CUthcroc Advertiser and Times, March 3, 1( AITKEN SHIELD


Trinity victors in extra time


WITH the two teams holding adjacent positions in the league,


a good game was guaranteed from the start in this Aitken Shield first round game. And it was Trinity who provided the thrills. They were 3-2 down with minutes to go to full time, but pulled back the vital equa­ liser to gain extra time. Then, the visitors put three more goals past a shattered Royal Oak side, in two minutes, to gain a convincing win.


took time to settle down, but Royal Oak had the slight ad­ vantage. However, Trinity took the lead after 25 minutes, when Turbull headed past goal­ keeper Behan. The home side bounced back, and within five


At the outset, both teams \ Royal Oak 3, Trinity 6.


shortly after the restart scored for Royal Oak. Then a switch in the Trinity forward line paid off with Mortimer driving home his team's second, and the fight was on. Edmondson was brought down in the area, and Penman ‘netted’ from the spot, but had to retake, and Behan pulled off a reflex save. The equaliser, that meant 20 minutes' extra time, eventually came from Turnbull. Trinity brought on substitute


minutes. Roy McLean put them back on equal terms. Then Foulker found the net to put Oak up at the interval. It was Foulker again, who.


Devine, and the fun started. Within a minute of the restart,


a cross from Mortimer gave Brian Edmondson the chance to head home. Seconds after the kick off, the ball was back in the net, this time Morrison scoring. The Oak defence was completely shattered, and a minute later, Trinity were 6-3 up, when Turnbull completed his hat trick of headed goals. The second period of extra


time was a mere formality, with Trinity completely dominant until the final whistle. Royal Oak: Behan, Wareing.


Maynard, Worden. Preedy, Rawsthornc, Aspinall, Foulker, A. McLean. Sub: Waterhouse. Trinity: Kay, Penman, Swar-


Divine.


brick, Grime, McGurk.Czapow- ski, Taylor, Mortimer, Turnbull, Edmondson, Morrison, Sub:


KING’S GET THEIR REVENGE


KING'S ARMS gained revenge for their defeat by Hurst Green in last season's Aitken Shield Final by knocking them out in this year's first round.


form Kings a very hard game and might have won with better finishing, and a lesser goalkeeper than O’Neill.


Hurst Green gave the on-


the homo defence, well mar­ shalled by Cross, held out until ■to* forwards settled. Bolton saw a magnificent 30-


King’s opened the scoring through Rod Taylor, who met a good cross from R. Peel. Minutes later, he almost scored •gain but Young saved well. King’s were now on top, but


After an even quarter-hour Hurst Green 2. King's Anns 4.


yard drive well saved, and Greenup was offside when poised to score. Just before half-time, Hurst Green's deter­ mination was rewarded with a goal from Maconisky. who ran on to the ball pulled back by Grcenhalgh. which O’Neill failed to hold. The second half was equally


Young dropped a hard shot from Trotter and Pye was there to bang it in. Things looked bad for the


R. Peel beat four men and the keeper, and five minutes later


entertaining. Soon after the kick- off R. Peel missed a ‘sitter’ and Rod Taylor headed over. Hurst Green struggled to clear the ball from their own half, but Greenhalgh was unlucky on occasions. King's got' their second when


villagers, but Greenhalgh gave them some consolation with a first-time goal from Dowdcn's precise centre. The visitors rub­ bed it in, however, with a fourth goal—a gift from an in­ direct free kick. Young was un­ sighted and let a John Peel shot go through his legs. Hurst Green: Young;


Robinson; J . Peel, Scott, Trot­ ter; Pye, Cook, Rod Taylor, Ward. R. Peel. Sub: Ray Taylor.


Sharpies. Seed; Bolton, Cross, Wilkinson; Dowden. Greenup, Maconisky, Greenhalgh, Crotty. King's Arms: O’Neil; Pedder,


Hard task for Lions


M ttE R missing aa open goal «t toe firat minute. White Isons were made to work hard for the opening stages, with both kisepefc having plenty to do.


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Whatley won a corner. Shackle ton moved forward to odd height in the box but Lions managed a clearance. Swiftly counter-attacking, they caught the home defence stretched and Chatburn forced a way -through to score. The second half opened in similar style to the first but


With 20 minutes • gone. I Wlialley 0, White Lions 2


the visitors gradually began to take control and dominate mid- field. After a corner, the ball ran loose to Chadwick on the edge of the Whallcy penalty area and he forced a shot through a packed goalmouth and into the net via the post and . crossbar. From that moment, Whallcy


controlled by referee Kay. Whallcy were well served by


O'McaTa and Shackleton: White Lions by O’Donnell, Chatburn, Haythomthwaite and Stoddart. Whalley: Lecming; Ains­


were a beaten side but they battled valiantly !o keep the now rampant Lions at bay. An entertaining game played in a fine competitive spirit and well


Woodworth. O'Donnell; Chat­ burn, Richards. Parkes; Stod­ dart. Grainger. Haythorn- thwaitc, Briggs, Chadwick, Sub: O'Neill.


worth, Latham; O’Meara. Shackleton. Bsyzewski: Wilkin­ son. Houghton, Howard, Dean, McKinlay. Sub:Rutherford. White Lions: Whittaker;


BILLINGTON FIGHT BACK AFTER trailing 2-1 at the inter­


val, Billington came hack to win «r place in the second round of the Aitken Shield with a 4-2 Victory over Gisburn.


Tter IS- minutes. Baber was •wrought down just inside the


p Gisburn opened the scoring


area and Woodworth converted Billington equalised after 25 minutes, when Willis scored in a goalmouth mix-up. Just bc-


Gisburn 2, Billington 4


fore half-time. Nash headed home a cross from Graves for


half. Billington equalised again when Duckworth scored from 35 yards—goalkeeper Squires was taken by surprise and could only help the ball in. Billington scored two more goals in quick succession. As


Gisburn’s second. Ten minutes into the second


Gisburn pushed forward, the defence was exposed, affording t Willis and K. Duckworth room


Whittaker;. Embery, Hargreaves, J. Wilkinson; Woodworth, Gil­ bert, Nash, Baber, Graves. Billington: Thistlethwaite;


o score. Gisburn: Squires: McDade,


Wilson, Whitehead; Threlfall, Hargreaves, Howard; Willis, .Bradley, Scott, N. Duckworth, K. Duckworth. Sub: Swain.


Rimington waste chances


CARELESS shooting squand­ ered the few chances Riminglon 5iad in the Aitken Shield first round tie—but the game was a •hard fought one, dominated largely bv the defences. 1> was Grindleton who


opened the scoring, when a good right wing move gave Green the opportunity to put home from close range. The scoreline stayed unchanged un­ til the interval, but Rimington were unfortunate not to equalise just after the restart, when one shot was cleared off the line by


Grindleton 2, Rimington 1.


Cowell, and another effort which found the net was dis­ allowed through offside.


through Driver, who cut in front the left to score with a strong, low shot. Rimington continued to pile on pressure however, and the result was an own goal, when a back pass eluded ad­ vancing Grindleton ’keeper, Bennett.


Grindleton went further ahead Grindleton, playing with


more determination than for some time, now hope that this victory will put them on to success in the few remaining games of the season.


Clayton; B. W. Jones, Rudgyard. Turner; B. A. Jones, Green, Taylor, Buchanan, Driver. Sub: Seed. Rimington: Burgess; Johnson;


Grindleton: Bennett; Cowell,


Taylor; Coleboume, Hacking, Bowman; Fish, Smalley, Gra­ ham. Metcalfe. Robinson. Sub: Lambert.


ST. PAUL’S ENCOURAGED


ST. PAUL’S won their first Aitken Shield tie for five years at the expense of Bowker Bros.


though the church side would be knocked out in the first round yet again, when they al­ lowed Bowkcrs to take a 1-0 interval lead.


But at first it looked as


Kicking downhill, the visitors gave St. Paul’s defence a hard


St. Paul's 4, Bowker Bros 2


time and a right-wing shot from Nestcr which went over Adcroft’s head put them in front. Bowkcrs tried hard for another goal but St. Paul s held


put the home side on terms and then in front. Rimrner soon made it three, and though Nestcr reduced the arrears with


out. After the turn-round. Pinch


a penalty kick. Adcroft saved a second penalty and Rimrner scored again to clinch the


game at 4-2. St. Paul’s: Adcroft: Hindle,


Hitchen: Wilson, Pearce, Camp­ bell: Pollard, Clegg, Pinch, Davidson, Rimrner. Sub: Hud­


son. Bowkcrs: Waterhouse; Dux-


bury, Webster; Robinson, Whit, taker. Parsons; Aspinwali. Johnson, Nestcr, Stead, Slack.


A fright for Chipping


AFTER opening up a 3-0 lead, and making a second round place in the Aitken Shield competition seem inevitable. Chipping were rudely awakened bv a comeback on the part of Commercial, who pulled back two goals by half time.


the restart made their position safer, but soon after Com­ mercial pulled back a third goal. After that. however. Commercial found themselves


Chipping 6, Commercial 3. A penalty for Chipping after


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struggling again, and Chipping scored twice more to record a positive victory.


D. Rhodes (3), J . Procter (2) and V. Rich; and for Com­ mercial, Bialecki (2), and J. Dewhurst. Chipping: G. Atkinson, P.


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Procter, B. Rich, R. Freeman, R. Procter, W. Blezard, J . Procter, D. Rhodes, J . Free­ man. V. Rich, M. Atkinson.


Mercer, J. Dewhurst, C. Dew­ hurst, McTear, Sheak. Wood­ ward. Bialecki, Ireland, Dob­ son, Geldard.


Commercial: Sawley, Auster,


Victory for League


Caldcrstones 1, Amateur League 2.


CLITHEROE Amateur League came from behind at Calder- stones to win 2-1 with late goals from Briggs. He scored after 60 and 75 minutes. Devine had given Calderstones the lead on the half-hour Amateur League: O’Neil (K.


Arms);; Woodworth, Richards (both W. Lions); Morrison (Trinity), Scott (K. Arms). Woodworth. (Gisburn); Stoddart (W. Lions), Aspinwali (B. Bros), Haythomthwaite, Briggs (W. Lions), Taylor (K. Arms).


Conservative Snooker League


LATEST results in the Accring­ ton and District Conservative Snooker League, dominoes in


brackets: Rishton B 4 (5). Read 5 (4);


Whalley A 2 (2), Clayton 7 (7). Individual Results


Kennedy 58, R. Goodway 67; C. Johnson 40, P. Howarth 67; R. Hutchinson 59, D: Turner 92; J. Young 72, M. Crabtree 36; D. Allen 59, A. Pollard 66; J. Horsefield 75, D. Pollard 44; A. Varley 60, J . Wade 64; B. Shears 40. Whalley A 379. Clayton 464;


Rishton B 463, Read 436; K.


R. Rouse 71, J. Farren 45; S. Holden 47, J. Edwards 65; D. Kenyon 29. J. Cunliffe 52; G. Kenyon 40, J. Riley 47; E. Slinger 37, F. Thom 62: T. Charles 50. J Metcalfe 78; S. Marsh 65. G. Rushton 35; B. Lee 40. R. Brown SO.


SNOOKER


Accrington ....... ... 19 15 I0l Oswaldtwistle ... ... IS 14 99 Whalley B ....... ... 18 12 91 Rishton A ....... ... IS Clayton ............ ... IS Rishton B ........... ... 19


P W Pts


Church A ............ ... IS 10 77 Read .................... ... 19 Clitheroe ........... ... 17 Accrington B ... ... IS


Gt. Harwood ... ... 19 4 64 Whalley A ....... ... 19 Church B ........... ... 17


7 73 9 72 6 67


7 60 2 51


DOMINOES


Gt. Harwood ....................... 85 Whallcy A ............................. 81 Oswaldtwistle ......................... 79 Accrington B ......................... 78 Church A ..................


Accrington A .................. Rishton A ....................... Clayton ................................. 85


Read .......................................... 73 Church B ................................. 70 Clitheroe ................................. 69 Rishton B ................................. 69 Whalley B ............................. 65


77


David Barnett . ■ • some goat! attempts for Clitheroe.


Only one point between leaders


Pendleton 10: Waddington B 6, Social C lu b B S; C h a tb u rn A 4. Waddington A 10; British I-cgion 2, Chatburn B 12; Pendle


Club 8, Billington A 6. Individual results: Chatburn


B 384; G. Blackburn 76, J. Swain 4S; G. Spink 77, P. Swain 47; F. Hall 80, R. Wharton 46: A. Smith 45, P. Hull 75: A. Smith 45, P. Hull 75; A. John­ son 52. H. Bullock 73; J. Braith- waite 30, G. Turner 95. Waddington A 412, Pendleton


A 307, Chatburn B 399; R. Parker 42, P. Jones 66; A. Mid- dlebrough 34, D. Speak 71; M. Fletcher 47. B. Jones S2: M. Frankland 64, P. Tomlinson 74: A. Clark 60, H. Frankland 50; E. Horsfield 60, F. Webster 56. Conservatives 360, Billington


235; M. Sowden 88, R. Catlow 30; D. Nelson 5S, J . Worsley 53; N. Burges 52, T. McMenemy 56: S. Cox 69. D. Nuttall 48: N. Watewoth 68, H. Nutter 35; J. Wooff 77, F. McNab 13. .Billington A 375, Police 378:


10: Conservatives 6, Billington B 8: Waddington A 12. Pendle­ ton 2: Billington A 4, Police 10; Social Club A 10. British J_egion 4; Calderstones 8, Social Club B 6: Pendle Club 4, Wadding­ ton B 10; Billington B 10; Police 4; Social Club A 10, Calder­ stones 4; Conservatives 4,


WADDINGTON A and Chat- burn B arc locked in close com­ bat for the championship of Clitheroe and District- Snooker League, with only one point separating them. Latest results: Chatburn A 4, Chatburn B


taker 60; B. Scott 98, M. Alston 57: J. Slater 45, D. Hallewell 55; T. Palmer SO, K. Glover 31; D. Niven 31, K. Chamley 90.


B 330: T. Walmsley 90. W. Dunn 30; P. Lee 41, K. Taylor 65; T. Lceder 54, R. Burn 46: R. Hindle 58. J. Turner 85; P. Backhouse 51, L. Kay 59: M. Starkie 7S, E. Holden 42.


Caldcrstones 372. Social Club


Herd 65; VV. Marsland 52. S. Hatton 81. Billington B 425, Police 371: J . Swain 53. I. Hartley 72: G.


B 447; J. Knowles 57. F. Coar 78; T. Howarth 47. D Wright SI ; H. Knowles 70, T. Walmsley 54; H. Wil kin so n 55, J. Crowther SS: JF,_Hudson 74, J .


Pendle Club 355, Waddington


Hull 75, G- Titley 52; p. Swain 81, A. Gaunt 70; B. Robinson 92, L. McEntce 49; H. Bullock 70, B. Altham 44. Social Club A 444, Calder­


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house 42; C. Choycc 41, P. Lee could begin raking in the goals. 52; B. Scott S5, T. Leeder 43; D. Niven 66, D. Wynne 37; A. At­ kinson 100, T. Walmsley 22. Conservatives 346. Pendleton


stones 250; T. Palmer 53, R. Hindle 54; B. Smith 99, P. Back-


Blackburn 63. D. Nuttall 64; J . Clitheroe player, who put Nel Braithwaite 73, H. Nutter 34; D. Cowperthwaite 27, F. Mc­ Nab 98; A. Smith 56, T. Mc­ Menemy 5S. Waddington B 382, Social


374; G. Spink 76. J. Worsley 47: F. Hall 51, R. Catlow 73; G.


B. Lee 49, P. Craig 75; M. Ait­ ken 74, G. Titley 70: C. Britcliffe 65, W. Ashworth 76; K. Garrett 55, r. Hartley 64: V. Broderick 64, B. Altham 65; T. Warden 65. L. McEntee 28. Socfial Club A 401. British


NARROW GAP


CHAMPIONSHIP of Division 1 of Clitheroe and District Darts League is being strongly contested with Pendle Witch leading Low Moor Club by one point, and Billington Band Club lying third seven points behind but with a game in hand. In Division 2, Cross Keys lead Station Hotel by 21 pts. with Brockhall Hospital third on 94. Latest results to hand: Division 1: Waggon 3, Black


Club B 398: F. Coar 77, W. Dunn 54; J. B. Herd 60, K. Tay­ lor 76; J Crowther 54, R. Burn


Pts 91 90


9 85 S 84 9 83


Defence falls to pieces


© Clitheroe 0, Nelson 4.


CLITHEROE are giving their fans little to shout about on the Sunday soccer scene. Only 350 supporters


turned out to see them suffer a 4-0 defeat at 'the hands of future Sunday games will at- . _


need sonic better results from the Clitheroe side to draw the crowds, and keep them loyal. The club again enjoyed an above average gate on Sunday —the normal Saturday atten­ dance being around the 100 mark at present—but whether


Nelson, 250 fewer than in to bc seen. Sunday home The result aPart’ Sunday's


their first lost. *


day soccer would be popular, but it is obviously going to


All the signs were that Sun­


line would suggest, and the teams, evenly matched for most of the first half, put on an en­ tertaining display of football. In fact, it was a 12 minute fiasco, after 70 minutes of play, that saw Clitheroe concede all four goals, after holding out for so long. Initially, there was some fast i


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came at the beginning of ing. The game was far more February which they also balanced than the final score-


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football. ’ and the opening ex- j changes saw Clitheroe taking ! the initiative against a Nelson | side who doubtless still had un- ■ pleasant memories of their sur- j prise defeat by league tailenders, j Milnthorpc Corinthians the pre- j vious week. David Barnett i showed promise in these first \ few moments, and, backed by | Monks and Wilson, gave Nelson j goalkeeper, Hallewcll, his first


soon it was Maybury’s turn to j come under pressure. He pulled off a couple of good saves to | baulk hard work from the| Nelson forwards, and Clitheroe I continued their counter-attacks, j A defensive mistake, perpetrated by Southwortb, almost gave | Nelson the upper hand midway ! through the half, but once


exercise. Graduallv. the visitors got in- | to their stride, however, and |


again Maybury was on hand to . make another good save. As the first half slipped away.


I enion 353; B Smith 64. J. Peel play became concentrated in the j 60-: A. Atkinson 83. D Whit-


Clitheroe half, with Nelson, a far


superior side, taking con- p.Un .


trol. It was more than obvious by


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now that it was only a matter of time until Clithcroc’s down- ; fall, but through sonic hard de- ; fensive work, and not a little ; luck, the home side managed to ( defend their goal until the in­


terval.


other good try by the unlucky ! Barnett. Charlie Wroth came ;


post. had just before the interval.


began to overrun their oppo­ nents. and the situation looked | as desperate for Clitheroe as it ■


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the 70th minute, when the de- j fence crumbled, and Nelson


suffering from his injury, and Southworth having something of an off day. the defence fell apart. Ironically, first scorer w a s Tony Eylcs, a former


With left back Edisbury still


from directly in front of the goalmouth. Maybury managed to get to the ball, but it es­ caped his grasp, and trickled


son ahead with a 20 yard shot


101; S. Hatton 81. E. Holden picked up a cross and put it 45; D. Wright 42. D. Kay 58; confidently home. Then James T. Walmsley 6S. J . Turner 64. Kirk, who had been one of ; Chatburn A 281. Waddington


over the line. Goal number two came three minutes later, when Clarkson


A 359: A. Clark 47. N. Burgess 64; A. Middlcbrougli 45. M. Sowden 66; R. Parker 54. D. Nelson 52; M Frankland 51, S. Cox 72; M. 'Fletcher 20. N. Waterworth 66; E. Horsfield 56, J. Wooff 39. British Legion 329. Chatburn


Clitheroels m a i n worries ! throughout the game, picked up another good cross, and pow­ ered the ball into the top of the net. After 82 minutes, he netted his second, with a good first­


B 430: K. Glover 48, P. Jones 95; D. Whittaker 50, D. Speak 64: K. Chamley 60, B. Jones 50; B. Holden 64, P. Tomlinson S6; J. Peel 53, H. Frankland 71: M. Alston 54, F. Webster 64. P Pts


Horse 5: Dogg Inn 3. Royal Oak 5; Bridge 4. Waddington SC 4; White Horse 2. Joiners 6; Bav Horse 0, Pendle Witch 8: Billington BC 5, Low Moor Club 3; Black Bull 4, Dog and Partridge 4. Highest score. J. Trotter. Waddington SC 14S. Division 2: Crown 4, New


Inn 4; Clitheroe CC 3, CWMC 5: Legion 3, Lower Buck 5; Brockhall 5. King's Arms 3; Calderstones H 3. Con­ servative C 5; Brown Cow 2, Gross Keys 6. Highest score, L. Riding, King’s Arms, 131.


AMATEUR MATCHES WEEKEND GAMES


mercial (N. Berry), K. Arms v Waddington R. (L. Farns­ worth), Billington v R. Oak (J. Swayne), Rimington v B. Bros (M. Scedall), Chipping v H. Green (P. Dawber). W. Lions v Chatburn (G. Ducr- den), Whallcy v St. Paul's (.T. Gay). Sunday: Calderstones v Amateur League.


ping 6. Commercial 3; Gisburn 2, Billington 4; Grindleton 2, Rimington 1; Hurst Green 2, King’s Arms 4; Royal Oak 3, Trinity 6; St. Paul’s 4; Bowker Bros 2 , Waddington Res. 0, Chatburn 7; Whalley 0, White lirws 2.


Aitken Shield 1st Rd: Chip­ RESULTS Tomorrow: Trinity v Com­


Waddington A .... . . 19 Chatburn B ......... . . 19 Social Club A .... . . 19 Billington A ......... . . 19 Police ...................... . . 19 Pendleton ............. . . 19 Waddington B __ .. 19 Conservatives —... 19 Billington B ........ ... 19 Pendle Club ............ 19 Chatburn A ....... .... 19 Social Club B ....... 19 British Legion ... ... 19 Calderstones ........ ... 19


Ribblepool net 10


Rimington 1, Ribblepool 10 TAKING full advantage of the


good


halft“scored‘cighT goals'without season, and Clitheroe picked up renlv. Six of the goals were the two points in a poor game. Be-


in mu .. co...m...m...an.....d full


direct result of good approach work by Ribblepool, the visit­ ors. The other two were the product of remarkable solo runs by D. Croft and S. Grcat- orex. The latter’s tally for the game was five goals, while


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of i


oven, with Ribblepool only able ■to find two more goals, and the Rimington youngsters scoring a consolation goal shortly before the end of an_ extremely sport­ ing match which was a credit to both teams and to referee Mr. H. Leach. Ribblepool: G. Winckley,


Croft's was two. The second half was more


Foulkes, Pendlebury, Cox, Dent, Mercer, Stirzaker, Croft, Greatorex. Norton, Watson. Sub: D. Winckley.


conditions,


the first ___ Bridge in the league earlier this _


-t C.BA


fore that, they had not met the Collieries side since the 1920’s. Atherton are at present ninth in the Lancashire Combination.


. . . J n n l m a! In i


Lancashire Combination P W D L Pts


Blackpool ........ 16 9 Dukinfield ... 16 Prescot T. ... 17 Atherton C. ... 14 Leyland M. ... 18 Bacup B........... 18 Darwcn ............ 17 Wigan R. ... 18 Kirk by Res. ... 18 Corinthians ... 15


St. Helens ... 17 14 Accrington ... 17 11 Clitheroe ....... IS 12 Ashlton T. ... /IS J Nelson ............ 19 10


Ribblepool,


170 169 160 156 156 152 136 134 134 111 105 100 92 87


must come low on the list of blame for this hammering; it was he alone who prevented Nelson from taking the lead much earlier in the game, and he made brave attempts at the four shots that were goals. Clitheroe, with Harker sub­


time shot. Clitheroe keeper, Maybury.


Clitheroe finally cracked in ; ; Turner 54, W. Ashworth 84; P bv both sides—but soon Nelson ]


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Phone Padiham 71 ISO, Gisburn 466


conclusion. A strong Nelson de­ fence foiled all Clitherocs at­ tempts at a consolation goal, as time ran out on a game which, although Clitheroe were by no means overrun, was hardly an inspiring performance. Clitheeoe: Maybury. South-


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PLASTIC:—Rainwater, Soil, Waste and Overflow Systems. Bathroom Suites, Kitchen Furniture, Central Heating Requirements, etc.


DERBY STREET. OFF PEEL STREET, CLITHEROE. Regular Deliveries—Tel: 2311


2 Wooue Lane, Clitheroe Tel. 2807 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.


For all


WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS and Kemvood Repairs


All makes of new and reconditioned Washers and Cleaners


HOOVER—HOTPOINT—BURCO—SERVIS PARNALL—ROLLS—ADA


Sales and Workshop


2 FRANKLIN STREET CLITHEROE TEL. 2979


NEW LOW PRICE BUILDING MATERIALS


Bricks, Blocks. Sand, Cement, Plaster,


Plasterboard, Lintols Open Seven Days


Plans drawn up for Bathrooms Kitchens and All Extensions M. & B. BUILDINGS SUPPLIES Old Railway Station, Chatburn. Tel. Chatburn 558. Tel. Clitheroe 4826


Using file"’ predicament, made \ a determined effort to regain I sonic of the plav. and, after an- .


At die restart, Clitheroe. rca- ! :


close to scoring with a 30-yarder j that skimmed just outside the 1


REMOVALS Apply;


88 Bawdlands, Clitheroe


CHIMNEY SWEEP Brush and Vacuum


D. D E V IN E Tel. Clitheroe 4579 5.00 p.m. to 8.00 p.m.


CASTLE CONSTRUCTION PROPERTY REPAIRS


Bricklaying, Pointing,


Stonework, Concreting, Alterations etc.


No job too large or small Distance no object.


W. HTTCHEN 7 WELLGATE.


CLITHEROE. Tel. 3133. C A R P E T S


EXPERTLY FITTED and REFITTED at


Reasonable Prices MR. WILLIAMS


SUNNY COTTAGE SABDEN FOLD


FENCE. Nr. BURNLEY Tel. Nelson 68564


15 * \


ADVERTISER & T IM E S TRADES GUIDE


see o f


Manby’s Skipton


For


RAYBURN COOKERS Oil Fired or Stolid Fuel OIL FIRE


CONVERSIONS FIREPLACES


80 to choose from BAXI FIRES


and ail spare parts Tel. SKIPTON 2059


Fred Manby & Bro. For over 150 years


at MANBY’S CORNER, HIGH ST., SKIPTON.


FOR YOUR GROCERIES, COOKED MEATS,


FRESH BREAD—DAILY Choice of


FROZEN FOODS SWEETS and


CONFECTIONERY YOU MUST PAY US A VISIT BRYANT Tel. 2862


59 WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE.


DEREK LEIGH


T.V. SERVICE Aerials Repaired


19 CURZON STREET, CLITHEROE, Tel. 4168


New Sets Supplied Rental or Sales


CHIMNEY SWEEP Brush and Vac


G. E. PARKER 3, Warwick Drive Tel. Clitheroe 3475


WHY PUT UP WITH DAMP UNEVEN FLOORS? when you can have


ASPHALT FLOORS a n d v in y l t il in g


Estimates Free No Obligation EDGINGS.


PAVINGS AND PATHS Consult:


JAMES BOLTON & SON (ASPHALTERS) LTD..


LOWER EANAM WHARF BLACKBURN


on all floor problems.


Telephone Blackburn 59438 Evenings: Blackburn 55342


Heated indoor Kennels and Cattery


Covered Runs


Expert Clipping and Stripping Shampooing—all breeds


Ring MRS. NUTTALL Clitheroe 2129


Collection and Delivery Service


CYRIL HOOLEY


Ex-Koovcr Service Engineer


57 WOONE LANE CLITHEROE Phono: 2023


Repairs, Reconditioning and Service


of HOOVER


APPLIANCES Specialists on Keymatic


W. BEER LIGHT HAULAGE


Removals and Odd Jobs Undertaken


71 WOONE LANE CLITHEROE.


Tel. 2857


FOR ALL D.I.Y. SUPPLIES


See the New CONTI PLAS


MELAMINE FACED CHIPBOARD


8f{. x 6iu., 9in.


I2in., 15in., 18in. 21 in. and 24in.


OPEN SATURDAY


MORNING 8.30 to 12.00 Clitheroe 3263


EDISFORD KENNELS WATERLOO


TIMBER CO. Waterloo Road


Clitheroe. Tel. 3263


J72 H V


S3 V.b £5 v v


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