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TH IS could be a vintage season for Clitheroe Academi­ cals the Ashley Smith Trophy winners. They are hoping to add the K ib b le V a e l le y Footbal l


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League Fills Division title but are in grave peril from Hurst Green who nave three games in hand and have not yet lost a match this season. This gives added sharpness to S a tu rd a y ’s needle match between the two sides. F o r g o o d m e a s u r e , Academit^s are still in the


Aitken Shield and their reserve side were drawing 1-1 with Sabden in the semi-final of the Dan Seed Trophy for Second Dividon clubs when the game was abandoned in extra time as darkness fell. The quarter-finals of the


Aitken Shield will be played on Saturday.


RESULTS h a m A sh le y Smith Trophy:


Clithero e Academicals 2, King’s Arms 1. D an Seed semi-finals; Sabden 1, Academicals Kes 1


(abandoned in extra time). Henthorn Res v Whalley Rangers (postponed). Division One: Hurst Green


1, Academicals 2 (match aban- doned); K in g ’s Arm s 6, Henthorn Utd 4; Lions 2, Read Utd 2; Royal Oak 1, Chatbum 3; Lions 4, Chipping 5; Chatburn 7, Victoria 1; Grindleton 3. Read Utd 2; Rimington 1, Henthorn Utd 7. Spring Mill v Royal Oak (post­ poned). D iv is io n Tw o : Calder- stones 1, West Bradford 5;


Clilhcroc Aca«|cmicals 2, King's Arms. 1


THIS Ashley Smith MemorialTrophy final between ..................................... 's seldom lived up to expe'e- ed down in midfield for long


two championship hopefuls seldom lived up to expec tations. Play became'


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pells and there was little to entertain the crowd of about 250.


spells im i


Academicals took advan­


tage of the strong wind at their backs to control much o f '


the first half. Mick O’Neill in the King’s Arm goal had to


make several good saves and, Peter Belton was unlucky to see a clever lob rebound off the post after beating the ’keeper.


King’s Arms were at their most, dangerous from set


pieces and Graham Owen had to pull off a good save from a Bob Peel header, following a comer.


’The Grammar School side


eventually took the lead only minutes from half time when Belton swept onto a loose ball to crash it into the top of the net. King’s, however, after­ wards claimed the goal should have been disallowed for a foul on O’Neill. The pub. team looked very


impressive immediately after the interval and pulled level in the 55th minute. Owen could only parry a well-struck free- kick and Rod Taylor was on


hand to score from close


range. . This goal stung Academi­


cals into action and one of the busiest men on the field was


O’Neill,' w'ho saved w'ell from Belton and Les Birch. But he was finally beaten by Birch, who netted from a goalmouth scramble follownng a comer. King’s Arms came into the


game a little more and had a good chance of equalising


when John Waddington was adjudged to have fouled a


King’s player in the area. But Jim Connell did not hit his penalty hard enough and Owen had sufficient time to make a good save. The game was not a particu­


larly good avertisement for local football and two players — Waddington for Academi­ cals and Ray Taylor for King’s — were booked by referee Norman Berry. The trophy was handed to


Academicals’ captain Peter Belton by Ribbie Valley League chairman Mr Neville Keighley.


MARCHING ORDERS FOR TWO


Calderstones 1. West Bradford 5.


TWO men were sent off in this tense promotion clash which ended up out of control in the second half. And, reduced to nine men, Calderstones slumpled to their heaviest defeat of the season.


T ran sp o r t 2, Waggon & Horses 4; Hurst Green Res 4, Brockhall 1; Henthorn Utd 1, Sabden 7. Youth Cup semi-final:


Waddington 1, Whalley 7. PROGRAMME


A itk e n S h ie ld quarter


finals. Saturday — Calder- stones V Sabden; Chipping v H u r s t Green; Clitheroe Academicals v Waggon and Horses; King’s Arms v Grind­ leton. Division One. Saturday —


H u r s t Green v Clitheroe Academicals (TW), Rimington V King’s Arms, (JT), Royal Oak V Chipping (GB). Monday — Hurst Green v Ribblesdale SSC. Wednesday— Read Utd V King’s Arms. Division Two. Saturday —


West Bradford v Hurst Green Res (AH), Transport v Chat- bum Res (AS). Monday — C h a tbu rn -R e s v Whalley R an g e rs . W edn e sd ay — Hurst Green Res v Henthorn Utd Res.


SQUAD I Pcndle Pioneers (v Manchester ii


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THE Dan Seed trophy semi-final between Henthorn United Res and Whallcv Rangers wtU be played at Shawbridge nextThursday Ck.o. 6- .30 p.m.). The other semi-final hctw'cen-Sabden and Clitheroe Academicals Res was due to be played on Whalley RangcFs ground last night (Wednesday).


Final _


THE Youth Cupllnal of the Ribbie Valley Football League between Accrington St Anne’s and Whalley will be played'on. Great Harwood FCs ground, Wood Street,- Great Harwood; on Tuesday, May 3rd (kirk-off p.m.). . . . : :


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CLUBS intending to join Division Two of the Under 16s Division of the Ribbie Valley Football l^ g u e next season have five weeks in which to make their move. Closing date for receipt of applications is June 1st. Forms are available from League secretary Mr C. R. King (Nelson 66394) or Mr N. Berry (aithcroc


2.3980). Dan Seed


Chatburn slow to settle


Chatburn 7. Victoria 1


SHOWING noUung like the form which gave them a midweek victory- over Royal Oak, Chatbum made hard work of beating Victoria.


King gave them a good start with


an early goal but they laboured for the next half hour until King scored a second direct from a comer and Dobson added a third.


Chatbum shaped better in the


second half but still contrived to concede a penalty with which Dubow*ski opened Victoria’s account.


The villagers* subsequent goals


came quickly. Young scored from the spot, Bretherton from a narrow angle and King netted tw*o more to bring his contribution to four.


Victoria had few real chances.


Tomlin.«^>n and Humphries played well and goalkeeper ^ v ie s ijiade a good spot save from Malsbuiy. Chatbxim brought on Pratt in the second half for the injured Speak and he made several good ch^ces for the out-of>touch Riley.


Chatburn; Johnson, Dobson,.


MalsbuVy, Read, Jackson, Brelher- ton. Speak, Holgate, Riley, King, Young. Sub: Pratt.


Victoria: Davies, Hill, Fitzpat­


rick, Ross, Dubowski, Bradley, Arrowsmith, Tomlinson, Holden, Humphries.


Jacques busy


Hurst Green Res. 4, Brockhall 1


HELD to a draw* at half time, HursU Green Reserves afterwards asserted their authority and swept to a comfortable victory. There was a fair amount .of


scrappy play at times, the home side buildmg up some go<^ moves which ended nowhere, while the defence swept up everything that Brockhall produced. ' Eventually, Masters crossed a good ball wiuch Jncoucs headed towards the far post where Wilkin­


son was on hand • to nod it home. Appleby puJJorf olt a great rctlcx


save from Jacques* header but with half-an-hour gone Bennett pul Broc- khalj level. Hurst Green twice came near to


scoring through Masters and Young before Hughes found the target with a dipping shot-over the keeper’s head and injected more life into the villagers* play. Jacques made it 3-1 by turning In Moon’s cross and provided the fourth goal by heading in a cross from Hayhurst (S) who had been substituted for \VUkinson. Hurst Green Res: Hayhurst (P),


Young, Ban, Bolton, Holden, Bloc-, kheei,- Hughes, Moon, Wilkinson,* Masters. Sub.: Hayhurst (S). B r o c k h a l l : Appleby, Price,:


Miller, Parkinson, Bonnick, ifaJl, Metcalfe, Yce, Bennett, Williamson, ’


feub.: Bysezewski... -. .; ------ - • They started the game


badly and were a goal behind after only two minutes. West Bradford responded well to this “four-pointer” and took advantage of the defensive mistakes to take a three-goaJ lead by the interval. Calderstones staged a revival in


the early stages of the second half and once Foster had pulled a goal back they started to control the game. But soon after, Tittcrington was


given his marching orders for comp­ laining too strongly about a b ^ tackle from behind. This decision unsettled Calderstones and after West Bradford had scored their fourth, Ronnan was the second player to go after an admittedly bad foul. The visitors then took things easy


and only added one goal before the final whistle. Their scorers were Keighley (2), Bristol, Norman and Haj^reaves.


Grindleton


find form Grindleton 3. Read 2. .


GRINDLETON continued their winning ways with a deserved victory by the otid goal in five over Read. Throughout the match the home


side had the major share of chances, and could only wish they had found


, the same form earlier in the season. With the wind behind them in the


first half. Grindleton w ere two goals up at half-time, both scored by Taylor.


. ’ Soon a fte r the interval Read


pullwl one back when ^VhaIley hit the k ir and the rebound went in off the ‘keeper. This spurred the visitors into looking for the etjuaJ- iscr, but they wvre stbpix*d in their


- tracks when Cowling scored Grindlc- ton’s think Read gained full marks for


endeavour, until finally they w;ere rewjirded by a goal from Harper.in the closing minutes. . Grindleton: Parkinson (D). Sce<l. Cowell. Turner, Ncwhousc, Powell, Jones,- CIa>lon, Cowking, Taylor. Parkinson (G). Sub: Read.


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Waggon still in with chance


Waggon and Horses FC are sUU in


with a good chance of carrying off the Burley Sunday L ca^ c title for the first time in their histoiy. Following their 34) win over Park--


Fide at the weekend, they need only to beat Goodshaw on Sunday.to he a.isurcd of at least a play-off for the championship.


- . They are joint leaders of the


league with Ventura and both dubs have only one game remaining. Heroes of Waggon’s win over


Parksidc were the Walker brothers, Graham (2) and Roger, who scored all three goals. ' .


Run ends C A LD E R S TO N E S * defeat by


West Bradford-in Division-Two of. the Ribblc Valley F'ootball League . vi-:if their first-at home for a year. -


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BOTH gkippers had a grip on the trophy before the m a tch , but i t teas A ca d em ica ls ’ P e te r Belton (left) who took it home and Steve Bush who was left disappointed. Academicals, in the


white strip, arc: Back (from the left), John H i n d mo o r , P e t e r Houldsworlh, Eddie Murphy (substitute), Peter Mullen, Graham Owen, Les Birch. Front — Ken Barker, Philip Joss, Glenn-Wright, Johii Waddin gt o n, John Batvrofl. . King’s Arms — Back: John Peel, Bob Peel, Ray


Taylor , Rod Taylor, George BIcnkinship,


Mick O’Neill. Front: Jim Connell, Brian Robinson, Steve Pyc, Ken Ward.


Top of the potters


W ITH only two games left Great Harwood A have a 13 point lead over Calderstones at the top of Clitheroe and D is t r ic t Snooker League table.


LATEST RESULTS: Waddington B 4, Pendle Club 10;


Rimington 10, Ribblesdale SSC 4; Calderstones 3, Conservative A II; Conservative B 12, British Legion 2; Billington B 4, Liberal Club A 10; L itera B 6, Billington A 8; Police 12, Waddin^n A 2.


INDIVIDUAL RESULlsr Waddington B 424, Pendle Club


478: A. Wflkinson 75, S. Edmundson G7; I. Waddington 72, F. Clarkson S3; T. H. Walmsiey C9, G. Kermeen 74; D. Boothman 72, C. Bailey 61; J. Tittcrington 57, T. Howarlh 104; J. Crowther 79, C. Moorhouse 90. ' Rimington 431, Ribblesdale SSC


307: B. Walmsiey 61, A. Smith 68; H. Thistlethw’aitc 93, A. Mashiter 6C^ O. Lodge 80, R. Lawson 6^ J. Spencer 69, T. Hargreaves 46; D. Seed 68, B. Moon 71; D. Packer GO (walkover). Calderstones 437, Conserv’ative A 508; D. Briggs 33, E. Tomlinson


83; J. Haydock 68, I. Tomlinson 80; M: Joyce 82, F. Hall 92; T. Wilson, 72, D. Cowperthwaite 72; T. L i^ c r


83, J. Whittaker 1(M; P. Backhouse 94, J. Nuttall 77. Conservative B 456, British


Legion 382: T. Makinson 64, D. HalUweU 97; A. L. McNab « . R. Cowking 58; R. Parker 95, A. Hardacre 50; D. Nuttall 80, B. Hargreaves 6^ A. MiddJebrough 69, E. Kenyon 64; F. McNab G. Holden 44. Billington B 395, Liberal Club A


454: E. Brown 64, H. C. Qegg75; J. W i ld 60, R.- Forshaw 95; B. Dewhurst 70, M. Higginson 6^ T. Peters 67, P. Reid 77; W. Ro^rts 71. W. Rishton 62; G. Dell 63, A. Chew 77. Liberal B 414 Billington A 424:


A. Proctor 73, B.Lee57; J. McUor46, IVL Aitken W; J. Hacking 69, • C. Britcliffe 66; V. Higginson 68, R. Rouse 69; H. White 74, B. Robinson 88; D.' RiJey 84, K. Garnett 50. Police 433, Waddington A 388: F.


Booth 85, S. Cox 60; T. Swift 77, t. Makinson 72; M. -Johnson 55, J. Wooff 77; B. Altham 74. S. Hatton 61; N. Crawshaw 65, J. Herd 62; J. Griffiths 76, F. Cosa- 56. TONIGHTS GAIVIES


Pendle Qub v Gt Hanv'ood B,


Chatbum v Conservative B, Billing­ ton A V Waddington B,-Waddington A v Billington B, Conservative A y Rimington, Gt Harw’ood A v Police, Ribblesdale SSC v Calderstones, Conservative B no match.


LEAGUE TABLE


Gt Harwood A Calderstones Rimington


Waddington A Billington A « Chatbum


Consenative B Conservative A '


Police Pendle Club


British Legion Billington B


Waddington B ^ Gt Harwood B Ribblesdale SSC


:


Pts. 253 240 224 203 202 186 ISO 181 175


. 172 171 167 159 125 100


Thirty fight for trophy


THIRTY players have entered the Ribbie Valley snooker doubles competition. The final will be played during sports week and the 15 teams have been draw*n as follows, home teams first:


F'irst round games best of three '


frames to be completed by May 10th — B. Tomlinson and I. Tomlin.son (Q)nscrvative A) v F. Coar and S .. Cox (Wad dington A . trophy holders); W. Rishton and H. Qcgg (Gt Harwood A) vD . Packer and U. • 'Walmsiey (Rimington); A. McNab and F. McNab (Conservative B) v N. Crawshaw and J. Griffiths (Police); H. Frankland and J. Marsden (Chat- bum) V B. Hargryaves and R. Ckiwk-


•ing (British Legion); B. Phillips and T. Walmsiey (Waddington B) v D . . Briggs and J. Haydwk (Calder- stoncs); A. Smith and E.'Horsfield (Ribblesdale SSC) v J. Wooff and J. Herd (Waddington A); H. White and V. Higginson (Gt Harwood B) v G. R. Demand W. Roberts (Billington B). Bye — T. .Warden ana C. *' Britcliffe (Billington A). •


' The handicaps wiD be Half of the -


total handicaps of both players, half points not being considered. *-..........


New spirit abroad at Shawbridge


CLITHEROE FC are back to their old tricks again. They have .spent months persuading everyone that


i they are among the worst teams in the' Lancashire Combination — only to come good towards the end of the season.


T h e i r 3 -1 w i n ove r


Morecambe Reserves last week e.xtendcfl their unbeaten run to five games and virtual­ ly ends their fears of having to apply for re-election to the Combination. With eight points from the


last five games, manager Mr Adam Blacklaw is confident


he has the nucleus of a team capable of making an impact on next season’s champion­ ship. “The lads are playing far


better now,” he said. “They are working for each other and the results are coming along nicely. If we can take a few points from our remaining games we \


v\W certainly stay


clear of the danger zone.”. I f Clitheroe can maintain


the form they showed at Morecambe, they arc certain to climb up'the table. From the moment Neil


Robinson shot them into a seventh minute lead, the re­ sult was never in doubt. Tre­ vor Fullard missed a penalty, but their second goal came


_soon after with a great shot from Tony Eyics.


• Eight minutes into the sec­


ond half, Morecambe pulled one back, but Eyles restored th eir two -go al lead with_^ another cracking sRbt. ( ‘ l i lh iT o o : Hounrlh. Rf.-inl. •


Monks. (*;unplH*lI. Hrighl, (;i]lil>- W:i!m*. Robinson. On ull, I'*ul


l;ml. Kyli'S Sulis. ( ’hoyco. Mninkcr


ONE-POINT VICTORY


IN a very tight finish to the season, RoyM Oak A pipped Dog Inn by a single point for the Clitheroe and District Darts League championship.


Qear winners of Division Two


were Read Club, and Black Bull had a nine-point lead at the top of Divi­ sion Three.


FINAL POSITIONS


(a l l played 24 unless otherwise stated)


Division One; Royal (}ak A 114, Dog Inn 113, Pendle Witch 103.


Waddington SC 103, Dog and Partridge (Barrow) 101, White Horse 99, Low Moor Club 97, Craven Heifer (23) 96, Horse Shoe 94, King’s Arms A 87, Judge Walmsiey 84, Victoria Hotel 77,. Waggon and Horses 69. Highest


’ finish — K. Parsons (Pendle Wtch) 133.


. Division Tvv*o: Read Qub 157,


Billington BC A 125, Commercial lI7,.Cro8s Keys 110, Bridge Inn 107, Ribblesdale W C C 103, CUtheroe SC 97, Clitheroe CC 83, Buck Inn 80, Whalley Arms 80, Joiners Arms 79, Ribbie SC 76,' E)og and Partridge (CJlithcroe) 35. Highest finish — R. Ashford (Bridge Inn) 129. I^vision Tlffee; Black Bull 135,


White Hart 126, Freemasons 120, Royal Oak B 109, Copy Nook 107, BBBC B 106, Pendle Hotel 97, Lord Kelson 85, King’s Arms B 90, Waddington SC B 76, CWMC 67, Brow’n Cow 66, Whcatshcaf 63. Highest finish — A. Ridgway (Black BuU) 125. The Keith Robert Whipp Memo­


rial TVophy (singles) is to be played tonight at CJlitheroc Sodal Qub.


Good start for athletes


TWO Clitheroe veterans excelled themselves in Sunday’s 24th annual ' Th ree 'Peaks Race, and ail the CTitheroe area contingent, put up better than Average performances. In the worst weather conditions in the history of the event, including


‘ strong -winds, hail and rain, the winner was Blackburn Harrier John Calvert, finishing in 2 hours 51 minutes .94 seconds. The second Qithcroe fclI-raccr homo was 43-ycar-old Mr Alistair.


Patten, of Shimbum Avenue, who. gained a special certificate when he came in 97th out of 450 competitors, selected.from over 1,000 applicants for places in the compcUUon. Hjs time of 3 hours 25 minutes w*as


aheaf] of Mr Ed Hill, the 50-ycar-old veteran who used the event as tram- ■ ing for his 50 Lakeland peaks attempt in May, Mr Hill improved his previous best by 30 places, in a time of 3 hours 38 minutes, which he considered good in view o f the


.adverse weather. First Clitheroe man home was


Nicky Dinsdale, the only local runner taking part*who is* not >


a ttached to Clayton-Ic-Moors Harriers. He finished in the -TOs in about 3 hours 17 minutes.


’ Other'locals who completed the' course in under four hours included


George Brass (winner in 1958),- Roger Dewhurst,* Simon Moyle,' ■ Tony Scott-and Mike-Bamford. \—


Lost the goal knack 'VaddinKtiin I, Mill SI’ I.


A DRAW was a terribly dij^ippoint- ing result for AVaddington in the Premier Division of Blackburn Combination. It was almost furdal, for Mill Hill had verj* little to offer but their only serious shot produml a goal.


^ Waddinrton can toko heart that


they plsiyeil well — all that they lacked was a marksman. Quite siKjdenly, the villagers have ceascnl to scon.* goals but if they cjin recover the knack they will have nothing to fear.


Paul McGuire put them in fnmt in the first quarter of an hour mid Mill


. Hill e(|ualised shortly Ixfon* half time. Waddington Hit the wocnlwork four limi*s during the game and had mi apparently gtiod goal by John Kirk disallowed. Th»* teams mi*el agmn at Mill Hill this wi*ekend and the gJime should


lie a "cracker.” Waddington are still challenging for the chmnpion.';hi|V


despite a previous 2-1 defeat at Hoghton. However, their gmnes in liand are running out and eve^-’ |Kiinl is now vital. W a d d in g to n : Underwood.


UTiileside (N), Robin.son, RIchanIs. B ia lecki. W alk er (G ) . Kirk, McGuire. Walker (R). '•\Tilleside(S). Ro.<s. Sub: Ainsworth.


^Horseshoe revival


, IIor.sc.shoc I. Trutev I.


THRF;E goals down at the interval. Horseshoi*. slagwl a great. revival and moved into a 4-.‘t lead. Both sidi*s came dose in the early stages Ixfore Trulex struck-vvilh two goals from Metcalfe and another from Prvston


. after a great s<)lo run. With the winil helping them in the second half Horse.shoe piled on


/pres.sure and Nejil 12) and (Jonti put them level. Then c;mie Ihe'goal of


, the match. Neal crossing the ball for Wild to score with a .s|>ectacii]ar diving header. However, Trutex were by no


mearus flnTsheii and Rigby t*(|uulise<l in a tremejidous goalmouth .scramble.


lIorscshiM;: .Nuttall. Peel. Conti


(Oh Pnitl, McQiwan. Sj*eak. Wild, Marsden. Conti (S). Behan. Neal. Trutex; Gallagher. Bmnes, Scott.


R igb y , Blenkinsop, Preston, W alk er, Ishervvood. Parker, Metcalfe, Shears.


Top golfers meet here


TH E Lancashire Amateur Golf Championship — being held at Clitheroe (jolf Club for the first time— begins tomor­ row, with 140 of the county’s best amateurs meeting m stroke play. Tlie 64 leading scorers return on


May 20tli, 21st and 22nd to find the chainpion.


An 18-hoIes single stroke play


qualifier was held at CHitheroe on Saturday for the ELGA Handicap


-IVophy Ckimpetition, to be played at Rossendaie on May 14th. Qualifiers: K.. A. Panter (83-14-


69), A. W. Huddleston (88-18-70). D. Finney (83-13-70). P.' J. Stubbens


(82-9-73). Reserve: C. McCally (87-


■ 14-73). Best gross: D. R. EasUiam 81.


Fade


SABDEN'S challenge for promotion to Division One of the Ribbie Valley


Football League seems to have fadcil. The other, two candidates, Calderstones and ’. West Bradford, need only three points from three games to make the grade.


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4 7 P E E L S T R E E T , C L IT H E R O E


S3 ■84 LOVifERGATE, CUTHEROE (next to car park) C A L L A N P SEE US SO O N Mon, to Frl., 0-30 a.m. to 6 p.m. (c lo s ed all day Wed. Open all day Sat.) Tel. 25877 Tel. EARBY3762


BATHROOM SUITES AND FITTED KITCHENS OUR SPECIALITY Good reliable service v/ith competitive prices.


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APPLIANCES Spccialisls on Kcymatic


DUCKWORTH NINE LTD BUILDERS’ & PLUWBERS’ MERCHANTS' BO ILER


M A IN TEN A N C E OIL AND GAS FIRED


BDILERS — SERVICE AND REPAIRS h-24-HDUR BREAKDDWN SERVICE


DERBY STREET, CLBTHEROE Telephone 22311


BUILDERS' TOOLS, CEMENT. SAND. STONE. BLOCKS, WALLING STONE, FLAGS. LINTELS. WOOD BATTENS. ROOFING FELT AND ADHESIVES. ETC., ETC.


FOR ALL YOUR BUILDING & PLUMBING REQUIREMENTS WE SUPPLY-


Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, April 2Slh, 19u 17=- f t :


ADVERTISER an TRADES GUIDE


Shop ma(3o loinory mario in your own individu.nl sires, vvhy not lot us mako your now window, door casing, door (ramo, garden gate, garage door, etc.


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Wo can (abncalo any size ol joinrry and dolivor to your door for you to. lix yoursoll al your loisuro thus saving lixing chfirgon.


Our modern loinory shop with now mnehmory ir» capablo of producing first quality loinor^* in fi-irdwood or softwood al n rcnsonnblo pneo.


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nUY YOUn T1MRCR A SMCCT MATCHIAI. CUT TO SIZC iwrvy not yoAip v»«w oo4i


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PENDLE TRADING ESTATE. CHATBURN T r I . Clitheroe 41.511^__________ -


G EO RG E W AD D IN G TO N (B uilders) L TD


ombinos modorh otticiofxy .with classic


elegance. It is designed (or a chimney recess, where il stands away (rom the wall indopervient of surrourxkng brickwork. Free standing il heals by convection as weli as by radiation. Ideal for existing stone arches often found in Dales cottages. (Jvercomes sttxAe probtems. Derpveiy ex-stock. . Rayburn Cookers lor SoW Fuel. Oil and Gas- Wood burning stoves by JotuI and Ulelos. • Spares for Rayburn, Baxi and most stoves-. -


FRED MANBY & BRO. High Street, Skipton. Est. t817. T elephon e 5444.


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