22 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, August 9th, 2007


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sn * ( A u '/ ’/ ! kf W itii]m PL PILS of Clilhcroe Royal Grammal School in 1971 arc piclurcd here. It was probable iheir fir.si


vear at the .'chool. The phototfraph wa.s brought in by .Mr.' Janet Bolton, mother of Ro.'s Hendcr.'on who can be seen on the front row. third from the rmht.


THI.s second picture, again shows Ross, a little older this lime. He is sealed on the middle row iliird Irom the lell.


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ON the third pholoqraph, he can be seen sittini; on the front row, fourth from the right (next to the teacher).


SEEN on this photograph are pupils of Low Moor County School, in 191G-17.


They are, left to right, back row; Brian Haylon, John Hill, Mrs Brooks, Peter Ward, Michael Tyne. .Middle row. Doreen Burgess, Barbara Tattersall, Hazel Throup, Pauline Throup, (unknown), Kath­ leen As|iin, .Alin Singleton.


From row: Barry Jones, .Alex Holmes, David Bond, Freddy Robinson, Jim .Aspin, Danny Robinson.


LIVING in “a hole” wouldn’t normally conjure up delightful “des res” images, unless it is the Priest Hoie, in King Street, Whalley. On the market with athertons at


£245,000, this is a charming cottage in the heart of a highly sought-after village. The Priest Hole is an unusually spa­


cious two-bedroom property bursting with period features and a surprise in the garden! At almost 18 feet long, the lounge is


a fabulous room with a superb stone fireplace and hearth, exposed stone wall, beams, laminate flooring and a built-in pine cupboard. Coloured leaded


glass doors lead to the kitchen, which has a good range of fitted units with complementary work surfaces, plus a built-in electric oven with gas hob, wall- mounted combi boiler, ceramic tiled floor and is plumbed for a washer and dish­ washer. An open tread return staircase leads


to the first floor landing, with ladder access to a partly-boarded loft. Front and rear bedrooms each have


hardwood leaded double-glazed win­ dows. The house bathroom has a white three-piece suite. To the rear is a landscaped garden, with patio areas, planted borders and a


raised pond. Also found to the rear is this property’s hidden gem, a superb garden room, converted to a teenager’s den, complete with underfloor heating, inset lighting, a mezzanine bed and its own fully-tiled wet room! For details or to view, call the agent on 01254 828810. (wvAV.athertons-uk.com)


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T.\KE.V in 1917, this picture .shows pupils of St .Michael and St John’s RC School, aged five in Iheir


.second year. It was brought in by .Mrs Jean Dearden (nee Catlermole), who can be seen on the front row in the middle, w ith white bows in her hair. Mrs Dearden, w ho belongs to a well-know n Clitheroe family, lives in Clitheroe for half the year and the other half is based in Kissimee, Florida. However, she still gets her Clitheroe .Ldverliser and Times regularly.


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among pupils at Ribblesdale Secondary Modern School in 19 lli-17:. They are, left to right, back row: Brian Coulston, Keith Geldard, Bob Barrow, Joseph A


THIS very old photograph was hrought In by K. Slinger, of Victoria Street, Clitheroe.He is pictured A liittaker, Harrv Lester, Ken A


’arey, Raymond Brown, .N'orman Hornby, Eric Holden.


Second row: Trevor Gatos. Derek Law, Kathleen Davies, ? Brotherton, Mav Locklev, M. Lewis, Greta Sutcliffe, Rita Cowporthwaite, Maureen AVhittaker, Jack Pickup, K. Slinger.


Front row: Doreen Smithies, Fred Limbert, Peter Lovegrove, Joan AVrigley, Doris Trotter, Mr Gard­ ner, Alison Hornby, Barbara Shuttleworth, David A


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SET on a large corner plot, 21 Pendle Drive, on Whalley’s Calderstones Park, is a fine five-bedroom family home, for sale with Purple Willow at £395,000. An integral double garage, superb gardens and sought-after location set this home


apart. To view, call the agent on 01200 444224 (www.purplewillow.co.uk).


SET in idyllic surroundings, Edisford Bridge Cot­ tage is a Grade II listed property for sale with Fine and Country at £395.000. At the rural edge of Clitheroe, this home has a lounge, dining room, dining kitchen, conservatory, four bedrooms and bathroom. A detached garage plus side and rear gardens complete the picture. Call the agent on 01254 828922 (www.fineandcountry.com).


ON the market with Mortimers at £359,950, 18 Southfield Drive, West Bradford, is a detached four-bed family home. A lounge, dining area, garden room, study, breakfast kitchen and four-piece bathroom are on the ground floor. Call the agent on 01200 427331 (www.mortimers-property.co.uk).


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GREENBANK, Beauley Avenue, Simonstone, is a three-bedroom dormer bungalow for sale with The Dwelling Place a £249,950. It comprises a hallway, lounge, designer dining kitchen, utility room, four-piece bathroom, three bedrooms and a multi-use annex and storeroom. A rear garden with hot tub heightens the appeal. For full details, call 01282 776585 (www.thedwellingplace.co.uk).


INSIDE: Hundreds of homes for sale, property to let, new homes and properties wanted p i J ^ f - ^ rO UNTRY


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