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Shawbridge goals glut sets record


Clithcroc 10, Ashton Athletic 0


IT was appearing on


ers on Tuesday over a long-lost letter, the players should themselves earn a place in the North West Counties Football League record books by becoming the first side to register double figures in a match.


appropriate that with Clitheroe BBC Television’s Record Break-


FC This was a breathtaking Underdogs


once again CLITHEROE go Into their FA Vase 2nd round tie against Gulseley, on Saturday, very much the underdogs. The NE Counties Premier


League side are expected to bring a large following. The game kicks off at 2 p.m. with extra time, If necessary. L a s t s e a s o n C li th e ro e


reached round five of the FA Vase, the final of which Is played at Wembley. They were only two games away


from those twin towers and will be hoping to go nearer, or all the way, this season.


incurred in staging an FA Vase game, admission will be £1 for adults and 50p for chil­ dren and OAPs. Clith e roe reserves travel


To offset the large costs


to Whalley, kick-off 2-15 p.m., in th e E a s t L a n c a s h ire League. On Sunday at Shawbridge


the Chairman’s XI face the French Connection (11 a.m.).


T a lk s w i th w in g e r


CLITHEROE manager Eric Whalley is hoping to sign Darwen winger Steve Mullen. Mullen (23) joined Darwen at


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the beginning o f ' this season from Bury as player-manager but things have not worked out for him there. I f Clitheroe could land his signature in the face of stiff opposition it would be a great boost to the club. Mullen was at Shawbridge on


Saturday with his wife to look over the Clitheroe set-up. Chairman Cyril Whiteside


and manager Eric Whalley had talks with him after the game and an approach has been made to Darwen.


Liberal A strengthen


lead LIBERAL A increased their lead at the top of Division One o f the Clitheroe and District Snooker League with a 14-0 win against Billing- ton B. Conservatives A and Rimington A, second and third respectively, lost again.


In Division Two, Royal Brit­


ish Legion B strengthened their position at the top with a 12-2 win against Rimington B who are still looking for their first win. JR’s A moved into second place with a 12-2 victory. Royal British Legion A failed


to hand in their results card and so had two points deducted from their season’s total. Latest results — Division


One: Liberal A 14, Billington B 0; Rimington A 6, Waddington A 8; Waddington B 10, Slaid- buni 4; Pendle Club 6, Conser­ vative B 8; Conservative A 4, Catholic A 10. Division T\vo: JR’s A 12,


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Cricketers tighten


the rules SEVERAL alterations to Thwaites Ribblesdale Cricket League rules will be introduced for next


season. At the league’s annual meet­


ing, member^ took several steps to tighten the rules gov­ erning play. The major change appears to


have linns with Cfitheroe’s complaint in September (re­


TING


jected by the league manage­ ment committee) that the match between Padiham and Barnoldswick had been “ ar­ ranged.” The new rules state that


7 . . any agreement or arrange­ ment by captains for a limited or specified number of overs to be bowled in either, or both, innings of a Ribblesdale League match shall be in direct contra­


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Penalties will be (a) no points*


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to either team; (b) the matter to be dealt with under rule 27 (bringing the league into disre­ pute) subject to each club being lined up to a maximum of £100. Barnoldswick and Earby’s


suggestions that two Sundays be allocated for local derby games and that teams to be allowed one free Saturday af­ ternoon during the annual holi­ day period were rejected. However, Earby’s


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Rimington B 2; Billington A 4, Harwood B 10; Chatbum B 2, Royal British Legion B 12; Catholic B 10, Low Moor 4; Social Club 8, Police 6. This week’s fixtures — Divi­


sion One: Catholic SC A v Waddington B; Billington B v Cons A; Cons B v ChatbuniA; Slaidburn v Royal British Legion A; Waddington A v Pendle Club; Gt Harwood A v


Rimington A. Division Two: Police v JR’s


A; Royal British. Legion B v Social Club; Low Moor v Great Harwood B; Rimington B v Bil­ lington A; JR’s B v Catholic SC B; Chatbum B — bye.


performance led by five- goal hero John Taylor and skipper Mick Ashcroft, who bagged his first NW Counties League hat- trick, and from the centre half position at that. It was a pity that the attend­


ance for tnis goals-feast was Shawbridge’s lowest of the season. This was probably due in part to poor weather and


Clitheroe’s failure to score in any o f their previous three home games. After a very even opening


Mick Ashcroft gave Clitheroe a 23rd minute lead with a peach of a goal. Nigel Whiteside’s


pin-point free-kick was headed on by David Proos and Ash­


croft met the ball firmly with a header into the comer of the net.


Ashcroft was again on the


spot to volley home Clitheroe’s second goal in the 36th minute. John Taylor rounded off the first half by converting a penal­ ty after a foul on Ronnie Drugan. In th e s e c o n d h a l f , Clitheroe’s flowing football had


to be seen to be believed as they ripped Ashton apart. The goals came thick and fast


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JOHN TAYLOR . keeps ball


Frustrated in lack­ lustre display


Clitheroe RUFC 1st XV 3, Blackburn 3rd XV 9


IN a dour struggle which lacked entertainment but produced some committed defensive rugby, Blackburn 3rd overcame Clitheroe 1st by a drop goal and two penalty goals to a penalty goal.


The Blackburn side opened


the scoring with a smartly- taken drop goal following a scrum in front of the Clitheroe posts. The home team made every effort to use the width of the field and the pace of their two wings, but unfortunately the conditions and the opposing


defence always thwarted them. went further


The opposition


ahead when a penalty goal was awarded for an infringement near the posts. Clitheroe’s only reply came, perhaps inevitably, from the b oot o f Stuart Greatorex, a penalty goal from some 30-metres out.


In the second half both teams ^ . t i l


MICK ASHCROFT . . . first hat-trick


and it was an effort to keep


count. They included a couple of


Taylor “specials” , and a spec­ tacular 25-yard piledriver by Clive Dunn into the roof of the net. When the two sides met the


continued to press. Blackburn kicked astutely and frequently used the crash ball option. Clitheroe endeavoured to run the ball whenever the oppor­ tunity arose, and that did not occur very often. Despite the flurry of activity,


however, both lines remained intact, and the only additional score came from Blackburn, another penalty goal.


Clithcroc: P. Tabemer, R.


previous week Clitheroe man­ aged a narrow 1-0 victory but on Saturday the match, and the record was emphatically theirs. Man-of -the-ma tch, John


Taylor, was awarded the match ball after the game. Scorers: Taylor (40, GG, 70, 73 and 87 min.), Ashcroft (23, 3G, 76 min.), David Sharpies (74 min.) and Dunn (80 min.).


Clitheroe: Underwood, N. Whiteside, Richards, Ashcroft,


E y le s , S h a rp ie s , Dunn, Haworth, T a y lo r , Proos,. Drugan. Sub. S. Whiteside.


Ribble Valley Football League


Sweet revenge


for Sabden Sabden 15,


Chatbum Res 2


SABDEN gained sweet re­ venge for their only defeat of the season when they over­ whelmed an inexperienced Chatburn side to set up a new club goal scoring record. The victory, avenging a 2-1


defeat by Chatbum, was distin­ guished by Sabden’s biggest goals haul in 90 minutes since the club reformed seven years ago. The game was a closer con­


test than the scoreline sug­ gests, but by half-time Sabden had built up an 8-1 lead in this Marsden League clash. Top scorer was Colin Marr,


with five, -Terry Davies bagged four and Dean Halliwell and Brian Haythornthwaite two each. Barry Wareing and Ian Hay completed, the Sabden scoring. Sabden: Weir, Whitewell,


Wray, Wareing, Johnson, B. Haythomthwaite, Halliwell, I.


H a y thorn thwa ite, Maher Davies, D. Balmbra. Subs: J. Balmbra, Hackett.


Transport


on target Transport 4,


Kings Arms 1


THOUGH they never achieved their normal level of perform­ ance, Transport safely ac­ counted for bottom club Kings Arms. Devine was forced to a splen­


did save to deny Butler, but from the comer that followed, Kay opened the scoring with a deft flick header. The home side enjoyed the


lion’s share of the play, but were' unable to add to this early goal, though defenders Dobson and Targett went close. Midway through the second


half, Jeffries equalised for Kings with a hotly disputed goaf and this signalled a period of ascendancy for the visitors. W e a th e r in g the sto rm.


Transport bounced back and two goals in a minute by Lawson, one a spectacular volley, effectively ended all op­ position. Bradley added a fourth goal near the end. For the home side, full-backs


Dobson and Bean were out­ standing, and Kay, returning from suspension, gave his usual consistent performance. Kings were well served by keeper Devine who made some


fine saves and also by the vet­ eran Penman. Kings: P. Devine, Kenyon, Penman, Isherwood, Mus-


§ro v e , S tew ar t, J e f fr ie s , iekowski, M. Devine, Re-


nwick, Aspipwall. Transport: Noone, Bean,


Targett, Pidlyskyj, > Dobson, Sharpies, Kay, Nixon, Lawson, Butler, Bradley. Sub: Herd.


Rimington in control


Ribchester Res 1, Rimington 2


RIMINGTON had to withstand


early pressure, but stood firm and gradually took control of midfield. They were lucky not to take


the lead when a strong drive from Frankland just cleared the Ribchester bar. It was no surprise when they


took the lead through F. Smal­ ley after Hartley nad headed on.


After half-time the pace


became furious and Scott set­ tled the match in the 60th minute with a tremendous 25


yard shot. Ribchester did not give up


easily and were denied by a fine save from Wareing. Soon afterwards Pratt put


Hartley clear for Rimington; his shot narrowly missed the


net. All that remained was for Ribchester to grab a consola­ tion goal well into injury time. Overall, it was a fine team


that Ramsbottom and son Cup games should be in­


proposal Lawren- •


creased from 32 to 36 eight-ball overs, was approved. Added to this was tne' rider that no


player is to bowl more than eight overs in any given cup


match.


effort from Rimington, with a rock solid performance from


Wareing. R im in g ton :'W a re in g , J. .. _ .


Hodgson, D.,Arlington, Hack­ ing, F. Smalley, Frankland,


Taylor, Kemp, Hartley, Pratt, > Scott. Subs: A. Hodgson, M.. Smalley.


Weekend fixtures


THIS weekend’s Ribble Valley Football League matches are: Marsden Division: West


Bradford v Transport, Catholic SC v Sabden, Chatburn Res v Lord Nelson, Royal Oak Vic­ toria v R ib ch e s le r Res , Rimington v Read Utd., Grind- leton v Kings Arms. Division Two: Ramsgreave v


Caldersiones, Waggon and Horses v Craven Heifer, Read Res. v West Bradford Res., Trinity v Spring Mill, Whalley v Transport Res. Division Three: Sabden Res.


v Farthings FC, Grindleton Res v White Horse, Catholic SC Res v Ribchester Cross Keys Res , Calderstones Res v Craven Heifer Res. Results — Marsden Divi­


sion: Transport 4, Kings Arms 1: Read United v West Bradford (postponed); Sabden 15, Chatbum 2; Grindleton 1, Catholic SC 13; Ribchester Res 1, Rimington 2; Lord Nelson 1, Royal Oak Victoria 5. Division Two: Craven Heifer


G, Whalley 1; Spring Mill 2, Ramsgreave 1; West Bradford Res v Trinity (postponed); Cal­ derstones 3, Waggon and Horses 1. Division Three: Ribchester


Cross Keys Res. 9, Calder­ stones 0; White Horse 7, Catholic SC Res. 0; Farthings 12, Grindleton Res 0. The Eagle Supplies semi-final


replay between White Horse and Craven Heifer Res takes place on Saturday at Brockhall.


Table tennis


CALDERSTONES go back to the top of Division 1 of the Rib b le sda le Table Tennis League with wins over Social Club A 10-1, and Clitheroe Post Office 6-4, but are two games in front of second place team Cricket Club A who beat Standen B 6-4. Other results: Social Club A


1, Standen B 9; Standen A 10, Post Office 0; Standen B 9,


Social Club A l. Table: Calderstones 21, Cric­


ket Club A 18, Standen B 15, Standen A 11, Social A 6, Post Office 5. In Division Two Cricket Club


B lead the field with 23 points and are unbeaten. Their latest


win was 9-1 ovev Trinity YC. Cricket Club C gained their


first win of the season 6-4 over Trinity Sunday School. Other results: Trinity YC 4, Social Club B 6; Station Hotel A 3, Station Hotel B 7; Social Club B 7, Trinity SS 3. Cricket Club B 23, Station B


19, Station A 16, Social B 15, Trinity YC 6, Cricket Club C


3, Trinity SS 2. Club representatives are


asked to attend the executive meeting at the New Inn, Parson Lane, tonight at 8 p.m.


National title for Gareth


GRINDLETON junior cyclist Gareth Morris (16) won his first national title on Saturday — the English Schools’ National Hill Climbing Championship at Ashurst Beacon, Parbold, near


Wigan. Facing 90 competitors from


all over the country, he rode the 1.7 mile climb in 6 minutes 11.2 seconds, 2.8 seconds ahead of runner-up Neil Blackman, of


Wales. This is Gareth’s third title


success this year. Two weeks ago he won the English Schools’ North West Cyclo Cross Championships at Glos- sop, and in September won the Lakeland Division Junior Road Race.


Registered


THE management committee of the Clitheroe and District Snooker League has approved the following changes in regis­ tered players. Chatburn A: Stephen Hors-


field (21), Paul Whittaker (21). Cons A: Geoff_Dinsdale (18). JR’s B: Delete G. Smith,


substitute B. Knight (21). Legion B: G. Cotterill (18). Police; Delete T. Bolton and


E. Marshall, substitute C. Bir- chall (21) And M. Small (21). Catholic A: P. Backhouse


(15). Unbeaten


run ends EMPRESS Squash Men’s 2nd team lost their first match in six games to Division 5’s strongest team, Springers 1st, 0-


Keith Tomlinson never found


the going easy and lost 0-3, while John Willis was not al­ lowed to play a slow game and


lost 1-3. Conor McLaughlin played,


well but his opponent was too strong and he lost 1-3. Eddie Vidler had close games but lost 1- 3. Russell Cowking played a Lancashire under-19 player and tried hard, only to lose 0-3. The Ists had a comfortable 4-


1 win over Parkfields 1st. Dave Matthews was too


strong for his opponent and won 3-0, as was Ray Dryden, who also won 3-0. Dave Tait never played well


and by the time he found his form lost 1-3. Stuart Wardle faced two match points against him but survived to win 3-2 and Nigel Willis made it 4-1 with an easy 3-0 victory. The 3rds, at home to Hynd-


burn 2nds, went down 2-3. Sharon Willis, in her first game for the team, played too many nervous shots and lost 1-3. Steve Turner played well and easily won 3-0. Susan Meadows lost 1-3 in a match which could have gone either way. John


Beggs never got going and lost 0-3, while Mark Chapman was too good for his opponent and won 3-0. The Ladies had a disappoint­


ing 1-4 defeat away to a very strong Astley Park (Chorley) team. Sharon Willis saved the day for Empress, being the only winner. Uncharacteristi­ cally Sharon dropped a game, but showed real determination in her-3-1 win.


• Marilyn Fletcher played well to win one game but lost her


’match 1-3. Anne Cowking, Kay Plant and Susan Beggs all lost 0-3.


5.


L u n d , I . F i e ld in g , S. G r e a to r e x , J. Hyde, M. Emmott, D. Tattersall, T. Dubowski, P. Dinsdale, J. Holden, P. Ramsey, M. Dux- bury, J. Lomax, J. Robson, P.


Duxbury.


Short of - method


Blackburn 4ths 22 Clitheroe 2nds 4


NOT for the first time, mis­ takes and a lack of concentra­


tion marred Clitheroe’s per­


formance on Saturday. Blackburn benefited three


times from Clitheroe errors to run out comfortable winners by five tries and a conversion, to a single Clitheroe try by winger Brian Maloney. The Littlemoor side started


well and enjoyed the better of the opening exchanges, with Duxbury and Workman both almost forcing their way over. But gradually Clitheroe’s lack of good lineout possession


took its toll. Blackburn, who enjoyed rich pickings through­ out the match, took the lead shortly before half time. Clitheroe started the second


Rivals in lively draw


Whalley AC 2, Waddington 2


THESE two rivals pro­ duced an entertaining af­ ternoon’s football. Though it finished all square, both sides had the chances to clinch the points. C e lt ic ’ s manager, John


Bargh, brought new signing Philip Taylor in at left back ana had Peter Doman fully fit again in the forward line. A hesitant Celtic defence al­ lowed Gardner at least three


' good scoring chances in the first 15 minutes, but one effort went wide, another hit the bar and Ronnan saved the third. But Celtic took the lead


when ’keeper Nuttall could only parry an O’Neill free-kick and Money followed up to easily. Waddington’hit back immedi­


ately when Miller took advan­ tage of a defensive error and


chipped the ball over the ad­ vancing ’keeper. The nome side had the edge


in the second half, although Green and Miller were always dangerous on the break Waddington. However, things would not


go right for Celtic in front of goal. They hit the woodwork three times before regaining the lead through Doman head­


ing home. Celtic pressed forward to in­


crease tneir lead, but were


caught on the break by Miller who slipped past the defence to equalise with 10 minutes to go. Celtic produced further


chances in the dying minutes, but could not force the winner.


O’Neill, Morley and Doman


produced fine performances for Celtic, and Kirk and Miller im­ pressed for the visitors.


Whalley AC: Ronnan, Ains­


worth, Porter, Gillibrand, Taylor, Finch, O’Neill, Morley, Silkinson, Clayton, Doman.


Subs: Foster, Elliot. On Saturday Celtic entertain


Barrow Wanderers in the Lan­ cashire Amateur Shield. The match kicks off at 1-45 p.m.


half well but failed to turn pressure into points. Clitheroe’s only reward came


late on after a jinking break by Graeme Tindall with Brian Maloney supporting well to score. Rudd’s conversion from a difficult angle hit a post. Clitheroe will have to work


hard on their lineout play in the coming weeks, although on Saturday their whole approach lacked method and positive­ ness. On the brighter side, the


play of veterans Alan Rudd and Duncan Fielding was always positive.


Waddington rampant


Waddington Res 7, Stceton 0


WAD DINGTON troun ced Steeton at Twitter Lane to stay firmly on course for prom­ otion from Division One of the Craven League. The visitors hardly had a


kick in the first half as Wad­ dington piled on the pressure


to go two up. waddington clocked up an


impressive scoreline after the break as the chances started to find the net. Whenever the visitors looked


dangerous their attacks were snuffed out by Waddington’s defence marshalled by John Hosty and Steve Rush. Scorers for Waddington were


Mark Green (2), Nick Tomlin­ son (2), John Hosty, Danny. Coulston and John Gladwin.


W a d d in g ton : Stirzaker,


Malone, Rush, Hosty, Kerry- son, Bush, Coulston, Hutchin­ son, Green, Tomlinson, Glad­ w in . S u b s : K e ig h l e y , Stevenson.


Fight back


earns point Oswaldtwistle Immanuel 2 Clithcroc Res 2


CLITHEROE snatched a point from this game in a hectic finish — thanks to two-goal Geoff Young. Trailing at half time to


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penalty, Clitheroe found them­ selves further behind just two minutes after the break. Winger Cramley evaded


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number of tackles before laying the ball off forSweeneyto hit it, first time, into the net. However, Clitheroe rallied


and were eventually rewarded when Geoff Young rounded the


’keeper to score. Ten minutes later, Young


persistence forced an error U Immanuel ’keeper Hatch’ . Clitheroe’s striker slipped the ball in from an acute angle. Clitheroe almost snatched


victory in the closing minutes with Kinder and Young only inches from scoring. Clithcroc: Howard, Braith-


wa ite , Shoreman, Green, K ind er , Karwat, Bishop, Livesey, Young, Ashworth, McGure. Subs: Morris, Butler.


E a s t L a n c s L e a g u e


SATURDAY’S East Lancs. League fixtures are:. Whalley Clitheroe Res, Keighley Green v Bacup Borough Res, Great Harwood Town Res v Chat­ burn, Colne Legion Res Waddington. Kick-offs 2-15 p.m. Results: Bacup Borough Res 2, Mansfield 2; Chatbum


. Great Harwood Town Rs Whalley Arms Celtic 2, Wad­ dington 2; Trawden Celtic 2, Pendle Forest 2; Oswaldtwistle Immanuel 2, Clitheroe Res 2; Whalley 0, Colne Legion Res 5; Padiham Wanderers 4, Keigh­ ley Green 3.


BADMINTON


ROEFIELD Bam continue to impress in the Blackburn Dis­ trict Badminton League with an emphatic 15-1 victory over lowly British Aerospace B. In the mixed and men’s section, Roefield swept the board, win­ ning by a maximum 12-0, and


•the ladies won 3-1. This success was all the more impressive since three first team regulars were missing and shows the club has the depth of strength to maintain their promotion


challenge. Men’s* squad: T. Bush, D.


Conti, M. Sowden, D. Darnell. Ladies: H. Cooke, M. Brass, S. Bush, A. Spensley.


Luck deserts Chatburn


Chatbum 1, Gt Harwood Reserves 2


CHATBURN’S luck must change soon. They again played well but gained no reward from this East Lancashire League clash. Yet the game began perfect­


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Chatbum lost their rhythm. Gt Harwood seized control of


the game and equalised before half-time. After the break the visitors


showed why they are riding high in tne league. They pushed forward all the time and it came as no surprise when they forced an error from the home defence to score the winner. Dinsdale had a fine game for Chatbum in midfield. Chatbum; Winckley, Smith,


P. Coleb oum e, Robinson, Parkes, Dinsdale, Wright, Waddington, Dewhurst, J. Col­


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PANELS FITTED AND , SPRAYED


. Tel: Clitheroe 27899 Work . .


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RE-ROOFING AND REPAIRS


KITCHEN EXTENSIONS GRANT WORK


GARAGE AND PORCH CONSTRUCTION


WALLING AND


DECORATIVE FENCING RING CLITHEROE


25185 after 5 p.m. E. HOUGHTON


Enterprise Works Kendal Street, . CLITHEROE


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AERIALS RADIO, TV and


COMMUNAL A ER IA L SPECIALISTS


CONTRACTORS TO LEADING RENTAL


COMPANIES, LOCAL AUTHORITIES etc.


Established 15 years, Fully Insured


Prompt Attention T e l . W H A L LE Y 2 1 6 3


TREES TOPPED AND FELLED


SUPPLIED AND ERECTED


ALL TYPES OF FENCING


New and Second-Hand Pallets wanted and supplied


Logs £30 per ton or 90p


bag — minimum delivery 10 bags. C.O.D.


CATTERMOLE Tel. Clitheroe 23732


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REPAIRS, RECONDITIONING AND SERVICE OF


APPLIANCES Specialist on Keymatic


HOOVER Clitlieroe AdveHiser and Times, December 1st, 1983 17


ADVERTISER and TIMES TRADES GUIDE


EX-HOOVER SERVICE ENGINEER


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MARSHALITE STONE BRICKS. BLOCKS


57 W00NE LANE CLITHEROE Telephone 22023


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WALL AND FLOOR TILES


SCREEN WALLING CONCRETE FLAGS GARDEN EDGINGS 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 to Friday, 8 a.m. to 12 noon 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.


DUCKWORTH & NINE LTD B M F Saturday, 8 a.m. to fZ noon D E R B Y S T . , C L IT H E R O E Tai. 22311 Local Deliveries Also at BLACKBURN AND BOLTON IF YOU WANT GAS CENTRAL HEATING


You will want a well designed controllable system to give you warmth and comfort in every room, with lots of steaming hot water all year round


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You’ll want to deal with a local man who is an expert in heating and can give you central heating to suit YOUR house and YOUR OWN family


You must have a quick and clean installation (it only takes 314 days in the average house) with the security of a technically managed team of installers


Servowarm have been around for 22 years and the local office of this National Company are responsible for installing several thousand systems in this area


Ring them now for a free quotation Ring your local number


DARWEN 775662


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