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since 1959-60, when they won Ulc championship of division tno.


Last season, they had move


fixtures to fulfil, but after 14 games they had five wins, four draws. f1Vc defeats, 14 points and were Ivins:


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Awards for Clarion stalwarts


THE 2-1-years membership of the Clarion cycling move­ ment by Dennis and Mabel Thomber was recognised a t the Clitheroe section's annual dinner at the Starkie Arms by the presentation of medals by Mr. Bob Feltell, of Accring­ ton. Although unable to cycle at present, Mabel is the national


standing NC member, Mr. Brian Braithwaite, and Vera Street, of the Stockport section, who spoke on behalf of the visitors. Also present were two


by the president. Mr. Brian Nightingale, and included cycl­ ists from Burnley and Man­ chester. Among the guests was a long­


membership secretary, and Den­ nis. over the years, has held the positions of captain and vice­ captain, and worked hard to maintain the continuity of the club run. The visitors were welcomed


to have been to Horton in Ribblesdale. from whence we would climb Pen-y-Ghent. But


when we saw the weather on offer we decided tha t Pen-y- Ghent would be best left for the sheep and the four members who got as far as Stainforth stayed in f ro n t o f the warm lire until an improvement in the conditions for the ride home. I t was perhaps as well that


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WEEKEND GAMES


TOMORROW'S fixtures: Trinity v Bowkcr Bros (H. Leach), Gis- burn v Hurst Green (J. Swayne), King's Arms v Chatburn (L. Farnsworth), Billington v Chip­ ping (G. Duerden), White Lions v Rimington (P. Dawber), Whal­ ley v Royal Oak (G. Barker), St. Paul's v Waddington Res. (N. Berry), Commercial v Grindle- ton (A. Braithwaite). Lancs. Amateur Shield, Poulton v Gis- burn. Results: Hurst Green 2,


Trinity 3; Chatburn 2. Gisburn 1; Rimington 1, Billington 4; Bowker Bros 1. Whalley I : Royal Oak 6, St Paul’s J; Wad­ dington Res 1, Commercial 9; Grindleton I. White Lions 5. Postponed—Chipping v King’s Arms: Poulton v Gisburn.


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experience as an ordinary cyclist and referred to the many happy times he had enjoyed with his colleagues in the Accrington section. Prizes were presented for the


national officials and a former national secretary. Mr. Fcltell spoke of his long


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we allowed ourselves plenty of time because the wind, helpful on the way out. had strength­ ened so that when we eventually had to cape up the ride became something o f a struggle. F o r ­ tunately the rain did n o t last and we were able to complete the final miles in relative com­ fort. Next Sunday wc are to visit


two events held during the year. The Settle Cup for the fastest Clitheroe member in the Settle time trial was won bv Chris­ topher Nightingale: and the shield fo r the fastest '50' was won by Stephen Nightingale. After the dinner the company was entertained with games and


Malhani Tarn, leaving Clitheroe at 10 a.m. This is a short run being only about 40 miles, and is ideal fo r anyone wishing to join the Club for the first time to sec what it is all about. SPRITE.


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TH E first games have been played in a new local darts and dominoes competition. Taking p a r t are teams representing five village branches of the Royal British Legion. Other members o f the Legion wishing to join the competition should consult their branch secretary. Results o f games, signed by both cap­ tains. should be sent to the secretary o f ‘the Hurst Gree,n branch on the day after the match. The draw is: Hodder Valley bye: Chatburn


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Waddington v Hurst Green: Chatburn bye. Hodder Valley v Chatburn:


Whallcy. Whalley v Hodder Valley:


Chatburn v Waddington: Whal­ ley bye. Waddington v Hodder Valley:


Green v Chatburn; Waddington v Whalley. Hodder Valley v Hurst Green.


Hurst Green bye: Whalley v Chatburn.


Chatburn bye. Chatburn v Hodder Valley:


Hodder Valley v Whalley; Hurst Green v Waddington;


Whalley v Hurst Green; Wad­ dington bve.


dington SC 5; Craven J. Joiners 7: Waggon 3, Pendle Witch 5: Dog Inn 0. Low Moor Club 8: Bridge 6, Dog and Partridge 2: White Horse 3. Black Bull 5; Bay Horse 2, Billington BC 6. Div 2 : New inn 2, Lower


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District Dar ts League: Div 1: Black Horse 3. Wad­


CLITHEROE DARTS LEAGUE Latest results in Clitheroe and


Hurst Green v Whalley; Wad­ dington bye. Hodder Valley bye; Hurst


THE draw for the Ciithesoe and District Snooker League’s 'Find the Champion’ competition is: T Swift v A Middlebrough;


N Burgess v D Nelson; J Braith­ waite v W Dunn; R Smith v T McMenemy: K Garrett v A Clark; D Cowperthwaite v D Speak: R Catlow v M Starkic: .1. Hindmarsh v J Crowthcr: B Altham v B Lee: B Scott v H Wilkinson: M Alston v D Robinson: F Halton v J Atkin­ son; byes—T Hull. P Tomlin­ son. B. Holden. T Howarth. The winners will be decided


on the best of three frames, the first named of each pair to make playing arrangements and winners to notify league secre­ tary o f result. To be played be­ fore February 12th. Latest league results, home


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MAXIMUM points from their fourth game on the run kept Clillieroe right in the battle for league leadership, when second from the bot­ tom Kirkby Town Reserves visited Shawbridgc


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weekend. Although a more convincing win than their


narrow, and rather lucky, defeat of tailenders. Corin­ thians the week before, Clitheroe still did not dis­ play themselves as a team worthy of league champion­


win to their credit, should have been easy meat for the home side, but. with the memories of their trip to Milnthorpe still


ship honours. Kirkby. with only one league


sis. who was named as substi­ tute.


fresh in their minds, the home side entered the game with a good deal o f caution. They made one change fo r this game, putting Jeff Hitchen a t centre forward in place of Joe Koc-


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a good one, fo r Hitchen scored two of his team’s four goals. First to make a positive move


And the change proved to be


was referee, Mr. J. Wrennall. who booked Kirkby centre fo r ­ ward Hogg after just two min­ utes fo r a foul from behind on David Wilson. As the game pro­ gressed, interruptions fo r fouls that were hardly apparent, lei alone blatant, slowed down the


pace. Although the past form of


the teams should hove dictated otherwise. Clithcroe were clearly not going to have everything


their own way in this game. They' had most of the early attacking moves—but Kirkby’s breakaways often seemed dan­


team first: Social Club A 6. Billington A 8: Chatburn A 10. Calderstones 4; R. British Leg­ ion 2. Waddington A 12: Con­ servatives 10. Police 4, Billing­ ton B 10. Social Club B 4: Pcndlc Club 2. Pendleton 12. Individual scores: Social


Club A 329. Billington A 340: J Slater 5S, B Lee 47: T Palmer 41: K Garrett 61; B Scott 55. V Broderick 81: B Smith 92; G Robinson 2S; D Niven 54. M Aitken 52: T Williamson 29. P Gorton 71. Chatburn A 390. Calderstones


302: A Middlebrouch 43. T fe ed e r 80: T Fish 72." R Hindle 75: A Clark 76. P Backhouse 27: E Horsficld 69. H Clayton 49; M Frankland 67. C Graham 42: M Fletcher 63. A Hind- marsh 29. R. British Legion 29S, Wad­


dington A 415; B Holden 65. N Waterworth 42; M Alston 52. J Woo IT 61; J Peel 50, N Bur­ gess 72; D Hallewell 40. A Makinson 58; K Glover 34, D Nelson 99: D Whittaker 57, M Sowden 83 Conservatives 454, Police


Buck 6; Brown Cow 4. Com­ mercial 4; Crown 4. Kings 4: Clitheroe CC 4. Conservatives


4; Legion 5. Calderstones 3; Station 5. Brockhall 3: CWMC 1. Cross Keys 7.


Marshall. Billington BC 137; Div 2 :—G. Holden, Cross Keys 100.


Highest finish: Div 1—K.


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DIVISION 2


l r, 69 Brockhall 16


15 16 16 16 15 16


81 Cross Keys ...................... 17 74 Station ............................... 17


16 6S Commercial 16


69 Crown ............................... 17 73 ................. 17 73


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16 65 CWMC .......................... 17 16 65 Calclerstone.se .................. 17 59 Lower Buck ................., 17 57 Leeion ......................... 17 56 Clitheroe CC .................. 17 48 Kina’s Arms .................. 17 48 Brown Cow ................ 17 40 New Inn ......................... . 17


BLACKBURN COMBINATION


P Pts 99 S4 79


66 Conservatives ................. 17 70 67


64 60 59 59 58 55 50


356; J Braithwaite S7, G Titlcy 59; G Blackkburn 61. P Craig 70: D Cowperthwaite 42. T Swift 97; G Spink 76, L McEn- tec 59: A Johnson 105. B A l­ tham 50: A Smith S3. W Ash­ worth 21. Billington B 3S4, Social Club


B 335; H Bullock 74. R Burn 53: P Hull 82, K Taylor 55; J Hal! 46, W Dunn 71: P Swain 63. .1 Atkinson 42; B Robinson 49. W Hitchen 58; J Swain 70. J Turner 56. Pendle Club 345, Pendleton


Pendleton .................. ... 14 124 Waddington A ........ ... 14 122 Police .......................... ... 14 116 Billington A ............. ... 14 114 Social Club A ........ ... 14 110 Chatburn B ............. ... 13 107 Consrvativcs


378; J. Knowles 51, R Catlow 70; H Wilkinson 53, J Worsley SO: T Howarth 45. T McMen- emv 65; H Knowles 99. F McNab 37: F Hudson 56, H Nutter 60: G Kirmeen 41, D Nuttall 66.


off day. He tried hard enough, and Clithcroc's first two p ro ­ mising sh/Dts came from hint. But throughout the match. lie was dogged by bad luck. It was in fact Barnett who put Clithcroe on top. after 16 minutes. He picked up a


gerous. Ian Kendall was having an


pressure, and Monks hit the crossbar with a powerful shot. The rebound sailed to the luck­


home past a stranded ’keeper. Clitheroc then added mote


less Kendall, who miskickcd


the ball, which was then cleared bv the Kirkby defence. The home forwards however kept the upper hand, and shared


some good attempts between them. Charlie Wroth, who had a disappointing appearance at Milnthorpe. seemed anxious to make amends, with some clever attempts.


Kirkby were by no means a


half time approached, and an­ other goal seemed inevitable. It came in the 35th minute, in the form of a confident 30 yard drive from Hitchen, who was


poor side, but Clitheroe became more and more dominant as


eroe’s favour was at this point in the game averted only by some skilful and confident goal­ keeping on the part of Kirkby - Stewart. After the interval. Clitheror


set up by Wroth. A goal landslide in Clith-


through ball from Brown, and beat


two defenders to slam


stage of their league programme^,, Saturday, aiul the return ol Poiius^ from their first 14 games l s


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the first 14 games brought in 25 points, the single defeat being by 6---1 at home to Rolls Royce. This season, Clitheroe have won all


seven home games with a goals x'atio of 20 to five. The away record is four won, three lost, nixie for and lo


against. League scorers to dale; Ilitehen 8,


Wilson 7, Ivocsis 5, Kendall 3. Barnett 2, Kirk 1, Lofthousc 1. Wroth 1, Monks 1, own goal (Robinson, Corin­


thians) 1.


Clitheroe support


Clitheroe 4, Kirkby Town Reserves 1.


utes later, Kendall, still laboui- ing against bad luck, brightened up with a cross to David Wil­ son who saw the ball home for the goal he had been chasing for the whole game. With only 10 minutes to go.


both teams could have been fot- given fo r treating the game a" finished, and backpedalling for


not slacken until the final whis­ tle. Clithcroe, safe in the know­ ledge th a t they once more had two points, seemed to be set on improving goal averages. Wilson and Kendall in particular had late, but unsuccessful, shots. Kirkby on t h e other hand • played as though they still might wirr—and with four minutes to go. Hill found them a consolation goal.


the remaining time. But fo r once, the pace d.d


WASTAGE


had something of a shock to find tha t the visitors’ defence had tightened up a great deal, and their attacking moves were very much in evidence. Al­ though on top by a fairly com­ fortable margin. Clitheroc rea­ lised that the 45 minutes ahead could hardly be idle, and they began to build up further at­


tacks. Barnett and Wilson had hots, and a free kick on the


goal however had most situa­ tions well under control.


:dgc o f the penally area gave the former a good chance to score. Stewai<! in the Kirkby


sionally. and this led to Hogg of Kirkby. who was booked a* the beginning of the game, being sent off midway' through ihe half. After 75 minutes the prcssuic


Tempers began to flare occa­


win for Clitheroe—which is what counts—it was by no means as convincing as the final scoreline suggests. A little more decisiveness in the forward line, preventing the wastage ol so many chances, would have doubled the final tally. Sadly, the gate at Shavvbridgc


Although this was another


team doing as well as Clitheroc now are might give them extra confidence t o perform even


better. Clitheroe: Maybury; Brown.


Southworth: Barnett. K i r k , Lawson: Kendall. Wilson. Hit­ chen. Wroth. Monks. Sub:


Kocsis. Kirkby: Stewart: F. Nolan.


:on.


that the Kirkby goal had beer enduring proved too much, anu an unspectacular, and rathe:


somehow eluded Stewart’s grasp to give the Clitheroc centre forward his second. Three min­


hopeful shot ’l’rom Hitchen. Am a te u r League Trinity cling to lead Hurei Green 2. Trinity 3.


IN a hard-fought match. Hurst Green played like a different team after the previous week's


defeat by Whalley. and they were unlucky not to win as


Trinity clung on to a one-goal lead. Trinity did most of the early


attacking, with Turnbull and Devine coming close and Czap- owski in a new half-back role. However, the home defence, marshalled by Cross and Bol­ ton, coupled with herioc goal­ keeping, held them a t bay. Eventually play swung from


end to end, and Kay saved from Crotty and Davies before


Grecnhalch gave Hurst Green the lead with a 25-minute free kick from 30 yards. Five minutes later. Sharpies


sliced a clearance into his own net to put Trinity level. How­ ever. the home forwards pressed on and were rewarded with number two; Greenhalgh pulled back a lovely centre. Davies headed across goal and Crotty was well-placed to put it in. Three minutes before half-


when Young dropped a centre and Haworth was there to score. Trinity made a fine sport­ ing gesture by putting into touch when Greenup was tu- iured and the referee was let­ ting play go on. Both substitutes came on with 15 minutes left, but the score remained 3-2. Hurst Green: Young:


Instead. Trinity got a third


time Devine made it 2-2 with a fine goal front an ‘impossible’ angle. The second half followed the same pattern as the first, but Hurs t Green could not beat MceGurk and Kay. and did everything but score.


Sharpies, Seed; Wilkinson. Cross. Bolton; Dowden, Green­ up, Davies, Greenhalgh. Grotty. Sub; McConiskey. Trinity: Kay; Swarbrick.


Penman; Grimes, McGurk, Czapowski; Haworth. Morti- more, Turnbull. Edmondson. Devine. Sub; Micklcwright.


CHATBURN BEAT OLD RIVALS Chatburn 2, Gisburn 1


OLD rivals Chatburn and Gisburn met fo r the first time in three years, and as on previous occasions the game was hard, fast and exciting. After an even start, Ohat-


edge o f the area. In the second half. Holgatc


Billington B ............. ... 14 100 Waddington B ........ ... 13


R. British Leg............ ... 14


Chatburn A ............ ... 14 83 Pendlc Club ............ .... 14 79 Social Club P. ........ ... 14 Calderstoncs


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WADDINGTON. lying bottom o f the second division, o f the Blackburn Combination are undergoing a fantastic trans­ formation.


their second successive league victory by defeating Hasling- den St. Mary’s 6-3 at Twitter Lane and bringing their goal tally to 18 in two games, as opposed to 16 scored in their previous 13 league fixtures.


On Saturday they recorded Their scorers on Saturday


were Bishop (two). Yates, Boden, Carter and Walker. The


forward line had now started to click in to top gear, and if the defence and midfield are tightened up relegation can be avoided.


The villagers led 4-1 a t h alf time, only fo r St. Mary’s to


come back and an d make it 4-3, but two goals in the last 10 minutes settled the issue and brought Waddington two more welcome points.


A victory over Mullards to­


W ad d in g ton u n d e rg o tran sfo rm a tion morrow could lift Waddington


from bottom position. Langho, also floundering in


up the pressure on league leaders ROF and Rishton. They recorded their fourth succes­ sive victory by beating Bangor O.B. 7-3 and remain in third place. Caldcrstoncs broke their bad


the relegation zone, gained a useful point in a 10-goal thr il­ ler against Islington. Brockhall continue to keep


Combination. Brockhall are in the Eddleston Cup, Calderstones the Cotton Cup, while Wad­ dington and Langho have re­ arranged league fixtures.


run o f three defeats in division three when they drew 1-1 at home to Gregson Lane. This useful point keeps them clear o f the relegation area. Tomorrow is Cup day in the


Harwood Wellington 1, Black­ burn Central 1. Div 2: Wad­ dington 6. Haslingden S.M. 3: Bangor O.B. 3, Brockjiall 7;


Local Results: Div 1; Gt. Gregson Lane 1,


............ ... 14 104 94


burn suffered two blows, in the first 15 minutes. Leach went off with a pulled muscle (Hargreaves took his place at centre-half) and Cryer scored a good goal from 20 yards. Chances fell to both sides


- the goalkeeper fo r a fine goal. Gisburn brought on Clarkson and pressed hard to equalise, but with Hargreaves, playing only his second game after a four-month absence, in great form. Gisburn were frustrated and failed to find the net. Gisburn were well served by-


made i t 2-1 fo r Chatburn in the first minute. Ho rounded


and Reed equalised for Chat­ burn with a shot from the


Wilkinson and Drackenberg, and Ghatburn by Holgate and


Read. The game was played with a good temperament and well controlled by referee


Turner: Watkins, Leach, Smith; Holgate, Read, Bithell. Catlow. Knowles. Sub. Har­


Leach. Chatburn: Johnson; Bush,


greaves. Gisburn; Squire; Emerson,


Whittaker; Wilkinson, H ar ­ greaves. Cryer; Jo h n Wood- worth, Joe Woodworth. Drak- j cnberg, Baber. Graves. Sub. j Clarkson.


Controversial goal for Whalley Bowker Bros. 1, Whalley 1.


Langho 5, Islington 5. Div 3: Caidcrstones 1, Gregson Lane It Well. Res. 12. Kenyons 0: Gregson Lane 2. Well. Res. 7.


Calderstones 1.


CALDERSTONES earned a point from a draw a t Gregson Lane in the Blackburn Com­ bination th ird division. Bad ground conditions forced the game to be abandoned after 70 minutes, but the score stands at 1-1. Gregson took the lead from


■continuied on Saturday, when they drew 1-1 with Bowker Bros, a team which beat them 3-1 on their own ground in November. But the goal which earned


Whalley’s improved form


ignored a linesman’s raised flag and the winger went on to score. After consulting with the linesman, the referee allowed


ingly offside. The _ referee


them the point was a controver­ sial one. It came five minutes from time, when Howard cros­ sed the ball from the left with Wrabford and Houghton seem­


Bowker’s had some good moves foiled by the goalkeeper, who had a fine game, and a t half­ time Whalley were lucky to be


the goal. Before this, Whalley had hardly looked like scoring.


trailing only by an Aspinwall


goal.Bowkers: Loynd; Bergman, (Rigg; Stead, Nester, Webster; Waterhouse, Robinson, Jo h n ­ ston, Aspinwall. Slack. Sub:


Whittaker.


Latham; Wilkinson, Shackle- ton, Bsyzewski; Wrabford, Houghton. Haworth, O’M ears, Howard. Sub: Dean.


Whalley: Leeming; Ainsworth, . Rimington lack the goal touch Rimington 1, Billington 4.


a fourth-minute corner. Play was very even, an d af ter 20 minutes Calderstones’ new striker, Stephen Bromilow, marked his debut with an equalising goal. A draw was a fair result of


CENTRE-FORWARD Willis created problems fo r the Rim­ ington defence right from the kick-off and it needed a great save to present Billingion from taking an early lead. The home forwards began


a game throughout which F os ter and Hardman played


tirelessly. Tomorrow, Oaldierstones


meet Billinge Old Boys, who are the visitors fo r the second round of the Cotton Cup.


through ball and placed it wide o f the advancing keeper only to sec it shave the outside of the


post. Billington went ahead against


to get more o f the game, with some good open play, and Bil­ lington were hard pressed to hold out. A great header from a left-wing cross came down from the inside o f the angle into Thompson’s grateful arms. Rimington had more hard luck, when Lambert chased a


the ru n o f play when a break on th e right found Duckworth unmarked and he headed hpme


in style.


restart, and Willis netted their second goal. Whitehead and Duckworth made it four, but Rimington fought back for Bowman to score with a pen­ alty, given for. a fouL.on, Lam­


Billington pressed from the ,


bert.Continued Rimington pressure had the Billington defence stretched, b u t they were denied the goals their football de­


served. Rimington: A. Hacking;


Johnson, Taylor; Smalley, J. Hacking, Bowman; Graham, Metcalfe. Lambert, Green. Cap- stick. S u b : Robinson. Billington: Thompson; White­


head, Wilson; Scott, Threlfall. Hargreaves; Bradley, Eatough, Willis, Duckworth, Howard.


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to the Trade and Public Fully insured


Prompt attention


Contractors to leading rental company


In q u i r ie s : KEITH W ALLBANK


4 NAB VIEW BILLINGTON


Tel. Whalley 2165


KIBBLE VALLEY LANDSCAPES


ALL TYPES OF GARDEN LAYOUTS


Seeding : Turfing Crazy Paving


Walling : Tarmacing, etc. Telephone


GREAT HARWOOD 2489 , I DISTRIBUTORS CORPS


62 Scotland Road, NELSON. T d 63689


83 Manchester Road. BURNLEY. Tel 26784


CHIMNEY SWEEP Brush aud Vacuum


D. DEFINE Tel. Clitheroe 4579


5.00 p.m. to 8.00 p.m. DEREK LEIGH


T.V„ SERVICE Aerials Repaired


19 CURZON STREET. CLITHEROE. Tel. 4168


New Sess Supplied Renta? or Sales


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


ASPHALT FLOORS AND VINY L TILING


iimates Free No Obligation EDGINGS.


PAYINGS AND PATHS Consult:


JAMES BOLTON & SON (ASPHALTERS) LTD-


LOWER EANAY I WHARF BLACKBURN


Telephone Blackburn 594.'8 Evenings: Blackburn 553-'l


on all floor problems.


CHIMNEY SWEEP Brush and Vac G. E. PARKER 3, Warwick D r iv e Tel. CIstheroc 3475


ALTERATIONS EXTENSIONS CONVERSIONS


TO PRESTIGE HOUSES


ARCHITECTURAL SERVICE Finance Facilities Available


Glendale Construction Co., 6 Bank Street P a d ih am .


Phone Padiliam 71 ISO. Gisburn 466


C a te re r to th e M u s ic p ro fe s s io n


PIANO TUNING a n d RECONDITIONING


T Hawo r th , Keighley- . FOR THE DO-IT-YOURSELF ENTHUSIAST


Wo c a n su p p ly yo u w i th C em en t, P la s te r , B r icks . P lywoods H a rd b o a ra s . All k in d s o f T im b e r a n d B u i ld in g M a te r ia ls .


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SMALL ELECTRIC CEMENT MIXERS fo r h i r e— £ 1 p e r day.


6eorge Waddington (Builders ltd)


PENDLE TRADING ESTATE, CHATBURN. Tel: 511


I


E. J. APPLETON 27 Wo o d lan d s Rise.


el. H aw o r th 3519 A n y t im e Any Area


Trade :: Retail


G L A S S Cut to size


Free Delivery


★ Plate Glass Replacement Service


★ Beta Louvre Windows


★ Verity Mirrors ★ Double Glazing


ACCRINGTON GLASS WORKS 44-46 Cedar Street, Tel. Accrington 31381


Glaziers Glass merchants H a ird o ’s


Heated indoor Kennels and Cattery


Expert Clipping and Stripping Shampooing—all breeds Ring MRS. NUTTALL Clitheroe 2129


Covered Runs


Collection and Delivery Service


EDISFOBD KENNELS


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