V.' 10 Clitlicroe 'A'dvcritscr mid Times, Friday, June 5th, 1970 r sets The niosl important


time trial event of the weekend was the National championship ‘25’ on a course near Doncaster.


had previously beaten 58-12 for the distance, so it could be said there were no "slow coaches” in the field. In Lancashire cycling cir­


Alt the entries accepted


be commg the way of the British team in the Milk Race. At the end of stage nine their best man, Phil Edwards, had slipped to seventh place overall. The regions te am , of


Johnson, of Rockingham, in 54-56, and Yorkshireman Peter Watson, of the Clifton C.C., secured third spot in 55-6. Success does not seem to


■which local riders Tony Gomall and Howard Walm- sley are members, are defen-


‘ r iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ROOTES MAIN DEALER


Willow Lane Garage, Accrington TELEPHONE 32217/8/9


NEW SCEPTRES, ALPINES, MINX, RAPIERS, IMPS & AVENGERS FOR EARLY OR IMJIEDIATE DELIVERY


1969 MORRIS 1300. Finished in blue with matching trim, one owner, 9,000 miles only.


1969 HILLMAN Imp Delu.xe. Polar while with red trim. Demonstration car. 6,009 miles.


19GD HILLMAN GT. Finished in tangerine and black trim, demonstration model, nominal mileage.


1968 HILLMAN Minx. Finished in signal red with blue trim, one owner. 22,000 miles only.


1968 VAUXHALL Viva 1600 e.c. O.H.C., one owner, finished in blue with matching trim.


1968 SUNBEAM Rapier. One owner, gunmetal grey with red Interior. Late property of a managing director.


1967 HILLMAN Minx. Midnight blue with matching blue trim, one owner.


1967 (Dec.) ANGLIA Super 1200. Taxed till Sept., small mileage.


1965 AUSTIN Gips.v. Petrol engine, all extr.as


* STAB BARGAIN OF THE WEEK :)t ONLY 300 MILES


fitted. ‘Iliis vehicle has covered 300 miles only and if ever anything represents value for money — this is it. Ideal tor caravanners or


farmer. Huge saving a t ................................... ACCIDENT REPAIR SPECIALISTS


AND THERE IS NO SERVICE LIKE THIS


PARTS PARTS PARTS


Notice to all Bootes owners MAIN DEALER


PARTS STOCKIST OPEN


Monday — Friday 8-30 a.m. to 9-30 p.m.


Saturday 8-30 a.m. to I'O p.m.


Sunday 10 a.m. to 1-0 p.m.


1965 VICTOR 101 Saloon. One owner, finished in blue with matching trim.


c BROS.


ROOTES MAIN DEALER WILLOW LANE GARAGE


ACCRINGTON. Tel. 32217/8//9 Burnley Belvedere won


by 10 runs when they entertained Brockhall at Townelcy Park in the first round of the Ribble Val­ ley League knock-out com­


petition. Innings arc limited to 30 overs and when. IKlvedere


-were all out for 117 Sn 27i overs, Brockhali had a good chance but lasted only 25i overs in which they reached 107. Thompson took 9 for 43.


Belvedere v. Brockhall Burnley Belvedere; Hall 11.


Thompson 6, Grassham 4, Prendesrgast 25, Hudson 5, Downey 20, Ca'pstick 12, Westall 1, Sidebottom 20, Bishop not out 2, Kllgallon 0. Extras 11. Total 117.


57— 4; Heald 8—1—34—1; Davies 55—1—8—3: Holgate


All over the country, carpet prices arc rising, but Kays bulk buying policy still produces today’s carpets at yesterday’s prices .


. . .


Famous designs by BRINTONS, CROSSLEYS, C.M.C.. GRAYS, FIRTHS, etc., etc HUNDREDS OF DISCOUNT BARGAINS — too many to list here — See these examples for yourself —


BRITISH AXMINSTER BODY CARPET’ Ask any­ one about Kays famous Mottled. Thousands and thousands of yards sold — still available a t ...............


' i i"^::


■ ■S|S|


GRADE TWO CLASSIFICATION. British Axmiri- ster Body Carpet. We normally ask 42/6 for this carpet. SUMMER SCOOP PRICE ................................


■ Axminster Body Carpet. Our normal price 45/- yard. SUMMER SCOOP PRICE............................ ...............


'I;;': i p i l , \ ,ii'-;;k iiij '^Li-i'fe


' ?'!”‘i'-s:t!ji 'i .u s . f y - \ "jiv'


|l? ii'"


ir-'.•‘^ " " M.?! - yard FITTID 35/- yard FITTED


LIVELY MODERN COLOUR AND DESIGN. British 37/6 yard FITTED


BRITISH AXMINSTER BODY CARPET. Suitable for light contract wear situations — so ideal for medium domestic use. A 59/6 per yard carpet. SUMMER SCOOP PRICE ......................................................


ANOTHER LIGHT CONTRACT MEDIUM DOMES­ TIC GRADE and listed normally at 59/6 per yard. SUMMER SCOOP PRICE ................................................ .


0S/6 yard 47/6 yard


FITTED FITTED


HEAVY DOMESTIC GRADING BRITISH AXMINS- R f /fi TER. Magnificent quality. Our normal price is 72/6 « 0 / W yard. SUMMER SCOOP PRICE ............................................


fitted


Everyone knows that fitting must be paid for — there is no such thing as free fitting THAT’S V/HY KAYS NEVER SAY "FITTED FREE”


The cost of fitting is always included in our price — there is no hidden extra charge WE NEVER CHARGE EXTRA. OUR PRICE ALWAYS INCLUDED FITTING !


BIG DISCOUNTS FOR CASH OR THREE MONTHS’ FREE CREDIT — OR TERMS (NO DEPOSIT — TWO YEARS TO PAY IF REQUIRED)


RESULTS


Belvedere 117, Brockihall 107; St. Frances 86, Blackburn


1st round knock-out:


Deaf 18. League: <3oal Clough 145


for 6 dec., Lucas 2nd 84; CUtheroe S.C. 113, Barrow- ford 116 for 7; Brockhall 132, W e l l to ^ n 55.


SCT JOST C A R P E T S -S ^ 20 YORKSHIRgSTREET (Koitby Hotel block) 23/25 PENNY STREFr, BLACKBURN (corner of M a rk e t Avenue) .......... 50439 . 27 UNION STREET, ACCRINGTON (Opposite free central car park 1 .. . TeL_33536^1


BaiTowford . . 5 Coal Clough . 6 BroclchaU . . 7 Wellingbon . . 6 St. Francis . . 4 B’bum Deaf . 7 Lucas n .... V Clitlieroe S.C. 6 Belvedere . . 2


Clithero


Coal Clough V. Lucas 2nd (Joal Clough: & Waring 34,


J. Hirst 3, B. NubtaU 32, P. Reddy 9, W. Clarke 0, J. Hopwood not out 9, B. Moor- house 23. M. Blrkett not out 19. Extras 16. Total (6 wkts.)


27-2; J. Earleston 8—0— 5 8 - 1; ID. Cart-er 3—0—23—1; J. La-wson 2—0—21—1.


145. Bowling; D. Tyntan 9—3—


Earleston 6, D. Tyman not out 7, Barker 24. Taylor 0, Lovell 0. Extras 8. Total 84.


D. Carter 4, H. Wllkanson 0, Bouth 9, Lawson 26, J.


Lucas 2nd; H. Ormerod 0.


11_3_15—1; M -Birkett 10 8 ^ ■ 21—5; B. Nuttall 6— 2 -1 4 -1 ; B. 6 -3—26—1.


Bowling; B. Moorhouse Wc are Qilheroe’s Own


Weekly Newspaper for Clitlic''®*’ people.


Om* aim is to serve tlie dislric|


with a lively TRUSTWORTHY • W


service of news and pictures, don’t hush things up. Wc don’t “bloM’ things up” either.


The welfare of Clitheroe ain^^ district and its people is our


fare too we’re xiart of the scenes —and ^vc will he for soinctia'C


come. c


Has it-ever occurred to you hi one of them covering a limitcT read about all the games peel World Sports is'the only full| you know World.Sports has 1 gives you that sophisticated 1 hysteria—and in a ncw-look qi|


Take the June Worldl An indispeiT A day-by-d| An A to Z ( Eight profill The refeicti Billy Wrigll


ALSO Jim Wicks,


• Wirablcdoi Climbing, ] The Coma


So don't g(l better—in \


WOR Bowling: Ascough 13—1—


Holgate 21, Heald 10, Davdes 7 Nuttall 9. Biitcliffe 19, Gib­


1—0—6—1. Brockhall; Harrison 1,


pihrevs 4, Ireland 0, Ascough not 'out 0. Extras 5. Total


son 28. Griffin 3. Hiun-


Thompson 12d—0—43—9; KillgaJUon 5—0—29—1.


107. Bowling: H a il' 8—1—30—0;


// Valley Cup Competition


cles over the past few weeks one man was tipped to win the event, Randy Allsopp. of Cleveleys R.C., and he did just that, with a new championship record time of 54-39. In second place was Male


ing the position of Eddie McGourley at the head of the King of the Mountains table.


three minutes is Polish rider Josef Mikelajezyk," and with only five days to go he will be hard to beat.


Race leader by almost


Vd • ■ f t


.


RECORDS TOPPLE ! Bibty takes B R E N D A IS 5 for 21


turned against the wind It certainly made its presence felt.


Fred Richardson, of West Pennine, in 2-9-48 'w i t h Clayton’s Jack Spencer sec­ ond in 2-10-17. Fastest on age standard


The fastest rider wa.s


was fonner professional and holder of the world hour- record. Harry Hill, of Mid­


dleton, whose 2-11-51 gave him a plus o f 21 minutes. Three N o r th Lancs


to bo fought out by Poland and Czechoslovakia. who


The team event is going


are within four minutes of each other.


20 minutes in arrears in third place and Great Brit­ ain a further three minutes in fifth.


By contrast England are Vcleraus The North Lancs Veterans


Group promoted a 50 mile time trial on the Brock course in which 37 riders were entered. The ages varied from 40 to 62 years.


Once again, the riders had


to face an extremely bois­ terous wind, but a slight shift in direction from pre­ vious week gave some assi.s- tance on certain legs of the course, although when one


Clarion men completed the distance. Fastest of them as usual, was Hariy A.spden. of Langhb In 2-19-12. Younger brother, Norman


Aspden now resident in Southport, finished in 2-27- 37, and Brian Nightingale in 2-28-6. On Tuesday evening five


North Lancs Clarion riders are entered in the Lancas­ ter C.C. ‘25’. which covers the Brook course .starting at the Lancaster end. On Sunday the club run


is to Stainforth to 'visit the Yorkshire Union caving weekend. Those who wisli to camp


will leave on Simday. The run will leave on Sunday at 9-15 a.m. If the weather is suitable they will be able to swim b e low Staintorth force.


SPRITE


AT GRAMMAR SCHOOL SPORTS


No fewer than 11 records were set up and three equalled when aitheroe Royal Grammar School boys held their


annual sports at High Moor on: Thursday of last week. Victor' Ludorum and ■winner


of the Sir William Brass Cup was J. P. Purves, who was run­ ner-up last year.


winner of , the John Kenyon Cup was J. Ward.


Runner-up this year 'and Middle sdiool cliampion, A.


pion and Harrison Cup. J. Bateman; first form champion


D Crabti-ee; 100 yards senior and Edmundson Trophy, J. P. Purves; 880 yards senior and Neil Cook Trophy, K Barker; senior mile and Bumett-Hurst Cup. K. Barker


the Ma; or Austin Cup: 1. Castle: equal 2nd. Henderson and Park; 3. Waddow.


Inter-house championship for ’Tlie awards were presented


by Mr. T. J. B. Kilner, president of Clitheroe Rotary Club.


KEY


C, Castle; H, Henderson; Park; W. Waddow.


Sen. Javelin: 1, J. Ward (H);


2, P. Newby (H); 3, D. Lister (P)


1st. Fonn, 100 yards: 1, D.


Crabtree (P): 2, J. Walker (W); 3. M. Ranson (W). 13 seconds, equals record. Senior Wgh jump; 1, D.


Nicholson (C), and R- .Mien (O) : 3. I. M. Astley (C). 4ft.


ton (W); 2, J. Meadows (C); 3, K Boden (C). Time: 10.9 seconds, record. Junior long Jump; 1, J. Bate­


man (P): 2, R. Stock (P): 3. B. Smithson (P). 16ft lOins,


record. Inter shot; 1, P. Towne (P):


2, A. Morton (H); 3. J. Isher- wood (W). 43ft, Sins. Sea 880 yds: 1. K Barker


(P) ; 2. N. Butler (P); 3, D. Bentley (C). 2 min. 11 sec., equals record. Inter 880 yds; 1. P. Hampshire


(H): 2. J. Sharpies (C); 3. I. McKnight (W). 2 mins. 13.5


secs, record. Inter high jiunp: 1, A. Pear,


son (W): 2, A. J. Woods (P): 3, I. Astley (H). 4ft. Sins. Jun. 100 yds: 1, J. Bateman


81ns. Inter. 100 yards; 1. A. Comp­


(P); 2, R. Stock (P); 3, I. Gr^ory (C). 12.1 secs., record ^ a 100 yds; 1, J. P. Purves


Compton; Junior school cham­ man (P); 2. A. Gardner (W);


(C); 2. J . Ward (H); 3, D. Nic­ holson' (P). 10.6 secs equals record. Jun. liigh jump: 1, J. Ba'te-


(W): 2, K. Boden (C); 3, J. Meadows (C). 24.9 secs., record. Sen. discus; 1, P. Newby (H);


equal 3, B. Smithson and R. Stock (P). 4ft. lin. Inter 220 yds: 1, A. (Jompton


2, I. Elllthom (P): 3, N, Butler (P), 90ft. Bins. Sen. long Jump; 1, J. P. Purves


(C): 2, J. Ward (H); 3, K, Bar­ ker (P). 55.4 secs., record. Inter discus; 1. J. Young (HI;


2, A. Morton (H); 3. P. Steel (P). 90 ft. 8 ins. Sen long jump: l, J. P. Purves


(C): 2, D- Nicholson (Cl; 3. J. W Purves (C). 20ft, 9iins.


Junior 220 yds; 1, J. Bateman (P); 2, R. Stock (P); 2. S. Hoi


lings (C). 27.6 secs. Inter 440 yds: P. Hampshire


(H): 2, A. Compton (W): 3, J, Young (H). 57.5 secs., record. Inter long jump: 1, A. Pearson


(W): 2. A. Compton (W): 3, J. Meadows (C). 17 ft. Oins.


record. Sen. 220 yds: 1. J. P. Purves (C): 2, J. Ward (H); 3, D. Nic­


holson (C). 24.1 secs. Junior 880 yds; 1 ,1. Gregory


(C); 2. D. Martin (C); 3, A. Bush (H). 2 mins, 36.5 secs. Jun. Cricket ball: 1. P. Fort


2 ,1. EUithom (P): 3, S. Finder (C). 40ft. lin. Inter mile: 1, P. Hampsliire


(W): 2. P. Bray (C): 3. R. Kidd (H) 163ft. Sen. shot: 1, P. Newby (H);


(H); 2, D. Swarbrdek (P); 3. J. Sliarplcs (C). 5mins. 18.5 secs., record. Sea mile: 1, K. Barker (P)l 2 N. Butler (P): 3, A woodwort],


(C). 5 mins. 24.5 secs, Jun. relay: 1, Waddow; 2.


Castle: 3, Hendersoa 59.5 secs. Inter relay: 1. Henderson; 2, Waddow: 3. Park. 52.1 secs,


record. Sen. relay; 1, Castle: 2, Hen­


derson; 3, Park. 49.2 secs., record.


Brookhall v Wellington Wellington lost their last


Holgato 14, Lamb 20, Duck­ worth 5, Davies 2, Brit- cllffe not out 42, Gibson 4. Humphreys 11, Ascough 3. Ireland 0. Bibby 15. Extras 17. Total 133.


six wickets for only seven runs when ■they encoun­ tered Brockhall at the Hospital ground. They were shot out for 56 in reply to Brockhall’s 133. Bibby took 5 for 21. Brockliall, Harrison 0, C.


Bowling: Gunner 12—2—


—35—3; Jones 14.5—0—51 —3; Allen 8—3—13—3;


Birch 3—0—16—0. Wellington: Topham 6,


Hall 1, Hasely 26, Jones 10. Wallb.ank 3 Whalley 0, Read 0, Birch 2, Ashton 0, Gumier 0, Allen not out 0. Extras 8. Total 56.


Bowling; Bibby 9—4—21—


5: Lamb 47—0—7—1; As­ cough 3—1—13—2: Davies 3_ 2—4—0: Holgate 4—2—


3—2.


Motoring fines


total £16 Harry Haworth, aged 68,


of New Road, Dutton Longridge, was fined a total of £16, with cndorsemenls by Clithcroe magistrates on Thursday of last week He pleaded guilty to crossins


double white Ihies in Accring­ ton Road, 'Whalley. for which he was fined £10. and h-is licence was endorsed. He also admitted three summonses for asing a car tvitli defective tyres and w.'is fined £2 in each case, with endorsement,


plained that he begatt to over­ take a slow moving loriY a time when the road was clear. Then he noticed that the broken white line had be­ come a double line and thought it safer to proceed


In a letter, defendant ex­


rather than to "drift” back be hind the lorry. He crossed only a short length of the double Imo.


said he had these changed immediately.


Referring to the tyres, he C H AM P IO N


Two sirls who have been entered for individual events the (bounty Schools’ Championships at /kccrington on


June 13 were both trophy winners when Clitlieroe Royal Grammar School girls held tlieir annual sports on Thursday of last week. Mary Pennmgton, entered


for the junior 100 yards, won the junior 80 yards in 10.15 secs., the junior 100 in 13.2 secs., n-nd wa.s junior Victrix Liidorum. Brenda Ford, entered for tlic


Pennington


Lakin (A); (Ll). Jmi 80 yds: 1, Mary Penning­


(Ll): 2, Janet 3, Janet Waring


intermediate 220 yards, won the senior 100 yards in 12.2 secs., Uio 220 yards in 28 secs., the long jump at 14tt. 2tin., and was senior Victrix Ludorum. If they keep in training they


ton (Ll): 2, Judith Non-is (A); 3, Ann Rowson (DeL), Inter high jump: 1, Marie


Port (L): 2. Janet Waiing (Ll); 3. Brenda Tiffin Ll). Jun throw: 1, Alyson Woods (L); 2, Carol O'Neill (DeL):


could do well in the champion­ ships. The awards were presented


3, Suzanne Pomvick (A). Sen 220 yds: 1, Brenda Ford


by Mr. Percy Jones, physical education officer, Lancashire County Council. Other guests were the Maj'or and Mayoress of Clitheroe, Councillor and Mrs. Sidney Moore; and the Deputy Mayor and Mayoress, Alderma-n and Mrs. Sydney Hardman.


KEY A, Assiieton; DoL, Dc Lacy;


D, Derby; LI, Lcwcllyn; L, Lumb.


orth (DeL.j; 2. Jean Robinson (DeL); 3. Judith Shai-ples (A). Jim high jump: 1, Corrine


Sen, hurdles: 1, Susan Haw­


Home (A): 2. Mary Peiining- ■ton (LI); 3. Ann Rowson (DeL). Sen discus: 1, Dorothy Bow-


ness (L); 2, Creina 'Wilson (D) ; 3, Lilian -Wooler (L). Inter hurdles: 1, Janet War­


ing (LI); 2, Brenda Tiffin (LI); 3, Elizabeth Pennington (Ll). Inter long jump; l, Chen'y


Clough (L); 2, Carol Meggison (DeL): 3. Janet Lakin (A) Jun 100 yds: 1, Mary Pen­


nington <LD); 2. Judith Norris (A); 3, Corrine Horne (A). Sen high jump: 1, Susan


Tiffin (Ll); 2, Elizabeth Pen­ nington (Ll); 3. Janet Astin (Ll). Jun long jump; 1. CoiTine Horne (A); 2. Mary Ptnnington


Haworth iDeL); 2. Brenda Ford (L); 3. Jane Ii^land (A). Inter 100 yds: 1, Brenda


love (Dl); 2, Phillipa Alway (D); 3. Pauline Bell (A). Sen 100 yds: 1. Brenda Ford fL); 2, Susan Haworth (DcL);


(Ll); 3. Su.sa,n Bald^vin iLl). Inter discu.s; 1. Alexina Fulla-


3, Judith Sharpies (A). Sen. long jump; 1, Brenda Ford (L); 2, Violet Clark (L):


3, Lillian Wooler (L). Inter 220 yds: 1. Elizabeth


(L): 2, Su&an Haworth (DeL); 3, Christine Bir-nie (D) Jim relay: 1, Derby; 2. Llew­


West Bradforil


Mothers’ Union Tlio monthly mcei'he ly .-


St. Catherine’s branch o‘ “' I Mothers’ Union was hdV‘^‘ the Sunday school.


'-t'


ducted by the Vicar of dington, the Rev. Canon c7 (Boodchild, Mrs, Goodchiv introduced the speaker Joyce Parkinson from i tv


FoUowing a smice u,


file Family Happy Parkinson showed great satility in demonstrating . flower arrangement gitj unusual recipes for a coisiv' meal, and discussing points arising from the i!/ 1 of her talk.


In a talk entitled "Kcf,*. |


an entertaining evenini- .V; refreshments were


She was warmly thanked),


Mrs. J. Aspiu and ? Whalley.


Old Tyme Coiiccri An old t-yme conce- j-


given in St. Catherine's & day school on Thursday v before a large audience, ’ ’


ellyn; 3, Lumb; Inter relay; 1 Llewellyn; 2, Lumb; 3. De


Lacy. Sen relay: 1. Lnmb; 2. De-


house, followed by Lumb, De- Lacy, Llewellyn and Derby Senior champion, Brenda Ford: mnner-up, Susan Haw­


Lacy; 3, Assheton. Assheton were champion


orth. Intermediate


Elizabeth Pennington, Brenda


’Tiffin and Janet Waring. Juior champion, Mai-y Pen-


A]3provecl


was committed to an approved school by Clitheroe Magistrates


scliool A 14-year-old Billing-ton boy


on Wednesday. He had appeared before tlio


magistrates on a previous occasion, when he admitted entering St. MaiT’.s and All Saint’s Church, Whalley, as trespasser, and stealing two candlesticks and a leather briefcase worth £26, the prop­ erty of the Vicar and Wardens of the Church. On that occasion he was r


manded for medical reports. In court, the father read


it ■


approved school, Mr. Dugdalc said he hoped there would be psychiati'ic facilities available to help the boy overcome his present difficulties.


Coimnitting him to ’


report from the remand centri and commented; “I t ’s not too good. I just can't understand


ohampions,


ningiton; runner.up, Corinne Home.


members of families in t village provided a variety of talent.


tions. Singing, dancing,


ingi'Odients of a typical i-ji^ concert made up the eveirV


and all the o'b-


included Sharon Kk'% Susan Aspin, Heather Hoj'ie Jane Aspin, Linda Dag/j;,' Martin Smith, .4im Tif.eji-/ ton, Kathleen Ho'sij.' Suzanne Oddie, Brian Martin Dugdale, n'e-'i


The children taking 7;;


Ellalene Aspiii, Carol Chi.-/ Barty and Malcolm (guitar Jean Howarth, Kathleen Bh Rene Nowell. Mrs K. Bit was responsible for profia. ing the concert and )t


Howarth and John T;UerlL>! ton. .■Idult performers re-


Both children and adi- "-


Cherry Tree put up lii.jr best performance in


Ittior company when L y visited Chatburn


mg I .re.T.i| beg:[ procj livc-f a ; hi.s Ar|


fercl


sen-r love hea-


B , McOarry departed,


patient 42 before smartly stumped and without


and McGa rry


‘V ns led to what v.;as to c » to be an unbeaten fenerehip of 127 by Plato


m of 'vhat appeared to -1 suspect »w decision.


G.


|l'Patlwcf°cominued to be |,L watchword. Cheuy first hour had pro-


I? d only 36 runs and the had U en 70 minutes


fecit it "-as reached wiUi a jn S y boundary off Enl-


Fwe^hcad pcnnuiated the but to little effect,


ISi-hough the batsmen did te r one run-out possibility K i they were both mom- parily "stranded'’ tn mid-


■m'uie loion artnci'ship the rate of -.scor-


WEEKEND CRICKET


; RIBBLESDAUE LEAGUE


Stuart Wilson was the acto/ panist. Refreshments were smi


lltbhlesdalo Wan. v k


and thanks were esprcssil :o all who had contiibutri lo the success and the happes; of -the evening. Over fifteen pound.) m


raised and the nione.r m donated to the Sunday'jcod renovation fimd.


Tosside


hers visited a wclito;: dress .shop in Skipton, a:: were able to look round a;;


Mr.s. K. Mason. ,tnd tt-fs and biscuits were sen'id b; the hostess.


try on at leisure. Thanks were expresaeh


Oiiliiig On Tuesday evening, n-.c-


Great Harwood.


iBead v Clitheroc. Isrnoldswick v Blackburn N.


IC'nerry Tree v Padiham. IStttle V Baxenden


JUNIOR LEAGUE Division 1


lEtxenden v Settle. iB'aekburn N. v Rolls Royce iBirby V Oswaldtwistle. IeEc' v BB and CV. Ilower Darwen v Langlio C.


Sunday


I Bolls Royce v EEC. Division 2


Iciitberoe v Read, lot. Harwood v Ribblesdale W [Oiwaldtwistle v B-arnoldswick [p.idihant v Cherry Tree [Bolls Royce v 'VWiailcy


Sunday


[Ruvieiistall v Oswaldtwistle Tuesday


flVaddincton v Ribblesdale W. [RIBBLE VALLEY LEAGUE Knock-out, 2nd round


tlacas 2nd v Coal Clough. |St. Francis v Wellington.


Sunday


IWcliington v Barrowford (at SBarrowford).


ICIitheroe SC v S. Franci.s.


W!' Ch. Hu Wa Ch. Ca! Kit Bill Bo-


Tr; L.t Gr. St.


Wtl l l


ag;f lit: I


wo: cn:


Col the 7


WC!


iht SCO


M. D.


bee; bee: set,


will .aba had


Wi. vie Vi?


firs'


sor.l tot.f pa I


G. R. A.


Page 1  |  Page 2  |  Page 3  |  Page 4  |  Page 5  |  Page 6  |  Page 7  |  Page 8  |  Page 9  |  Page 10  |  Page 11  |  Page 12