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Clitheroe Advmiiser and Times, J^ily 16th, 1981 13


Lawton leads way to 7-wicket win


Clitheroe 142, Whalley 144 for 3,


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No luck for


Whalley 2nd Whallcy 2nd 178 for 9,


Clithcroc 2nd 136 for 9.


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AN excellent game on a good batting wicket resulted in Clitheroe gaining a winning draw off the first ball of the final over, leaving IVhalley un­ lucky to collect only one point after a great fight. The early batting of M,


Fallon, S. Barker and P. I3rad- ley threatened to run Clitheroe out of the game as they put together 100 in the first 20 overs. • Change bowlers Henderson


and Bishop applied the brake but W’alker and Brown saw Whalley to 178 ofi 36 overs. Clitheroe made a poor start


but Sims calmly steered them out of a bad position. llTien he finally left at 51, five wickets


Henderson, well supported by Hall, saw Clitheroe racing to the three points until Hindle came on to buy both wickets. Skipper Bishop came in to see Clitheroe to a winning draw despite the attention of Whal- ley’s close fielders. The final ball of the match produced


were down and Wfiialley back on top. Brave hitting from Alan


probably the best catch o'f the season by C. Bradley at leg slip off Brown, who fully deserved his five wickets. . Whalley 2nd: M. Fallon jun.


'Brown n.o. 15, N. Weaver n.o. 0, e.xtras 6, total (9 wkts) 178. Bowling: J. Hill 11-0-47-3, G.


24, S. Barker 55, p. Bradley 26, J. Chugg 15, C.- Bradley 0, G. Hindle 7, D. Wilcock 12,’ M. Walker 17, A. Burgess 1, B.


Sutcliffe 6-0-29-0, Alan Hender­ son 7-0-43-2, P. C. Bishop 12-2 53-4. Clitheroe 2nd: Andrew Hen­


derson 0, D. C. Musson 4, M. Scott 15, C. Sims 27, S. Rush 2, P. Hall 15, Alan Henderson 44, R. Banks 11, P. C. Bishop n.o. 11, J. Hill 3, extras 4, total (9 wkts) 136. Bowling: B. Browm 14-4-32-5,


N. Weaver 10-0-72-2, G. Hindle 3-0-28-2.


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Devastating spell by Graham


Cherry Tree 3rds 114, Clitheroe 3rds 115 for 3


Tree looked set for a big total but were decimated by a devas­ tating spell of 5 for 18 bv Graham Robinson and were all out for 114. In reply, Clitheroe lost the


CLITHEROE 3rds had a com­ fortable seven-wicket win at Cherry Tree. Asked to bat first, Cherrj'


PROFES S IONAL Steve Lawton was the pacemaker when Whalley, after a slow


start, hurried to a seven-wicket win over


\vas out immediately after hit­ ting the six which took' him pastthehalf-centiiry — 54 off 46 balls indicates how destructive­ ly he tamed the Clitheroe attack.


and made further progress to reach 70 for 3.


and made a slow beginning. They lost Hardcastle to Mar­ shall at 11 to have the benefit of a second-wicket stand of 32 between Fawcett and Bennett


Clitheroe opened the batting


of the meeting on the first clay of last season when Lawton made his Ribles- dale League debut with a knock of 53 and a haul of 8 for 34 to. help Whalley to a seven-wicket win. This time he had 3 for 40 and


Clitheroe at Chatburn Road. It was almost a rejieat


KEITH Fawcett featured in two good partner­ ships but finished on the losing side.


tive effort — a partnership of 55 featuring Fawcett and Coc­ kcroft. They brought a much needed sense of urgency to the task of achieving a vi.able run- rate aiid they departed within a few runs of each'"other. Faw­ cett (57) was at the wicket for a total of 140 minutes, reacliing his 50 in 131 minutes. Aftenvards, wickets had to be sacrificed to gather what-


Then came the most produc­


Read suffer heavy defeat


Barnoldsw ick 231 for 7, Read 63


READ suffered one ever in losing by a Barnoldswick.


of their margin


A rapid half-century


from Richard Bedford, an e.xcellent century from. Martyn Greenhalgh and some fine bowling from Dudha, with 7 for 21, pro­ vided excellent entertain­ ment for the Barnold­ swick supporters. In contrast Read had a day


Barnoldswick in on a hard and fast wicket. Opening the bat­ ting, Bedford nit three bound­ aries in Kawalec’s first over, clearly declaring his intention to attack whenever possible. ' He soon lost Wilson, playing-


in which no individual could claim any degree of success. Read won the toss and put


on to Jones, and was joined by Greenhalgti. With Bedford scoring rapidly (his 50 came up in only' 10 overs) Greenhalgh was able to settle in gradually’. Goodway and Waddington had replacei


a ,lltho lug( ugh for a while they stem-


ray ed the Read openers and


med the flow of runs, it was not until the score had reached 115 that Bedford was out for 69, having su rv iv ed two chances ana enjoyed his share of good fortune. His innings included a six and eleven other boundaries. Greenhalgh was not well es­


heaviest defeats of 171 runs to


b W a d d in g to n 6 9, M. Greenhalgh c Rigby b Jones 105, B. draye c RiAy b Jones 24; Dudha c M. Grainger b Kawalec 13, A. Riley b Kawalec 9, D. Pilkington b Kawalec 3, T. Scothern n.o. ^ extras 8, total (7 wkts) 234. Bowling: Jones 12-1-81-3; R.


Dudha 7, S. Rushton c M. Scothern b Dudha 20, R. Kaw,-Uec c T. Scothern b Dudha O, D. Rigby c Dudha b Pickup 5, G. O’tJonnor c D. Scothern b Pickup 11, M. Grainger ,b Dudha 4, M. Georgeson b Dudha 0, R. Goodway c Scoth­ ern b Pickup 2, Jones c Bed­ ford b Dudha 0, J. Waddington b Dudha 1, P. Grainger n.o. 0, extras 13, total 63. Bowiing; Dudha 9.5-0-21-7; P. Pickup 10-2-29-3.


Kawalec 8-0-55-3; R. Goodway 6-1-33-0; J. Waddington 8-0-3o- 1; D. Rigby 2-0-22-0. Read: N. Marsh c Bedford b


WINDS OF CHANGE


tablished and he dominated the bowling reaching a century in­ cluding four sixes and 10 fours. He was out with the score at 219, of which his share was 105. The innings closed at 2.34 for 7 — a formidable total. Kawalec had the best bowl­


openers for 18 but cruised to victory with N. Thornton 53 n.o., G. Bennett 23 and S. Blackburn 18 n.o. Cherry Tree 3rds: 114 (C.


K. Driver 5, G. Bennett 23, N. Thornton n.o. 53, S. Blackburn n.o. 18, extras 7, total (3 wkts)


Howden 6-2-20-1; N. Thornton 8-1-28-2; S. Blackburn 4-0-22-0; G. Robinson 5.4-0-18-5; D. Whittaker 4-0-16-1.


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■friendly service. Vital catch


just two runs to pass the Buck’s total of 71 with the last pair at the crease. But a catch by Robinson, who had kept wicket impressively through­ out, clinched the win. Top scorer of the Buck bats­


A VITAL catch by wicket­ keeper Brian Robinson off the last ball of* the penultimate over of Calderstones innings sealed a thrilling victory for Buck Inn in a match dominated by the bowlers. With seven balls to go, the ten-man hospital side needed


Caldcrstoncs 70 for 9.


seals win Buck Inn 71,


Eccles 32). Clitheroe 3rds: B. Parker 9,


TOP level appointments by Clithcroe Football Club are designed to "ensure that the Shawbridge organisation will begin the new Lancashire Combination season in good heart. A notable change is the in­


c re a sed lo c a l knowledge among the decision-makers. Training is taking place on


ing figures with 3 for 55, but the pick of the bowlers was probahiy Waddington with 1 for 35 in eight overs. Read’s batting reputation


Wednesdays (7 p.m.) and for the moment there is an open house. A large pool of players is


had obviously worried the Bar­ noldswick skipper when he chose to bat out the full 30 overs rather than risk an ear­ lier declaration. As it happened his fears


ever runs could be gleaned, the last five men adding only 14 ’ and the innings ended in the


36th over. Staniforth had the best haul


for \Vhalley with 5 for 41, but if Whalley were to name a man of the match, wicketkeeper 'Vic Morris would be a strong claim­ ant with a hand in six dismiss­ als — five stumpings and one catch.. Whalley showed their ap­


preciation by insisting that he lead them off the field at the tea interval. Opening the villagers’ reply


tosh at 77. This had brought Lawton and Slinger together and the professional opened up, making it abundantly clear that he was interested only in a win. The runs per over steadily


diminished from around 6.6 an over. When he left, to a catch


Barks and Macintosh took their time with the laying of a solid foundation against some tight bowling. In fact, Whalley’s early progi’ess was similar to Clitiieroe’s — 29 for 0 off 10 overs and 77 for 2 off 20 com­ pared to. 26 for 0 off 10 and 66 for 2 off 20. Banks left at 62 and Macin­


ROUND THE BOWLING GREENS


BECAUSE of the holiday season, teams in the Great Harwood Bowling Leag-ue have played t.wo matches in the past week. Oswa ld tw is t le look


Division Two


firmly entrenched at the top of Division One but a . weakened Harwood team have suffered two re­ verses, the one against St Mary’s being decided on the aggi-egate. Both have a match in hand on their nearest rivals. Salesbury Ladies notched a


surprise win over Salesbury men. A, draw seemed likely but the Ladies gained the extra points on the aggi’egate. Castle and Rishton drew their game, Rishton having five winners but Castle winning the agi-e- gate by two. Two more 9-1 wins have put


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Brockhall............. .......... 1311% Metfle.N............... ......... ; 15 988 Foxhill................ .......... 14 9 85 W’ington............. .......... 14 10 79 C’stones A .......... .......... 14 5 73 Rish. Con. B........ .......... 14 5 56 H’burn Trans...... .......... 15 4’54 C’stones B ........... .......... 14 4 53 Victoria............... .......... 14 4 -19 Gt H wood B........ .......... 14 4 48 M. Park L'ies...... .......... 14 241


Burnley Road well on top ol Division Tivo and Brockhall are firmly in second place. Rishton B narrowly lost to Foxhill, both teams having four winners and the result being decided on the aggregate.


Results — Division One —


behind the wicket the task was almost completed. Only eight runs were needed and Slinger and Foster supplied them. So, an o th e r d e fe a t for


Clitheroe who ought not how­ ever, to take this one too much to heart. They must learn to be more diligent in the gathering of early runs and they need to find a productive opening part­ ner for Fawcett. Clitheroc: K. Fawcett stud


Springhill 7, Clitheroe CC 3; Ribbiesdale 8, Gt Har­ wood A 2; Clitheroe Castle 5, Rishton Con. A 5; Oswaldtwis­ tle Con. 7, Globe 3; Salesbury Ladles 7, Salesbury 3; Whalley 8, St Mary’s 2; Clitlieroe Castle 7. Springhill 3; Clitheroe CC 7. Ribblesdale 3; Globe 10, Sales­ bury Ladies 0; Salesbury 7, \Vhalley 3; St Mary’s (1, Gt Harwood 4.


Morris b Staniforth 57, D. Hardcastle b Marshall 3, B. Bennett b Fost.er 17, J. Boden stpd Morris b Staniforth 9, Cockcroft 26, lawton c Thorn- A. Rigby stu d Morris b Staniforth 6, R. Booth Ibw Lawton 4, M. Blackburn b Lawton 2, T. Bleazard stpd Morris b Staniforth 0, J. Pye n.o. 0, R. Thornton stpd Morris b Staniforth 0, extras 13, total 142. Bowling; T. Marshall 7-2-15-


1, J. Staniforth 9-0-41-5, B. Foster 10-3-33-1, Lawton 9.7-0- 40-3. Whallcy: R. Barks c Bennett


b Blackburn 37, P. Macintosh b Cockroft 26, Lawton c Thorn­ ton b Rigg 54, J. Slinger n.o. 13, B. Foster n.o. 4, extras 10, total (3 wkts) 144. ■ Bowling: Cockcroft 10-2-41-1,


T. Bleazard 7-2-17-0, M. Black­ burn 3-0-23-1, R. Booth 7-0-29- 0, A. Rigby 2.7-0-24-1.


B 1, Burnley Road 9; Wadding­ ton 8, Hyndburn Transport 2; Rishton Con. B 4, Foxhill 6; Calderstones A 10, Mercer Park Ladies 0; Metfiex 8, Vic­ toria Hotel 2; Brockhall 9, Cal­ derstones B 1; Burnley Road 9, Rishton Con. B 1; Gt Harwood B 7, Waddington 3; Calder­ stones A 3, Foxhill Mercer


Division Two: Gt Harwood


Park Ladies 3, Metfiex 7; Hyndburn Transport 7, Calder­ stones B 3; Metfiex 3, Burnley Road 7.


LEAGUE TABLES Division One


Gt Hanvood A. Globe.............. Rish. Con A .... Springhill....... CS-oeCC........ C’roe Cas........ St Mary’s........ Whallev...... . Ribblesdale..... Salesbury....... Sales Ladies....


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Harwood are harder task


Great Harwood 155 for 3, Ribblesdale Wands. 152 for 9


AFTER the previous week’s run-spree at Earby’s expense, Ribblesdale Wanderers were given a much harder task by Great Harwood at Cliffe Park and were unable to avoid defeat despite some heroic individual, efforts.


needed and manager Keith Newton will welcome in­ quiries from local players, not least for the under-18 youth team. .Mr N ew to n will have


were groundless as Read col­ lapsed against the unchanged attack of Dudha and Peter Pickup. Only two batsmen reached double figures and none gave any impression of solidarity. The bowlers, taking advan­


tage of the pace and lift in the wicket, bowled accurately and although Barnoldswick missed two easy chances the fielding was generally good. Bedford, who could do no


wrong, took two fine diving catches in the covers. Read were all out in the 20th over for a meagre 63. Dudha took 7 for 21 and Pickup 3 for 29. Definitely a display Read will


trying to make up for a disap­ pointing start with the loss of two early wickets to some accu­ rate bowling on a good wicket.


They ran into difficulties in


effective, finishing with six wic­ kets for 49 runs.


A. Haworth was particularly


colm Dennett, another local sportsman who really needs no introduction. Malcolm, currently Wanderers' cricket professional has had a disting­ uished service with the Kib- blesdalc Cricket League and is equally well known in foot­ ball circles. He was a very good goalkeeper and counts Waddington among his clubs. C l i th c ro c Reserves will


Stephen Rush as his assistant, Steve having previously man­ aged the reserves, whose new boss will be Peter Carter. Peter has had good local ex­ perience as a piayer and has been Waddington FC secret­ ary.. He is also secretary of Ribblesdale Wanderers CC. His assistant will be Mal­


wish to forget. Barnoldswick will hope this victory gives- them added confidence to main­ tain their challenge for the title


which is becoming a much more open competition than of late. Barnoldswick: K. Wilson b Jones 2, R. Bedford c O’Connor


Ladies’ golf


men was S. Rush, who contri­ buted an invaluable 27. G. Gregson (19) and P. Bishop (10), however, were the only others into double figures. McGuire (4-46) and' Bishop


A LADIES’ invitation competi­ tion at Clitheroe Golf Club was won by Mrs M. Hanson and Mrs S. Greenwood with 95-76- 69.


(3-22) bowled tightly to restrict the Calderstones batsmen, while, the Calderstones' bow­ lers, Brown and Holder, also impressed with five wickets


each. Buck Inn: G. Gregson 19,


W. Bradley 0, P. Hargreaves O. S. Rush 27, B. Robinson 0, P. Bishop 10, G. Scott 0, R. Bishop 0, P. McGuire 2, F. Richards 3, F. Sharj) 2, extras


8, total 71. Bowling: B. Brown 10-1-20-5,


R. Holder 10-0-43-5. Clitheroe: A. Aspin 14, M.


Rosthorn and Mrs J. Burt with 90-19-71.


Mrs I. Moody i - - Second net was Mrs M.


Glynn with 83. Mrs J. Moss 86-17-69 won


campaign in the new East Lancashire Football League. 'Taking the reins of the new


Clitheroe A team in Division Four of the Blackburn Com­ bination is Raymond Gcldard, of Blackburn. He has been prominent in youth football in the Blackburn area and has run a number of success­


be the under-18 side which will play in the Blackburn Youth League on Sundays. Summing up the prospects


ful teams. Clitheroc’s fourth team will


The gross prize was won b y , .connections. Ddy and Mrs S


was Mrs M. Brierley with 36'/4 net._.


Robinson 7, P. Wray 10, P. Lee 1, J. Trotter 0, D. Fitzpat­ rick 9, B. Brown 21, A. Ronan 0, Hutchinson 0, R. Holder 6, extras 2. total 70 for 9. Bowling; P. McGuire 10-0-46- 4, P. Bishop 9-2-22-3.


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one team in the newly-formed East Lancashire League and one in the first division of the Ribble VaUey League. The teams will be managed


Chatburn opt for a draw


THIS loc-al derby was rain-af­ fected with a delayed start and constant drizzle throughout the afternoon. Gisburn batted first on a


very good bowling pitch and soon lost an early wicket, but a third-wicket stand of 30 by G.. Walmsley (15) and M. Duerden (31) steadied the side. Duerden was last man out after going in at the fall of the second wicket. Exceptional bowling by


by John Lawson and Tony Smithson respectively, who will welcome inquiries


tial new members. These ^ e welcome to attend the training


sessions.


' Chatburn made a similar start but steady batting b opener B. , Allen (26) and Dirisdale pushed the score along. When time ran out Chat­ burn were 59 for 8 with N. Dinsdale (12 n.o.) and his brother P. W. Dinsdale (7 n.o.),' holding out for the draw. The match ball was spon­


Thompson brought him figures of 5 for 14 off 14 overs and Gisbum finished with 69 all out.


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sored by Mr C. Hardie of the Brown Cow Hotel, Chatburn — a gesture much appreciated by


the club. \ ,


Mrs E. Hayward’s prize, and the LGU Medal was won by Miss M. Drew 90-18-72 after a card play-off with Mrs K. Tat- tersall 108-30-72. The senior nine holes winner ■


at Shawbridge, chairman Mr Cyril Whiteside says: “Not only will Mr Newton be lead­ ing a new management team but he will also have a new scout in Chris Sims, another sportsman with strong local


p lay e rs when the season opens and I certainly hope that more and more local lads will be looking to improve their skills with Clitheroe FC with a view to making the grade.”


"’There will be several new


ween Billy Lamb and Robert Driver steadied the innings. But the introduction of Balloch, to share the a t ta ck with Haworth, after Ryan had in­ jured a finger and took no further part m the game, led to the loss of further wickets.


A fifth-wicket stand pf 57 bet­


EASY OVER BELVEDERE


Ribblesdale W 2nd, 202 for 6 dec.


Belvedere 89


W it h a haul of 7 for 39, Barker bowled Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nd to an easy vic­ tory over Belvedere in Division Two of the Ribblesdale Cricket League.


rived at the stage where they needed quick runs and chances had to be taken. Three wickets were lost for only 16 runs and fell to Bill Slinger with a


Wanderers had in fact ar­


it —. -- - quick 34 (five fours) to hoist


the total to a worthwhile figure. In the end. Wanderers found that they still had not enough runs to bowl at.


■ they had the chance of at least a point but that faded rapidly as Balloch and W. Haworth got into the swing of things.


game with two of the last 15 overs in hand. Haworth hit eight fours in his unbeaten 58.


They put on 88 and won tne


Ibw Haworth 17, D. Cottam b Haworth 7, Dennett b Ryan 1, W. Lamb b Haworth 32, R. Driver c Balloch b Haworth 31, S. Proctor b 'Haworth 12, 1. Johnson run out 2, A. Holgate c Holgate b Balloch 7, W. Slinger n.o. 34, R. Birch b Haworth 4, T. Braithwaite n.o. 0, extras 5, total (9 wkts) 152. Bowling; (J. Ryan ^1-21-1;


A. Haworth 15-3-49-6; Balloch 13-1-48-1; W. Haworth 3-0-29-0. Gt Harwood: W. Wilkinson


Ibw Slinger 21, P. Allen run out 16, Balloch n.o. 39, T. Birch c Johnson b Dennett 12, W. Haworth n.o. 58, extras 9, total (3 wkts) 155. Bowling; Dennett 10-0-47-1;


W. Slinger 8-2-29-1; I. Johnson 6-0-33-0; R. Birch 2-0-23-0; T. Braithwaite 2-0-14-0.


Philip celebrates return to action


PLAYERS and officials cif the Ribblesdale League will be pleased that Clitheroe wicketkeeper Philip Hall has been able to return to action so quickly after his recent eye injury.


He was hurt in the


match at Padiham on June 20th and an early return had not then appeared likely. However, his medi­ cal advisers gave him the all-clear last week and on Saturday he turned out for Clitheroe 2nd in the junior derby at Whalley. He celebrated by taking five


catches and scoring 15 with the bat in a useful partnership. Philip is also now back at work as production controller for Lamcoat Papers in Clitheroe. Aithough the annual holiday


last league annual meeting when it was agreed to cease the former practise of having free Saturdays.


This follows a decision at the FIXTURES Ribbicsdale League


Baxenden, Clitheroe v Cherry Tree, Whalley v Read, Bar­ noldswick v Blackburn North­ ern, Settle V Earby, Padiham v Great Harwood. Division.One; Read v Belve­


Ribblesdale Wanderers v


dere. , Division Two:’ Rawtenstall v


fortnight begins this weekend the Rihblesdale League will be operating normally with a full programme.


Settle V Clitheroe, Ribblesdale Wanderers v Darwen.


Rib b le sd a le W a n d e r e r s , Clitheroe v Langho, Rolls- Royce V Whalley. Division Three: (Sunday). ’


Wanderers; N. Duckworth


In the early stages of Har­ wood’s reply. Wanderers felt


by a damp wicket that allowed considerable movement of the ball at both ends.


All the bowlers were helped


Wanderers a solid start and with other batsmen coming good, a formidable total of 202 for 6 was amassed, with four wickets in hand.


Parker and Proctor gave


along with the reply and but for a contribution of 34 from Roberts would have been bowled out in almost no time, the innings ending in the 22nd


Belvedere were in trouble all


over. Wanderers 2nd: A. Parker


38, K. Proctor 30, T. Wallbank 18, T. Graham 0, P. Harrison 17, J. Hutchins n.o. 22, P. Bradley 27, P. Pedder n.o. 31, extras 19, total (6 wkts dec). 202. •,


34. J. Downey 5 for 71). Wanderers 2nd bowling: i.


Belvedere: 89 (P. Roberts


Barker 11-2-39-7; D. Jackson 7- 1-21-1; A. Parker 2-0-10-0; P. Pedder 1.3-1-0-2.


High scoring in bottom


IN a Sabden season.


clubs’ clash high-scoring


Cricket League,. the villagers lost the


in the visitors’


to Queen’s Park. first wiin


Rioble Valley It was


game n of at the F. Khan scored 55 of their


ture produced the only drawn match of the day. Gisbiirn were bowled out for 69, Maurice Dearden hitting 31 and Tommy Thompson taking 5 for 14. In reply, Chatburn reached 59 for 8, although they could have claimed the extra five overs. Barry, Allen scored 26.


Burnley GSOB have moved level on points with Marsden at the top of the table, but the Nelson side have three games in hand.


By beating St Francis’, C. C. PARKER


for the Old Boys out of a de­ clared total of 117 for 5 and then took 5 for 10 to help dismiss St Francis’ for 36. David Hirst took j5 for 25 for


the Old Boys. ' Steve Whitaker hit 57 n.o. ,


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Plumbing, Heating Engineer,


Glazing, etc. Free estimates


played Buck Inn had mixed fortunes. They beat Calder­ stones by one run, but lost to the league leaders Catholic A and have slipped to second place. Catholic B lost an excit­ ing game against Flexible Rein­ forcements and have dropped to fifth place.


P W L P '


Cath. A.................. lb 9 118 90 Buck Inn............... 8 6 2 12 75 Police..................... 4-3 I G Chipp..................... 7 4 3 8 C.ith B


Flexible.................. 8 3 5 >i Gisburn.............. -... 7 2 5-1 Cald........................ 8 2 6 4 ICI.'......................... 6 1 5 2


S ! 5 (i Appointment


WADDINGTON FC are in the process of appointing a new secretary. The post has become vacant with the appointment of Peter Carter as manager of Clitheroe FC reserve team. Waddington .are sorry to see


him go and wish him well. Peter has served the club for about 11 years as a player and an official and is a former team captain. Waddington are, of course,


in Ciitheroc Market


Labour only work also undertaken


Telephone: CLITHEROE 26460


CLUB HAMMER 2kg.........................El .60 1 Vz TON HYDRAULIC JACK............ E4.99 15 PIECE SOCKET SET........ ........... E4.99 HAND DRILL 5/16 BIT.......................E4.25 REBATE PLANE Vain....... ................. £2.99 HAND SAW 22in.......


SUPER SAVERS


. BLACK & DECKER GD56 2-SPEED JIGSAW


R.R.P. £48.00 - Our Price E29.9S ..................E2.25,


HACKSAW AND BLADES........ ........ £1.20' 6in. ADJUSTABLE WRENCH...........£1.10 ABOVE PRICES EXCLUDE VAT


GD3098 2 SPEED 13mm DRILL


R.R.P. E62.00 OUR PRICE C36.99


See our large selection of TOOLS AT RETAIL PRICES LESS 20% DISCOUNT.


WEEKDAYS 7-30 — 5-30


ERIC DUGDALE (MERCHANTS) LTD PENDLE TRADING ESTATE CHATBURN, CLITHEROE 41597


SATURDAY 7-30 — 12-30


__^ . FRED MANBY & BRO. High Street, Skipton. Est. 1817. Telephone 5444


NOEtKlNGANDCO. for all


ASHING MACHINE REPAIRS and KENWOOD REPAIRS


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All makes of new and reconditioned— ... washers and cleaners


,------------------------------------------------------------------ I "HOOVER — HOTPOINT — BURCO — SEBVIS |


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


NO DEPOSIT TV RENTAL (subject to availability)


COLOUR AND


BLACK a WHITE SLOT TV — PA YAS YOU VIEW


NEW TV's 6 MONTHS DEPOSIT DISCOUNT FOR ANNUAL PAYMENT


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


DEREK LEIGH 4 SHIREBURH AVE,, CLITHEROE. Tel. 24166


TIMBERMATIC PRODUCTS LTD FENCING°PANELS


Waney, Interwoven or Feather Edge FENCING POSTS, CHESTNUT PALING, CONCRETE


BASE PANELS, PAVING FLAGS, ETC. ALSO FROM OUR NEW SAWMILL


Yorkshire Boarding for your Farm Buildings DIY FENCING MATERIALS


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


CHATBURN______ CLITHEROE 41875 PENDLE TRADING ESTATE,


TELEVISION AND 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 oT£3 a month rent


i^ ib b le ®clc£(erbicE 62 WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE Tel. 27280


mm Re-wiring, Repairs etc.;


Industrial, Agricultural, Pomes tic and Electronic Repairs'


For free estimates


Tel. Clitheroe 26881'or 24483


PAINTING Tel. Clitheroe


WRITINGand SIGN 240S6____


MOVING HOUSE?


CARPET FITTING &


REFITTING SERVICE Established 18 years


Tel. Blackburn 40363 evenings


(or ansaphone Darwen 72206 24 hours daily)


Also carpet suppliers


T. Fielding & Sons


(Contractor) Ltd Fernside Barn,


Fernside, Twisfon


For DOORS, WINDOWS, PORCHES and all other


types of joinery Prompt attention


Phone Gisburn 345 day, Clitheroe 24734 evenings.


SLIGHT SECOND DRAINAGE PIPES EX OUR YARD AT CHATBURN


4ih. 4ft.


6in. 4ft. 6in. 9in. 4ft. 9in 12in. 4ft. 9ln.


90p each plus VAT £1.75 each plus VAT £4.75 each plus VAT £6.80 each plus VAT


DELIVERIES ARRANGED — KEEN RATES GAS APPLIANCES


SUPPLIED, FITTED and SERVICED


the current holders of the (jraven Cup and the trojihy is presently on display in the Skipton Building Society window ’ Place.


Home Cup-tie


■ friendlies have been arranged: .arainst Prescot BI of the Ch( shire League at Shawbridge on August 1st (3 p.m.); Colne Legion of the West Lancashire League, at home on August 4th (7 p.m.) and also Radcliffe Borough, of the Cheshire League at Shawbridge on Aumst 8th (3 p.m.). (jlitheroe will open their


CLITHEROE FC have been drawn at home to Netherfield in the jireliniinary round of the FA Cup on September 5th and the winners will aftenvards have a home tie with Leyland Motors. A number of -pre-season


CENTRAL HEATING ESTIMATES FREE


CONTACT


S. PASSMORE CORGI REGISTERED


CLITHEROE 2 6 2 3 8


RONALD K IN G


PLASTERER SLATER & WaI l & FLOOR TILING


season friendly at home to Burton-in-Lonsdale, of the North Lancashire League on August 15th.


Lancashire Combination prog ramme with a visit to Whit worth Valley on August 15th (3 p.m.). The Reserves have a pre­


10 BUCCLEUCH AVE. CLITHEROE Tel. 22979


PENDLE TRADING ESTATE CHATBURN


ERIC DUGDALE (Merchants) LTD CLITHEROE 41597


WE CAN SUPPLY ALL YOUR BUILDING AND


PLUMBING REQUIREMENTS TRADE AND DIY CLITHEROE HOLIDAYS


WE REGRET WE WILL BE CLOSED THE FIRST HOLIDAY WEEK


CLOSING 5-30 p.m., JULY 17th. RE-OPEN 8 a.m., JULY 27th


DUCKWORTH & MINE LTD BM F DERBY ST., CLITHEROE Tel. 22311


L Local Deliveries Also at BLACKBURN AND BOLTON PLYWOOD: CHIPBOARD AT BARGAIN PRICES, while STOCKS la s t


WBBISH PROBLEMS TC US


LEAVE ALL YOUR SKIP


CONTAINER SERVICE


ERICDUGDALE (MERCHANTS) LTD


PENDLE TRADING ESTATE, CHATBURN


Tel. Clllheroo 41597


7ft. X 4ft. PLYWOOD......................................£1.99 per sheet 8ft. X 4ft. PLYWOOD......................................£2.99 per sheet 10ft. X 4ft. PLYWOOD........................ ...........£3.99 per sheet 8ft. X 4ft. X V2in. CHIPBOARD........................ £3.50 per sheet 8ft. X 4ft. x3/4in. CHIPBOARD


12ft. X 6ft. CHIPBOARD Seconds................£5.95 per sheet Prices exclude VAT


FROM ERIC DUGDALE (Merchants) LTD


PENDLE TRADING ESTATE, CHATBURN Tel. Clitheroe 41597


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