|puts icket


l e Ribblesdale League Icricket — far from it.


Ribblesdale League


Itxenden v Ribblesdale Iderers, Cherry Tree v lieroe, Read v Whalley, Ikbum Northern v Bamold- , Earby v Settle, Gt Har-


| l v Padinam. lvision One:- Belvedere v


[vision Three (Sunday): leroe v Settle, Darwen v llesdale Wanderers.


[vision Two: Ribblesdale Iderers v Rawtenstall, leroe v Langho, Whalley v -Royce.


Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, April 30th, 1981 19


Gap in playing levels plain to see


Shircburn Gentlemen 40.' Clithcroc 1st XV 16,


\BANDONED freak weekend weather


|League programme and all take one point. This


fid the complete abandon- ; of the Kibble Valley Cric-


|:end’s games are: Saturday I 'hatburn v St Francis, lay — Sabden v Chatbum, liley GSOB v Marsden, fn's Park v Burnley BC.


Wanderers )pen well


lilackburn N 114 for 7 libblcsdale \V 158 for 9


■BLESDALE Wanderers led their campaign on lay in Division Three of the lesdale Cricket League la winning draw at North- 1 expense. ' j stand of 56 by A. Parker gave them a start but wickets then | five going down for 27


.team comfortably beat the Clitheroe XV. The Shircburn team consists of first team' ■players from all the local clubs. The scores were level at


half time 16 all. It would be cruel and unkind to say that


THE gap b e tw e en ' Clitheroe and their Lan­ cashire rivals was em-' phasised at Littlemoor on Sunday. The Shireburn Gentlemen


throughout the first half, the Clithcroc points coming from an excellent try by Stephen Grcatorex and another try by-


Hectic spell of football ahead


CLITHEROE tonight begin a hectic end-of-season spell of five games in 12 days still determined to grab the top six final spot which at one stage of the term seemed an impossible dream.


However, Gladwin had a of 45 and a similar in- by Rostron for Northern Id the visitors of a clear


J Tomlinson n.o. 12, J. Kay Kl. Extras 4, total (9 wekts)


|nderers 3rd: A. Parker , Parker 17, M. Proctor Proctor 1, D. Workman . Britcliffe 4, J. Gladwin J Threlfall 5, D. Hartshorn


Irthern 3rd: 114 for 7 (A. Ion 46). Inderers bowling: J. Glad- 1*0-28-1; D. Workman 11-4- 1 A. Parker 9-1-22-2; A. Inson 4-0-28-1; K. Proctor | l .


RIBBLE VALLEY OOTBALL


jleted their games and lead e point.


y to a close the battle ien Royal Oak and Chat- for the Division One title unresolved. Oak have


ie Ribble Valley Football programme draws


atburn must win their last , against Read United, to me champions; a draw 1 mean a play-off with whom they meet in the


|een Sabden and Ribches- ross Keys. ;est league results: Divi- One — Whalley AC 3,


It Green 2; Victoria 0, Utd 2; Ribchester CK 5, Bradford 3; Trinity 5,


|for<


bn CPV 3, Whalley Res 1; Bradford Res 6, Trinity 1; Transport Res 4, Ington Res 3; Station Hotel tnoli


ision Three — Lord “c SC 2. Successful


J first two galas Clitheroe |ins enjoyed further suc- in the third and fourth


Wolphins llR their splendid showing


| Lancs age group'eompet- at Preston and Fleet-


lion. He came second in 1)0 yds freestyle and at Ivood w’as second in the Individual medley. I i e r sw im m e rs who led places in the finals 1 200m individual medley, , l l , Victoria Rawcliffe 5th;


J-,en Nicholas won the 13 Iboys’ 100 yds butterfly in p. 10.9 secs and was broe’s only age-group


]*w Neild 7th; 100 yds Itroke, boys 11, Peter loth. Iheroe’s results give them |sentation in the North team for the Northern


|10, Nicholas Glover 4th. butterfly, boys 14,


lies swimming festival at loool from May 26th to (Their swimmers will be l*n Nicholas, Victoria liffe and Michelle Rowley.


idies’ darts


IHEROE. Ladies’ Town J team have won four of leven games and collected Ints which gives them a Ible position in the Lanca- l)arts League. ISunday they beat Great liod 4-3. Winners were


)ing 4; Royal Oak 4, leton 2; Whalley AC 4, ing 2; Chatbum 4, West


-finals of the Aitken 1. The other semi-final is


sults over the last few weeks have seen Keith Newton’s men bravely drag themselves up from the lower reaches of the Lancashire Combination table to within touching distance of the championship contenders. Last Thursday’s Bridge


But a string of creditable re­


Shield semi-final defeat by champions-elect Wren Rovers ended any lingering hopes the Shawbridge side had of having some material reward to show


for their determined flourish in this latter part of the season.


pick up another handy point from Saturday’s first-ever visit to Caernarfon Town, defending bravely in the face of some at times heavy pressure from the Welsh front line. Clitheroe, faced with one of


But they recovered well to Nigel Whiteside


their longest ever away trips in a long history of Combination football, suffered an early blow when winger John Taylor, who has impressed so’ much in his recent outings in the first team, missed the team coach, leaving the side with only 12 players. Reserve team manager Steve


Rush, in charge of the side in the absence of both player- manager Keith Newton and trainer Ian McRae, named him­ self as second substitute and organised the side into a 4-4-2 formation, with the emphasis clearly on defence. Ana with Denis Underwood


B ra i thw a i te , Mooney, S. Whiteside, Ashcroft, Ash­ worth, John Taylor, Jim Taylor and Newton. Players are asked to meet at


Mark Harrison, John Meadows. Back: Staari Read, Roger,Meadows, Steve Mercer.


The Siematic Rally Team. Front: Left,to right,


Shawbridge at 5-45 p.m., to­ n ig h t and a t 2 p.m. on Saturday. Next Tuesday! they travel to


m e e t low ly B la c k p o o l Mechanics, with Chadderton the destination a week tonight, and they wind up their cam­ paign on Monday, May 11th, with a visit to Daisy Hill. All three matches kick off at 7 p.m.


in sparkling form, Clitheroe managed to keep the Welsh dragons at bay, with a second half n e a r miss by Nigel Whiteside — playing in mid- field rather than nis usual right-back berth — their only real chance of the entire game. Tonight, the Shawbridge side.


will be out to avenge a 1-0 home defeat earlier this month when they travel to meet- local rivals Colne Dynamos (k.o. 6-45 p.m.), and on Satur­ day, Chadaerton are the oppo­ nents for Clitheroe’s final home match of the season (3 p.m.). The 15-man squad for both


games is: Underwood, Wilcox, Richards, Bretherton, Eyles, N. Whiteside, Gillibrand,


STAR OF HIS LAST


GAME C. Roberts XV 0, Headingly XV 8


FOUNDER Member and vice-president of Clitheroe Rugby Union FC, Chris Roberts duly bowed out of rugby with his custom­ ary excellent efforts at scrum half. Although his side was beaten


Wren R ................. 32 22 Colne D................. 29 18


LANCASHIRE COMBINATION (Up to and including Saturday, April 25th) P W D L P


Rally team crashes out of Irish event


THE Siematic rally team — which includes four men from 'the Ribble Valley — returned from the gruelling 1,500 mile “Circuit of Ireland” inter­ national event unlucky not to have finished in the first ten.


• BacupB................. 28 810 10 26 Ashton A............... 30- 7 5 18 19 B’poolM................ 28 4 10 14 18 Nelson..................31 7 3 22 17 M’cerP.................. 27 1 5 21 7


.* — Padiham two points deducted


A-team beats


the blizzard Dukinfield 0


Clithcroe A 10


CLITHEROE A easily beat Dukinfield in blizzard conditions which pre­ vented open rugby, to be


developed. Clitheroe scored two tries in


— due mainly to lack of cohe­ sion among the forwards — his personal performance lacked nothing. He passed with his custom­


the second period. The. first, from second row forward Joey Holden, was converted by Martin Emmott. Mick Fox added the second in the final minutes; good mauling by the pack led to his streaking away to score.


ary pin-point accuracy and pro­ duced some brilliant kicking under pressure, finding touch with ease. He chased every­ thing, setting a spirited exam­ ple — which others failed to


emulate. Headingly dictated the first


half play and scored two tries with wind advantage; but Clitheroe were unable to pro­ duce any cohesive play, in the second period, despite the ef­ forts of Jones and Dinsdale. Gordon was threatening at full back and Coates kicked excel­ lently from his own 25. Roberts was the real star


and in the closing 10 minutes he drove his team to the limit in the search for the elusive points which would have


disallowed for a forward pass. That was Clitheroe’s only reward in a scrappy game but the memory of Roberts in action at scrum half will long remain. He will be greatly


brought victory. Ashley Parkinson had a try


missed. C. Roberts XV: A. Gordon,


|r e t Peters 2-1, Beverley le r 2-0, Irene Willacy 2-1 • l.inda Briggs 2-1. The J players were Maureen Ington, Joan Hamer and Krown.


R. Lund, D. Fielding, S. Greatorex, A. Corless, J. C o a te s . C. R o b e r ts , R. Haworth, P. Dinsdale, A. Wrigley, J. Duxbury, M. Dux- burv, D. Jones, A. Parkinson, R. Gregory.


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Division One results are: Post Office A 5, Standen A 5; Sta­ tion A 8, Standen A 2. The two remaining matches — Dog and Partridge A v Chatbum and Standen B v Chatburn — must be played as soon as possible. Dog and Partridge' B have


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BOWLERS TAKE THE GREEN


THE Great Harwood Bowling League has re­ sumed its activites with two divisions of 12 teams each. In th e opening games


Clitheroe Castle notched the biggest Division One win by beating Globe 9-1. The reigning champions, Springhill, had to struggle against Ribblesdale each having four winners but Springhill taking the aggregate to win 6-4. Springhill crashed to a 10-0


ninth place overall when their Talbot Sunbeam Lotus left the road with just eight of the rally’s 61 stages remaining. It was one of four vehicles to


leave the road at Rossberg, where hedges and trees hid the fact that the narrow, rough tarmac road veered to the right over the brow of a hill. The car dropped some eight


feet and rolled four times before coming to rest in a field and, although not a write-off, the car was undriveable and, only after extensive emergency repair work did the lads manage to make their way back to Belfast. There, they decided to make


night last Tuesday. John and Mark’s suppqrt


all Clitheroc’s points were due to the fact, that they were playing with the advantage of a strong wind. In fact their effort was 100%. The sco rin g f lu c tu a ted


J o h n C o a te s a f t e r th e Shireburn scrum half had fumbled at the base of the scrum.


lead through a Robin Lund try just before half time when the full back couldn't * cope with a high ball.


Clithcroe actually took the


long. The powerful Shireburn team won the majority of ball from scrums and lineouts and they took full command after the interval scoring five tries in the second half.


Alas! It was not to be for


The back row for Ciithcroc of Abel, Fox and Gregory


fought hard in the loose. Stephen Greatorex had a fine


game in the centre but the gap in playing levels between the two teams proved the de­


cisive factor. The defeat for Clithcroc was no disgrace — their opposition was ' very good indeed including as it did ex-England 2nd row


Richard Birtwistle. Clitheroe XV: A. Gordon,


R. Lund, S. Grcatorex, S. Grcatorcx jun., G. Torbctt, M. Emmett, J. Coates, R. H aw o r th , J . B o l to n , J. Mercer, N. Ridchalgh, J. Holden, R. Abel, M. Fox, R. Gregory.


Another round of Haig for Read


Read 222 for 7, Egcrton 93.


THE first century of the season for Read was scored by Nick Marsh in Sunday’s match against Bolton League side Egerton in the first round of the Haig National Club knockout competition.


comfortable victory goes to March who has returned after a year or two in the Midlands. He scored a splendid 105,


Greatest credit for Read's


batting through the innings and ably supported by Richard Kawalec (51) and David Rigby (37). , Despite a minor collapse in


the final overs, the total proved to be too formidable for the visitors. Egerton bowled and fielded


adequately in the bitter wind but they were unable to match Read in batting strength. Six bowlers were used by


GOOD START IN NEW LEAGUE


Clithcroc 3rd 113 for 6, Cherry Tree 3rd 112 for 8.


HAVING entered a team in the third division of the Rib­ blesdale Cricket League, Clitheroe made an encouraging start to their programme with


Read skipper Malcolm Grainger and all bowled well, Richard Good way being the most suc­ cessful with 3 for 15. Read also fielded well, despite the cold, and their win ensures another home fixture against Bolton League opposition. Read: N. Marsh n.o. 105, S.


Rushton c Tebay b Fairc- lough7, R. Kawalec stp Booth b Isherwood 51, D. Rigby c Hornby b Taylor 37, D. Hindle c Tebay b Taylor 0, M. George- son run out 0, M. Grainger c Moss b ’Tebay 7, R. Goodway stp Booth b Tebay 5, P. Hanson n.o. 1, extras 9 (Total 7 wkts) 222. Egerton: 93. Read bowling: P. Hanson 6-


1-13-0; R. Kawalec 6-2-9-1; R. Goodway 8-2-15-3; D. Hindle 8- 0-38-2; D. Pollard 1-0-9-2; D. Rigby 1-0-6-2.


Calderstones win two


their way home rather than wait behind for the presenta­ tion ceremony and arrived back in Clitheroe shortly before mid-


crew consisted of’ Roger Meadows (26), of Bank House, Chatburn, who acts as service crew co-ordinator, Stewart Read (20), of Pimlico Road, Clitheroe, a mechanic with Wellgate Motors, who acts as vehicle preparation co-ordinator and Steven Mercer (20), who" lives at Henthorn Road post office, works in Padiham and assists in vehicle preparation.


defeat at the hands of Clitheroe CC and newly-promoted St Mary’s had a 9-1 win' over Whalley. In a local derby at Salesbury the men defeated the ladies 9-1. In Division Two, newcomers


Team s e c re ta ry Roger Meadows said they were very disappointed with the outcome of tneir effort to gain a credit­ able final place., in the prestigi­ ous rally. “It was especially disappoint­


CALDERSTONES have made an excellent start to their first season in the Clitheroe and District Cricket League by win­ ning both their matches in the opening week.. Catholic Social Centre


a four-wicket victory over Cherry Tree 3rd, on Sunday. It was a good game despite


the bitterly cola wind that made the conditions seem wintry and Clitheroe produced an excellent all-round team per­


formance. Cherry Tree 3rd: T. Chal-


■ 15-1; K. Barnes 18-3-37-3; B. Keating 11-1-38-3.


18, M. Scott 33, S. Blackburn 3, R. Thornton 1, S. Rush 20, J. Coulter 1, W. Briggs n.o. 24, G. Robinson n.o. 3, extras 10; total (6 wkts) 113.


Clithcroc 3rd: D. Hardcastle


A. Thompson 11-2-17-2; P.- Houndslow 3-0-15-0; J. Gregson 6-1-15-2; D. Hubberstey 5-0-17- 1.


Bowling: R. Morley 9-3-39-1; No problem


for Buck Buck Inn 100 for 1 Catholic B 99 for 3


A made a good start by beating ICI in a game which produced a record bowling performance by K. Thompson who took 8 for 3, his figures being G.3-4-3-8. He has also taken 4 foi­


}


, coppers from winning by five wickets. The Catholic B team have also been beaten by Buck Inn.


ing because we were just eight stages from the finish and our only real aim was to complete the rally,” he said. “Just to cross the finishing


' B la c k b u rn , A c c r in g to n , Darwen and Great Harwood have been completed: Black-


Burnley Road recorded a 10-0 win over Waddington, possible a sign of things to come as they also beat Great Harwood B by the same margin. Rishton Cons B recorded their second succes­ sive win with a 7-3 defeat over Foxhill Hotel, as did Brockhall and Metflex who • had opened with a 10-0 defeat of Calder- stones B. .Arrangements for an inter­ league competition between


burnv Great Harwood (June21st), Accrington v Darwen (June 28th), Great Harwood v Ac­ crington (July 5th at Calder- stones), Darwen v Blackburn (July 5th) all start 2 p.m. Teams will consist of 12 players and the re su l t ’.'decided on aggregate. The final will take place at


the Alexandra Hotel, Black­ burn, on Sunday, August 9th at 6 p.m., the competition being sponsored by the licensee Mr Peter Walker. RESULTS


0 41 19 1 37 23 3 33 27 1 33 27 2 31 29 5 18 42 5 17 43


First round results in the Harrison and Kerr two-a-side


competition are: . S. Thompson and M. Horsfall beat P. Jackson and T. Hall 3- 1; A. Hutchinson and S. Jack- son beat D. Parker and K. Bates 3-0; D. Tudisco and D. Coulston beat D. Eastwood and G Roberts 3-2; E. Hardcastle ' and K. Eccles beat C. Pickies and G. Parker. 3-1; F. Telese and P. Hutchinson beat P. J. , Hatch and J. Rodgers 3-0. Second round; D. Tudisco


and D. Coulston beat T, Wilson and T. Thompson 3-0; S. Thompson and M. Horsfall beat S. Jackson and J. Taylor 3-2; Cl Hargreaves and G. Hind beat F." Telese and P. Hutchin­


son 3-2.


6, Ribblesdale 132-4: Clitheroe CC 154-7, Rishton Cons. A 122- 3; Oswaldtwistle Cons 157-8, Salesbury 119-2; Salesbury Ladies 130-5, St Mary’s 135-5; Whalley 159-8, Gt Harwood A 121-2; Clitheroe Castle 152-9, Globe 85-1. , Division Two: Burnley Road


Division One: Springhill 153- Police halt


line would have been beyond our wildest dreams, but the fact that less than 40 ears out of 142 starters completed the race speaks volumes for the type and nature of the rally.” Mr Meadows said the team


Centre Police 35 for 5 Catholic A 34


was scheduled to compete in the Welsh International event next month, but the damage done to the car would mean that they will now have to withdraw. But they are hopeful that the


CATHOLIC Social Centre A who were unbeaten last season in the Clitheroe and D is tr ic t Cricket 1 League suffered defeat at the hands of the Police in their second game. The match which was


vehicle will be back in action for the Manx Stages National Rally two weeks later. - The team will be sponsored


played on a wild and windy afternoon produced a typically early , season low-scoring game. The visitors mustered


by West German kitchen design firm ’ Siematic in that event as well as the Scottish International in June and the Manx Trophy • Race. in Sep­ tember.


Golfers defy the


weather


JO, Calderstones. B 66-0; Broe- khall 156-8, Hyndbum Trans­ port 111-2. Division One: Clitheroe CC


168-10, Waddington 76-0; -Gt Harwood B 120-1, Foxhill Hotel 161-9; Rishton Cons B 135-7, Mercer Park Ladies 128- 3; Calderstones A 157-9, Vic- • toria Hotel 102-1; Metflex 168-


168-10, Springhill 108-0; Gt Harwood A 157-9, Ribblesdale 117-1; Rishton Cons A 131-7, Clitheroe Castle 129-3; Globe 124-3, Oswaldtwistle Con 154-7; Salesbury 165-9, Salesbury Ladies 93-1; St Mary’s 9, Whal­ ley 1.


Hyndburn Transport 124-3, Waddington. 145-7; Foxhill Hotel 120-3, Rishton Cons B


Division Two: Burnley Road ' 168-10, Gt Harwood B 79-0;


• ,


144-7; Victoria Hotel 106-3, Metflex 143-7; Calderstones B - 102-2, Brockhall 152-8. Mercer Park Ladies v Calderstones A (postponed).


CLITHEROE Golf Club, members competed on Sunday in an 18-hole sing­ les-stroke qualifier for the ELGA handicap trophy; In very cold and windy conditions the winner was J. D. Robbins 89-18-71, second was J. B. Hartley 90-16-74, third E. J. Had- field 84-9-75 after a play-: off with ■ fourth-placed J. Walker 87-12-75. Winner of the D. G.


Joss Trophy for best g ro s s score was K. Thompson 82, after a play-off with G. T. Har­ rison.


Darts finals


THE Clitheroe and District Darts League will complete two of its competitions next week. The doubles final will be held at the Station Hotel on


Tuesday and the singles final at the King’s Arms, Bawdlands, on Wednesday. • The trebles final was piayeu at the White Horse’Hotel last night.


only 34 runs due to some excellent medium pace bowling by Tony Bolton (6 for 11) and Dave Reddin (4 for 21). After a shaky start, jn


which they lost their first two wickets without a run being scored, the Police got home with five wick­ ets in hand. They lost two wickets at 15 and the fifth ' at 19. Paul'Robinson with. 18 was top scorer of the match. Catholic SC A: P. Simmons


b Bolton 2, B. Bithell b Bolton 6, W. Altham b Bolton 5, A.


O’Neill c Robinson b Bolton 0, A. Rigby b Reddin 5, H. Kenyon c Booth b Reddin 9, K. Thompson b Bolton 0; M. Barker b Reddin 3, P. Wilson n.o. 2, G. Child c Parker b Bolton 0, J . Blackledge c Parker b Reddin 0, extras 2, total 34. Bowling: A. Bolton 14-8-11-6;'


Thompson 1, M. Swales b Thompson 0, J. Burke c O’Neill b Thompson 0, -P. Robinson b Rigby 18, M. Small lbw Thompson 0, D. Reddin n.o. 8, A. Bolton n.o. 8, extras 0, total (5 wkts) 35. Bowling: A. Rigby 8.5-4-30-1;


D. Reddin 13.2-5-21-4. P o lic e : B. P a rk e r lbw


K. Thompson 8-2-15-4. End o f season


. CLITHEROE Rugby Union Club will conclude their season on Saturday ', .with the Presi-


. dent's match which will involve two teams chbsen from club players. The game will be played at Littlemoor, kick-off 3 p. m.


ls against the Police but this did not prevent the


THE Catholic Social Centre’s 99 for three off the allotted 15 overs looked a difficult target in this Clitheroe and District Cricket League match, but it did not pose any problems for Buck Inn.


second-wicket stand of 70 by Geldard and R. Hargreaves, while in reply Buck Inn romped home for the loss of one wicket after an opening stand of 34. P. Hargreaves scored 60 not out and Buck won in their 13th over.


The vis ito rs enjoyed a


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The high-scoring game was


Gregson 45, P. Jackson b Sharp 1, R. Hargreaves c Har­ greaves b Sharp 34, H. Leach n.o. 7, L. Blackledge n.o. 3, extras 9, total (3 wkts) 99. Bowling: F. Sharp 8-1-54-2;


Catholic B: P. Geldard b


G. Gregson 7-0-36-1. Buck Inn: VV. Bradley b


1 1 , total (1 wkt) 100. Bowling: J. Hosty 5-0-40-1;


Hosty 20, P. Hargreaves n.o. 60, G. Gregson n.o. 19, extras


G. Bamber 4-0-35-0; H. Leach 2-0-19-0; R. Hargreaves 1.4-0- 5-0.


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liner 4, N. Bramwell 4, A. Rob'inson 6, C. Smith 36, C. Eccles 2, D. Hubberstey 8, J. Gregson 2, R. Morley n.o. 17, A. Thompson 8, D. Steven n.o. 3, extras 22; total (8 wkts) 112. Bowling: D. Hardcastle 7-2-


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ADVERTISER ond TIMES TRADES GUIDE


CYRIL


EX-HOOVER SERVICE ENGINEER


HOOLEY


57 WOONE LANE CLITHEROE Telephone 22023


REPAIRS, RECONDITIONING AND SERVICE OF


HOOVER


APPLIANCES Specialists on Keymatic


PLUMBING at competitive prices


CENTRAL HEATING


C. N. FORT


18 KENILWORTH DRIVE CLITHEROE


Phone Clitheroe 25680 for tree estimate


J. A. W HITESIDE ELECTRICAL


ENGINEER and CONTRACTOR


For guaranteed Electrical


. Work, Re-wiring, Repairs etc., Industrial, Domestic and Agricultural


For prompt service Tel.


W H A L L E Y 3 0 1 2


T. Fielding &Sons


(Contractor) Ltd Fernslde Barn,


Fernside, Twlston


For DOORS, WINDOWS, PORCHES and all other


. types of joinery Prompt attention


Phone Glsburn 345 day, Clitheroe 24734 evenings.


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> H I GANITE THERMAL BLOCKS | SLAfE BATTENS RONMONGERY FELT PLASTER BOARDS] SCR[EN BLOCKS GARDEN EDGES |


1 ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS - INCLUDING \ DRAINAGE


ERIC DUGDALE (Merchants) LTD COPINGS >1 DAMP COURSE ; LAND TILES STONE


' BRICKS


BLOCKS SLA1ES


RAINWATER GUTTERS


at PENDLE TRADING ESTATE OPEN WEEKDAYS: 7-30 — 5-30 p.m SATURDAY: 7-30 — 12-30 p.m.


PLASTER | WALLING STONE LINTELS CEMENT ASBESTOS [ FLAGS CLITHEROE 41597


CHATBURN


FO R JO B S A RO U N D TH E H O U S E OR IN TH E G A R D EN - M A K E IT E A S Y


ARTEXING


Your Local Experts BOLTONS


DECORATIONS LTD


55 WELLHOUSE ROAD, BARNOLDSWICK


Tel. 812207 or 815521


ELECTRIC MIXERS...... £4 POWER SAW...............£6 EXT. LADDER... ..........£3 PACE BREAKER AND


SPECIAL WEEK-END RATES — FRIDAY p.m. — MONDAY a.m.


HIRE I - HIRE


TOWER SCAFFOLD........ £7 TOOLS .................. £12 PRICES EXCLUDE VAT


E. & D. (P L A N T H IR E ) * PENDLE TRADING ESTATE, CHATBURN > : /


Large stock of small plant tools at competitive rates 1 | T b


Tel. CHtheroe4$59!


PLYWOOD AND TIMBER ■ ■


D IY A N D T R A D E .


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MASTERB0ARDy4in. 8x4 £8.50 ’ SHEATHING PLY Vain. 8x4


PLYWOOD DOORS from £10.45 »


TIMBER SCANT 2in. x 2in. - 12p ft., 4ln. x 2in. - 22p ft. PRICES EXCLUDING VAT


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CHIPBOARD Vain. 8 x 4 £4.40 BLOCKBOARD%in.8x4 £13.50


SKIRTING BOARD, P.A.R. available WINDOW FRAMES, DOORS, etc., MADE TO YOUR SPECIFICATION


ERIC DUGDALE (Merchants) LTD P E N D L E T R A D I N G E S T A T E


C H A T B U R N C L I T H E R O E 4 1 5 9 7


WE CAN SUPPLY ALL YOUR BUILDING AND PLUMBING REQUIREMENTS TRADE AND DIY


MARSHAUTE STONE BRICKS, BLOCKS


CONCRETE LINTELS HEADS AND SILLS STEEL LINTELS -


SCREEN WALLING CONCRETE FLAGS GARDEN EDGINGS


WALL AND FLOOR TILES


SLATE BATTENS FELT


SYSTEMS - SOIL. WASTE, DRAINAGE PIPES AND FITTINGS


COPPER TUBE AND FITTINGS


OSMA RAINWATER


CHIMNEY POTS GAS VENTS


FULL RANGE OF CEMENT ADDITIVES


HAND TOOLS


PLASTER BOARDS LOFT INSULATION PIPE LAGGING


CYLINDER JACKETS


OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY, 8 a.m. lo 12 noon — 1 p.m.— 5-30p.m. SATURDAY, 9 a.m. — 12 noon


Local Deliveries.


DUCKWORTH & HINE LTD B M F DERBY ST., CLITHEROE Tel. 22311


* ^ * * * ™ ^ . Also at BLACKBURN AND BOLTON .Th.pntoon*fihom.npa»Ti»tj


SAND, CEMENT AGGREGATES


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