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lark Gornall as they m and Waddington on age of this year’s Milk


place in the 10th stage a t ....


Newcastle. “I never expected to


finish in the first 10 on ,' any stage, so I was happy ' to get up there twice,” he • said. The race was Mark’s ■ first international honour and he is now hopeful "of future selections.


Clitheroe FC presents awards


SATURDAY night sees Clitheroe FC’s players re­ ceive a much deserved pat on the back when the club stages its presentation evening. Guest is to be Black­


Victory slips from Whalley’s grasp


Padiham 141, Whalley 114 for 7


FOR the second week in succession Whalley let a chance of victory slip, from their grasp and had to be content with three points.


ley did well to restrict Padiham to 141.


bane, claiming seven for 60, with quick, accurate bowling. Padiham pro Jon Hartley and Bob Stevenson were the only batsmen to face him with any conviction. With John Staniforth


Hugh Page was their On a flat wicket, Whal­


tosh b Staniforth 2. P. Shirt- cliffe c Morris b Page 17, J. Edmondson b Page 2, A. Robinson n.o. 2, extras 12, total 141. Bowling: H. Page 18-4-60-7;


M. F a f io n 6 -1 -2 5 -1 ; J. Staniforth 12-4-44-2. Whalley: J. Slinger lbw


Hartley 0, P. Macintosh c Hey- worth d Hartley 24, H. Page c Edmondson b Hartley 48, M.


lending steady support from the other end, the visitors’ scoring rate was restricted to less than four an over. The game also helped Whalley wick­ etkeeper Vic Morris achieve a personal miles­ tone . . '. snapping up his 150th victim in just six seasons behind, th e stumps in the league. Hugh Page again fi­


burn Rovers and North­ ern Ireland International winger Noel Brotherston. He will be presenting North West Counties League Division Three, East Lancs League and President’s Cup winners medals, as well as naming the club’s players of the


year. Supporters are welcome


to attend the function, in the clubhouse. Tickets (£2.50) are available from chairman Cyril Whiteside who can be contacted on Accrington 34223 during the day and Clitheroe 25297.at night. The ticket covers the


Fallon c Robinson b Hartley 13, E. McGarry run out 2, B. Foster c Woods b Heyworth 5, D. Higginbotham n.o. 4, F. Mackwood c Woods b Hartley 6, S. Barker n.o. 0, extras 12, total (for 7 wickets) 114. Bowling:-J. Hartley 14-2-64-


. 5; A. Bnattie 3-0-8-6; J. Ed­ mondson 4-1-19-0; M. Hey­ worth 6-2-11-1; V. Daly 1-1-0-0.


Accurate bowling, unbeaten batting


HUGH PAGE


TOWN SIDE WELL


gured prominently when Whalley batted, hitting an unbeaten 48. Useful part­ nerships with Paul Macin­ tosh (24) and Mark Fallon (13), moved the score along at well above the required rate, and at 3 for 90, with overs in hand, Whalley seemed set for victory. P adiham,. however,


ON TOP


Clitheroe 1st XI 197 for* 5 dec., Cherry Tree 90 for 8.


bowled a c cu ra te ly throughout, with Hartley keeping one end tied up. Once Page had gone, the other batsmen found runs hard to accumulate. After Eddy McGarry


cost of a chicken supper and disco.


John Morton crashes out


of rally


DISASTER struck when Sawley’s John Morton en­ tered the RAC Interna­ tional Scottish Rally over =. the weekend.


on the first day, he mis­ read the road and left it - at 70 m.p.h., dropping - 20ft. over a banking and I finishing up with the car on its roof. The car, a write-off,


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hurt. Both escaped with, heavy bruising.


Local fell runner is second


CLITHEROE fell runner , Shaun Livesey turned on . the style on Sunday to.,, finish second in the 11th ,. Clitheroe Fell Race. Winner was Dave Car­


tridge, of Bolton (48 min. 20 sec.), with Shaun, (21),' of Kemple View, finishing in 49 min. 12 sec. Third was A. Darby, of New­ port, in a time of 49 min. 47 sec. The race attracted 152


entries.


League X I success


Lancashire and Cheshire League X I 174 for 9,


Ribblesdale League XI 175 for 6


A RIBBLESDALE League XI successfully defeated a Lancashire and Cheshire League rep­ resentative in this quarter final of the Wilson Inter- League Trophy competi­ tion. Included in the Ribbles­


dale side were Clitheroe’s Keith Fawcett, who scored four runs, Read’s Stephen Rushton, who also hit four, and Whal- ley's promising batsman Mark Fallon (13).


Table tennis meeting


AT the annual meeting of Rib­ blesdale Table Tennis Associa- ' “ tion officers elected were: Mr J. Aspinall (president), Mr E . . . . Veevers (chairman), Mrs M. Bridge (assistant chairman), M r ' A. Veevers (secretary), Mr P. Hatch (treasurer), Mr M. Hors- *~


fall (development officer and . assistant secretary). Mr T. Hargreaves will be fixture sec- '.’ I retary in place of Mr I. East-


wood who has retired. It is hoped to' start the 1984 — "


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season on September 24th, the ^ 11 last registration date for en-- - = tries being August 23rd. The 777 league will welcome any new­ comers on this date. For furth- . ,. er information contact Mr A. * , Veevers, 26 Riverside, Low',!" Moor, Clitheroe, tel. 26646.


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CLITHEROE col­ lected three points on Saturda y a g a in s t Cherry Tree in a game in which the town side dominated with both bat and ball. Clitheroe batted first


Personal milestone VIC MORRIS


and Barry Foster had both been dismissed cheaply, Whalley were thankful in the end to scramble past 110 to secure three points. The plain truth was


Page. Again, vital catches were dropped. If Whalley are to close


the gap on Settle they will have to tighten up considerably. Padiham: G. Devon c Mack-


that the rest of. the team failed to provide the sup­ port for what should have been a match-winning performance from Hugh


wood b Staniforth 15, V. Daly c Morris b Page 15, A. Woods b Page 0, J. Hartley lbw Page 39, M. Heyworth b Page 2, A. Bhattie c Macintosh b Page 0, R. Stevenson hit wicket b Fallon 35, R. Skinner c Macin-'


High s co re s at Church Meadow


Ribblesdale Wanderers 1st X I211 for 7 Blackburn N 150 for 3


WANDERERS returned to action in a game at Church Meadow that was packed with high scores by batsmen from both teams.


ers, through Jamie Mitch­ ell (55) ana skipper David Cottam (75), put on 123 for the first wicket. Former pro Malcolm


Batting first,


WnnHpr-' Wanderers: J. Mitchell b Parsons 55, D. Cottam c Hal-


Dennett was in mean mood smashing 47 runs off only 31 deliveries and veteran Ian Johnson con­ tributed a useful 18 before the innings closed after 36 overs. In reply, after losing a


sail b Jones 75, M. Dennett c Gillibrand b Parsons 47, P. Seedle c Walton b Parsons 0, J. Seedle c Battersby b Parsons 1, B. Bradley c Verity b Par­ sons 2, I. Johnson n.o. 18, S. Proctor c Battersby b Parsons 8, extras 4, total (for 7 wkts)


Netball at a


hectic pace Colts 8, Rebels 29


EXCELLENT shooting by the I Rebels’ goalshooter Audrey Gaskell made sure of victory I over the Colts in this Division II Clitheroe Netball League, game. It was played at a hectic pace which led to some bad |


handlii The


,


game quickly taking an 8-1 lead, and although the Colts | worked hard for their goals, they never quite got into the


game. Player of the match was


Alison Birch for Colts and Mar­ jorie Gaskell for Rebels. Division II results — St


Michael’s Youth 2, St Michael’s Rovers B 42; Cosmos 12, Royals 28. Division I — Trinity Youth


Club B 8, Scorpions 31; Calder- stones 5, Dominoes 27; Phoenix 8, St Michael's Ladies A 26. Second Round cup draw:


THIRTY members of the Rib­ blesdale Table Tennis Associ­ ation packed into Clitheroe’s New Inn for their annual pre­ sentation evening.


chairman Mr Robert Veevers and he in turn introduced another chairman, Mr Cyril Whiteside, of Clitheroe Foot­


They were welcomed by


ball Club, who distributed the trophies and prizes. Winners were: L ea gu e D iv is io n One:


Champions — Cricket Club A. Division Two — Cricket Club B. Handicap team knockout — Standen A. Harrison and Kerr two-a-side — F. Telese and S. Jackson. Veteran Over 35 — T. Hargreaves. Hand­


Read just miss deserved win


Read 219 for 8, Baxcnden 100 for 9.'


READ failed narrowly to get the vital last wicket to give them victory and five points after completely dominating Baxenden at Whal­ ley Road on Saturday.


and a familiar problem reoccurred, the side failed to produce a good opening stand. Professional Andrew


Townsley was bowled by Bob Ratcliffe, when the score was 22] and Neil Duckworth followed the very next ball, lbw. Keith Faw.cett and


couldn’t hang on to a very difficult chance at gully in the penultimate over and Read missed a well-de­ served victory. Michael’Georgeson won


Richard Goodway just


Terry O’Connor consoli­ dated Clitheroe’s position, taking the score to 115 before both were out, O’Connor scoring 62. By this stage, with 26


lacked accuracy and al­ though professional John Potts was the most suc­ cessful his three wickets cost 69 runs. The Read attack was


The Baxenden bowling


overs gone, . quick runs were needed from the middle order batsmen, and they responded mag­ nificently. Ably assisted by Chris


Sims, Alan Henderson hit 56 runs in 40 minutes, pushing the score to 197 and enabling skipper Bill Slinger to declare after 34 overs. Cherry Tree’s players


211.Bowling: D. Parsons 15-1-57- 6; B. Fox 8-1-23-0; P. Jones 6 0-58-1; R. Barnes 2-0-22-0; R. Walton 5-0-47-0. Blackburn N: J. Halsall c P.


wicket with the score on 36, Blackburn did not again falter until they had moved along to 101. The man Wanderers


had fielded poorly and dropped a number of catches, particularly off Terry O’Connor. Some sympathy must go to the home side’s professional Bob Ratcliffe who bowled an immaculate length all afternoon . . .• only to be cracked for 40 runs off his last three overs. Cherry Tree’s reply


Seedle b Johnson 46, D. Verity b J. Seedle 10, M. Gillibrand n.o. 49, D. Parsons b J. Seedle 1, T. Walsh n.o. 12, extras 32, total (for 3 wickets) 150. Bowling: J. Seedle 10-4-33-2;


dismissed, opener J. Hal- sall, hit 46. His total was bettered by number three M. Gillibrand (49). With a steady : 12 from T. Walsh, Blackburn reached 150 after 26 overs, picking up one point. John Seedle was Wan­


derers’ most successful bowler, taking 2 for 33.


Gareth takes title again


GRINDLETON cyclist Gareth Morris (17) won for the second year in suc­ cession, the Lakeland Di­ visional Junior Road Race Championship on Sunday. The event was held on


Clitheroe 3rd held to


three points


CLITHEROE were held to a winning draw at Cherry Tree. Asked to bat on a near-perfect wicket, Clitheroe made a steady start until, at 41, a straight drive from Mal­ colm Scott was deflected to the bowlers’-end was


Clitheroe 3rd 202 for 6, Cherry Tree 99


the toss and elected to bat and he and Stephen Rush- ton set .up a scoring rate of ju s t’over seven runs per over which was main­ tained all afternoon. Rushton was first, out ad­ judged lbw with the total at 42 and Mike Ranson was soon to follow rather unluckily caught at deep fine leg off a very wide delivery from Cronshaw. Georgeson and Graham Bushell added 55 runs for the third wicket before Georgeson was bowled by Molloy for 37. Bushell went on to be the day’s top scorer with a fine 54 and with Richard Good­ way and Gary O’Connor each getting into the twenties Read were able to declare.at 219. for. 8.off just 30 overs.


FOUR RUNS SHORT OF VICTORY


never really got going. Smith, Barnett and Ratc­ liffe each played faulty shots and were punished. . Only Woodhead seemed


D. O’Neill 3-0-20-0; I. Johnson 10-0-36-1; B. Birch 3-0-29-0.


Dalton-in-Fumess 172 for 7, Read 169 for 8.


inclined to linger at the crease and when he went, at 39 for 4, there was clearly only one point to be had by Cherry Tree if they could survive. This they did, but not


READ made their exit from the Lanca­ shire Knock-Out Com­ petition on Sunday, losing by three runs to North Lancs league side Dalton-in-Fumess in a thrilling finish. Read appeared to be


without the occasional alarm. The game finished at 90 for 8, the home side having survived variations of spin from Clitheroe. • Clitheroe: A Townsley b


Ratcliffe 16, T. O’Connor b Ratcliffe 62, N. Duckworth ibw Ratcliffe 0, K. Fawcett c Bar­ nett b Ratcliffe 29, W. Slinger c Grogan b Mawman 0, A.


4; B. Mawmari 13-2-69-1; G. Walsh 2-0-14-0; N. Barnett 2-0-


wicket and Myler thus run out for 25. Scott completely domi­


the testing and undulating and 50 with Briggs (18), 11-mile circuit at Bashall . completing an unbeaten


Eaves, which was com­


pleted four times. It was soon apparent


from the early pace that only the fittest would sur­ vive and after several at­ tacks the most promising took place on the. last lap when Blackburn cyclist Eric Simcock gained a 30- second lead. The remain­ ing riders were stung into action by some attacking riding by Gareth and the bunen finally caught Sim­ cock with only four miles to the finish. Ten riders contested


Henderson n.o. 66, C. Sims n.o. 21, extras 13, total (for 5 wickets declared) 197. Bowling: R. Ratcliffe 17-4-81-


20-0. Cherry Tree: B. Woodhead c


nated the bowling, put­ ting on 50 with Fumell (21), 33 with Coulter (4)


108 'when Clitheroe’s in­ nings closed at 202 for 6.' After losing two early


O’Connor b Booth 25, C. Smith c Henderson b Booth 4, N. Barnett c P. Hall b Townsley 4, R. Ratcliffe c Sims b Town- sley 1, G. Greening c P. Hall b Townsley 7, K. Grogan b Lit- tlewood 21, P. Baldwin n.o. 19, D. Hubbersty c Slinger b Lit- tlewood 4, C. Crawford b Townsley 1, G. Walsh n.o. 0, extras 4, total (for 8 wickets) 90.


wickets, Cherry Tree made no attempt to chase the | runs and on the docile pitch had achieved a rather flattering 99 for 6. Sharing the wickets were Fumell (3 for 21), Sharp (1 for 4) and Michael Musson (2 for 18), who also took two good


catches off Furnell. Clitheroe: J. Myler 25, M.


the sprint for the line and Gareth won by two bike lengths from Ian Stott of the Ribble Valley CC and Neil Hamilton, of Black­ pool, who came third.


Scott n.o. 108, K. Driver 9, J. Fumell 21, J. Coulter-4,, W. Briggs 18, R. Barker 0, R. Leighton n.o. 0, extras-17, totaKfor 6 wickets) 202. Cherry Tree: 99. ; ^ Clitheroe bowling: J. Fumell


12-5-21-3; R. Sharp 6-3-4-1; G. Cartledge 5-2-11-0; W. Bnggs 3-0-16-0; M. Musson 6-0-18-2; R. Barker 3-0-17-0.


1-4-0. ■


What a victory!


Cherry Tree 2nd 60, Clitheroe 2nd 61 for 1


CLITHEROE 2nd regis­ tered only their second win of the season . . . but what a victory it was. The < visitors must have won­ dered what hit them when Tim Bleazard took three; wickets in only his second over. Cherry Tree slumped to


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10 runs for 5 wickets, struggling to a meagre total of 60 all out, off just 23.4 overs. Chasing the runs pro­


icap doubles — D. Coulston . and S. Jackson. Handicap singles — M. Horsfall. Open doubles— M. Horsfall'and S. Thomson. Open singles — D. Coulston. Most-iritproved team — Trinity Youth Club. Our picture shows open


singles winner Danny Coul­ ston . ( le f t ) receiving his trophy from Mr Whiteside.


CHATBURN FIRST WIN


. from Peter Stirzaker (20) and Roger Harrison (30), gave Chatbum a reason­ able score of 99. In the field, Chatbum


Chatbum 99, St Francis 73 CHATBURN gained their first win of the season in this' North East Lanca­ shire Cricket League fix­ ture against visitors St Francis. Despite losing wickets early on, steady, batting


much more consistent and ' Baxenden never looked like reaching the required run rate. Their troubles increased as soon as John Waddington came on as first change. He had' a wicket with his first deliv­ ery and then destroyed the Baxenden innings, claiming five wickets in all for only 11 runs off eight overs. At 49 for 6 with over an hour remaining Read looked set for vic­ tory but young Elahi and the not so young David Pilkington kept them at


bay. Although seven bowlers


Monday, June 2 5 th , St Michael’s Rovers B v Phoenix; Tuesday, 26th, Royals v Travellers; Thursday, 28th, Trinity Chicks A v Dominoes; St Michael’s Ladies A (bye). Plate comoetition draw:


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shone and managed to re­ strict St Francis to a meagre total of 73. Apart •from J. Woodworth (18) .and A. Weaver (20), (St Francis never looked like getting the runs. For Chatburn, Geoff Lambert took 4 for 15 in


only 5.4 overs. Chatburn: B. Allen 0, J.


Rowley 2, A. O’Neil 13, G. Childs 8, P. Stirzaker 20, R. Harrison 30, G. Lambert 0, P. Clough 6, B. Jones 2, M. Pearce 2, D. Johnson n.o. 12, extras 4, total 99. St Francis: 73. Chatbum bowling: D. John­


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son 12-4-27-2; B. Jones 64-9-3; A. O’Neil 9-1-15-1; G. Lambert 5.4-1-15-4.


were tried and they final­ ly had two overs a t ' number 11 they had to be sa tis f ied with three


points.............. ■...... Read: S. Rushton lbw b


Potts 20, M. Georgeson b Molloy 37, M. Ranson c Lund b Cronshaw 3, G. Bushell c Pil­ ling b Fenwick 54, R. Kawalec c Chapman b Molloy 12, G. O'Connor b Fenwick 21, R. Goodway b Potts 22, P. Hanson lbw b Potts 1, J. Waddington n.o. 16, P. Worsley n.o. 12, extras 21. Total 219 for 8. Baxenden: 100 for 9 wickets. Read bowling: Bushell 7-0-26


1; Hanson 66 1 6 1 ; Waddington 65-11-5; Newby 3-67-0; Good­ way 3-62-1; .Kawalec 61-161; O'Connor 2-0-13-0.


Only three


points from fine total


" 142, confidence, ebbed away and two more wick­ ets fell on the same total. When Philip Hanson and.


coasting to victory at 140 for 2, chasing 173 for vic­ tory, but when Michael Ranson was well caught for 42 with the total at


.John Waddington were both out some 12 runs later attempting the big hit Read were deeper in trouble and they reached the last over still seven runs short. Richard Good­ way and Roger Ebbage could only manage four' and the Read supporters went home disappointed. The foundation for vic­


Bowling: A. Townsley 14-4-


26-4; R. Booth 6-2-30-2; M. Blackburn 3-65-0; G. Lit- tlewood 7-2-21-2; W. Slinger 2-


tory had been laid by Graham Bushell with a superb 71 and he and Ranson added 104 for the second wicket a f te r Michael Georgeson had fallen to a magnificent catch deep on the longleg boundary. Read might have hoped


. 2nd XI 210 for 5, Blackburn N. 2nd XI 145 for 7


Ribblesdale Wanderers


KNOCKS of 69 from Ken Proctor, and 51 from John Hutchins helped Wander­ ers 2nds to a fine total of 210 for 5 . . . but could not help their side take five points instead of three from this " winning draw on Saturday. It could , be said that


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Partridge 4, Black Horse A 3; Higher Buck 2, Join­ ers A 5; Craven Heifer 5, Commercial A 2; Black Bull 4, Kings A 3; White Hart 3, Royal Oak A 4; Lord Nelson 4, White Horse A 3; Pendle Witch 6, Tillotson’s A 1; Horse Shoe A 3, Victoria A 4; Lower Buck A 3,. New Inns 4.


Red League: Dog and


Horse B 1, Station Commercial B 3, Waggon and Horses 4; Joiners B 5, Red Pump 2; Kings B 7, Hodder Bridge 0; Royal Oak B 3, Craven Heifer


Blue League: Black


(Ch'aigley) 4; White Horse B 6, Sun inn 1; Tillotson’s B 3, Talbot 4; Victoria B 5, Horse Shoe B 2; Brown Cow 3, Lower' Buck B 4.


Wanderers threw all five points away but in fact Blackburn N o rth ern batted resiliently and al­ though no one did any­ thing spectacular, there were a handful of reason­ able individual scores which took the side’s total to 145 for 7 after the al­ lotted 36 overs. Wanderers: R. Hargreaves


13, K. Proctor 69, R. Driver 15, J. Hutchins 51, I. Threlfall n.o. 31, J. Renwick 28, S. Kerr 1,- extras 2, total (for 5 wickets) 210


Blackburn N.: 145 for 7. Wanderers bowling: J. Wad­


.


. ly punished and some ex­ cellent running between


to be chasing a lower total when they restricted the home side to just over two runs per over for the first half of their innings. Some uncharacteristic wayward bowling by spin­ ner Richard Good way and Roger Ebbage was heavi-


the' wickets by Dalton took ; them to a respect­ able total. Had Read run as well and been content to push for ones and twos in the last 10 overs rather than attempting the . big hit they would probably have been home and dry. Dalton-in-Fumess: 172 for


7.


vided no problems for Clitheroe with John- Boden n.o. 36 and Simon Westhead n.o.. 20, quickly- rattling off 'the runs re­ quired in only nine overs.


• Cherry Tree: 60.- C l ith ero e - b owlin g: T.


Bleazard 13.2-3-28-6; J: Hill 6


2-8-1; P. Bishop 5-1-17-2. Clitheroe: N. Ashworth 4, J.


Boden n.o. 36, S. Westhead n.o. 20, extras 1, total (for 1 wicket) 61.


1’


1-20-2; P. Hanson 61-24-1; F. Newby 6633-1; J. Waddingtbn 60-32-3; R. Goodway 4-0-31-0; R. Ebbage 4-0-27-0. Read: M. Georgeson c Cregg


Read bowling: G. Bushell 6


b Bell 13, M.,Ranson c. Cavanagh b Gibson .42, G.


' Bushell c Rutter b Gibson 71, G. O’Connor st New b Cooper 13; R. Goodway n.o. 10, G. Isherwood' lbw Cooper 0, P. Hanson; c and b Cooper-9, J. Waddington b Gibson 1, P. Worsley b Rutter 5, R. Ebbage n.o. 2, extras 3. Total 169 for 8.


; -


dington 16681-2; K. Marsh 4- 621-0; N. Barton 14-61063.


Wanderers win easily


Fulwood and Broughton 128 for 7,


Ribblesdale Wanderers < 3rd X I 129 for 8.


• runs and 15 from Steve Farnsworth helped. Wan-,


derers along nicely. Fulwood and Broughton:


■128 for 7. WandererB bowling: M.


Wrigley 165-49-6; C. Pickles 6 2-20-1; K. Fellows 9-1-47-0.


, C. Pickles 0, A. Dickinson n.o. O, extras 15, total (for 8-wick­


ets) 129. ; ;y.


D.- Fitzpatrick 4;: S. Farn­ sworth 15,, M. Proctor 1, K. Fellows 10, M. Britchffe li.o. 17r- N. Parker 17, S. Neild 0,


Wanderers: I. Threlfall 48,


AN EXPRESS innings of 48 runs from Ian Threl­ fall? struck off only 42 de­ liveries, launched V Wan­ derers; to five points from- an easy win over visitors , Fulwood. Michael Britcliffe and N. Parker both hit . 17


tions are, Red League: Joiners A 211, Royal Oak A 175, White Horse A 173, Victoria A 172, Lord Nelson 169, Craven Heifer 168, Kings A 159, White Hart 157, Horse Shoe A 153, Pendle Witch 152, Commercial A 140, Dog and Partridge 139, Black Horse A 134, Black Bull 122, New Inn; 121, Tillotson’s A 114, Higher Buck 102, Lower Buck A


Latest points and posi­


214, Joiners B 195, Sta: tion 180, Victoria B 166, Lower Buck B 162, Waggon and Horses 161, Black- Horse B 156, Craven Heifer (Chaigley) 155, White Horse B 153, Sun Inn 152, Talbot 149, Hodder Bridge 144, Red Pump 136, Royal Oak B 126, Horse Shoe B 123, Commercial B 109, Tillot­ son’s B 92, Brown Cow 76. ,


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IN THE Lady Captain’s Day at Clitheroe Golf Club the winner was Mrj Doris Hindle with a nett score of 94-24-70. Runner- up (after card play off) Mrs Norma Hoyle (89-19- - 70). Best gross — Mrs Christine Stokes (82). In the nine-hole, com­


: Competitive Prices CLITHERdE 24081 W V M iM W M M M


HEATING ENGINEER " Free Estimates


J. P. BROWN PLUMBING AND


: TV and STEREO AERIALS


■ Proprietor: David R. Bleazard Clitheroe 24373


Ring your local specialist CLITHEROE AERIALS


G. E. COLE ELECTRICIAN


Industrial, Domestic and • Agricultural Installations


TV and Radio aerial Installation . For free estimates


T e l. Clitheroe 26881 H. RUSHTON


PLASTERING, , No Job too small.-- - Celllngsja speciality.


' External rendering’and pebble dashing, etc. -


ATso small building |obs and slating


For prompt attention and .


free estimates


Tel. BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND 699 * -


WALLBANK AERIALS


RADIO, TV and


COMMUNAL AERIAL SPECIALISTS


CONTRACTORS TO LEADING RENTAL , .


COMPANIES, LOCAL AUTHORITIES etc. ■ -


Established 15 years, ■ Fully Insured Prompt Attention


Te l. WHALLEY 2165


TELEVISION a n d AUDIO REPAIRS


(ESTIMATES FREE)


20in. COLOUR TVs........ ........ ! £ 1 4 0 1 year guarantee or C6.50 per month rental ALSO VIDEO REPAIRS TAKEN


6Kibble Cflcaertittc WE BUILD


VALLEY


PLANNING SERVICES


(For all extensions, altera-C Jtlons and joinery work. Free/ /estimates and surveys.) (Planning and building regu-v Vlatlon drawings submitted/ . to authorities.


;


NO WORK TOO SMALL. - 1, Telephone!


WHALLEY 3688 FOR FREE QUOTATION ring RIBBLE


CONSTRUCTION CLITHEROE 27393 (day)


CLITHEROE 25606 (night)' -!■ ' CRAFTSMEN 2 WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE. Tel: 27280


TREES TOPPED AND FELLED


SUPPLIED AND ERECTED


ALL TYPES OF FENCING


New and Second-Hand . Pallets wanted and supplied


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


Logs £30 per ton or 90p


CATTERMOLE Tel. Clitheroe 23732


TERRY


NO DEPOSIT TV RENTAL (subject to availability)


BLACK AND WHITE COLOUR AND


SLOT TV — PAY AS YOU VIEW NEW TV’s 6 MONTHS DEPOSIT DISCOUNT FOR ANNUAL PAYMENT


REPAIRS TO MOST BRITISH COLOUR AND BLACK AND WHITE TVs


DEREK LEIGH 4 SHIREBURN AYE., CUTHEROE. Tel. 24168


“ I n s t a l l o u r G a s C e n t r a l H e a t in g


NOW . . .


NOTHING TO PAY FOR 6 MONTHS


by taking advantage o f our F in an c e Offer arranged; through leading Finance Houses ’


Written details on request T E L .


DARWEN 775662 . Evenings:


BLACKBURN 29249 D O N T S E T T L E F O R


LESS T H A N T H E BEST.


WE CAN ELIMINATE RISING DAMP


INSTALLATION OF ELECTRO OSMATIC AND CHEMICAL IN JE C T IO N DAMP PROOF COURSES. 30 YEAR GUARANTEE.


SPECIALIST IN:


LECTROS AND PALACE APPROVED INSTALLER. ERADICA­ TION OF WET ROT, DRY ROT,’AND ALL FUNGAL DECAY IN TIMBER, CONDENSATION CONTROL


E. RUSHTON CLITHEROE 24300 42 CHATBURN RD. CLITHEROE. LANCS


(24 HOUR ANSWERING SERVICE) WE CURE


RISING DAMP WOODWORM AND DRY ROT


BUILDING INJECTION AND MAINTENANCE


J. A. HOLMES 2 5 4 7 4


CLITHEROE


REPAIRS, RECONDITIONING AND SERVICE OF


H O O V E R


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


NOEL KING AND CO. for all


WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS and KENWOOD REPAIRS


All makes of new and reconditioned washers and cleaners


HOOVER — HOTPOINT — BURCO — SERVIS ) Sales and Workshop


2 FRANKLIN STREET, CLITHEROE. Tel. 22979 CYRIL HOOLEY


EX-HOOVER SERVICE ENGINEER


57 W00NE LANE CLITHEROE Telephone 22023


AUTHORISED HOOVER SERVICE


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. Rayburn Cookers for Solid Fuel, Oil and Gas, Wood burning stoves by Jotul and Ulefos. * Spares for Rayburn, Baxi and most stoves.


THE RAYBURN c OPEN FIRE


ombines modern efficiency with classic ele­ FRED MANBY& BRO. High Street, Sklpton. Eat. 1817. Telephone 5444


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ALL YOUR BUILDING AND PLUMBING NEED? TRADE AND DIY


KITCHEN UNITS, SINK TOPS, TAPS, SHOWERS etc.


BATHROOM SUITES,


DUCKWORTH & HINE LTD DERBY STREET, CLITHEROE


Tel. 22311


OPEN MONDAY to FRIDAY, 8 a.m. to 12 noon, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.


SATURDAY, 8 a.m. to 12 noon


Give your garden


and drive area a spring clean


THEN USE OUR MINI SKIP SERVICE TO


COMPLETE THE JOB Contact


ERICDUGDALE (MERCHANTS) LTD


PENDLE TRADING EST. CHATBURN


CLITHEROE 41597 Also our DIY SHOP, 2 SALTHILL ROAD, CLITHEROE. Tel. 24624


Also


CONCRETE AND CHAIN LINK


FENCING GARDEN TOOLS TIMBER


DELIVERY SERVICE


AND ALL DOMESTIC BUILDING • WORK


SPEEDILY EFFICIENTLY


EXTENSIONS COMPETITIVELY


ALL WORK GUARANTEED AND CARRIED OUT BY


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