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RECORD SALE


A RECORD annual sale o f Hereford r cross, Friesian- cross atid Angus-cross bul­ locks at Bentham Auction Mart yielded a turnover of more than £120,000. An entry of 1,151 bullocks


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CARS IN STOCK f *T.


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I'ii-p of colour. Also available with hmir.vsiirkJe or French blue.


11ard -::vy.


rrrinvn. whit-c.'black. ’ uch blue-'black. Soil. lop. sienna.'tan.


Hard/'soft top. overdrive, white/


(MEFULLY ■


LEYLAND


and heifers for this great established event attracted a large attendance o f buyers from all parts of the coun try. resulting in virtually a a total clearance. Only live were unsold. Average price throughout was £104.50.


averaged £176; b and w heifers £190; jersey cows £77.50.


with accredited in-calf b and w- heifers niakin*. to £169; b and \v store heifers to £125.


and w cows averaged £160. Store section, 13 cattle forward


gimmer lambs forward were of exceptional quality and in cxcel- irn: condition. Shearlings found a very good selling trade hut mules always found a better market than the Mashams. Top price of the da.v was £26.50 per head' of roule *jnjmers ex J. E. Newsam of Waddmgton. but £25 and £26 were reached on a number of


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NE. CLITHEROE ^31 Telephone 2840


r:PI\ Telephone 4315 I l ’ E X I N G H O U R S


|vs 0-0 a.m. io 7-0 p.m., Saturday ■Department Weekdays S-30 a.m. to Tturda.v S-30 a.m. to 12-30 p.m.


ivekdays s-30 a.m. to 5-15 p.m. |v S-30 a.m. to 12-30 p.m.


Bhitewell. Mr H. Palmer, of p r iz e * * was


•nd awarded


shearlings: D. Seed and II. Spencer. Waddmgton, fo r a pen of iO mule shearlings; W. Miller, f anghton. and CWS Estates. Clilheroe.


nimington. and J. Barnes! I*!1


These were won bv D. Seed -1’ *or aT.


J'.xlde Water Board. Whitendale, 12F, Ka pcn of 10 mule gimmer


Masham gimmer lambs: and to Whitewell, and the


for a a in bs.


Ciitheroe there were 75 fat cattle. 21 pigs. 113 ewes and 1241 lambs forward. Fat cattle met a very good trade. There was rather a smaller entry o f


averages increased slightly. lambs and


r,I''<£htwPIEh^ steers averaged ri.i.ah: medium weight, £14.62: lightweight heifers, £14.50; first quality fat cows. £11.11; light lambs. 251-p ; medium, 23p; heavy. 21p: pork pigs. £2.24:


non-accredited dairy cattle and


£2 04*rS* £2'26’ bacon* 22.18; O/W, At. tlie sale o f accredited and


raises mi Tuesday, there was a good entry forward. •(•here were 21 accredited cattle, 48 accredited calves. 21 non-


accredited cattle and 76 non- accredited calves. a £>a' r,T, cattle, especially the


£1<^; cows. £174: non*acoredited heifers, £156; accredited bull calves, £33.50; non-accredited bull ^alves. £32; accredited heifers, i-ZD.Dl).


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100 GXL. Blue/black ...........


;ate. Aqua starmist/black -.. 10. . f f gearbox, individual


,000 miles ...........................


■ Coupe. Monza red/black . . 3o. White/red Green-green .......................


luxe 2-door. Green/black . . lo s Auto. Trafalgar blue/blue


looor. Honey starmist/black |tate. Emerald/black. 17,000


jif-d/blaek ................................... .3‘ ate. Red/black . . . . . . . .


Ma roon 'black .......... ........ Smoke grey/blue, one owner


fC. L-aurel/tan t r im ............ .. White


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ior. White-'red t r im ........ .. to. M a r o o n ............................


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£355 £200


Commercials


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■ ONE 51191 1954


Car Sales Saturday and Sunday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 5 o.m. respectively.


Conservatory


'THE old conservatory in Ciitheroe Castle grounds is to be demolished and even­ tually replaced. The building is beyond repair.


Decider


THE Ribblesdale Youth League title will be decided at Great Harwood’s ground on September 24 th, when


Ciitheroe’s youngsters Play off with Baxenden. Both


finished level at the top of the table, after Ciitheroe bea t Baxenden in the sea­ son’s final game.


PLAYING for the England under-?19 side against Essex at Chelmsford was Ciitheroe cricketer, 17-year-old Keith Boden. While playing for the North o f England under-19’s. he took seven for 54 against the South o f England.


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Three pitches ready


THREE pitches will be available at Roefield for Ciitheroe’s amateur foot­ ballers after September 23rd, although they will not for some time be up to to the desired standard. Mr John Hall, parks


superintendent, stated this in his report to the Town


Council’s Recreation and Amenities Committee, add­ ing that a fourth pitch at Roefield would be dealt with during the winter.


LEAVER :'4 £S75


£1150 £1050


£895 £865 £795 £695 £755


£1075 £685


£895 £835 £835 £675 £745 £585 t 00


£650 £575 £485 £525 £485 £245


Rigby. of Ribchester, were .lUdges. Prizes for an accredited heifer went, to G. Metcalfe. Slaid- hiirn. and IV. P. Brewer and Sons. Chipping, and for a cow, to


F; Seed, o f Whitewell. and W.


.7. and U. Hoyle, Whitewell. and for a cow. to F. and E. Robinson ami Son. Browsholme. and ' K and A. Slinger, Pendleton.


and A. Tiffin. Chaigle.v. t lnr


Pickard, Bolton-by-Bo>vIand 'mn-aecredited heifer, to


Auction Mart on Thursday, 274 newly calved cows and heifers. Including 118 fully accredited, met a good trade. Prizes were swarded to: Accredited b and w ” • p>y!.0i-. £220; H. Taylor,


in the dairy section at Gisburn


506 non-accredited. w r" UiS. fatstock section there


Green and W. Palmer fo r an in-pig sow: ,J. Allinson and C. Hay-garth for an in.pig gilt; and


-


nigs and 79 calves forward. Prizes for pigs went to R.


Bradley £195: and T. Shuttle- worth £212. Heifer. E. A. Drinkall and Sons. £190: E. A. DrinkaU ?,n-d„ Sons. £190: and G. Butler, £1/8. Ayrshire cow o r heifer, A. \\ado. £148; A. Wade, £127; J Harrison. £140. There were 58 calves forward and


and Sons. £210. Non-accredited b and w cow, J. Carr. £210: A.


£21.2: and G. W. Bargh. £206. Heifer. I . Paxton, £250: F Paxton. £230: and E. A. Drinkall


ere 257 cattle. 2120 sheen, 30


ago but still less money than in tnr* previous weeks. Accredited N/C heifers averaged


cood trade. Calves met a varied trade slightly better than a week


ccredited stock, found a very At Monday’s fatstock sale at r>£ 10 Masham pen of 10


Mashams started a good trade but did not sustain (he demand of the mules. Top price was £18.10 for a prizewinning pen o f mule gimmcrs of Mr E. Calvert, of


very good trade. again especially for the mule type.


lots. Overall average was £20.75 per head. a The gimmer lambs also found


Iambs at Clithcroe Auction Mart on Friday. The 1246 shearlings and 1754


the annual sale o£ half bred simmer shearlings and gimmer


lambs forward in the fatstock se c ­ tion. Iam bs averaged 24p; shear­ lings 19p and ewes £5.60. There was a very goo<i entrv at


There were 1/410 sheep and


nrsday last there were forward 52 accredited and two non- accredited newly calved cows and heifers. Prizes: ' Accredited newly calved b and w cow, 1, R Capstick £212: 2. ,1. w . E Har­ greaves £200; 3. B. II. and .1 Procter £199. Heifer: J. J. hr" Orinkall £272; 2. S. and H. Har­ rison £229; 3, J. B, Preston £230. Accredited newly calved cows


In the dairy section on Wed- Non-accredited newly calved b content to settle for a draw


A DEPLETED Read side failed to capitalise on a good position achieved by the bowlers at Earby and relaxed their grip sufficiently to put their unbeaten record in jeopardy. However, a draw was a satisfactory'


conclusion to a match which fluctuated but never excited.


Another low


score


A WHALLEY team lacking three o f the regulars col­ lapsed against Baxenden's Roland Gee who took seven for 27 in marginally more than 11 overs.


and the last two a run later. Faced w'ith a really uphill


shaw b Savage 6 ; A. Anderson, c Pilling b Savage 11: P. Shuttleworth. e and h Gee 3 ; D. Rleazard, e Ormerod b Gee 2: Hail, c Atkinson b ’ Gee 2; .7 Hudd. c and b Gee 33: R Eatpugh. e and b Gee 7: A. Wood, c Atkinson b Gee 0: P. Bradley, c Pickering b Gee 0: M. Fallon. c Duckworth b Savage 0; J. Collier, not out 0: extras 1. Total 45.


BAXENDEN: 49 (7 wkts). Valley League


Keeley 45, K. Parkinson 28 not out). Social Club were 47 for six when play was finally abandoned. M. Booth was 20 not out and P. Nester 21 not out. Lucas therefore take bottom place.


RAIN spoiled the game on Sunday when Social Club and Lucas met in an encounter to decide the wood en-spoon ists. Lucas scored 129 (D.


FINAL TABLE


Belvedere . . . . Clithcroe SC Lucas 2nd . . . .


Burnley BC ___ f ’oal riouch Atkinsons Brockhall


St Francis . . . . ..................


..................1..4 14 14 14 14


14 14


p W r> L P 14 6 7 1 25 a 6 8 4 4 5 6


6 6 4 4 4 2 1


r ib b l e s d a l e l e a g u e RESULTS


183; Wanderers 155-5 dec, Gt Kanvood 149-9: Baxenden 49-7, M halley 4S; Cherry Tree 129, Gii'hsroe 142-6 dec; Fadiham 96. ,s Ia2-8 (lec: Earby 143. Read


Northern 184-3, Barnolrlsiwck


Bibblesdalo W . . . Baxenden Padiham Ea rby


lir-Td Blackburn CHth« roe


Gt Harwood Settle


Whalley Cherry Tree Baraoldswick


k


1 ........ . 21 5 n 5 33 . 21 5 9 7 29


. 21 . 21 . 21 . 20


7 7 6


0


W a n d e re rs v W h a lle y - R ea d v C iith e ro e .


^ # JUNIOR LEAGUE D iv is io n J: C iith e ro e v Read


D iv is io n 2: W h a lle y v R ib b le sd a le W a n d e re rs .


KIBBLE VALLET


Su n da y : Seven-a-side c om p e t i­ t io n , C h u rch M e a d ow , C iith e ro e .


A chance to see


A. Parnaby and N. Lund for I store pigs.


No parking concessions


A BID by members o f Clith


eroe Amateur Football League to obtain parking concessions for the teams and spectators failed at the Town Council’s Recreation and Amenities Committee. Leters from the club sec­


retaries objected to having to pay 5p to park at Edis-


ford during matches, especi­ ally since they paid a fee for the use o f Ditches The committee decided to take no action.


new pro


LOCAL cricket lovers will have a chance to see Peter Lane, Ciitheroe’s CC's new professional pace bowler in action, on Sunday. He is in a Ciitheroe X I


captained by Malcolm Black- bum, to meet Martin Green- halgh’s X I in Matin’s bene­ fit game at Chatbum Roafi. There will be nine pro­


fessional cricketers on view including K e n Barker,


S a tu rd a y (2 p .m.*); R ib b le s d a le RIBBLESDALE LEAGUE


N . . . .. 21 8 6 7 88 7 0 5 37 5 37 7 35 8 34 5 33


P W P L P 14 7 n 63


7


0 7 6


. . . . . . . . 20 4 9 7 25 . 21 4 7 10 23 . 21 1 9 11 13


9


2 24 2 24 2 21 a 17 a 1f> 7 11 7


wickets in hand when they got to 49, Jim Rudd having taken four for 23 and Hall three for 25. Wn.\Lf,EY: j . Slingcr. c Cron-


task, the Whalley attack showed considerable spirt and came near to at least gaining a point. Baxenden had only three


going and were shot out for 45. They lost their first wicket at 17 and four more for only another eight runs. A stand of 11 saw them to 36, with two falling at 44


The villagers never got


Earby lost half their wickets for 21 but- subsequent


batsmen took command as Read’s bowling and fielding deteriorated. Waddmgton finished with 5 for 37 and Worsick 4 for 40.


missing and one indisposed. Read had to reorganise the batting order. Grainger and


With two major batsmen


Fairclough put- on 42 for the first wicket but the viilagei’s


pace while Earby became more and more frustrated, their only hope coming when Read lost four wickets in the 60s, leaving Earby to take two more in the over to make Read continue. They did not manage this, Goodway was caught off the next to the last ball o f the over but P. Grainger sur­ vived and so did Read. M. Grainger was top scorer with 38.


looked unlikely to press for a victory. They went on at their own


Under the circumstances.


Read could feel well satisfied with their performance against what one could call a virtually four-professional side. For Earby there was only frustration, deteriorat­ ing eventually into rank bad temper.


Thompson b Wear 32: M. Grainger, c Moore b Dennett 38; Worsick. b Wear 3: J. Wadding- ton. run mi; 3; S. Rnshton, e Madden b Dennot 0: P. Haworth, c Thompson b Wear 2: .f. Har­ wood. not out 2; R. Goodway, c N. Wear b P. Wear 2: P. Grainger, not out 0; extras 2: total (.seven wickets) 72.


12. N. Wear 44). READ: W. P. Fairclough, c


Read howling: Worsick 12-1-40- 4: -J. Warldington 8.7-0-37-1; E.


Sumner 5-0-37-1; F. Newby 3-0- 18-0.


Ciitheroe notch a victory


PUT in on a rain-affected wicket that caused the ball to lift a great deal, Ciitheroe heat Cherry Tree in a game that was full of interest.


Struggling against some


defensive tactics, Ciitheroe got- t,o 105 for five, but felt in no position to declare at 4-30 p.m. Wigglesworth and Westhead had featured in a. stand o f 30, and then Vaughton joined the former for a fine knock o f 51 not out. The declaration came at 142, leaving Cherrv Tree two hours for the reply.


They got to more than


70 for the loss o f two wickets, Flatley being drop­ ped twice en-route, but then suffered a partial collapse. Later batsmen rallied and Cherry Ti-ee claimed the extra overs but were all out with three left and 17 short o f


the Ciitheroe total.


Barnes again bowled well, taking five wickets.


CLITHEROE; Greenhalgh.


Jackson 27: s . Westhead c Holland b Cox 18: R. Vaughton not. out. 51; R. Wilson, not out


491 CHERRY TREE: 129 (Flatley


12-6—3—54—5; K. Boden. 7—0— 33—1: M. Yates. 3—0—17 1- Greenhalgh, 7—3—20—3


Ciitheroe bowling: K. Barnes. i?BlPswortli. c and b


6; extras 2; total (fo r 6 Tckts. dec. I 142


EARBY; 134 IP. Wear four for


BILL SLINGER . . . 50 n o t ou t and. fiv e wick ets


Last pair thwart


Ribblesdale Alter having lull points


virtually ’’ in the hag,” Ribblesdale Wanderers lost their grip and narrowly escaped defeat as Great Harwood's last pair put on 62. The visitors were only seven short of victory at the end of the extra overs. Workman and Cottam


featured in a sccond-wickct partnership of 56: Proctor and Slinger put on 32 for the fifth wicket and then the professional and Tom Wallbank saw Ribblesdale to a declared 155 for five. Slingcr completed an un­


four wickets for 32 and were rescued by a partner­ ship o f 49 b.v Peters and Nixon. Four more fell for only six but Edmondson and Ward fought out a keen


finish. RIBBLESDALE: W. Workman,


c Nixon b Halliwoll 27: P. Nostcr. Ibw Edmonson 1: D. Coftam, b Halliwoll 35: J. Wallbank, b Clark 0; K. Proctor, c Wilkinson b Clark 12: Slincor. not out 50: T. Wallbank. not out 14: extras 7: total ( 5 wirkots floe.) J55. r;T HARWOOD: Total (0 wkts)


Knowlos 12-2-39-3 : P. Wilkinson fvO-33-0: .1. Wallbank 2-0-11-0.


149. Bowlins:: Slinsor 1G-3-55-5: P.


Blackburn


Combination FOUR FOR


SLINGER iVaddington 8,


Oswaldtivistle Im, ~. BILL SLINGER. former


Chat,burn and Feniscowles* player, made his debut for Waddington in their first home game o f the season and made a dynamic impact by scoring four goals. Mick Yates got a hat-trick


and Ken Wilkinson got the other goal.


St Mary’s Coll OB 2, Brockhall 5.


BROCKHALL started the new season in good form with a convincing defeat of one of last term’s relegated first division teams. Brock hall's new centre


forward, Brian Haythorn- thwaitc.


formerly w i t h


White Lions in Ciitheroe Amateur League, marked his debut with two goals.


Caldcrstones 0, Belgravr. Res 5.


CALDERSTONES opened their third division pro-


to be a considerable im­ provement if t.hev are to


liolcl a comfortable position >n the table. SATURDAY


Calderston es. Junior cricket


X I will be Gordon Coates, of North Staffordshire. formerly with Ciitheroe. a brilliant man behind the stumps.


The game starts at a o.m.


and programme-tickets are available at the club and from players, price lOp.


the Bolton Association, Paul Tipton, Lancashire under 3 9 cricket captain and Colin Gradwell, who scored 60 in the recent Ramblers’ game. Wicket-keeper for Ciitheroe


Rishton’s West Indian pro, nine fo r 42 in 10 overs for Brian Cole, who has set a new record o f more than 1.000 runs in a season for


Read 2nd 106. Earby 2nd 12.9 BELL turned in his best bowling performance with


Read but lacked support at the other end in a game which the villagers had to


win to stay with the Junior League Division One leaders. For Read Pollard and Momc hit 44 and 40 respectively. Seven from “ Mr Extras ”


was' the highest other indi­ vidual score.


Griffm Celtic; Brockhall v Feniscowles Res Division 3. YMCA Res v


Division 2. Waddington v


beaten 50 after escaping being run out early in his innings, and followed up with five wickets which at one period had cost him only 28 runs. Harwood lost their first


?**£&?*


FA CUP TRAIL


STARTS CLITHEROE will be one of hundreds of small foot­


ball clubs setting oqt on the FA Cup trail on Saturday.


Optimists will have their


sights on the famous cup itself; most will he content to earn the glory of a tie with some glamorous league club; all will be aware of the great financial benefits for those who progress to the first round proper. But first come the quali­ fying rounds, and Clitheroe’.s


immediate task is to elimi­ nate Northern Premier Leaguers Great Harwood at the Showground. Two years ago Harwood


put their town on the map lay reaching the main com­ petition, when they were honourably defeated by Third Division Rotherham. Can Ciitheroe do the same, or better? Harwood no longer have


tlie star-studded team they had then. Nevertheless,


DUPLICATE BRIDGE


WINNERS at the weekly duplicate bridge game at the Dog and Partridge Hotel were: N.S., Mrs Edmondson Mrs Ormiston; E.W, Mrs Dewhurst and Mr Strang. On the third Wednesday


of the month a handicap event will be held, based on the past performances of the players. Solution to last week’s


"h an d of the week": Six NT depends on not losing a club trick, so three finesses must be taken through East. Win the first spade in dummy and lead Jack of Clubs; if not covered by East play low. I f covered by K take


with A and when next in dummy with a diamond or heart lead small club, and finess the nine of clubs, winning in all four clubs. | two spades, four diamonds and two hearts. This was | the hand


D A 8 4 2 C 6


S .7 6 5 3 H Q 74 2


.IS. Contract — 6 NT by S lcarl W.L.W. |


VETERANS’ REVENGE


CASTLE VETERANS had I the assistance o f Coun. Richard Turner, Mayor o f Ciitheroe. when they beat Waddington by a three-point margin, to gain revenge fo r | an earlier defeat.


G. Taylor 8. W. Harris 15; .T. Murphy 15, C. F. Short 13; Mrs Wricht 15, Harry Dyson 3; J. Whittakor 15. M. Cox 4; H. Wiccnns 15, W. Lawson 12; C. Wright. 3. T. Herd 15; T\ Colwill 12. W. Harrison 15; J. Taylor 15. w . Wneht 13; W. Maryland 15, H. Dyson 14: R. Turner 15.


Castle 159, Waddington 156


C. T\ Short 10; IT. Spencer H5» T. Herd 8; T. Wisnah 15, W.


Barnsley 14; W. Fisher 1, M. Cox 15. Details: Waddineton


Castle 224; F. Coar 13.


238. ,1.


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S W


S A H A 3 n q .i in - 5 C J 3 ft 2


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3 Q 10.4 S 1 H J 9 8


D 3 C K 10 4 3 E


Ciitheroe will need to be at their best if they are to progress.


In 46 years Ciitheroe have


never gone beyond the third qualifying round. This they did in 1959. and also in 1948, when the first match was a 5—2 victory over . . . Great Harwood!


Tit is is Harwood's fourth


unavailable for Saturday's important match, the em­ phasis must be on attack. The forward line will have to improve on its form over the last two games, however. Tlie goalscoring machine


which saw' Ciitheroe net 23 times in the first six matches has begun to run down Although the ap­ proach work at Skelmers- dale on Saturday was good, the attack had no flair and chances were too easily missed. Gaskell scored for Ciith­


eroe in a 3—1 defeat. He was also on target in an unconvincing 2—1 home win over Kirkby Town three days earlier. Kirk put Clithcroe in


front after 25 minutes, but all - amateur Kirkby were allowed too much of the play. Gnskeil's goal came seven minutes from time, and Smith scored for Kirkby almost immediately after the restart.


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B. BRIDGES


taker 17; T. Cowperthwaite 18. TcU 2807 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. W. Fisher 9: H. Ramsbottoni 13. T*. Coldwill 18; R. Jackson 17, F. Hudson 18; H. Dvson 18,


H. Wiecans 11; M. Bowden 17, T. Wienail 18; W. Wright 18, ,T. Taylor i t : W. Harrison 28. J. Taylor 17: W. Lawson If), j .


Whittaker 18: E. Rctwhottam * 38* W. Wright. 6; G. Crowther 12.


•I. Sherliker 18: J. Sowdcn 18, j . Sherliker 9.


Top bowler


CLITHEROE CC’s profes-1 sional for next season. Peter Lane, finished the Lanca­ shire League season as top amateur bowler. He took 63 wickets fo r Colne, to win the Lion Brewery bowling prize.


A SH L EY SMITH tR O P H Y All the


forwards score


White Lions 7, Grindleton 1. A BUCHANAN hat-trick gave White Lions a 7—1


success over Grindleton in tlie Ashley Smith Trophy first round. Tlie victory made up for a drawn game earlier in the season. Barry Buchanan, playing


against his old club, gave former


colleague Barry


Jones a torrid time. Tlie result was never in doubt after Briggs and Smalley


netted before the interval. After O’Donnell and Chadwick netted, all the


Lions’ forwards had scored to underline a good team effort. Grindleton’s consola­ tion goal came from Taylor in the closing minutes.


Royal Oak Telephone Padiham 71716 miss chances


qver Royal Oak ip the Ashley Smith Trophy first l’ound.


Royal Oak were well below their usual standard.


mrtnipg and challenging earned them a ?—


Roygl Oak 1, Commercial 2. COMMERCIAL’S extra


”1 victory


and were two goals down by half-time. Bialeki was


unmarked when he scored the first, and number two came from Smith.


Oak improved a little


after the interval and reduced the arrears through A. McLean. Although Loynd


had a great game in the Commercial g o a l . Oak missed their chances and


were too often caught in possession.


Hard fight for cup holders


King’s Arms S, Chatburn I.


CUP holders King’s Arms were given a hard fight by Chatburn before securing a


place in the second 3’ound by a 3—x margin.


fine second-half saves taerorc Chatburn equalised midway through the period. O’Neill


had no chance to stop a great shot by Leach. After this setback King’s


regained the lead with a good goal from R. Peel, and


clinched the tie near the


than their one-goal lead at hall-time, scored by R. Peel from a Ward through ball. Both keepers had to make


King's were worth more A late equaliser Hurst Green 2. Billington 2.


A LATE header from Wil­ kinson earned Hurst Green | a replay with Billington.


Willis penalty and a lucky goal


interval keeping by Chew kept out


Hurst Green until Wilkinson [ stepped in to pull one back with a chip over Chew’s | bead and to grab the late i equaliser from a Bolton | centre.


12-goal thriller


Chipping 8, Whalley 4.


CHIPPING won a 12-goal thriller with Whalley. At]


half-time the visitors were stilt in contention as they trailed 4—2, but Chipping |


eventually cruised home by 8—4.


A. Dun cannon (five) and D. Rhodes (three), $nd for


Whalley B. Rutherford, K. Ainsworth. S. Hawrylak ’and I. Hamer.


end with a ground shot IN the sixth tie Waddington I lrom Ward.


lost 2-5 to LMC. Scorei-s for Chipping were ] SEPTEMBER HOLIDAYS


The E. W. DAVEY Sewing Machine Centre 23A KING STREET. CLITHEROE


will Close September I5th and Re-Open September 26th to serve with courtesy and offer only the very best in the trade.


Billington took a 2—o I lead through a |


from Wood. Fine I


WE CLEAR AND REPAIR


BROKEN OR BLOCKED


DRAINS, MAN HOLES, OR INSPECTION CHAMBERS


R. A. HAZARD


Late contractors to H.M. Government.


2 SCARBOROUGH ROAD, BLACKBURN.


Telephone 54690.


PIANO TUNING and RECONDITIONING


Caterer to the Music Profession


E. J. APPLETON 27 WOODLANDS RISE


HAWORTH. KEIGHLEY Tel. Haworth 3519 Anytime, any area


WHY PUT UP WITH DAMP UNEVEN FLOORS


ASPHALT FLOORS AND VINYL TILING


when you can have


Estimates Fi-ee No Obligation EDGINGS.


PAVINGS AND PATHS Consult:


James Bolton & Son (A sm ALTERS) LTD


LOWER EANAM WHARF BLACKBURN


oil all floor problems


Telephone Blackburn 59438 Evenings: Blackburn 55342


Chimney Sweep Brush and Vacuum


D. DEVINE


TEL. CLITHEROE 4579 5-0 p.m. to 8-0 p.m.


HOOLEY CYRIL


EX-HOOVER SERVICE ENGINEER


57 WOONE LANE


CLITHEROE TELEPHONE 2023


Repairs, Reconditioning and Service o f


HOOVER


APPLIANCES Specialists on Iveymatic


EDISFORD KENNELS


For their Holidays and


Hairdo’s Heated Indoor Kennels and Cattery


Expert Clipping and Stripping Shampooing — all breeds


Covered Runs


Collection and Belivery Service


Ring MRS NUTTALL Ciitheroe 2129


W. Wright. 18: W. Barnsley 16. CARPETS Expertly Fitted


and Refitted AT


REASONABLE PRICES


MR WILLIAMS SUNNY COTTACE


SABDEN FOLD. FENCE Near BURNLEY


Telephone Nels?n 68564 W. BEER LIGHT HAULAGE


Removals and Odd Jobs Undertaken


71 WOONE LANE CLITHEROE — Tel. 2857 DEREK LEIGH


NO DEPOSIT TV RENTALS


20in. and 24in.


19 CURZON STREET CLITHEROE


Telephone 4168 Murray l l ! .v'colVTC'.J. 'whu’ l | 2 WOONE LANE, CLITHEROE Caslle Construction


Properly Repairs Bricklaying, Pointing,


Stonework, Concreting Alterations, clc


No job too largo or small Distance no object


W. HSTCHEN CLITHEROE. Tel. 3133


7 WELLGATE DECORAT3MG No jo b to o b ig o r lo c small


M od e rn P a tte rn Books A va ila b le


Reductions O .A .P . ’s


PAUL SHANAHAN (Decorators) Ltd


Tel. Whalley 3189 AFTER 5-0 p.m.


Interwoven and 1Vancy Edge Garden Fencing


PRICES GIVEN FOR ERECTION T our existing Fencing repaired


and Creosoted ESTIMATES GIVEN


OPEN DAILY 6 DAYS A WEEK D. CATTERMOLE


UrBROOKS SAWMILLS. CLITHEROE — Tel. 2699 FOR THE DO-IT-YOURSELF ENTHUSIAST


JVSrjSs'WJ-* We can supply you with Cement.’ Plaster. Bricks. Plywoods Hardboards/ All kinds of Timber and Building Materials.


SMALL ELECTRIC CEMENT MIXERS for hire— £1 per day.


George Waddington (Builders Ltd)


PENDLE TRADING ESTATE, CHATBURN. Tel: 511


Expert and Immediate Service


In fe r io r Design and Estimates Free


STEELWORK SPECIALISTS


ALL TYPES OF WELDING AND FABRICATIONS Contracts Undertaken


BUILDINGS. PALLETS. BRACKETS, GATES & GRIDS TOWING BRACKETS, TRAILER MANUFACTURERS VEHICLE EXTENSIONS


Our aim is to give value for money Consult


K. & J. STEEL FABRICATIONS BUNDLE TRADING ESTATE, CHATBURN — Tel. 52S


CARTER & KERNAHAN LTD BUILDERS’ AND TLUMBERS’ MERCHANTS


Have the goods lor improvement about the home—Sand. Chippmgs. Cement and Plaster. Bricks and Pavings, Garden Edgings, Asbestos and P.V.C. Sheets. Garage Doors. Insulation, Flasterboards, Waterproofing Products.


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


DERBY STREET, OFF TEEL STREET, CLITHEROE Regular Deliveries — Tel. 2311


Premier League season, so past results in the Combina­ tion arc not a good guide. The record is encouraging though—in 26 visits to the Showground Ciitheroe have 13 wins, four draws and only nine defeats. With Lawson and Onyon


sours DISTRIBUTORS


62 Scotland Road NELSON


TELEPHONE 63689 MILLER and BULLOCK Cosifrcsetors Tcarmac


38 BALMORAL AVENUE CLITHEROE


CAR PARKS. FARM ROADS, DRIVES. PATHS. Etc.


A lso C o n c re t in g Drives


A l l w o rk fu l ly guaranteed. Estimates Free.


Tel. Sfonyhursf 471 or Evenings Tel. Ciitheroe 3054


Chimney Sweep Brush and Vacuum


G. E. PARKER 3 WARWICK DRIVE Tel. Clilheroe 3475


to (he Trade and Public Fully insured


TV AERIAL SERVICE


Prompt attention


Contractors tr leading rental company


Inquiries


KEITH WALLBANK 4 NAB VIEW BILLINGTON


Tel Whalley 2165 W. ROTHWELL WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS


NEW AND RECONDITIONED WASHERS CLEANERS


HOOVER, SERVIS, PHILIPS HOTPOINT, PARNALL, ADA


BURCO, LAVALUX. ROLLS Workshop.


Home: 57 HENTHORN ROAD PRIMROSE STREET Telephone Ciitheroe 4 9 / 7 CEMENT £10 per ton or 55p per bn


NEW LOW PRICE CAKLIXE BROWNING (Cl.05 per bag.


BOARD FINISH 75p per bag.


BUILDING MATERIALS FLAGS 3ft. x 2ft. 55p FLAGS 2ft. x 2ft. 37p


Plans drawm up for bu I brooms, kitchens and all extensions


M. A: B. BUILDING SUPPLIES OLD RAILWAY STATION. CIIATBUKN


Telephone Chatburn 558 Telephone Clithcroe 4826


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A D V iS S & T l ^ I S I t & T I M E S T R A S H E S G U I D E


NOEL KING and CO. For all


WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS and Kenicood Repairs


ALL MAKES OF NEW AND RECONDITIONED WASHERS AND CLEANERS


HOOVER— HOTPOINT— BURCO—SERVIS1 PARNALL— ROLLS—ADA


Sales and Workshop


2 FRANKLIN STREET CLITHEROE - Tel 2979


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