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Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, July 7th, 1983 17 Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) ' *> \ 'V , , * '


Padiham inflict first defeat on Clitheroe


Padiham 135 for 6, Clitheroe 134


CLITHEROE were defeated for the first time this season thanks to a superb individual performance by Leon Hines, Padiham’s West Indian newcomer.


He took 5 wickets


for 35 runs and then proceeded to hit 86 not out with the bat. Such performances will


certainly help Padiham’s league challenge and might very well secure for Hines the professional status he seeks. Clitheroe were put in to


were shared equally between Hartley and Hines. Both bowled well but in all fairness a better pitch would have de­ manded greater accuracy on their behalf. Clitheroe’s total of 134 is not


a big total on a small ground, but the wicket suggested that Padiham could well struggle if Clitheroe’s bowlers got on top. At 36 for 4, Clitheroe were looking favourites for the five


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bat first on a poor wicket, which constantly put batsmen under pressure with its veri- able bounce which ranged from “shooters” to deliveries that lifted so much that a tennis racket might have been more useful than a cricket bat. C l i th e r o e p r o fe s s io n a l


Andrew Townsley was the first victim, caught trying to fend off a lifting ball. D u c k w o r th , F a w c e t t ,


i Hrd United and league


l i s Baxenden. There ■number of appllca- ■join the league, but l e team, Ke ighle y las accepted, han Mr Bob Little


J league was looking l y rather than quanti- I year, there will only Im s in the league, pearers elected were s: President, Mr Jim I Chairman, Mr Bob


l:e-chalrman, Mr Ken Icretary, Mr Ian Bull- lasurer, Mr Walter Ed- I ; referees appoint- ^ c re ta r y , Mr E r ic fixtures secretary, Whiteside; special


lecretary, Mr Peter 1 registration secret-


Jjermot Cook; execu- Ib ers , Mr Eric Bolton la rtin McCarthy.


Foulds, Littlewood and Thorn­ ton each contributed a little but none could really settle long enough to dominate the bowling. Henderson and Slinger, aided by Hall, pushed the scoring


rate along as the overs dwin­ dled. For Padiham, the wickets


1 3


points. Then Hines came to the crease and as his cause pros­ pered, Clitheroe’s faded. Hines avoided the dangers of the pitch, hit hard on the leg side and shielded his more vulner­ able-looking partners. With four deliveries remaining he struck the winning run. A very good result for Padiham who are now’ on 27


Eoints, one behind the Chat- urn Road side. But Clitheroe


will be wondering what would have happened had they dis­ missed Hines earlier.


Clitheroe: A. Townsley c Heyworth b Hartley 9, N.


Duckw-orth lbw Hartley 24, K. Fawcett c Heyworth b Hart­ ley 11, C. Foulds b Hines 23,


G. Littlew'ood b Hines 5. R. Thornton c Robinson b Hart­


Seconds are three runs short in


entertaining game


Clitheroe 2nd XI 169 for 9, Langho Colony 201 for 5


GOOD conditions Asked to bat first produced a very high-scoring and


entertaining game of cricket at Chatburn Road when Clitheroe 2nd XI played Langho Colony.


the vi - vis­


itors got off to a slow' but steady start. Both openers played and missed early on and m frustration Turner drove a delivery straight back to bowler Rigby who spilled a dif­ ficult chance. This proved rather costly for


lY (,ran»e heads the l f ix tu r e s fo r the


lin the Thwaites Rib- I'rickct League. ,vhen Clitheroe play


|at Chatburn Road. away to Earby, as Icsdale Wanderers to


Inatches are — Divi- l i e : Im m an u e l v


n 2nd XI, Langho v ;e.


Two: Ribblesdalc 2nd XI v Rolls-


■vVhalley 2nd XI v liwtcnstall v Read,


lin Three: Sunday, I — Ribblesdalc Wan- Id XI v Clitheroe 3rd


Idale Youth League: J u ly 11th —


j v Cherry Tree, Rib- W a n d e r e r s v


IthoBic A lead


■to the lead of the first land Gisburn estab- Ipromotion favourites.


|:ROE and district I eaguc starts its break


k with Catholic A


Iv-e until August 27th Tstponed matches,


lige is the only second Jiurvivor in the Grind-


Ip. In the semi-final l-rtain Buck Inn, whom le already defeated in


lilow Trophy. In the Ini-final Catholic A are Vo Calderstones.


leek’s fixtures — To- Jalderstones v Flex- lien v Catholic B, ICI |>ing, Longridge v


Clitlieroe v Chip-


Imday: Longridge v lesdav: Chipping v


1 Wednesday: Cathoiic •.‘ague Tables


ll),vision One


P W L rt G G 0100 5 1 1 SO 5 3 2 GO 4 2 2 50 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0


■Division Two


P W L % 5 5 0100


5 A 180 4 1 325 5 1 420 3 0 3 0


teroe FC


iroduce life ibership


IROE FC are looking lirters who are willing |e life members of the


liembership is a new lind costs £100. Chair- 1 Cyril Whiteside said: |hay be some people willing to consider : that we have the


tickets for


available and prices I membership


1983-84 o f


the


Reason ticket costs £10, |r children and OAPs. |re available from social Mr Fred Wilson on


| 261G0.


Is are now training on and Thursdays and


|*rs are welcome to i sessions.


REFEREES may not be the most popular people In foot­ ball, but Clitheroe man Tony Dobson has certainly proved


Society presentation evening


his worth. At the Clitheroe Referee


at the Victoria Hotel, he walked off with both awards. Junior Referee of the Year and Referee of the Year . . . after only one season In the


|ob. Tony, of Wilson Street, is a


former Chatburn FC player who had to retire through


Injury. He received his awards from the Mayor of C l ith e ro e , C o u n . Jo h n


Cowglll.


Turner, went on to score 88 runs. P. High gave good sup­ port scoring 35 runs. Some fairly loose Clitheroe bowling helped Langho to a total of 201 for 5, declared, after 34 overs. Clitheroe were required to


score at a rate of 5.91 runs per over to beat Langho. The Chatburn Road side de­


cided to go for a three-point total instead, and with 172


needed, S. Westhead made a great contribution with a fine innings of 59. However, once Westhead


went, the run rate decreased and with wickets falling Clitheroe at one stage needed nearly 12 runs an over. A gal­ lant e f fo r t was made by Clitheroe’s tail enders but to no avail, Clitheroe ending on 169 for 9, three runs short of the 3pt total. Langho: Total (for 5 wkts)


201. Clitheroe bowling: P. Bishop


10-2-44-1; A. Rigby 11-2-36-0; R. Sharp 3-0-22-1; C. Musson 7-0-45-1; B. Keating 3-0-36-0. Clitheroe: M. Scott 9, S.


Westhead 59, C. Sims 15, R. Banks 12, C. Musson 19, N.


Thornton 8, A. Rigby 0, P.


Bishop 14, S. Rush 0, K. Sharp n.o. 1, B. Keating n.o. 1.


Extras 31, total (for 9 wkts) 169.


Wanderers


come home with three points


Salcsbury 130 for 9,


Ribblesdale Wanderers 3rd XI . 123 for 7


RIBBLESDALE Wanderers 3rd XI took three points from a winning draw in their away match at Salesbury on Sunday. Top scorer for Wanderers


was Si. Britcliffe (24), and next highest was Fellows (19). Fellows shone with the ball


as well, taking four wickets for 23 runs, with workman return­


ing figures of 3 for 29. Salesbury: Total (for 9 wkts)


130. Wanderers bowling: Work­


man 12-6-29-3; Pickles 7-0-34-1; Fellows 9-0-23-4; Procter 6-1- 15-0; Wardle 2-0-15-0. Wanderers: Parker 7, Fitz­


patrick 17, Renwick 1, Wardle 10, Fellows 19, Britcliffe n.o. 24, Johnson 17, Workman 1, Procter n.o. 6. Extras 21, total (for 7 wkts) 123.


Greensome t winners


IN the Ladies’ section at Clitheroe Golf Club, the win­ ners of the Ladies Invitation Greensome were Mrs Sheila Dawson and Mrs Sheila Riley with 90-23.6-66.4. Second were Mrs Joan Rhodes and Mrs Shirlev Young 89-20.8-68.2. Mrs* Dorothy Hamer and Mrs


A. Leggate returned the best gross with an 83.


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ONLY ONE POINT FOR THIRD XI


Clitheroe 3rd XI 140 for 6, Baxenden 3rd XI 180 for 4


CLITHEROE took one point from a losing draw in their home match with Baxenden. Asked to bat first, Baxenden got off to a great start with P. Cleg g making 59 and C. Knowles a solid 39, thus help­ ing the visitors to a first wicket stand of 102. Ormerod, Hodgkinson and


Cronshaw each scored 21, and all fell to Geoff Cartledge who was Clitheroe’s only wicket taker with 4 for 54. Baxenden finished with 180


in trouble against an accurate opening attack losing Simon Westhead when the score was eight, and Jim Fumell at 28. Tne early batting was held to­ gether by John Myler and John Coulter. Although Baxenden bowled


37 overs, using 4 spinners, Clitheroe could not match their scoring rate of 5 an over, ending on 140 for 6. Baxenden: Total (for 5 wkts)


180. Clitheroe bowiing: G. Robin­


son 12-2-62-0; P. Bishop 7-2-14- 0; S. Westhead 3-0-18-0; G. Cartledge 11-0-54-4; J. Furnell 3-0-16-0. Clitheroe: J. Mvler 36. S.


for 5 off 36 overs. In reply Clitheroe were soon


ley 3, P. Hall c and b Hines 12, A. Henderson b Hines 24, W. Slinger c Devon b Hartley 13, R. Booth b Hines 2, G. Sutcliffe n.o. 0. Extras 8, total (10 wkts) 134.


5; N. Hodgeson


Bowling: J. Hartley 18-2-68- 6-2-23-0; L.


Hines 11.2-1-35-5. Padiham: 135 for 6. Bowling: A. Townsley 12-2-


59-1; R. Booth 11-2-27-3; G. Sutcliffe 3-0-16-0; W. Slinger


3.4-0-26-2.


BLUSTERY conditions met 24 old boys of Clitheroe Royal Grammar School when they staged their annual golf match.


petition, winner was Brian Watklnson who, despite the


Run as a Stableford com­


Read victory keeps them in touch


Blackburn Northern 123 for 9, Read 127 for 6


READ kept in touch with the league leaders picking up another five points by beating Northern by four


wickets. For the second week in suc­


cession they found themselves up against a Lancashire League professional, this time Accring­ ton’s David Parsons was stand­ ing in for Peter Wood who was reported to have had an acci­ dent with his contact lenses.


Northern wron the toss and


elected to bat on a wicket “sharpened up” by overnight rain.


Their captain John Halsall


soon had cause to regret his decision as he was caught by Richard Goodway off a rising delivery from John Wad- dington.


The wicket was olienng con­


siderable assistance to the bow­ lers and when Philip Hanson replaced Graham Bushell he and John Waddington kept the scoring rate below’ three an over. Only David Verity man­ aged to survive for any length of time and he needed plenty of luck as Read missed several sharp chances in the field. At 88 for 7 it seemed unlikely that Northern would reach three fi­ gures but Peter Jones joined verity and put up some spi­ rited resistance, hitting an un­ defeated 23. Verity finally fell to Bushell for 41 and Northern survived their full 36 overs and


reached 123. Read might have expected to


find batting equally difficult as


Parsons whistled several de­ liveries past Michael George- son’s nose in his first over. Stephen Rushton had other ideas and slammed 50 in just 36 balls, with 9 fours and 2 sixes, as the opening pair put on 78 in the first ten overs and put victory well within reach.


Spinner Peter Jones found


the wicket to his liking and removed Rushton for 53 quick­ ly followed by Neil Barnett for a duck. Graham Bushell then hit a quick 19 and Read were all but home and dry at 105 for


2. They made very heavy


weather of the last few’ runs with Jones adding Michael


Georgeson and Bushell to his victims, w’hile young medium


Westhead 6, J. Furnell 9, G.


Bennett 6, S. Rush 19, J. Coul­ ter n.o. 42, W. Briggs 8, P. Bishop n.o. 9. Extras 5, total (for 6 wkts) 140.


pacer Eaton accounted for Michael Ranson and Malcolm Grainger. Richard Goodway fi­ nally nit the winning runs in the 20th over with Gary O’Con­ nor 9 not out. Parsons had proved to be very expensive conceding 48 runs off his 6 overs and failing to get a wicket.


Whalley have to settle for losing draw at home


Whalley 129 for 4, Barnoldswick 199 for 6


WHALLEY only managed a disappointing losing draw when they played host to Barnoldswick at their Station Road ground on Saturday.


Barnoldswick batted first and


in making their 199 off 35 overs, scored at a rate of 5.71 per over. Whalley’s leading wicket


taker was Ken Snellgrove, who returned figures of 3 for 76. John Staniforth was Whalley's only otner successful bowler, taking 2 for 57. Barnoldswick fielded very


tightly when Whalley batted. Snellgrove, the Whalley pro, was out for 13, and his opening partner, P. Macintosh went for 1. Whalley’s top score was made by M. Fallon who made 60 precious runs. Derek Hig-


ginbotham went for a duck and the men not out at the close of the innings after 33 overs were J. Slinger — who batted for over two hours for his 21 runs — and P. Doman (24). Barnoldswick: Total (for 6


wkts) 199. Whalley b owling: Tony


Wright 5-2-21-0; Barry Foster 6-1-35-0; John Staniforth 11-5- 57-2; Ken Snellgrove 13-0-76-3. Whalley: K. Snellgrove 13,


P. Macintosh 1, J. Slinger n.o. 21, M. Fallon 60, D. Higgin­ botham 0, P. Doman n.o. 24. Extras 10. Total (for 4 wkts) 129.


• Read bowiing: G. Bushell 8- 3-35-2, J. Waddington 12-3-43- 3, P. Hanson 8-3-20-2, R. Good-


wav 8-2-21-1. Read: S. Rushton c Verity


b Jones 53, M. Georgeson b


Jones 32. N. Barnett st Ros- tron b Jones 0, G. Bushell c Largan b Jones 19, M. Ranson c Stead b Eaton 2, G. O’Con­ nor not out 9, M. Grainger c Rostron b Eaton 1, R. Good- way not out 5. Extras 6. Total 127 for 6.


HARWOOD PUT ON


PRESSURE


Ribblesdalc Wanderers 152 all out,


Great Harwood 216 for 7


WANDERERS sunk to second from bottom in the R ib b le sd a le Sen io r League when Great Har­ wood visited Church Meadow on Saturday. Harw’ood batted first and


made 216 for 7, scoring at a


rate of 7.20 per over. Wanderers pro John Seedle


returned the nest bowling fi­ gures for his side, taking 2 for 32. R. Birch also took two wic­ kets, but at a great cost of 56 runs. When the home team batted,


top score was made by K. Proctor, who hit 34. Young Au­ stralian'Jamie Mitchell scored 22 and tail-ender Alec .Holgate made a respectable 23. Playing for Great Harwood


were twfo cricketers who are familiar in -the Ribble Valley. Skippering the team was former Wnalley pro Steve Lawton, and on hand to claim three wickets for his new side


wras Richard Kawalec, who left Read after a dispute recently. However, the best bowling


performance of the day came


from Harw’ood’s experienced leg spinner Billy Haworth. He collected six wickets for 50


runs. Wanderers were all out after


30 overs, having scored at a rate of 5.07 per over. Great Harwood: Total (for 7


wkts) 216. Wan derers b ow l in g : J. Seedle 10-3-32-2; R. Birch 12-3-


56-2; M. Dennett 3-0-40-0; P. Seedle 2-0-33-0; A. Parker 3-0- 32-1. Ribblesdale Wanderers: *D.


Cottam run out 17, J. Mitchell b Kawalec 22, K. Proctor lbw Kawalec 34, M. Dennett b W. Haworth 22, J. Ainsworth c Allen b Haworth 0, J. Seedle c


Allen b Kawalec 14, P. Seedle c Pilling b W. Haw’orth 9, M. Walker c Kawalec b W.


Haworth 0, A. Holgate b W. Haworth 23, A. Parker st Church-Tavlor b W. Haworth 0, R. Birch n.o. 0. Extras 11. Total (all out) 152.


Immanuel scoring


restricted


Oswaldtwistle Immanuel 107 all out,


Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nd XI 108 for 3


GOOD work in the field and accurate bowling by Ribbles­ dale Wanderers restricted Im­ manuel to a low score in this game at Oswaldtwistle which Wanderers won easily, collect­ ing another valuable five points. Playing on a bowler’s pitch,


Immanuel’s batsmen never really got going properly. Wan­ derers bowlers, D. O’Neil and G. Leach were the side’s^ main wicket-takers, O’Neil finishing up with figures of 4 wickets for only 12 runs. The Wanderers’ innings got


off to a good start with 51 runs being knocked off the first 10 overs. Proctor made a total of 73 not out and his innings in­ cluded two sixes and eight fours. Immanuel: Total (all out)


107. Wanderers bowling: G.


Leach 9-1-21-2; D. O’Neil 8.1-3- 12-4; K. Taylor 10-1-37-1; M. Gidlow 7-1-29-1. Wanderers: C. Monk 21, S.


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Northern: 123 for 9.


unfavourable conditions man­ aged a very low score of 32


— staged by the old boys committee — everyone enjoy­


score. Following the competition


Round the bowling


| greens IN Division One of the Great


Harwood Bowling League Great Harwood A retain tneir position at the head of affairs, as also do Burnley Road in Division T\vo.


Division One P W D L P


Gt H’wood A.....15 14 0 1 123 Globe..................16 11 1 4 99


Ossv Con.......... 15 9 2 4 91 Springhill.......... 14 8 1 5 89 Salesbury A...... 15 7 1 7 75 Clitheroe Cas.... 15 7 1 7 74 R'ton Con A...... 15 8 1 6 73 Foxhill................ 15 7 0 8 69 Ribblesdale...... 15 5 0 10 57 Clitheroe CC .... 1G 6 0 10 56 Whalley............ 14 4 0 10 50 St Mary’s ..........14 1 1 12 39


Burnley Road ...14 12 1 1 109 Salesbury B.........15 11 0 4 105 R’ton Con B...... 14 11 1 2 99 Metfiex............... 15 11 0 4 96 Gt H’wood B 1510 1 4 95 Rishton FG....... 15 7 1 7 78 C’stonesA......... 15 7 1 7 74 Waddington...... 14 6 2 6 71 C’stonesB......... 15 4 3 8 62


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of venue for President’s Day August 6th is now at Ribbles­


9 Players please note change


dale. In the Inter-League match v


Darwen the Gt Harwood League won by 7 games to 5 and won the aggregate 218-207. Individual scores (Gt Har­


wood names first). R. Turner 16, D. Whittaker


21; S. Johnston 21, W. Duck­ worth 16; B. Laycock 8, A. Eccles 21: S. Briggs 13, J. Bentley 21; A. Norman 21, D. Duxbury 19; N. Threlfall 21, N. Ainsworth 13, J. McGowen 21, D. Fillingham 14; E. Tom­ linson 14, R. Gaffney 21; D. Cowperthwaite 21, L. Fish 18; M. Wensley 21, K. Knowles 14; E. Proctor 20, W. Marsh 21; N. Fryer 21, G. Lee 8. Total 218, 207.


Latest on the


netball front


LATEST results in Division One of the Clitheroe and Dis­ trict Netball League are Royals 16, Trinity Chicks 15. Players of the match: Wendy Boyer (Royals), Alison Bradley (Trini­ ty Chicks ) . Rowdies 30, Phoenix 16. Players of the match: Liz Keighley (Rowdies), Beverley Ainsworth (Phoenix). St M ich a e l ’ s La d ie s 24, Dominoes 12. Players of the match: Patsy Bialecki (St Michael’s), Carol Waddington (Dominoes). T he St Mi c h a e l ’ s —


Dominoes match started very evenly, both sides were nerv­ ous. At half-time the score was level at eight goals each. Due to good defensive play and ex­ cellent team work, Saints drew away to record a well-earned win. B ut c r e d i t


is due to


Dominoes who persevered with a determined effort.


League Table P W D L P


Rowdies................. 7 5 2 012 Dominoes................ 7 4 1 2 9 Trin Chicks............ 7 2 0 5 4


Royals..................... 7 1 0 6 2 Phoenix.................. 7 1 0 6 2


In Division Two the results


were Colts 7, Travellers 18. Players of the match: Anita Webster (Colts), Leslie Faw­ cett (Travellers). Calderstones 23, St Michael’s Youth 15. Players of the match: Karen Fishlock (Calderstones), Susan Bithall (St Michael’s). Trinity


Youth Club 22, Cosmos 21. Players of the match: Lesley Britton (Trinity), Diane Frank-


land (Cosmos). League Table


P W D L


Calderstone............ 7 6 1 0 TrinYthClub......... 7 4 1 2 Travellers............... 7 4 1 2 Sc Mic’ls Youth...... 7 3 0 4 Cosmos................... 7 2 1 4 Colts....................... 7 0 0 1


Division Two PW D L P


IT WAS mixed fortunes for teams from Empress Squash Club competing in last week’s Intack Self Drive Summer League matches. The men’s first team beat


Red Rose away from home by three matches to two. The second team also won, whitew­ ashing Belvale SN 5-0, but the ladies lost 3-2 to Cloggers lsts,


Latest points and positions


are: Division One — Men’s: Belvale 42. Cloggers 41, Hynd- bura 34, PendTe 31, Empress 26, Red Rose 18, Pendle 2nd 9, Red Rose 2nd 2.


Division 2a — Men's: Bel­


vale 2nd 31, E Lancs 1st 30, Lucas 1st 28, Empress 2nd 23, Springers 1st 16, Hyndburn 1st 11, Belvale SN 8.


Division 2b — Men’s: Lon S -idge 1st 47, Old Duke 1st 44


1st 29, E Lancs 2nd 22, Bum lev 1st 18, Springers 2nd YltfCA 1st 1.


Ladies: Longridge 1st. Red


Rose 1st 03, Cloggers 1st 51 ss 1st 49, Pendle 1st 41.


S


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Belvale 2nd 5.


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AT Clitheroe Golf Club the single stroke Volvo competition resulted in a win for H. Hem- mingway with a score of 77-10-


67.Second was T. C. Poole 84- 16-68, third D. Underwood (iun.) 80-11-69 and fourth was H. G. Fielding 77-8-69, after a


v -fhe best gross was P. Shaw with 76.


WALLBANK AERIALS


RADIO, TV and


COMMUNAL AERIAL SPECIALISTS


CONTRACTORS TO LEADING RENTAL


COMPANIES, LOCAL AUTHORITIES etc.


Established 15 years, Fully Insured


Prompt Attention Tel. WHALLEY 2165


TIMBER — HARDBOARD — BLOCKBOARD — PLYWOOD PRIMA BOARD — JOINERS’ IRONMONGERY, etc., etc.


FLOOR CHIPBOARD %in. 8ft. x 2ft............. ..£4.25 sheet


TAURUS SKIRTING 5in. x %in.....................................................................28p per it. HARDBOARD 8ft. x 4ft.................................................................................£2.88 sheet PLYWOOD W.B.P. Quality ’Ain........................................£7.85 sheet PRIMA BOARD WHITE........................... 40p per PRIMA BOARD TEAK......................... 5 0P square


LOCKS LATCHES


PRIMA BOARD MAHOGANY................. 52p toot DOORHANDLES SCANT 3in.x2in................................................................. 19p pertt.


BLOCKBOARD 8ft. x 4ft. x %in..........................................£17.25 ABOVE PRICES INCLUDE VA T A T 15%


Comprehensive stocks of D.A.R. carcasing doors and frames


From ERIC DUGDALE (Merchants) LTD CLITHEROE PENDLE TRADING E S TA TE , CHATBURN 4 1 5 9 7


.m. to 12 noonS D E R B Y S T . , C L I T H E R O E Tel. 22311 Local Deliveries mf&r — Also at BLACKBURN AND BOLTON n»gr<n»n*nramrOT«~«.i


CONCRETE LINTELS HEADS AND SILLS STEEL LINTELS


SCREEN WALLING CONCRETE FLAGS GARDEN EDGINGS


SLATE BATTENS FELT


OSMA RAINWATER.


CHIMNEY POTS GAS VENTS


SOIL AND WASTE SYSTEMS


DRAINAGE PIPES AND FITTINGS


Open Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 12 noon 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.


COPPER TUBE AND FITTINGS


FULL RANGE OF CEMENT ADDITIVES


CYLINDER JACKETS H


PLASTER BOARDS LOFT INSULATION PIPE LAGGING


SAND. CEMENT AGGREGATES


HAND TOOLS


TELEV8SSON a n d AUDIO REPAIRS


(E S T IM A TE S FR E E )


20in. COLOUR TV’s ....................... E1 2 0 1 year guarantee or C6.50 per month rental


20in. BLACK AND WHITE...............£ 35 6 months guarantee o t £3 a month rent


ALSO VIDEO REPAIRS TAKEN Nibble ®ele£erbtte 62 WHALLEY ROAD. CLITHEROE Tel. 27280


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


IMPROVEMENTS, PLUMBING AND ROOFING


FREE ESTIMATES WITHIN 24 HOURS


TEL. GEE CO. LTD. CLITHEROE 274S3


for all


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


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.


______ High Street, Skiplon. Est. 1B17. Telephone 5444_________ FRED MANBY & BRO.


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