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1981 FIESTA 950 Pop. 14.000 miles...................£2895


1981 FIESTA 950 Popular Plus. 21,000 miles.........£2995


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1981 DATSUN 140Y Coupe. 18.000 miles...................£3595


1979 DATSUN 160J Mk III. 44.000 miles...................£2450


1982 TOYOTA Crown 2.8 Super..............................£6995


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1980 VAUXHALL Astra 1.3 GL. Brown...........................£3695 1980 DATSUN 160J SSS. White..................................... £2795 1980 PRINCESS 2000 HL. Silver...... ............................. £2895


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T ALLEGR01300 Super. £1695 77 TRIUMPH Spitfire. 38,000 miles..................................... £1395


78 PRINCESS 1800 ............£1495 78 ALLEGRO Super Estate


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78 FIAT 2000 G L .................£1395 77 FIESTA 1.1 L .............. £1495 78 DATSUN 100A Estate ... £1495


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80 ‘V’. Reg. PEUGEOT Family Estate. Blue/blue velour interior, this popular 8-seater is priced sensibly at................................................................................................................................... £3295


79 Reg. ALFA ROMEO Gulllleta 1600. In beautiful black with tinted windows, radio, stereo, a real eye catcher a t............................................................................................................................. £1995


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1981 'W' FIAT 126. Red, low mileage.............. £1995 1980 ‘V’ FORD Cortina 1600 GL. Blue, one local owner.....................................................................£3300


1981 'W' FORD Fiesta 1100L. Brown, one owner ..£3395 1981 'W' FORD Escort 1300 5-door. Bronze, sun roof, r a d io ...........................................................£3575


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THE COMPETITION COMFORIABLY.


LO C AL schools ’acquitted themselves with considerable merit- in the Ribble Valley Cross Country meeting held at : Ivy Bank School, Burnley. Ribblesdale took the first:-


team place in the junior girls’ and boys’ events, and St Au­ gustine’s took first team place in the inter-girls’ -and inter-' boys' events. Results; Junior Girls — 1, H. De-


whurst (CRGS); 2, A. McKno (Ribb); 3, N. Rowan-Wilde. (Oak); 4, M. Ambrose (Ribb); 5, C. Edwardson (CRGS); 7, A. Ashworth (CRGS). Team — 1, Ribblesdale; 2,


Ivy Bank, 3, Norden. Inter-girls — 1, L. Clarkson


(Ribb); 2, J. Ashworth (CRGS); 3, L. Herd (Bowland); 4, L. Joyce (St Augusta); 5, N. Bowker (Ribb); 6, L. Stockton. (St Augustn). Team — 1, St Augustine’s,


2, Ribblesdale, 3, Ivy Rank. Junior boys — 1, S. Glass


(Gawthp); 2, R. Schofield (CRGS); 3, S. Troilett (Ribb); 4, S. Bolton (Ribb); 5, C. Cook (St Augustn); 6, P. Jones (Ribb). - Team — 1, Ribblesdale; 2,


CRGS, 3,,St Augustine’s. Inter boys — 1, T. McGinty;


2, G. Morris (Bowland); 3, T. Fletcher (St Augustn); 4, W. Marsden (Ribb); 5, A. Rigby (Bowland); 6, J. Rutter (St Au­ gustn); 7, P. Mosteiro (St Au­ gustn). Team — 1, St Augustine’s,. 2, Ribblesdale, 3,* Ivy Bank.


Christine enters


triathlon


NORTH Lancashire Road Club riders left Whalley on a mild December Sunday and lunched in Malham after a brisk ride through Barrowford, Gisbura and Hellifield to join up with colleagues from other local clubs. The large group strug­ gled ' over. Scosthrop Moor to Settle and enjoyed the journey home along back roads. Christine Goodfellow has re­


ceived her first Christmas pre­ sent in the form of an entry to the Ribble Valley triathlon en­ tailing a mile swim, 20-mile cycle ride and a 10-mile run. She hopes to be joined by other club nders in the interesting three-hour event. Melloris Steve Gregson rode


a cyclo-cross event at Kirby, Liverpool and picked up a valu­ able 15 points in the North West League. Tomorrow club members and


friends will hold their Christ­ mas party at the District Club, Blackburn, organised by Ian Gas tall. During the winter there will


be informal rides from Brow- nhill roundabout; Blackburn, on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays (10 a.m.) and riders new to cycling will be most welcome on the short, easy country runs.


Good team effort


Waddington 4, Barrowford 1


ton started slowly but after Rimmer got the third goal, Waddington once more put Barrowford under pressure, and several good chances were ■missed, then Tomlinson got the fourth goal. Barrowford scored a consolation goal with a penal­ ty. A good team performance.


Ladies’ darts


JOINERS B and Station Hotel jointly lead the first division of the Ribble Valley Ladies’ Darts Association. Koyal British Legion lead Division Two. Latest results. Division One:


Joiners A 2, Catholic SC 6; White Horse 2, Joiners B 6;


Pendle Witch 4, Station Hotel 4; Commercial 5, Bonny Inn 3; Black Horse A 7, Billington Band Club 1. Division Two: Low Moor 2, Black Horse B 6; Central WMC 3, Royal British Legion 5; King’s Arms 4, Judge Walmesley 4; Royal Oak 6, Vic­ toria 2; Calderstones 3, Bay Horse 5.


TEAMS Clitheroe RUFC 1st XV (v


Colne and Nelson 2nds a). Wardle, Workman, Greatorex (Stuart), Greatorex \(Stephen), Torbett, Dempsey, Duxbury, Sweeney, Dinsdale, Dubowski,


Holden, Clements, Ridehalgh, Robson, Wildman. Clitheroe RUFC 2nd XV (v


Colne and Nelson 3rds h). Fielding D.-, Hargreaves, Field-, ing I., Davy, Tabemer, Blan- chfloweri Tindall, Haworth, Tattersall, Walker, Duxbury Lomax, Newton, Urry,


Nichols. Res: Hampson, Sling- er, M. Duxbury.


Local fixtures


LOCAL fixtures in the East Lancashire Football League for Saturday are: Whalley FC v Baxenden; Waddington v, Bar­ rowford Utd. Pendle Forest v Clitheroe Res, Whalley Arms C v Mansfield, Trawden Celtic v Chatbum.


NEXT


IN the next round of the F A Vase competition,


Clitheroe will be at home to Osset Albion, from the Le eds area, on New Year’s Day.


WADDINGTON got off to a great start and after 10 mi­ nutes a superb chip from Bretherton opened the scoring. Keeping up the pressure Wad­ dington went 2-0 ahead through Keighley. In the second half Wadding­


Hopes of further glory from clash with Marine


AFTER Saturday’s dazzling victory over Whic- kham in the second round of the F A Vase, Clitheroe will be hoping to do the “double” with a giant-killing performance at Shawbridge on Saturday when they clash with Northern Pre­ mier League side Marine, in the first round of the Lancashire Junior Cup.


It should be a cracking


game. The v is ito r s , Marine, are riding high in the Northern Premier League and, according to Clitheroe chairman Cyril Whiteside, are the best side that Clitheroe are likely to play. And if Clitheroe turn in


a performance like the one that beat Whickham, there is every chance of further glory.


Colne too strong


Colne Utd 6, Waddington 2


W AD D ING TO N Reserves


faced a strong Colne side with only 10 players for a game vital to both teams' promotion pros­ pects. Kicking into the wind on a


muddy pitch the villagers struggled to contain the lively opposition, and it was no real surprise .when Colne scored after 10 minutes. Their second goal appeared


to be suspiciously offside with two players apparently at fault. Waddington pressed forward


and Bacon had a fme chance to reduce the arrears but failed to find the final touch. Colne proceeded to make


Waddington pay for not having made the most of their chances. A series of comers enabled Colne to turn round with four goals in the bag. With wind advantage Wad­


dington produced some splen­ did football. Green and Bacon combined well for the latter to open the villagers’ account but Colne replied with a shot that took a deflection and- then scored again, against the run of


P &con scored Waddington’s second goal, but it was then too late. The.match was sponsored by


Skipton Building Society. Waddington: Winstanley,


Kerrison, Malone, Walker, Grime, Green, Coulson, Bacon, Gladwin, Cooper.


TABLE TENNIS


THE draw for the second round of the handicap team knockout in the Ribblesdale Table Tennis Association is: Station Hotel B (11) v Standen B (7), Social Club A (scr) v Post Office B (12), Social Club B (12) v Trinity SS (19), Trini­ ty YC (17) v Rimington Ladies (17). Matches are to be played during the week beginning January 10th. In the top of the table clash


in Division One Standen A and Social Club A drew 5-5. Stan­ den have now drawn three matches and both clubs are still unbeaten. Clitheroe C C ,A gained ground by beating Sta­ tion Hotel A 8-2. With half the season gone,


three teams share the lead in Division Two, all with 24 points. Last week’s leaders Post Office B went down'7-3 to second-placed Station Hotel B, and Social Club B beat IVinity SS 9-1.


Other results were Trinity


Station H B............ 7 6 1 0 24 Post Off B.............. 8 5 2 124 Soc. ClubB............. 7 6 0 124 C’roeCCB............. 8 4 1 320 Rim. Ladies.......... 8 2 2 411 Trinity YC............• 7 2 1 4 10 C’roeCCC............. 8 1 0 7 5 Trinity SS............. 7 0 1 6 2


Social Club A ......... 6 4 2 020 Standen A ......... 5 2 3 014 C’roeCCA............. 5 3 1 114 StandenB.............. 5 1 0 4 4 Station H A ........... 5 0 0 5,0 Division Two PW D L P


YC 7. Clitheroe Cricket Club C 3; Trinity SS 0, Clitheroe Cric­ ket Club B 10. Division One P W D L P


AT the halfway stage in the Clitheroe and District Snooker League programme Great Har­ wood Liberal A team are still unbeaten in Division One where they have a 21-point lead over Waddington A. Slaidbum lead Divison Two


but by only four points more than Waddington B who have climbed from sixth to second


. place. Results, Division One: Con­


servative B 10, Billington A 4; Billington B 8, Chatbum A 6; Catholic SC A 4, Liberal A 10; Rimington A 4, Waddington A 10; Police 10, Conservative A 4.


Division Two: Royal British Legion B 10, Slaidbum 4; Chat-


bum B 4, Rimington B 10; Liberal B 4, Pendle Club 10; Waddington B 12, Royal Brit­ ish Legion A 2. Division One: Conservative


’B 428, Billington A 335. A. Middleton 115, B. Price 43; R. Parker 56, D. Brown 68; I. Tomlinson 63, T. Warden 45; M. Wensley 67, C. Britcliffe 39; D. Smith 66, H. Cook 63; E. Wallace 61, B. Robinson 77. Billington B 371, Chatbum


A 399. B. Dewhurst 85, P. Jones 40; B. Thompson 58, D. Speak 40; T. Peters 75, P. Whittaker 74; J. Wild 45, P. Clark 78; ,P. Conchie 71, N. Robinson 58; P. Swain 37, A. Frankland 109. Catholic SC A 389, Liberal


A 415. D. Burgess 71, P. Wig­ gins 52; L . Dixon 55, R. Taylor 96; B. Sims 96, G. Allen 50; P. Backhouse 59, R. Pickvance 66; H. Hudson 64, D. McIntosh 67; 5. Carpanini 44, I. Karim 84. Rimington A 365, Wadding­ ton A 384. D. Seed 52, D.


. Nelson 73; F. Wrathall 59, T. Makinson 67; K. Ratcliffe 52, J. Wooff 71; N. Lawless 74, S. Hatton 59; S. Petty 74, P. Marlow 43; J. Hacking 64, F. Coar 71. Police 418, Conservative A


396. T. Bolton 74, J. Tittering- ton 43; E. Marshall 49, G. Ire­ land 88; P. Craig 75, B. Har-


freaves 72; J. Griffiths 78, T. unter 56; F. Booth 70, J.


Legion B 417, Slaidbum 393. J. Peel 79, L. Lawson 68; M. Peel 72, B. Dixon 64; R. Hart- lebury 70, G. Tedstone 44; R. Simpson 68, M. Swindells 70; A. Smith 53, B. Walker 88; K. Walmsley 75, W. Jones 59. Chatbum B 394, Rimington B 424. A. Gudgeon 80, H. Thist- lethwaite 42; M. Hargreaves 63, D. Riley 109; A. Wilson 73, A. Hartley 49; G. Young 67, D. Calvert 68; T. Bradley 50, J. Frankland 94; P. Wilson 61, J. Thornton 72. Liberal B 409, Pendle Club


470. M. Shaw 85, C. Moorhouse 45; A. Procter 32, S. Edmond­ son 99; J. Mellor 61, T. Hill 88; J. Hacking 79, A. Tavlor 109; P. Reid 83, T. Trotter 47; S. Monk 69, J. Holmes 82. Waddington B 461, Royal


British Legion A 357. B. Boothman 74, M. Yates 54; I. Waddington 82, M. Bailey 50; A. Wilkinson 92, J. K. Watson 40; B. Phillip 88, J. Miller 69; J. A. Baines 62, G. Walmsley 60; T. H. Walmsley 63, J. McCullough 74. Tonight’s matches, Division


One: Conservative B v Conser­ vative A; Billington B v Billing­ ton A; Catholic SC A v Chat- burn A; Waddington A v Lib­ eral A; Rimington A v Police. Division Two: Royal British


Legion B v Royal British Legion A; Chatburn B v Catholic SC B; Pendle Club v Rimington B; Liberal B v Wad­ dington B. Slaidbum — bye.


Har. Lib. A ........... 9 9 0 093 Waddington A ....... 9 6 0 3 72 BillingtonB........... 9 5 0 465 Con. A ................. 9 4 0 5 63 Chatham A ........... 9 4 0 561 Rimington A.......... 9 4 0 561 Billington A........... 9 3 0 659 Cath.SCA............ 9 4 0 556 Con. B.................. 9 3 0 653 Police................... 9 3 0 647


Division One P W D L Pt


ROYAL OAK A and Brownhill Arms'are the respective lead­ ers of the two divisions of the Clitheroe and District Darts League, each with a five-point lead over the nearest challen­ gers. Results, Division One:


Royal Oak A 3, White Horse 5; Horse Shoe A 2, Black Bull 6; Pendle Hotel 6, Royal Oak B 2; Pendle Inn 3, Bonny Inn 5; Waddington SC 4, Black Horse 4; Commercial Hotel 4, Lord Nelson 4. Division Two: King’s Arms


2, Pendle Witch 6; Brownhill Arms 6, Lower Buck 2; Cross Keys 5, Joiners Arms 3; Bay Horse 1, Station Hotel 7. Highest finish in Division


One: K. Scott, Black Bull, 146, New highest finish in Division Two: League chairman Brian Aspden; 160 for Station Hotel against Bay Horse. League. placings, Division


One: Royal Oak A 45pts, Black Bull 40, Black Horse 40, Pendle Inn 40, Waddington SC 38, White Horse 37, Lord Nelson 36, Pendle Hotel 36, Horse Shoe A 33, Commercial Hotel 30, Royal Oak B 29, Bonny Inn 28.


Arms 48pts. Cross Keys 43, Pendle Witch 40, King’s Arms 36, Station Hotel 32> Joiners Arms 27, Bay Horse 21, Lower Buck 21, Horse Shoe B 20.


Division Two: Brownhill


Slaidbum.............. 8 6 0 270 Waddington B ....... 8 5 0 3 66 Har. Lib. B ........... 8 4 1 3 61 Pendle Club........... 8 5 0 361 Chatbum B........... 8 4 0 4 57 RB LA................. 8 2 0 654 RBLB................. 8 4 0 452 RimingtonB.......... 8 3 0 550 - Cath. SCB............ 8 2 1 5 31


Division Two P W D LPt


ton, 36. Highest break, J. Tittering-


EAST LANCS LEAGUE


RESULTS in the East Lanca­ shire Football League were:


Whalley FC 1, Bacup Boro Res 3; Waddington 4, Barrowford Utd 1; Pendle Forest 1, Chat­ bum 3; Oswaldtwistle Immanu­ el 2, Clitheroe Res 2; Padiham Wanderers 4, Colne Legion 1;


Mansfield 1, Gt Harwood 0. t


■ Padiham W ........... 13 6 2 5 14 WleyAC.............. 11 5 2 4 12 Gt HSvood............. 13 5 2 6 12 Immanuel............. 15 4 4 7 12 Chatburn.............. 16 6 0 10 12 Baxenden.............. 10 5 1 411 Pendle F ................ 10 5 1 4 11 T’denC..................11 5 1 5 11 B’ford U ............... 11 4 2 6 10 WleyFC............... 15 1 311 5 Colne L ................ 15 0 2 13 2


Printsof most


photographs in this issue are; available to order


8in. x 6in. — £1


THE preliminary round of the Clubmen’s Darts League Star­ dust knockout has resulted in a head-on confrontation between Wanderers’ A and B teams, so Monday the 13th will be unluc­ ky for one of them.


. , The draw is Wanderers B v


Wanderers A, and Catholic Social Centre y Billington B.


The final will be played at


Clitheroe Social Club on De-. cember 20th. Preliminary round results:


Wanderers B 8, Central WMC 1; Social Club 4, Billington B 5; Billington A 4, Wanderers A 5. Catholic Social Centre — bye.


Late goal denies win


A LATE goal denied Clitheroe Ladies Hockey team of victory when they entertained British


Aerospace. Anne Hutchinson gave Clitheroe the advantage of an early goal in a very


evenly contested game and al­ though' the visitors equalised Carol White restored the home lead with a penalty flick. The second half. of. the game reached its final minutes Before Aerospace again equalised. The Clitheroe second team


visited Poulton only to lose an encounter that took place in blizzard like conditions.


Bacup Res............. 1611 3 2 25 Altham...................13 10 2 122 M’field.................. 13 9 2 2 20 Wadd'ton.............. 14 5 6 3 16 Clith. Res............... 13 6 3 4 15


P W D L P


Marsden 58; I. Hartley 72, I. MacFarlane 79. Division Two: Royal British


Clitheroe 22324 ( C l i


IT WAS a thri their opponents for the first ti


Clitheroe, one-i


with only a mi normal time to back from the de in-form defendt Ashcroft headed : goal to force extr: . And within two


o f the re-sta r Taylor headed th bridge side into a much to the delig 147-strong crowd. With their t


Clitheroe conti dominate the g spite the resiliam visitors. At the start


second period c time, Ian Ashwo had his best ga few weeks, went defenders only t great shot blocki ever, it fell to t consistent and ha ing David Prc made no mistake yards. With Clitheroil 3-1, anybody wol


1 thought that thej would have let th| drop, but they . travelled all the I Newcastle for nol And with onhl


nutes of extra! maining, Whiclf


C L IT H E R O E taining match For Clitheroe


encouraging pel against a powe: side who ran ou by three tries a. version to tries bett and Dins Clitheroe. Last season


struggled to ho1 twice, losing in t


shire Cup by ] and then agai cember. This match was mJ even, Bolton through greats sure and expend On a tacky |


fected by frost < week, Bolton sc| in the opening; f i r s t ly whel Clitheroe tackliJ Bolton to scon unopposed and a tap-penalty ij the Clitheroe lirj To ClitheroJ


their tackling ; sive play impro


■ match wen t through the r Stephen Grea the support w


pack they respi never allowing' dominate.


A run by Grc


to Clitheroe’s fh was stopped j| Bolton’s 22 i Robson in su] move conti i Graham Tort^ wriggling ove] corner. Minutes be|


time Clitheroe li Roger Holme^ twisted knee, B advantage of th; down the nan- lead 14-4 at the Holmes was r


Robin Lund into the thre with Wildman to the back-row out the sec Clitheroe kep: Bolton back their forwards ’ lent support wo


Busy m


NEXT week is a b Clitheroe Rugby Thursday evening the former Engl will be at Littlem a coaching sessil club’s players. | The session will1


30 p.m. with the tj basi c s k il ls , Clitheroe’s player pcrienced and | grounding. Alan Old who is


cal Administrate Rugby Union in will be there onlj but on a regi j Clitheroe have Roger Hughes the cashire rugby c to coach on a Thu Roger Hughes


Blackheath, Fyldi loo player, he v


appointed a R ' coach. Training s at 7 p.m. on bo and Tuesday nigl players whether or beginner are v


to attend. Before the co:


with Alan Old holding a genera the club to disi rule changes. Th next Monday, De at the clubhouse all members ar attend. This Saturdn


plays Colne and 2nd XV arc at h 3rd XV, kick-of


The 1st XV tra play Colne’s 2nd.


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