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12331 (Classified)


s the eason


I l ia n ic s 1


cashire Combina- he last time on each of the recent-


attacking partnership


Proos and Simon were sufficient to


pool. »r, the visitors dis­ ore enthusiasm than .ms do towards the |he season and fully


jir part in a competi- ntertaining match.


Clitheroe pressure Blackpool’s defence . roos had seen a shot


Iright and bounce out, " found the net in the te when he headed in.


Ijught Blackpool out of l l and their lively for- liegan to create a I f headaches for Denis l)d and his defenders.^ lualiser came five mi- l e r the break when intercepted a bad


J to round Underwood loine the ball. Itheroe were not to be l e victory they really Ihave clinched far


Ith opened up Black- fence and crossed for to turn in his 18th


|e season.


|-oe: Underwood, N. Ashcroft, Davies,


Jrugan, Taylor, Shar­ e s , S. Whiteside, Ash- gSubs: Richards and


iseifled Future


pION appears to sur- future of Whalley


Jeltic defender Dave Id .


Bey FC*s announcc- fnt he is to become . yer-manager next look the pub team by


(secretary Mr Andrew I hoped Gillibrand |c staying with them, “We have not been hed and in view' o f


J having previously rc- SVaddington for an il- Ipronch, we feel their " have been improper in the spirit o f the


Aer, Whalley chair- Brian Whittaker,.


Knounccd that Gillib- |)uld be moving, was l this week that cvcry-


|d been agreed. ; the player’s view of


Ition?


len ’t yet made up my (cause I have had a I f offers,” he said this


Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, May ISth, 1982 1 9 ' Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


Wanderers needn’ t take this defeat too much to heart


Ribblesdale Wanderers 117, Baxenden 118 for 5 RIBBLESDALE Wanderers suffered their second defeat of the season


when Baxenden visited Church Meadow. Four catches were put _ former Haslingden' player who in years past Has assisted both Wanderers and Clitheroe,


down bu t it was not "all g lo om . W an d e re rs could fe e l p le a s e d w i t h t h e op en in g b ow l in g o f D e ­ nnett and Bill Sliriger wh o soon had B ax enden at 14 fo r 3 in rep ly to W an d e r­ ers ' 117. Hayton and Lace pulled the


visitors round with a stand of 82 — after Hayton had quite early on offered Slinger a dif­ ficult chance to catch him off his own bowling. Hayton finished unbeaten on


65 in only his second ’ senior game this season (he has scored 78 with the 2nd XI).


The other main encourage­


ment for Wanderers from this match was a fine debut by 16- year-old Murray Walker as wicketkeeper. He has moved to Church Meadow from Whalley and skipper Jack Ainsworth was pleased with his initial per­ formance at senior level.


The home batting was below


par, no fewer than seven men being caught out. The openers managed only 13 between them but a stand of 41 between Steven Proctor and Dennett stopped a too early slide. Ironi- callyjt ;, was John Ingham, the


dismissed both men in quick succession and then accounted for Slinger. The three wickets went down for the addition of only 11 runs. Ingham Joined Baxenden this season. - v That Wanderers passed the


. — ------------- , who


100 mark was due to a bright knock by Alec Holgate. Coming in at No. 6 he was last out for 38, including a couple of sixes. Had he found a partner to emu­ late his defiance Wanderers could well have set a more realistic total and staved off a defeat they should not take too much to heart. Wanderers: D. Cottam lbw


READ STILL SEEK FIRST WIN


Read 86, Northern 88 for 5.


Fenwick 9, J. Ainsworth c Cook b Lace 4, S. Proctor c Clegg b Ingham 15, Dennett’ c Clegg b. Ingnam 22, W. Slinger c Hayton b Ingham 9, A. Hol-


Eite b Cook 38, M. Walker c ace b Fenwick 0, P. Peddar c


and b Cook 1, P. Seedle c and b Cook 0, D. Jackson b Cook 7. R. Birch n.o. 5, extras 7, total 117. Baxenden: 118 fo r 5 (J.


Hayton 65 n.o. J. Ingham 3 for 26. G. Cook 3 for 24). Wanderers bowling: Dennett


15-2-43-2; W. Slinger 7-1-23-1; P. Peddar 3-0-164); R. Birch 4- 0-28-2.


Bowling mauled but Clitheroe save a point


Earby 215 for 7, Clitheroe 87 for 5


TH E Clithe ro e b owling wa s b ad ly mauled at E a rb y but at least th e re was a p oint saved.


Asked to bat, Earby did so


in no uncertain terms. Profes­ sional Steve Gee and David Little had 52 on the board at


the end of 10 overs. The introduction of Andrew


Townsley to the attack slowed the run rate and only 32 were taken off the next 10. Just when it seemed that


Clitheroe were gaining the upper hand Mick Chappie hit 53 runs off 33 deliveries, in­ cluding six sixes and three fours. But this was not the end, Gee opened up in similar vein and at the end of 36 overs Earby had 215 runs to their credit. Clitheroe’s reply never really


approached a run rate likely to earn five points or even three,


DARTS


six games played, Black mve a two-point lead


.oyal Oak A in the oe Men’s Invitation


eague. gs: Black Horse 37pts',. )ak A 35, Horse Shoe te Horse 27, Commer- ,el 25, Cross Keys 15, Arms 15, Royal Oak B


and the defensive field settings by Earby showed they were happy with three points and that little pressure of their making would be applied. The early battmg was not


able to pierce the field as Earby had done and having . lost four wickets 'Clitheroe played for a draw which they achieved comfortably. It was a


Garth’s shot of the match


• Clitheroc 3rd 193, Barnoldswick 3rd 122


JEROE ladies’ darts in second position in


cashire League, having very consistently in


ren games so far. a total of 20 matches to ed, the current league ns are: Rossendale 7, points 41; Clitheroe eywood 7,38; Hasling- •f Tyldesley 7,36; Rade- 34; Blackburn 7,32; 7, 31; Accrington 8, 28; [arwood 7, 26; Oldham


S icket teams


eroc (v B’burn N, h, . Fawcett, J. Boden, P.


. Booth, D. Barnes, S. le a d , C. S im s , T. d, S. Morgan, J. Hill,


^eroe 2nd (v B’bum N, : P. C. Bishop, A. Hen- , R. Thornton, R. S. Rush, R. Sharp, A. J. Burke, M. Black-


. Cartledge, J. Pye. icroc 3rd (v Fenis- a, Sun): W. Briggs, G.


t, G. Cartledge, C. i. King, C. Musson.'J. Burke, J. Furaell, P.


l, G. Speak, S. Miller, eroe (v Gt Harwood, a, :amsbottom Cup): K. ., J. Boden, P. Hall, B. , D. Barnes, C. Sims, izard, S. Morgan, C. Townsley.


peroe 2nd (v Rolls h, Sun, Lawrenson J3. C. Bishop, A. Hen-


1, R. Thornton, R. |S. Rush, C. Sharp, J. Blackburn, S. Westh-


kkburn, A. King, C. ’ I.. Blackburn, R. Hard- 3. Speak, S. Miller, G. forth, P. Rushton, A.. In. Res: C. Marsden.


Lrts Duckworth intro-


and thanked Mr El.


p ew in n e r s w e r e : champions — Bil- A , runners up —


|sdale A , Stardust out ch am p ion s —


Isdale A , runners-up Iw Moor,- h ig h e s t I— J. Parker (R ib - l e ' A ) 150, s p e c ia l . I fo r maximum finish H a w t h o r n e


Zroe CC) 170.


[IN THIS ISSUE \PHERS ARE


IDER V


. stbn and Leyland, Gareth Morris, of Bowland School,, and David Goodwin, from Moorlands, showed their class with two groat perform­


North-West Divisional Cycling , Championship held at Pre-


IN the - . .a----- - .. ances. ioThe first part of the champ­ .


• ceptlonally high,, the .winner clocking 23 minutes 10 sec­ onds. Gareth came fourth with a time of 24 minutes exactly, giving him a_Z5 m.p.h. average speed. David


mile time trial against the clock. The standard was ex-


nship at Preston was a 10 English Schools’ also had an excellent lime of


. Sutcliffe, A.Rigby. I Musson.. leroe Youth (v Oswald* a, Mon): D. Barnes,


CLITHEROE 3rd had an ex­ cellent win over Barnoldswick at Chatbum Road. Asked to bat they were in trouble at 29 for 3 but Steve Rush (39) and Bill Briggs (28).put on 61 for the fourth wicket. Jim Fumell then hit a quick 30 including a six and five fours, aided by a good 32 from Geoff Cartledge but the shot of the match was Garth Sutcliffe’s sweep for four to the longest boundary off the last ball o f the innings. Clitheroe finished at 193 for 9 off 36*overs. In reply, Barnoldswick lost


two cheap wickets but Harker plundered the bowling for 55, including four sixes before being caught in the deep by Briggs off Sutcliffe. Malcolm Blackburn (4 for 21)


and Sutcliffe (5 for 49) teased out the tail, the game being won in the 27th over. Clitheroc 3rd: M. Booth 11,


G. Bennett 10, S. Rush 39, M. Blackburn 0, W. Briggs 28, J. Fumell 30; G. Cartledge 32, A. Blackburn 0, C. Seed 6, G. Speak n.o. 4, G. Sutcliffe n.o.


5, extras 28, total 193. Bamoldswick 3rd: 122 .(G.


Harker 55). Clitheroe 3rd bowling: J. _


Fumell 7-0-42-0; G. Sutcliffe 13-1-49-5; M. Blackburn 6.3-0- 21-4.


shame that a game which pro­ duced such excellent hitting should have so tame an ending. Earby: 215 for 7 (Gee 90, M.


Chappie 53). Clitheroe: K. Fawcett c M.


Wiseman b R. Wiseman 5, Townsley c M. Wiseman b Chappie 26, C. Foulds b Chap­ pie 18, J. Boden lbw Chappie 0, 3. Morgan n.o. 27, D. Barnes c Gee b Forster 0, C. Sims n.o. 3, extras 8, total (5 wkts) 87. C l i th e r o e B ow l in g : T.


Bleaxard 4-0-29-0; J. Hill 8-0- 47-1; Townsley 14-1-65-4; R. Booth 10-1-68-2.


Poor batting by seconds


Old Rossendalians 89 for 6, Ribblesdale W. 2nd 88


A KNOCK of 34 by Ken Proc­ tor was the only saving grace about a poor batting perform­ ance by Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nd at New Hall Hey cricket ground. They needed 35 overs to struggle to an all out 88, which the home side passed with four wickets to spare. Wanderers 2nd: A. Parker


7, R. Driver 14, W. Bradley 6, K. Proctor 34, T. Wallbank 5, P. Harrison 6, J. Hutchins 6, G. Leech 0, T. Braithwaite 1, S. Kerr 1, G. Meakin not but 0. Extras 8. Total 88. Old Rossendalians: 89 for 6


(F. Jelley 33). Wanderers 2nd Bowling: G.


13-0. Rained off


CLITHEROE and District Cricket League had its first two abandonments due to rain on Thursday. In the matches that were played, Buck Inn completed the double- over Police, Chipping gained their first win at the expense of Sabden, and Calderstones maintained their unbeaten run against Catholic B. This week’s matches include


ICI v Calderstones at Chat- bum Road tonight (6-30 p.m.), Sunday — Police v Catholic A (Calderstones 2-30 p.m.), Wed­ nesday — Catholic A v ICI (Lowergate 6-30 p.m.). Due to promotion at work


the league chairman, Mr Ber­ nard Johnson, has had to sever his connection with the league. He’ succeeded the firet chair­ man, Mr Ken Watson in 1978. League placings: Buck Inn,


Calderstones, 'Catholic A, all 100 per cent; Flexible Rein­ fo r cem en ts 50 p e r cen t, Catholic B, Chipping, Police, Sabden 33 per cent, Gisbum,


ICI nil. S u c c g s s o n w h e © l s


Leach 15.5-3-36-5, G. Meakin 11-2-30-1, T. Braithwaite 4-0-


R E A D are still looking fo r their f irst win o f the season afte r y e t another disappointing batting per­ formance. Put in, they were dismissed


for 86 in only 22 overs, the innings being wrecked by spin­ ner Peter Jones with the excel­ lent return of 6 for 16 in 5.5 overs. Skipper Michael Georgeson


was tne first to go, caught on the long leg boundary at seven. Billy Lamb looked good and the score, moved to 40 before opener Steve Rushton was caught at the wicket. Despite losing Lamb six runs


later to a fine catch by .Roger Green, Richard Kawalec kept the score moving and appeared comfortable until Jones was b rought into the attack. Kawalec then lived dangerously for a while but soon became Jones’ first victim. Having lost half the side in


only an hour Read then desper­ ately needed someone to “dig in” and a period on consolida­


tion but this was not to be. With the exception of Peter


Worsley, who was bowled, the remaining wickets all fell quick­ ly to aggressive shots, result­ ing in a very early tea interval. After tea ‘Jones was taking


wickets again — this time it was the turn of Trevor Jones


the Read professional. He claimed the first three of the N o r th e rn in n in g s . With Richard Goodway claiming a couple the .Pleckgate men looked far from comfortable at •


48 for 5. Ron W a lton , h ow ev e r ,


scored freely for 35 not out and saw his side home without


further loss. Read: S. Rushton c Rostron •


b Hartley 17, M. Georgeson c Walton b Fox 1, W. Lamb c Green b H a rt ley 21, R. Kawalec b Jones 20, G. O’Con­ nor c Taylor b Jones 5, R. Goodway stpd Rostron b Jones 6, P. Worsley b Fox 0, Jones stpd Rostron b Jones 3, J. Waddington c Fox b Jones 1, P. Grainger n.o. 0, D. Pollard c Gillibrand b Jones 0, extras 12, total 86. Northern: 88 for 5 (P. Jones


6 for 16). Read bowling: Jones 134-25-


3, R. Kawalec 6.2-1-21-0, K. Goodway 6-1-33-2.


Safely through


cup game Read 2nd .77,


Gt Harwood 2nd 58.


READ 2nd had no problems in beating Great Harwood 2nd in the preliminary round of the" Lawrenson Cup on Sunday. In a low-scoring game the


villagers were bowled out for 77, with Ramon Bell (26) and Philip Hanson (27) being the only batsmen to reach double figures. t


After, starting confidently •


Great Harwood collapsed to 58 all out, Andrew MacLean taking 5 for 12 and Roger


Ebbage 3 for 11. R ead 2nd b ow l in g : P.


Hanson 5-0-11-0, D. Pollard 8- 2-18-1, R. Ebbage 8-0-11-3, A. MacLean 5-1-12-5.


No problems


Great Harwood 3rd 73, Wanderers 3rd 75 for 5.


WANDERERS 3rd had no problems in overcoming Great Harwood in Division Three of the R ib b le sd a le C r ick e t League. S. Nield took seven of the homei wickets at marginally more than three apiece, five men leaving for only 14 runs. Wanderers lost an early


wicket but eventually won with the aid of a stand of 21 for the fifth wicket. Great Harwood 3rd: 73. Wanderers 3rd: N. Parker


13, J. Threlfall 0, T. Renwick 22; K. Fellows n.o. 22, J. Glad­ win 9, C. Monk 3, G. Child n.o. 2. extras 4, total 5 wkts 75. Wanderers 3rd bowling: K.


Allen 8-0-36-3, P. Allen 6-1-21- 1, F. Ainsworth 3-0-9-0, .S.


Wall 1-0-5-1.


Whallcy 75 for 2, Padiham 72


V IC T O R Y a t la s t fo r


W ha lley wh o completely • d om in a t e d t h e g am e


against Padiham. Acting skipper Vic Morris


won the toss and asked the visitors to bat, going on to win


in easy style. Brian Brown opened the


attack but it was soon apparent that the very slow wicket favoured the less quick bow­ lers. Tony Wright began from the bypass and 17.5 overs later finished with the remarkable figures of 5 for 19 — truly fine


bowling. Steve Lawton . also bowled


well to finish with 5 for 44 off


his 15 overs. None 'of the Padiham bats­


men could adapt to the condi­ tions or the bowling and they were all out after struggling to 72 (Vincent Daly 15) off 35.6


overs. David Johnson and Mark


Fallon began the villagers’ reply and had reached 30 when Johnson was caught. Fallon also departed before Whalley passed the target after only 19 overs — the reward for a much better performance than the previous week. Padiham: 72. Whallcy: D. Johnson c John­


son b Heyworth 25, M. Fallon c Sudall b Pickup 16, Lawton n.o. 27; D. Higginbottom n.o. 1, extras 6, total (2 wkts) 75. Whalley bowling: B. Brown


3-1-6-0;* A. Wright 17.5-8-19-5; Lawton 15-544-5.,


Lucas stave off defeat


Clitheroe'2nd 158 for 9 Lucas 125 for 6


A SIXTH-WICKET stand of 54 enabled Lucas to take three


points for a winning draw against Clitheroe 2nd. The home side had set a


target of 158, of which Richard Thornton and Simon Westhead put on 87 for the second


wicket. Lucas had reached only 58


for the loss of half their wickets when Whitworth and Parkinson came together and staved off the defeat that loomed. Clitheroe 2nd: M. Scott 3,


R. Thornton 49, S. Westhead 54, A. Henderson 18, S. Black­


burn 6, R. Banks 10, J. Burke 1, S. Rush 1, G. Cartledge n.o. 0, P. Bishop 2, R. Sharp n.o. 1, extras 13, total (9 wkts) 158. Lucas: 125 (D. Whitworth 39


n.o., K. Parkinson 24). Clitheroe 2nd bowling: P.


Bishop 7-1-24-3; R.. Sharp 5-0- 17-2; R. Banks 5-0-37-0; S. Westhead 3-0-18-0; A. Hender­ son 4-1-11-1; S. Blackburn 3-1- 12-


0. NETBALL


RESULTS in last week’ s games in Division One of the Clitheroe and District Netball League were Phoenix- 26, Catholic Youth Centre 12; Cal­ derstones 9, Panthers 21 and Phoenix 12, Rowdies 28. In Division Two results were


Trutex 17, Yorkies 12; Royals 20, Cosmos 4, Trinity Youth Club 13, Joiners 10. Trutex dominated the first half against Yorkies, who fought hard in the second half. Lynn Blundell was player of the match for Trutex and Angela Slinger best player for Yorkies. Royals took an early lead


against Cosmos. Diane Frank- land was named player of the match for Cosmos and Lyn Robinson for Royals. Trinity took the lead against


Joiners thanks to shooting by Julie Allan, which earned her the player of the match award. Gooa defence work by Tricia Conti made her top player for Joiners.


Golf results


WINNERS o f a four-ball better ball against par competi­ tion at Clitheroe Golf Club were P. Marlow and M. Chap­ man with +6. Second were W. Whitham and D. Kershaw +5 after play-off with T. Poole and D. Foster +5 who played-off with M. Knight and B. Hem- mingway, D. McIntyre and P. Emmott and J. Foster and J. H. Hanson, all +5.


Cub Scouts


CUB Scouts from 13 packs took part in the annual Clitheroe and District Cub Scout swim­ ming gala on Saturday. Winners for the eighth time in 10 years were St Paul’s with •


64 points. Loyola took second place ‘


with 41 points and St Mary’s third place with 35.


ROUND THE BOWLING GREENS


THE Great Harwood Bowling League began its Leonard Whittaker Cup competition this week. The second round will be played on Tuesday, May 25th


a


and the draw is: Burnley Road v Calderstones


Successful cyclists — David on the left and Gareth on f r^ u™ark™G&° Harwoo°dR the right.


24.40.The second part of the championships was held on a closed circuit on the Leytand test track. The race was won by Ian Stott, of Blackpool, with David and Gareth second and third respective­


C or Chtheroe CC (at Whal­ ley), Metflex or Calderstones A v Foxhill or Free Gardeners (at Rishton Cons), Clitheroe Castle or Salesbury Ladies v Ribbles­ dale or Victoria (at Clitheroe CC), Salesbury or St Mary’s v Hyndbum Transport (at Lc


Great Harwood B v Spring Hill (at- Calderstones), Oswalatwis- tle Cons or Gt Harwood A v Whalley (at Ribblesdale), Globe v Rishton Cons B (at Metflex, Rushton Street), Rishton Cons A or Waddington v Calder­ stones B (at Chtheroe Castle). Teams are reminded that cup


ly. Air three recording the same time but Ian lust getting the verdict In .the sprint


■ finish. With the season now well


sults In future weeks.


under way the boys are showing great potential ^ n d should put In some good re­


results should be reported to Eric Speak, competition secret­


ary, on! Great Harwood 888361.'. Rishton Cons A' had a tight


league game with Whalley, the •aggregate being shared at 142,. but Rishton had five winners to take the match 6-4,. Gt Har­ wood had a 9-1 win over Burn­ ley Road to put them on top of the division.


In Division Two Salesbuir


had a 9-1 win over Rishton B to keep them on top. Salesbury Ladies beat Hyridbum 10-0 to move into second place. Foxhill beat Metflex 7-3 and Calder­ stones A defeated their C team 8-2.





Acrobatic silver


CLITHEROE teenager Sarah Legg and a partner from Darwen won a silver medal at the British sports acrobatics women’s pairs championships at Bletchley on Saturday. . Sarah (13), o f Fairfield


Drive, a pupil at Clitheroe Girls’ Grammar School, . qugl-' ifietl for the national finals after winning their particular grade in the North Zone. ’ As well as winning a medal,


Sarah and “her partner Clare Waring, members. of Darwen Olympic Gymnastic .Club, brought home a certificate. Saran is the daughter of David and Marion Legg. •


Rugby AGM


OFFICERS elected at the. annual meeting o f Clitheroe Rugby Union Club were: Presi­ dent, Nick Hopwood; chairman, Bob Haworth; playing commit­ tee chairman, Tony Lee, 1st XV captain, Paul Ramsey; sec­ retary, Robert Wildman;. trea­ surer, Alan Rudd; fixtures sec­ retary, Nick Ridehalgh; team secretary,-^ Duncan Fielding; Social Committee chairman, Andrew Gordon; House Com­ m it te e ch a irm an , Chris Roberts. Elected members, John Mercer, Dave Tattersall,


Martin Emmott.


Waddington 5, Colne Legion 2.


WADDINGTON began this game at a cracking pace and were rewarded with tnree first half gaols without reply. Scor­ ers were Hosty, Byrom and Miller. After the break Wilson put them further ahead but


Colne then netted twice’ within f iv e minutes. Hutchinson


. scored Waddington’s fifth to set the deal on a good team per­ formance by the villagers.


Trawden do it


Waddington 1.


WITH the runners-up spot at stake both teams put up a good fight. There was no score when they turned round but Wad­ dington eventually conceded two goals within a short space


of time.. . Waddington struck back, , , ,


• Green "shooting narrowly wide and Bush pulling a goal back in the dying minutes.


Trawden 2, Winners of trophy


JOHN WARDEN, captain of Lord Nelson FC (4th left) pictured receiving the Dan Seed Trophy from Cyril King, Ribble Valley Football League secretary (2nd left) with team members looking on at Shawbridge last Sunday, when the Lord


PROMOTION CLINCHED


Waddington Res 1, Lothersdale 0.


W A D D IN G TO N clinched promotion to Division One


o f th e C ra v e n L e a g u e with a g r it ty performance against lowly Lothersdale. The reason for only "one goal


being scored was that there was some brilliant goalkeeping allied to goal-line' clearances — and poor finishing by Wad­ dington. Green (P), Gladwin and Walker all went close in the


early stages while Winstanley in the home goal was seldom troubled. ’Mark Green scored


the all-important goal from the edge of the penalty area. Waddington appeared to


relax a little and the visitors came more into the game only to encounter a sound defence. Waddington increased their


pressure after the break and could have scored more goals had chances been taken. Rimmer and Bacon came on


as substitutes and the latter should have completed a hat- trick in as many minutes, but was denied a place on the scoresheet by some excellent goalkeeping. However, it was Waddington’s night and they ended a splendid season in fine


Waddington: Winstanley,


Kerryson, Leach, Longhi, Walker, Tomlinson, Wilson, Green (M), Burgess, Green (P),


Gladwin. Subs: Rimmer,


Bacon. The match was sponsored by


Skipton Building Society. RIBBLE VALLEY LEAGUE


SOME important matches will b ring the R ib b le V a l le y F o o tb a l l L e a gu e ’ s season to a virtual, end. On Satur­ day R oya l Oak and Transport meet in the final o f the Aitken Shield (Shawbridge, 6-30 p .m .) and nex t W ed ­ nesday King’s A rm s and R ib ch ester R e s play o f f fo r the Third Division title (Shawbridge, 6-30 p .m .) . R ib ­ ch ester is the only undefeated club in all three divi-


sions. Lord Nelson who beat Read


Utd Res in the Dan Seed finaj, will win the Grcenacre Divi­ sion title if they beat Waggon and Horses on Saturday. They have two’ games in hand over CSC the present leaders and are only a point behind. On, Monday Read defeated ‘


Sabden 5-1 to make certain of the Marsden Building Society title finishing the season with 35 points. The runners-up spot is wide open with four 'clubs still having an interest. Satur­ day’s results: Dan Seed final, Lord Nelson


Division Two


(Greenacre Garage) P W D


*Cath. SC.............. IB 12


Ld Nelson................ 14 11 Caldstns..................15 10 *Spg Mill..................16 8 ♦Read U Res..........16 6 Trans Res................ 15 5 *W. Bdfd Res......... 16 5 Wg i&Hrs.. lley.


. 14 3 . 16 1


2 124 1,421 3 519 1 913 2 7 12 2 9 12 110 3 12


♦Fixtures completed. Division Three


4, Read Utd 1. Leagues: Sabden 3, Chipping 3; Ribches­ ter Cross Keys 0, Transport 1. . Other results: Read Utd 3,


Ribchester CK 3; Transport 2, Royal Oak 2; Lord Nelson Res 0, Rimington Res 3; Catholic SC 7, Transport Res 1.


Leading scorers to date,


Marsden Division: R. Howard, West Bradford 27; G. O’Con­ nor, Read Utd, 23; J. Wood, Royal Oak 18. G r cena cre Div is ion: B;


Briggs, CSC, 23; A. .Hindle, Lora Nelson, 17; G. Leach,


CSC 15. Division Three: P. Devine, .


King’s Arms, 26; M. Houghton,, Brownhill, 24; Bob Peel, King’s Arms 22.


. (Marsden Building Society) Division One ; ' P W D L P.


Royal Oak....... ...... 2113 4 *4 30 Transport....... ....... 20 14 2 .4 30 *W. Bdfd#........ .......2213 3 6 29 Chatbum........ .......21 12 4 528 Rib. CK........... ..... i9.io 4 524 Sabden.......... ...... .21 8 4 9 20: Victoria.......... ...'.....21 ’9 2 10 20 Grindtn..........


...... 21 15 3 3 33


Chipping......... .......20 4 2 13 11 Rimgtn........... .......20 5 1 14 11 ♦Trinity.......... ....... 22 1 0 21 2


21 5 214 12 -Fixtures completed.


♦King’s A.............. 1814 ♦Rib Res............... 1813 ♦Brownhill........1814 Rimtn Res........... 17 8 ♦BeechTree.:...... 18 7 Rib CK Res..... . 17 6 ♦GrindtnRes........ 18 5 Ld Nel Res........... 16 4


PW D L 3 1 31t 5 0 31t 2 2 30 3 6 19 3 8 17 2 9 14


3 10 13 2 1 0 10


t*W. Horse.........18 4 ♦CSC Res............ 18 1


014 116


“Fixtures completed tPlny-off for title.


STEVE


With,the homers


GLOU CE STE R was this week’s race point for Clitheroe, Homing Society. A total of 311 birds were liberated at IQ-45 a.m. 'in a light nprth-westerly wind and the leading .bird took just over three hours.


Results:'H. Lofthouse, A.


Parker, H. Chatburn, H. Robinson, A. Rung, A. Parker, F. Eccles, A. .Rung', H. Chat- bum, H. Chatburn, F. Eccles, A. Parker.


,■ * , . HIGHLAND & COLE for


Central Heating Installations, General Plumbing Work, Loft Insulations,


Changeovers and General Building . Worfc. ESTIMATES FREE


For their help during the past i season


WHALLEY ARMS CELTIC FC


would like to publically thank


Calderstones Hospital, Mr F. W. Pope and The Sector Management Team, Mr Bert Britcliffe and The Calderstones Hospital Ground Staff, Calderstones Hospital Resi­ dents, Calderstones, FC, J. W. Webster


.and Co., Insurance Brokers, Blackburn, .Whalley Conservative Club, Gibsons Sports, Blackburn, Whailey Arms Hotel, Whitbread West Pennine Ltd., Whalley Parish Council, All sponsors of our hand book, all supporters of fixtures, all sup­ porters of social events, Mr Tony Smith- son and Joe Jakub,' for trying to keep us


- off the beer and in a fit state to play and Mr Ken Proctor, for trying to get us back on the beer and in a state to do very little.


Tel. CLITHEROE . 23402 or 26881


jO O O O S ^O O C C f iC C O w


GREENWOOD & SON


PAINTER and


DECORATOR Free Estimates


Special Rates for OAP’s Tel. CLITHEROE 27462


o a o c w c c c o c o c c o o c ®


YOUR BUILDING PROBLEMS END HERE


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


Domestic Installations, TV and . Radio aerial Installation :


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


For free estimates


i Tel. Clitheroe 26881 or . 24483


Bathroom Installations and


WROUGHT IRON


ORNAMENTALand


STANDARD FENCING FENCE STYLES


Tel. CLITHEROE 25185


HOLLINGSWORTH M O T O R R E P A IR S


PANELS FITTED AND SPRAYED.


Work to MoT standard. FULL SERVICE £20


inclusive plugs, points, oil and filters and underbody spray


TEL. CLITHEROE 27486


8


L P 325


Nelson team defeated Read United Reserves 4- 1 to take the prize.


WILLIAMSON STEVEN'


(JOINER) All types of


work undertaken


Clitheroe 25670 after 6 p.m.


Doors, Windows, etc. Telephone:


RAY BLACKBURN Plumbing and Heating


CENTRAL HEATING Systems from C800


from E400 TEL.


Repairs and Drain Clearance. 8 RADIATOR GAS


Engineers, Glazing, Roof


Bathroom Changeovers In 7 colours


C L ITH E R O E 2 6 4 6 0 ^


TV and STEREO AERIALS


Ring your local specialist


CLITHEROE AERIALS Proprietor: David R. Bleazard


Clitheroe 24373 or Burnley 75982


S p r i n g


C le a n in g ? HAVE YOUR CARPETS


PROFESSIONALLY DRY-CLEANED AND KEEP THEM LOOKING LIKE NEW


There Is no rapid resoll, and you can walk on the carpet while we are cleaning it, and Immediately afterwards.


CLEAN IT CARPET AND


ALL TYPES OF CLEANING


CLEANED ON SITE STEAM AND


. UPHOLSTERY


HIGH PRESSURE CLEANING AND SANDBLASTING INDUSTRIAL


COMMERCIAL and PRIVATE


Tel. CLITHEROE 2 5 0 9 6 (Office Hours) or 2 7 3 5 9 (Evenings)


ERIC G. WALKER CYRIL


PRICE: 70p per square yard.


THE CARPET SHOP, CARLET0N, SKiPTON Tel. Skipton 3381 and 3745__________


THE BEST INVESTMENT IS LOFT CONVERSIONS, BARN CONVERSIONS,


YOUR HOME FOR


EXTENSIONS, PORCHES AND ALL TYPES OF JOINERY WORK AND ALTERATIONS. CONTACT


T. FIELDING & SONS (CONTRACTORS) LTD


P h o n e C L ITH E R O E 2 4 7 3 4 o r G IS B U R N 3 4 5


HOOLEY


EX-HOOVER' SERVICE ENGINEER


57 W00NE LANE CLITHEROE Telephone 22023


AUTHORISED HOOVER SERVICE


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, Skipton. EsI. 1817. Telephone 5 4 4 4 _____


NO DEPOSIT TV RENTAL (subject to availability)


REPAIRS, RECONDITIONING AND SERVICE OF


H O O V E R


A P P L IA N C E S Specialist on Keymatic


LEAVE ALL YOUR


RUBBISH PROBLEMS TO JU S


CONTAINER SERVICE


SKIP , / (MERCHANTS) LTD . ERIC DUGDALE


■PENDLE TRADING ESTATE,. CHATBURN


Tel. Clitheree 41597 .' iviliblc Cflcsierbitc


NOEL KING AND CO. for all


and KENWOOD REPAIRS Sales and Workshop WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS


makes of new and reconditionedl- washers and cleaners


)VER — HOTPOINT— BURCO — SERVIS | •


2 FRANKUN STREET, CLITHEROE- Tel. 22979 62 WHALLEY ROAD. CLITHEROE Tel. 27280


TELEVISION a n d AUDIO REPAIRS


(ESTIMATES FREE)


20in. COLOUR TV’s .................... .......... 1 year guarantee or £6.50 per month rental


2 0 in . BLACK AND W H IT E ....................£ 3 5 6 months.guarantee o r£3 a month rent


_


BLACK a WHITE SLOT TV — PAY AS YOU VIEW


COLOUR AND


NEW TV’s 6 MONTHS DEPOSIT DISCOUNT FOR ANNUAL PAYMENT


“ "■“a s s s s T " " DEREK LEIGH


4 SHIBEBURW >VE.. ClITHHIOE. Til. 24168


WHALLEY GATHER ALL FIVE POINTS


? ADVERTISER and TIMES TRADES GUIDE


TIMBER — PLYWOOD; PRIMA BOARD .


FOR DIY AND TRADE FLOOR CHIPBOARD %m.5 8ft. x 2ft..........


TAURUS SKIRTING 5in. x %in.......:.......... ft: HARDBOARD 8ft. x 4ft.......... ........


.......£ 3 .7 0 ........ . £2.5 0 sheet


PLYWOOD WBP Quality 1/tin..........................£6.8 5 sheel PRIMA PLAS White........ ...........35p sq: ft. PRIMA PLAS Teak..................... 44p sq. ft.


COMPREHENSIVE STOCKS CARCASING AND P.A.R. READY MADE DOORS AND FRAMES, DOOR FURNITURE


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


WEEKDAY 7-30 - 5-30 SATURDAY 7-30 -1 2 -3 0


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


MARSHALITE STONE •BRICKS, BLOCKS


• SCREEN WALLING CONCRETE FLAGS GARDEN EDGINGS


WALL AND FLOOR TILES


CONCRETE LINTELS HEADS AND SILLS STEEL LINTELS


SLATE BATTENS • FELT


OSMA RAINWATER,


CHIMNEY POTS GAS VENTS '


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 H DERBY ST., CLITHEROE Tel. 22311


I Local Deliveries Also at BLACKBURN AND BOLTON h»i


FULL RANGE OF CEMENT ADDITIVES


CYLINDER JACKETS


PLASTER BOARDS LOFT INSULATION PIPE LAGGING


SAND. CEMENT AGGREGATES


HAND TOOLS


ALL f T O EXCLUDE VAT


iihomT(iiMMtJ|


FOR JOBS AROUND THE HOUSE MAKE LIFE EASY


ASK FOR DETAILS OF OUR WEEKEND RATES


A COMPREHENSIVE SMALL PLANT SERVICE BOTH HAND AND POWER


E.G. Electric Mixer, Friday p.m. — Monday a.m., E4 Plus vat E&D (PLANT HIRE) LTD


PENDLE TRADING ESTATE, CHATBURN CLITHEROE 41597


• ICM M t fe l l


For aifa of *f«aL


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BURNLEY 22331


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