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CLITHEROE’S brave victory bid in Saturday’s Ribblesdale League match at Padiham came to no­ thing as their tailenders were shot out by the home side’s attack. Pacing a target of 165, Clitheroe kept up with


the asking rate thanks to some hard hitting by Simon Westhead. When the Chatburn


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out 15, N. Hodgson c Hill b Fielding 10, G. Sumner not out 5, extras 14, total (9 wkts dec) ,


165. Bowling: Fielding 13-2-46-5;


J. Hill 6-2-23-0; G. Sutcliffe 4-0- 26-0; S. Westhead 3-0-21-0; M.


Blackburn 6-0-30-2. Clitheroe: C. Ward c Devon


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b Gee 9, C. Foulds c Stevenson b Folley 47, S. Westhead c Haworth b Gee 21 r Fielding c and b Gee .14, K. Fawcett c Heyworth b Gee 17, M. Black­ burn c Folley b Gee 14. G. Gregson b Folley 1, J. Boaen c Stevenson b Gee 2, J. Hill c Gee b Folley 0, P. Hall c At­ kinson b Folley 2, G. Sutcliffe not out 4, extras 1, total 132. Bowling: R. Gee 15.6-1-70-6;


N. Hodgson 3-0-22-0; I. Folley 12-3-39-4.


Weekend cricket feast


READ notched their second win of the season in the Ribblesdale League with an exciting finish to th e ir maten against Settle. But there was no luck for other local clubs, with Wanderers and Whalley having to settle for winning draws and C l ith e ro e lo s in g at Padiham. On Sunday, Whalley


were sent tumbling out of the Greenall Whitley Lan­ cashire Cup at the first hurdle after an emphatic defeat at Poynton. This weekend sees a


double-header programme in the R ib b le sd a le League, one of the top attractions being Sunday’s derby when Wanderers entertain Clitheroe at Church Meadow.


RESULTS Wanderers 166 for 7 (3 pts),


Cherry Tree 187 (1 pt); Gt Harwood 131 for 8 (1 pt), Whalley 181 for 7 (3 pts); Settle 160 for 6, Read 161 for 9 (5 pts); Padiham 165 for 9 dec (5 pts), Clitheroe 132; Bamold- swick 155 for 3 (5 pts), Black­ burn Northern 153 for 7; Bax­ enden 168 for 9 (5 pts), Earby 167 for 9 dec.


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Holgate gets " f t hat-trick for for Read W a n d e r e r s


Settle 160 for 6, Read 161 for 9


Ribblesdale Wands 166 for 7, Cherry Tree 187 ALEC HOLGATE ended the Cherry Tree


innings with a hat-trick in a game from which Ribblesdale Wanderers deservedly collected three points for a winning draw.


Holgate - took • his wick­


ets with the last ball of one over and the first two of his next. The first man was bowled, the second was stumped by Musgrove and the was out lbw.


Alan third


Holgate finished with 5


for 41 in nine overs. Cherry Tree set the


Three wicket Holgate


Slinger fails in century attempt


Great Harwood 131 for 8, Whalley 181 for 7


WHALLEY- were beaten by the clock in their ef­


forts to hustle out Great Harwood and force a win in Saturday’s Ribblesdale League clash at Cliffe Park. They took three points


from a winning draw but came close to making it five as Harwood’s tail were forced to hang on after a batting collapse. The highlight of Whal-


ley’s performance was a sparkling innings by skip­ per John Slinger, who looked all set to reach his century until he was run out by a great piece of fielding. The pitch was dry with a fair amount of bounce in


his. mark by cracking 17 runs off just eight balls. When Harwood batted


it and Whalley recovered from the early setback of losing professional Steve1 Lawton in the fifth over with some sound contribu­ tions from the middle order. David Bleazard made


they seemed to be sailing along but were rocked by Jim Staniforth’s second spell in which he captured four wickets for only 12 runs. The three-p ronged


attack worked hard to finish the job but ran out


of time. Whalley: J. Slinger run out


85, Lawton b Ryan 2, K. Eas- tham c H aw o r th (W) b Haworth (T) 10, S. Wildgoose b Pilling (G) 20, D. Bleazard c Haworth (W) b Pilling (G) 17, B. Foster c Birch b Ryan 23, S. Macwood not out 6, N. Wilson c Pickup b Ryan 0, T. Marshall not out 6, extras 12, total (7 wkts) 181. Bowling: C. Ryan 11-1-34-3, W. Haworth f0-l-48-0; T.


. Haworth 8-0-36-1; G. Pilling 4- 2-18-2, G. Bates 2-0-20-0, W.


Wilkinson 1-0-13-0.


Whalley routed


Poynton 181 for 9, Whalley 102


ANY hopes that Whalley had for success in the Greenall Whitley Lanca­ shire Cup were well and truly shattered with a 79- run defeat in theft- first


round match at Poynton. Several Poynton batsmen


chipjied in with useful scores. Mendis leading the way with a fine 46, which included eight boundaries. The Whalley attack stuck to


Church Meadow club a target of 187 which they had reached in 36 overs for an average run-rate of 5.19 an over.


This total was not as


high as might have been expected considering that the openers put on 106. However, subsequent batsmen encountered some tight bowling and wickets were lost in ef­ forts to push the score along.


Wanderers lost Neil Duck­


worth within a very, short time as the result of a good catch near the boundary edge, the first of Cooper’s five victims. David Cottam became the


READ 'scrambled to the •narrowest of- victories in the last over of their match ; at Settle, - which


could have gone' either way at the death.


Read’s final pair, Malcolm Grainger and Roger Ebbage, . were at the crease and needed to score seven runs for their side to win. Both kept their heads,


With two overs to go,


under intense pressure and did the trick to gain Read’s second five-point haul of the season.


It is the second week


running^ that Grainger has been Read’s hero in a close contest, following his match-saving knock against Clitheroe.


Settle took first use of


the track and their open­ ers made a brisk start against R ea d ’ s pace bowlers.


The run rate slowed


however when the spin­ ners were brought on, with Richard Goodway soon arnong the wickets.


Davidson continued to


build up his score, with­ out quite dominating the bowling and it was left to Weavers to give the Settle innings a Tate push.


next, with 65 on the board. This brought in Billy Lamb to partner Dennett who was in an


attacking mood and bidding fair to put nis side in a winning


position. He and Lamb had been to­


gether little more than half an hour when the professional was run-out within reach of his 50. In fact, he scored 41 off 32 balls, taking 22 off Goodall in one over by way of five bound­ aries, four of those in succes­ sion. It was • the first time that


Dennett had really got going with the bat this season and he was having a field day against some untidy bowling. Lamb batted through the in­ nings for a well-struck 50, in-


eluding a six and it was fitting that Holgate should be his last


partner and also unbeaten. Wanderers had four overs


left and three wickets in hand when they passed Cherry Tree’s overs-rate, a state of play where some clubs might nave put up the shutters. How­ ever, they chose to go for runs right to tne end. Some good catches were


taken in this match — nine all, told, of which Duckworth Held three. Wanderers’ overs-rate was .


6.64. Cherry Tree: B. Woodhead c


Musgrove b Dennett 53, E. Kinder c Duckworth b Dennett 51, S. Shrouder c Seedle b Holgate 18, Cooper c Duck­ worth b Dennett 0, P. Benson c Duckworth b Holgate 9, D. Wall b Slinger 23, P. Cocker b Holgate 1. D. Goodall stpd Musgrove d Holgate 2, B. Mawman n.o. 9, I. Battersby lbw Holgate 0, extras 17, Total 187. Bowling: Dennett 15-0-57-3;


R. Birch 2-0-20-0; W. Slinger 10-1-52-2; A. Holgate 9-1-41-5. • Wanderers: N. Duckworth c


Woodhead b Cooper 11, D. Cottam c Wall b Cooper 21, Dennett run out 41, W. Lamb n.o. 50, K. Proctor run out 11, P. Seedle c Wall b Cooper 1, W. Slinger c Battersby b Cooper 3, R. Driver c and b Cooper 1, A. Holgate n.o. 15, extras 12, total (7 wkts) 166. • Bowling: Cooper 13-0-66-5;


D. Goodall 4 -0 -3 9 -0 ; B. Mawman 5-0-23-0; B. Wood- head 3-0-26-0.


Great Harwood: G. Bates


lbw b Foster 1. B. Peters c Lawton b Staniforth 38, W. Wilkinson c and b Foster 22, T. Birch c Macwood b Lawton 30, W. Haworth b Staniforth 0, S. Pilling c Morris b Lawton 18, G. Pilling c Wildgoose b Staniforth 0, C. Ryan b Staniforth 6, M. Calvert not out 7, T. Haworth not out, 2, extras 7, total (8 wkts) 131. Bowling: J. Staniforth 10-1-


25-4; B. Fos ter 11-1-47-2; Lawton 10-0-52-2.


their task and the wickets were shared between five bowlers but Poynton’s total from their 40 six-ball overs looked a useful one. During Whalley’s innings,


the pitch seemed to play more tricks on the batsmen as it dried out. Several batsmen made good


starts but then threw their wic­ kets away and though Stephen


Wildgoose plaved a sound anchor role, whalley never looked like reaching th e ir target.


P o y n to n : N. Berzins c


Lawton b Davenport 20, A. Gould c Lawton b Staniforth 3, D. Mendis st Morris b Lawton 46, S. Midglow run out 37, B. Biyning lbw b Lawton 14, A. Berzins lbw b Marshall 1, N. Greatorex c Morris b Marshall 0, R. Dawson c and b Foster 26, B. Williams c Wildgoose b Staniforth 16, M. Walton not out 1, extras 17, total (9 wkts):


181. Bowling: J. Staniforth 8-1-32-


2: ,B. Foster 8-0-43-1; T. Mar­ shall 6-1-31-2; R. Davenport 8- 1-26-1; Lawton 8-2-26-2; D.


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Sharp snatches seven wickets


Clitheroe 2nd 86, Old Rossendalians 77


FINE bowling by the Clitheroe attack . earned them an unlikely victory after their batting had earlier fallen away in this Division One clash. Leading the fight was Robin


Sharp who captured seven Ros- sendale wickets and he was well backed by Tim Bleazard and Charles Bishop.


The Clitheroe fielding was excellent with eight catches


• held, some of them breathtak­ ing efforts. Earlier, Clitheroe had their


problems on -the-'Chatburn Road track and struggled for


.runs. Wickets tumbled at regu­ lar intervals and it needed -


Gordon Dixon and Alan Hen­ derson to give some backbone to the innings.


The Yorkshiremen were


probably a little disap­ pointed at their total but Read’s spinners had done a good job on a pitch that posed some problems for the batsmen.


Read soon hit trouble in their


reply, losing Morgan with the score on seven. Grainger and Rigby made comfortable prog­ ress before Rigby fell for 37. When James and Kawalec went


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rescue to give them a chance of at'least a winning draw. Gbodway was s tum p ed trying to push the score along


and two more wickets went down to leave Read at 137 for 8 and the game tightly balanced. Grainger lost Waddington at


154, but in strode Ebbage to share in the dramatic finish. Settle: A. Davidson not out


79, M. Dodgson b Goodway 14, M. Wilson c James b Goodway 23, B. Horn b Goodway 5, D. Weavers lbw b Waddington 30, B. Ward run out 0, D. Gilchrist c Ebbage b Kawalec 0, R. Mal-


.linson notout 0 ,'Extras 9, total (6 wkts) 160. Bowling: R. Kawalec 11-0-61-


1: J. Waddington 4-0-13-1: R. Ebbage 8-2-32-0; R. Goodway 13-2-4o-3. , Read: D. Hindle c Gilchrist b


Weaver 1, S. Morgan c Dodg­ son b Weaver 6, D. Rigby lbw b Wilkinson 37, M. Grainger not out 54, L. James c Dodgson b Weavers 11, R. Kawalec c Weavers b Davidson 1, R. Goodway st Dogson b Weavers 29, G. O'Connor c Robinson b Mallinson 1,. P. Worsley run out 0, J. Waddington c Robin­ son b Weavers 6, R. Ebbage not out 5, extras 10, total (9 wkts) 161. Bowling: D. Weavers 15-1-


49-5; D. Robinson 4-0-18-0; I. Wilkinson 5-2-15-1; M. Verden 2-0-17-0, A. Davidson 5.7-0-44- 1; R. Mallinson 2-0-8-1.


Spectacular


Catholic Y.C. 9, Cosmos 14


TIGHT marking and spec­ tacular shooting gained Cosmos a well earned win in a fast and exciting net- ball game against Catholic Youth Club. The evenly matched


teams kept play moving fluently from end to end in the first half, but Cosmos gained control in the second.


, Read were "in trouble, oodway came to the


Loyola wins Cub trophy


MANY mums and dads turned up to cheer on their sons at the Clitheroe district Cub sp o r ts . Twelve .packs competed for the Brennand Sports


Shield. The sports, at Clitheroe


Cricket ground, were or­ ganised by the Cub lead­ ers, assisted by the foot­ ball managers. Loyola were .the win­


ners, with 28 points, fol­ lowed by Panthers (23), Tigers (11) and Gisburn (8).


. Mrs D. Pawlicki vice- chairman of Scout execu­ tive presented the shield.


. . . RESULTS Key— Chipping (C), Gis­


burn (G), Loyolu (L), Panth- ers (P), Ribblesdale (R); St Mary’s (SM), St Paul’s (SP), Waddington (Wa), Whalley (Wh). Flat race: 8 years — W.


Hatton (L), S. Kerr (L), S. Tompkins (R). 9 years — M. Krane (T)f A. Laraway (T), M. Dixon (L). 10 years — S. Nicholson (G), S. Farnsworth (P), S. Lancaster (P). Sack: 8 years — D. Carpent­


er (P), M. Eastwood (P), S. Tompkins (R). 9 years — D. Heston (C), D. Spencer (L), A. Robinson (T). 10 years — G. Railton (SM), S. Farnsworth (P), R. Ward (T).» Egg and spoon: 8 years — I.


Seed (Wh), D. Holgate (L), P. Wilkinson (P). 9 years — D. Waddington (G), J. Simmons (L), H., Hargreaves (L). 10 years — S. Farnsworth (P), S. Lancaster (P), P. Jackson (L). Wheelbarrow: 10 years —


Ribblesdale', Panthers, Wad­ dington. Skipping: 8 years — D. Hol­


gate (L), A. fcotton (Wa), M. Eastwood (SP). 9 years — D.


Spencer (L), J. Geldard (L), I. Seed (C). 10 years — S. Farn­ sworth (P), S. Nicholson (G),


S. Whiteside (Wa). R e la y : L oy o la , T ig e r s,


Panthers.


Dolphins scrape a draw


CLITHEROE Dolphins took their unbeaten run to


nine matches by drawing with Lytham Swimming Club at Lytham Pool on Thursday. Never before had they taken a point from Lytham. The match had a dramatic


end. The juniors and girls’ freestyle squad built up a lead, but for the first time this season the senior boys scored no points. With the match apparently


lost, the referee disqualified a Lytham swimmer for having exceeded the allowed number of swims, and his award of a point to Clitheroe made the result a draw.


RESULTS Junior girls; medley squad —


Joanna Wilkinson, Tracy Wilson, Patricia Jones, Michelle Rowley. Freestyle squad — Rowley, Jennifer Gladwin, Sherran Hindle, Jones. Back- stroke — Rowley. Butterfly — Rowley. Freestyle — Jones. Senior girls; freestyle squad


- A n d r e w Nie ld , S te v e n Nicholas. Freestyle squad — C r y e r , Bi r twell , Steven Roberts, Nicholas. Freestyle — Nicholas.


S a bd en h it ou t at le a g u e r e fe r e e s


THE organisation and standard of refereeing^ in the Ribble Valley Football Leai


stand


fire at the annuaf meeting of Sal Several players were


upset that referees had failed to turn up for many matches and felt the club, may be better off if it pulled out of the league and joined another. But when it came to the


vote, the majority .of play­ ers, officials and siippor- ■ ters. decided that the team should battle on in the Ribble Valley League and the plan to pull out was defeated. After the meeting, club


secretary Mr Paul Wray said: “Along with quite a few other teams, we have' beenVhit by ■ this-5 refere­ eing problem, blit the league has now, given us verbal assurances.that;


Dawson b Walton. 8.k S; Wild-<;’ i £ ^ p n1®«^1 rtoose b Mendis 14, d: F o s t e r b


Dawsonb’ Greatorex '16, V/ ! Tattersalk 10-3-9-1; Hanson 5.4-: ; rejoin and see'if we can ' elected as members were Morris not out 16, R. Daven- port c,Dawson b Greatorex 0,; t


/tt auu' u Mlina


3, total 102.;


.4-1-23-2; :M. Walton 8-l-9-2;).. „.Bow'— ------ ’ fl1- fr2™ S ? Greatorei?^2^2?i 164? ‘Y


6 Bowling: W. Hickinbotham, % ’ V: - nsT9/' Tkttereall; •• a . ........ - ' Sharg S5"ntt > % other leagues ‘ . critical of the standard Committee chairman is ere;) also; ______


e came under en FC.


mas, with two or three new referees being taken


on,’’ he said. “We will cer­ tainly not be extending the league next season and hopefully may be able to increase the number of referees to ease the situa­ tion further.” Also at Sabden’s meet­


ing, members were told that it was hoped to have new changing rooms next season' to replace the two old cabins which have been knocked down. The player of the year


award went to Laurie Wiseman and. sportsman of* the year was Ian; Johnson. . The prizes .were pre­


h n U im T w f f l j • KEa®-; 'Jl.'^Thorntoii (R) 5, Dixon. 21, .. r. “Some . of the. players, buffet supper was served thamb Williams 15,’Lawton c qSjmmons M.-.Bendewim 27, who have been involved in by the. wives of the club


DT hT ^ -2fsnneerc Hickin-^- Clitheroe 2nd: Pye '6,' Scott: . things will improve. . . ....................„ - , other-1 leagues '.were; • also;• •' c _o_mmittee.'


iHs ^ F^MaMar^hablir c' : Bowling:'Stevens .10-2-19-1; but wc 1 have decided to Mr .Mick , Bibby and .re- Fj.


i-bring some success to Mr Bob Wright, Mr Eric 1 Bywater,, Mr Alan Ho 1-


• L t o n o 'T s u i^ t h c l& ' i :'(f» Whittaker (R) 0, Jelley! ' ’League"secretary Mr. . lingwo r thj -.Mr Jack extrE. ' 9- Hanson 23, Grahain 16, Ste-; , Cyril King,-felt that; the . K e o gh , ,! Mr 1R on n l e l \-v e n s . °fc. ? ouslP


lharp 1177^3-24-7; Bishop .4-0-1 “Things. ;have>,certianly: are Mr Eddie Lingard and; 7: 7" ;," ’ ’ ;: improved ('since. Christ-1 Mr Tom.Wiseman,


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— Rowley, Gillian Booth, Jones, Julie Sagar. Freestyle — Jones. Junior boys: medley squad — Peter Cryer, Neil Birtwell,


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CLITHEROE FC’s annual dinner gave the club the chance to show off the fruit of this season’s success — the glittering Lancashire Combina­ tion champions’ trophy. The event was held at the Castle Restaurant


and nearly 100 players, officials and guests saw club chairman Mr Cyril Whiteside receive the silverware from Mr Jim Kenyon, secretary of the Lancashire Football Association. Main speaker was Mr Jack Campbell, former


Blackburn Rovers’ coach,' and other guests included Mr Ken Adcroft, Blackburn combina­ tion secretary, and Mr Eddie Richards, a Blackburn Rovers’ scout. The first team playcr-of-the-year award, de­


cided by a ballot among players and officials, went to goalkeeper Denis Underwood, ever­ present in this season's title winning outfit. The reserve team honour went to promising


front-runner Jim Taylor. Sportsman of the year was first team full-back Tony Eyles. Special presentations were made to secretary


Mr Colin Wilson, who was given a set of pens by the club committee and Mr Keith Lord, players’ attendant, who accepted a tankard from the first and second team squads. Tankards were also presented to manager Mr


Dave Morris and bingo programme organiser Mr Brian Ormerod. A further award was made to Mr Peter


Chatburn, managing director of Cam-Era, the club’s sponsors. He received a gift of an en­ graved whisky flask. And the ladies who helped out at the Shaw-


bridge canteen during the season were not forgotten either. Mrs Ann Calvert, Mrs Mar­ garet Eyles and Mrs Peggy Lord all received bouquets. Our picture shows Mr Whiteside (centre,


right) receiving the champions’ trophy from Mr Kenyon, with a group of players, officials and committee members looking on.


Gisburn derby victory


GISBURN’S thrilling two-run victory in Satur­ day’s derby at Chatburn has pushed them up into fourth position in the Ribble Valley Cricket


League. Batting first, Gisburn


were all out for 95, with Bob Hargreaves finishing as top scorer with 26. Pick of the Chatburn


point and are second from


oottom. However, Sabden are still pointless after five


fames and occupy the asement spot. On Satur­


day they went down by six wickets at Burnley


Boys’ Club. Batting first, the villa­


bowlers was Alan Hodg­ son, who took six for 48. • Barry Allen, who made


28, and Peter Clough, with 20, led Chatburn’s reply but in the end they just missed out and were dismissed fo r , 93. Gis- burn’s Ronnie Blair took five for 13. The result leaves Gis­


burn with nine points from five games, but


Chatburn have only one TELEPHONES;


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gers reached 69 all out, with Geoff Meakin hittin 27. The home side passe this total though with


only four men out. BLACKBURN RAY


Plumbing, Heating Engineer,


Glazing, etc. Free eslimates


Labour only work also undertaken


Telephone: CLITHEROE 26460


THE HOOVER Cleaner Repair Specialist


K. B. HLMO AN


4 BROOKES LANE, WHALLEY


RING WHALLEY 3434 after 5 p.m.


Service or Repairs


Guaranteed. Collection, Delivery, Estimates Free.


LIGHT HAULAGE W. Beer


Removals and Odd Jobs Undertaken


71 WOONE LANE CLITHEROE. Tel. 22857 P. KNIGHT (BUILDERS)


Domestic and industrial- building maintainance and . repairs


Small jobs undertaken References if required Phone CLITHEROE 25606


PLUMBING at competitive prices


CENTRAL HEATING


C. N. FORT


18 KENILWORTH DRIVE CLITHEROE


Phone Clitheroe 25680 lo r free estimate


BLACK & WHITE SLOT TV —


17in., 19in„ 22in., 26in. sizes from £6.60 cal. monthly.


NO DEPOSIT COLOUR SETS


TV RENTAL


No deposit blacR/white sets 20in.. 24in. sizes


Installed on first months payment from £3.50 cal. monthly.


Slot meter 50p extra. New colour sets


20in.. 22in„ 26in. sizes from £8.30 cal. monthly


Installed on 6 month advance payment.


2 months free viewing — pay 10 months advance — view 12 months.


79 LOWERGATE. Tel. 23444 KAINE & RAWSON


NOEL KING AND CO; WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS


and KENWOOD REPAIRS


All makes of new and reconditioned washers and cleaners


%•


T. Fielding & Sons


(Contractor) Ltd Fernslde Barn,


Fernstde, Twiston


For DOORS, WINDOWS, PORCHES and all other


types o f joinery Prompt attention.


Phone Gisburn 345 day, Clitheroe 24734 evenings.


YOUR HOME IS YOUR INVESTMENT


- LET US HELP YOU KEEP IT THAT WAY — CONTACT —


TANSEY & ALDEN


PLASTERERS AND TILERS EST. 1969


FOR PLASTERING, CEMENT RENDERING, TILING, CONCRETING, TYROLEAN AND ALPINE FINISH ETC.


Phone ACCRINGTON 3 8 1 7 1 4


3 7 6 9 6


HOOVER — HOTPOINT — BURCO — SERVIS S«f«> and Workshop


2 FRANKLIN STREET, CLITHEROE — Tel. 22979


NO DEPOSIT TV RENTAL COLOUR AND PAY AS YOU VIEW


(subject to availability)


NEW TV’s 6 MONTHS DEPOSIT DISCOUNT FOR ANNUAL PAYMENT


REPAIRS TO MOST BRITISH COLOUR AND BLACK AND WHITE TV’s


D E R E K L E IG H 4 SHIREBURH AVE., CLITHEROE. Tel. 24168


f ADVERTISER and TIMES TRADES GUIDE


EX-HOOVER SERVICE • ENGINEER


HOOLEY CYRIL


57 WOONE LANE CLITHEROE Telephone 22023


REPAIRS, RECONDITIONING AND SERVICE OF


HOOVER


APPLIANCES Specialists on Keymatic


TELEVISION AND


AUDIO REPAIRS 20in. COLOUR TV’s


(ESTIMATES FREE) £ 1 2 0 1 year guarantee OR £6.50 a MONTH RENT 20in. BLACK AND WHITE 6 months guarantee OR £3 A MONTH RENT N ibble {EelejSerbtce


62 WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE Tel. 27280.


£ 3 5


HIRE


MIXERS ELECTRIC AND PETROL,


DRILLS, SANDERS, GENERATORS, LADDERS,


SCAFFOLDING,


PROPS, FORK LIFT TRUCKS, PACE BREAKERS etc.


TIMBER ROUGH SAWN OR


PLANEO-CUTTOANY LENGTH


PLYWOOD, CHIPBOARD,


SPECIFICATION. LET US QUOTE YOU.


INSULATION BOARDS READY MADE DOORS AND WINOOWS ALSO MADETO YOUR


ERIC PUGDALE (MERCHANTS) LTD 0PEN


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


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