LEADERS THEIR GRIP


ing away with the Clitheroe Amateur League cham­ pionship this season and by winning their 10th con­ secutive game, on Satur­ day. they increased their


Whit' Lions are walk­


lead to eight points. A 9-3 win over Chatburn


brought their goal ratio for 10 matches to 67-12. Hurst Green are the Lions’


be content with a couple


good football but the defence found their hands full with a visiting team that set a fast pace and largely main­ tained territorial advantage. Briggs got four for White Lions, two more coming from


in the same period. Chatburn produced some


nearest rivals with 12 points from nine games. Calder- stones and Waddington Res­ erves are both on 11 points from eight and seven games respectively. Trinity lost their sixth suc­


cessive game when they went down 7-3 at home to Bow- kers, the defeat bringing their goals against in the last four games to 30.


RESULTS


Moor Club 2, St. Paul’s 3; Grindleton 0, Chipping 4; Bilington 0, Waddington Reserves 0; Chatbum 3, White Lions 9; King’s Arms 1, Calderstones 6. Tomorrow’s fixtures and


Trinity 3, Bowkers 7; Low


Amateur League


Fou ker and one each from Seedall and Preedy, plus


an own goal given by Chat-


bum.Chatham's marksmen wer; J. Holgate, Bithell and Mc-


Cally.Teams: Chatburn — John­ son; Bush, Jervis; Lawson,


Leach, Holgate A; , Rear: Holgate J-, Bithell Pilking-


Waterhouse, o'Donall; Grime, Chatburn, Preedy; McClean, Woodworth, Foulker, Briggs,


ton, McCally. White Lions — O'Nei 1;


referees- Trinity v Low Moor Club (E. Harris); St. Paul’s v Hurst Green CP- Dauber); Chatbum v Calderstones (A. Learmont); Billington v Bow­ kers (J. Duffy); Waddington Reserves v Grindleton (J. Swayne); White Lions v King’s Arms (A. Braith- waite).


Shipping Crinity


.10 3 3 4 9 , 7 4 1 2 9 . 6 4 0 2 8 , 8 4 0 4 8 . 9 2 1 6 5 . 8 1 0 7 2 . 9 1 0 8 2 . 9 0 1 8 1


, 7 5 1 1 11 8 5 0 3 10


10 10 0 0 20 9 6 0 3 12 8 5 1 2 11


P.W.D.L.P. Lions snap


up nine Chatburn 3, White Lions 9. Whit' Lions continued


to take a generous helping of goals when they visited Chatburn. Leading 4—1 at half time they added another five after the inter­ val while Chatbum had to


Seedall.


A fair result


Billington 0, Waddington Res. 0.


A goalless draw was the


fair result of a ding-dong battle in very muddy con­ ditions when Billington entertained Waddington Reserves in the Clilheroe Ama t e u r League pro­


P. Whitehead, Billington sec­ retary, described the game as “the best we have had the pleasure of watching at Bil­


gramme on Saturday. After it was al! over, Mr.


lington for a long time”. Although no goals were


scored, the game had every­ thing else including a splen­ did save by Williams from a spot kick by Willis for the Reserves, The heavy going fa tourer’


thestrongly built Billingto’- side in constrat to the Wad dington youngsters with an


average age of 17. The teams provided 90


minutes of exciting and entertaining football. Billing- ton’s bustling forwards relied


on the long ball down the middle: the Waddington


lightweights used the wings and the talents of Cook and


TiUerington. Both teams had scoring


chances and on one occasion Tiltenngton hit the under­ side of the bar with a trem­ endous drive.Wadd.ngton had the edge in the second half but in the thick mud, shooting was almost impossible. The Bil­ lington keeper brought off several good saves, one of them from Bradley. Both teams acquitted them­


selves surprisingly well in the conditions. T. Squire and P. Thislethwaite were out­ standing for Billington and Williams and Riby for Wad­ dington. Teams. Billington—Squire;


CYCLING Test of


stamina The club headed for


Sunderland Point on Sun­ day and were once again unlucky—they were unable to reach their destination. Leaving Clitheroe by


way of the Trough of Bow- land they found the wind urging them on with every turn of the pedals, the first resort to “shank’s pony” being the ascent of Boun­


Whitehead, Swain: Thistle- thwaite, McGurk, Threlfall: Holland Wallbank. Tomp­ kins. Goldsmith and Willis. Substitute: Scott Waddington Reserves —


Williams; B r a d l e y K.. Edmondson; Dav’es, Rich­ ards. Rigby; Wild. Bradley W., Behan, Cook. Tittcrirg- lon. Substitute. Swales.


Down


again Trinity 3 Bowkers 7. Early exchanges in a


game nlayed on a sticky wet field premised an even result but afier 25 minutes. Bowkers came alive, two quick goals taking Trinity


saved well from Czapowski and Turnbull. The works side pressed on


by surprise. At the other end Lloynd


and were rewarded with a third goal before the interval. On the resumption, Dobson, who had got both goals for Bowkers. was replaced by F. Atkinson. Howarth pulled a goal back from close range for Trinity but the works team negatived this through F. Atkinson. Czapowski reduced the


county boundary at the sum­ mit of the hill but the wind was a little too strong and a little too cold to tarry for long.


dary Hill. A pause was made at the


The ride from Marshaw to Abbcystead is always inter­ esting at this time of year; the trees are beginning to assume the stark look that will see them Lhrough the winter but- a carpet of bronzed leaves still covers the ground.


the creax of the bougns ana the swish of tyres was ai. that could be neard as the riders swept py.


The rustle of. the leaves,


Sk.rton Br.oge ,*t Lancaster, the tide appeared to ue at the iio-d so it was thought best not to cross Bait Ayre, that barren and muddy stretch oi snore .near the Lune whicli Is traversed by the narrow uxclifie Road.


When tne ciub crossed


road lroni overton to Sun­ derland point would be flooded most ol the afternoon it would be safer not to go out there.


It was decided that as the


in Morcoambe and enabled the riders to take their time on the strength-sapping slog into the wind on the journey


This meant an extra hour


nome. The trip from Lancaser via


arrears only for Bowkers to strike again with goals through Aspinali and Scott. McClean took the visitors’


'core to seven and Czapowski converted a penalty for


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son: Penman E., Mickle- wrighi; Wood, Penman J.. Morrison; Howarth, Peel. Czapowski. Mortimer. Turn- bull. Substitute. Devine. Bowkers — Lloynd; Evans


Rigs; Rilev, Brown. Scott- Atkinson J.. Smith. Dobsor McClean. A'oinall. Substitut- Atkinson F. Referee: Mr. N. Berry,


Easy win


King’s Arms 1, Galderstones 6 Calderstones h a d an


easy victory when they visited King’s Arms. Con­ ditions were far from good, with one goal area being


interval and then added two more without reply.


waterlogged. The visitors led 4—1 at the


Aspin, Dew-hurst; Hargreaves', Sims Hartley; Bishop, Par­ sons,’ Peel, Ward, Robinson, Substitute: Catlow.


Teams. King’s Arms—Pye;


Aus ter, Fitzpatrick; Hard­ man Shuttleworth, Wood- worth, Holden, Wright, Wild, Backhouse, Duckworth. Sub­ stitute; Smith.


Calderstones Reynolds;


Well on top


Low Moor Club 2, St, Paul's 3 Though they held a 1—0


I heard i t from a novelist (A nice chap, but neurotic), Who heard i t from a Cricketei Who heard i t from a c r it ic , Who got i t from a person Writing epics in an a t t ic ,


Who said it was in


this week’s


half-time lead, Low Moor Club were unable to increase their advantage against St. Paul’s and even­ tually went down by the


into the lead, but two goals in five minutes by Driver soon after the interval put the visitors well on top.


dominate the game, and Pearce T. made :,t 3-1 with a well-placed shot, though Ireland reduced the arrears three minutes from time.


St. Paul’s continued to


Al en; Johnson, Choyce; War­ den, Humphries, Ireland; Bibby, Johnson, Swarbrick, Buchanan, Bradley. Substi­ tute; Kitchen. St. Paul’s: Adcroft; Pearce,


Teams: Low Moor Club:


odd goal in five. Bibby had put Low Moor


Trinity.Penman J. and Wood were outstanding for Trinity, and Riley and Aspinal! for Bow­ kers. Teams: Trinity- Edmond­


Inglewhite norm-atly takes a couple of hours but so violent was the wind that four and a half hours went by before the club recrossed Edisford Bridge.


MEETING


fined to a meeting of the North Lancs Veterans’ .Time Trial Association at Brock.


My own Sunday was con­


attended and they learned that the association was strong financially. The racing "vets” are riding a very good selection of events in addi­ tion to VTTA events and one of the trials that benefits from this support is the wet! known “Circuit of the Dales," the early season 50 perhap; better known as the “Apr’ Fools’ Race”


More than 50 members


Nelson Wheelers the promo­ ters of this event if they would allow the association to make a yearly contribution for a prize for the fastest vet.


It was decided to ask tin


from the national scene are that Ray Ward has been dis­ qualified from the final event in the Camagnolo Trophy competition for an infringe­ ment of the rule governing following cars. I t is under­ stood that an appeal will be made.


The main items of news


sial 25 mile champion, and fastest man of the year with a competition record of 51 minutes has announced his retirement from competition. This decision is not perhaps as unexpected as it may seem. Engers rode very little in the final weeks of the season preferring the soli­ tude of fishing to that of riding against the clock. Next week the club joins


Alf. Engers, the controver­


BROCKH4LL MAKE HOMING; CUP EXIT


Brockhall 3, RO*1 4. Brockhall bowed out of


tile Cotton Cup when they lost at home to ROF in the first round of the competi­


tion. r Quickly cs^ b.:;nhin,s ?


tinued to be fairly even but then ROF got two goals. The first came from a quickly taken direct free kick on the edge of the area; the second from a 20 yard drive.


into the lead after la minutes, Ross’s shot being deflected into tho net. Exchanges con­


hythm, Brocxliall moved


hall lost touch and then- per­ formance became ragged when two or three players began arguing among them­ selves. It was no surprise when ROF established a three-goal lead through taking advantage of a loss of composure by the hospital s’.de.Leeniing was booked for bad language and Ross was


In the second half, Brock- TABLE TENNIS


Primrose joint


leaders


Primrose have joined Calderstones as • joint leaders of the Ribblesdale Table Tennis League, both teams having maximum


tory over Trinity ‘B’, wth Frank Lee. Jim Hornby and Barry Allen winning their three games, and they should prove strong challengers for the league title. Trinity ’A’ lost the leader­


points. Primrose had an easy vic­


warned about his conduct. Brockhall pressed hard in


ship this wceek, their match against St. Paul’s ‘C’ being nostponed ’cause of illness. Pendle H'U gained their


the last quarter of an hour, pinning the visitors down in their own half. ROF con­ ceded a pena-’


and Gillibrand made no mis­ take with the spot kick. Hull made it three with a diving header. Gillibrand was outstanding


.tv for hands


for the home side. Brockhall team: Harrison;


Parkinson Bolton; Jeffrey. Gillibrand'. Simpson; Hilton. Leeming. Devine, Ross and Hull, substitute, Smithson.


Langho also out


Edilerton Cup 1st Round


Great Harwood We'llpg’on 5, Langho 2.


Langho had only them­


selves to blame for their dismissal from the Eddles- ton Cup. They had a 2—0 interval lead but then allowed Wellington lo


with the clinging mud, made conditions very difficult, but Langho did not exploit the advantages during the first 45 minutes. Noone scored the first goa!


score five without reply. , The steep slope, coupled


(3) J. Pickles (3) and D. Lambert (2) were their


first win of the season when they beat Ribblesdale Wan­ derers ‘B’ and this should act as a snur. D. McKenzie


successful players. The final of the Knock­


out Competition, letf over last season, takes place on Thursday, wh e n Calder­ stones and Venture Scouts will meet on the ' t. Paul's table.


1, Pendie Mill 9; Trutex 0, Calderstones 10; Venture Scouts 9, Ribblesdale Wan­ derers 'A' l, Forden Club 6, Chatburn 4; Primrose 10, Trinity ‘B’ 0; Trinity 'A' v St. Paul’s ‘C’ (postponed).


Ribblesdale Wanderers 'B' RESULTS


Trutex; Primrose v St. Paul's ‘C’; Tuesday: Chat- burn v Pendte Mill; Wed­ nesday : Ribblesdale Wan­ derers ‘A' v St. Paul’s ‘A’; Venture Scouts v Trinity ‘A’; Thursday: Trinity ‘B’ v Ribblesdale Wanderers ’B' 1968 Team Knockout Com- petition: Calderstones V Venture Scouts Paul’s).


Monday: Forden Club v FiXYURES (at St.


Primrose — 5 5 0 0 10 Trinity ‘A’ .. 4 4 0 0 8 Venture S. .. 5 4 0 1 8 St. Paul’s ‘C’ 3 3 0 0 6 Forden C


Caiderstones


after picking up a desperate clearance, and L a n g h o’s second was added by a Wel­ lington defender, who sliced the ball into an empty net. Soon afterwards Welling­


ton were awarded a penalty, but Ward, who was playing


-.veil, easily saved, the spot kick...................... Langho could have gone


P w D L Pts 5 5 0 0 10


St Pauls A .. 3 2 0 1 4 Rib. W. ‘A’ .. 3 2 0 1 4 Pendle Mill . . 5 1 0 4 2 Rib. W. ‘B’ .. 4 0 0 4 0 Trinity ‘B’ .. 5 0 0 5 0 Chatburn


6 3 0 3 6


Clilhcroe Advertiser and Times, November 28, i960 13


SOCIETY League icauei & p l ac in g s . at Shaw Bridge


.Toncs and Addison have


emerged as the main prize winners in the Clitheroe Homing' Society this


season; They gained four firsts, a


second, and three thirds, as well as holding several other positions. Successes included the Nantes Cup (461 miles), held on a particularly hard day. Thorsby a n d Lof thouse


were the runners-up with four firsts and a second’ while N. Halt. extended his golden wedding celebrations with a first and second in tho Ren­ nes Cup. Outstanding throughout


the season, however, was K. Croft, whose bird, having won the second Christchurch race, was sent to Fointiers (518 miles) and beat every bird within 30 miles to win the irst Lancashire Combine. Another hard worker war


five points ahead of Burs- cough, their nearest rivals, who have dropped only five


points in 18 games. Wi'.h such a record, Prest-


cashire Combination leaders. The Manchester side are


Clitheroe F.C. entertain Prestwich Heys, the Lan- at Shaw Bridge tomorrow.


creased by a 3—1 win over championship rivals, Lancas­ ter, on Saturday. C ’theroe had no game on


wich will be a hard side to beat, especially as their con­ fidence will have been in-


Gisburn


succeed The Craven Premier


League game between Gis- burn and Oakworth opened with the visitors playing the better football, and but for a strong defence. Gisbum would have been in trouble


R. Mitchell, who gained three firsts a second and a third. The Society’s trophy win­


ners for 1989 were: Time and Distance Inland—Jones and Addison: Nantes Cup (461 miles)—Jones and Addi­


B Hargreaves: Rennes Cup (398 tn’les)—N. Hal’: Christ­ church, old b’rd (217 mi’»si— K. Cr o f t ; Po’ntie-s (518 miles)—K. Croft: Chamier averate time and rli''t""'ce— Thorsbv a n d LoPh-w; Young birds Olnistehurcb (217 miles)—1


Addison. Averanches f3Gl miles)-


Loethouse. Combined average—Thors


Tbo-s>\y a n d


bv and Lofthouse; Youn” birds Poi” t.s Cno—R. M't


church—Jciies and A-Miron • C r a v e n Anns—F. Fccles • Hereford -G. Cowp-r'hwaitc- Margot,sfield—R. M-ichell* Christchurch—J o n e s and Ad d i so n ; second Christ­ church—K. Croft: Hereford, first and second T'-'-rriiv and


shell. Winners: Old bird”: Wh t


Lofthouse. Young birds: Whitchurch


Trutex ......... 5 0 0 5 0 5 0 0 5 0


F. Nutter: Shrewsbury—R. Mitchell: Craven Anns—J Scott and Son; Hereford—R Mitchell: Gloucester—Tho”s- by and Lofthouse; Mangots- field—Jones a n d Addl'on; Chris'church—Thorsby and


Lofthouse. CLITHEROE


further ahead but Mi l l e r vas obstructed when appear- 'ng certain to score, and from the free kick. Booth was un- 'ucky not to oush the ball past the keeper. Wellington • started t h r


SNOOKER LEAGUE Results in the Clitheroe


second half confidently and oinned Langho down. Then- first goal came when the visitors’ defence was caught flat-footed by a cross -to the


penalty spot, after Russo had to handle the ball round the


far post. They equalised from the


post.


attack steadily, and it was not long before they took the lead. Their fourth goal came


Wellington continued to


as a result of another pen­ alty, and the fifth was scorer when the ball was slid under


Ward’s diving body. Langho had two chances tc


the goal.


the retiring president for a run to mark the end of his term of office. Leaving Clith- eroe at 9-30 a.m. the run wifi take in one of the lesser known crossings of a nearby moorland. Local riders are welcome to join us— especi­ ally the one who dared to ride along Edisford Road last Sunday evening in track shorts and flimsy shirt. This run will really get knees brown!


Clitheroe held out


mar School’s first eleven had a good home win over Burnley Grammar School on Saturday. In the first 10 minutes


C.R.G.S. 2, Burnley G.S. 1. Clitheroc Royal Gram­


intense pressure, but they fought hack hard and were un ucky to be leading by only one goal at the interval.


Clltheroe were subject to


Hudson; Taylor, Hargreaves, Deardcn; Nester, Greenup, Pearce T., Driver, Baskerville. Substitute: Jackson.


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muddy, but Whittaker defied the conditions to score the first goal. Receiving a pass just inside the visitors’ half, he produced a burst of speed to outstrip the defence and dribbled round the keeper before stroking the ball home.


The ground was v e r y


after the interval when ho lofted the ball over the keep­ er’s head and into the top corner of the net from a seemingly impossible angle. Burnley attacked desperat­


K. Boden made it 2-0 soon


ely, but Clitheroe - held out unti a few minutes from


Pnrves, Astley, Hampshire; Newby Stokes; Boden K„ Whittaker, Ward, Butler.


fine when they conceded a penalty, which gave the visi­ tors a consolation goal. Clitheroe: Chew; Redfem,


Russo; Walmslev, B r i n e, Noone; Haworth, Mi l l e r , Jump, Booth, O’Donnell.


Langho team: Ward; Best, . , „ , New date


between Walpamur and Waddington scheduled for last Saturday was postponed. I t will now take place to­ morrow. Kick-off 2-30 p.m.


The Birtwistle Cup game “SPRITE”


score in the second ha.f Jump missed from a narrow- angle and then Milier laid a fierce shot across the face o.


and District Snooker League: Billington ‘A’ 10, Waddington ‘A’ 4; British Legion 4, Conservatives 10; Chatburn ‘B’ 10, Pendle Club 4; Police 4. Chatburn ‘A’ 10; Social Club ‘A’ 11, Social Club ‘B’ 3; Waddington ‘B’ 10


team first: Billington ‘A’ 379, Waddington ‘A’ 347; B. Lee 44 P. Glennon 82; T. Warden 55! J. Cox 64; C. Rydeheard 66 N. Waterwori.ii 59; P. Gorton 60, G. Spinks 38; C B'-itcliffe 66, P. Rothwell 38: V. Broderick 88, M. Sowdc-


Billington ‘B’ 4. Individual results: Home


66.


servatives 415; G. Yates 60, G W. Anderton 80; T. Aston 60, D. cowperthwaite 56: G. Lambert 56. W. Bray 78; D. Halliwel’. 72, K. Allan 42; T. Hargreaves 58, J. Blackburn 72; G. Wrathall 55. W. Worthington 87. Chatbuvn ‘B’ 445, Pendle


British Legion 361, Con­ . „ 40.


Club ‘B’ 325; N. Burgess 67, B. Jackson 51; J. Haydock 64. R. Burn 60: B. Soott 70, A Hargreaves 60; T. Palmer 62 T. Slater 87; B. Smith 79, D.' Kav 30: T. RMi"g 57, J. Atkinson 57.


So-ia’ Club ‘A’ 399 Social Waddm-’t-n ’B’ 545, Bil-


lino-to" ‘B’ 477; J. Wooff 72, W. Cllffe 92; A. Wright 112. B Robinson 64: J. Beban 83. p. Swain 77; G. Walirsiey 09 M. Gorton 70: D. Wright 103 M. Alike" 59: T. Walms- •Hr’so, R. W. WOd 115.


P. Pts.


-ociai Club ‘A’ ......... 6 65 Chatburn ‘B’ ............ 6 60 Bllllnglon ‘A’ ............ 6 b ( Waddington ‘A’ . . . . 6 oO Chathurn ‘A’ ............ ° Pendle Club ............ 6 48 Waddington ’B' .... 6 47


Club 365; H. Frankland 60, G. Burgess 69; P. Jones 81 F. Hudson 45; A. Holgate 85, T. Howarth 48; B. Jones 89, p. Trimby 52; F. Webster 77, H. Knowles 58; T. Dugdale


54, J. Whittaker 93. Po’ioe 374, Chatbuni ‘A’


conservatives ............ ». ™ Social Club ’B’ .... 6 2o British Legion ......... 0 £> Calderstones ............. 5 -3 Pendleton ................ 5 J® Police ....................... 6 16


Billington ‘B’ ......... •“


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after 16 minutes when a shot hit Huxtable in the face and was deflected into the net. This goal seemed to put life into the Gisburn side and but for bad finishing they could have wiped out the de­ ficit by the interval. Sagar was unlucky not to score when his powerful shot hit the goalkeeper's chest and re-bounded'out of play. Gisburn played some attra­


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Saturday as the Dukinfield ground was unavailab’e. and so tomorrow’s match will be their fifth sucressive game at Shaw Bridge. Wi'h the season not yet


half-way through, Clitheroc have a'ready used 29 players, and not one of them is an ever-present. Four of them, Colin Wil­


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David Barnett have all scored once, and there has been one own goal. Saturday’s results: Bacup


Borough 2, Radc’.iffe Borough 1; Formby 3, Darwen 3; Ley- land Motors 1, Burscough 3; Lytham 1, St. Helens 4; Pres­ cot Town 0, Blackpool Mech­ anics 2; Prestwich Heys 3, Lancaster, 1.


ctive football after half-time and attacked strongly. They equalised through a Wood- worth penalty after the Gis­ bum s k i p p e r had been brought down in the area. Minutes later, Emerson was


Prestwich Heys 18 14 3 I 31 Burscough .. 16 11 4 1 26 Bacup Bor. .. 17 12 2 3 26


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line Gisburn. for whom Bow­


man, Sagar and Woodworth were outstanding went close to adding to their score when Manley hit the bar in the


Bowman. Simpson Huxtable, Ba-ar PeJder, Woodworth, Manlev, Whittaker, J. Taylor, Substitute: Whitt’ker A. Gisbuvn’s team for the


dying seconds. Team: Domett Emerson.


Rad. Bor. . .. . 15 12 1 2 25 Lancaster __ 16 11 2 3 24 St. Helens .. 17 11 1 0 23 Rossendalc .. 16 10 1 4 21 Chor'.ey ......... 16 9 3 4 21 Kirkby Town 13 7 3 3 17 B'poo’. Mechs. 14 7 1 6 15 Davwen .. . . . . 17 5 4 8 14 '-'afd


Formby......... 13 4 1 8 9 Prsscat Town 13 4 1 8 9 Lytham — 17 3 3 11 9 Levland M’trs. 16 1 5 10 7 Clitheroe — 17 2 3 y> 7 Wigan Res, .. 14 1 4 9 6 Nelson ......... 12 2 1 9 0 Wigan Rovers 14 0 1 13 1


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on all Hoot orooiems. DEREK LEIGH


TELEVISION and RADIO REPAIRS


AERIALS Fitted and Repaired


19 CURZON STREET CLITHEROE


Tel. 4168 or 3305


NOEL KING and CO. ELeymatic Specialists


ALTON-LE-DALB. PRESTON Te: 36175


wear lor shipping companies and Qovernmenr battleships Large selection >1 all sizes


Guaranteed cure for Rising Dampness


W. MUTTER


146 Whaliey Road Read, Nr. Whalley Tel. Padiham 72343


PIANO TUNING and ^RECONDITIONING


Caterer to trie Musical orofession


E. J. APPLETON


Tel Haworth 3519 Anytime Any Area


21, Woodlands Rise. Haworth Keighley.


SAVE LINO Lowor Eansm Wharf 8laokburn»


ROBINSON HEVS & CO. LTD. The Old Firm


Have vour Old Flagged Floor Covered with Coloured Asphalt. Also Felt Roofing to Flat Roofs, oto Tel Blackburn 5K349


GENERAL CARRIER LIGHT REMOVALS


D. HIGHLAND


1 STAMFORD PLACE CLlTHbROF Tel. 330U-.W07


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