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Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, May Sth, 1975 9


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mimites, when Dolphin smashed home a Bfsby rebound. In the second


half Cbtheroe moved into top gear. Geoff Payton planted a shot in the top of1 the net after only 60 seconds and four minutes later Dolphin


. repeated his tricks by converting a Tony Monks comer. . . Ford pulled one back, but it was


from about 30 yards out the ball dropping over the keeper’s head.


-an a t ta c k which Colin Monks finished off m style. Clitheroe: Onyon, Beard, T.


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Ribblc Valley Mayor layorcss, Coun. F. Sing,


layor’s Parlour on Satur- rinch raised £50 for Rib- alley Scouts’ and Guidos-’


and Mrs Singleton, were at a coffee morning in


i Greenwood and Mrs iwood, and civic leaders Clithcroc, Hyndburn,


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nson and Mrs Ellis, o Guides from St Paul’s, »y Marsden and Sian er, who not only served e but cleared and washed are to be officially


burn and Burnley, presenting Scouts and js were Scout Commis- r Mr A. Smith, district nan Mr Stanley West- and Mrs Westhead, and ict commissioners for ts and Guides Dr G.


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Chthcroc Youth 61-5, Blackburn N 65-5.


CLITHEROE Youth Team’s first home match of the season ended in defeat, but the game was a great advertisement for the Ribblcsdale Youth Cncket League. In ideal conditions, Clithcroc bat­


ted first but suffered a setback when they lost Phillip Hall for nought. Wilson and Oldham kept the score


mounting until the latter was out for six. With the score at 40, captain Michael Oldham waa brilliantly caught for 31. The remaining seven overs produced only 21 runB. . Blackburn started slowly due to


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T* •* A. v* READ FINED


FOR BREACH OF CUP RULES


S*s*s*s***s*^**,*>*****>*>***y The fine arised from a com­


READ CC have been fined £10 by the Ribblesdale League management committee for a breach of the Lawrenson Cup rules.


excellent fielding hut it took the introduction of Paul Socdle and Michael Thornton to make a break­ through. Stubborn resistance by Battorsby and hard hitting by Smith aaw tho visitors to victory but not until the last over. The fielding point was won by


Nigel Thornton. Clithcroc: M. Oldham 31, B. Hall


r i r J i )


0, M. Wilson 6, N. Thornton 0, J. Seodlc not out 11, A, Girvan 5, N. Crowther not out 0. Extras 8. Total (5 wickets) 61. Blackburn N: (5 wickets) 65. Clitheroe bowkng: R. Btrch 1 for


Barnoldswick............. . 3 2 0 9 Cherry Tree............... Padiham......................


RIIiULKSDALF. LEAGUE P W D L P 2 0 9


Baxenden................... . 3 0 3 0 3 Blackburn N............... . 3 0 3 0 3 Gt Harwood............... . 3 0 3 0 3 Larby......................... . 3 0 2 2 Read............................ . 3 0 2 2 Whaltcy....................... . 3 0 2 2 Settle........................... . 3 0 Ribb Wand.................. . 3 0


Clithcroo ...:•.............. . 3


12, J. Scodle 0 for 9, P. Scedlc 1 for 14, N. Thornton 2 for 20.


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THE Rtbblc Valley Football League will play Chthcroe Reserves, champ­ ions o f ’ Blackburn Combination, Division two, for the Lawrenson Trophy at Shawbrdge on Sunday. Kick-off.3 p.m. Ribblc Valley will choose from the following 16: A. O’Neill, J. Rimmer,


. .(Hurst Green), K. Tumor, L. Aspin- wall and R. McLean (Royal Oak), P.


Rod Taylor (all King’s Arms), T. Dobson,' F. Smalley, G. King and Johnson (Chatbum), B. Bolton, R.' Wilkinson, M. Dowden and Livesey


. Houldsworth (Chthcroe Acad) and Whiteside (Waddington). Trainer is Vic Adcroft (icing’s Arms).


TENNIS


CLITHEROE Cricket Club men's tennis team dealt Cherry Tree a crushing 8-1 blow m the East Lanca­ shire League at the weekend. The. team members for the home game were J . Bailey, S. Brown, R. Altham, P. Banks, J. Willis and M. Chapman. In their first two games of the season, the Chtheroe team have met the only two sides that defented them last season — and beaten them both.


TEAMS' Clitheroe CC (v Bamoldswick, a,


Sat.): K. Barnes (capt.), G. Davies, N. Duckworth, R. -Stevenson, J. Bodon, M. Oldham, R. Birch, S. Wcsthead, G. Dixon, G. Monk, Gee. Scorer: N. Weaver. Meet Chatbum


Road 1-30. Clitheroc CC 2nd (v Rolls-Royce,


h, Sat.): W. Monk, J. Hill, J. Seedle, M. Atkinson, G. Sutcliffe, K . . Barker, J. Pyc, D. Brennan, P. Hall, J. Marsden, A. Gordon. Reserves from: G. Bennett, N. Thornton, P. Secdle, N. Crowthcr. Scorer: D. Hard castle. Meet ground 2-30.


FIXTURES Ribblesdalc League


CRICKET


Wanderers v Settle, Baxenden v Read, Gt Harwood v Enrby, Cherry Tree v Blackburn Northern, Bar- noldswick v Chthcroe. Sunday. Ramsbottom Cup, 1st


, Lucas v Earby, Bamoldswick v Ribblcsdalc Wanderers, Langho Centre v Bnxcnden, Padiham v Clithcroc, Settle v Rolls-Royce.


Division One


Oswaldtwistle Imm., Blackburn Northern v BBCCV, Rolls-Royce v Gt Harwood, Read v Baxenden, Lower Darwen v Bamoldswick.


Division Two


-•wen, Chtheroe v Rolls-Royce,' BBCCV v Cherry Tree (at St Andrew’s), Old Rosscndalians v Lucas. Sunday: Earby v Lucas.


DOUBLE JOY


spare. Walton and Buchanan destroyed





Whallpy v Padiham, Earby v Raw- tenstall, Oswaldtwistlc Imm v Dar-


Settle v Ribblesdale Wanderers, Langho Centre v GEC, Lucas v


bum Northern v Whallcy, Burnley B v Cherry Tree (at St Andrew’s),


Padiham v Whalley, Ribblesdalo round: Gt Harwood v Read, Black-


2 0 9 2 0 6


2 1 2 1


plaint by Oswaldtwistle Immanuel who lost to Read in the preliminary round of the competition on April 27th and subsequently objected to Read’s inclusion of. a first-, team man. The rules say “it is left to the discretion of indi­ vidual clubs to select only reg­ ular 2nd eleven or third eleven players . . .”


committee has power to fine offending clubs and to reverse the result. In this instance the committee have, thought it sufficient to impose a fine and have the match replayed. The replay will be on Sun­


The league management . - * £ **'•’


TEAM coach Richard Dinnis and outside left Jimmy Mul­ len, of third division champ­ ions Blackburn Rovers, took time off from their own ■ c e leb ra t io n s to present sports trophies at St Augus­ tine’s School, Billington.


The celebrities handed out awards won by three of the


school teams in competitions organised by the Ribblc Val­ ley Schools’ Sports Associa­ tion.


. 1, while the fourth year team won their final, against Nordcn School 4-3.


the second year boys won the final of their competition 2-


On the footballing front,


day, so Great Harwood will have to await the' result before knowing who their fir­ st-round opponents will be. The second round draw (May 18th) is also affected and Set­ tle, who have already progres­ sed to round two, will also have to wait to learn who they next. meet. Their second round game will now be played on May 25th..


REPLAY


^league and in division one, 'were washed out. .This will be done oh Sunday, August 10th. and to make room the Settle v Blackburn Northern game has been brought forward to Sun­ day, August 3rd. Unfortunately for Division


made to replay, the April 19th games which, in the senior


Arrangements have been


Two clubs, Ribblesdale Wan­ derers 2nd and CheiTy Tree 2nd succeeded in playing their


RIBBLESDALE Wanderers 2nd XI- had a highly satisfying weekend. In a division two Ribblesdalc League game they thrashed Rolls-Royce by nine wickets and on Sunday th ey, dismissed Cherry Tree 2nd from the Lawrenson Cup with five wickets to


. game on April 19th. The result, a draw, still


the Rolls-Royce batting with six for 19 and four for 16 respectively while, on the following day, five of the batsmen scored well into double ; figures.


Rolls-Royce 39, Ribblcsdalc Wands 2nd 40 for 1.


’ ROLLS-ROYCE: 39. RIBBLESDALE WANDS 2nd:


A. Parker 0, B. Scott 19, A. J. Wnllbank 19. Extras 2. Total (one wicket) 40. Ribblesdale bowling: B. Buchanan 12-5-16-4, D. Walton 12-5-1945.


Cher ry Tree 126, Rihblcsdalc Wands 127 for five.


CHERRY TREE: 126. RIBBLESDALE WANDS 2nd:


two for 18, A. J. Wallbank two for 34, K. Taylor three for 20.


Sutcliffe’s six for 26


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Clithcroc 2nd 73, .Oswnldtwistlc 1mm. 2nd 61.


WITH a return of six for 26 in nine overs, Sutcliffe spun Cbtheroe 2nd to a 12 ru n v ic to ry a g a in s t Oswaldtwistle at Chatbum Road. Clithcroe -themselves had prob­


wet wicket nor helped by a slow outfield..


lems m reaching a total of 73, which was achieved with some late resist­ ance. Neither side w*&s happy on a


Clithcroe 2nd: K. Barker 1, P.


Hall 3, J. Pye 11, M. Wilson 3, M. A tk in so n 9, W. Monk 11, D. Brennan 0, J. Secdle 12, J. Hill 14, J. Marsdcn 4, G. Sutcliffe not out 4. Extras 1, Total 73. Oswaldtwistle Inmi. 2nd: 61. Chtheroc bowling: J. Scedlc three -


of 17, J. Marsden one of ’12, G. Sutcliffe six for 26.


Whalley pro: better news


■ trapped a nerve between two ribs and had to leave the field against Cherry Tree.


WHALLEY professional Ken Snellgrove may, after all, be able to play for his side at Padiham on Saturday.. At the weekend Snellgrove


‘ He has, however, been having heat treatment at Old Trafford to extract the nerve, and will know today whether •he will be fit for Saturday. But if he does play he will be strapped and only be able to bat. ■ .


endeavour to engage a substi­ tute professional from the County >ground staff,” said Whalley secretary Mr Tini Marshall. -----


“If he is not fit,- we will , . ...» b


A. Parker 8, B. Scott 18, A. J. Wallbank 26, W. Workman 18, M. Soedall not out 23, A. Asptn not o u t ' 31. Extras 5. Total (five wickets) 127. - Ribblesdalc bowling: A. Parker


(


Staniforth’s day


DESPITE a spirited display by John Staniforth, who took seven wickets for 41 and had a knock of 25, Whalley 2nd suf­ fered defeat at Cherry Tree.


Cherry Tree 2nd 148-9 dec., Whallcy 2nd 111.


. caught at extra cover by Peters. Cherry Tree then slumped from 12*6-5 to 148-9 declared.


two quick wickets but .after being 59-4 the home side put on another 67 runs before Staniforth had Duxbury (39)


Left hander Staniforth took


. Young Richard Wright had a steady innings of 23 and J. Peters scored 21. Cherry Tree claimed the extra *overs with Whalley at 108-9 and it took . them four overs and six balls to separate youngsters Lund and Francis to clai/n their four


emphasis on youth, with five players from the under-18s side. The visitors started with strong intent but it soon became apparent that Whal­ ley would have to try for a draw. Staniforth, his side’s highest scorer,* made 25.


The Whalley side had the points.


- for 41; M. Gorton 2 for 31. Whalley 2nd: M. Gorton 2, N.


Keighley 5, J. St&mforth 25, D. Blcozard 8, D. Higgmbottorn 2, R.


. Wright 23, J. Peters 21, R. Single- ton 0, D. Wilcock 6, R. Lund notout


* 2, A. Francis 2. Extras' 15. Total 111. •


, HOMING


WINNER of Clitheroe Hom­ ing Society’s 120-mile race from Stonehall Common was a bird entered by Tottam Bros, which f in ish ed , several minutes ahead of the second- placed entry. -


entered by 42 members and the winner’s time was three hours and four'imnutes.;


A total of . 484 birds were


98, F. Howarth-1125-88, W.- Frankland 1120-09, Hitchon and Chatburn 1117-82, E. Jones 1119-66, Hitchon and Chatbum 1116-24, J. B. W. Scott 1115-64, G. Wilkinson 1114-42; R. Mitchell 1114-10, R. Lavin 1112-78, F.-Walker 1112-47,. A. and J. ySpeak


Results: Cottam Bros 1146- L .1107-63* V— -


.Cherry Tree 2nd: 148-9 dec. . Whalley bowling: J. Staniforth 7


stands, so that day’s prog­ ramme cannot be replayed.


rally for third formers, held . at Norden; was won by the St Augustine’s team. As well as presenting the trophies, the gu e s ts h an d ed over in ­ dividual shields to every member of the winning teams — a total of 45 in all.^ The teams had been coached'' by PE teacher Mr Alan Jones.


An intcr-school netball


prizewinners with Jimmy Mullen (left) and Richard Dinnis.


Our picture shows the


David (15) : makes debut


Ashton Tn 1, Clithcroc 4. A GOAL down after-half an


hour,; Ghtheroc rallied to a convincing win at Ashton.


* t A defensive mistake gave Ashton the lead but the Shaw- bridge side came back just . before the interval when Tommy Board equalised from a Cohn Monks pass.


Clitheroe, with 15-year-old Rishton youth player David Aspinall making a promising debut. Further goals came f rom Tony Monks, who scored two — one from the penalty spot after a brilliant run by Tony Eyles, who had his shot handled.


The second half was mostly


lar affair, was Beard’s second in the game. He rose above two players to head home a corner. The second half was completely dominated by Clitheroe,who should have got more goals. C li th cro c : Duxbury, Beard,


' Dolphin, Bisby, Eylcs, D. Aspmnll, Kirk, T. Monks. Sub: I). Birkctt.


Eddlcston, Gillibrond, C. Monks, RANGERS ■


■SET PACE., THE Ribble Valley Summer Foot­ ball League got off to a sunny start on Sunday when the first half dozen five-a-side games were staged before a sizeable crowd.


tho pace so far in the league, which is organised by local policeman Sgt Kevin Fitzpatrick. The side has won both its games without conceding a- goal.


Wballey Rangers Stars arc setting


- Roefield Rovers 1; Pendle Wizards 0, Whallcy Rangers Stars 2.-


Witches 2; Pennine Rangers 0, Ribblesdale Wanderers 1; Roefield Rovers 0, Wlialley Rangers Stars 4; Pcndle Witches 0, Pennine Rangers 0; R ib b le sd a le Wanderers 2,


Results: Pcndlc Wizards 0, Pendle


Sunday’s games will be: Whalley Rangers Stnpes v Catholic YC A,


Pendle Wizards .v Pennine Rangers, Pcndlc Witches v Catholic YG B; Pennine Rangers.v Catholic YC A, Cotholic YC B v WhaUey Rangers Stnpes; Pendle Witches v Pcndlc Wizards. Referee will be Mr K. Robinson.


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Rangers S.......... Wanderers...................


. Rangers........................... 2 0 Rocfield........................... 2 0 Wizards.......................


(Catholic YC A and B and Whalley Rangers S tn p e s have not yet


2 0 played). '


PENALTY MISS


Chipping 0, Waddington Reserves 4.





MISSING a twice-taken penalty early in the second half was the final nail in Chippmg’s coffin in a match, they never looked likely to win. . Waddmgton had. gone two up b y


half time through Salisbury and Walker,' and Chipping’s fightback after the interval faded with the


penalty miss.. D e sp ite losing RuBh with .a


strained ankle, Waddington went on to increase their margin with further goals from Salisbury and Kenyon. Waddington Reserves: Chew, Boyd, Simpson, Bialecki, Rigby, R.


Walker, R. Waddington, Salisbury, Rush, Whiteside, Kenyon. Sub:


..Carter. v •• - Witches............................ 2 1 2 2 The fourth goal, a spectacu­ TRINITY A still lead the division one handicap league in the


Standen could snatch title


Ribblesdale Table Tennis Association, but Standen B will take the title if they gam four points from their last game; against Ribblesdale Wanderers.


.


looks like going to Tnnity C—bar­ r in g an outstanding finish by


The division two handicap title


Catholic YC A, who must take full points from their two remaining - games if they arc to overhaul the


leaders.- Results: Division One (Handicap):


Clithcroe CC B 7 (M. Hall 3 wins, I). Crycr 3; M. Oldham 1), Clithcroc CC A 2 (F. Lce l, R. Birch 1). Division Two (Handicap): Caldcr-


stoncs B 1 ,(G. Gunner 1), Tnnity C 8 (T. Wilson 3, M. lleywood 3, M. Child 2); Standen C 4 (C. Thorne 2, J. Mason 1, D. Thomas 1), Catholic YC A 5 (G. Cottcrill 3, D. Lofthousc 2); Trinity C 8 (T. Wilson 3, M. Heywood 3, M. Child 2), Standon D 1 (D. Parker); Tnnity C 7 (M. Child 3, M. Hey*ood 2, T. Wilson 2), Standen C 2 (C. Thome 2).


Tnnity A........... Standen B.......... Clithcroc CC B.. StandenA.......... Chatbum........... RW CC...............


Clithcroe CCA.. CalderstoncsA..


Division One Handicap P W L A F 1 20 43


6 0 14 40 4 3 28 35 3 4 33 30 4 2 28 26 1 5 31 23 2 4 32 22 0 7 48 15


Tnnity .£•...................... 6 5 1 16 38 SUndcnC...................... 6 4 2 25 29 Catholic YC A .............. 4 4 0 15 21 Standen D........................6 1 5 33 21 Clitheroe CCC........... 4 2 2 17 19 Caldcrstoncs B............. 4 2 2 16 15 Clitheroc CC D........... 4 1 3 22 14 Trinity B....................... 4 0 4 22 9


Division Two Hnndienp P W L A F


- The following games are outst&nd- in g : Division one (handicap): Clithcroe CC A v Chatbum, RWCC


v Standen B.


Division two (handicap): Calder- stones B v Clithcroc CC C, Colder-


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Gisburn turn the


Waddington 1


tables Gisburn J,


GISBURN reached the Cra­ ven Cup final for the fourth year in succession when they scored three second half goals to beat Waddington.


The first half; belonged to Waddington; they dominated


play but couldn’t turn their advantage into goals. Simon Whiteside claimed


his shot had crossed tho line, Martin Bialecki went close with a header, and Richards missed when it looked easier to score...


d in g t o n pressure the scorcshect remained blank at half-time.


Duxbury received his one chance of the match and made no mistake.


Centre forward Howard


Lund and Whittaker got in a terrible tangle and an own goal by Lund resulted.


•Ten minutes later Nuttall,


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Joint leaders


T H E lead in th e Clitheore and d is tr ic t D a r ts L e ague is now s h a r e d b y Br id ge In n and Pendle Witch, with 144 points apiece. In division two, C ra ­ v en H e ife r a re e ig h t points cle a r a t th e top. - Division One


- Ribblc Sand SC......................... 77 Division Two


' Bntish Legion............................ 79 85


Bndgc Inn.................................. 1‘M Pendle Witch.............................. 144 Judge Walmsley......................... 134 Bilhngton................................... 130 Victoria Hotel............................. 137 Kings Arms................................ 124 Waddington SC.......................... 130 Royal Oak................................... 118 Low Moor Club.......................... 115 White Horse............................... 108 Clitheroc WMC.......................... 104 Conservatives............................ 95 Black Horse...,.......................... 87 Black Bull................


' Dog Tnn............. .'....................... 144 Buck (C’roe)............................... 140 Horse Shoe................................ 133 Buck(Gnnd.)............................. 125 Waggon & Horses..................... 113 Dog & Par. (Bor.)...................... 112 Dog& Par. (C’roc)..... ............. .• 110 Lower Buck............................... 110 Caldcrstoncs.............................. 102 Ribblosdolc Wands.................... 101 Cross Keys................................ 100 Whalley .. ........................


Cbtheroe SC.............................. 89 Commercial........ ;..............


'All played 28. P ’ Highest finish — division One: J. Sowdcn (Waddington SC) 155; divi-


. sion two: J. Hamer (Dog Inn) 148.


Personal best


TWO‘ local athletes * made a notable contribution to the success of Blackburn Harriers in the first Women's Northern League Division Three com­ petition, at Lancaster..


Langshaw Drive, Clitheroe, won her 800 metres race in a personal best time of 2 minutes 19.7 seconds. She helped her team to third place in the 4 x. 100 relay, and : finished 5th in the discus.


Mi chel l e Wrathall, of l . I : - • ' ■


Drive, Clitheroe, finished sec­ ond in the intermediate. 100 metres; and fourth in the 800 metres. In the 4 <x 100 relay her team was second.


■Susan Bush,:of Croasdale


: .; Blackburn Harriers won the six-team competition and if they can maintain form should be promoted to Division Two.^


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-with a killer third goal. G isb u r r : Squires, Emerson,


end John Waddington reduced the arrears with a 40-yard drive, but soon after Gisburn put the issue beyond doubt


Fifteen minutes from the


Robinson, Dodgson, O’Shea, Con­ way, Shuttleworth, Bolton, Grace, Duxbury, Gnndrod. Sub; Petty. Waddington: Whittaker, Simp­


son, Richards, Lund, Bialecki, Wad­ dington, Nuttall, Walker. Stoddart, Ainsworth, Whiteside. Sub: Hurst.


PLAY OFF FOR TITLE


A PLAY-OFF will be ncccs sary to decide the Ribble Valley* Football League championship, following a 3-' 0 victory by King’s Arms on, Mondny. The pub side defeated


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Gisburn weathered the storm and then they struck.


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LADIES’ l MACS. New style, just arrived. With belt ...................


£8.50 BOYS’ BEACH JACKETS in Terylene ... £3.25


SEE US ON CUTIIEROE MARKET SATURDAY AND TUESDAY Trade with Mel and you’ll do well.


LIGHT FITTINGS REMAIN AT 8%


Tabic Lamps, Standard Lamps, Centre Fittings, Wall Brackets, Lamp Shades, Ktc., Etc.


SEE YOUR LIGHTING SPECIALIST'S— Choose from our extensive range of


round, lone length, in Terylene and Cotton ; .......


LADIES’ & GENT’S MILITARY COATS. Full long length ..........


CASH OB HP SERVICE AFTERSALES


A. E. HARGREAVES


MOOR LANE and WOONE LANE, CLITHEROE —Telephone 22683. Where service comes first


CHEAPEST and BEST in the IVORTH WEST


llurst Green to put them­ selves equal top with Chat- burn. The play-off will be tomorrow.evening at Shnw- bridge.


28 MARSDEN MALL, ARNDALE CENTRE, NELSON Telephone 67292


and 33 CHURCH STREET, ACCRINGTON ' Telephone 3G888 *


DIVAN BEDS


Choose from. Rest Assured, Vono or Slumbcrland Posture Sprung Divans. Over 50 Divan Sets in stock Keenest Prices


CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. COMPARE OUR PRICES


' SPECIAL OFFERS A „„R E R.R.F. ’ CSH PIC


Double Drawer Divan Set _____ £135.00 £115.00 Single Orthopaedic Divan Set . , . .


Bed Bases and Mattresses Sold Separately to fit your<


£74.95 £49.95 ’own bed (any size)


FREE DISPOSAL OF YOUR OLD BED — FREE DELIVERY


WARDROBES & BEDROOM UNITS, CHESTS, etc. AT DISCOUNT PRICES . .


UP TO 20% OFF LIST PRICES l


R BC FFEES) £100.00 £80.00 £79.95 £64.95


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