Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, December 9th, 1982 21 ley 22331 (Classified)


urther clash


irine


victory over Whic- of the FA Vase, the “double” with


it Shawbridge on ith Northern Pre- 1 the first round of


Snjboker halfway stage in the


iroe and District Snooker programme Great Har- Liberal A team are still


i


iten in Division One they have a 21-point


ver Waddington A. dburn lead Divison Two v only four points more vVaddington 6 who have (1 from sixth to second


ults, Division One: Con- ive B 10, Billington A 4;


Ion B 8, Chatbum A 6; lie SC A 4, Liberal A 10; cton A 4, Waddington A dice 10, Conservative A


ision Two: Royal British l B 10, Slaidburn 4; Chat- B 4, Rimington B 10;


i! B 4, Pendle Club 10; ington B 12, Royal Brit- gion A 2.


ision One: Conservative Billington A 335. A.


I


iton 115, B. Price 43; R. r 56, D. Brown 68; I, ison 63, T. Warden 45; ;nsley 67, C. Britcliffe 39; lith 66, H. Cook 63; E.


? 61, B. Robinson 77. 1


ington B 371, Chatburn ). B. Dewhurst 85, P. 40; B. Thompson 58, D.


40; T. Peters 75, P.


ouse 59, R. Pickvance 66; idson 64, D. McIntosh 67; *panini 44, I. Karim 84. ungton A 365, Wadding- l 384. D. Seed 52, D.


ii 73; F. Wrathall 59, T. son 67; K. Ratcliffe 52, J. 71; N. Lawless 74, S.


In 59; S. Petty 74, P. Iw 43; J. Hacking 64, F.


I?1- lice 418, Conservative A


T. Bolton 74, J. Tittering- P; E. Marshall 49, G. Ire- fcS; P. Craig 75, B. Har- Ees 72; J. Griffiths 78, T. l r 56; F. Booth 70, J. ten 58; I. Hartley 72, I. Barlane 79. ■ision Two: Royal British In B 417, Slaidburn 393.


lei 79, L. Lawson 68; M. 172, B. Dixon 64; R. Hart- 1/ 70, G. Tedstone 44; R. on 68, M. Swindells 70; lith 53, B. Walker 88; K. sley 75, W. Jones 59. mm B 394, Rimington B


1. Gudgeon 80, H. Thist- aite 42; M. Hargreaves Riley 109; A. Wilson 73, rtley 49; G. Young 67, D. rt 68; T. Bradley 50, J.


land 94; P. Wilson 61, J. ton 72.


eral B 409, Pcndlc Club 1. Shaw 85, C. Moorhouse . Procter 32, S. Edmond- 9; J. Mellor 61, T. Hill 88; icking 79, A. Taylor 109; eid 83, T. Trotter 47; S. 69, J. Holmes 82.


aldington B 461, Royal ish Legion A 357. B. iman 74, M. Yates 54; I. Ungton 82, M. Bailey 50; /iikinson 92, J. R. Watson i. Phillip 88, J. Miller 69; . Baines 62, G. Walmsley T. H. Walmsley 63, J. ullough 74. night/s matches, Division


; Conservative B v Conser- •e A; Billington B v Billing-


A; Catholic SC A v Chat- A; Waddington A v Lib- A; Rimington A v Police, vision Two: Royal British ion B v Royal British


ion A; Chatburn B v lolic SC B; Pendle Club v ington B; Liberal B v Wad- ton B. Slaidbum — bye.


fcgton B.............. 9 5 0 4 65 1 A ..................... 9 4 0 563 IbumA.............. 9 4 0 561 flington A........... 9 4 0 5 61 Ington A............ 9 3 0 6 59 [ .S C A .............. 9 4 0 556 [ B..................... 9 3 0 6 53 be...................... 9 3 0 647


Lib. A ............ 9 9 0 093 Idington A ........ 9 6 0 372


Division One P W D L Pt


J Division Two


ibum................ 8 6 0 270 IdingtonB........ 8 5 0 366


P W D L Pt


, A .................... 8 2 0 654 , B .................... 8 4 0 4 52 ington B........... 8 3 0 5 50 i.SCB.............. 8. 2 1 5 31


ighest break, J. Tittering-


EAST LANCS LEAGUE


36.


J3ULTS in the East Lanca- Football League were:


fti 3; Oswaldtwistle Immanu- , Clitheroe Res 2; Padiham iderers 4, Colne Legion 1; isfield 1, Gt Harwood 0.


I


ip Res................. 16 11 3 2 25 >am....................... 13 10 2 122 dd....................... 13 9 2 220 Id’ton.................. 14 5 6 316 h. Res................. 13 6 3 4 15 iham W .............. 13 6 2 5 14 ■yAC.................. 11 5 2 4 12 Pwood................. 13 5 2 6 12 lanuel................. 15 4 4 7 12 tburn................1G 6 0 10 12 enden..................10 5 1 4 11 die F.................... 10 5 1 4 11 mC......................11 5 1 5 11 rdU................... 11 4 2 6 10 ;y FC................15 1 3 11 5 le L .................. 15 0 2 13 2


Late goal jenies win


LATE goal denied Clitheroe


lies Hockey team of victory Ln they entertained British


lospace. Anne Hutchinson p Clitheroe the advantage


|


Jnly contested game and al- Jigh the visitors equalised )1 White restored the home with a penalty flick. The >nd half o f . the game


hed its final minutes before )space again equalised, le Clitheroe second team


sd Poulton only to lose an inter that took place in ird like conditions.


< bn early goal in a very P W D L P


illey FC 1, Bacup Boro Res Vaddington 4, Barrowford 1; Pendle Forest 1, Chat-


. Lib. B ............ 8 4 1 3 61 lie Club............ 8 5 0 361 tburn B............ 8 4 0 4 57


aker 74; J. Wild 45, P. 78; *P. Conchie 71, N. son 58; P. Swain 37, A. land 109. holic SC A 389, Liberal . D. Burgess 71, P. Wig- 2: L. Dixon 55, R. Taylor Sims 96, G. Allen 50; P.


Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


Clitheroe through to Vase third round


Clitheroe 3, Whickham 2 IT WAS a thrill-a-minute when Clitheroe made club history by beating Clitheroe, one-nil down


with only a minute of normal time to go, came back from the dead when in-form defender Mick Ashcroft headed a superb goal to force extra time. And within two minutes


of the re -sta rt John Taylor headed the Shaw­ bridge side into a 2-1 lead much to the delight ofithe 147-strong crowd. With their tails up,


Clitheroe continued to dominate the game de­ spite the resiliance of the


visitors. At the start of the


second period of extra­ time, Ian Ashworth, who had his best game for a few weeks, went past two defenders only to see a great shot blocked. How­ ever, it fell to the ever- consistent and hard work­ ing David Proos who made no mistake from six yards. With Clitheroe leading 3-1, anybody would have


‘ thought that the visitors would have let their heads drop, but they had not travelled all the way from Newcastle for nothing. And with only five mi­


nutes of extra-time re­ maining, Whickham de-


M1KE ASHCROFT In-form, defender


fender Bill Riley drove


the ball through a jungle of Clitheroe defenders to put his side back in with a chance. However, time ran out


and Clitheroe were jus­ tified winners. For Whic­ kham had gone one up early in the game after the referee awarded the visitors a controversial


penalty. Nigel Whiteside was al­


leged to have brought down a Whickham player but nobody who saw the incident thought it should


RUGBY REPORTS


Entertaining match at Littlemoor


Ciithcroc XV 8, Bolton 14


CLITHEROE and Bolton provided an enter­ taining match at Littlemoor on Saturday.


encouraging performance against a powerful Bolton side who ran out winners by three tries and a con­ version to tries by Tor- bett and Dinsdale for Clitheroe. Last season Clitheroe


For Clitheroe it was an


have been a foul, let alone a penalty. Apart from that, Whic­


kham didn’t really look like scoring and it was


Clitheroe who made all the - running throughout the game. Clitheroe received a


blessing in disguise when Whickham d e fen d e r Derek Ward “Rugby .tack­ led” David Proos who had only the goalkeeper to beat. For the Geordie was sent off, and Whickham made a substitution. So for the last 15 mi­


THE' leaders ol the two


divisions of the Ribble Valley Pool League suf-


their opponents Whickham and reaching the third round of the r A Vase . of for the first time, at Shawbridge on Saturday.


ended their unbroken run unbrokenran


Witch went to their match at the Black Horse having lost only four frames in four matches but by the end of the night that total had been doubled. A single frame victory


nr


by Black Horse cut the Witch’s lead from six to three points, leaving Commercial as the only unbeaten team. Commercial recorded


nutes Clitheroe played against 10 men and cer­ tainly took advantage of the situation. Star performances came


from the ever-reliable Frank Richards, who, along with Ashc roft formed a formidable stumbling block for the Whitckham strikers. Goalkeeper Dennis


Underwood played magni­ ficently despite having an


injured leg. The overall team per­


formance was encourag­ ing, not only for manager Eric Whalley, but also for the patient fans who waited nearly 90 minutes for the fireworks to explode.


• C i i th c r o c : U nderwood, Whiteside, Eyles, Richards, Ashcroft, Drugan, Sharpies,


Proos, Dunn, Taylor, Ash­ worth. Sub: Easton. W h ick h am : Thompson,


McDonald, Knox, Scrimshaw, Riley, Ward, Carney, Rice, Jennings, Breheny, Graham. Sub: Simpson. R eferee: Mr Ki Wright,


Leeds. Penalty try scorers earns point


Oswaldtwistlc Imman. 2 Clitheroe Res. 2


A PENALTY 10 minutes from time gave Clitheroe Reserves a deserved point at Oswaldtwistle on


struggled to hold Bolton twice, losing in the Lanca­ shire Cup by 30 points and then again in De­ cember. This time the match was much more even, Bolton winning through greater compo­


sure and experience. On a tacky pitch af­


fected by frost during the week, Bolton scored twice in the opening minutes, f ir s t ly when po o r Clitheroe tackling allowed Bolton to score virtually unopposed and then from a tap-penalty move near the Clitheroe line. To Clitheroe’s credit


their tackling and defen­ sive play improved as the match went on and through the running of Stephen Greatorex and the support work of the pack they responded well never allowing Bolton to dominate. A run by Greatorex led


to Clitheroe’s first try, he was stopped just inside Bolton’ s 22 but with Robson in support the move cont inu ed — Graham Torbett finally wriggling over in the


corner. Minutes before half


time Clitheroe lost flanker Roger Holmes with a twisted knee, Bolton took advantage of this to score down the narrow side to lead 14-4 at the interval. Holmes was replaced by


into with


Robin Lund who came the three-quarters


....... Wildman switching


to the back-row. Through­ out the second half Clitheroe kept pushing Bolton back especially their forwards with excel­ lent support work.


Busy week


NEXT week is a busy one for Ciithcroc Rugby Club, on • Thursday evening Alan Old the former England player will be at Littlcmoor holding a coaching session for the


club’s players. The session will start at b-


30 p.m. with the theme being b a s i c s k i l l s , m o s t o f Clitheroe’s players are inex­ perienced and need basic


grounding. .


cal Administrator fo r the Rugby Union in the North will be there only one night but on a r e g u la r b a s is C lith e ro c have appointed Roger Hughes the Radio Lan­ cashire rugby correspondent to coach on a Thursday night. Roger Hughes is a former Blackheath, Fylde and Water­


Alan Old who is the Techni­


loo player, he was recently appointed a Rugby Union coach. Training starts usually at 7 p.m. on both Thursday and Tuesday nights. All new players’ whether experienced or beginner arc very welcome


to attend. Before the coaching night . . . . .


with Alan Old the club, is holding a general meeting ot the club to discuss certain, rule changes. The meeting is next Monday, December ldtn, at the clubhouse at 7-30 p.m- members arc asked to


all ....


atTMs Saturday the club plays Colne and Nelson. The


2nd XV arc at home to their 3rd XV, kick-off 2-30 p.m- The 1st XV travel away to play Colne’s 2nd XV.


Graham Torbett Clitheroe were only re­


warded once when a smart break by Wardle down the left ended in Phil Dinsdale scoring in the corner. The try was very similar to the first try with Torbett and Dinsdale this time in support. A third try almost came


when a sweeping move by the Clitheroe pack took them from the half way line to Bolton’s try line; John Conboy though was- adjudged by the referee to be' held on the line. Through this Conboy damaged his ribs and a short time later had to


leave the field. John Mercer and John


Robson were the pick of the Clitheroe pack who all had good games, the return of Ridehalgh gave another option in the


lineout. The most urgent thing


for Clitheroe is to find a fly half able to control the


game. Clitheroc XV: Wardle, Wild­


man, S tu a r t G r e a to r e x , Stephen Greatorex, Torbett, Dempsey, Duxbury, Conboy, Dinsdale, Dubowski, Mercer, Holden, Ridehalgh, Robson,


Holmes. Res: Lund.


. Game for Saturday; Pendle Panthers v Chat­ burn (J. Woodworth).


. Cub football RESULTS of games in the Clitheroe and District Cub Scout F o o tb a l l League were: Waddington 3, Loyola 7; Whalley 4, Pendle Panthers- 2.


Ea syvictory EMPRESS Squash Club


Ladies’ 2nd team had a comfortable 5-0 win at home to Lancastrian 3rds. Marilyn Fletcher, Jean


Hutchinson and Carrie Macdonald all won 3-0. and Sheila Willis and Rachel Pallister won 3-1. . ‘


,


SOME of the children from the Ribble Valley who took part in the Ribble Valley Cross Country Championships held at Ivy Bank School, Burnley.


Saturday. Driving rain made con­


ditions dif f icult, but Clitheroe were given a flying start when Dave Ashworth was on hand to shoot home after the ’keeper could only parry a Simon Whiteside effort in


the opening minutes. The v is i t o r s were


slightly unlucky to con­ cede the equaliser when the ball was deflected past ’keeper Alan Howard by a defender. With 20 minutes left,


Oswaldtwistle went in front, but soon afterwards the penalty, awarded by Clitheroe manager John Whalley, standing in as referee, was converted by


Eric Kinder. Ciithcroc; Howard, Braith-


waite, Karwat, Kinder, Baron; Cocker,, McGuire, Stephenson; B y r om , A s h w o r th , S. Whiteside. Subs: Halliday and Conti.


their fifth victory in a row at the expense of Royal Oak A. Their 5-2 win was enough to keep them in second place, two points in front of the Joiners A and four ahead of the Lord Nelson who moved into fifth place at the ex­ pense of the White Hart. Blue leaders Joiners B


suffered their first defeat in 17 matches Jan un­ beaten run that stretched back to July 8th) when they visited the Horse Shoe. A single frame win by the latter left King’s B as the only undefeated team and gave them the jo in t lead with the Joiners. The King’s 5-2 victory


was enough to put them a couple of points ahead of Tillotson’s, (who bear a strong resemblance to the Sun Inn side -that was runner-up in the Red League two years ago), and five in front of the Craven Heifer. The joint -lead will be


severed tonight when King’s entertain the Join­ ers in the top match of the evening.


Latest results: Red League:


Joiners A 5, Horse Shoe A 2; Hodder Bridge A 3, King’s A 4; Royal Oak A 2, Commercial. A 5; Red Pump 2, Lower Buck 5; Black Horse 4, Pendle Witch 3; White Horse 3, Sun Inn 4; Lord Nelson 5. White Hart 2. Blue League: Horse Shoe B


4, Joiners B 3; King’s B 5,


Hodder Bridge B 2; Brown Cow 2, Craven Heifer *5; Craven Heifer (Chg) 1, Tillot­ son’s 6; Buck Inn 4, Black Bull


3. Duke of York v New Inn (postponed).


Results of turkey shoot


A TURKEY shoot held at Clitheroe Golf Club on Saturday and Sunday re­ sulted in a >vin for H. G. Fielding and J. P. Kane with 40 pts. Second were W. Farn-


worth and P. Boothman, 38pts, after play-off with N. Scott and J. H. Par­ kinson, 38pts (third) and J. I. Dugdale and A. Seedle 38pts (best day card on Saturday. The Sunday best card


was returned by T. Dawson and R. Kane after play-offs with K. Thompson and G. Thomp­ son, T. Mason and K. U n d e rwo od and D. Underwood and E. Had- field, all with 37pts.


Bolton weight told Bolton 2nds 34, Clitheroe 2nds 0


IN the last quarter Bolton using the ploy of the rol­ ling maul scored five tries to beat a game Clitheroe 2nd XV. Until the last minutes the match had been even with Bolton


just holding the upper- hand.


Played in bad conditions


Clitheroe saw the return to rugby after a long time of Alan Sweeney, a prop forward who used to be a 1st XV regular. Sweeney had a good first


match back along with Martin Byrne they were the best of the Clitheroe forwards. Bolton’s greater weight in


the forwards though told with an avalanche of tries in the closing minutes. At half-time the score was only 4-0 but as the match wore on Clitheroe were unable to control the


Bolton pack. Clitheroe tackled well with


David Workman and Paul Tabemer on the two wings im-


f


ressing, the game also saw an Fielding playing, he plays only occasionally now that he has become a police constable.


HEATHER Dewhurst winner of the girls Cross Country Championships held at Ivy Bank School,- Burnley on Saturday


morning.


success. Red leaders Pendle


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CLITHEROE Cricket Club men’s netball team won the annual four-cornered fixture against the might of Black­


burn Rovers and teams from the Ribble Valley Netball League.


Playing on a round-robin


basis, the winners, who did not play the Rover's team, defeated the two ladles’


teams 8-2 and 5-4. And if the netball was not enough to keep everbody fit,


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RIBBLE VALLEY LEAGUE


Valley team win inter-league tie


Ribblc Valley League 4, Nelson League 2


ALTHOUGH most of the side had not previ­ ously played together, the Ribble Valley League produced a sound performance to defeat the Nelson League in an inter-league game played at Calderstones.


Valley took the lead


with an own-goal that Nelson conceded after a period of strong pressure, and Steve Neary made it 2-0 just before the break. Nelson pulled one goal


back b e fo r e Andy McClean scored Valley’s fourth goal from a free kick. Steve Neary made it 4-1 in the 75th minute but Nelson scored again just


before the end. The Ribble Valley Lea­


gue’s next games in this competition will be played in the New Year. Their remaining fixtures are against the Furness League and the Accring­ ton League, both away, and against the Darwen League, at home. The side, made up of players


from Royal Oak, Victoria, Read, Chatburn, Catholic SC, West Bradford, Trinity and


Ribchester Res was: Mitchel- son, Humphreys, Dinsdale, Stott, Bell, Rush, McClean, Campbell, Neary, Pritt, Blenk­ inship. Subs: McCullough, Re- nwick and Threlfall.


SEMI FINAL DATE


THE semi-finals of the Ribble Valley Football League’s Ashley Smith Trophy will now be played on January 22nd. The games were originally scheduled for November 27th but on that day vir­ tually the whole of the programme was washed out.


Saturday’ s results,


Marsden Division: Read Utd 1, Transport 5; Catholic SC 0, Sabden 5; Rimington 1, Chatburn 7; Lord Nelson 0, Ribches­ ter CK 7; Royal Oak Vic­ toria 8, Grindleton 1.


Division Two: Spring


Mill 2, Ribchester Res 3; West Bradford Res 2, Read Utd Res 4; Calder­ stones 7, Transport Res 4; Trinity 4, King’s Arms 2; Waggon and Horses 4, Whalley 2; Read Res 0, Transport Res 1.


Division Three: Brow-


nhill Arms 4, Catholic SC Res 2; Craven Heifer 3, White Horse 1; Ribches­ ter CK Res 6, Lord Nelson Res 3. Grindleton Res 4, Rimington Res 2.


Next Saturday’s matches,


Marsden Division: Transport v Royal Oak (AW), Chatbum v Catholic SC (TH), West Brad­ ford V Read Utd (GS), Sabden v Lord Nelson (PK), Grindleton


v Rimington (TW). Division Two: Whalley v


Calderstones (JS), King’s Arms


v Spring Mill (J. Duffy), Trans­ port Res v West Bradford Res (K B ) , R ib ch e s te r Res v Wai Utd


urcon and Horses (TJ), Read d Res v Trinity (MB).


Res v Sabden Res (TD), Lord Nelson Res v Brownhill Arms (J. McC), Catholic SC Res v Griridleton Res Horse


Division --------- - ........ Three: Rimingto (BA), White v Ribchester1 CK Res


(NB). League placings, Marsden


Division: Read Utd 15 pts, Ribchester CK 14, Royal Oak Victoria 12, Transport 12, Sabden 11, Chatburn 9, West Bradford 8, Catholic SC 8, Rimington 4, Grindleton 2, Lord Nelson 1.


1 Division Two: Ribchester


Res 20 pts, Calderstones 14, Spring Mill 14, Read Utd Res 14, King’s Arms 12, Transport Res 9, Waggon and Horses 8, West. Bradford Res 8, Trinity YC 4, Whalley 3.


Division Three: Craven


Heifer 17 pts, Brownhill Arms 15, Ribchester CK Res 13, Grindleton Res 11, White Horse 10, Rimington Res 10, Catholic SC Res 6, Sabden Res 3, Lord Nelson Res 3.


Lay-off no hindrance toROV


Royal Oak Victoria 8, Grindleton 1


A FOUR week lay off did not do ROV any harm as they re­ turned to action with a fine 8-1 • win over Grindleton in. this Marsden League fixture. It was a nostalgic occasion


for ROV’s Tony Pritt, making*, his debut against his old club, and made captain for the day.


with a hat-trick, with the other goals coming from Gary Conti (2), Len Aspinwall (1), Peter •Harrison (1) and Steven McCul­


lough (1). Grindleton’s solitary goal was


scored by Steve Turner. Royal Oak Victoria: Slack,


Bush, Stewart, Astin, Harri­ son, Conti, McCullough, Pritt, S. Tomlinson, Czapowski, As­ pinwall. Subs: G. Tomlinson,


Smith. Grindlcton: Fielding, Jones,


. P. Turner, S. Turner, Read, B.‘ Powell, Proctor, Moore, Legg, Parkinson. Sub: J. Powell.


He rewarded his new side


Renwick’s second


hat-trick King’s Arms 2


TRINITY’S second win of | the season happily coin­ cided with Renwick’s second hat-trick in the same period.


Tr inity kicked o f f I against the wind and went ahead after soaking up some early pressure. Good work by Edmondson j forced the visitors’ de­ fence into error, giving I Remvick the formality of | running the ball in from close range.


Midway into the half I


Devine (P) turned well on the edge of the area and put King’s level with a fine shot.


Renwick restored Trini­


ty’s lead early in the second half, scoring with an excellent shot. How­ ever, the exchanges re­ mained fairly even until Trinity failed to clear a ball from the penalty area, and Musgrove put the vis­ itors once more on level terms.


This reversal jolted


Trinity, and Driver put them back in front after collecting the ball in mid- field and beating a couple of defenders.


Renwick complete his


hat-trick in the closing mi­ nutes, setting the seal on a good team performance with Shears, Edmondson, Meyler and Mitchelson | being the pick.


Trinity: Mitchelson, Stell


Fishlock, Meyler, Fawcett Driver, Fitzpatrick, Shears Edmondson, Renwick, Dickin son. Subs: Metcalf, Catchpole.


King’s Arms: O’Neill, Town­


send, Devine (M), Wade, Penman, Musgrove, Johnson


(S), Dewhurst, Devine (P), Jef­ fe r ie s , Sieckowski. Subs: Stewart, Johnson (D).


Read Sn control


West Bradford Res 2 Read Utd Res 4


AFTER holding their own against strong opposition West I Bradford saw this Division Two 1 game slip away from them when Read scored three times in a 15 minute spell in the


second half. The visitors’ controlled play


help. R<


, ■


restricted the home side in their efforts to make headway . and some poor passing did not |


;ead opened the scoring and


West Bradford had to wait | until almost half time for Rey- ; nolds to equalise.


Play opened out when Read ,


quickly w’ent 4-1 up although Reynolds, Blenkinship and I Cowking all came close before 1 Reynolds scored West Brad- | ford’s second goal. West Bradford Res: Holling-


w o r th , C h e r ry , Heanan, . Rawson, Edmondson, Mellin,


Howard, Blenkinship (I), Rev- f nolds, Johnson, Cowking. Sub: Blenkinship (A), Woodworth. Players please note that next Saturday's game at Transport Res is timed for 1-30 p.m., not as previously stated.


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BLACK AND WHITE SLOT T V— PAY AS YOU VIEW


NEW TV’s 6 MONTHS DEPOSIT DISCOUNT FOR ANNUAL PAYMENT


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


D E R E K L E IG H 4 SHIR1GURN M l.. ClIIHIRM. Tel. 241M_______


REPAIRS, RECONDITIONING AND SERVICE OF


HOOVER


APPLIANCES Specialist on Keymatic


CLEAN IT CLITHEROE


Tel. 25096 (office) 27359, evenings


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.


THE RAYBURN OPEN FIRE , ,


Delivery ex-stock. Rayburn Cookers for Solid Fuel. Oil and Gas.


Wood burning stoves by Jotul and Ulefos. Spares for Rayburn, Baxi and most stoves.


FRED MANBY & BRO High Street. SRIpton. Est. 1817. Telephone 5444____ HOOLEY CYRIL


EX-HOOVER SERVICE ENGINEER


57 W00NE LANE CLITHEROE Telephone 22023


AUTHORISED HOOVER SERVICE


YOUR BUILDING PROBLEMS teiS^StENblERE;lllillli


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


IMPROVEMENTS, PLUMBING AND . ROOFING


FREE ESTIMATES WITHIN 24 HOURS


TEL. GEE CO. LTD. CLITHEROE 27463 or


WHALLEY 3353 J Trinity 4,


COMPREHENSIVE STOCKS OF TOOLS AT HIGHLY COMPETITIVE PRICES


AXES, BOLSTERS, BRACES, CHISELS; DRILLS, FLOATS, HACKSAWS, HAWKS, LEVELS, MALLETS, PLIERS


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SAND. CEMENT AGGREGATES


CYLINDER JACKETS


PLASTER BOARDS LOFT INSULATION PIPE LAGGING


FULL RANGE OF CEMENT ADDITIVES


PUNCHES,


”SAWS, SCRAPERS, SCREWDRIVERS,


SHAFTS, SOCKET SETS, SPANNERS, SHOVELS, TAPES, TROWELS, VICES


SEE OUR DRAPER TOOL BAR and BLACK & DECKER STAND


SELLTHOSE UNWANTED ITEMS


IN THIS YOUR LOCAL PAPER


B U R N L E Y 22331


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