SON PHY AW


sdalc League will he Central Lnncn- e in the Wilsons rieket Trophy on


’ ers, the Sad-


‘ague, will be at e Lancashire and :ajiue, last year’s


s. games tire Bolton olton Association n League v North .eaguc. •finals draw is:


,eague or North ‘ cague v Saddles- ncashire and Chc- ton League or ciation v Kibbles- or Central Lan-


OQL EWS


WITCH continue bated run in the 111 e v Pool Red ard earned 4-3 vic- -rd Nelson being it them back at the run stretches back to September 17th vere last beaten by whom they have he top of the table, vo points clear last down 4-3 at home and slipped a point iew leaders. Third


•;>n Heifer A picked its over the leading nning (>-1 at the ork. Tonight they .liners in the top r league. leaders of the Blue intain their five- age by virtue of a joiners B. Hodder


second place, also e same score over This has allowed


er B to narrow the mint and they must « clash of the first ccellent opportunity >air. jw B are the only touching distance three and they


cause a lot with a the New Inn. A tonight against


vould probably put h the leading trio.


;ue: Duke of York Heifer A 0: Horse


lack Horse A 1; h 4. Lord Nelson 3; Rings A 4; Dog p 4, White Horse


'ue: Craven Heifer of York B 2; New n Cow B 5; Black Horse Shoe B 4; 2, Waggon and


mg’s B 4, joiners B •ridge 4, Black Bull


■country pionships


Job Snorrock (Black- ers) returned from in in 33 min. 14 sec.


runners set off in


editions. M. Plant first lap but once


ame through from he never looked like d again.


.-aldington (Billing- d in a well-deserved la c e , G . B ra s s 253th, R. Dewhurst . Davies (Billinglon)


’alley men will be rt in the Benson race at Kendal on U) p.m.).


ey girls n well


v’alley women ath- ig under the banner rn Harriers in the bounties Champion- tiipley gave a good hemselves.


•al effort was by ewhurst (Billinglon) •d sixth in a field of s in the girls’ race, ook fifth position.


junior ladies’ race erd (Waddington) way to 19th place, jy Linda Clarkson


e School) 42nd, and hworth (Whalley) team was in fourth


Miranda Wight-


well placed in 35th e intermediate race en Hirst (Blackburn mished in 21st over­ in a strong field of


lational mnners. rls will be in action


■uicashire Schools’ ships at Hollins


avton-le-Moors, on nd are expecting to in the lists.


ygfBgion e point


oss Hills 2,


aldington 2 1TON could count fortunate to come i pome from a scrap-


empered Craven ch. tors’ defence was


sure throughout the jut Salisbury gave : the lead when the


ce was caught nap- Hills equalised with went in over the


ad.


wind behind them, tried unsuccessful-


e to pierce a resol- . The lead was at


;d with a Burgess harsh decision


Iker for alleged ob- :*d to Cross Hills her equaliser, on still had chances game but did not


h was sponsored by


Iding Society, ton: Winstanley, Walker, Leach,


omlinson, Green, Bacon, Gladwin, ub: Grime.


t Lancashire eross- hampionships at


m © p : - 'l / a


Clitkeroe Advertiser and Times, February 4th, 1982 15 CHATBURN played as well in


..the first half as.they have all season."They made a good start: with Peter Czapowslu heading them into an early lead.. . Grindleton had the* bad luck


c h a t b u r n but not Ki n g*s Arms ' ,


RIBBLE VALLEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE n a p h a n d Unlucky for some


Chatburn 5, Grindleton 0


King’s Arms 13, Catholic SC Res 0


KING’S ARMS proved much too strong for the young Catholic side in very heavy, conditions.


'' Mick O’Neill was in goal and


to lose full back Jones through injury quite early on;and had to- re-arrange, their line-up. The visitors’ ’ defence was


savaged along both flanks by Conti and Scott and with 20. minutes gone Conti left several


* defenders in his wake to score a superb goal. Grindleton forced several corners, their- best effort being a shot by Pritt which was well saved by goalkeeper Johnson. For. a time after the break*


Chatburn appeared to have lost, their drive and some scrappy


play was the result. Pe


'eter Parkes, who had sev­


eral times been unlucky, finally headed in 'a comer kick and1 John Fletcher soon cleverly


chipped the ball over a crowded penalty-area to make it 4-0. . Chatburn were now ' going


forward all the time and sever­ al times Johnson found himself


exposed but made several


CLITHEROE FC pictured before Saturday’s victory. Back row (left to right): W. Davies, F. Richards, D. Underwood, M. Ashcroft, Simon Whiteside, E. Geldard, R. Drugan. Front row (left to right): A. Eyles, I. Ashworth, N. Whiteside, M. Driver, John Taylor, D. Sharpies.


HAT-TRICKS by Ian Ashworth and Simon Whiteside and a single goal b y R onnie Drugan five minutes before half-time. made sure that Clitheroe’s first win in the Lanca­ shire Combination since mid-November was their most em­ phatic for a number of years. After the midweek dis­


Heartwarming performance by seven-goal Clitheroe


Clitheroe 7, Bacup Borough 0


was drafted into the side by Eric Whalley and the mana­ ger’s gamble paid off in no uncertain terms. Matt Driver and Eric Gel­


appointment at Great Hanvood, Eric Whalley’s men capitalised on almost every chance that came their way. and Simon Whiteside’s feat, with all of his goals coming in


an 18-minute spell in the second half, was particu­ larly admirable. Whiteside had, o f course,


missed the previous weekend’s draw at Nelson because of flu and only made a brief 10- minute appearance as substi­ tute in tne Great Harwood match. But although he was appa­


rently not yet back to full-fit­ ness, Glitheroe’s leading scorer


dard were relegated to the sub­ stitute’s bench for the match and could have a struggle to get back into the starting line­ up if Whiteside and Ashworth continue to produce those kind


of fireworks in attack. What a combination they made and the fifth goal in par­


ticular was a classic example of good old fashioned co-ordina­ tion between a winger and a centre-forward. Ashworth made one of his


many surging runs down the left wing, took the ball to the by-line and Whiteside rose high above the Bacup ’keeper to head home his own second goal


of the game. But despite the scoreline, a


word of praise for Bacup. As confused as it may sound, al­ though Clitheroe were ulti­ mately seven goals better than


RUGBY REPORTS . . .


KILLER PUNCH LACKING IN MUDDY CONDITIONS


Rossendale 2nd 7, Clitheroe 3


INEPT second-half tactics led to Clitheroe Rugby Club succumbing meekly to Rossendale after a first half of


sterling quality. pening


wind they held off Rossendale Op


until the final moments of the half when an offside pffence gave the home side a kickable penalty, and a sliced clearance by fly-half Martin Emmott fell neatly to give Rossendale the only try of the match and a 7-0 lead.


------


FATES UNKIND


Rossendale kept the second , .


half tight while Clitheroe lacked the killer. punch with R ob in Lund and S tu a r t Greatorex in the centres being muffled by the muddy condi- ■


tions. Excuses for the. defeat could „ . ,


easily be made for a re-shuffled team o f 14 men. Clitheroe fielded seven forwards and Nick Ridehalgh, the sole wing forward, had an outstanding first half. Paul Ramsey made a : fine return to the second row. Lee and Mercer combined to


create Clitheroe’s best opening in the second half but the link­ ing pass went forward and the chance was missed. Emmott gave Clitheroe some hope by kicking a penalty with 10 nu- nutes remaining of a game; that had exposed their weaknesses — basic skills not earned out with enough care, and a lack of


thCUthcroe RUFC: Wildman,


Fielding (I), Lund, Greatorex (Stuart), Fielding (D), Emmott, Torbett, Haworth, Lee, Cor­ b e t t , R am s e y , H o ld e n , Ridehalgh, Mercer.


Coaching at golf


or rugby


YOUNGSTERS aged from 10- 16 will have the chance to have top rugby or golf coach-, ing this August at Stonyhurst


College. The week-long courses,


from August. 1st to .^ h , nas been organised by the Stowe School of Sport, Buckingham. Due to increased cost oi


THE fates are being unkind to Clitheroe Rugby 'Club. 'N o


sooner have several players re­ turned after recovery from ipjury than flanker Mick Fox is found to have broken a collar­ bone in the match at Camforth.


, He will be out of action for certainly a couple of months.


The team to entertain Keigh­


ley 3rd at Littlemoor on Satur­ day will be: Howarth, Dinsdale, Corbett, Ramsey, Holden, Ridehalgh, Walker, Stephen Greatorex, Torbett, Emmott, Ian Fielding, Lund, Stuart Greatorex, Duncan Fielding, Wildman. Reserves: Wardle, Hampson, Mason. Meet Rib-


blesdale 1-45 p.m.


FITNESS PROBLEM


ON the evidence of their per­ formance at Lancaster it^ is


plain that Clitheroe Ladies Hockey Club team is still not fit, physically or otherwise, after the long spell without


matches. tained


On a well drained and main­ pitch, Lancaster were


, . , effectively and .


much faster to the ball, used it more more


Clitheroe were every


except one — ' that of goal; .


accurately. a sp e c t .o f


iLf.1 rtt fVA.ll-


outplayed '


the n In


passed fact,


game.


keeping. Marion Fox made a succes­


travel, the school ’ has many requests from people living in the north to run courses near their area, and Stonyhurst proved to be the ideal spot. . Head coach for golf will be ,


Alex Hay, known for his comr mcntarics on the BBC,: as­


sisted by other top-line, golf professionals. Children on the


course will receive tuition.-ana* as well as playing will be given films and lectures. • . The rugby couree will be


taken by some of the pesi-- known British players, eluding Roger Uttley, Mike Slemen, Huw Davies, John


ind the draw was a •their promotion


split into groups aged and 14-16.


s ion of brave and agile saves, while the home ’keeper must have been glad it wasn’t a cold day since she was a spectator


against . . .driving


the Rossendale Valley side, Bacup never looked seven goals worse than their opponents. It was Clitheroe’s enterprise


and endeavour which won the game so handsomely not, as in so many such “slaughters,” the inadequacies of the opposition.


.'Bacup should be admired for the way they continued to come forward with purpose even when the game was way out of


reach. Clitheroe took the lead in the


14th minute when John Taylor was brought down in full flight in the penalty area and Ian Ashworth scored from the spot. The winger made it two 20 minutes later, as he nipped in to .score amid confusion in the Bacup defence about how best to clear the ball after a surging run by the busy Drugan. And in the 40th minute, it


was Drugan himself who made it 3-0, slotting the ball into the bottom left hand comer of the net from an acute angle as Bacup ’keeper Gary Stockton ' made a vain attempt to narrow


the angle. The score remained that way


until half-time and Borough came out. after the break with more apparent purpose. They seemed more solid at the back, repeatedly thwarting any early attempts by Clitheroe to add to their tally and Loney, Robinson and the impressive Green all


went close to scoring.


splendid saves. Steve Conti put the finishing


touch to a fine game by scoring after another solo run. The game was played in a good spirit and on a good sur­


face. Outstanding for Grindle­ ton was Ward, with Coulston on good form in the home defence. C h a t b u r n : J o h n s o n ,


Centre-half Simon Holding


also made some very admirable runs forward for the visitors and that policy proved Bacup’s undoing in the 61st minute, when Simon Whiteside broke loose and took advantage of the acres of space,available to score his first of the match. Six minutes later came that


memorable headed goal to make it 5-0 and Whiteside com­ pleted his hat-trick in the 79th minute as he calmly took a through ball on his chest and turned the ball past Stockton. Ashworth completed ; the


scoring nine minutes from time, again proving successful from the penalty spot after referee Halfpenny haa judged a Bacup defender to be guilty of a hand­ ling offence. • ’ A heart-warming perform­


ance from Clitheroe, with each member of the side playing his part in a victory which will live .in the memory for a long time


to come. A shw o r th , Drugan and


Simon Whiteside were the men who particularly caught the eye but on an afternoon when the front runners took the honours, spare a . thought for the ever- efficient Clitheroe back four and ’keeper Denis Underwood, who all coped admirably with some occasional spirited attacks


from Bacup. Clitheroe: Underwood, N.


Whiteside, Eyles, Richards, Davies, Drugan, Sharpies, Ashcroft (sub. Geldara 89 mins), S. Whiteside, Taylor, Ashworth.' Sub: Driver (not


used). Bacup Borough: Stockton,


Hayhurst (sub Foster 67 mins), Molloy, McHale, Holding, Thompson, Coleman, Green, Loney, Robinson, Holt. Sub: White (not used).- Referee: Mr W. Halfpenny (Southport).


Reserves bounce back from last week's defeat


Whalley 0, Clitheroe Reserves 2 -


CLITHEROE bounced back after last week’s heavy defeat at Waddington and fully deserved to take both points at Whalley on Saturday. • Clitheroe were on top , for


■


most of the first half, though Whalley caused one or two scares on the break. The threatened opening goal from the visitors came on the


JUST THE TICKET


CLITHEROE manager Eric


Whalley, obviously delighted with Saturday’s^ overwhelming victory, hopes it will be just the boost his side needs to mount a charge up the Lanca­ shire Combination table. He believes the seven-goal romp was the result of a-reac­


tion brought about by the frustration of gaining, just one point from the previous two games at Nelson and Great Harwood when the Shawbridge side played well enough to have


earned more. “We should have beaten


Nelson and were worth at least a draw at Harwood, but as it was chances went begging and all we could pick up was a


foalless draw at Nelson,” said


!ric. . “On Saturday, though, ev­


erything clicked and we created enough chances to have scored . even more goals than we did. "It was a very satisfying all­


round performance .and I nope . it will signal the start of a good run.”


Clitheroe travel to Padiham 1 .


■ th r ou gh ou t th e m a t ch . Clitheroe improved a little, in the second half but still lost 4-


Clitheroe 2nd were well


beaten by Blackpool 2nd. They kept the score down to 1-0 at half-time but, worn out by the continuous pressure, were pow­ erless to prevent Blackpool scoring five more in the second


..half. ‘ Cub Scouts


Rutherford, Ian Wnght and . Brian Ashton. Boys wm oe


. Involved, with the coureo Richard Greenwood,


Rugby Union ,


this Saturday looking for re­ venge for a 1-0 defeat^l Shaw­ bridge in October. All the play­ ers • came through the Bacup match unscathed, so Eric Whalley will be able to select from a full squad. Kick-off is 3 p.m. Meanwhile, the reserves, 2-0


victors at Whalley on Saturday, entertain the village’s other East Lancashire League side, Whalley Arms Celtic at Shaw­ bridge (kick-off 2-30 p.m.) In the’ Blackburn Combina­ tion Division Four, Clitheroe A


, travel ’ to play Haslingden St. James.,


.. . ; ,


Clitheroe and District Scouts game, against Pre-


rourec: i s s t o r i ' ha s been postponed until 1 3 t h . .


bursar at Stonyhurst and Tigers 77, Pendle Leopards: 0; former captain .of.En^Ia Waddington 1, St Marys. 1;


'.L eague '^ results: Pendle t Further details, can k o b f ^ - L o r ) , Loyola v Rifibles-


in charge , ofj the Englan ; Fixtures. Sunday: Pendle undcr-23 team.


‘ | i " , i Gisbum^, Pendle Panthers 3. ■ Kk hh ■. ’ Panthers: v .Pendle Leopards


ained from the Stowe Scho ,. ^


B u ck s , MK18 Buckingham 365U).


of Sport, Stowc. Buckingham, whal]ey ( s . Hayhurst), St R u ck s . M K I8 5 t .n t»«- i .


Mail’s v Gisbum.


^ Rowiey), Chatburn v f,


ing .which Clitheroe. hope to convert into new dressing rooms in time for the start of next season was transported from its previous site at Bum- ley to Snawbridge on Sunday by a group of dub officials and ■ helpers.


■ C h a irm a n Mr C y r i l


W h ite s id e e xp r e s s e d his gratitude to the two lorry driv­


ers who gave their time free of charge, as w ell1 as everyone else who helped, out. He.added that the rest of the


’ • Part of the sectional build­


half hour when winger John Taylor latched on to a through ball to shoot past the advancing Whalley keeper. The second half was a scrap­


py affair with the home team searching in vain for an equal­


iser. Clitheroe midfielder Terry


Braithwaite clinched matters 20 minutes from time when he waltzed through Whalley’s de­ fence to increase the lead. Clitheroe: Hatch, Dinnis,


Carter, Leeson, Stevenson; Gomall, Spencer, Braithwaite; Taylor, Benan, Greenup.


came to the end of their highly creditable run in the LFA Youth Cup when they were soundly beaten 10-4 away to Manchester Amateurs in Satur-. day’s quarter-final tie. Meanwhile, the A team nar­


rowly went. down 5-4 in an exdting match away to Holly Tree United in the Blackburn Combination Fourth Division.


Draw is a fair result


Gt Harwood Res. 1, Waddington 1


A DRAW-'was a fair result of this game played on a v$ry heavy pitch, with a strong wind.also posing problems.


Waddington spent much of


the first half on the defensive but goalkeeper Nuttall was on top iorm and his defence held


firm.-. -


locked on the line. When Har­ wood were awarded a penalty, • Nuttall produced a brilliant


Bush * almost’ gave the villa- febs the lead but his shot was


save and the teams went in at half time without any score. Harwood went into the lead


with a headed goal, spurring Waddington to greater efforts.


Bishop and Taylor came close


and Bush hit the bar when given possession by Byrom


‘ Harwood -continued to .be


dangerous on. the break .but in the 75th minute Byrom (P) put Waddington level with a penal-


,’ ty goal., . .'


• Harwood surged back and it needed a desperate clearance


by Kirk off tne line - to spoil ...................................... .... ’ a r


them. Waddington tried har(


the closing minutes but the winner eluded them.'


’ structure would-be brought to Rirnmcr,,.


the ground next weekend for’ Hosty, Bush, Byrom (F)j storage, pending planning per- ton. ^ishop, Taylor, mission for the development. Sub. Hutchinson.


wiuw wiw ... ............... W a d d in g t o n : N u t ta l l , . ^-r^’


/, Clay- - Miller.


• Clitheroe’s youth team


onti. Subs: Birch, Young. G r in d leton: Illingworth, Jones, Turner (S), Turner (P),


S’eaves, Czapowski, Fletcher,


. Parkinson, Powell, Ward, Par­ kinson, Read, Pritt, Cowking. Sub: Church-Taylor.


AITKEN SHIELD DETAILS


CLUBS in the Ribble Valley Football League will be en-


Sged in the first round of the


his Horses’ game with Transport Reserves, has been postponed.


And with both Rimington teams drawn at home, efforts are in hand to find an alterna­ tive venue for the Rimington Res. v Grindleton encounter. The draw is: White Horse v Royal Oak (J. Duffy), Chatburn v Ribchester Cross Keys (TW),


K _____


•Transport v Read Utd (GS), King’s A v. Victoria (MM), West Bradford • Res v West Bradford (TH), Rimington v Lord Nelson (CP), Sabden v Lord Nelson Res (DM), Calder- stones v Grindleton Res (MH), Rimington Res v Grindleton (—), Read Utd Res v Roches­ ter Res (CB), Chipping v Beech Tree (J. Daniels), Catholic SC Res v Station (ID), . Trinity, v Spring Mill (IH), Brownhill v Whalley (ME), Catholic SC v Ribchester CK


Res. (JS). Postponed — Waggon and


Horses v Transport Res. . Latest league results: Mars-


den Division — Rimington 4, Trinity 1; Chatburn 5, Grindle­ ton 0; Royal Oak 1, Read Utd 1; Victoria 2, West Bradford 1. Sabden v Ribchester CK (aban­


doned). . G r c en a c r e D iv is ion —


Spring Mill 3, Catholic SC 0; Lord Nelson 2,.Station 2. Division Three — King’s


Arms 13, Catholic SC Res 0; White Horse 2, Lord Nelson Res 3; Beech Tree 3, Brownhill 8. Rimington Res v Grindleton Res (postponed).


New cup for table tennis youngsters


A NEW competition is to be


. run by the Itibblesdale Table Tennis Association in an effort


• to encourage more youngsters to take part in the sport. The association, whose main


object is to promote table tennis within the Ribble Valley and which runs competitive lea­ gues and competitions, is con­ cerned that few young people play the game. So president Mr John Aspinall has donated a cup for tne, contest, to be held in April. The. competition is open to


teams of girls and boys consist­ ing o f ’three players, plus a reserve, between the ages of 12 and 16, playing for a school, youth club or other youth or­ ganisation in the Ribble Valley. • Games will be played on a


tken Shield on Saturday. All except- one, Waggon and


John Dewhurst took over from Ken Ward in midfield, and had


a field day. Pat Devine put King’s in


,a hat-trick for a clear six-goal lead at the interval.


/ The visitors resumed by pro­


ducing some of their best foot­ ball of the game putting to­ gether a couple of nice moves to have King’s under pressure.


. Skipper John. Peel started another home goal-rush with a


Hospital side win this derby


Caldcrstoncs 3 Whalley 0


CALDERSTONES began this


keenly contested local derby by facing the strotig wind and were first to go close with a shot that hit a post. Whalley came back only to be denied by


Knowles, Coulston, Hoyle,' • Parkes, Foulker, Scott, Har-


, two good saves from Ward. • Just before the break Calder-


stones broke the deadlock with a penalty goal from Beardmore after the ball had been handled


on the line. Early in the second half


Bradley (P) headed home a


Wilson corner kick via the underside of the bar. After .this the game could


have gone either way, Whalley fighting for every ball as Cal- derstones lost their way a little.’ Whalley’s best chance fell to


Armfield whose delicate chip was just turned over by the ’keeper. Tne result was sealed with


front and Dewhurst'scored the first of a personal tally of six with a lett-foot shot. Devine added another from a move in- . volving the Peel brothers and John . Kay contributed another couple before Devine completed


- notched three in a row. Peter Pedder. chipped one, over the ’keeper to .make it 11-0 'and Dewhurst then scored .twice more to give him a total of six.


Catholic Social Centre never .'gave up trying and they


- emerged with* a great deal of . credit for sporting perform­ ance.


King’s Arms: O’Neill, Town­


send, Taylor, Devine (M), Penman, Dewhurst,' Johnson, Peel (R), Devine (P), Key, Peel. Subs: Pedder. Pye.


C a th o l ic SC Res: Har­


greaves, Gallagher, O’Donnell, Sellers, Bithell, Hall, Jackson (P), Case, Blackledge, Jackson (G), Hutchinson. Subs: Waring, Bithell.


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10 minutes left; a long clear­ ance by Ward sailed over the visitors’ defence and Roberts was left clear to score. Whalley showed • themselves


to be a much improved side and


could prove difficult to beat in future. Outstanding for Caldfer- stones was Trotter, making his


debut at right-back. Caldcrstoncs: Ward, Trot­


t e r , W e s t ; B ra d ley (P ) , Walker, McCarrick, Johnson, Wilson, Beardmore, Shaw,


■Roberts. Subs: Cott, Alderson. Whalley: Clarke, Gebber,


Wallbank, Cuncarr, Armfield, G r i f f in , Ormrod, Moore, Musker, Charnock, Waring. Subs: Derbyshire, Croudy.


Abandoned match


Sabden 2,


Ribchester CK 0 (Abandoned)


SABDEN scored from virtual­ ly the first move o f the match with an laii Johnson header. The lead was increased 10 mi­ nutes later — Fielding scor­ ing a “ gift” goal when his centre was literally blown


into the net. After 12 minutes a Keys


man was injured in a tackle with Balmbra and had to be taken to hospital with a sus pected broken leg. The delay in waiting for the ambulance was such that, as Keys had no substitute available, it was d e c id e d to a b an don the match.


Ten-man victory


Victoria 2, West Bradford 1 ALTHOUGH Victoria could


field only 10 men, chiefly be­ cause of some players being injured, they still notched up a good win at West Bradford’s expense.


- Paul Grant, whose signing


was completed just before the start, made a good debut for Victoria and with regular goal­


keeper Peter Stirzaker unavail­ able Graham Tomlinson proved to be a capable substitute. An even first half ended with


neither side having scored but soon after the .restart John


Clegg gave West Bradford the lead. Victoria soon got on terms when Steve Musgrove laid on a corner kick enabling Steve Tomlinson to find the target. • Bill Campbell also netted for the home side only, to have the effort disallowed for offside. However, justice was done when Len Aspinwall headed in Grant’s cross. Men , o f the match were


home and away knock-out basis. Ideally matches will be played, at the venue of the .or­ ganisation, but if this is not possible the association will provide suitable rooms and tables. The association will appoint


referees for all matches and the final will be played on a neutral


table. After the competition, the association plans to provide


coaching by experienced play­ ers for youngsters who nave shown promise and potential. I f players o f exceptional


talent are found, arrangements have been made for coaches from the English Table Tennis Association to visit Clitheroe during the summer months, with part of the cost being paid by the association.


Mantle and Clegg for West Bradford and Sialecki and


Isherwood for Victoria. Victoria: Tomlinson, Lafran-


ceschina, Stewart, Isherwood, Bialecki, Musgrove, Campbell, Grant, Tomlinson (S), Harri­ son, Aspinwall. West Bradford: Barber,


Sharp, Winstanley, Clegg, Reddtn, Reynals, Edmondson Potter, Carney, Mantle, Mellin (B). Subs: Mellin (C), Wood-


worth.


SURPRISE VICTORY


SABDEN Badminton Club had a surprise victory over St Nicholas’s, Blackburn, in the Blackburn and District Badmin­ ton Association’s Wilson Plate


knockout. Sabden won on aggregate by


365 points to 349 after two legs. The village team only joined the league this'season


IN - the first semi-final of the R ibblesdale Table Tennis League handicap team knock­ out Dog and Partridge A beat their B team 6-3 in a tense and closely fought derby. In Division One top team


Post Office A had a great 6-4 'win against second-placed Stan- den A and extended their lead to six points. Standen B lost 8- . 2 to Station Hotel A; The lead in Division Two-is


shared by Station Hotel B and C but. tne’ B team have now completed their programme. Results: Rimington Ladies 0,


Station Hotel C 10; Station Hotel B 7, Dog and Partridge


•B 3. ■ , .•


asked to attend the executive meeting tonight at the’Starkie Arms Hotel (7-30 p.m.).


Club representatives are


Division 6. Their opponents are top of a higher division.


Hard fight for squash ladies


EMPRESS Squash’ Club’ ladies’ 2nd team had ;a hard fight against Queen’s Mill 1st at


home. The only win’ came from ' ;


Sheila Willis, who played a fine game against a powerful oppo­


nent for a 3-0 victory. Susan Beggs ana Jean-Ann


Speak lo s t 0-3. Marilyn Fletcher ’ played an excellent first game,but allowed her op­


*1-3. Carrie Macdonald met a stylish competitor and although


ponent into the match and lost she played well lost 1-3.


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SCREEN WALLING CONCRETE FLAGS GARDEN EDGINGS


CONCRETE LINTELS HEADS AND SILLS STEEL LINTELS -


WALL AND FLOOR TILES


SLATE BATTENS FELT


CHIMNEY POTS GAS VENTS


OSMA RAINWATER,


SOIL AND WASTE SYSTEMS DRAINAGE PIPES AND • FITTINGS *


COPPER TUBE AND FITTINGS '


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


DUCKWORTH & HINE LTD


Local Deliveries BBS


D E R B Y S T . , C L IT H E R O E Tel. 22311 Also at BLACKBURN AND BOLTON


CALLING ALL


D.I.Y. PEOPLE! W E C A N H E LP


B Y S TO C K S O F , G A R D EN ED G E S ,


F L A G S , S C R E E N AN D C O N C R E T E B LO C K S ,


W A L L IN G S TO N E , SAN D - C O P IN G S , CH IP P IN G S , P O S TS , K ER B S , B R IC K S ,


DR AIN T IL E S , DAMP C O U R S E , G A R D EN F U R N ITU R E , T IM B ER plus


; A L L T Y P E S O F B U ILD IN G M A TE R IA L S AN D T O O L S


D E L IV E R IE S TO Y O U R D O O R


OPEN: Weekdays 7:30 — 5-30 p.m. Saturday 7-30 — 12-30 p.m.


E R IC D U G D A L E (Merchants) L T D PENDLE TRADING ESTATE


C H A TB U R N C L ITH E R O E 41597


GIVE YOUR GARDEN AND


DRIVE A


FACE LIFT


HAND TOOLS


FULL RANGE OF CEMENT ADDITIVES


SAND, CEMENT AGGREGATES


' PLASTER BOARDS LOFT INSULATION PIPE LAGGING


CYLINDER JACKETS


WILLIAMSON All types of


STEVEN (JOINER)


FOR JOBS AROUND THE HUUSEDR IN THE GARDEH^l^AKE B


T EASY HIRE — H IR E — HIRE


ELECTRIC MIXERS.:......£4 P?WER SAW...„....».» £6 EXT LADDER.................£3 PACE BREAKER AND TOWER SCAFFOLD.............


S P EC IA L WEEK END RATES — FRIDAY p.m. — MONDAY a.m. ^


£7 TOOLS .................. PRICES EXCLUDE VAT Large stock of small plant tools at competitive rajes_ __ £ 1 2


Blackburn 667701 day or evenings,or Blackburn 678341 days


HOLGATE CLITHEROE 24056


C. C. PARKER


PAINTER AND


DECORATOR FREE ESTIMATES


Tel. CLITHEROE 25473 HARRY BARON


DOMESTIC AND INDUSTRIAL


Friendly prompt attention ' Guaranteed service Estimates Free


PLUMBING


. 1 NEW MARKET STREET, CLITHEROE Telephone 23288


THE BEST INVESTMENT IS


EXTENSIONS, PORCHES AND ALL TYPES OF JOINERV WORK 4ND ft! T F R f tT i r ” " CONTACT


LOFT CONVERSIONS, BARN CONVERSIONS,


YOUR HOME FOR


1 FIELDING & SONS (CONTRACTORS) LTD


Phone CLITHEROE 24734 or GISBURN 345


Re-wiring, Repairs etc., Industrial, Agricultural,


—


Domestic installations, TV and Radio aerial installation


For free estimates


Tel. Clitheroe 26881 or 24483


All kinds of building undertaken, e.g. GRANT WORK, ALTERATIONS,


IMPROVEMENTS, PLUMBING AND DECORATING


FREE ESTIMATES WITHIN 24 HOURS


TEL. GEE CO. LTD. CLITHEROE 27463 or


WHALLEY 3353


NDEiiKiNjGgNKeam for all


. I and KENWOOD REPAIRS • ' All makes of new and reconditioned washers and cleaners


el W IN ACH E R A S ASH G M IN EPIR


HOOVER — HOTPOINT— BURCO — SERVIS ^ Sales and Workshop


2 FRANKLIN STREET, CLITHEROE- D.R.H. and G.E.C. for


Central Heating Installations, General Plumbing Work, Loft Insulations,


Bathroom Installations and


Changeovers and General Building Work.


Tel. CLITHEROE 23402 or 26881


ESTIMATES FREE


TV AND STEREO AERIALS


Ring your local specialist


CLITHEROE AERIALS on CLITHEROE 22116 (24 hour ans phone)


or CLITHEROE 24373 . crisp effort and Dewhurst HOOLEY CYRIL


EX-HOOVER SERVICE ' ; ENGINEER • •


57 WOONE LANE CLITHEROE; ,


Telephone 22023 £ ; AUTHORISED' HOOVER SERVICE


REPAIRS, .RECONDITIONING AND SERVICE OF-


HOOVER


APPLIANCES Specialists on Keyniatic .


PLUMBING at competitive prices


CENTRAL HEATING


C. N. FORT


18 KENILWORTH DRIVE .. CLITHEROE


Phone Clitheroe 25680 lor free estimate


TELEVISION a n d


a u d io r e p a ir s : (ESTIMATES FREE)


20in. BLACK AND WHITE _


20in. C O LO U R T V ’s .......................-E 1 2 0 ■ 1 year guarantee or £6.50 per month rental


6 months guarantee o r£3 a month rent . £35 N ib b le tM&serbtce ■


ADVERTISER and TIMES TRADES GUIDE


combines modern efficiency with classic ele­ gance. It is designed .for a chimney recess, 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.


THE RAYBURN OPEN FIRE


Rayburn Cookers for Solid Fuel. Oil and Gas. Wood burning stoves by Jotul and Ulefos. Spares for Rayburn. Baxi and most stoves.


^ ^ FRED R/aANBY & BRO.


NO DEPOSIT TV RENTAL C O L O U R A N D


, (subject to availability)


B L A C K & W H I T E SLOT TV — PAY AS YOU VIEW


NEW TV’S 6 MONTHS DEPOSIT DISCOUNT FOR ANNUAL PAYMENT


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


O E U E B C L E I G H 4 SHIBEBURH AVE., CLITHEROE. Tel. 24164


High Street, Sklplon. Est. 1817. Telephone 5444_______


62 W H A L L E Y R OAD. C L ITH E R O E Tel. 27280


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