty to assaulting Ian Paul Dugdale and occa­ sioning him actual bodily harm, was fined £200 and ordered to pay Mr Dug­ dale £300 compensation for the injuries, £10.50 com­ pensation for taxi fares to and from hospital and £25 court costs. P ro s e cu to r Mr Tim


Heap said that Mr Dug­ dale (24) and Schofield had known each other for some years. Mr Dugdale was approached by the defen­ dant and a conversation d e v e lo p e d in t o an argument. Scho field s tru ck Mr


Dugdale in the face with his fists, bursting his nose. Other customers separ­ ated the two and Mr Dug­ dale went to the toilets to


clean up. The second assault hap­


pened in the toilets when Mr Dugdale was again struck in the face and


knocked to the floor. He passed out, his nose was bloody and there was a cut above an eye, which was also black and swollen. Eight “butterfly plasters” were needed to seal the cut, said Mr Heap. Mr W i ll iam B e r r y ,


representing Schofield, said that the assaults hap­ pened after the defendant had wished Mr Dugdale “a happy Ch ristma s” and shaken him by the hand. Mr Berry alleged that


Dugdale made some sar­ castic remarks to which the defendant took excep­ tion. Schofield had drunk a considerable amount of alcohol and so lost his self- control. The other man was similarly the worse for drink. Schofield, who other­


wise had an unblemished record, now regretted the incident and was deeply ashamed of what he had done.


SPORT STARTS HERE


East Lancs League


BOTH Sabden and What­ ley scored victories to con­ tinue their challenge at the top of the East Lancashire Football League.


Second-placed Sabden


can now go top if they win their two games in hand over leaders Foxhill.


L a s t week’s re su l ts :


Colne Legion 1, Johnsons SC 1; Foxhill 3, Trawden Celtic 2; Gargrave 1, R o ­ ch ester 1; Gt Harwood Utd 2, Clifton Athletic 3; Helmshore Utd 0, Padi­ ham W a n d e r e r s 0 ; Oswaldtwistle Immanuel 2, Nelson GSOB 1; Rolls Royce 0, Sabden 5; Whal­ ley 2, Barrowford Celtic 1.


East Lancs League


P W D L P


Foxhill........................... 2117 1- 3 33 Sabden........................... 19 U Whalley............................21 U Gt Harwood Utd........... 2012 Clifton Ath......................24 13 Trawden Celtic.............. 2212 Bamoldswick Utd......... 2011 Colne Legion......................23 9 Johnsons SC....................... 24 7 Oswaldtwistle 1................ 22 8 4 10 20 Gargrave....................... 23 8 4 11 20 Helmshore Utd................ 20 6 6 8 18 Rolls Royce...................... 22 7 2 13 16 Nelson GSOB................ 24 7 2 15 16 Ribchester.................... 24 5 7 12 15 Barrowford C.................. 20 5 3 12 13 Padiham Wand.............. 23 2 6 15 10


4 1 32 3 4 31 2 6 26 0 11 26 1 9 25 2 7 24 4 10 22 7 10 21


Unlucky ladies


St Helens Ladies FC 3,' . Clitheroe Ladies FC 1


C L ITH E RO E can con­ sider themselves a little unlucky not to have come away from Merseyside with at least a point, fol­ lowing a fine performance in this North West first division match. They began in confident


style, stringing together a number of im p re ss iv e moves, but the St Helens rearguard were equal to th e ta s k . C l i th e ro e ’s defence were very com­ posed when ever th e ir opponents attacked, until the 20th minute when St Helens scored following a goalmouth scramble. Clitheroe continued to


push forward, but could not force an equ a liser b e fo r e h a l f - t im e . S t Helens, who seemed to show a little more deter­ mination in the second half, went further ahead with a well-taken goal.’ Their third came from the penalty spot when a Clith­ eroe player handled the ball. I t was not all over,


th ou gh , as C l i th e ro e fought their way back into the game with a goal from new recruit Louise Ward, whose 20-yard drive left the St Helens goalkeeper clutching at thin air. Particularly impressive


for Clitheroe in this much- improved display were midfield players Vicky Ashworth and Liz Ross. Clitheroe: Moore, Fer­


guson, P a rk e r , Ward, Bibby, Ross, Tilley, Ash­ worth, Morris, Feather, O'Brien.


White Bull whitewash


FOR the third successive week, the White Bull won 9-0 in the Gisbum and Dis­ trict Pool League.


This time it was Greys-


tones' who were the luck­ less victims and it is the f irst time that this has happened in the history of the league. The White Bull now stand 17 points clear at the top of the league.


L a s t week’s re su l ts :


neers 6; Buck Inn 2, Fos­ te r s B 7 ; ’F o s te r s A 6,


New Inn Colts 3; New Inn 7, White Bull Ladies 2; White Bull 9," Greystones


0; Dog-and Partridge 8, ThreeRivers 1.


Gisbum Pool


- PW L P White Bull.......................... 13 13 0 98


Fosters A ....................... 13 10 3 81 New Inn.............................. 13 11


Queens Mills 2nd. hadr ; another convincing 5-0- FoJtmB....*............. 13 7 6 n


win. Sharon.’Willis; 'Anne ThreeRi\ers.... ............13 6 ,7 57- Greystones................ 13 5 8 42


P n w k i nV ' M a r i l v.n Buccaneers....:............... 13 5 8 52 £ , ° r r V"£„»,


ISyO 13 23


ledge all won 3-0, while New Inn Colts..... ....'.i.... 13 2 II 37 Shmla Willis.won 3: 1/. ; V'.. W


Fletcher and Sue Cart- , pehdle Hotel.:..............13. 5 8 ,42 hite BullL.....


designed a new exten­ sion instrument, using


At Wrea Green, he


ment now gives much' more support to the congregation and incor­ porates a standard two manual and pedal con­ sole, at which any organist should feel at home.


viously had only one manual and a pedal board with fewer notes than normal and very inadequate pipework to support it.


the f i r s t since its restoration.


The instrument pre­ PUBLIC NOTICES


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R i b b l e V a l l e y B o r o u g h ) ( T e m p o r a r y P r o h i b i t i o n o f T h r o u g h T r a f f i c ) O r d e r 1989


Mr Myers’s recital is


Witnessed Chatburn air-raid


A FO RM ER Chatburn woman who witnessed the famous air-raid on the vil­ lage in 1940, has died.


Mrs Evelyn B urges s


(94) lived in Beech Grove for 40 years, before mov­ ing to a home for the e ld e r ly in C la y to n - le-Moors.


She was one of a num­


ber of people who wit­ nessed the incident in which a lone German Heinkel plane circled the village before returning to drop two bombs, one pf which fell on a petrol tanker.


Mrs Burgess had one of


the clearest views of the a t ta c k as th e German came in at rooftop height, apparently aiming for Chatburn mill.


He was so low that she could clearly see his face


as. he roared past. One of the bombs exploded 200 yards away, but amazingly Mrs Burgess escaped seri­ ous injury.


There was extensive


damage, with death and injury, but rescuers after­ wards commented that there could have been far more casualties.


Mrs Burgess leaves a


son and a daughter. The service and interment will be at Christ Church, Chat- bum, today.


PRETTIER PLACE


THE Ribblesdale . Pool is now a far prettier place to sw im , th a n k s to th e removal of two barriers and the in s ta l la tio n of plants and ferns in their place.


A b a r r ie r directly in


front of the cash desk and one immediately in front of the pool wall entrance have both made way for the much more attractive greenery.


The mea sure means


there is now more room in the foyer. I t is the first step towards proposed alterations to the foyer area in future years.


Semi-final heartache


Henthorn United Under-16s 1; Boundary Park Juniors 5


HENTHORN lost this Soreen Under-16 Lanca­ shire Cup semi-final to a very professional, hard- t a c k l in g s id e f rom Oldham. They paid the penalty


for a lack of match practice when, despite having most of the play in the first half, they turned round at the interval 2-1 down. Without regular ’keeper


Barnes, who was injured in th e previous day’s CRGS game, Wa tkin s deputised and, apart from a lapse late in the second half, performed extremely well. Henthorn started off


well and went ahead mid­ way through the first half when Czapowski was pulled down by the ’keeper and Hargreaves scored from the spot. They should have gone


three up, with Ainsworth and then Sayle shooting weakly at the ’keeper. D e sp ite both wingers proving to be a handful, the Henthorn defence seemed comfortable, but two pieces of bad marking cost them dear, with Old­ ham s c o r in g on bo th occasions. In th e s e c o n d .h a l f ,


Henthom tired and some uncompromising tacklini by the v is i to rs , whicl earned them four book­ ings, slowed several key players and the Clitheroe side surrendered midfield. . Apart from the occa­ sional runs by Czapowski, Ainsworth and a late Sayle header superbly saved, the game was dominated by the Oldham side. The match was watched by several league, scouts,


;who were all of the opinion that the scoreline flattered


\ the away. team. I f Herith- o rn had ta k e n - th e i r


’chances,’ the: result ’could have been completely different. J


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same good service o u r new number is Bu rnley 25131.


Special rates for OAPs ACE ASPHALT


Polished floors and flat roof specialists


TEL. BURNLEY 35621 anytime


BUSINESS FOR SALE


-WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS


Automatics—Twin tubs with full guarantee — Quick seivice


by Pendle Oourx^Hl^hways Yard * We do not stock spare parts


A. J. MORRIS Fleet Street Yard Works, Fleet Street, Nelson


V X


J Slating and tiling, gutters, 4 » d ow n s p o u ts , c h im n e y ^ jl.


£ Specialists in built-up flat felt ^ 7


stacks. roofing.


i New plasterboard ceilings. J J pointing in mastic or cement. J


* CROWN ROOFING * *


5 Insurance work welcome, ^ £


J Tel. Burnley 831903 ^


SERVICES J free estimates


£


L a n c a s h i r e C o u n t y C o u n c i l ( R im in g t o n L a n e ( C 582) R im in g t o n


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Clitheroe 223% (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) HOME SERVICES


STOP T H E R E IS N O


R E P L A C E M E N T F O R T H E


HIKE TEL. CUTHEBbE 27183


. Britain’s leading tilt and turn 1 uPVC window specialists.


F o r th e m o s t b e a u t i fu l re p la c em e n t w in d o w s , d o o r s , p a t io s a n d g a rd e n ro om s r in g :


2, HAMMERTON STREET, BURNLEY.


0282 56111


j , *


BURGLAR ALARMS


At competitive prices.


Installed by expert fitters.


Telephone Padiharri 75664 for free quotation.


GARDEN FENCING FOR SALE


Waney edge and interwoven panels, other types supplied, . fitted if required.


Trade enquiries welcome.


Tel. STONYHURST 561 8 a.m. — 5 p.m.


Tel. CLITHEROE 24126 after 7 p.m.


HOME IMPROVEMENTS?


Windows, Doors, Extensions, Wardrobes. Kitchens etc.


Competitive rates, time served tradesman. Free estimates.


Special rates for OAPs


C. & M. JOINERS/ BUILDERS . '


Tel Barnold8Wick 812594 BURNLEY


SANDBLASTING Cleaning up your property for


the spring?—Then give Burnley Sandblasting a ring


Commercial and domestic contracts undertaken — Specialists in brick and stone cleaning


For free professions! quotation ring Burnley 412263


25 REEDFIELD, RE| A truely exceptional < bedroomed residence! tion on this new se if good open views to ttT family accommodation features including a s ! suite shower room, » dows and full gas c e r | lion is fully advised, cloakroom, low level! whisper pink. study/5tff ing room, double glai breakfast kitchen in c l excellent extensive rrg porating Philips tan i nob unit with good rE bar, under stairs cupf washer, wall mounted! heater. FF: Landing, f hers pine wardrobes d room, pedestal wash | shower cubicle in bedrooms, bathroom! matching tiled splash r den areas to front, d r l (18>t. 4m. x 17ft.. pB average rear garden a f


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CONDENSATION Dehumidlfier Hire -


delivered


■ Clitheroe 22321, (Edit


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FIR TREES, LITTL CLITHEROE Attractive and pleal house standing in aE open aspect over spfi home benefits from eg ble glazing, cavity i bule, hall, sitting ro o l pantry, kitchen, threrf Pleasant gardens, g l by appointment.


BV336 — £69,750 SAV — OARAGE REPAIRS, PETROL AND CAR SALES. Busy road..East Lancs. Semi-detached prop, comprising sales shop with forecourt, workshop and attractive 3 bed family accom. Turnover £138.750 p.a. Free o( tie.


Retirement rorces reluctant sale. Viewing recommended................. ................... BU296 — £37,000 SAV ~ UNISEX HAIRDRESSING SALON. Good area. Nelson. Attractive modem salon and 3 bed family accom. with gas CH. Taking £300 p.w. and increasing. 4 V? day. trading. Viewing recommended. BU268 — £35,000 SAY — OFF LICENCE, GROCERS AND TAKE AWAY. Prosperous area. Pendle. Double prop, comprising: attractive recently fitted shop and 3 bed family accom. Taking £1.600 p.w. and increasing; BU295 — £35,000 SAV — MARKET HALL CAFE. Town Centre. North East Lancs., old est. bus., well equipped cafe with 48 covers, gross profit over £26.000 p.a. property on secure lease at reasonable rent. Ideal business for 2. BU220 — £34,750 SAV — FISH AND CHIP. Residential area. Burnley, equipped sales area and mod. 2 bed accom.. taking £450 p.w. on limited open* ings. Only 18V2 frying hours p.w.. ill health forces reluctant sale. BU291 — £32,560 SAV — TAKE AWAY AND BOUGHT CONFECTIONERS. Densely pop. area. North East Lancs., freehold prop, with attractive, well equipped shop and fully equipped kitchervbakery, currently used as lock-up but would pro* vide accom. if required. Taking C1.000/E1.100 p.w. GP 40%. exc. opportunity. - BT239 » £27,500 SAV — UNISEX HAIRDRESSERS. Freehold town centre property. East Lancs. Spacious salon with storerooms above. Exc. opp. to acquire a town centre salon. Vendor will consider leasing prop, or selling as empty'shop premises if required.


BQ50 — £17,950 SAV — GENERAL MIXED AND GREENS. Monopoly trading position, densely populated area of Burnley. Lock up prop, on secure.Council iease. Spacious double prop, with ample storage. Taking £1.700 p.w. with exc. profits. 3 bed Mat available above, if required. B061 — £15,500 SAV — OUTSIDE VENDING BUSINESS. Ice-cream, hot and cold refreshments, etc. comprising: 2 fully equipped trailers with promi­ nent site. Trough of Bowland. Also garage on lease used for storage. Variable hours. High turnover and profit margin. 8M107 — £12,500 SAV — MOTOR, ACCESSORIES ANO SPARES. Prime trading position. Ribble Valley. Lock-up prop, on secure lease with car park to rear. Exc. opp. to acquire a lucrative business in a desirable area. . BK64 — £10,500 SAV — SANDWICHES AND GENERAL MIXED. Busy com- mercial/residential area of Burnley. Double prop, on secure lease providing 3 bed flat accom. Taking £800 p.w. 40% of trade being sandwiches, exc. opportunity. SG52 — £16,000 VICTORIA ROAD. EARBY. Attractive (own centre shop premises with 2 bed accom. Suit variety of trades subject to relevant per­ mission.


. , The


QUALITY NEWSAGENTS. POST OFFICES, OFF LICENCES. ETC. URGENTLY REQUIRED FOR WAITING CUENTS. THROUGHOUT THE BURNLEY/PENOLE AREA.


11 PRESTON NEW ROAD • BLACKBURN Telephone: (0254) 53657 — Fax 025454136


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BLACK HORSE COMMERCIAL Entwistle Green


FOR SALE


'nearby held on lease. Licence for 20 residents plus 6 in annexe. Centrally heated. Con­ siderable potential for expan­ sion.


HOUSE, NELSON Imposing stone built three storey guest house, welt situated close to town centre, plus separate two storey stone built annexe


REMONY GUEST 1 ^Strawberry Bank, Blackburn


. upon completion if required. Commcici-al Department


Tel. 581454


IF YOU WISH to se ll yo u r business d is c re e tly , please contact w i th o u t o b lig a t io n . - T h om a s V . S h aw & C o . , . L t d . , 1 1 , 'P r e s to n N e w R o o d , B la c k b u r n . T e l . 92-53657. Business Agents fo r Lancashire fo r o ver 30 years.


BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY


PITCH FOR SA LE, S k ip to n M a rk e t . Good size, p r im e


p o s i t io n . T e l . S k ip to n 72214 qu ic k ly .


LICENCED PROPERTY


BLACK HORSE’ COMMERCIAL Entwistle Green


: LORD RODNEY * Watenld# Road, ; Colne [■


PUBLIC HOUSE THE ADMIRAL


.accommortiHt/n and good ct.>* Well equipped.


Most attractive property of great * character situated In heavily popu- - lated area. Comfortable ground floor lounge, bar and games room, plus spacious ^ ’ .’-(uviii living


p.w. with considerable potential for Improvement


-i. takings in region of £80QT£g00 .* ; ", Property on lease..’ k ;.. ' ’


'A llre a e o n a b le o ffe re co n - eidered for teaee, goodwill, , fix*’ turee end ftttlnge/ >‘r i


Commercial Department..-,'; 14 Strawberry Bank,-Blackburn


Tel. 581454 J Advert!8! ■■•V’’ C,itheroe'22324 ' V ' A* * -V* ♦ ^ V* fi Vacant possession available LANGHO


U M B R E L L A C O C K A TO O Tame, w i th o r w i th o u t cage. £ 5 5 0 .o .n .o . T e l . N e ls o n 695445 a f te r 5 p .m .'


F L IC K E R , fema le to r to is e ­ shell cat, 6 years, no c h il­ d ren. M in s t ra i; female cat,- b la c k /w h ite , * years. 4 B o r ­ d e r X puppies, var iou s.cats a n d d o g s a ls o r e q u i r in g good homes. T e l . B r i t is h


A n im a ls In Need; B u rn le y 33070.


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P A R A D IS E PETS P ro te s - slo nal grooming sa lo n .-W e le t yo u w a tc h . F re e lo c a l co lle c t io n and d e live ry ser ­ vice. We are the Spaniel and


T e r r ie r s p e c ia l is ts . T e l . Bu rnley 3 34 19. .


M E A D O W TO P B o a rd in g K e n n e ls , N e vV c h u rc h - in - Pendle. dogs w a lke d tw ic e d a lly . Te l. Nelson 63687.


BE AU T IFU L . PERSIAN pedi- ?ree k it te n s . U t te r tra in e d . £85. T e l. Sk ip to n 68142.


BORDER COLLIE b itch pupV> 3 months o ld , f re e to good home. Te l. Qolne 861957. .


BUDGIES FOR BR EEDING ' and pets. B u rnley 37896.


P E E L ] C 9 5 ,0 f


lying in i NEW V L A A S r j


SMALL FRIENDLY YARD: ^ •;


-HAVE VACANCIES FOR ' PART AND D.I.V. LIVERIES'


Now Indoor otablea siluaiad at Sabden Fold in beautiful Pendle


. countryside. . For tu r t iia r details


available in Bu rn le y , fu l l o r : -R S & . r l th b l!Qnd n ew large


arannfI t riXood«.f lb re exercise S£h 2.'_c1os<L t o ‘ b r id a l i path


byd fK n !? ’ ,h ° r,ses cared fo r t r a in e d s t a f f ,


lim ite d num b e r o n ly . RinA


‘ ? “ Tn I£y 2 ®392. B re a k in g and schooling also available.:


a s s r 's f e s s


p r ice s , also miscellaneous w e 1 co*modUC-rS


5X-® l c o m e . 861890. .


J i E n q u ir ie s ’


R ,S ,N<? 7 days per:


«Slrfo’ncebdC Accrington.392343.v10 \ r


telephone; Nelson 694162 ‘ jyMYiiiow-


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. units, rear conservatory] floor: Landing, four bedr] rored built-in wardrobe. |


: piece suite with gold fittii boarded loft area with ef


ing. Double glazing. TcL Tarmacadamed dnvewa|


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mainly lawned with flowl mental fish pond, patiol attractive property theH recommended.


comprising: Side entraj adioming cloaks area wash basin, 25ft. long Realflame gas fire, rear I kitchen with range ot <|


■ side w.c. Attractive conci| -cue area..


CLITHERO


Road, this executive detl Sun porch with hardwood P large square shaped cl mahogany break staircasd area 27ft. 6in. long, fu lli range ot wood gram bas| Tricity double oven, Credl room/study. First Floor: 2 | wardrobe units, boxroo! coloured suite incorporate panelling, full gas fired cq insulation. Outside: Well L and rear, mainly lawned sC ing. Driveway to integrals dnveway with hardstanditl


HEW \ 3 A A detachel does require some modi situated on the edge of o p l for village shops and self Porch, hall, lounge, dinind with split-level oven and het bathroom. Double length! heating. Manageable gardtf


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