Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, June ith,,1981 19 way from the


it. Quite a rs to back it up.


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Clitheroe not in a heroic mood


• , Clitheroe 76 for 7, Gt Harwood 127


gave no indication of even going for a winning draw. •ran


ties against some steady bowling and sharp fielding but the biggest problem of all was a wicket full of evil for the side batting second. Some sh o r t - p itched balls reared dangerously and good de­ liveries came through at varying heights — not en­ couraging for a team seeking to discover a win­ ning seam.


The first 32 runs required 14 overs and took an hour and a


two more at 38 and then two at 46, which meant that the main


batting strength had gone. Even with so much damage


thatthive wPrR0n f f^ t0fi?aSS a r ead ab le target of 127 it became clear taveno


i f the.mood to'indulge in any heroics. In fact they


They -ran into difficul- half; a scoring rate of between They recovered with a stand of two and three runs an over became the norm. Clitheroe lost a wicket at 20,


27 and another of 26 but then collapsed.


Clitheroe’s best figures of 4 for 49. Harwood took three points and Clitheroe one.


Rodney Booth finished with ..


had a useful opening stand of 33 between W. Wilkinson and S. Pilling. They lost a couple more wickets for only another 14 runs, including the valuable one of professional Baloch, bowled by Cockcroft for two.


Whalley take five points despite


modest total Whalley 80, Baxenden 62


CHARITY was the operative word in this meeting of last year's cup winners with the league champions at Station Road, with Baxenden giving Whalley five points after failing to pass Whalley’s modest total of 80


runs. John Slinger lost the toss for


the second successive week and was asked to bat on a very soft


and spongy wicket. It was apparent that to­


gether with tne soft wicket and slow outfield runs would be hard to come by. Ray Barks, making his Rib-


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joined Hayton and the score moved to 17 before Hayton.was bowled by Lawton. Lawton claimed the next wicket by taking a catch off his own bowling. A stand of 21 by Lace and


Lace, the Baxenden pro, EASY FOR


Hodgkinson looked like pulling the game Baxenden’s way until Staniforth had Hodgkinson caught by David Bleazard. From 42 for 4 the batting


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again when Dave Bleazard, at­ tempting to pull, was easily caught by Pilling. 51 for 3 became 52 for 4 when Lawton was yorked by Whittaker with his score at 21. Little resistance was offered


immediately found runs difficult to get. Tight bowling by Fen­ wick and Lace was backed up by Whittaker who caught Slinger off his own bowling with the score at 47 and 23 overs bowled. Whalley were soon in trouble


SECONDS Belvedere 47,


Clitheroe 2nd 48 for 1


side collapsed to 62 all out. Lace scored 30 in 83 minutes. Lawton followed his 122 with the bat last week with a fine spell of accurate off-spin bowl­ ing finishing with 7 for 29 off 13 overs. This was backed up by John


Staniforth who again produced bowling of a very high stan­ dard. He finished with 3 for 31. In retrospect the villagers


wicket at 16 and then cruised home with a stand of 32 bet­ ween Scott and A. Henderson.


by Whalley’s middle order bats­ men. The tail waved rather than wagged and the innings closed with the total at 80. The three Baxenden bowlers,


must count themselves very lucky to have gained five points from this match. Their batsmen never adjusted to the condi­ tions and they must apply themselves in a more dedicated way. Co


but was sadly missing. Whalicy: R. Barks c and b


Concentration was


Lace, Fenwick and Whittaker, using the conditions to their full advantage finished with fi­ gures of 4 for 34, 2 for 10 and 4 for 29 respectively. Baxenden’s innings com­


menced with John Staniforth bowling at the bypass end and Lawton at the station end. Tl,. effect of the heavy roller soon wore off and Baxenden lost their first wicket at 11 when Lund hit a low powerful drive back to the bowler, John Staniforth.


Marksmen hope to make finals


THREE members of Clitheroe and District Rifle and Pistol Club are keeping their fingers crossed that they have shot well enough to make the finals of a national rifle and pistol­ shooting competition. Brian Pearce, of Chatbum,


just taken part in the semi­ finals of the competition, being run by the National Smallbore Rifle Association and Eley, am­ munition manufacturers. The compettion is shot at


and David Townson and Digby Cayley, both of Clitheroe, have


clubs’ own ranges and results sent by post to the organisers. Club secretary Mr Pearce said that they had all shot above average scores and were hoping that they would be high enough to qualify for the final, in Surrey in August. Several club members have


WITH' full points from three matches Magpies and Rowdies lead Division One of the Clitheroe and District Netball League. Calderstones and Join­ ers still seek their first win. Latest results. Cricket Club 17, Magpies 27;


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had successes in recent compet­ itions. John Whitwell, of Sabden, David Townson and Bill Holden, of Ribchester, were placed in the finals of the Wigan Rifle Club open competi­ tion and Mr Pearce gained second place in his class in the Appleton open championships, and 8th place overall.


First win thriller


Approved Electronics 13 Village People 15,


AFTER a thrilling match Grindleton’s Village People re­ corded their first win of the


season. Throughout the game Village


People kept a slight lead with some superb goals by shooter Dawn Allen backed up by goal attack Catherine Sparks. With the score at 14-13 and


beyond doubt:


Calderstones 8, Rowdies 40. Cup competition, round one re­ sults: Cncket Club 42, Phoenix 11; Magpies 23, Station B 11; Station A 32, Village People 6; Rowdies 28, Calderstones 9; Cosmos 12, Approved Elec­ tronics 16; Joiners 11, Trutex 7.


Monday: Cricket Club v Join­ ers; Tuesday: Approved Elec­ tronics v Station A; Thursday: Magpies v Rowdies. Catholic


Cup second round matches. Still unbeaten


, Village People 8; Catholic YC 16, Phoenix 13; Approved Elec­ tronics 4, Station B 28.


IN the second division of the Clitheroe and District Netball League. Catholic YC continue on their winning way with a win over Phoenix. Latest results: Trutex 20,


only a minute to go Village People scored the final goal of the game to put the issue


Catholic YC............ 4 4 0 0 8 Station B................. 3 3 0 0 6 Phoenix................... 3 2 0 1 4 Cosmos................... 3 1 0 2 2 Trutex.................... 3 1 0 2 2 App Elect................ 3 0 0 3 0 Vili Peop.................. 3 0 0 3 0


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Youth Club (bye). Plate com­ petition. Tuesday: Calderstones v Cosmos; Wednesday: Village People v Station. B. Byes: Trutex, Phoenix. •


of goals scored by Julie Harri­ son. Backed by good teamwork she continued with brilliant shooting throughout the match. Cricket Club fought a hard second half after trailing 9-15 to try to keep the match evenly balanced. Players of match, Jayne Seed (Cricket Club) and Julie Harrison (Magpies). Cricket Club: Susan Kirk,


Cricket Club 17, Magpies 27. Magpies opened with a flurry


Javne Seed, Val Ainsworth, Patsy Bialecki, Sheila Char- nock, Anne Smith, Cath Peei. Magpies: Carol Briggs, Julie


Harrison, Shirley Sciezcowski, Sonia Sciezcowski, Carol Holmes, Julie Shaw, Zenya.


team throughout but Calder­ stones tried hard to keep the score down with good defend­ ing by Margaret Jackson who was player-of-the-match. Eileen Hill featured for Rowdies.


Calderstones 8, Rowdies 40 Rowdies were the better


Magpies................. 3 3 0 0 6 Rowdies................ 3 3 0 0 6 Cricket C............... 3 1 0 2 2 Stat. A................... 2 1 0 1 2 Caldstns................ 3 0 0 3 0 Joiners.............. 2 0 0 2 0


Division OneP W D L P needed


Lace 5, J. Slinger c and b Whittaker 18, Lawton b Whit­ taker 21, D. Bleazard c Pilling b Whittaker 3, J. Chugg c Hodgkinson b Lace 6, B. Foster c Stevenson b Whit­ taker 2, N. Wilson b Lace 1, S. Barker c Swarbrick b Lace 4, T. Marshall c Lund b Fenwick 5, V. Morris n.o. 8, J. Staniforth b Fenwick 0, extras 7, total 80. Bowling; Lace 17-3-34-4; B.


' Lawton 0, P. Swarbrick c Morris b Lawton 6, K. Steven­ son st Morris b Staniforth 0, E. Kay b Lawton 0, B. Fenwick b Lawton 2, G. Whittaker n.o. 1, extras 2, total 62. Bowling: J. Staniforth 13-3- 31-3; Lawton 12-2-29-7.


Lawton 11, G. Lund c and b Staniforth 1; Lace b Lawton 30, D. Pilling c and b Lawton 1, B. Hodgkinson c Bleazard b Staniforth 8, I. Watson b


10, M. Scott n.o. 20, A. Hen­ derson n.o. 15, extras 3, total


Belvedere: 47. Clitheroe 2nd: R. Thornton


7-0; R. Sharp 9-2-14-5; A. Rigby 8-4-9-1; A. Henderson 5- 0-12-1.


Well-earned victory


Trutex 20, Village People 8


Fenwick 6.7-3-10-2; G. Whit­ taker 10-1-27-4. Baxenden: J. Hayton b


TRUTEX gained their first victory of the netball season against Village People, but the match proved to be a hard- fought battle. In the first half Trutex took


the lead but were chased throughout by Village People, whose goalkeeper and player of the match, Anne Miller, had a magnificent game. By half time the score was fairly even at 8-


5.


pulled well ahead, mainly due to the playing skills of their centre Lynne Blundell and also to the work in the goal circle of their shooters. The final score was a well- earned win for Trutex.


In the second half Trutex


(1 wkt) 48. Clitheroe bowling: J. Hill 6-2-


CLITHEROE 2nd are hardly likely to enjoy an easier victory than that over their Burnley opposition. Belvedere disinte­ grated against the bowling of Sharp and Rigby — 5 for 14 and 4 for 9 respectively. Clitheroe lost their first


achieved, Great Harwood re­ mained phlegmatic and there was never any doubt that Clitheroe would avoid defeat. In their innings Harwood


. Cockcroft 2, T. Birch c Cock- c ro f t b S u tcliffe 19, W. Haworth b’ Booth 26, P. Allen b Blackburn 16, B. Wilkinson b Booth 2, A. Haworth n.o. 13, M. Church-Taylor 'lbw Booth 0, G. Pilling c Fawcett b Booth 3, C. Ryan c Bleazard b Black­ burn 6. extras 5, total 127. Bowling: Cockcroft 8-0-27-1;


b Bleazard 27, S. Pilling c Foulds b Bleazard 8, Baloch b


Gt Harwood: W. Wilkinson


T. Bleazard 8-0-33-2; R. Booth 9-2-29-4; G. Sutcliffe 4-0-20-1; M. Blackburn 4-0-13-2.


Wilkinson b Haworth 14, J. Pye b Ryan 5, K. Fawcett c Wilkinson b Ryan 16, J. Boden Ibw Haworth 2, C. Foulds b Ryan 6, Cockcroft h.w. b Haworth 8, R. Booth st Church-Taylor b Haworth 11, T. Bleazard n.o. 3, M. Black­ burn n.o. 8, extras 3, total (7 wkts) 76.


Clitheroe: B. Parker c W.


A.. Haworth 4-1-11-0; W. Haworth 12-(M0-4; Balocn 2-1- 2-0.


Bowling: C. Ryan 13-5-20-3; Big night for


IT was presentation night for the Ribble Valley Football League at Stirk House Hotel, Gisburn on Friday. Martin Dobson, cap­


tain of Burnley FC, was the guest of honour and he is pictured (centre left) presenting the first division championship trophy to Tony Dobson, Chatburn FC’s captain. They are surrounded by


captains of the other trophy-winning .team s holding their awards. •


attended the event and in addition to the presen­ ta t ion of the major league trophies the fol­ lowing special awards were made:


More than 200 people For the second year


Trinity Reserves received the shield for the most


Read continue to show good form in the league .


Read 137 for 5, Earby 136


READ continued to show good, league form with a five-wicket win over Earby and profes­ sional Trevor Jones was again among the wick­ ets with 4 for 38. Kawalec, 4 for 51, gave good support. Put in on a drying


pitch, Earby quickly lost the openers but Wear and Chappie staged a recov­ ery to take the score to 61.


his stride when Goodway was brought on. He hit the new- comer’s first two deliveries for


Chappie (41) was well into


six but was then caught at slip by Kawalec. Wear soon fol­ lowed, also caught off Goodway but Earby were by no means finished. After a short spell when the


bowlers were on top, Wiseman and Hipgrave hit out aggres­ sively and although overs and wickets, were running out the tail-enders did their best. Earby were in their final


• of success. Another five points then for


this season w a s clearly illus­ trated. When bowling first they consistently get through the 36 overs very quickly, chiefly be­ cause Jones takes so little time to bowl an over and is difficult to score from. Consequently Read have more batting time and this, together with tne fact that they are bowling sides out, contributes greatly to their run


over when the last wicket fell at 136, the time being only 4-10 p.m. Read made an excellent start


to their innings, Marsh and Rushton taking advantage of some less than accurate bowl­ ing, with Rushton dominant. After his departure for 38, Marsh took over and with the help of Kawalec (having a good all-round day) he took tne score to 114 before he, too, was out for 38. From then onwards runs


came more slowly as Wiseman and Gee bowled more accurate­ ly than their predecessors. Earby may even have retained a glimmer of hope as two more wickets fell, O’Connor being run out and Hindle giving a s im p le r e tu rn .c a tch to Wiseman. However, Read have a long


Jones 6, J. Gibb b Kawalec 4, N. Wear c Rigby b Goodway 11, M. Chappie c Kawalec b Goodway ,41, C. Berry c Grainger b’ Jones 2, M. Wise­ man b Kawalec 30, S. Hipgrave- c Grainger b Kawalec 19, G. Jagger o Jones 0, I. Nutter b Kawalec 3, D. Little stpd Worsley b Jones 4 , 'T. Foster n.o. 9, extras 7, total 136. Bowling: Jones 18-6-38-4; R. Kawalec 10-1-51-4; R. Goodway 8-2-40-2. Read: S. Rushton c Gee b


Read who must face their next opponents, Great Harwood, with added confidence. Earby: S. Gee c O’Connor b


Jagger 38, N. Marsh b Wise­ man 38, R. Kawalec c and b Gee 27, D. Rigby n.o. 6, G. O’Connor run out 6, D. Hindle c and b Wiseman 1, M. George­ son n.o. 2, extras 19, total (5 wkts) 137. Bowling: M. Chappie 6-2-23-


0; D. Little 5-2-15-0; C. Berry 5-1-24-0; G. Jagger 4-0-25-1; S. Gee 7.1-2-12-1; M. Wiseman 7- 2-19-2.


batting line-up and Rigby and Georgeson saw them home with six overs to spare. A feature of. Read’s bowling


Only one for Wanderers


A LOSING draw was all that Wanderers 2nd could achieve in their home game with Lucas in Division Two of the Ribblesdale Cricket League. Facing a total of 119 they


Ribblcsdalc W 2nd 92 for 8 Lucas 119


Storm put paid to it


Blackburn N 3rd 106 for 6 Clitheroe 3rd dnb


A THUNDERSTORM washed out the Ribblesdale Cricket League, Division Three, game between Blackburn Northern 3rd and Clitheroe 3rd at Pleck- gate on Sunday. Northern had just passed the


footballers


sporting team, receiving 9.2 pts to Rimington Re­ serves ’ 9.16. Leading goalscorers rewarded were Division One — Geoff Young, Chatburn, with 32 goals; Division Two — Peter Czapowski, Chatburn Res 24 (second year); Division Three — Simon Pearson, Lord Nelson CPV 33 beating Bill Briggs who scored 32 goals after transfer-


ring to Catholic SC. The Turner Shield for


the best young player went to David Astin, Victoria; best secretary award to Alan Wood- worth, Station Hotel; sportsman of the year, John Heslop, Whalley. The Referees’ Society award for the best re­ feree went to Mr John Swayne.


BOWLING NEWS


DESPITE very wet conditions which no doubt had an effect on some of the results in the Great Harwood Bowling League, only one game was abandoned. In Division One the closest


possible result was at Clitheroe Castle where league leaders Oswaldtwistle Con. were vis­ itors. Each team had four win­ ners and Oswaldtwistle won the aggregate by one point, 137-136. Salesbury also secured an


aggregate victory over Rishton Con. A, Brockhall suffered their first defeat at the hands of Waddington and Mercer Park Ladies recorded their second win. Victoria Hotel made a draw


and shared the points with Foxhill.


RESULTS


St Mary’s 3; Ribblesdale 8, Whalley 2; Clitheroe CC 9, Salesbury Ladies 1; Clitheroe Castle 4, Oswaldtwistle Con. 6;


Division One: Spring Hill 7,


Salesbury 6, Rishton Con. A 4; Globe 7, Great Harwood A 3. Division Two: Rishton Con.


B 3, Calderstones A 7; Victoria Hotel 5, Foxhill Hotel 5; Mercer Park Ladies 6, Hynd- burn Transport 4; Waddington 7, Brockhall 3; Great Harwood B 3, Metflex 7.


Face-saving forty by Dennett


Barnoldswick 72 for 3, Ribblcsdalc Wand. 71


FOR the first time this season Ribblesdale Wan­ derers failed to achieve three figures when they visited Barnoldswick. In fact it was their lowest, completed score since last August. Nothing went right for them.


Half the side were out for 33 and the only face saving fea­ tures were a stubborn 40 by Dennett and an unfinished 11 by Robert Driver in a steady rearguard action. Professional Dudna took 7 for 24. With such a low target to


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hoping not to have a repeat of last weekend’s disappointing te am p e r fo rm a n c e , and Clitheroe will no doubt be hoping that Baxenden will also be as obliging as they were at Station Road.


W h a l le y , B a x en d en Clitheroe, Great Harwood v Read, Earby v Blackburn Northern, Settle v Cherry Tree, Padiham v Barnoldswick. Division One: Read v Great


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Clitheroe v Darwen, Cherry Tree v Ribblesdale Wanderers, S a le s b u ry v B la c k b u rn Northern.


Ladies * golf


IN an East Lancashire Hand icaj) Shield match Clitheroe Golf Club ladies halved with Great Harwood 3Vfe-3t!!. A fo u r-ball Stable fo rd


Dunhill qualifier resulted in a win for Mrs K. Aspinall and Mrs A. Panter with 41 pts. Mrs I. Moody’s prize for


seniors was won by Mrs K. Aspinall 105-29-76, and the club non-senior prize went to Mrs S. Humphreys 86-18-68. The senior nine-hole competi­


tion was won by Mrs D. Sat terthwaite with 38 net.


100-mark with four wickets standing when play was aban­ doned. Robins scored 25 and Ham 37. Bill Briggs took 3 for 24. Each side took one point. Clitheroe 2nd bowling: J.


had a third-wicket stand of 36 between Tom Wallbank (23) and John Hutchins (18) but then lost five wickets for 15 runs. Wanderers. 2nd: A. Parker


8, K. Proctor 11, T. Wallbank 23, J. Hutchins 18, A. Graham 7, T. Barker 2, T. Braithwaite 1, P. Harrison 2, J. Gladwin n.o. 12, D. Workman n.o. 1, extra 7, Total (8 wkts) 92. Lucas: 119 (G. Braithwaite


E. Barker 17.2-6-35-6; D. Jackson 6-2-22-2; A. Parker 4- 0-21-0; T. Braithwaite 2-0-23-0; D. Workman 5-2-7-2.


47, B. Thresh 4 for 31). Wanderers 2nd bowling: T.


Howden 4-0*34-0; S. Blackburn 7-0-31-1; W. Briggs 6-2-24-3; B. Keating 2.6-0-9-1.


Busy time for fellracers


LOCAL members of Clayton- le-Moors Harriers have had a busy seven days in which they took part in three fell races. Belthorn Gala 10-mile fell


race over Burnmoor gave Shaun Livesey, of Kemple View, Clitheroe, 8th place for a time of 57.22min., Len Farn­ sworth coming 91st in lhr lOmin. The race winner was Alan Spence, Bingley Harriers in 55.34. At Tockholes Gala a race


bowl at, the Wanderers’ attack did not really have much hope of saving the match. However, the bowlers buckled to and they had the first three men back in the pavilion for a total of 11 runs off 71 balls. Martin Greenhalgh and Dudha saw Barnoldswick to victory but the


home side were made to strug­ gle and needed 30 overs to accomplish the task. Ribblcsdalc Wanderers: N.


Duckworth c Pilkington b Pickup 4, D. Cottam b Dudha 4, Dennett c Greenhalgh b Dudha 40, W; Lamb c Wilson b Dudha 1, S. Ainsworth run out 0, I. Johnson b Pickup 0, R. Driver not out 11. A. Hoigate c Greenhalgh b Dudha, R. Birch b Dudha 4, N. Parker b Dudha 0. Extras 7. Total 71. Bowling: Pickup 10-2-25-2,


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Ainsworth b Birch 6, R. Bed­ ford c Duckworth b Dennett 5, B. Grave c and b Birch 0, M. Greenahlgh not out 44, Dudha not out 14. Extras 3. Total 72 for 3. Bowling : Dennett 15-3-34-1,


! young Shaun’s climbing ability when he finished 8th in this


. tance of six miles, yielded 23rd place to/Shaun in 33.10; Len came in 111th in 43.08 and Cameron Choyce 115th in 43.35. Winner was M. Bishop of’ Staffordshire Moorlands Harriers. A* short race of 3M» miles at Saddleworth on Sunday proved


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FIRST AWAY VICTORY


Kawtcnstall 3rd 113 for 8, Whalley 2nd 114 for 6


I Grade A fell race over , moor I and crags in a time of 21.12. | Dave Drackenburgh was 54th in 25.09, Alan Dobson 83rd in 26.43 and Len Farnsworth 93rd, bringing in the Clayton contingent. Tne race was won by Andy Darby of Sale Har­ riers for the second year in 19.42.


A hard weekend is ahead • Sunday. >


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White Hart take over darts cup ■ R


THE Clitheroe. and Dis­ trict Darts League held' their presentation night at the White Hart Hotel, Sabden.


The highlight of the evening was the presen­


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tation of the Division One championship cup to : the captain ; of the w in n in g , White Hart team, Mr J. Wright, by Mrs Vera Machell, wife of the White Hartj land­


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A SINGLES stroke competi­ tion at Clitheroe Golf Club on Sunday was won ■ by Ml Ed­ mondson with a • return of 83- 15-68 after a playoff with T. Owen 83-15-68. Third was D. Velvick with 87-16-71. Best gross P. Marlow 75 after play- ■ off with P. Kane 75.


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to bat, the Whalley attack bowled very steadily and con­ fined Rawtenstall to 113 in their 36 overs. In reply, Mackwood and Cal-


port 8-3-15-1, R. Singleton 7-1- 15-1, A. Burgess 7-0-26-1, M. Fallon sen. 10-2-28-3, G. Hindle 4-0-16-2.


Mackwood 57, A. Caldcrbank 38, D. Wileock 7 no, M. Walker 3 no. Extras 6. Total 114 for 3 in 32.5 overs.


Whalicy: M. Fallon jnr 3, F. .


Rawtenstall: 113 for 8. Whalley bowling: R, Daven­


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AN impressive second wicket stand of 75 between F. Mack- wood (57) and young : Adam Calderbank (38) earned Whal­ ley a convincing first victory in their first away game of the season. 1 After sending Rawtenstall in


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' SOIL AND WASTE SYSTEMS DRAINAGE PIPES AND FITTINGS


■


COPPER TUBE AND FITTINGS


. HAND TOOLS


FULL RANGE OF CEMENT ■ADDITIVES SAND, CEMENT AGGREGATES


PLASTER BOARDS LOFT INSULATION PIPE LAGGING


CYLINDER JACKETS


OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY, 8 a.m. to 12 noon — 1 p.m.— 5:30 p.m; • . SATURDAY. 9 a.m. — 12 noon ,


DUCKWORTH & NINE LTD BMF Local Deliveries ’• - , ; • ■


DERBY ST., CLITHEROE Tel. 22311 ; : Also at BLACKBURN AND BOLTON


Y> Re-wirlng, Repairs etc., LdJ


Industrial, Agricultural, Domes- tic and Electronic Repairs


Tel. Clitheroe 26881 or 24483


For free estimates ■


WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS and KENWOOD REPAIRS


V ~ AI All makes of new and reconditioned---


washers and cleaners


v t . .— ;— ;-------------------------------------------- HOOVER — HOTPOfNT — BURCO — SEflVIS i


: Sales and Workshop 2 FRANKLIN STREET, CLITHEROE - Tel. 22979


GRAINING and COVE MOULDINGS FIXED


IMITATION BEAMS MADE AND FITTED TO YOUR REQUIREMENTS.


Telephone Clitheroe 25595 RAY BLACKBURN


Plumbing, Heating Engineer,


Glazing, etc. Free estimates


Labour only work also u n d e r ta ke n .


Telephone: CLITHEROE 26460


combines modern efficiency with classic ele­ gance. It is designed for a chimney recess, i where it stands away from the wall indepen­ dent of surrounding brickwork. Free standing it heats by convection as well as by radiation. Ideal for existing stone arches often found in Dales cottages. Overcomes smoke problems. Delivery ex-stock. Rayburn Cookers for Solid Fuel, Oil and Gas, Wood burning stoves by Jotul and Ulefos. Spares for Rayburn, Baxi and most stoves.


THE RAYBURN OPEN FIRE


________High Street, Sklpton. Est. 1817. Telephone 5444_____ FRED MANBY & BRO.


Slats, Battens etc., Bundles of Wastewood for collection or delivery


CHATBURN______ CLITHEROE 41875 PENDLE TRADING ESTATE, CYRIL HOOLEY


E X -H O O V E R S E R V IC E E N G IN E E R


57 WOONE LANE


CLITHEROE Telephone 22023


AUTHORISED HOOVER SERVICE


TELEVISION a n d AUDIO REPAIRS


(ESTIMATES FREE) 20in. COLOUR TV’s ................. £ 1 2 0 1 year guarantee or £6.50 per month rental


20in. BLACK AND WHITE.................£ 3 5 6 months guarantee o r £3 a month rent


Nibble HMesferbtce


62 WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE Tel. 27280


REPAIRS, RECONDITIONING AND SERVICE OF


HOOVER


APPLIANCES Specialists on Keymatic


For a Personal Service


R. & P. HARGREAVES JOINERS


for patio doors, windows, double glazing, doors, Formica tops. Also very popular


HARDWOOD FRAMES


RONALD KING SLATER &


PLASTERER WALL & FLOOR TILING


10 BUCCLEUCHAVE CLITHEROE Tel. 22979


NO DEPOSIT TV RENTAL (subject to availability)


BLACK & WHITE SLOT TV —PAY AS YOU VIEW


COLOUR AND


NEW TVs 6 MONTHS DEPOSIT DISCOUNT FOR ANNUAL PAYMENT


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


DEREK LEIGH 4 SHIREBORH AVE„ CUTHEROE. Tel. 24168 AND ALL YOUR TIMBER REQUIREMENTS


CANDLEMAKERS CROFT (off Lowergate) CLITHEROE TEL. 2I6929


ADVERTISER and TIMES ^ TRADES GUIDE


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PLYWOOD AND TIMBER DIY AND TRADE


MASTERB0ARD'Ain. 8x4 £8.50 SHEATHING PLY'/sin. 8x4 £7.50


PLYWOOD DOORS from £10.45


CHIPBOARD 14in. 8x4 £4.40 BL0CKB0ARD %in. 8 x 4 £13.50


TIMBER SCANT 2in.x2in.-12p ft., 4in.x2in.-22p ft. SKIRTING BOARD, P.A.R. available PRICES EXCLUDING VAT WINDOW FRAMES, DOORS, etc., MADE TO YOUR SPECIFICATION


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