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at the them in touch' with


the league leaders, in­ cluding Mechanics, yet the Shawbridge team could easily have re­ turned wi th both points but for some strange refereeing de­ cisions. One made by Mr W.


Wedgwood, from Burs- cough, came in the open­ ing stages during a good spell for Clitheroe. S t r ik e r


Simon


Whiteside met the ball from a free kick and ap­ peared to be tripped as he


goals earn a draw


Blackpool Mechanics 2, Clitheroe 2


TWO goals by striker David Proos earned Clitheroe a point at the seaside on Saturday.


The draw keeps went for goal , but •Clitheroe’s appeals for a


p ena lty were turned down.


To rub salt in the


wound, the Seasiders went ahead just before the break, against the nan


° f play, when Hay shot home after a corner.


In the second half,


another mysterious deci­ sion gave Blackpool a pen­ alty, converted by Cow- burn, to leave Clitheroe with an uphill struggle.


But Proos reduced the


arrears with a low, hard shot in the 55th minute and then equalised with


Rugby team fades after sparkling opening


Clitheroe RUFC 8, Sedgley. Park 3rds 19 !a w e e k


IT WAS all sparkle and life at! Littlemoor in the opening minutes with Clitheroe scoring two


tries through Stephen Greatorex and Ian Hampson.


This energetic burst did


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not last with Sedgley fighting their way back, helped by' some indiffe­ rent Clitheroe defence. Defeat was not all down


to poor Clitheroe play, Sedgiey had a competitive back-row and a fine all round fly.-half who scored a try, kicked two conver­ sions and a penalty goal, before creating their third winning try. T r ie s by Steph en


Greatorex and Ian Hamp­ son had given Clitheroe a good platform, the first stemmed from Stuart Greatorex's carving run from fly-half, the second


scored by Hampson came ’from the harassing work of Hoyles, Holmes and Ridehalgh, the Clitheroe back row.


By half-time the sparkle


had gone from Clitheroe with Sedgley leading 13-8, through a goal, a try and a penalty goal after the home three-quarters had


Coulson’s equaliser


Cononley Sports Club 1, Waddington Res. 1


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WADDINGTON made a very encouraging start to their Craven League match against Cononley Sports Club. They settled quickly


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fought back and took the lead just before half-time. But as the second half


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got under way it seemed that the home team were content to sit on their one-goal lead. Waddington pounded


the opposition with a wave of a attacks before Coulston hit a fine drive into the net for the equal­ iser. The match was spon­


sored by Skipton Building Society.


Simonstone Whalley merger


WITH a fair chance of their village becoming part of the Ribbie Valley local authority


Simonstone Rangers have taken time by the forelock and ‘ become affiliated with


Whalley Football Club. The approach was made by


Rangers, meetings were held and Whalley were delighted to welcome the neighbours into their framework. Rangers will be adding


their pre-season games and also their games in the Black­ burn Sunday League. The squad is managed by Bob Grcgson and Fred Uttley, and the undcr-14 team by Mrs Anne Uttley and Mr Alan


Broadlcy. Rangers are in their third


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tion. They excelled in creative teamwork. The attack was capably led by Steven Walker, who scored seven ^goals, scored at their leisure in a 15- 0 victory. Match^ honours went to Alan O’Neill for his many creative .runs. ^ Other scorers w ere Ormisher, Andrew Blackburn, . and O’Neill (2 each), McHugh and Kevin Alcock. The undcr-14 lads avenged


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an earlier defeat when they disposed o f Fcniscowles in a 5-3 win at Whalley. They went in 3-1 up at half time with goals from Paul Trainer, Chris Cooke and Paul At­


kinson. The game then became


more evenly balanced' and both teams scored twice, Simonstone through John Broadlcy and Shane Harri­ son. Match honours went to Bernard Stonelli.


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some promising youngsters to the combined pool o f players, including many Ribbie Valley area undcr-16 players. There is also an under-14 team. The undcr-16s have won all


been caught off-side. In this spell Clitheroe had lost Hampson through


injury which disrupted them for a crucial 10 mi­ nutes before he returned. In the second half


neither team created many scoring chances, the game drifted into the last 10 minutes with Clitheroe holding Sedgley in their own half for a period of pressure. This was relieved by a


high clearing kick from their fly-half which Wild- man at full-back for Clitheroe failed to catch, the bounce favoured the on-coming winger who ac­ cepted the gift try to score under the posts. Despite a late rally,


Clitheroe had been beaten by a side who had taken their scoring chances well. For Clitheroe Dinsdale once again won plenty of ball from the scrums but the lineout, usually a source of possession, fell asleep after the opening salvo. This though, ap­ plied to all the team who having scored two tries


-never -looked like adding further scores. Clitheroe XV: Wildman,


Hampson, Stephen Greatorex, T o rb e t t , Wardle, Stuart G rea to rex, P. Duxbury, Haworth, Dinsdale, Dubowski, Hoiden, Mercer, Holmes, Hoyles, Ridehalgh.


Comfortable victory for reserves


Barrowford United 1, Clitheroe Res. 4


C L ITH E RO E ’S second string returned to win­ ning ways on Saturday when they comfortably outplayed Barrowford. But for long periods it


was a scrappy game, mainly because of the small and bumpy bitch which could have done with a cut. Despite such conditions,


which made control dif­ ficult, Clitheroe went ahead with an early two- goal burst inside 10 mi­ nutes, first through Conti and then Morris. Barrowford began to


claw their way back into the game and reduced the arrears f iv e minutes before the break with a


penalty, awarded for a foul in the area. C l i th e r o e a p p l ied


periods of long pressure in the second half, but could not find the “killer” third goal. It came, in fact, from Barrowford defender


who chipped a short goal kick back over his ’keep­ er’s head for what will surely be one of the craziest goals o f the season. A fourth goal from Morris in the closing


stages wrapped things up for the visitors. Clitheroe: Howard, Baron,


Betts, .Richardson, Braithwaite; Cocker, Espirito, Stephenson; Conti, Ashworth,' Morns. Subs: Halliday and Stevenson.


Two ladies’ darts league


TH E R ib b ie V a l le y Ladies’ Darts Association has begun its new season with two leagues, each of 10 teams. . Results — Division One: Joiners


B 4, Joiners A 4; Black Horse A 5, Commercial 3; Catholic Social Centre 4, Bonny Inn 4; Billington Band Club 5, Pendle Witch 3; Station Hotel 5, White Horse 3. Division Two: Victoria


3, Central WMC 5; Judge Walmesley 2, Black Horse B 6; King’s Arms.5, Royal Oak 3; Bay Horse 3, Low Moor 5;- Royal British Legion 7,'Calderstones 1.


10 minutes to go. I t was nothing more


than Clitheroe deserved. They were without


winger Ian Ashworth, suffering from a stomach strain, and lost Paul' McGuire with severe con­ cussion early in the first half. Needless to say, some-


of those refereeing deci­ sions didn’t help matters either.. ’


Clitheroe: Underwood,


N. Whiteside, Easton, Ashcroft, Eyles, Drugan, McGuire, S. Whiteside, Proos, Taylor, Sharpies. Sub: Richards.


Unbeaten in five games


Whalley Arms Celtic 1, Chatburn 0.


WHALLEY Arms Celtic stretched their unbeaten run in the East Lanca­ shire League to five games by narrowly de­ feating a much improved Chatburn in a match that would have been a draw if


justice had been done. Celtic manager John


Bargh was forced to make some changes after a couple of late problems arose and Tommy Brom­ ley, David Titterington and1 David Metcalfe re­


turned to the team. In c r e d ib ly , C e lt ic


swept into the lead in only 51 seconds with a goal that ev en tu a l ly proved to be the winner — and it was a very good goal. A five-man move in­


volving David Tittering- ton, Pe te r Wilkinson, David Metcalf and Ronnie F o s te r ended w ith Tommy Bromley slam­ ming the ball past goal­ keeper Winckley from 10 yards. Celtic almost grab­ bed a second when David Metcalf hit the inside of the post with a clever lob. The second half fol­


lowed' a similar pattern with Peter Doman and Donald Porter frustrating Chatburn with some ex­ cellent defensive work. Still, Chatburn had some


chances but failed to take them. All in all a draw would


have been a fair result but Celtic ' got the goal that mattered. Chatburn can take heart from the fact that they played much better than of late. Outstanding for Celtic


were Peter Doman and Donald Porter. For Chat­ burn, Gary King and Rico Coulston gave good per­ formances.


Whalley AC: Wilson,


A in sw o r th , Doman, Porter, Finch, Foster (R), Bromley, Foster (D), Tit­ terington, Metcalf, Wil­ kinson. Subs: Smithson, Shears.


Late rush earns


points Waddington 2, Immanuel 1.


OSWALDTWISTLE got off to a good start in this


East Lancashire League game and scored an early goal through McDowell. Nuttall pulled off a fine save to deny them further success and Waddington wasted a couple of easy chances. The villagers began to


shape better after the break and Tomlinson put them level in the 65th minute. Waddington kept up the pressure and were


justly rewarded with a Bretherton goal to take full points.


East Lancs results


RESULTS in the East L an ca sh ire F o o tb a l l League were: Barrowford Utd 1, Clitheroe Res 4; Whalley Arms Celtic 1, Chatburn 0; Whalley FC 2, Padiham Wanderers 4; Waddington 2, Oswald- tw is t le Immanuel 1; Altham 3, Mansfield 1; Bacup Borough Res 3, Gt Harwood 1; Baxenden 11, Colne Legion 1; Trawden Celtic 3, Pendle Forest 1. Local games for Satur­


day are, Clitheroe Res v Chatburn, Oswaldtwistle Immanuel v Whalley FC, Pendle Forest v Wadding­ ton,' Trawden Celtic v Whalley Arms Celtic.


Golf ladies all set for new season


PRO CE EDING S w e n t with a swing when more th a n 80 m em b e rs o f C lith e ro e G o lf C lu b ’ s ladies’ section held their a n n u a l m e e t in g and dinner last week. Staged in the c lu b ­ house, new officers took


on th e ir roles fo r the coming golfing year. Miss Kathleen Wilkin­


son, of St Paul’s Street, Clitheroe, took over as ladies’ captain from Mrs Ge n e T h om p s o n , o f Whalley. Other elected officers


RIBBLE VALLEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE


Good away win for Sabden


„ i Royal Oak V.ctona 0, Sabdcn 3 i , • n o u . The Clitheroe pub side


started the game with a re-shuffled team and struggled to get a grip of the match, particularly in midfield. Sabden took the lead


midway through the first half, Terry Davies scoring with a well-taken header. In a tactical move,


Sabden rearranged their back four and immediately went two goals up with an effort frflm Colin Maher. Terry Davies put the game to ta l ly beyond doubt with his second and Sabden’s third goal five minutes from time. The game was spon­


sored by the Waterloo Timber Co.


EVIatch of


the day West Bradford 4, Read Utd 3


WEST BRADFORD won their way into the second round of the Ashley Smith Trophy with a well-de­ served win over previous­ ly undefeated Read Utd. A good c rowd had gathered for what looked like the match of the day, and so it proved. Early exchanges pro­


duced some near misses until Read took the lead through Farnworth. It was short-lived when Alan Blenkinship was on hand to tap the ball home a f te r good wo rk by Howard and Mellin. Clegg added another soon after­ wards to give West Brad­ ford a lead of 2-1 at half time. The villagers soon went


fu r th e r ahead, Ray Howard scoring with a well-placed shot from the edge of the box. Bell reduced the ar­


rears for Read but then Alan Blenkinship, who had beat his full back all the way for most of the game, slammed in a


fourth for West Bradford after more good work by


Mellin. With only five minutes


left Bell volleyed in from a corner leaving West Bradford to hold on to their one goal lead. West Bradford: Barber, Ed­


mondson, Blenkinship (G), Reddin, Mantle, Clegg, Potter, Howard, Hargreaves, Mellin (G), Blenkinship (A). Sub: Cowking. Read Utd: Lawson, Stephen­ son, Woods, Ashton, Grainger,


McLean, Farnworth, Wadding­ ton, Halliwell^ Bell, Campbell. Subs: Neary, Baxter.


Table tennis season starts


THE first week of Rib- blesdale Table Tennis As­ sociation’s new season produced few surprises, but in Division Two new members Trinity Youth Centre drew their away game with Rimington Ladies. Team officials are asked


to note that Standen A now play their home


matches on Tuesdays and not Mondays as shown in the fixture list. Results. Division One:


Station Hotel A 2, Social Club A 8. Division Two: Clitheroe CC C 0, Station Hotel B 10; Rimington Ladies 5, Trinity YC 5; Clitheroe CC B 4, Social Club B 6; Post Office B 10, Trinity SS 0.


1 WHALLEY


THROUGH Whalley 5, Trinity 3


TWO late goals gave


second round of the Dan Seed Trophy. There was some good end-to-end play. Ridding gave the villagers the lead but Trinity hit back with goals by Mitcheson and Renwick to take them into the second half in front. Musker and Geddes re­


are: general and hand­ icap secretary — Mrs Doris Hindle; competi­ t io n se c re ta ry — Mrs Jeanne Huddleston; tre­ asurer — Mrs Margaret Holding.


P ic tu r e d a re M is s


K a th le e n W i lk in s o n (second left), new cap­ tain o f Clitheroe Golf Clu b L a d ie s ’ s e c t io n , with the outgoing cap­ tain Mrs Gene Thomp­ son (centre), backed by s o m e o f t h e c l u b members-


POOL NEWS


WITH only two weeks left in the Ribbie Valley Summer Pool season the Joiners Arms had a night to celebrate when the A team defeated second placed Craven Heifer A in the Red League and B team won against the


B ,ue L e a g u | le a d e r s


ROYAL Oak Victoria suffered their first defeat Craven Heifer B to give of the season when they came up against them a chance of the run- Sabden in this Ribbie Valley League Marsden ne!'s-.uP sPot.- Division encounter.


Joiners A had a six


point lead over Craven A and Kings A at the begin­ ning of the night and they shook off Craven’s chal­ lenge with a 5-2 victory. But they are still chased by Kings who recorded an identical score to keep in touch with the leaders


Whalley entry into the and open a five point gap


between themselves and the team below. Pendle Witch moved up


to joint third with Craven thanks to a 5-2 win over bottom club Sun Inn. Blue League leaders


Craven Heifer B lost only their second match of the


stored Whalley’s lead but Neild put Trinity level and there were only 10 minutes left when Geddes and substitute Harrison settled the game in the villagers’ favour. Whalley: Wallbank, Ridding,


Musker, Geddes, Griffin, Crowley, Ormerod. ~


~


Burgess, Hargreaves, Wright, ~


Sub: Har-


rison. Trinity: Fitzpatrick, Ed­


mondson (S), Steel, Fishlock, Dickinson, Metcalfe, Shears, Driver, Mitcheson, Renwick. N ie ld . Subs: Stevenson, Foulker.


Combination side beaten


Clifton Athletic 3


at home Whalley 1,


DESPITE a 25th minute goal by Osliffe, Whalley could not avoid defeat. Moore and Osliffe were outstanding for a Whalley side that was unable to get back into this Black­ burn Combination, Divi­ sion 4, game once Clifton had equalised with a pen­ alty just before half time'.


season. After a straight 15 victories stretching back to May they enter­ tained third placed Join­ ers B and went down by a single frame thus narrow­ ing the gap between them to nine points. Second placed Hodder


Bridge moved to within four points of the top by achieving their first ever victory over Kings B to set up a classic confronta­ tion with the leaders this evening. The Michael Hum­


phreys singles knockout will reach the semi finals and final on Tuesday night at the White Horse. The Dog and Partridge playing their last season, have high hopes of lifting the trophy with two men in the last four — Rodney Templeman defeated Roy H a r g r e a v e s (C ra v en Heifer A) and Ray Green defeated Mick Devine (ICings A). They will be


joined in the - draw on Tuesday by Alan Gud­ geon, of the Black Bull,


" who defeated Carl, Hack- ett, of Pendle Witch, and


Gary Hincks, o f the


Opening of new snooker season


SIX double n figure winning r scores were re-


corded when Clitheroe and District Snooker League opened its new season with 19 clubs, of which 10 form the first division.


Division One: Billing­


ton A 4, Billington B 10; Conservative A 6, Con­ servative B 8; Chatburn A 10, Catholic A 4; Liber­ al A 12, Waddington A 2; Police 4, Rimington A 10. Division Two: Riming­


ton B 6, Pendle Club 8; Royal British Legion A 10, Royal British Legion B 4; Waddington B 4, Liberal B 10; Catholic SC B 8, Chatburn B 6.


Details. Billington A 371,


Billington B 476. B. Robinson 76, T. Peters 69; B. Price 69, B. Thompson 48; K. Garrett 71,


P. Swain 73; K. Builer 43, D. Birkett 117; D. Brown 71, B.


Dewhurst 83; H. Cook 41, J.


Wild 86. Conservative A 367, Conser­


vative B 369. G. Ireland 76, E. Wallace 50; J. Cowell 52, D. Smith 64; B. Hargreaves 64, R. Parker 59; J. Titterington 68, M. Wensley 38; D. Lord 52, T. Williamson 66, I. McFarlane 55, A. Swales 92. Chatburn A 392, - Catholic


SC A 297. P. Whittaker 52, T. Davies 67; H. Frankland 89, L. Dixon 39; N. Robinson 58, D.


Burgess 41; P. Clark 51, L. McEntee 55; P. Jones 84, B. Sims 49; D. Speak 58, P. Back­ house 46. Liberal A 442, Waddington


A 303.' R. Taylor 88, D. Nelson 29; P. Wiggins 66, J. Wooff 77; G. Allen 75, S r Hatton 46; I. Karim 57, B. Waddington 46; R. Pickvance 79, F. Coar 55; A. Chew 77, J. Herd 50. Police 336, Rimington A


395. T. Bolton 51, N. Lawless 61; F. Booth 44, K. Ratcliffe 74; P. Craig 60, J. Lund 52; J. Griffiths 54, S. Petty 57; R.


Burke 63, F. Wrathall 91. Division Two


Riley 64, Jack Hacking UU; J. rke


Rimington B 396, Pendle


Club 419. A. Hartley 54, S. Edmondson 70; D. Riley 63, C. Moorhouse 61; J, Thornton 74, T. Hill 75; H. Thistlethwaite 74, J. Holmes 72; D. Calvert 60, W. Wright 57; J. Lawless 71. F. Pollard 84. Royal British Legion A 482,


Royal British Legion B 383. R. Price 96, M. Parkington 42; G. Walmsiey 98, A. Smith 75; M. Alston 83, N. Garner 51; R. Cross 47, K. Walmsiey 77; J. McCuliock 91, G. Britton 53. Waddington B 390, Liberal


B 413. T. H. Walmsiey 54, A., Procter 77; J. A . Baines 47, M. ’ Shaw 77; B. Boothman 71, J. Muller 55; I. Waddington- 68, B. Fletcher 79; A. J. Herd 74, J. Hacking 76; A. Wilkinson.76,. J. Meilor 49. Catholic SC B 402, Chat­


burn B 380. M. Lawton 73, A. Gudgeon 47; J. Marsden 99, R. Kenyon 47; M. Barker 38, P. Wilson 71; P. Bithell 52, A. Wilson 85; T. Ridgeway 83, M'. Hargreaves 54; C. Snape 57, G. Young 76.


Tonight’s games Division One: Conser­


vative A v Chatburn A; Police v Billington A; Bil­ lington B , v Waddington A; Catholic SC A v Con­ servative B; Rimington A v Liberal A. Division Two: Royal


B r it ish L e g io n A v Catholic SC B; Wadding­ ton B v Slaidburh; Chat­ burn B v Royal British Legion B; Liberal, B v Rimington B: Pendle Club, — bye.


t


Craven Heifer A, who beat Jack Burgess, of Kings B. With five frames to


decide the semi finals and seven for the final an 8 p.m. start is hoped for.


League Results Red League: Joiners A


5, Craven Heifer A 2; Horse Shoe A 5, Royal Oak A 2; Pendle Witch 5, Sun Inn 2; Duke of York 2, Black Horse 5; White Horse 2, Kings A 5; Dog and Partridge 4, Craven Heifer (Ch) A 3. Blue League: Craven


Heifer B 3, Joiners B 4; Royal Oak B 6, Horse Shoe B 1; Black Bull 6, Lower Buck 1; New Inn 2, Commercial 5; Kings B 2, Hodder Bridge 5.


SQUASH


EMPRESS Squash Club summer teams have fared well in the Intack Hire Summer League. The la d ie s ’ team


finished third in their table, while the men’s first team were fourth in Division One and the second team fifth in Divi­


sion Two. ■ FINAL PLACINGS Ladies


Pendle.......................10 9 1 53 CloggersI................. 10 7 3 43


Empress................... 10 5 5 30 Belvale..................... 10 4 6 32 Cloggers 2 ................ 10 3 7 24 Burnley.................... 10 2 820


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Pendle 2 ................... 14 12 2 81 Red Rose 2................14 13 180 Belvale 2................. ..14 8 0 52 Hyndburn 2............... 14 0 8 45 Empress 2 ................14 7 7 43 Cloggers 2 ................ 13 5 8 38 Cloggers 3 ................13 3 10 28 YMCA 1................... 14 1 13 18


Cub soccer


RESULTS of matches in the Clitheroe and District Cub Scout Football League were: Pendle Leopards 2, Pendle Panther.s 8; Loyola 13, St Paul’s 3; Chipping 5, Chatburn 2; Waddington 3, Pendle Panth­ ers 7; Ribblesdale 0, Whalley 10; Pendle Tigers 3, St Mary’s 2.


Saturday’s fixtures: Pendle


Panthers v Loyola (J. Baird), Chatburn v St. Paul’s (K. Robinson). Sunday: District team prac­


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AND POLISHING, STEAM AND HIGH PRESSURE CLEANING INDUSTRIAL, COMMERCIAL AND PRIVATE


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


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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. Est. 1817. Telephone 5444


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


NO DEPOSIT TV RENTAL COLOUR AND


(subject to availability)


NEW TV’s 6 MONTHS DEPOSIT DISCOUNT FOR ANNUAL PAYMENT


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


D E R E K L E I G R 4 SHIBEBURH AVE.. ClITHEROE. Tel. 24168


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SOIL AND WASTE SYSTEMS DRAINAGE PIPES AND FITTINGS


HAND TOOLS


FULL RANGE OF CEMENT ADDITIVES


SAND. CEMENT AGGREGATES


PLASTER BOARDS LOFT INSULATION •


PIPE LAGGING CYLINDER JACKETS •J /V Clitheroe AdveHiser and Times, October n th , 1982 191


■ ^ ADVERTISER and TIMES TRADES GUIDE WE CAN HELP


CALLING ALL


D.I.Y. PEOPLE!


BY STOCKS OF GARDEN EDGES,


FLAGS, SCREEN AND CONCRETE BLOCKS,


WALLING STONE, SAND COPINGS, CHIPPINGS, POSTS, KERBS, BRICKS,


DRAIN TILES, DAMP COURSE, GARDEN FURNITURE, TIMBER plus


ALL TYPES OF BUILDING MATERIALS AND TOOLS


DELIVERIES TO YOUR DOOR


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


Contact: ERIC DUGDALE (Merchants) LTD PENDLE TRADING ESTATE


CHATBURN CLITHEROE 41597


GIVE YOUR GARDEN AND


DRIVE A


FACE LIFT


DERBY ST., CLITHEROE Tel.22311 Also at BLACKBURN AND BOLTON Theprofcsaor*.!homornc-OTi


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