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SPRING MILL'S FIRST


OF VICTORY Spring Mill 5, Brockhall’2


InVlCE behind in the first half, Spring Mill fought back strongly to win their first lever


game in the Ribble Valley Football League. Crop Spraying I


F ix tu r e s , r e s u l t s , t a b l e s Hi,Won One: Hurst Green v Chatburn (referee, E. Harris), RSSC v


Inthrroe Academicals (J. Swayne), Lions v King's Arms (N. Crawshaw), ILuhorn llm'*®1 v Kinungton (M. Pells), Billington v Royal Oak (T. Irdlbank). Low Moor Club v Chipping (K. Aspdcn). 1 re,Won T“ o: Brockhall v Grindlelon (G. Sutcliffe), West Bradford v - Mill (G. lirailhwolte), Hcnthom United Reserves v Hurst Green (H. Allen), Read v Trinity (D. Plggins), Caldcrstoncs v Whatley


I I tVrigley)* RESULTS


[li, Won One: Chathurn 5, Low Moor Club 0; Chipping 15. Billington 1; Isduroc Academicals 1, Hurst Green 2; King’s Arms 1, RSSC 0;


llninxloo -■ Lions 6; Royal Oak 1, Henthorn United 4. I pjiWon Two: Grindleton t , Read 5; Hurst Green Reserves 2, West


wdlord I; Spring Mill 5, Brockhall 2; Trinity 3, Caldcrstoncs 5: Whallcy B .ti.rthorn United Reserves 1.


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Johnson defies Low Moor Oulburn : , Low Moor Club 0


1 HAT-TRICK from Slingcr and a npificcnt display in goal by John- n we the determining factors in Coburn's overwhelming victory. Lou- Moor, who have yet to take a v=t this season, began well and it


iucrJy a series of fine saves from j i-ifln which kept the villagers in natbam gradually settled down


k to greasy pitch to play their best MMI of the season, taking a 3-0 Wat half time through Slinger (2) si Mujgrovc. „ lb* visitors came back strongly,


fe Hargreaves and Joe Holgatc W to defence together against in determined attack. I;nrds the end of the game completed lus hat-trick and


tolsrcrcd to make it 5-0, Cktfhim: Johnson, Holgatc (J),


SiiHetcalfe. Hargreaves, Smal- 'd.bpove, Holgate (A), Read, IVxi,Stinger. Sub: King. l&hor: Tomkins, Richards,


WrCtCoulston, Parkes, McAlly, Jfsyhys, Woodworth, McLean, Sshufl. ilradlev. Sub: Sutcliffe.


P W D L F A P 0 1 18 11 1 1 22 13 1 1 16 12 0 1 21 10 2 1 13 12 0 3 20 14 2 1 13 11 0 3 10 20 0 1 10 25 0 5 8 23


favour, Brockhali did all the early running, taking the lead on the half hour through Met­ calfe. The Langho team soon equalised through I. Astley, but the visitors went 2-1 up through Parkinson after a defensive error. Jus t before the interval,


With the slope in their


Holland scored twice and Spring Mill never looked back. Brockhall were on the defen­ sive for the remainder of the game by a Spring Mill side playing attractive and forceful football. The continuous pressure


began to tell and Charnley gave his side a 4-2 lead with a glancing header from a corner. With 10 minutes to go I . Astley put the result beyond doubt with his second goal. Spring Mill: Atkinson, Gates,


Kiddie, Astley (I), Astley (S), How­ ard, Holland, Charnley, Wood, Fox, Kinney. Sub: Ingham. Brockhall: Kirk, Anderton, Price


Hurst Green spike Academicals


Clilhcroc Acadcmicnls 1, llurst Green 2


CLITHEROE Academicals lost the ir 15-month unbeaten home record on Saturday. It waa their first defeat of. the season and only their second since joining the Ribble Valley Football League. It was also the first time they


have failed to score in 32 league and cup games for Saturday's goal was put in by Hurst Green’s captain, Barry Bolton. In the wild, wet and windy condi­


tions, both teams managed to play some good, attractive football. Hurst Green were the first to


settle down and two goals in the first 15 minutes were enough to sec them


through to a deserved victory against the league leaders. David Jacques gave them the lead


after the ball had rebounded against the cross bar from a free-kick and Masters added a second following a


mistake in defence. Academicals tried hard to get back


in the game and a good run by Belton on the left led to Bolton putting the ball into his own net. Conditions deteriorated in tho sec­


Lions s ta y unbeaten Kimington 2, Lions 6


1 SECOND HALF rally was not r'digh to prevent Kimington from twg their third consecutive game. With the advantage of the slope, built up a 4-0 lead at the


-mal and their defence held firm •’bepthe side’s unbeaten record, ftey took the lead after five - •‘.es and. after a poor clearance • »the keeper. Faulkner added a


^,rd- The Himington defence was ‘•^r considerable pressure and did •-S to only concede a further two rtJ — one a penalty and the other r. wn goal from Baldwin. Pummgton attacked strongly after interval and Riley reduced the


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’rare with a thundering shot from edge of the area.


Campbell put Lions further ahead


•■o a breakaway and then Frank- ^ revived Rimmgton’s hopes with ‘*e!Maken goal. Although the villagers had all the


^«fion they were unable to score fd Lions put the result beyond „ with their sixth goal in the


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Read show 'promise


Grindlelon 0, Read 5.


I^DLETON lost their first game season against a Read side


_ *bould be well up among the g.ion candidates next spring.


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. • 2 down the slope, they com- dominated the first half and 'ead through Grainger (2), and Sumner.


behind them and rmdicton were never able to


■ "is from their last three games. "’ Jones, Parkinson (G),


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i. * ° lbe difficult conditions — ' whenthey were to their advan- T® the second half. K?, added a fifth goal through an(l have now taken five.


• *n7 clon: Parkinson (D), Seed, vZ*1


ViWi ^ow°ll» Cloyton, Cowldng, Sub: Holding.


Woraley, Holt, Bell (I), Grainger, Rush-


Bell (G), Sumner, ^ Sub: Towne. -


ond half and although there were chances at both ends, Hurst Green held on to their advantage. Clithcroc Academicals: Fielding,


Boardman, Barker, Riding, Bar- croft , Blacktop, Birch, Hockctt, Hesketh, Wright, Belton. Sub:


Murphy. H u r s t G r e en : You ng (A ) ,


Livesey, Cross, Wilkinson, Young (I*), Bolton, Dowden, Masters, Greenhnlgh, Jacques, Greenup. Sub:


Hayhurst.


Cub teams hit the heights


TH E 50 or so spectators who braved wind and rain to watch Loyola play


- Chipping in the Cub Scout Football League were rewarded with one of


the best Cub games for some time. Loyola defeated Chipping 2-1 in a


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. vory even game that saw play flow­ ing from end to end. Standard of play was.very high throughout. After a goalessfirat half, Chipping


took the lead when Stater scored following a comer. O’Donnell equal­ ised with a good curling shot from the wing. The winner came from Hutchinson five minutes from the end. All the boys are to be congratu­ lated on a splendid sporting contest. Other results: Ribblesdale 3, Trin­


ity Panthers 2; St Paul’s 0, Whalley 5; Pendte 10, St Mary’s 1; St Mary’s 3, Trinity Tigers 8; Pendle 10, Gis- bum 3. Postponed: Loyola v Trinity Panthers, Trinity Tigers v Chat- bum, Chipping v Chatbum. Fixtures: Today — Trinity Tigers


v Chipping (R. Smith). Saturday — Pendle v St Paul’s (K. Robinson), Trinity Tigers v Loyola (G. Whal­ ley), Chatbum v Whalley (D. Mitch­ ell) , Waddington v Ribblcsdale (frien dly) , Chipping v Glsbum (friendly). Sunday — District team Castle field, 2 p.m. (R.


practice, Smith).


D a v e n p o r t


hat-trick Wcllsprings 4,


International Playboys 4.


WITH six months’ hard training behind them and a new strip on their


backs, a Welisprings team of regu- gon an[) ono -they thoroughly lare on Sunday stepped out of ^tho- deMrved


utiiuiw ------------------- - . comforts of their local to play their


first friendly of the w a s °£ They took on a.Playboys side


Cross country


feHEROE girl Susan 2. "eaAecj the list of local


(t ^ es in the first North- Women’s cross country of the season, held at


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c I tansfield came 30th in l J u®°« race. The Black- Harriers girls’ team,


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which included several m em bw of Kibble Valley League side Lions, and, surprisingly, achieved a com­ mendable draw.


Veteran winger Ian Driver gave them a short-lived lead direct.from a free-kick and Pete Davenport made ,


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it 2-1 midway through the hall. Playboys soon equalised and early


in the second half .went into a 3-2 lead. Davenport pulled one back and, a f te r Playboys had scored again, completed his hat-tnek to


level the scores.


- l™y Kenward was 21st ? the girls’ race, while Kat-;


n" . WIIJlC XVttV” Wellsprings held out and would t . .


hove won had Mike Colhngo not missed a last minute penalty. M W c llsp r in g s : . Rush,, ^ n * *^ ? * ’


alonoy, Procter, C o i l ln g e , Clayton, Bloomer, Robinson, Cal


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(S), Bftgshaw, Yee, Hull, Edwards, Price (R), Metcalfe, Parkinson, Roberts. Sub: Hccramun.


Billington take a ^ hammering


Chipping 15, Uiiiington 1.


BILLINGTON FC look set to notch up a record in the Ribble Valley Football League — for the most goals against in one season. . And with 47 goals already in the


Billington net — 15 from Saturdays match with Chipping — the team is


well ahead of rivals Henthom with 27 against and Chipping with 21. But the Billington lads are not


losing through lack of determina­ tion. Indeed, on Saturday they put m a very spirited performance, and fully deserved their late consolation goal. Another factor against them


recording a victory is their team strength. Last week they could field only eight men. This weekend they managed one better. More support from team members might put the team in winning ways! Chipping pressed forward from


the start and scored freely and regu­ larly in the first half to go in with a > seven goal interval lead. The second half was a carbon copy


of the first, Chipping completely dominating the scoring, but not


always the run of play. Two members of the home sidc^ F.


Squires and Nuttall, almost scored double hat-tricks with five goals each, and new man Dinsdale netted one goal on his debut, when he came on as substitute. T. Squires scored from the pen­


alty spot and Cookson also beat the Biilington keeper, whose efforts were not helped by the two own goals his team mates put paBt him. Chipping: Hodgson, Heaton, B.


Preston. T. Squires, Whelch, K. Preston, Nuttall, F. Squires, Gor- nnll, Blezard, Cookson. Sub: Dins- dale.


PEDDER TO THE RESCUE


King's Arms 1* RSSC 0


A BRILLIANT display In goal by Whittaker saved Ribblesdaic from a heavy defeat against King's Arms. In the opening 20 minutes he


brought off four first-class saves to keep his side in the game. He first made a great aavc from a John Peel, free kick and moments later was on hand to stop a neat flick from Smith


right on the line. '■ The second half waa morc.even as


the Ribbiosdale defence, well mar­ shalled by Dewhurst, took control at


the back.. Just as the game looked like fin*


ishing 0-0, Pcddcr put through a good ball for Smith, who had no difficulty in beating Whittaker to give King’s a well-earned win. King's Arms: O’Neill, Blcnkin-


ship, Penman, Peddcr, Scott. Pool (J), Speak. Smith, Taylor, Wood- worth, Robinson. Sub: Townsend. RS SC: W h it tak e r , Hanvcy,


Dowhurst, Bialeeki, Murphy, Lin­ ford, Jackson, Bradley, Hudson, McLean. Smith. Sub: Price.


Conti on target


Royal Oak 1, Hcnthom Utd 4


FOUR goals in th*b opening 20 m in u te s gave newly-promoted


. Hcnthom their first win of the sea- Taking advantage of the strong


wind at their backs, they played limg balls down the middle and outpaced the Oak defenders on the rain-


soaked pitch. This proved the ideal tactic in the .....................


heavy conditions and a hat-trick from Conti and a goal from Salisbury


them m unas9ailab!o lead. ^ c(jurk came on in the


second


half, but a f te r missing several chances Royal Oak could only man- age a consolation goal by Aspinwall.


First timers ^ cnjy unbeaten team in the ieaguo. den E.


IT was a day of firsts in the Ribble Valley League on Saturday with Henthom United and Spring Mill winning their first games of the season; On. a bleaker note. Satur-, day’s programme saw the first defeat'of the season for Clitheroo Academicals, Grindleton, RSSC and *Wnity. This leaves UonB as the


The old, old story of missed chances


Clitheroc 1, Bacup 3


YET another chapter was written on Sunday in Clitheroe’s all too familiar story of missed chances and defensive lapses costing dearly.


Once again they were by far


the better team, but, for the seventh successive game this season, they allowed the opposition to win by the occa­ sional breakaway. Clitheroe created enough


chances in the first half to have won by an overwhelming margin, but their shooting, as has been the case all season, was way off target. On several occasions the Bacup goal was wide open and it would have been far easier for the forwards to have scored. But the ball was fired wide, over, straight at defen­ ders — anywhere. but the back of the net. Clithcroe’s solitary goal


PINCH MAKES SURE


Clitheroe Reserves 3, Feniscowles 1


TWO goals from Trevor Pinch and one from Eddie Prccdy were enough to give Clitheroc an easy victory in (his Blackburn Combination premier division game.


■' With the wind behind thorn,


was, in fact, turned in by a Bacup defender. By the end of the game it became patently clear that this was the only way they could score. Bacup on the other hand


Chtheroe made good use of the long ball and came close with soveral early efforts. Drachenberg hit tho bar with a fine shot and the visiting keeper had to make a couple of good saves to keep his side m with a chance. The Reserves took the lead after


had three dangerous attacks, three chances and three goals. It was'as simple at that. Just why Clitheroe cannot,


win — they have lost eight of their nine matches this season — is difficult to assess. But much of the blame must lie with the forward line. With John Kirk, Tony


has improved with every game and, against Bacup, many of their players gave their best performance of tho


season. Tony Kyles and David Gillibrand


were tireless in midfield and were in control of this position for most of the game. Defenders Tommy Beard and Colin Monks were dangerous on the over-lap nnd gave the attack a div e rs ity it had been previously lacking. But still they were unable to con­ vert even the simplest of chances


into goals. Centre-half John Lawson, playing


in the number nine shirt, missed three chances in as many minutes in the first half — one from only six yards out. The other forwards were not


e n t ir e ly blameless either, for although they positioned themselves well, they too were unablo to score. Clitheroe did in fact take a short­


lived lead after 25 minutes when Geoff Payton fired a hard, low cross along the line and a defender ran it into his own net. But a minute later Bacup equal­


ised from their first attack through Illingworth after Clitheroe’s new ’keeper Eddie Smith failed to punch the ball clear. Clitheroe continued to push for­


ward and wero denied a goal in the 35th minute by Bacup 'kcepor Walsh, who made two magnificent point-blank saves from Tommy Orrell and Eylcs. Graham Bisby was next to go close


when he saw a good effort headed over the bar by a defender. From the resulting comer David Crump scraped the bar with & header.


The Clilheroe supporters’ feeling


of frustration were summed up at half time by one old Bacup stalwart who observed: "It’s a good job they can't shoot or they’d bo 10 in front." The second half virtually followed


the same pattern as the first — except for Bacup scoring twice! Clithcroc: Smith, Beard, Eddies-


ton. Crump, Monks, Bisby, Lawson, Kyles, Gilllbrand, Orrcll, Payton. Sub: Rcdfem. lineup: Walsh, Shaw, Butter-


worth (S), Bulterworth (D), How­ a rd , C row th e r , H u b b e r s tcy , Kenyon, Smith, Illingworth, Shiols. Sub: Bradley.


AT HOME


CLITHEROE tako on Accrington Stanley on Saturday in & league f ixtur e which has always had a "derby” atmosphere. Last season’s 4-1 victory was Chthcroe’s first in 12 games nnd the club will be hoping that this time they can also end their run of seven successive defeats. Kick-off is at 3.00 p.m. at Shaw-


bridge.


Flexible resign


FLEXIBLE A team have res­ igned from the Ribblesdale Table Tennis Association because they cannot complete their fixtures on a regular


ible have now been declared null and void.


basis. All matches involving Flex­


date arc: Division 1 — Standee 8 v. Clith'epoe CC A; Div|sion 3 — Clithcroc CC B v Clithcroc PO.


The two' outstanding games to RESULTS D iv is io n 1: Read CC A 0,-


Clithcroo CC A 10; Trinity A 4, Caidcrstoncs A 8; Division 2: Stan- den D 8, Flexible B 2; Chatbum 5, Standen C 5; Read CC B 3, Trinity B 7: Division 3: Trinity C 7. Clithcroc CC B 3; Standen E 8. Catholic YC B


2 .: NEXT WEEK'S FIXTURES Division I — Monday: Clitheroe CC


A v Trinity A. Wednesday: Standen B v Calderstoncs A. Thursday. Catholic YC A v Read CC A.\ ■: Division 2 — Tuesday: Caider-'


stones B v Standen C; Chatbum v Brockhall B; Read CC B v Flexible B. Wednesday: Trinity B v Standen


D.;


Division 3— Monday. Catholic YC B V Clithcroo PO: Trinity C v Stan-


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Monks and Tony Warburton having left the club, Clitheroo have scored only eight times and three of these have been own goals. The defence and midfield


30 minutes when Preedy ran on to a good pass by Pinch to shoot from the edge of the area. Pinch scored the second shortly afterwards with a cheeky flick after his first effort had been blocked. Feniscowles pulled one back just


before the interval, but Pinch restored Clithcroe's two-goal lead and the defence held out until the


final whistle. Clitheroc Reserves: Farnsworth,


Blacklcdgc, Sharp, Ixtach, Redfcm, Bush, Colcboume, Eylcs, Pinch, Preody, Drachenberg. Sub: Lawson.


Waddington take


command


Blackburn West 2, Waddinfton 5


A TREMENDOUS first half per­ formance by Waddington knocked all the fight out of high-ruling Black­ burn West in this Blackburn Combi­ nation premier league game. With five goals in 25 minutes the


villagers devastated West with their best display of the season. Martin Blaiccki opened the scor­


ing in tjic 20th minute with a power­ ful drive from the edge of the area, Martin Dawson added the second a minute later and on the half hour John Nuttnll made it 3-0 direct from a free-kick. Graham Walker completed the


destruction of West with two well- taken goals just before the interval.


Waddington were then content to


protect their lead and the home side, to their credit, scored twice. Wuddington: Underwood, Boyd,


Richards, Robinson, Nuttall, For* show, Waddington (J), Walker (G), Bialecki, Dawson, Bishop. Sub:


Hinksman.


Brothers go nap


Wnddinglon Reserves 7,


Oswaldtwintle Emm. Reserve. O SIMON WHITESIDE celebrated


his return to Waddington with hat-trick in this Blackburn Combina­ tion fifth division game. His brother Nigel added a further


two goals to make It a nap hand for the Whiteside brothers. John Behan kept up his recent scoring form with a tremendous shot from outside tho area and substitute Peter Har­ greaves made it 7-0 to give Wad- dingto'n their highest score in the league. Tins waa their fifth win in five


games and if they can keep up this form they should have no difficulty


in securing promotion. W a d d in g t o n R e s e r v e s :


Walmsley, Hargreaves (R), Col- lingo, Lund, Malone, Whiteside (N), Red d in , Walker (R ) , Behan, Whiteside (S), Kenyon. Sub: Har- greuves (P).


. Liberals’


impres sive star t


NEWCOMERS to the C l ith e ro e and D is t r ic t Snooker League, Groat Har- wook Liberal Club, continued their impressive start t6 the season, completing the double over. Conservative A. Last week they beat the league champions 8-6 and in the lat­ est game won 12-2.


RESULTS Gt Harwood Liberals 12, Conser­


vative A 2: Rimington 4, BllUngton A 10; Police 7, Waddington A 7; Conservative B 10, Pendle Club 4; Waddington B 10, Chatbum 4; Bit lington B C, Caidcrstoncs 8.


INDIVIDUAL Riming1on381. Billington A461:


B. Walmsley 90, G. Robinson 57; J. Hacking 59, B. Lee 79; J. Spencer . 71. B. Robinson 69; D. Seed 57, M.


Aitken 81; D. Packer 45, T- Warden 78; o . Lodge 59, R. Lamonby 97. Police 411. Waddington A 432: T.


Swift 63, S. Cox 51; L. McEnlee 69, S. Hatton 69; M. Johnson SI, J. Herd 99; N. Crawshaw 94, J. Wooff 58: P. Craig 79, F. Coar 49; G. Tilley 55, T. Makinson 106. Conaervative B 460,’Pcndlc Club


433: G. Dinsdale 69, H. Wilkinson 86; R. Parker 70, J. Knowles 66; J. Braithwaito G4, J . , Donaghy 75; D.Nuttall 84, C. Bailey 66; F. McNab 82, T. • Howarth 73; A.


' McNab 91, S. Edmondson 07. Waddington. B 457, Chatburn


391: J. Crowthor 70, D. Speak 65; T. H. Walmslcy 76, P. Jones 86; D. Boothman 76, H. Frankland 43; I. Waddington 74, B. Jones 80; B. Phil­ lips 71, P. Whittaker 62; A. Wilkin, son 90, R. Turner 66..


. . Billington B 420, Calderatone*


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DOMESTIC—COMMERCIAL — INDUSTRIAL


INSTALLATION WORK. JO H N L Y N C H Q u a lity B u ild e r & Contractor


BRICKWORK, CONCRETE, STONEWORK, Etc. For Free Estimate


Telephone CHtlioroe 21316


PATIO SLIDING DOORS andbOURLE GLAZING


| 3k Manufactured and Installed by our own staff. * Call a t Our Works and Sco the Dcmonstrstion Unit.


| $ Phono For Quotation— NELSON 68 1 7 1 . I * Fully Guaranteed.


Springbank, Manchester Road, Nelson— Tel. 6 8 1 7 1 . Also a t West Close Road, Barnoldswick— Tel. 3 83 3. Proprietor JOHN BBSWICK.


•iv' WINDOWS v* kr.-v: e- w s '


WINDOW FRAMES Supplied and Fitted at Realistic Prices.


DOORS, GATES, VESTIBULE FRAMES, PORCHES, BOW


WINDOWS, GEORGIAN WINDOWS


Examples: 6 f t . x 4 f t . Casement Window, complete with g i l ts , £ 1 6— 6 f t . x 4 f t . Bow Window, complete with glass, £ 4 0— Prices all includo VAT, Free Delivery.


Plumbing & Claxing Work Undertaken. Estimates Free.


BARROWFORD JOINERY MILL. STREET, BARROWFORD


FIRST LEFT UP PASTURE LANE. TEL. NELSON 6 9 2 9 2 9 OR COLNE 6 6 4 4 (ovonings) CARTER & KERNAHAN LTD


DERBY STR EET, CLITHEROE Telephone 22311


YOUR OWN LOCAL BUILDERS AND PLUMBERS MER- CHANTS


OFFER


LOFT INSULATION AT KEEN PRICES WHILST STOCKS LAST


75 mm (3 in.) thick 9 metres x .406 mm wide (1 Gin.) at 23p per lin metre.


50 mm (2in.) thick 13 metres x .406 mm wide (16in.) at 16p per lin metre.


D E L IV ER Y F R E E IN MINIMUM O F 6 ROL L LO T S also


CYLINDER JACKETS AT KEEN PRICES


Don’t throw away your costly heat to the birds be wise and insulatemsmitarntramammsa


WATERLOO


TIMBER CO WATERLOO ROAD.


CLITHEROE. Tol. 23263


For all D.I.Y. Supplies


Insulation Board LACONITE


TILED PANELS


Peg Boards Peg Board Fittings Reeded Hardboard Hardboard


FORMICA


Decamcl Evostick All Fobcl Products


CONTI BOARD


Handy Board Conti Join-Conti Edge


DOORS— All Sizes


Door 'Casings Architrave Mouldings Skirting Board Red Wood— all sizes Etc., Etc.


THE RAYBURN OPEN FIRE


W . RO THWELL TELEPHONE CLITHEROE 24977


NEW * RECONDITIONED WASHERS A CLEANERS


Hoover, Servis, Philips, Hotpoinf', Parnall, Ado, Burco, Lava lux, Rolls 57 Henthorn Road, Clitheroe


PENDLE TRADING ESTATE, CHATBURN Tel. CLITHEROE 41597 (2 lines)


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ADVERTISER and TIMES TRADES GUIDE


NOEL KING and CO. For all


WASHING "MACHINE REPAIRS and Kemoood Repairs


ALL MAKES OF N EW AND RECONDITIONED WASHERS AND CLEANERS


PARNALL— ROLLS— ADA 'HOOVER— HOTPOINT— BURCO— SERVISI Sales ami Workshop


2 FRANKLIN STREET CLITHEROE -T e l 22979


SKSPPY WASTE


DISPOSAL


IT’S WELL WORTH A VISIT . . . to our N E W D I Y and


BUILDING TRADE SHOWROOM Walk round and see our comprehensive stocks of materials. Speedy delivery service


combines modern efficiency with classic elegance. It is designed for n chimnoy recess, where it stands away from the wall Independent of suj/oundinfi brickwork. Free slandmg it heats by convection as well as by radiation. Ideal for existing stone arches often found In Dales cottages. Overcomes smoko problems. Delivery ex-stock.


High Street, Skipfon. Est, 1817. Telephone 5 4 4 4 . FRED MANBY & BRO.


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