Clitheroe 'Advertiser1 mid Times. Friday, February, 9, 1968 •
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More injuries
\i a cruel blow to Clitheroe
Shaw Bridge looked more like a battlefield than a football ground on Saturday as
iClithcroe drew 1-1 with Kirkby Town in a hard, bruising game. The draw was all the more creditable to Clitheroe because they played the final
30 minutes with only eight fit men, having had Wilson taken to hospital with a gashed leg, Williamson limping badly and Clegg suffering from concussion. Their Jack of a substitute paid Clitheroe dearly, however,
for they played that final half-hour with only 10 men on the field.
i It was a b ow to the home
side that Wilson was forced to leave the field because he .was the only one who looked capable of winning
the game for Clitheroe, al though 1 Me) Widdup got through a terrific amount of
;work. Young Alan Braysford, at outside rignt,: was
p.airrtuuuiujy
disappointing:as he was beaten ht,: icularl
the smallest of the season, urged Clithcroe to put more punch' into their play, and they were answered when Baron dribbled his way through a crowd of defen ders. In the scramble that followed, Wilson was floored, but Williamson’s free kick
crossed from the o settle down, but the in- 'vhen f and“ f f f f Finlay, T-.u-tt. Substitute
Berry. Referee: Mr. J. W. Shore, of
Rochdale. RESULTS
was blocked by a defender. Kirkby had u wonderlul
take the icacj
n l ^ ^ ^ l e l l T f u n y b actU8h’ left and aU Brookfleld had w t Bom^fences took to long " s t o n d t o s ^abouf thme
fm e fm ad ? w r a t t a H h S S bSscSof leldm adeabriluTnt were ™ rarlv goals
I t seemed that both sides tim shot on the line, save and smothered the flrst-
could build up an attack well. After 24 minutes, however, but when it came to the final Kirkby did take the lead when pass or shot they were at a caton dribbled round William- loss as to what they should son and sent a shot past Scho- do.
violence after Wilson had been goal, Clegg, who was being chopped down in a reckless troubled by that knock in the tack'c by the Kirkby right lace, went off for more treat- back, and the referee, whj was | ment, after complaining that
perhaps, too lenient with a couple of players, finally booked the visitors’ centre half and cautioned Clitheroe’s Dave Baron and Kirkby’s P. Clegg. If Clitheroe had had two
T!v» game really erupted mto a couple of minutes after the Morccambe .. Skelmersdale
Held from just outside the area.
his sight was affected. Clitheroe were trying des
perately to equalise and Brays-
more players like Wilson in their side they could have run Kirkby into the ground, for the outside left was a constant thorn in the visitors’ side as
ford’s centre was plucked from the "air by Dislc.v with Baron and Kay challenging.
Neat goal I t took Clitheroc until the
shire Junior Cup: Marine Forrnby 1; Chorley 2, Earle 0 Northern Nomads ?. Blackpool Mechanics 1; Skelmersdale South Liverpool 0; Honvich Fleetwood 3; Morecambe Netherfleld 2; Wigan Athletic 7, Ashton United 0.
Saturday’s results: Lanca
sion 1: Barrow Reserves Bacup Borough 2; Burscough 0. Guinness Exports 3; Clith eroe 1, Kirkby Town 1; Droyls- den 0. Wigan Rovers 0: Ros- sendale 1, Lancaster 1; St. Hel ens 1, Great Harwood 2.
Lancashire Combination Divi LEAGUE TABLE Horwich . . . . 22 12 4 6 28 r g ^ e e ^ l l ^ r S * 5
Netherfield .. 21 14 2 5 30 Lancaster
22 12 4 6 28
Marine — 28 11 3 4 25 Sth. Liverpool 22 10 5 7 25 Guinness Ex. 29 11 2 6 24 Fleetwood
Burscough .. 21 10 3 8 23 Kirkby Town 22 10 3 9 23 St. Helens .. 24 9 3 12 21 Chorlcy ......... 22 8 5 9 21 Gt. Harwood Barrow Res.
20 10 3 7 23
th f rm er ^ s b ^ ™ o ' t i r a t ^ n n r i n f
Southport Rea. : i 7 4 10 18 Clitheroe . . . . 24 7 3 14 17 Droylsden .. 23 4 7 12 14 Wigan Rov. .. 20 6 2 12 14 Bacup Bor.
19 7 5 7 19 23 9 1 13 19
Frescot Town 24 5 0 19 10 Rossendale
S l t e S . a J S S S r h e r , «h» PU*1M the . 1 D * s W t im c « « * »
rough tackling did not start scores still level at 1-1.
until Kirkby were kicking into Kirkby came on for the see the sun.
they have been undefeated in attack from the start and Kirk the last two matches.
gone eight league and cup had been injured, games without a win. at least The visitors were on the
r r , . . u n - A c i m a i l g e s
CUtheroe made several chan- kick and Kay rose above all ° sent over a well-placed free
ges to the side which drew with others, the centre-fonvard s flv- ITHelens last week. Cohn Wil- ing header was saved on the
in'place 'oMChris* ^ms^whose I *UWiStami»ny'was hurt as he Unwound, which he received tried ^
/ II during the S t Helens game. | which threatened the CUtneroe F. Booth ......... l^C lU h e ro e
had not yet fully healed, and he was replaced at left half by
Holden. I.i tile forwards there were
nttlacks" but each
beaterf off before the final shot | tunately i . . * «... n a_
one
could be made. Kirkby retaliated and Sdio-
field was brought into action tough and the referee had when he was forced to dive words with. Baron and P. Clegg at Brown’s feet as the centre after Baron had tackled King
aaII nn
forward tried to force his way and then c ' f °„^,“ d la"er through.
Widdup was prominent in received a kick, the majority of the early Clith- Minutes 1latei ; .h aL’f d apparently the CUtneroe player
eroe moves with his pin-point another fold *hS } „5 “d Jm e passing and good clearances. Kay sprawling, King s fia™p *A bad clearance from Clegg was entered m the leferee s nut Clitheroe in trouble, but book.
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the fuU back quickly recovered Teanis: Cjj^eroe. Schofield and robbed Finlay as he was | Clegg D . Holt^ Kirk. Wfiliam son. Holden; Braysford, Wid-
. , .
’ Minutes later Clegg had to I dup. Kay. Baron, Wilson, receive treatment after being
about to shoot. hit in the face by the ball.
The thin crowd possibly! Clegg T . Brookfield. Brown, lVM
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Incorporating The Ribblcsdale Permanent Building Society
Clitheroc Branch Office:—
7 MARKET PLACE, CLITHEROE Telephone: 4 2 1 0
Branch Manager:—My. W. S- Glasbj
BRANCH OFFICES AND AGENCIES THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY
TV
Kirkby Town. Disley.J’orter, Allen: Caton, King. George;
L. Conchie ....................... 46 A. Swain .......................... 50 E. Petty .......................... 72 H. Lawrenson ................ 73 H. Dew-hurst ................... 50 L. D. Conchie ................ 68
BILLINGTON B 10 points Total 359 CROSS KEYS 14 points
J. Gcldard ..................... 77 B. Smith ....................... 81 T. Palmer ........
D. Niven ........................... 68 T. Williamson ................ 43 T. Seed .......................... 80
82 Total 441 SNOOKER LEAGUE
Waddlngton Social Clnb A Cross Keys ., Billington A Chatburn B ., Pendle Club . Social Club B Police
Conservatives BilUngton B Chatbum A . Pendleton Calderstones Highest break—33 A. Billington B.
.......
P. Points 16 16 14 16 16 14 16 14 14 14 14 14
14 58 Swain.
162 149 139 136 132 130 125 116 115 95 94 85
HOMING Clitheroe Homing Society
prize distribution was held at the Do? and Partridge Hotel, Clithcroc when more than 70 members, wives and friends
attended. Premier Cup winner was Mr.
K. Croft who was presented with five awards, and a plaque. Other awards were: Jones and Addison, two cups; '. Scott
i A. Parker, £2 novices’ special.
and son, one cup; J. Smith, one cup: Edgar Hargreaves, one cup and two guineas special:
E. Horsfield .................... 49 A. Clark ----------
A. Middlesborough ......... 45 R. Parker ....................... 46 B. Hodgson ..........
CH ATBU RN A 6 points J ”
R. Asthi .......................... 34 Total 3131
CALDERSTONES 2 points D. Fitzpatrick ................ 42 J. Horrocks .................... 34 E. J. Botley .................... 37 H. Joyce .......................... 39 C. Graham .................... 62 W. Tiplady....................... 32
ToUl 246 ....j
three positional changes in volving Baron, Kay and Wid dup. and Bruysford replaced
goal, and he left the field for several minutes to have treat
Harvie.CUtheroe made several early one
was floored by Porter in one of the hardest tackles seen at Clitheroe this season. He was carried with blood gushing , from a deep gash on his right was was I shin and taken to hospital. For-
ment to his ankle. Ten minutes later Wilson
essary to insert any stitches. Play began to get really
and taken to nospivui. t
T. Swift .........
P. Craig ......... .............. 03 G. Titlcy . . . . .............. 22
B. Altham . . . . ................ 76 L. McEntce
E. Tomlinson ............... 71 D. Covvperthwaite ......... 71
CON CLUB 16 points J o u n d w - W. Bray ^ rw- W. Redlern . . . . . . . . . . 52 ............. 58
G. Tomlinson ............... 50 Total 361
H. Frankland ................ 80 B. Jones .......................... 51 P. Jones .......................... 36 J. Fish .............................. 45 H. Holgate ....................... 62 F. Webster
CHATBURN B 6 points
................ 60 Total 390
D. Nuttall H. Nutter R. Croztcr F. McNab C. Nutter A. McNab
V Broderick ................... 35 had to suffer driving haiL Notn- B. Lee .............................. 441 ing could be seen below and
^ BILLINGTON A 0 points i i iuw d w mit was finally readied we then
R. Charnley .................... 44 M. Gorton ....................... 45 H. Hilton ....................... 461 C. Rydheard .................... 41
Total 255 I
................... 68 Total 342
SOCIAL CLUB B 10 points H. Wilkinson.................... 44 G. Blackburn ................ 52 J. Ainsworth ............— 70 F. Abraham .................... 66 R. Holden ....................... 52 L. Field .......................... 60
after a few minutes we began the descent, which soon be en me n» downhill mcc to^ the j minibus and dry c* ■ ’-ing
FAIRFIELD PENDLETON 2 points Although Clitheroe have now Berry, replacing Tartt, who ond half with their substitute,
cleared a shot off the line fol lowing a left wing corner.
I In tllc next mimlteK|rk " ? s agam in the picture when he
20 5 3 12 13 22 3 3 16 9
kins; Cowell, Green; Thurston, Jones, o ’ConneU; McCally, Dickinson, Hitchen, Slater,
competition Teams; Grindloton:
Ghypcrs. Sabden: Macro; Graham,
« n
21 16 2 3 34 Grindleton added four more alter ulc 20 15 2 3 32 goals.
P W D LPts W d I
THIRTEEN GOALS
Gisburn 10, Chipping 3
pace and after some end to end play, Chipping took the lead through J. Mercer. Gisbum fought back Immediately and equalised through G. Southwort. Chipping took the lead again
The game started at a fast
ten minutes later through Proc tor. but Gisbum drew level again.
slammed home three more goals, bringing the score to 5-2. Southwort, in devastating form, was the scorer of four of these
Before half-time. Gisbum
goals. Chipping scored again just
Taylor, Richardson; C a r te r , Wilson, O'Donnell; Atkinson Woodworth, Southwort. Price, Moulsdalc.
Teams, Gisbum: Dennett
man, Seed; R. Freeman, Blez ard, Preston; P. Freeman, Mer cer, Proctor. J. F r e em a n Rhodes.
Chipping: Squires; D. Free,
GOALKEEPER SWITCHED,
THREE TIMES Crindlcton 8, Sabden 0
During tlie first half, Grindle- ton played some good football. They soon got on top and were two goals up after lo minutes. By half-time, the score was 4-0. In the second half, play be-
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after the re-start, but Gisbum piled on the pressure again and hit another five goals.
TRINITY TARGET
Trinity 5, St. Paul’s 1
cessful run on Saturday, defeat ing a lively St. Paul’s by five
coals to one. Both sides took time to settle,
Trinity continued their suc
but it was the home forwards who mastered the sticky condi tions first. John Peel opened
Inter-League game
team will meet a team from the F.vlde Amateur League at Shaw Bridge on Sunday in the semi-final of an inter-league competition.
A Clitheroe Amateur League
chosen from: Dennett (Gis burn). Jeffries (Brockhall) Rawsthome (Bowker Bros), O’Donnell <Gisbum), Dawson (Chatbum), Wilkinson (St. Paul’s). McGurk (Trinity), Tomlinson (Brockhall), Reyn olds (White Lions). Wright (St Paul’s). J- Woodworth (Gisbum), Eliadin (Brockha-U)
Clitheroc’s team will be Lions).
C.R.G.S. tramps resume walks in Lakeland
With the Lake District, de- came rather scrappy, but °c™° ^ Christmas holiday.
ON THE
the scorinc after 20 minutes, when he worked hard down the right wing, cutting in to beat goalkeeper Parker.
brothers paved the way for Grime to score.
Seven minutes later, the Peel
a goal, but Kay foiled two good attempts, turning the ball over
St Paul’s fought hard to get
the bar. I t was Turnbull who found
net.
i After the Interval, St. Paul’s I had more of the play and Wil kinson pulled one goal back
from a penalty. Play was even for the next
ten minutes, until Morrison moved through the St. Pauls defence to bring the score to
4—1 for Trinity. The St. Paul’s defence went
to pieces, and it was Morrison again who scored in the 78th
minute.Tlie five goals scored on Saturday brings Trinity’s total
for the last four games to 31.
Simpson (Brockhall). Bolton (Hurst Green). Briggs (White
Severe test for Langho
Blackburn Combination (Div 3) Langho 3 v. Duttons 0
since November, promotion seeking Langho had a tough game against the bottom club,
in their first home match
Duttons. Langho squandered e a r l y
, „ , infpct inn tlie fL Tramps Club of: I took a u P
Roval Grammar fierce shot from J. A. Best was resumed their walks helped into the goal by a Dut- tons defender’s attempt to
ol‘ foot-and-mouUi looked dangerous, but Lang, deserved lead when a
aese veu r The second lorm walk vas £ ^ secon[, half Langho .....J stop it.
Sabden tried nard through- up Coniston Old Man
and.one on)y Just cl Ung on to th e r coniston p
CI d « ^ e hit I Duttons” pwe”up Toin- was VCVy treacherous underfoot. I erjar Py rhree goals but before
three-quarters of the way up. we tunied back, for the route At
Lambert; Birtwell, Wright, Wright, Hall, Metcalf. Field ing, Schofield. Lambert.
SNOOKER LEAGUE
A. Atkinson ................... 49 B. Scott ........................... 51 R. Swales.......................... 89 T. Riding ....................... 84 W. Waggett ................... 90 G. Woodworth ................ 57
SOCIAL CLUB A 10 points Total 420
N. Waterworth ................ 74 M. Sowden ....................... 68 J, Hargreaves ............... 20 J. Woolf ........................... 42 J. Sowden ....................... 50 S. Cox .............................. 60
WADDINGTON 6 points Total 320 stopped lunches. After
minibus. We all had a very wet but
our enjoyable
clothes day’s
in walking. HELVELLYN
vellyn is described by L. Mit-1 cheil.
The first form walk up Hel-I
disused power power- station, wo I noil, to
eat
walked on into coniston. arriv ing there at about 4 p.m. and changed
the our meal w c |Best. our
SPORTS NOTES
Tomorrow Clithcroe v i s i t .relegation - stragglers Prescot
were safely parked by the side 0f at least a point, of Ullsvvater, and a few minutes Earlier in the season C ith later we headed up Uie lower el.oe beat them 3—2 at Shaw slooes of Hclvellyn—and into Bridge, Holt. Kirk and Kay the rain1 I t rained, it rained, getting the goals when the mv how it rained! Mr. Board-1 CUtheroe team was: Schofield; man led the way while we Ciegg, Holt; Holden. Kirk, stumbled up the track behind Baron. Widdup. Braysford. Kay
-By 11-30”, he writes, ’’vve Town, and should be confident him.
wcue°fcand wetter, vve came to j to go bL Clitheroe should be Stridin:a loot wrong,
-sioc-inK upwards, getting If past records are anything Harvie. Wilson.
Edge. If you were to I in line for a win, for they have you would completed the ‘double over
Total 3111 up' Sleet and t w canto at us in their last six visits to Pres- likc bullets but the party strug- cot, Clitheroe have gained four led gamely on. When the sum-1 wins and one draw.
more auickly thar- you came ings, in 1964-65 and 1965-66, and Kums down much prescot in their __ packed Booth, A. Miller, Cotton, Best; &
the ^Ven Slneld Of the siiow being glazed. About l j d f the goa,ikeeper, after Alt 5
t e \ » t t o n put“ Upenalty shot had ^ pulled down.
.rations gave up aU hope of a of point. Firstly, Booth scored and
^ Langho were sup-
rt: "" “On tlie way back to Conis- that, the game was very tight, ton we went through Copper I Langho team: Ward; Ains- Miiic Valley. When we came to worth. Hilton; Clague. O’Don- a
Duckworth, J. A,
chances and Duttons always but Langho
the net again in the 44th minute when he prodded a short ball into the back of the
RIBBLESDALE SENIOR LEAGUE FIXTURES
The provisional fixtures in
the Ribblcsdale Senior Cricket League for the com ing season, which will be finalised at a meeting in Clitheroe on Monday, Feb ruary 19th are as follows;
RIBBLESDALE SENIOR LEAGUE
A„rji 20. Barnoidswick v Blackburn N.
FIXTURES
Earby v Rolls Roycc. Read v Baxenden. Ribblesdale W. v Padlhara. Settle v CUtheroe. Whalley v Great Harwood.
April 27.
Baxenden v Bamoldswick. Blackburn N. v Settle.
, ,
CUthcroc v WliaUey. Great Harwood v Earby.
May 4 Barnoldswick v Read. _ ,
Earby v Clitheroe. Padiham v Great Harwood. Ribblesdale W. v Rolls Boyce-
Settle v Baxenden. Whalley v Blackburn N.
May 5. (Sunday). Bamoldswick v
Ribblesdale W.
Baxenden v Whalley. Blackburn N. v Earby CUtheroe v Padiham. Great Harwood v Rolls Roycc.
Read v Settle.
May 11.Earby v Baxenden. Padiham v Blackburn N.
Rolls Royce v Clitheroe. Settle v Barnoldswick. Whalley v Read.
May 18. (Cup Final Day). Barnoldswick v Whalley.
Baxenden v Padiham. Blackburn N. v ftolls Royce.
Read v Earby. Settle v Ribblesdale W.
May 19. (Sunday). 1st. ROUND RAMSBOTTOM
CUP Baxenden v Ribblesdale W.
Blackburn N. v Read. Clitheroc v Barnoldswick. Great Harwood v Settle.
Padiham v Earby. Rolls Royce v Whalley.
JUEarby v Barnoldswick. Great Harwood v Settle. Padiham v Read. Ribblesdale W. v Clitheroe. Rolls Royce v Baxenden. Whalley v Settle.
June 3- fWl)it Monday). Bamoldsvvick v Earby.
Baxenden v Rolls Royce. Blackburn N. v Great Harwood.
Clitheroe v Ribblesdale W. Read v Padiham. Settle v WhaUey.
J Blackburn N. v Ribblcsdalew.
Clitheroe v Baxenden. Earby v WhaUey. Great Harwood v Read. Padiham v Settle. Rolls Royce v Barnoldswick.
The third form walk up Fair- kj ^ opposition in the team who writes“rlbed
inB and had dinner at L 15 foi the ^aiK. \ sc Total 349 | member , losL _ h ls ^
■We arrived at Rydal at 11-30 *3ealt 0 T ie^etl°offrw
,,,,, „r the edS) of a small oy very uig ,.The party set off
aSa.in' I a„ d
-0 ,*• ill. year, they are not winning £ argl„s, thus en-
Pr - c lu b fa r l havlng more
wator-falhlt was here that one abling ^ ° ^ “ atch^ i ^ haV MbhSi
~ r~\ School Staff, Calderstones ^ m u r i te s^ fo T the league title. The second promo-
“1 eras. Membeis ol the pait.v | fl_ht(n„ jt out. chatbum seem distance of about a mile.
crag. Member were soon struggling over
and then started to descend to Rydal. Various members fell to
yiev
live frequent bogs that were scattered along tfic route. Alter a steep descent to Rydal Hall we walked to the minibus.
after 6 o’clock arriving in CUth eroe at 8 p.m. after a most en joyable day.”
"Wc set off for home shortly ________ AT THE CINEMA
Regarded throughout the film world as the ‘proto type” westerner, John Wayne is producer,“ director and
star of “The Alamo” which is the attraction at the Pal ladium all next week except
Tuesday and Thursday. The film tells of Texas’ fight for independence against
Uve military tyranny of Mexico’s president dictator, General Lopez de Santa Anna, their defeat of toe general s brother-in-law and the amass ing by the general of a mighty army of 7,000 for a punitive march against Texas. A small group under the command of William B. Travis (Laurence Harvey) and James Bowie (Richard Widmark) take ref uge in the Alamo and begin preparing their defence. Travis pleads for more men, but only two small groups, one com manded by Colonel David Crockett
answers the call. Others in the cast arp Richard Boone. Frankie Avalon. Linda Crlfttal and Patrick Wayne.
(John W ay ne) “Meet Whiplash Willie”
starring Jack Lemmon and Walter Mattau, is showing at
the Civic Hall from Monday to Wednesday. A witty comedy film tells
Speedway’s 40th anniversary
anniversary of speedway Great Britain and to commemo rate that occasion I am organis- an anniversary event. I
Tills month marks the 40th
write in the hope that some of your readers may be able to
how Harry Hinkle (Jack Lem mon), a TV cameraman cov ering a football game is man- oevring his portable camera on toe 25-yard line when ‘Boom Boom’ Jackson (Ron Rich), a 200 pound half-back, comes charging down the field and
collides with him. • At the hospital, Harry’si first
visitor is his brother-in-law Willie (Walter Matthau), clever lawyer who knows all there is to know about insur ance claims. He knows a gol den opportunity when he sees one and the accident hnppened in front of 85.000 witnesses. He tells Harry l
help me fill in a few gaps. I would like to hear from any
-We struggled round we^k. horseshoe towards Fan'iielrt
.
had a short snack. At 2-15 P-m- l^ th ^ th r e e '^clubs ^Primrose, vve set off up the side of a steep w ^ gchool staffi and i c i ‘A’
to have shot their bolt when * a * last
jg now aimost certain that crashed to TUT ‘A’
.
Forden Club A and Ribblcsdale A will have to play-off for the (Division A title. Tills match will have to be played on
LAST WEEKS RESULTS Team K.O. 1st Round
Whalley 5, Trinity ’A’ 4 Division ‘A’
stones ‘B’ l; Forden ‘A’ 10 RWCC ‘B’ 0.
Division B
■B’ 3 .Whalley 7; Primrose St. Paul’s C 5; Forden ‘B’ 5, Chatburn 5; Rlbb. Sch. staff 3, Calderstones ‘O’ 7.
ICI ‘A’ 7, Chatburn 3; Trinity
Division A League P W D 1
Forden Club A Rtbb. Wand. A. St. Paul's A ..
13 12 12 11 11 6
Calderstones B St. Pauls B .. Trinity A — ICI B ............ Ribb. Wand. B.
one who may have programmes, photographs or press cuttings of 1928 events at such speed ways as Manchester White City and Belle Vue. I am anxious to borrow or
purchase.such items as may be available to complete the history of the sport of which I am now compiling. I would also be pleased to hear from anyone who participated to the sport between 1928 and
1931.
just lie still and pretend to be seriously injured they are going to sue everyone to sight—, the team the stadium and the television company—for one
if lie will
million dollars. Showing from Thursday to
Saturday is a sophlsicated comedy, , “The Honey Pot’’,, starring Rex Harrison and Susan Hayward.
Years of Speedway Cavalcade” will take place on Sunday, Feb- ruary 18th at High Beech to the Epptog Forest, near Lon don, and iany interested persons will be welcome.
As a point of interest the 40 „
Hon. Sec. Veteran Dirt Track Riders’ Association.
PETER ARNOLD,
Gaywood Cottage, Pipewell, Near Kettering.
Calderstones C Primrose — Rib. Sch. Staff ICI A ............ Ctiatburn St. Pauls C .. Whalley ......... Forden Club B Trinity B —
0 12 0
Division B P W D 14 13x 1
3x1 7 2X2 8
lx 0 11 2
Calderstones ‘A’ dropped out of the league.
x indicates 2 points added as
NEXT WEEK’S FIXTURES DIVISION 'A'
complete, but if any club has any outstanding matches would they please arrange them as soon as possible.
All planned fixtures are now DIVISION 'B'
•B’. Trinity ‘B’ v. Caldcrstones 'C.
Monday: Whalley v. Forden
ICI ‘A’. Wednesday: Chatburn v.
Tuesday: Ribb. Sch. Staff v. Primrose. February issue on saleat your newsagent 26 6d
Hot the common market - but S o c c e r ’ s European Nation’s Cup, details of the last eight, also winter Olympics preview. G o l f Clinic part 1, and coverage of over 30 separate Sports in this month’s issue of the Sportsman’s Colour maga
zine. Ribb. Wand ‘A’ 9, Calder OR
. WhaUey became the third second division club to defeat
TABLE TENNIS ASPDENS
June 15. Barnoldswick Great Har wood.
| handicap K.O. when they iid^'division
neutral table and should prove .. close and exciting clash. Details of venue and date will be given to this column to any one interested to watching what should be the highlight of the season. The individual KO Competi
26 KING STREET,
CLITHEROE TEL: 2681
tion has been arranged for Saturday Feb 28th to the Trinity Schoolroom with com petitions in singles and doubles. I t is hoped all club members will support this important league function.
Ribblesdale W. v Great Harwood.
Read v Ribblesdalc W. Rolls-Royce v Padiham.
i
Baxenden v Blackburn N. Read v Clitheroe. Ribblesdale W. v Earby. Settle v Rolls Royce. Whalley v Padiham.
June 16 (Sunday). 2nd. BOUND RAMSBOTTOM CUP
June
21.Baxenden v Read. Blackburn N. v Barnolds- wick.
Clitheroc v Settle. Great Harwood v Whallcy. Padiham v Ribblesdale W.
Rolls Roycc v Earby. June
29.Barnoldswick v Clithcroc.
Earby v Padiham. Read v Blackburn N. Ribblesdale W. v Baxenden. Settle v Great Harwood. WhaUey v Rolls Roycc.
July 6.
Baxenden v Great Harwood. Blackburn N. v Clitheroe. Ribblesdale W. v Whalley.
,
July 13Bamoldswick v Padiham. Clilheroe v Blackburn N.
Settle v Earby. Great Harwood v Baxenden. Read v Rolls Royce. Whalley v Ribblesdale W.
July 20 Padiham v Bamoldswick.
Rolls Royce v Read. Earby v Settle.
July 27. Blackburn N. v Baxenden. Clitheroe v Read. Earby v Ribblesdale W. Great Harwood v Barnoldswick.
Padiham v Whallcy. Rolls Royce v Settle.
August 3. Bamoldswick v Rolls Royce.
Clitheroe v Great Hanvood.
- Settle v Padiham. Whalley v Earby.
Baxenden v Clitheroe. Read v Great Harwood. Ribblesdale W. v Blackburn K.
August 4. (Sunday). SEMI-FINAL RAMSBOTTOM CUP
Aug. 10Barnuldswick v Baxenden. Earby v Great Harwood. Padiham v Rolls-Royce. Ribblesdale W. v Read. Settle v Blackburn N. Whallcy v CUtUcroe.
Aug. 17 (2 p.m.i Baxenden v Settle. Blackburn N. v Whuilc;,. Clithcroe v Earby. Great Harwood v Patlibaiu. Read v Barnoldswiek. Rolls Royce v Ribblesdalc W.
August 18. FINAL RAMSBOTTOM CUP
August 24. (2 p.m. i Earby v Blackburn N. Padiham v Clithcroe. Ribblcsdale W. v B.r.iu:. -
Rolls Royce v Great
Settle v Read Whalley v Baxenden.
August 3l! (2 p.m.) Barnoldswick v Settle.
Baxenden v Earby. Blackburn N. v Padth.un Clitheroc v Rolls Royce. Great Harwood v Ribblcsa;.
Read v Whalley.
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If you would like to work in modem Offices with goc ding to age), and h;
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Telephone Chatbi — i
Telephone Clitheroc 380 No Specialised Quali
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September 7. (2 p.m.) Earby v Read. Great Harwood v Chtherce. Padiham v Baxenden. Ribblesdale W. v Settle. Rolls Royce v Blackburn N. Whalley v Barnoldswick.
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SOLAR BLINDS Manufacturers of the
Luxaflex Venetian Blind Require the Services ol :)
Young Lady interested in becoming a
Junior Telephonist/! Qerk
at tholr Clitheroe Office in Highfield Road
We require someone of pleasuj personality with good speakbi voice, able to type an advanta-J
Please apply by Phone CLITHEROE 2125
asking for Mr. NAYLOR SECRETARIAL SERVICES
REQUIRE THE F0LL0W1NG| TEMPORARY STAFF
Shorthand and copy typists aj comptometer operators.
5122 6 Ring Padiham 71998 or Ne!s|
LANCASHIRE EDUCATION | COMMITTEE
0UTc.LrschS6olMES’
Welfare Assistant rcquivcdl W assist teaching staff in lniarl
* classes 271 hours—£6-2-1 * week. School hours and ho!idu|
. Apply by lottor stating education, experience and w name and address of one refca 10 the Rev K Broadhurst, I
James’ Rectory, Woone Lai (•Utheroe not later than fil February 1968
WAITER REQUIRED two or thl evenings — Swan With ’l l NeoksTnn Pendleton. Tel Clll eroe 3U3_____________
I experienced GARDENER I qulrca tor well-equipped gardl bound knowledge and good il erences essential. Able to c on advantage Good wage good country house wl1 modern conveniences. Own l i den and garage.—Apply by let!
n first Instance to: Gi-cyston Rlmlngton, Nr Olltheroe
| LADY REQUIRED to help wfl too care of elderly lady <f invalid) part-time, occaslo* evenings.—65 Waddlngton R Clltheroe Or ring CUtheroe !
I domestic help requii 1
whalley 3321 1
. Seek, good rate of pay.—I STRONG lad required lrcla0Q
or three mornings . * CUth
omce must have an aptltudel Paures.—Apply Lancaster tl
Waterloo M|
f t ' A88ISTANT male jemale. ■ required for grow
J HaUe.—Apply In DCrson to- Cl
P ed immediately for intern 3 s* h °p work Age 16 tol
&S"8 TAPply A Webster f Sons , 8 Market Place. CUthel
|K K l q ^ififreroo pel 2971 T
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_>ilthero6 >?>ho&6 2482 |
lraBagiawaTa 1 J)QUr,--3 ,Moor Lane, cilthctf
R^NEftlREQUlhEDfor SHbl I firto? Friday mornings 5 /- i
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