^ ^ ^ rW '^ irTO 't i ’ v j w / v w - ; ' ; * n r 4 ? * v M «*.T-yy'f'-rJ a--*; * «* 20 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, November 8th, 1979


PRIMROSE MAIN DEALERS


Austin Morris


LOW MILEAGE STAFF CARS WITH SUPERCOVER


1979 PRINCESS 2200 HLS Auto. 4,000 miles only. Today’s price £6,350. Vast saving including licence at............................................................ £5000


1979 ‘V’ TRIUMPH Dolomite 1300. Today's on the road price £3950, vast saving at................................................. ..................... ...........................£3600


GAUNTLET GUARANTEED USED CARS 1978 PRINCESS 1800 HL. One local owner, 18,000 miles only, excellent throughout


£2995


1977 MARINA 1.8 4-door Super. One local owner, regularly-serviced, excellent condition, but above average mileage, hence 1975 price at..........................£1500


1977 MARINA 1.3 4-door Super. 28,000 miles only, vermilion.................. ......£2195


1977 TRIUMPH Dolomite 1500 HL. One owner, Inca yellow, 22,000 miles only £2695 ..................................................... ............................... £1745


1977 VAUXHALL Magnum 4-door. Exceptional condition, above average mileage therefore only


1977 ALFASUD Tl. Navy blue, gold coach line, low mileage................................£2275 1977 ALLEGR01750 HL. Reynard metallic, 23,000 miles only........................... £2335 1976 MIN11000. Damask red, excellent value.................................................... £1385 1976 MARINA 1.8 Special. Astral blue, one local owner, 13,000 miles only.......... £1845 1976 MAX11750.30,000 miles only, blue. Exceptional throughout.......................£2175 1975 MAX11750.32,000 miles only, tundra, excellent condition and value........... £1750 1975 ALLEGR01300 4-door Super. White, blue vinyl roof, exceptional..............£1475 1975 MARINA TC Coupe. White and black.......................... ..............................£1575 1974 ALLEGR01300 2-door Super. 25,000 miles only, grey............................. £1325 1974 FORD Escort Van ...................................................................... £775 Inc. VAT 1974 ROVER 2200 Auto. Grey, exceptional condition........................................ £1700 1974 MINI Clubman Saloon. 42,000 miles. Excellent condition...........................£1115 1974 MARINA 1.8 4-door. Reconditioned gearbox. Excellent value.................... £1275 1974 MARINA 1.8 Coupe. Damask red..............................................................£1175 1974 VIVA 1300 4-door. Gold, black vinyl roof, 41,000 miles only........................ £1270 1974 MAXI 1750HL. 41,000 miles only, excellent value......................................£1345 1974 AVENGER 1600 Super Estate. Very good value....................................... £1325 1974 AUSTIN 1800. Exceptional for year.............................................................£945


ALL WITH 12 MONTHS MoT AND FINANCE FACILITIES SPACE MAKING CLEARANCE BARGAINS


1975 MARINA 1.8......................£1200 1975 VICTOR 2300S.................£1050 1975 ALLEGR01100 2-door....... £950 1974 MARINA 1.8 Auto................£750


1973 MAX11750 ..........................£900 1973 WOLSELEY 6 Auto..............£680 1972 CITROEN D 20....................£595 1971 TRIUMPH 2000...................£650


T & F GREENWOOD 292 LEEDS ROAD, NELSON


TELEPHONE 66579.


1979 V A U X H A L L C h e v e t te H a t c h b a c k 3 -d o o r L. Orange brown, check cloth' in te r io r , one ow n e r , 10,0 00mile s from new, superb condition........£2845


1978 Model Reg. Dec., 1977 CHRYSLER Sunbeam 1.6 S. Brown, matching interior, 17,000 miles.............. £2875


1977 CHR YSLER Avenger 4- door 1600 Deluxe. Brown, matching interior. 21,000 miles.........................£2195


1977 CAVALIER 1.9 GLS Coupe. Metallic green, black interior, one owner, 26,000 miles Irom new, excellent all round condition................... £3395


1976'V AU XH A L L C avalier 1.6 GL 4-door. Pastel beige, one p r iv a te owner, 13,500 miles from new, immaculate c o n d il io n , must be seen...................£2495


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1976 TR7. Pimento red, black interior, lilted radio, sun rool, superb condilion........£2495


1976 G R A N A D A G h ia 3000 Aulo. Silver, blue interior, two owners, 37,000 miles Irom new................... £3195


2 years unlimited mileage, parts and labour warranty on the above cars. M o to r A g e n ts Association protection plan free.


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The family firm you can trust Buy an Avenger this month and


drive the bargain of the year


p ' . ~ ■U i


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All Avenger Saloons have a high level of specification


including heated rear window, electronic ignition, inertia reel front seat belts and 10,000 miles between major services.


Hurry to us today and test drive the bargain of the year.


MOTOR AGENTS


ASSOCIATION MOTORIST


PROTECTION‘PLAN v « y ^ eakdoy^ 1977 R DATSUN 180B. Yellow, radio, etc............. igt7 *2* 5AxeMk?^‘J«w»


SELECTION OF OUR USED CARS


ALL SUBJECT TO 12 MONTHS


GUARANTEE BY THE M.A.A.


1977 VAUXHALL Chevette 3-door Hatchback........................... .......................E2050 1977 ‘R’ CHRYSLER Alpine GLS Saloon. The lop of the range model, radio, vinyl roof, electric windows, wash/wipeon headlamps, one careful owner......*


...............C2750


a,nu1, vinyl r00*’ sold and serviced by us from new..........£2650 r m n


1976 P VAUXHALL Cavalier L4*door Saloon.................................................. £2200 1979 T DODGE 2500 Series Van. Red, petrol engine, 15,000 miles by one careful


______owner, very tidy........................................................................... OPEN DAILY TO 6 p.m. — LATER BY APPOINTMENT


1979 'T' VAUXHALL Cavalier 1.6L 2-door. Regatta blue, blue check cloth trim, one owner. 10,000 miles.......................£3295


1979 T TOYOTA Starlet GL Hatchback. Red, black/white check cloth trim, one owner, 5,000 miles only, as new £2895


1979 T VAUXHALL Chevette L 2-door Saloon. Orange/lan with deerskin checked cloth trim, one owner, 10,000 miles, as new £2695


1978 T FIAT 126. Caribbean blue, black trim, one owner, 12,000 miles, value lor money at....£1645


1978 ‘S' TRIUMPH Dolomite 1500. Russet brown, tan cloth trim, one owner, 9,000 miles only, undersealed, a real beauty..........................£2895


1978 ‘S' CHRYSLER Avenger 1.6 LS 2-door. Ermine white, dark brown trim, one owner, 12,000 miles only, P.B. radio, undersea­ led...................................... £2395 ‘S ' FORD Cortina 1.3 4-door. Venetian red, tan trim, one owner, 24,000 miles only, undersealed. cavity sealed.......................£2445


1977 ‘R' VOLKSWAGEN Golf L Hatchback. Senegal red with black cloth trim, 18,000 miles only............................. £2445


TALBOT /


1975 WOLSELEY 2200 Princess Manual. White, blue cloth interior', filled radio, p.a.s., luxury lowing car.......£1795


1974 ‘N' CORTINA 1600 XL 4- door. White/black interior, lilted radio................. £1425


1973 TRIUMPH Dolomite 1850 A u lo . Pimento red, black interior, one year MoT £1275


Above cars offered with 1 year or 12,000 miles warranty by car care care plan.


FOR SALE ON BEHALF OF CUSTOMER


1974 RENAULT 6 TL 5-door Estate Car. A tidy, economi­ cal runabout......£695 o.n.o.


OPENING TIMES


Weekdays 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday


9 a.m. to 5 p.m. FOR THE BEST NEW AND USED CARS BARGAIN OF THE WEEK


1975 'P' Reg. FIAT 128 Special. Finished in metallic beige with contrasting interior, average mileage. Absolute


_____ bargain at..............................£1395


1977 'R' Reg. CHRYSLER Alpine S. This popular and economical 5-door hatch back is in pristine condilion throughout, finished in champagne with contrasting fabric trim, average mileage.........£2595


1976 'P' Reg. RENAULT 5 TL 3-door Hatch­ back. Finished In yellow with serviceable vinyl trim, in immaculate condition throughout this much sought after,popu­ lar car. Bargain at.........................£1695


1978 -S' RENAULT 14 TL. This car has been sold and serviced by ourselves, a one owner car, finished in sand metallic with contrasting .fabric trim. In superb condi­ lion throughout............................ £2695


EX-COMPANY DIRECTORS CARS


1979 'V' RENAULT 13 TS Automatic. In slate blue metallic with blue velour interior trim, under 4,000 miles. A host ol extras which include electric windows, central door locking, lilted stereo cassette/radio. Executive motoring. New price over £8,000. Our price........................ ......£6995


1979 ‘V Reg. RENAULT 20 TS Automa­ tic. In sea green metallic with brown velour trim, fitted radio, electric win­ dows, power steering, central door locking plus many more extras. New price over £6500. Our price....£5695


'R' Reg. 1977 DATSUN160J. Finished in red with contrasting cloth interior, one owner car wilh only 14,000 recorded miles, in pristine condition, must not be missed a l.......................... £1995


‘T‘ Reg, FORD Escort 1.3 4-door L. Finished in while with a very striking red and black dog tooth fabric trim. This very popular family saloon has still got 4 months factory guarantee and is priced at only.......................... £2995


'N' Reg. 1975 VOLVO 245 Estate Automa­ tic. Finished in burnt orange wilh contrasting brown fabric trim, in superior condition lor year al Ihe bargain price...........................£2995


'R 'R eg. 1977 FORD 1600 G L C a p r i. Finished in blue metallic, 22,000 miles only, fabulous looking car, at Ihe fabulous price o(...............£2895


*T’ Reg. 1979 FORD Escort 1.3L Estate. Finished in red wilh contrasting black trim, almost like new, still under fac­ tory guarantee, wilh a far less than new price ol............................ £3095


'P' Reg. 1975 VAUXHALL Chevette 3-door Hatchback. Finished in maroon wilh contrasting interior, average mileage, only one owner Irom new, immacu­ late throughout. Bargain buy at £1645


OPENING HOURS:


Mon. — Fri. 9-30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sat. 9-30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sun. 11 a.Vn. to 5 p.m.


HARWOOD BAR, RENAULT GT. HARWOOD. Tel. 88 6590 niESHTinSfllES


I HARPIE for VOLVO I SHIES & SERUICE


FULL RANGE OF VOLVO MODELS D em o n s t ra t io n s a p le a s u re


A FEW 1979 MODELS STILL AT PRE-INCREASE PRICES


1978 'S'MGB GT. Yellow with brown/yel- 1977 ‘R’ VOLVO 245 DL Estate Auto, low cloth trim, 21,800 miles from Beige with brown vinyl roof and new...................................... £3495


.1978 'S’ FORD Cortina 1600L Estate Car. Silver wilh black cloth trim


19.78 'S' DATSUN Violet 140 J 4-door


1978 ‘S’ DATSUN Laurel 200 Auto 4- £2575


1977 S VOLVO 244 GL Auto. Sunshine .............


1978 'S’ VOLVO 244 Deluxe 4-door 1977 ‘S’ VOLVO 245 DL- Estate Auto. Saloon. Green with beige cloth


brown cloth trim..................... £4895 Yellow with brown cloth trim ...£4950


lrim......................................£4345 1976 'R' PEUGEOT 504 GL 4-door. Pas- i l , blue wi,h bei9e cloth ,rir"‘ S|J"


£3595 ^976 P ROVER 2200 TC 4-door Saloon. Mexico brown wilh tan leathertrim.......................... £2995


,r° ? "” ' j2495


Saloon. Silver, grey/black trim 1976 'R' COLT Galant 2000 4-door £2695


Saloon. Yellow with black cloth trim, 30,000 miles from new..........£2000


door Saloon. Silver with black cloth 1975 'N' ROVER 3500S V8 4-door trim.........


Saloon. Pastel green wilh Ian cloth - trim, power steering, 31,000 miles from new............................. £2325


roof, tinted windows, light green 1975 ‘N’ FIAT 124 Sports Coupe. White metallic with Ina leather trim, 31,000 miles from new..................... £4995


with red cloth trim, sunshine roof, 39,000 miles from new......... £1795


The above cars are covered with our three months warranty CONTRACT LEASING


. C. J. HARDIE & SON COMPARE THESE PRICES


1977/8 'S' CAPRI 3.0 Ghla. Silver....................................£2995 1976 CAPR11.6. Sunset, sports trim................................ £1995 1975 CAPR11600 GT. Green, black vinyl rool...................£1845 1975/6 'P‘ CONSUL 2.0L Emerald green.../...................... £1295 1977 GRANADA 2.0. Sahara beige, low mileage...............£2250 1977 CORTINA 1600L Blue, matching trim...................... £2195 1977 CORTINA 1.3L 4-door. Blue............ ...... ................£1995 1977 CORTINA 2.0S. Silver satin..................................... £2495 1978 ESCORT Popular. Daytona yellow...........................£1795 1975/6 'P' AUSTIN Maxi. Choice of 2 ................. .............. £1295 1975 ROVER 22 cwt. TC. Almond, beige trim................... £1795 1976 TRIUMPH Dolomite Auto. Honeysuckle.................. £1995 'L' Reg. Customised CAPRI. Suil enthusiast................ .....£695 1975/6 'P'MARINA Van Deluxe. While............. £1150 Incl. VAT


Many more cars and estates to choose from. OPEN ALL WEEKEND


CROOK STREET GARAGE


GRIMSHAW STREET, BLACKBURN Telephone 57425


How to be safe and reliable


and still good fun to go out with. If you enjoy driving but need a practical family car, and


you want something that’s a little different, the Ascona's for you, Choose from stylish 2 or 4-door 1.6 litre saloons or luxurious 4-door2 litre saloons * 42.2 mpgt at 56 mph in Government tests * Superb handling * 3 Well-equipped


versions. * Prices from £3934 tAscona 1.6S Manual.


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A SELECTION OF OUR USED VEHICLE STOCK


1979 OPEL Rekord HL. Our managing director's car.......£6250 1979 OPEL Kadett 4-door Special. Gold.......................£3400 1978 OPEL'Rekord HL. Red......... ........ ........... .........£5250 1977 OPEL Kadett Auto. Gold.......................................£2395 1977 DATSUN 100A Fll. Silver.............................. 1975 FORD Cortina 1600 XL.-Blue..................


....£1845 .......... £1575


1974 FORD Cortina 1600 XL. Sahara beige........... .......£1495 1974 TOYOTA Celica. Silver. ...............


...................£1595 1974 VAUXHALL Viva Estate. Yellow................. ..........£1295


SELL THAT OLD SIDEBOARD, RECORD PLAYER, BLACK &


WHITE TV, CYCLE, etc., THROUGH THE TEL-SEL SECTIOH


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• • Open until 6 each weekday Sat. 5, Sunday 1—4 p.m. ’ THE HOUSE OF QUALITY


New SAAB’s and HONDA’s from stock HIGH QUALITY USED CARS FROM OUR STOCK


1975 DAIMLER Sovereign 4.2 litre. Finished in , white with blue leather upholstery.:.:.......’. £3425


1979 HONDA Prelude Manual. Finished in silver, 3,000 miles


£4900


AUSTIN Allegro 1500 Special. Brown, reg. '■1978, under 5,000 miles from new........... £2750


TOYOTA Celica 1976. Brown, 33,000 miles. Above average condition............ ..........£2495


VW Beetle 1972. Blue, 65,000 miles....£995


MERCEDES 250. Immaculate, white,-4975. Need we say more-..-..........:.v,.;::....:...:..;i. £5495' •


LANCIA Beta 2000 HPE. -i 977. Finished in green,- only 15,000 miles, sun: roof, electric-*-' windows, and all the normal extras. A highly • • recommended car at only............. .


£4250


.1976 VOLVO 245 Estate Auto. Finished in blue, 45,000 miles, immaculate condition £4175


' 1977 HONDA CIVIC. Gold, 35,000 miles, economical motoring for only „ ...............£1950


1971 VW 1300 Beetle. Green, 55,000 miles £825 Extended warranty available on all vehicles


Ribble Valley limber up


THE Ribble Valley Football League will play Accrington at Wilson Playing Fields, Clayton-le- Moors,' in a North-East Lancashire inter-league game on Sunday.'


As a result, the Ashley


Smith semi-finals have been postponed. The draw for these was being made last night.


points from 10 "games and are challenged by Martin Velvets with 15 points from nine games and West Bradford Reserves who


p for .the first, time by Mars- den Building Society and the Ribble Valley squad had a l im b e r in g -u p players, friendly with B o lto n Sports Federation last Sunday. The game was played at Chatburn and ended in a 4-1 defeat. Chatburn continue to


petition is being sponsored games. ........................


lead Division One with 16 p o in t s , followed by Ribblesdale AFC and Whalley Arms Celtic with 15 points. Both teams have a game in hand on the lead­ ers. Closely challenging are West Bradford with 14 points. Chatburn Reserves top


Division .T.wo with 16 points. Chipping are next with 15 points but have played one game more. Hurst Green, who have not so far dropped a point, are third with 14 points and two games in hand over Chatburn. Division Three is led by Brockhall. They have 17


Grindleton coast home


Henthorn Utd 2, Grindleton 9


G R IN D L E TO N were never in danger of losing this match as they con­ tinued their successful run in Division One. With the advantage of


the’ slope in the first half they turned round with a three-goal lead, all scored by Cowking. R i le y so on added


another couple and Cowk­ ing scored his fourth for a clear six-goal lead. Henthorn later produced


their best football of the afternoon, scoring through Green and Wilkinson. For some time the match


fell into the doldrums before Grindleton finished with a late flourish that produced goals from Par­ kinson (G), Pinder and Riley who completed a hat- trick. Seed was Grindle- ton’s man-of-the-match. Grindleton: Parkinson (D), .


Seed, Turner, Read, Jones, Ward, Powell, Dugdale, Rilev, Cowking, Parkinson (G). Sun: Pinder.


Locals beat celebrities


MIND over matter pre­ vailed in a sporting contest with a difference when five local names and five personalities battled it out at VVaddington. In a hard-fought sports quiz


Waddington Social Club's Select team of Alee Rigby, Chris Sims, Phil Bishop, Brian Robinson and Simon Whiteside, narrowly beat the Dyers' and Finishers’'celeb­ rity side. It included Lancashire cricke­


ters David Lloyd and Jack Sim­ mons, Burnley footballers Steve Kindon and Jim Thomson, ahd brewery representative Brian Sowerbutts. All contestants received small


statuettes in return for their services.


A re-match is planned after Christmas.


The inter-league com-, have 13 points from eight '■


A black mark for the


league on Saturday was the sending-off of five


RESULTS Division One: Henthorn Utd


2, Grindleton 9; Spring Mill 2, West Bradford 5; Chatburn 1, Whalley Arms Celtic 1; Read Utd 6, Sabden 1; Ribblesdale AFC 8, Trinity 1. Division Two: Rimington 1,


■: ;V '


Velvet§ take


f control


Trinity Res 2, • Martin Velvets 9


T RIN IT Y again suffered a heavy Division Three defeat against an opposi­ tion which occasionally


appeared to be vulnerable to quick breaks.


. Generally, however,


Velvets were too strong and they took full advan­ tage of some defensive blunders. By half-time the visitors had scored four times but just before the break Trinity pulled one back through Whittaker. He ran on to a through


Read Utd Res 3; Calderstones 2, Chatburn Res 6; Chipping 2, Roe Lee West 2; Hurst Green 5, Whalley Res 0; Waggon and Horses 5, Henthorn Utd Res 5. Division Three: Station Hotel


2, Brown Cow 3; Whalley A 1, Hurst Green Res 1; Brockhall 3, Cross Keys Res 3; West Brad­ ford Res 8, Lord Nelson 3; Grindleton Res 1, Rimington Res. 6; Trinity Res 2, Martin Velvets 9.


Saturday's games. Division One: Sabden v Trin­


ity, Whalley Arms Celtic v Read Utd, Victoria v Chatburn, West Bradford v Cross Keys, Grindle­ ton v Spring Mill, Ribblesdale AFC v Henthorn Utd. Division Two: Henthorn Utd


Res v Transport, Whalley Res v Waggon and Horses, Roe Lee West v Hurst Green, Chatburn Res v Chipping, Read Utd Res v Calderstones, Pendle Furniture v Rimington. Division Three: Rimington


Res v Martin Velvets, Lord Nel­ son v Grindleton Res, Cross Keys Res v West Bradford Res, Hurst Green Res v Brockhall, Brown Cow v Whalley A, Trin­ ity Res v Station.


Celtic keep up record


Whalley Arms Celtic 3, Cross Keys 2.


IN a match played at a cracking pace, Whalley A rm s kept up th e ir unbeaten league record to stay in touch with the First Division leaders. But Keys made them fight all


for Keys to bring things to the boil and ina tense finish Arms did enough to hold out and take the spoils. Whalley Arms Celtic: Wil­


son, Foster (J), Birkett, Ains­ worth, Foster (D), Roberts, Price, Foster (R), Titterington, Hallom, Bargh. Sub: Ronnan. Cross Keys: Walker, Wilkin­


son (J), Stott, Wilkinson (R), Dinsdale, Parkinson, Collinson, Robinson, Shorrock, Heaney, Snape.


B r i l l ia n t race


IN appalling conditions two Clitheroe members of Ribble Valley Harriers ran in the Northern Women’s Cross-Country League race at Marl Pits, Rawten- stall in the junior women’s section. Fourteen-year-old Deborah


200 girls from all over the North of England.


Their next race is on Saturday


in a Mid-Lanes meeting at Burnley.


Hammonds, of Fairfield Drive, ran a brilliant race to finish sec­ ond, and thirteen-year-old Miranda Wightman, of Chat­ burn Avenue, also had an excel­ lent run to finish in 42nd posi­ tion. They were competing against


Ainsworth, and Roberts looked to have sewn things up when he made it 3-1 with a spectacular long-range effort. Snorrock bundled in a reply


the way and took the lead through Wilkinson (R). The pub side were level at half-time when Titterington worked a one-two with HaTlam and slotted the ball home. Whalley went ahead through


ball, controlled it well and found the net.


This was Trinity’s best


half and there were signs that the youngsters were improving. Velvets went on to add five goals to their tally through a combina­ tion of all-round strength and. taking advantage of a slack defence. Trinity scored once more


for a final result of 9-2. Threlfall forced the ball over the line after good


w o rk b y K a y an d Edmondson. W h i te h o u s e , K a y ,


W a lk e r and B urg e ss worked hard for Trinity. S co re rs for Velvets were Wykes (5), South-


worth (2), Barnes and Bolton. T r in i ty R es: Marsden,


Edmondson, Burgess, Neilson, Turnbull, Walker, Threlfall, Fawcett, Whitehouse, Kay, Whittaker. Martin Velvets: Hunter,


Clit


CLITHER over Read the Lanca: Great Han


Presto too s


for Cli


C lith e n Presto


Dunn, Whittaker, Allen, Nob- lett, McVey, Barnes, South- worth, Stone, Bolton, Wykes. Sub: Noblett.


A fright for


league leaders


Chatburn 1, : Whalley AC 1


WHALLEY ARMS main­ tained th e ir unbeaten league run by forcing a draw against the Division One leaders. Chatburn opened well


with Conti, and Har­ greaves in pa rticular, going close many times. However, the visitors soon showed why they are one of the leading sides. They launened a series


of counter attacks but nearing half time they could ao little to avoid going into arrears when a Harrison shot was blocked and the ball reached Har­ greaves, who netted. Whalley turned round in


an attacking mood and were duly rewarded when T it te r in g to n beat the 'keeper with a long shot. Cnatburn responded


fiercely but were unable to break down an excellent defence and were eventu­ ally forced back with Roberts looking particu­ la r ly d a n g e ro u s fo r Whalley. Finally, the points were


deservedly shared. King had a good game at the heart of the Chatburn defence. Chatburn: Johnson, Dobson,


Astin, Bretheiton, King, Mus- grove, Croft, Hargreaves, Conti, Harrison, Young. Sub: Robinson. Whalley AC: Wilson, Drews,


Foster (J), Ainsworth, Price, Foster (D), Foster (R), Roberts, Bargh, Titterington, Hallam. Sub: Ronnan.


Saved by penalty


Chipping 2, Roe Lee West 2


C H I P P IN G had the brakes put on their promo­


tion push by hard-working Roe Lee in this Second Division match. The villagers were made


scoring when Dave Welch hit home a 25-yard drive. But, Roe Lee were level


Charnley fired Roe Lee into the lead. Chipping kept plugging away ana when they were awarded a spot-kick^ Chris Huggon converted it to earn them a precious point.


. • iimncroe Ladies 2.


Late rally . Whi<” •V..„„o z,


ON a pitch very much the worse for wear Clitheroe held'a 2-1'


half-time lead over Barrow .< White Arrows with goals from


Donna Westall and Elaine Phelan. .


■. ,Whcn White Arrows equal-- ised it appeared that Clitheroe . had gone into defensive play too < soon, but they rallied and were '’" " " ’pointed, when a third goal i tin'ey


was, disallowed. Although .


contained: the home team, for,;,, the rest ofthe game, Clitheroe j«- did not manage to score’again., -


to fight for the point and coula have come away empty handed if.Mark Smith had not missed a penalty for the visitors. Chipping opened the


before the break, through. Ged Forrest. In the second half Clive


ON a grounc wi th over i Clitheroe and Scout A tea more powerft the opening although pla the slope. Several


Stonelli and 1 bring a goal a minute of th keeper Middle done everythi of him, had th to push a high own net. The Cl i th


looked a Iittl after the inter twice came Farnsworth p team-mates w side went ft arrears throuj goal. Johns on


worked hard but pressure told and a seco gave Preston ( three-goal The Cl i th


acauitted them well and were i disgraced in a had plenty of an enthusiasti supporters. In another


game Clither r r e s t o n B Clitheroe goa from Sherlikt Currie.


F i x t u r e s : S


Ribblesdale v Pen: nell). St Mary’s v Scorah), Gisb’um v Farnsworth). W Hodder Valiev (J. Sunday: Wfialle, Tigers (K. Robins!


RE-ARR GAM


IN addition t day’s Blackbi tion game w having to bi because the r ground was


. Waddington 1 to r e a r r a weekend’s pr They were


Lower Chape Darwen side in the Lancasl Shield, Wadri arranged to j game wi th united. This meetii


*^uluui jjer,


Nuttall, di


the nature of for the impen the second n Birtwistle Cu] Waddington


also rearranged tures and will Mary’s College Both teams n and Horses (12


Green, Geldard, 'jaddington, McOuire, Boyd, Waddington


Spencer,


Hopes d by late


Great Harwood 2, W Res I


A CONTROV rnte goal dashed


for Harwood to i dinner.


mJSL ^ break, the Pu-cn and Grant all In 1 , which reduce


some bad luck. ar,fnoy conceded an


0 10 men.


lr_Jwwe,ver* debut I fek ed in an equa


^ late shock. tyJ7,add*njtlon lies Z*Ker, Smith, Boyd Dean, C5n


K dm£ ° n looked RP'nt unul they were


: notchinson. Miller. Subs:


oomfortabiy with the visitor


offside, but then wav


,r®feree< seemingly ? bowman's


Jon s hopes of Jhe first side this take a point fron °nd Division leai The score was 1-


fflaled


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