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STUNS WADDINGTON Waddington Res 4, Chatlmrn 1.


. semi-final or the Ashley Smith Memorial Trophy kept a crowd or 200 on their toes until the final whistle. It was a game that would have been creditable as the final of the competition.


’ THE meeting of Waddington Reserves and Chatburn at Shawbridge in the first


Chatburn opened the


scoring through Dobson after six minutes. He fastened on to a through ball and outpaced the defence before beating Joyce. The rest of the half, how­ ever. belonged to the reserves. Carter put them level after 15 minutes and Graham Walken made it 2-1 from the penalty spot. Only


< good goalkeeping by John­ son denied Waddington further goals before the changeover. .


Chatburn resumed in a


more determined mood and Keith Hargreaves put them


Knowles heading into his own goal. Five minutes Inter, Salis­


level but only until .... mediately after the rc-start..


bury put Waddington further ahead with the aid of Graham Walker.


were in the final, but in a thrilling finish Chatburn scored twice through Har­ greaves and substitute Smith. With the young Waddington side feeling the strain. Chatburn finished the stronger side and a draw was a just result. Poor light prevented the


The reserves, it seemed, un-


Shawbridge LFA trophy match on Saturday


CLITHEROE, who found themselves without a game at the weekend arc engaged in the first round of the LFA Chal­ lenge Trophy on Satur­ day.


Visitors to Shawbridge


will be Earle, a club giving a good account of themselves in the Liver­ pool Combination Clithcroc, wb’o now


game going into extra time and the replay will be on the Castle field on Sunday,


kick-off 2 p.m. Waddington Reserves: Joyce, Thornber, Hargreaves, Crook, Waddington, Rush. G. Walker, Malone. R. Walker. Carter, Salisbury. Sub: Behan. Chatburn: Johnson. Dobson, T.


have a settled squad, expect to make progress in the competition pro­ vided they overcome their penchant for giving away goals, largely by being caught unawares with breakaways. Admission on Saturday


Bowman. Read. Knowles, Holeate. A. Dobson. Slineer. Hargreaves, Grainger, Gaskcli. Sub: Smith.


King's Arms win three in a row


Chipping 0, King’s Arms J.


A GOAL in the 55th minute was sufficient, to give King’s Arms their third consecutive victory.


Chipping almost went


into the lead in the opening minutes with a well taken goal but the referee dis­


allowed tile effort. In tile first half the teams


were evenly matched and neither side was able to dominate the game. Both teams were playing good football but the forwards did not make the most of their chances and the first half was goalless.


King's Arms began the


second . half strongly and scored after 10 minutes through Taylor. King's held oil to their one goal lead despite the efforts of Chipping’s attack and left


Earl. Preston. Robinson, Prootor, Atkinson, Duncanson, Proctor.


Rhodes. Coolson. Sub.: Gornall. Klnc’s Arms: O'Neil, Taylor.


the field worthy winners. Chipping: Ellison. Freeman,


Robinson, Johnson, Scott, Trotter. Pve. Rimmer. Taylor. Bishop, Woodworth, sub.: Rigg.


hallev B 342. Church A 232. ith 83, H. Marcon 18; C.


DEBUT GOAL FOR DEAN


Lions 4, Whalley 1.


DESPITE intense opening pressure by Lions, in which the Whalley keeper turned a 40-yard shot by O Neill round the post, the villagers opened the scoring


through TattersalL


As a result. Lions were spurred to. even greater ef­ forts which were rewarded when Campbell slotted


home a Holgate comer Campbell played a large


• part 'in the next when he hit the bar and Williams was on hand to push the ball


in. Lions continued to press


and early in the second half Dean fastened on to a Hol­ gate through ball to make it 3-1. This was Dean's debut and although he later missed an opportunity, his


goal was a just reward for effort.


Play became a little patchy and it was not until five


minutes from time that Lions emphasised their superority. Holgate was acaih the architect., this time with a pass to Dubow- ski who ran on and scored after holding off a challenge.


Whalley's young side tried


hard and goalkeeper Kiddie could be proud of his per­


formance. Lions; Cflwpr, Jonos, Potior.


dalc, Boderke. Yates. Richardson, Bagshaw. Tattersall. Richmond, Dust, Price. Sub: Berry.


Whalley: Kiddie. Ember.v, Tcas-


Early hat-trick floors Trinity


Billington 7, Trinity 3.


* it had not been for ®r.c flue saves from the


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orses could easily have


reached double figures. fine all-round perform- pce — with Czapowski out-


.'anding—completely routed be visitors, and Penman, in •


ac Waggon goal, only had couple of saves to make, •i'ec Rigov opened the


sc*lnS and K. Ward made 241 by the interval. Rigby added another to


jP’ie it 3-0 and Dennis yenup got the fourth goal. "|oy completed his liat- «ick and Edmondson scored


further two goals late in game.


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Jfj’fn Clillieroe and Skel- ''••;aale met, at Shawbridge


' September the result was 1 M draw.


, the


J'P1 tic between Hurst 3's!.e j an<^ Lions ’ will be o


m. 011 Sunday, Decem- •t9th. The final is set for


-. ‘day. January 6th, at “Wwotidge.


J,VC. reminger of the n\13: Atherton Colleries uiiltmtieiri Town: Kirkoy


“0/ win meet Darwen, in quarter finals at the


'11 ompetition replay


attack He notched a hat-trick before half time and supplied thfe pass with which Wilson scored the fourth. Duckworth was another village lad on the goal trail, curling a corner into the net for the fifth.


alt.y but Devine them to turn round with one goal to their credit.


Edmondson added a second


for the church side but Stewart brought his personal contribution to four when Hall failed to hold a shot.


Trinity again pulled a goal


back, this time from a long throw flicked on by Morti­ mer. Finally, Billington brought their total to seven.


Trinity failed with a pen- Duckworth’s free kick hit enabled


the post and rebounded to A. Wilson who had no trouble in scoring. Another good performance


by Billington against op­ ponents of above average ability. BillioRtoa: Chew. K. Abraham.*.


Smnllfv O’Neill. Campbell. Doan. Holgate. Williams. Briggs, Dubowski. Sub: Lea<*h.


will be 30p. This will be twice tile normal charge but the club points out that this figure is fixed l)y LFA and nothing can be done about it. Club secretary Colin


Wilson tenders his apolo­ gies to spectators who turned up at Shawbridge expecting to see the game with Ashton Town. This fixture was post­


poned at the last minute b e ca us e of Town's involvement in a cup replay and word was received too late to announce the change in the Advertiser and Times.


Play


badly but win


Waddington 3, Dcganwy 0.


THE amazing thing about this Blackburn Combination game is that Waddington


could play so badly and win. Although outplayed by


Deganwy. they turned round at half-time with a 2-0 advantage.


If the visitors had had


some power in their attack to equal their approach work, Waddington would have been in trouble.


ton went into the lead when Wilkinson's corner curled into the net. Their second goal also had an clement, of luck about it for Bialicki was given an easy chance after a bad back-pass from' a Deganwy defender. In the second half Wad­


dington played the game at their own pace as the visitors became more dis­ heartened at their bad Iuck. Waddington’s third goal came in the 75th minute


when King scored in a goalmouth scramble after the Deganwy defence failed to clear a corner. The villagers almost made


After 20 minutes Wadding­


Ribblesdale League to consider 2 pm start


THE Ribblesdale Cricket League will honour six umpires for long service when the annual meeting Is held at Clltheroe Town Hal) on Saturday afternoon. Among them will be Mr Bill Lawson, of Waddington. who this summer completed bis 50tb season. None of the recipients of awards lias done fewer than 25 years.


With some 40 alterations


PENDLE WITCH LOSE 2 POINT LEAD


IN his first appearance. for the Pendle Witch this season.


J Balmbra equalled the highest finish o f 112 in Divi­ sion 1 o f the Clltheroe and district Darts League. Pendle Witch were 3—1 up at lew Moor but lost tb1' remaining four games to to lose 5—3.


rendle Witch 3; CentT»l a. Black Horse Si Rlblesdale S


(ivf» Club 1. Billington B.C. 7: Cross Keys 1. Waggon and Horses 7 s Waddington S.C. 3, Brockhalt S.C. 5; Joiners Arms 5, White Horse 3. Black Bull had a bye. Highest finishes: J. Cottam


(Joiners Arms) 112, and J. Balm- bra (Pendle Witch) 112.


Commercial . Hotel 3: Clitheroe CC 4, Dog and Partridge, Barrow 4: Judge Walmsley 3. Royal Oak 5: Clitheroe S.C. 1» Kings Arms 7: Craven Heifer 1, Dog Inn 7; . Calderstones 3. Station Hotel 5: Dog and Partridge, Clltheroe S, Lower Buck 3; Horse Shoe 2, Victoria Hotel, Gt. Harwood 6. Highest finish, T. Speak (Vic­


Division 2: British Legion 5,


toria Hotel) 136. DIVISION 1


Billington B.C.


Pendle Witch .................... 36 Joiners Arms ......................... 36 Bridge Tnn ............................... 36 Waddington S.C.......................... 35 Black Horse ....................... . 32


.................... . 45


Ribblesdale S. k S.C................ 31 Black Bull ................................ 29 Waggon and Hordes ............... 27 Brockhall S.G ......................... 27 Conservative CIUd ................ 26 Central W.M.C.......................... 24 White Horse ............................ 23 Low Moor Club ...................... 22 Cross Keys ............................ IB


DIVISION a


Victoria Hotel ......................... 47 Kings Arms ............................ 42 Dog Inn ................................... 42 British Legion ......................... 41 Clithero* C.C............................. 38 Royal Oak ................................ 37 Dog and Partridge, Barrow 36 •Judge. Walmsley ...................... 36


Division l : Lew Moor club S, and SC 2, Bridge Inn 6. Conserva-


to the rules, delegates look like having a long and ar­ duous meeting, although preliminary consultations have taken place in an effort to smooth changes designed to bring the rule book up to date and eliminate anoma­ lies.


A second look is to be taken at the idea of


2 o'clock start for games throughout the season. At present this applies only from mid-August and at


last year's meeting a 2 p.m proposal was defeated on the casting vete of the pre­ sident.


Baxenden are proposing


2 p.m. and a meeting of club captains, league execu­ tives and umpires has tabled a motion for a trial 2 p.m. start for next season only.


RULES Read are asking for an


examination of limited overs cricket in time for the 1974 annual meeting with a sug. gested introduction in 1975.


The rules and handbook


sub-committee recommends substantial increases in penalties for rule Infringe ments, and some changes in the Ramsbottom and Law renson Cup matches. Fadi ham is asking for rules to be drawn up for the Lawren son Cup with special regard to eligibility.


An important change in


Lower Buck ............................. 26 Horse Shoe ..............


Dog and Partridge, Clltheroe 33 commercial Hotel ................... 30 Station Hotil ............................. 26 Calderstones ................


Craven Heifer ......................... 17 Clitheroe S.C................................ 12


CHALLENGE BY LOYOLA


DOTH unbeaten, Whalley and Loyola are challenging strongly for the champion­ ship 6 f CUtHerAe arid Dis­ trict Cub Sdout Football League.' The Village lads


it 4-0 when Simpson scored from 40 yards but the refereee judged Bialecki to dc offside and disallowed


for the second time this BILLINGTON had a convincing first home win against the goal. Lesson Wa^on dand HorsS Trinity. Dave Stewart was the live wire in the villagers


Deganwy missed a penalty and this just about summed up their really idsappointing


In the


game. Waddlnrlon: Whittaker, simp-


sou. Lund, King. Rigby. Yates. Richards. Peddar. Wilkinson. Bialecki, Ainsworth. Sub.: Stod- dart.


Table Tennis


Parkluiwn. ThrrUall. Mason, Evans C. Wilson, A. Wilson, Scott, Duckworth, Stewart. Sub; R.


Swarbriek, Choyce, Edmundson, Threlfall. Mortimer, Turnbull. Wilkinson, Devine. Sub: Kenyon.


Abrahams. Trinity: Hall, Penman. Beer,


Penalty robs Low Moor


Commercial 2, Low Moor Club 1.


WITH the Castle field unfit, the teams met at Roefield where Commercial moved into the attack and Smith hit the bar, only to be ruled offside.


The villagers were under end, the pressure resulted were


much pressure but the defence, including goal- keepr R. Price on loan from Commercial for a month,


played well. Price was eventually


beaten when Woodworth put Smith through for the only goal of thfc half.


Commercial continued to


press but Low Moor were always dangerous when they broke and McClean put them on tevel terms by running on to a through


b^U from Rigg. This made the game wide


open, but some fine goai- bv Price held Commercial at bay. In one incident at least eight shots were saved or blocked by Price. In the


in Speak being fouled, and Dewhurst made no mistake with the spot kick.


Commercial: Tiii.it Ict-liwnitr, Jackson. Dewhurst. Woodworth. T. Gfcldard. M. Gcldard. Speak. Smith, Bradley, G. McTcar, Wil­ kinson. Sub.: Fitzpatrick.


Coukton, Muhgrove. Tomkins, Bailev. Ecoies. Clegg, McClean, Latter-more. Richards.


Low Moor Club: Price. Rigg,


IDEAS WANTED


PLANS to hold a Sports Festival in Clitheroe from June 1st to 8th next year have met with no response so far from local sporting organisations.


The Ribble Valley Sports


and Recreational Advisory Council hopes that clubs and groups in the area will orga­ nise activities such as pigeon racing, snooker exhibitions a .id archery displays to make the week a success.


They have also asked for


suggestjons for a novelty contest connected with Clitheroe—but this’ too has attracted no replies.


The people to contact with


your ideas are secretary Mrs Rawlinson and chairman Mr


Meggison, both of rimlico Road.


CRICKET CLUB HEADS BOTH DIVISIONS


C L I T H E R O E Cricket Club's teams have the leadership o f both divi­ sions of the Ribblesdale Table Tennis Association. Both are undefeated. C a ld e r s t o n e s A have


dropped to second place in division one as the result of their defeat by Standen A. The hospital B team are third in division two where Standen B hold on to the second spot four points be­ hind the leaders but with a game in hand- in division one. Calder-


stoues A suffered their first defeat of the season when


they visited Standen A. At one stage Calderstones were


trailing 6-0 but fought back to a final 6-4. Standen turned


on an all-round team per­ formance B. Knowles and D. Drakhenberg winning two each and N. Pollard one. Pollard and Knowles took the doubles aeainst G. Rob­ erts and H. Blackburn. For the visitors, Roberts and Blackburn won two out of three. Trinity A went down 6-4


to Clitheroe Cricket Club A for whom F. Lee once again won three games. M. Old­ ham and P. Hall added one apiece. R. Birch and Lee beat J. Pickles and T. Thompson in the doubles, the latter pair winning two games each. Ribblesdale Wanderers A


defeated the club's B team 7-3 in their internal clash. M. Peel won three for the A side and P. Baines and T. Hall two each. Replying for the B team, E. Morton and D. Walton took one each and won the doubles in a tight struggle against Hall and Peel. The two division one


games that have not been played are Standen A v Chatburn A. and Trinity A v Chatburn A. Clltheroe Cricket Club B


enjoyed a 10-0 victory orer Trinity B in division two. J. Kozlowski, J. Martindale and M. Hah w6n three games, with the first pair beating F. Waterhouse and C. Kendrick In the doubles. In an Ipter-club fixture


Standen B defeated the C team 7-8. T. Waddington won three games for the B side, G. Cotta rill two. and D. Thomas one. Waddington and Thomas triumphed over S. Adcroft afid D. Fulton in the doubles. The C Side's three victories came from Adcroft (two) and Fulton.


Calderstones B home ggnle


with Standen D resulted in a 7-3 win for the hospital


side. C. Chew and J. Gun­ ner won three each, J. Dor- ringtou won one for Calder­ stones but in partnership with Chew, lost the doubles to Standen’s D. Whittaker and C. Stewart, who each had a win.


In their second away fix­


ture of the week Trinity B ’•■ere narrowly beaten 6-4 hv Catholic Youth Club A. B. Murp'” ’ spearheaded the yoqth club to victor)' with


A 4, Clitheroe Cricket A 6. Division 2: Catholic Youth


Club A. 6. Trinity B Calderstones B 7. Standen D 3: Standen B 7. Standen O 3; Clitheroe Cricket 10, Trinity B 0.


FIXTURES Division 1: Tuesday. Clith


efoe CC A v Chatburn Wednesday, RWCC B Calderstones A. Thursday RWCC A v Standen A. (Rest week. Trinity A).


ity B v Standen C. Tuesday Calderstones B v Brockhall Catholic YC B v Standen B: Trutex v Standen D, Wednesday, Clitheroe CC v Catholic YC A.


Division 2; Monday, Trin. Clitlwrdo CC A DIVISION' Ip )V n i.


CalrI*r$tonis A___ Standen A ............ Ribblesdale CC A.. Trinity A ...............


5 4 1 6 3 2 4 3 1 0


Cbatbum A ............ Ribblesdale CC R..


Clltheroe CC B ... .


three wins helped by two from D. LOfthouse. Both these players won tlie double, over Trinitv’s C. Kendrick and E. Thompson. F. Waterhouse wOn two aanies for Trinity, heined bv Thompson and Kendrick with one each. Division two Is plagued


Standen B ........... Calderstones B .. Catholift YC A . . . . Trinity R ............ Brockhall ............... Standen C ............


5 2 2 1 4 1 0 3 3 0 0 3 5 0 0


DIVISION 2 P W D I.


Trutex .................. Catholic YC B .. Standen D ............


6 6 0 0 5 4 0 5 3 0 4 3 0 6 2 1 3 2 0 4 1 0


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have a two-point lead, but have played a game more. In third place, St Paul’s are a point behind Loyola, but h a te played one game more. At ffie foo t o f the table, St Mary’s. Trinity Panthers and Chatburn are still with­ out a point.


Results — Whalley 4,


Ribblesdale 3; Pendle 2. St Paul’s 2; waddington v Trinity Tigers postponed.


Saturday's games: Chat­


burn v-Trinity Panthers (T. Barton): Loyola v St Paul's fM. Darby); St Mary’s v Pendle (B. Taylor).


Sunday; district practice (G. Whalley). team


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the rules relating to umpires is designed to place more responsibility on the clubs, The old rule (32) says clubs shall nominate umpires . Tlte new one stipulates that " clubs shall cooperate with the league management committee in the establish' mens and maintenance of panel of umpires."


RE-FLECTION


clarification of rule 18 which deals with the claim ing of an extra five overs and says they should, if necessary be played out ir. respective of time unless the


Baxenden is asking for


match finishes before they are completed. Clubs seeking re-election


at the annual meeting are Cherry Tree and Wliailey to the senior division, and Oswaldtwistle Immanuel 2nd. Bamoldswick 2nd and Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nd to division two of the Junior League. Burnley Belevedere 2nd are seeking membership of division two,


CHATBURN, who have to replay their drawn Ashley Smith Memorial Trophy semi-final with Waddington Reserves, last won a trophy in 1963-64. when they col­ lected the Aitken Shield. By coincidence, Waddington last success other than in the league was also the Aitken Shield, which they won in 1931-32.


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CARTER & KERHAMAN LTD DERBY STREET. CLITHEROE


HAVE LARGE COMPREHENSIVE STOCKS OF


BUILDING, PLUMBINC and PLASTERINC MATERIALS BATHROOM SUITES and KITCHEN FURNITURE


Competitive Prices, Good Delivery Service


FOR ALL YOUR D.I.Y. REQUIREMENTS PHONE CLITHEROE 22S11


KEN SLATER


Telephone Bolton-by-Bowland 671 (Ansafone in operation)


PLUMBING, HEATING & SANITARY ENGINEERING


Bathrooms, Heating Conversion Specialists


ESTIMATES FREE. 24 HOUR SERVICE NO JOB TOO SMALL.


PIANO TUNING and RECONDITIONING


Caterei to the Music Profession


E. J. APPLETON 27 WOODLANDS RISE


DECOR (Decorators) ESTIMATES I'KEE


Interiors and Exteriors Undertaken, Nothing Too Big or Too Small.


AV 1913/71 PATTERN BOOKS AILABLE. Distance no object.


JUST RING AND SVE'LL CALL— NELSON 67265


Chimney Sweep Brush and Vacuum


D. DEVINE


TEL. CLITHEROE 24579 5-0 p.m. to 8-0 p.m.


DECORATE YOUR HOME FOR CHRISTMAS


BY SKILLED TRADESMEN


PAINTING. DECORATING. LK.HT1NG EFFECTS


Phone Accrington 381611 I HOUR ANSWERING SERVICE


WATERLOO


TIMBER CO WATERLOO ROAD


CLITHEROE. Tel. 23263


For all D.I.Y. Supplies


Insulation Board LACONITE


TILED PANELS


Peg Board Peg Board Fittings Reeded Hardboard Hardboa rd


FORMICA


Decamel Evostick All Fobel Products


CONTIBOARD


Handy Board Conti Join— Conti Edge


DOORS— All Sixes


Door Casings Architrave Mouldings Skirting Board Red Wood— all sixes, etc., etc.


HAWORTH. KEIGHLEY Tel. Haworth 3519______


FOR EVERYTHING H O N D A


■ IT'S COT TO BE KEN MARTIN


S HONDAS 100% | SPECIALIST. AREA MAIN DEALER


■jc Deposits from 10%


Open until 8 p.m. inc, Thursdays


72 BOLTON ROAD, BLACKBURN. Tel. 64932


DECORATING Expert and Immediate


Service


Interior Design end Estimates Free


No job too big or too small


Modern Pattern Books Available


Reductions O.A.P.’s


PAUL SHANAHAN (Decorators) Ltd


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


VIC) OR IA FORGE Ornamental and Structural Engineers.


FOR ALL YOUR CATES and RAILINGS, BRACKETS and FITTINGS


Free Estimates— Prompt Service Trade Enquiries Invited.


Open Daily 8-0 a.m. to 5-30 p.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays till 7-30 p.m., Saturdays 8-0 a.m. to 1-0


VICTORIA FORGE Victoria Street, Nelson. Telephone Nelson 691644.


Castle Construction


W. Hitchen - A. Blackburn Building and Plastering Contractors


Root, Floor and Wall Tiling, Pointing, Concreting, etc.


No 1ob too large or too small. Write or call


CLITHEROE. TeL 23133 or 25215


7 WELLGATE


TV RENTALS New 20" and 24"


PAYMENTS MONTHLY IN ADVANCE


NO DEPOSIT Prompt Reliable Service


H. KAINE and D. RAWSON


79 Lowergate. Tel. 23444


WHY PUT UP WITH OAMP UNEVEN floors when you can have


ASPHALT FLOORS AND VINYL TILING


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


W. BEER LIGHT HAULAGE


Removals and Odd Jobs Undertaken


71 WOONE LANE


CLITHEROE — Tel. 22857 MILLER and BULLOCK


DEREK LEIGH No Deposit


TV RENTALS 20in. and 24in.


39 BLEASDALE AV.


CLITHEROE Telephone 24168


Tarmac Contractors


38 BALMORAL AVENUE CLITHEROE


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


Also Concreting Drives Estimates Free.


Tel. Sfonyhurjt 471 or Evenings Tel. Clitheroe 23054


CYRIL HOOLEY


EX-HOOVER SERVICE ENGINEER


57 WOONE LANES


CLITHEROE TELEPHONE 22023


Repairs, Reconditioning and Service of


HOOVER


APPLIANCES Specialists on Keymatl*


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J See MANBY’S


SKIPTON ftrr


RAYBURN COOKERS Oil Fired or Solid Fuel OIL FIRE


and all spare parts TEL SKIPTON 5444.


80 to choose from BAX1 FIRES


CONVERSIONS FIREPLACES


FRED MANBY & BIRO.


For over 150 years


at Manby’s Corner Hish St., Skipton


Bowden


Construction Registered


JOINERS


Timber specialists. All types of work undertaken. High class work. Free estimate* Prompt attention.


Ring Whalley 3241


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WASHER REPAIRS W. ROTHWELL


TELEPHONE CLITHEROE 24977 NEW & RECONDITIONED WASHERS * CLEANERS Hoover, Servis, Philips,


Hotpoint, Parnall, Ado, Burco, Lavalux, Rolls 57 Henthorn Road, Clitheroe


LET SKSPPY SOLVE YOUR WASTE


DISPOSAL PROBLEMS COMPLETE SKIP SERVICE


AVAILABLE AT COMPETITIVE RATES


ERIC DUGDALE (MERCHANTS) LTD


PENDLE TRADING ESTATE, CHATBURN Telephone Chatburn 511


Hepsleve Pipes


Galvanised Steel Manhole Covers from


P.C. Manholes ... . £2.34 Various Prices DCHT-YOUKSEI!


WE WILL HIRE OR SELL — • MIXERS from ------g Q week


• WHEELBARROWS . P A . week • ACROW PROPS


• VIBRATING ROLLERS . . .


....: £1.50 d*“’ ALSO


4*. 6'. 9* CONCRETE BLOCKS Ex yard or full loads


CONCRETING SAND CONCRETING STONE GRANITE CHIPPINGS


From a bagful to full loads


50p 30p’ “*


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