12 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, April 20th, 1978 SPORT STARTS HERE


Waddington make Win earns Quick goals no mistake


‘bubbly’ Victoria 3,


Waddington 4, Skipton Bulldogs 0


AFTER having been held.to a 4-4 draw in the first meeting- Waddington made no mistake in this Craven Cup quarter­ final replay. ■ (


.


Sunk Nelson


b y Nelson 5, Clitheroe 2


TWO goals in the first five minutes of each half by bottom of the table Nelson sunk a poor Clitheroe side on Tuesday night. Although Clitheroe pulled two


goals back in the last 15 minutes through Philip Searle, Nelson scored again in the dying seconds to make the points safe. Clitheroe face another tough


fixture on Sunday when they en te r ta in high-riding Colne Dynamos.


TABLE TENNIS


ONE semi-final in the Ribble Valley Table Tennis Association’s handicap knockout tourney will be between Trinity B and Trinity E who defeated Flexible D 5-1. The other semi-finalists have yet to be decided.


sion One, CYC A 4, Trinity B 5; Waddington SC A3, Trinity A 6. Division Two, Waddington SC B 9, Flexible D 0; Trinity E 9, CYC B 0; CYC B 0, Flexible D 9; Riming- ton Ladies 0, Trinity E 9; Flexible C 9, Catholic SC B 0.


Latest results, Handicap Divi­ League placings: Division One:


CYC A 7-5-2-49, Trinity B 6-6-0- 42, Crabtrees 7-4-3-30, Flexible B 5-4-1-28, Trinity A 7-2-5-25, Waddington SC A 5-1-4-19, Catholic SC A 4-1-3-16, Clitheroe PO B 6-0-6-6.


5-4-1-40, Clitheroe PO 5-5-0-34, Flexible D 5-3-2-30, CYC B 5-3-2- 22, Trinity E 2-2-0-18, Catholic SC B 4-1-3-12, Trinity D 6-1-5-10, Rimington Ladies 5-0-5-4.


Survived to win


SLAIDBURN rally driver John Thompson and partner Neil Calvert survived a skid and a puncture to win one class of Cumbria rally at the weekend.


They won the Association of


North-East Car Clubs class and were second overall in the rally.


Early in the 200-mile drive their


Escort skidded on snow and hit a bank, slightly damaging the front suspension. Service crew Tommy Porter and Peter Lawson, of Slaidbum, were kept busy.


tyre changes as the surface varies between the forest tracks of the Lakes Forest and Kielder Forest and tarmac roads.


They had to cope with several On some of the forest tracks


th e re was a foot-deep snow covering.


In six weeks John and Neil who


are sponsored by Philips Electrical will be back in the Kielder Forest for the Hadrian Centurion Rally.


Division Two: Waddington SC B


qualify for their fifth successuve semi-final. The only surprise of this one­


They swept Bulldogs aside to


for a fortnight, having missed five games through injury, and the Waddington attack benefited by his return.. . In the semi-final Waddington


Robinson, Leach, Richards, Whiteside (N), Rimmer, McGuire, Reddin, Kirk, Whiteside (S), Walker (G). Sub: Stoddart.


Oak’s final flourish


Pony trophy, and Oak the Bert Taylor trophy. The award for highest score goes to Lorraine Eccles, of the British Legion (180), and that for the highest finish to Marion Conroy, Bonny Inn (160). Last night. 16 players took part


in the doubles competition at the Catholic Social Centre, Clitheroe. At stake were the Hyndbum Metals trophy for the winners and the Sandra Dunn trophy for the runners-up.


Final Table


Oak 144, Station Hotel 141, Black Bull 139, Ribblesdale SSC 135, Horae Shoe>131, Pendle Witch 124, Bonny Inn 123, Fielden’s Arms 117, Whalley Arms 116, King’s Arms . 108, British Legion 105, : Judge Walmesley 101, Catholic Social Centre 100, Cross Keys 100, Victoria 87.


Craven Heifer 149 pts, Royal Test star


ACE ex-Lancashire wicket-keeper Farouk Engineer comes to Chat- burn Road on Sunday when a combined first and second team from Clitheroe CC play a friendly against Woodhouses. Engineer, an Indian Test player


is pro for Woodhouses, who play in the Manchester Association. The match will also mark the


debut of CHtheroe’s new profes­ sional Francis Woolley from Tasmania. The Clitheroe team will be: J. Boden (capt.), G. Davies, B.


Jones, R. Birch, P. L. Hall, G. Bennett, K. Fawcett, G. Monk, C. Ward, R. Banks, F. Woolley, R. Layton. Scorer: M. Musson. Meet ground, 1-30.


Running for fun at May Day gala


THERE are high hopes that several Lancashire running clubs will be taking part in the May Day athletics meeting at Calderstones sports ground. The meeting, and a gala,


A spot of


building work at


Downham


A GROUP of 10 voluntary conservationists from the area are to tackle repairs to a dry-stone wall on the Lord C l i t h e r o e e s t a t e at Downham. A 30-40 yard stretch of


the wall round a large copse needs rebuilding to prevent cattle straying from an adjoining field and damag­ ing the natural growth of woodland and shrubs. Work will begin on May


14th and probably take a couple of days. Similar preservation work


is being carried out all over the country. On Mpy' 7th, conservation volunteers from the North West will be meeting for a sponsored walk of over 100 miles from Chester to Kendal. They are attempting to


raise over £1,000 to buy vital tools and equipment needed by the various groups. Apart from dry-stone


Harriers are organising the spor t s meeting, which includes a busy programme of at least 34 races. These are for distances of


are'being organised by the Rotary Club of Clitheroe and the Whalley Lions'1 to raise money for the hand­ icapped. The Ri b b l e Va l l ey


AS seemed probable, Craven Heifer are champions of the Ribble Valley Ladies' Darts League. In their last match they beat Station Hotel 5-3 but the real surprise was Royal Oak’s defeat of Cross Keys, 6-2, which pushed Station Hotel unexpectedly into third place. They had seemed fairly certain of being runners-up but Oak, after lying as low as seventh a f the beginning of the year have finished with a flourish. Craven Heifer will receive the


will meet Skipton Town at Carle- ton’next Thursday, April 27th. W ad d in g to n : Underwood,


hat-trick for the villagers, the other goal coming from substitute George S to d d a r t, who had replaced Graham Walker early in the second half. : It was Walker’s first appearance


sided game was that it took Waddington until the 40th minute to open the scoring through John Kirk.-- He went on to complete his first


Chatburn Res. 2


VICTORIA’S win over Chatburri Res earned them


their 18th bottle of cham­ pagne, provided by Mr Derek Moss, the pub’s land­ lord. As an incentive he had this season promised them a bottle, of “bubbly" every time they won. Victoria opened up with


the benefit of a gift goal. The Chatburn ’keeper put a short goal-kick to Brether- ton but Green nipped in and slotted the ball home. Just before; the interval Chat- bum got on terms with a King penalty, after Scott had been brought down, and Scott himself put the villa­ gers in the lead. Victoria pressed hard at


the beginning of the second half and a move between Tomlinson and Green ended with Colbourne slipping the ball through for Dean to level the scores; The winner came in the


last ten minutes when Green pushed the ball home after Smith’s 35-yard volley had rebounded off the bar. This ended the scoring in what had been a most interesting game. Smith and Robinson


featured for Victoria, and Dinsdale (H) and Czapowski for Chatburn. Vic to r ia : Davies, Kenyon,


Smith, Humphrey, Robinson, Humpries, Colboume, Tomlinson, D e an , Green, Knott. Sub: Tomkins. Chatbum Res.: Grimes, Dins­


dale (N), Turner, Metcalfe, Czapowski, Bretherton, Slinger, Dinsdale (H), King, Scott, Birch.


Ten men


earn draw Playboys 3, AFC Buck 3


DESPITE trailing by an early goal, Buck fought back to earn a creditable draw in Sunday’s friendly. Playing with only 10 men, Buck


allowed Potter to score having expected he would be ruled offside. Menzies put them level by capitalising on a confused moment in the home defence. Buck later took up the running


and Menzies scored again in a g o a lm o u th s c ram b le , but McDonald levelled the scores with a 25-yard shot. Buck pushed forward and Hors-


field, who had an excellent game, hit the bar before Smalley finished off a fine move for Buck’s third goal. However, in the closing minutes, Knight had the bad luck to head into his own goal and give Playboys a point. AFC Buck: Peel, Edmondson (R),


Mellin, Blenkinship, Knight, Hargreaves, Edmondson (N), Menzies, Horsfield, Smalley.


Cup would set seal


on season


WHALLEY RANGERS will be hoping for good vocal support when they play Varlshaw Olympic in the Livesey Cup final at Mill Hill, Blackburn, on Wednesday, kick-off 6-30 p.m. The game should have been


played on April 12th but was post­ poned because the ground was unfit after a snowfall. Having reached the final for the


first time in their four-season membership of Blackburn Combi­ nation, Division Four, Rangers had publicised the game widely in the village and district. As a result, quite a number of people made what proved to be a fruitless journey to Blackburn. However, this was no fault of


the club, they were not told until 5 p.m. that the game was off and, in fact, the team were preparing to make the journey. Winning the cup would set the


100, 200, 400, 800, 1,500 and 3,000 metres. The races are open to all runners from the age of 11. As well as running clubs, it is hoped that many local youngsters will take this opportunity to show their potential in a competi­ tive atmosphere. Entries will be taken on


the day, there being a fee of 20p for each competitor who is limited by AAA rules to the number of events in which he or she can take part.


the Ribble Valley Harriers, says that in certain events: there will have to be heats. However, because of the time factor — the meeting starts at 1 p.m. and should finish about 5-30 — the prizes will be awarded on heat times. As .well as watching — or


Mr George Wrathall, of


walling, which requires few tools, the work ranges from digging out ponds for wild life and preserving rich n a t u r a l woodlands, . to constructing nature trials and reducing erosion on mountain sides.


COAT OF PAINT


Clitheroe YFC spent four hours on Saturday repaint­ ing most of the benches in lime green. The brush-up was part of


VISITORS to Brungerley Park, Clitheroe, will now be able to sit on newly-painted seats while they enjoy, the sunshine. F o r 15 membe r s of


the YFC national “Opera- t io r i S p r i n g C l e a n ” campaign. The paint, and brushes were supplied 'by the Ribble Valley Coundl.


taking part in the racing — there will be lots going for spectators at the Bank Holi­ day gala. Several local organisations are putting on sideshows and stalls and there will be displays of Maypole danc ing and gymnastics. " And there is the promise


Advertiser and Times, the organisers now have enough s p a r e p r ams fo r al l competitors. Anyone else wishing to take part in the race should contact Mr Bob


• Sharpe, of Clitheroe Road, Whalley, or ring Whalley 3527. .......; v


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arranged by the Lions, who are selling lottery tickets based on arrival times. Thanks to readers of the


of great fun as competitors in a fancy dress pram race make their way to the sports ground, calling on the way at hostelries in Barrow and Whalley. The pram race is being


seal on a good season. Rangers have bright prospects of achieving promotion to Division Three. Currently in third place, they have seven games to play and have some in hand on challenging clubs.


FIRST WIN FOR TOWN DARTERS


CLITHEROE town darts ,team chalked up their first win in the Lancashire Darts League on Sunday, when they beat Accring­ ton 5-4. Winners for Clitheroe were A. Stretch, B. '■Dean, K. Parsons, S. Haythomthwaite and R. Pinch. The date for.the singles finals


Darts "League ;the positions at the _ top of the three leagues remain the same.


for the Keith Robert Whipp Memorial Cup will be Thursday, April 27th. They will be held at the White Horse, Clitheroe, and will start at 8-30 p.m. - In the Clitheroe and District


Division One


ton SC 115, Commercial 112, Royal Oak A 110, Dog and Partridge 105, Dog Inn 103, Craven Heifer 103, Pendle Witch 102, Horse Shoe A 99, Judge Walmesley 89, Billington BC A 85, White Horse 84, Kings Arms 70, Low Moor Club 68. Highest finish: J. Swain, Judge


Walmesley, 137. Division Two


White Hart A 129 points, Bridge


Inn 122, Royal Oak 121, Copy Nook 117, Waggon and Horses 108, Black Bull 106, Cross Keys 104,. Ribblesdale Wand 103, Billington BC B 97, Victoria 89, Buck Inn 83, Clitheroe CC 82, Joiners Arms, 80, Whalley Arms 57.


Highest finish: W. Billuphs, Waggon and Horses, 146.


Division Three White Hart B 143 points,


Calderstones 116, Catholic Club 115, Black Horse 115, Bay Horae 108, Bonny Inn 107, Horse.Shoe'B 102, Spring Mill 93, .Pendle Hotel 90, Legion 89, CWMC 85, Victoria 81, Dog and Partridge 75;'Station ! Hotel 74. . / v ' V


7 Read Club 146 points, Wadding­ ensure win


Whalley Rangers B 2, Henlhorn Reserves 6


HENTHORN made the best possible start by scoring three goals in the opening 20 minutes, a deficit from which Rangers never, reco­ vered. Within 10 minutes Conti


found the net with a half­ volley. Geldard made it two with a curling free kick aided by a deflection, and Neil provided the third after a run which took him past two d e f e n d e r s before netting with a low shot. Henthorn' then relaxed a


little, allowing Whalley to come more into the game and open their account just before the interval. It did not take Green long


to restore the visitors’ three- goal lead and Whalley, who had played some neat foot­ ball, scored again before Conti made the game safe with a low shot, after Green had beaten the offside trap, and ended the scoring by completing a hat-trick. A good performance by a


Henthorn side lacking three regular players through injury, and in Brian Hitchen they had the man-of-the- match. Henthorn Res: Hall, Drewes,


Geldard, Franeeschina, Towsend, Wild, Hanson, Green, Hitchen, Conti. Neil.


Luck leaves Waddington Reserves 0


Reserves Bangor Old Boys 3,


L u n d , S i m s , S pen cer , Bialecki, Bishop, Waddington, Rush, Stoddart, Behan, McAUy. Sub: Humphries.


STILL NO DEFEAT


Waddington 3, Mullard 0


WADDINGTON stretched their unbeaten league run to 21 games against a poor Mullard side at T\vitter Lane in midweek. The game never rose above


strolling pace so far as Wadding­ ton were concerned. As a result of their being so much in command the encounter became rather stale and boring towards the end. Scorers were John Kirk, Roger


Walker and Paul McGuire. W ad d in g to n : Underwood,


Robinson, Leach, Richards, Whiteside (N), Reddin, McGuire, Rimmer, Stoddart, Kirk, Walker (R). Sub: McAlly.


‘Aeries’ take hold


ACADEMICALS have i. good grip on the titles of both divisions of the Ribble Valley Football League, leading by four points and five points respectively. Latest results, including midweek games are: Division One: West Bradford 2,


' Ribblesdale SSC (20) 31, Henthom (19) 29, Hurst Green (21) 29, Spring Mill (21) 28, Chatbum (20) 22, Read (20) 22, Sabden (20) 20, Royal Oak (24) 19, Whalley Arms (23) 16, Lions (23) 15, Chipping (23) 12, West Bradford (20) 12, Grindleton (21) 6.


” B v Calderstones and Transport v Rimington (results not in). League placings, Division One: Academicals, played 21, 35 pts;


■ Division Two: Academicals Res played 25, 43 pts; Victoria (25) 38,


-Trinity (25) 36, Waggon (22) 29, Transport (23) 28, Chatbum Res (22) 27, Calderstones (23) 24, Henthom Res (22) 24, Whalley Rgre A (22) 23, Brockhall (23) 20, Cross Keys (25) 19, Whalley Rgrs B (22) 19, Read Res (23) 15, Hurst Green Res (22) 10, Rimington (23) 10, West Bradford Res (20) 3.


GOLF


LAST Sunday Clitheroe Golf Club held one of the highlights of their golfing year — the annual Am/Am competition in which 26 of the best amateurs in the county are invited to play in competition with 104 of our own members. Favoured with splendid weather


it was most successful. The prizewinners were:


best 36 holes gross — P. K. Abbott 74-68 142. Best morning 18 holes gross — A. Jones 71, after a play­ off with H. A. N. Stott. Best afternoon 18 holes gross — J.


Lancashire Witch Trophy for


. Glover.................. Pendle Witch Trophy for best 18


holes net — P. Land and B. T. Clarke 77-7-70. Team ' award. ‘


. and 68, . J. H. Preston and C. McCally 71, K. A. Panter and J.


' H. Hanson 77 1/3. Team net score 290 1/3. •


P. K. Abbott 74


Henthom Res 6; Chatbum Res 4, Read Res 2; Calderstones 1, Waggon and Horses 7; Hurst Green Res 2, Cross Keys 7; Waggon and Horses 4, Trinity 1; Whalley A 2, Whalley B 3; Henth­ om Res 2, Transport 3; Hurst Green Res 1, Rimington 2; Academicals Res 2, Chatbum Res 2; West Bradford Res 2, Caider- stones 1; Cross Keys 1, Read Res 1; Brockhall 1, Hurst Green Res 5; Whalley A 1, Academicals 4; Waggon and Horses 6, West Brad­ ford Res 0; Trinity 8, Read Res 3; Victoria 3, Chatbum Res 2; Cross Keys 3, Henthom Res 3. Whalley


Chatbum 2; Spring Mill 1, Read 1; Henthorn 4, Royal Oak 2; Ribbles­ dale SSC 2, Whalley Arms 0; Read 1, Henthom 6; Lions 3, Chatbum 2; Spring Mill 5, Chipping 0; Read 1, West BRadford 0; Whalley Arms 0, Academicals 1; Royal Oak 1, Henthom 5; Lions 3, Chipping 0. Chatbum v Hurst Green (post­ poned), Spring Mill v Sabden (result not in). Division Two: Whalley B 2,


Reserves stuck to their task but it just wasn’t to be their night. Next season, perhaps? Waddington Res: Dennett,


half hour and missing two good chances, the Reserves were sunk with two goals just before half time. Both resulted from dreadful defensive errors. Despite having no luck at all the


WADDINGTON’S hopes of their reserve side joining them in a Ewood Park final came to an abrupt end in the Eddleston Cup semi-final against Bangor Old Boys. Having been on top for the first


Easy for Clitheroe


ped catches they reached 109 for eight in the allotted 45 overs. Clitheroe replied .with 112 for 3 in 26 overs. Neil Duckworth and Graham Davies put on 63 for the first wicket, Duckworth going on to score 66. Although Clitheroe did


drop catches, their bowlers were helped by some very good ones — three in the slips and one at cover. Newcomer Martin Walker


was unlucky to have three chances put down but finished with one for 11, Duckworth had two for 11, Garth Sutcliffe one for 14, Graham Monk 1 for 26, and skipper John Boden one for three. John Hill and another newcomer, Keith Fawcett, also bowled well.


SNOOKER RESULTS


CLI THEROE and D is tr ic t Snooker League results: Gt Harwood Liberal A 10, Social Club 4; Catholic Social Centre 8, Waddington B 6; Calderstones 12, Conservative B 2; British Legion 4, Billington B 10; Billington A 8, Gt Harwood Liberal B 6; Pendle Club 10, Rimington 4; Conserva­ tive A 12, Chatburn 2; Wadding­ ton A 10, Police 4. Details: Gt Harwood Liberal A 432,


Waddington B 385. J. Holmas 50, A. Wilkinson 57; B. Johnson 75, T. Walmsley 61; R. Grimshaw 53, I. Waddington 84; C. Naylor 83, B Waddington 57; T. Davies 70, J. Titterington 78; R. Turner 58, B.


Social Club 368. H. C. Clegg 65, J. Hall 49; P. Wiggins 58, R. Bell 70; R. Forshaw 94, J. Cowell 38; W. Rishton 76, B. Hargreaves 60; M. Higginson 71, R. Cowking 69; 5. Monk 68, B. Dixon 82. Catholic Social Centre 389,


Phillip 48. Calderstones 454, Conservative


B 479. M. Alston 86, G. Almond 56; B. Holden 36, B. Thompson 91; B. Alston 71, T. Peters 80; T. Williamson 87, J. Wild 75; S. Warburton 46, B. Dewhurst 106; G. Holden 59, D. Birkett 71. Billington A 523, Gt Harwood


Liberal B 386. R. Hart 112, J. Mellor 43; R. Rouse 71, J. Hacking 73; C. Britcliffe 73, H. White 79; I. Brown 111, D. Riley 52; H. Cook 73, A. Root 100; B. Robinson 83, V. Higginson 39. Pendle Club 526, Rimington


319. I. Tomlinson 63, D. Speak 48; G. Ireland 62, P. Jones 61; E. Tomlinson 85, J. Marssen 54; D. Lord 83, H. Frankland 26; J. Nuttall 63, R. Parker 90; D. Cowperthwaite 84, A. Frankland 40.


402. C. Bailey 75, J. Spencer 82; J. Bush 85, H. Thistlethwaite 77; S. Edmondson 91, T. Kenyon 68; T. Hill 62, D. Seed 72; A. Pearce 100, D. Booth 66; C. Moorhouse 113, D. Packer 37. Conservative A 440, Chatburn


Waddington A 445, Police 354.


J. Wooff 66, J. Griffiths 43; S. Cox 47, W. Moore 63; F. Coard 93, F. Booth 54; J. Herd 63, T. Swift 85; T. Makinson 76, P. Craig 57; D. Nelson 100, L. McEntee 52.


Tigers strike once again


TRINITY Tigers achieved a Cub football “double” on Saturday when they beat Waddington 1-0 in the six-a-side Jubilee Shield final. Trinity added the trophy to the


groups. Group A winners were Waddington with four wins and a draw, runners-up were Loyola and third Whalley. Trinity won group B, also with


copy of last year when Trinity were also the winners. The teams were divided into two


four wins and a draw, with Chat­ bum second and Ribblesdale third. The trophy was presented to


Trinity by Mrs Capewell, ADC, Cubs.


Appeal delay


THROUGH to the final of the Birtwistle Cup, Waddington have now to play a wait-and-see game before knowing whom they .will meet in the Ewood Park final. Cause of the holdup is an appeal


by Stamford United against disqualification for allegedly field­ ing a player who was cup-tied. Stamford and Helmshore


battled out a 1-1 draw in their semi-final, which went into extra time. Helmshore complained that one


of their opponents’ team was ineligible and the Lancashire FA have expelled Stamford and rein­ stated beaten quarter-finalists Lower Chapel.


Squad named


WADDINGTON have named a squad of 15 for their next three games, which a re : Darwen Catholic Club, away, Saturday; Worth Avenue, home, Monday (6- 30 p.m.; Skipton Town at Carle- ton, Thursday (7-30 p.m.). The squad is: Underwood,


Robinson, Leach, Richards, Whiteside (N), Nuttall, Reddin, Rimme r , McGu i r e , Ki rk, Whiteside (S), Walker (R), Walker (G), Stoddart, Bialecki. Saturday, meet Waggon and


Horses 1 p.m. Monday, meet ground 6 p.m. Thursday, meet Waggon and Horses 5-15 p.m.


Accident


PLAYING for Royal Oak against Henthorn in a Ribble Valley Football League Division One game, Dennis Aspinwali broke two bones in his leg. It was a pure accident and


spoilt a very good gflme which Henthorn won 5-1. -


Sagar Shield which they won earlier in the season. The Jubilee final was a carbon­


B 395. R. Hindle 106, O. Lodge 47; C. Graham 98, T. Makinson 62; T. Wilson 46, AMiddleborough91; H. Clayton 70, A. McNab 69; D. Fitzpatrick 65, F. McNab 59; P. Backhouse 69, D. Nuttall 67. British Legion 385, Billington


BOLTON Cricket League side Unsworth posed no problems for Clitheroe in a first round John Haig game a t Ch a tb u rn Road on Sunday. ■ With the aid of some drop­


Competition Winners


C L IT H E R O E A R E A Ca n c e r Commi t tee: 5148: 5154: 1095:


.Vete r inary Surgeon, Prospect House, Clitheroe.


Legal Notices TRUSTEE ACT 1925


R E : K A TH LE EN DUCKE T T DECEASED


t h a t C r e d i t o r s a n d o t h e r s having claims agains t the esta te of the above named deceased l a t e o f 3 2 D u c k S t r e e t , Cl i th e r o e , in the County of Lancas ter , wh o died on the 17th day of J anua ry, 1978, o r claim­ ing to be beneficially interested in the said Es tate are requested fo r thwi th to send par t icular s t h e r e o f in wr i t ing ei ther to Yorkshi re Bank Limited, Tru s ­ t e e D e p a r tm e n t , A l l c r t o n H o u s e , 55 Ha r ro g a te Road, Leeds LS7 3RU, o r to me the unders igned.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN


Dated thi s 18th day of Apr i l , 1978.


T. U. LIDDLE, 28 Wellgate, Clitheroe, Lancashire.


Sol ici tor to the Executo r Tenders NEL SON RAOB CLUB


SANDY LANE. BARROWFORD


a r e in v i te d f o r cons t ruc t ion wo rk on new Ladies and Gents toi lets d own s t a i r s at the above Club. Appl icat ions in wr i t ing to the Secretary o r call Mondays 17th o r 24th Apr i l between 11* 30 a .m. and 2-30 p.m.


TENDER S


5467: 43; 828: 3634; 8859: 13768; 2113. — Prizes to be c o l l e c t e d f r om J . Tin d a l l ,


CHATBURN 100 Club, week 35. No. 59.


U7i4r> J72A7


Public Notices THE LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL (LOWERGATE, CLITHfzROE, RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH)


(PROHIBITION OF WAITING) (REVOCATION) (AMENDMENT) ORDER, 1978


The Lancashire County Council propose to make the above Order under Section 1 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1967, as amended, the effect o.f which is to: i) to revoke that part of the Lancashire County Council (Various Streets, Clitheroe) (Traffic Regulations) Order, 1968, which relates to the length of road shown in the Schedule to this Notice, and which allows limited waiting on this length of


ii) . to prohibit the waiting of vehicles at all times on the length of road specified in the Schedule to this Notice.


road; and ,


The Order contains exemptions to allow vehicles to wait for as long as may be necessary to enable goods to be loaded or unloaded; to enable persons to board or alight or to enable it to be used in connection with any building operation or demolition and the maintenance of essential services. A copy of the Order and Plan may be inspected at the offices of the Ribble Valley Borough Council, The Castle, Clitheroe, and at County Hall, Preston (Chief Executive/Clerk’s Department) during normal office hours. The Order comes into force on the 1st May, 1978. Any person wishing to question the validity of the Order may within six weeks of tne 18th April, 1978 apply to the High Court for that purpose.


BRIAN HILL Chief Executive/Clerk


Christ Church Precinct, County Hall, PRESTON, PR1 8XJ SCHEDULE


LENGTH OF ROAD AT CLITHEROE IN THE RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH


That length of the north-west side of Lowergate at Clitheroe in the Ribble Valley Borough, which extends from a point 58 metres (63 yards) north of its junction with Old Hall Brow to a point 14 metres (15 yards) north of that junction.


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ROAD TRAFFICE REGULATION ACT 1967 (RESTRICTED ROADS ) (NO.


LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ) ORDER 197


EXTENSION OF 30 MiP.H. SPEED LIMIT


1. The Lancashire County Council intend to make an Order under Sections 72(3) and 73(1) of the Road Traffic Regula­ tion Act 1967, as amended.


2. When the Order comes into effect, the length of road specified in the Schedule to this Notice shall become the subject of a speed limit of 30 miles per hour.


3. The draft Order which together with a plan showing the length of road concerned and a Statement of Reasons for proposing to make the Order may be inspected at the offices of the Ribble Valley Borough Council, The Castle, Clitheroe and at County Hall, Preston (Chief Executive/Clerk's Depart­ ment) during normal office hours until the 26th May, 1978.


Personal Services


GREAT Social life for single or unat tached people wi th t r a n s ­ po r t and supcrvalue holidays for members . Ail ages, SAE for detai ls to — Enterpr ise Club, 45 Duke St reet , Clayton- l e -Mo o r s , Ac c r in g to n . Tel. Accr ington 39 3 7 0 3 .


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4. If you wish to object to the proposals, you should send the grounds for your objection to the undersigned (quoting reference 71/PJC) by the 26th May, 1978. BRIAN HILL


Chief Executive/Clerk


Christ Church Precinct, County Hall, PRESTON, PR1 8XJ


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PRIVATE INQUIRIES. — G. & C. Detective Bureau, Burnley. Tel. 308 4 6 anyt ime.


Business Services


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S IGN S , P o s t e r a n d Vehicle L e t t e r i n g . — Tel . Burnley 23665._________________ 22SB71


Lost and Found


LOST f rom Lowe r Gills Farm, Rimington. One horned dales bred hogg. red over loin, W on nea r h o rn , 4 on f a r h orn. —- Tel. Gisburn. 373.


2725s


FOUND: Ginger and whi te cat, Waddington Road. Apr i l 17th. — Tel. Cl i theroe 250 2 3 . 27125


Public Notices


RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL


TOWN & COUNTRY


PLANNING ACTS 1971 TO 1974


DESIGNATED


CONSERVATION AREA; CHIPPING


A p p lic a t io n s have been received for permission in prin­ ciple to:


(a) Convert the barn adjoining No. 16 Windy Street into a separate dwelling, refer­ ence No. 3/78/04211P, and


(b) Erect three terraced dwel­ lings on land immediately to the south east of No. 16 Windy Street, reference No. 3/78/0422/P.


Any person wishing to make representations should do so in writing within 21 days from the date of this advertisement, to the Chief Architect and Planning Officer, Planning Department, Princess Avenue, Clitheroe BB7 2AL quoting the relevant reference number.


A copy of these application forms and plans may be inspected in the Planning Department within the period stated.


Signed CHARLES WILSON (Chief Architect & Planning Officer)


20th April, 1978 ___________________________________2715?


RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL


EXTERNAL PAINTING OF COUNCIL DWELLINGS WITHIN THE RIBBLE VALLEY


Painting co n tra cto rs are invited to apply for inclusion on the Select List of Tenderers to carry out the external painting of approximately 370 dwel­ lings. Contractors will be chosen after consideration of information to be supplied by them on application forms which are obtainable from the Chief Technical Officer, 32 Pimlico Road, Clitheroe. The forms are to be returned to me in the envelope provided by 10-00 a.m. on Wednesday, 3rd May, 1978.


M. JACKSON, Esq., Chief Executive, The Castle, Clitheroe, Lancs. ___________________________________27105


BLACKBURN MUSIC SOCIETY


Competent singers, in any one of the four voices, are invited to consider membership of the socie­ ty's chorus, now under the leader­ ship of


JAMES EASTHAM


Rehearsal of Mendlessohn's Oratorio "Elijah" commence on Monday, April 17th, 1978, and will continue until the end of June, resuming in September. Presenta­ tion will be on November 18th, 1978, followed by "Messiah" on December 16th, 1978, and Verdi's "Requiem" on April 7th, 1979. Interested singers should contact the Hon. Secretary as soon as possible, Mrs D. Malley, 43 Chapel Lane. Hoghton, Tel. Hoghton 3488, from whom all details can be obtained.


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YOUR LOCAL PAPER CLITHEROE


Bovis Bovis Homes Division


situate c u l - d compr Baxl E c e n t r - dlnins suite s to c k i f ront , flag d T e l e p


Modi b e d r o


10 towards Pendle. SCHEDULE


LENGTH OF ROAD AT WADDINGTON IN THE RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH


That length of Clitheroe Road, Waddington from the point of termination of the existing speed limit to a point 166 metres south-east of the junction with Waddow View.


Notice is hereby given that a public meeting of the


BURNLEY, PENDLE AND ROSSENDALE COMMUNITY HEALTH COUNCIL will be held at


THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND SCHOOL, WHALLEY


on MONDAY, APRIL 24th, at 7-30 p.m.


Members of the public will be welcome to attend to speak subject to the control of the Chairman.


Dated this 22nd day of March, 1978. G. MITCHELL


Secretary to the Council _____________________________26361


and


Pleasant garden-fronted dwellinghouse, 92 WOONE LANE, CLITHEROE


A well maintained property comprising: Vestibule, sitting room, living room, all tiled kitchen, two bedrooms and bathroqm furnished with good quality three-piece bathroom suite. Yard (modem flags) with outside w.c. and coal bunker.- All mains services. Current Genera] rates payable: £50.57. Ground rent: £1.10.


AUCTIONEERS ANNOUNCEMENT


Sale by Public Auction within our ground floor rooms on Tuesday next, April 25th, commencing at 1 p.m.


Removed for convenience of sale from known sources and to include briefly, viz: Kelvinator Refrigerator; as new Portable Typewriter; Auto., ‘Masseur’ Machine; teasmade; Architects drawing board and stand; two-piece Stag Bedroom Suite, light oak; Bedding Chests; Choice of Oil Heaters; Bed Settee; Fireside Chairs; Wardrobes; Chests and Dressing Tables; The usual Pottery, Glass and metal ware. Viewing: Saturday morning, all day Monday and morning of sale. Terms: CASH.


GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS


ft# m


CONDITIONS OF ACCEPTANCE The Proprietors reserve the right to decline any


Advertisement without reason stated. All Advertisements are accepted subject to approval.


Publication is not guaranteed on any particular day. Communications referring to former Advertisements


should give description and date of insertion and copy of Advertisement.


While every care is taken the Proprietors accept no responsibility for omission or mistakes.


The next ANTIQUE & OLDER FURNITURE SALE will be held on THURSDAY, MAY 4th. Vendors with items for this sale should contact the office now. It is always advisable to give the Auctioneers plenty of notice so that adequate advertising can be arranged. Our Pub Room is open during normal office hours. Some fine reproduction brass and copper ware is on display. Original pine furniture is available and can be ordered for later date delivery. We have some odd wardrobes, chests and dressing tables, also a fine teak dining room suite for private sale. New carpets are also available.


ALL PROPERTY INQUIRIES ON CLlTHEROE 22695. Bank Saleroom, Clitheroe


Telephone 25446 and Longrldge 3971.


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HOTHERSALL FORREST


McKENNA & SON AUCTIONEERS - ESTATE AGENTS VALUERS


CLITHEROE 22695 — 25446


LANCASHIRE LIBRARY — RIBBLE VALLEY DISTRICT presents


A UNIQUE COLLECTION OF RARE SALT CELLARS


collected by MRS M. A. HEATON, of Clitheroe at


WHALLEY LIBRARY UNTIL MAY 6th, 1978


Open normal library hours — closed Tuesday morning, all day Thursday and Saturday afternoon.


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CHARITY FOLK NIGHT in aid of


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LANCASHIRE YOUTH CLUB ASSOCIATION


Young Volunteers and P.H.A.B. FRIDAY, APRIL 21st


WADDINGTON SOCIAL CLUB, WADDINGTON. Tacklers plus Comedian and Disco. 75p.


SATURDAY, APRIL 22nd PENDLE HOTEL, CHATBURN, Nr CLITHEROE


Bernard Wrigley and Tacklers. 8 p.m. £1 Including supper.


who live on the H ill ! Jointhe Folks


ON TH E BEST-SITED, Q U IT E TH E NICE ST UP -MA RKE T NEW HOUS ING OPPOR TUN ITY


W ITH IN MILES OF TH E BURNLEY AREA Off a country lane. No through traffic. Superb views TOWN CENTRE.


A delightfully-planned development with plenty of space. Super detached houses to match as well.


YET JUST MINUTES BY CAR FROM BURNLEY spacious fitted kitchen, cloaks, integral garage, fitted wardrobes,' luxurious family bathroom, full gas central heating, etc.


PRICES START AT£18,995


Mrs. Kath Ramplee will be at the Showhome to answer all your


questions on Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday, 12.00—5.00pm. After hours, please phone


Pa diham 76805.


LiketheFOUR-BEDLuptonshowhomewithenormous Iivingroom(orloungcandseparatediningroom,foralittlemore),


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