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Clubs savour a new season of cricket


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i i IS NOW } p.m.;, r,


RARIN’ to go — that’s our four Ribblesdale League clubs, who look forward with optimism to the start of the new cricket season on Saturday.


. Clitheroe, captained by Bill Slinger, and with. Andrew Townsley as “pro” for the third year running, will again be pushing for the title. Across the town at


Last year’s runners-up,


Church Meadow, Ribbles­ dale Wanderers are confi­ dent about the future, as they look for consistent results.


league in 1979, hope to be in contention again.


Read, winners of the


professional Hugh Page, will be out to make amends for last season when many of their games were ruined by rain. And with Whalley re­


And Whalley, with new


HUGH PAGE . hunting


turning a side to the Youth League, it means that all four senior clubs in the Ribble Valley are represented at under-18 level. Clitheroe’s youngsters,


flat


W h a l le y C C w e l c o m e s n e w p r o


who are current champ­ ions, play Read at Chat- burn Road on Sunday. Ribblesdale Wanderers go . to Padiham. This season the under-18s will be playing on five Sundays, in addition to Monday nights. A youth league rep­


resentative XI will again be taking part in the Lan­ cashire Under-18s Inter- League competition, which they won last year at the first attempt.


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CLITHEROE’S players are approaching the new season with confidence and belief in their ability. Since finishing runqcrs-up


to Barnoldswick last season, there has been only one change at the club. Bill Sling­ er has taken over the captain­ cy from the intelligent and hard-working Keith Fawcett, who will continue to play for the club. Andrew Townslcy has been


retained as professional for the third year running, and with so little change within the club, Clithcroe have a firm foundation for a renewed


title bid. Said Mr Slinger: “A repeat


of our form last season wilt hopefully bring us the champ­ ionship. I can’t see any reason why we should not ,be up there challenging for hon­


club's mood o f optimism stems from the seniors’ blend of youth and experience. One of the most exciting


ours again.” Mr Slinger believes that the


prospects is teenager Richard Thornton, who in his skipper’s words, showed great promise last season with the bat, and whose fielding ability and en­ th u s ia sm inspired many


players. The 2nds, last year’s Law-


renson Cup winners, can also look to improve this season. Meanwhile, the club has


bought two new sight-screens and some portable nets. These are a “boon” that will enable the players to spend more time practising.


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RIBBLESDALB Wanderers have been practising and training for several weeks to ensure that they are one of the fittest sides.


•And the players have been


given a boost with the news that last , year’s top run- scorer, Australian youngster, Jamie Mitchell, is back at Church Meadow for his second season. It is also local lad John See- dle’s second season as profes­ sional. Last year, after what must have been a disappoint­ ing start by his standards, he showed all the flair that earned him a place as a pace bowler for East Lancs. Last season, the Wanderers finished , a disappointing second from bottom. But their chairman Dennis Birch,


Weekend fixtures


SATURDAY’S Thwaites Rib­ blesdale Cricket Senior League fixtures are: '


bum N. v Baxenden, Padiham v Cherry Tree, Whalley v Great Harwood, Ribblesdalc Wanderers v Barnoldswick, Earby v Read. Division One: Clithcroe v


Settle v Clithcroc, Black- ’


SHOPPING round the Whalley area In search of a self-contained flat Is the village cricket club's new professional, South Afri­ can Hugh Page. Hugh arrived In the


Ribble Valley last Thurs­ day after a week of train­ ing with Warwickshire County Cricket Club. He played'for Warwickshire's second team a couple of seasons ago.


' Hugh (21), Is a 6ft. 4ln. 'fast medium, right arm bowler. A hard-hitting, middle


order left-hand batsman he has just finished a suc­ cessful season with top South African side, Trans­


vaal. He is regarded as one


of Africa’s most promising players, and on current form is potentially one of the best players to be signed for a Ribblesdale League cricket dub for many seasons. Under the.terms of his contract, Hugh will'coach and practice with the play ers, and will be available


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finished the season in third place in the Dairy Crest Ladies Hockey League. divi­ sion three, despite a 4- 1 defeat in their last match against leaders Poulton lsts. On a bumpy pitch at


CLITHEROE Ladies


Clitheroe Girls’ Gram­ mar School, the home „ side were 2-1 down at h a l f- t im e , Joanne Blackburn scoring their goal. But Clitheroe were


no match for the lead­ ers and ulton added two more goals in the second half. Saturday’s line up is


— back (from the left): Dorothy Barker, Jayne


Seed, Margaret Dug- dale, Jean Halsall, Lesley Harrison, the Rev. E. Chard (club president). Front: Chris Farn­


sworth, Clare Mor­ timer, Helen Chard, Carol White, Joanne Blackburn, Ju dith Holt. Mascot — Chris Hutchinson.


Seven-goal thriller


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felt that the team’s injury problems — including the lengthy absence of former pro Malcolm Dennett, with cartilage trouble — ac­ counted for the lowly posi­


tion. “Now Malcolm has lost a lot of weight and feels much fitter, and is hungry for suc­ cess,” said Mr Birch.


Whalley WHALLEY hope that this year


fered more than any other side because of the weather, having eight games abandoned. They start this season with


there mil be less rain, and more play! In 1983 they suf­


one of the best prospects in the Ribblesdale League, Transvall player Hugh Page, as their professional. Page, regarded as one of his country's most


promising pla y e rs , join ed W h ...............


lieving a now much-fiittteter open- ing bowler Barru Fost 1er •<>/"-


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in ap


captaincy, Whalh have


* attack. ' ~ leu appear "


halley at tlie end of March. And with John Slinger,


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uformidable howling the


to Another of the club's “speed


merchants," Tony Wright, has been keeping in trim by play­ ing in a winter indoor league at Hundbum sports centre. On the batting side, the club has high hopes for Mark Fallon. Skipper of Whalley's 2nds,


Pendlc Forest 4, Chatbum 3


A FIGHTING, second half per­ formance by Chatbum went unrewarded in this East Lancs League game which included some great goals. Pendle Forest went into the


ERIC WHALLEY . . . leading title bid


■half when a long, nipping shot from the wing beat Wincfley. Few chances fell to either


lead midway through the first A feast


side in the first period, but the game changed for the better in


eboume was brought down just inside the box ana he slammed home the spot kick for the " equaliser.


the. second. Early in the half, Jimmy Col-


With 65 minutes gone,—-Wanderers Forest went back into the lead p.m.).


but Chatbum kept fighting and . Coleboume grabbed nis second when he beat the goalkeeper in a jump for the ball. However, Forest stormed,


back up the pitch and immedi­ ately restored their lead. Dewhurst went close on two


occasions for .Chatburn and with six minutes left, Col­ eboume pounced on a mistake by the keeper to complete his hat-trick. • But once again, Forest re­


plied within a minute. This time Colin Foster, who left Chatbum earlier in the season, hit a 25-yard free-kick into the top comer of the net to give


Forest the points. Chatbum: Winckley, ‘Hitch-


Smitnson.


,under-17 and under-18 sides, and the popular coaching scheme Jor under Us is to con­


tinue. Read


LEADING Read’s challenge for the third season is the popular Michael Georgeson. Last season’s winners of the


Ramsbottom Cup, Read field much the same side that finished last season in mid­


table.' Said Mr Georgeson: “Weve


always done fairly well over the last 10 to 15 years, and we just hope to do better than last year in the Ribblesdale League.” Assisting Read's latest chal­


Old Rossendalians, Baxenden v Oswaldtwistle Imm., Cherry Tree v Lucas lsts, Great Har­ wood v BBCV lsts, Bamold- swick v Rolls Royce lsts, Read


v Lower Darwen. Division Two: Rolls Royce v


Settle, BBCV v Blackburn N., O sw a ld tw i s t le Imm. v


Padiham, Rawtenstall v Whal­ ley, Langho C v Ribblcsdaie Wanderers, Lucas v Earby. Division Three (Sunday,


April 22nd): Fulwood v Fems- cowles, Ribblesdale Wander­ ers v Baxenden, Darwen v Clithcroe, Settle v Barnold­ swick, Blackburn N. v Cherry Ti-ee, Great Harwood v Sales-


biiry. . /


Tim Marshall, will have the experience and skill of Hank McWood to draw on this season. Also back in action for the 2nds is Adam Calderbank. An exciting all-rounder, he was laid low last season with a backinjury. The club is also running


Clitheroe stumble


Trawdcn Celtic 2, Clitheroe Res. 0.


CLITHEROE RES. dropped two valuable points in tneir race .for the East Lancs league title with their worst perform­ ance of the season. The entire team, with the


exception of,defender Braith- waite, gave a below-par per­ formance and rarely looked like scoring. Trawden took the lead after.


35 minutes following a series of d e f e n s iv e b lu n d e r s by Clitheroe. Ashworth hit the bar shortly


afterwards, but this was the nearest Clitheroe came to find­ ing the net. In the second half, they were


no better and it came as no surprise when Trawden added a second after yet another de­ fensive mistake.


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lenge for nonours will be the talented Graham Bushell, re­ tained for his second year as the club’s professional. Read will also be taking part


in two outside competitions, the Lancashire Knockout and the William Younger National Cricket Cup. In the Knockout, they are


. drawn against Lytham at home on May 6th. In the William Younger, they are away to St Anne's on April 29th. Read’s ■ 2nds start the new


season in the Ribblesdale League Division One, following promotion last season. Ramon Bell takes over from


Roger Ebbage as captain. Vice­ captain is Peter Grainger.


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PALLADIUM, WATERLOO ROAD I T e l . 2 3 1 4 7 .


Shoreman, S. Green, Richards, Karwat, P. Green, Bishop, Whiteside, Ashworth, Young. Subs: Morris, Livesey.


Clitheroe: Holt, Braithwaite,


E. Lancs League i


LATEST East Lancs League football results are: Trawden


Celtic 2, Clitheroe FC Res 0; Waddington 2, Bacup Boro Res 0; Mansfield 0, Oswaldtwistle Immanuel 5; Keighley Green 1, Chatbum 1; Colne Legion Res 0, Whalley Arms Celtic s'. This Saturday’s games are: '


Clitheroe Res v Paaiham Wan- . derers, Whalley v Oswaldtwis­ tle Immanuel; Waddington v Keighley Green, Whalley Arms Celtic v Trawden Celtic. The following teams do not


have games: Bacup Boro, Res, Great Harwood Town Res, Pendle Forest, Mansfield,,; Chatbum, Colne Legion Res.


PadihamW.....:......2518 3 ;4 39 Clith. Res...... ........23 16 3 . 4 35 Bacup B. Res.......... 25 13 6, 6 32 , Gt I “wood Res....... 23 13 5 5 31 Tdeii Celtic........... 23 12 5 6 29 O'twistle Im. ......... 22 11,5 6 27 Whalley AC.:.... ..22 10 5 7 25 Waddington..............24 9 6 .9 24 Pendle F...........'. 24 9 5 10 23. K’ley Green......... ....25 8 6 11 22 Mansfield........... .....25 6 5 14 17 Chatbum.'.................26 3 5 1711 Colne L. Res............24 5 0 19 10 Whalley..... .............24 2 ^617 9'


' PW D L P


in, Boyd, P.-Colebourne, Lawson, Smith. Anderson, Dinsdale, J. Coleboume, Wad­ dington, Dewhurst. Sub:


of soccer THERE is a-bonanza of soccer th is E a s te r weekend at Shawbridge. On Saturday Clitheroe .


Res. entertain Padiham (kick-off '2-15


their hopes of landing the East Lancashire league championship title. Defeat would give Padiham the t i t le . ' I f th ey b e a t Padiham, the reserves must then win one of th e ir t,wo remaining games at Whalley AC and at home to Trawden Celtic.


They must win to retain


themselves no favours in their bid for the East Lancashire league championship by losing 2-0 to Trawden Celtic, their first defeat for five months.


the midfield talents of the in­ jured BrianLiveseyand skipper Paul McGuire on first-team duty, but their destiny is .in their own hands and it certain­ ly helps make for an exciting time at Shawbridge.


They are ooviously missing


ing French team Rivesaltes play FC Clitheroe French Con­ nection in their annual Easter fixture.


E a s te r Monday brings Maghull to Shawbridge, p


championship. 1 (kick-


o iff 3 o.m.) in the NW Counties Division Three


Clitheroe can expect a difficult fixture having lost 2-1 at Maghull earlier in the season.


to play in-form Newton at Newton-le-Willows. (kick-off 3


On Saturday Clitheroe travel


p.m.) Travelling supporters can obtain directions from Colin Wilson (Clitheroe 24370). .


Prestwich, Nelson and, at home to Urmston, Clitheroe now lie second in the table. Rivals Padiham lost to Black­ pool Mechanics on Saturday while current leaders Ashton Town drew with Nejson, so it is now in Clitheroe’s own hands not to let things slip.


Following their victories at


Clitheroe have to play fourth- placed Blackpool twice, while Ashton Town, with just one game remaining, visit Shaw­ bridge on April 28th.


I t is s ig n i f ic a n t th a t


Ashton Town......... 33 19 7 7 45 Clitheroe...................2818 6 4 42 Padiham....................30 18 6 6 42 Blackpool M..........‘... 28 15 -5 8,35 Daisy H i l l 28 16 2 10 34


P W D L P


Clubs join forces


WHALLEY Cricket, Tennis and Bowling Club has joined forces with


Whalley FC. Members of both clubs


' merger improvements will,’ ' be made' to the ’cricket: pavilion, with new show­ ers and better changing facilities topping the list..- Because the pavilion


voted unanimously in favour of the amalgama­ tion at a special meeting. As a ’ result of the


will be used all year round; instead of just' during ■ the summer, this will bring in more money.-'


V Easter Sunday sees the visit­ Clitheroe Res, however, did


Clitheroe rally to bolster title hopes


Clitheroe ,FC 3, Urmston Town 1


THERE is an air of optimism'around Shaw- bridge. A string of three successive victories suggests that manager Eric Whalley can lead Clitneroe to their first major honour for four years — the North West Counties Division


Three Championship.'- .


'Alf they have to do is keep their heads in the last six games: On Saturday they very


nearly lost, their cool to drop a valuable home point. That they didn’t was due ultimately to Steve Mullen’s skill and determination, John Tay­ lor's opportunism in the box and Paul McGuire’s bite and drive in midfield, coupled with a faultless display yet again from skipper Mick Ashcroft in defence. A lively opening saw


D E F E N C E T H W A R T S


K I R K B Y Clitheroe RUFC 1st 17, Kirkby Lonsdale 12


. chances to notch up a fine win against a side who matched th em s t r id e , fo r s tr id e throughout.


Indeed Kirkby Lonsdale


could consider themselves somewhat unfortuate for their three-quarters saw enough of the ball to ensure victory. But they lacked the vital penetra­ tion needed to break through Clitheroe’s much improved defence.


..


after 20 minutes,, following a period of intense pressure from the visitors. Robin Lund, taking advantage of a loose pass, ran almost the length of the pitch to score under the posts. Stuart Greatorex con­ verted. Kirkby Lonsdale struck back quickly, forging over to score from a ruck just short of the home try-line. The conversion, followed quickly by a penalty, left Clitheroe trailing by 6-9 at half-time. The second half started well


Clitheroe opened the scoring


for Clitheroe who were quickly le v e l th rou gh a S tu a r t Greatorex penalty. Shortly after came, the two tries that settled the game in a five- minute spell. , Paul Tabemer grabbed the


THIS was an excellent, com­ petitive game of rugby with some, fine tries. The result went Clitheroe’s way because they made the most' of their


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first, supporting well to score in the comer. The second came from captain Martin Emmott. Kirkby Lonsdale replied with a penalty to complete the scoring. Lonsdale could have added a further try but were thwarted


by excellent defensive play from TabernerandDavidTat- tersall, ’ which capped a fine match and ensured an inspiring victory. In many ways this was


Clitheroe’s best performance of the season considering the quality of the opposition — this was only their fifth defeat of the season.


Taberner, Greatorex snr, Greatorex jnr, Emmott, Lund, Tattersall, Holden, Dinsdale, D u b ow sk i , W i l l iam so n , Ramsey, Lomax, Holmes, Byrne.


C l i th e r o e : W a rd le ,


Urmston create a couple of half-chances before Clitheroe composed them­ selves to eventually take the lead in the 21st minute. John Taylor appeared


Goes close on debut


to be fouled in the penalty area but as everyone looked to the referee for a penalty Taylor composed himself and slotted the ball home. Half-time 1-0. Clearly Clitheroe needed a


second goal to secure both points but with David Proos out of touch, the penetration in the penalty area was missing. Then, when David Sharpies, having an unhtfppy afternoon by his standards, turned a cross into his own goal after 65 minutes, things looked bleak. But Clitheroe came alive,


Kirkby Lonsdale 2nd 56, Ciitheroc RUFC 2nd 6


CLITHEROE 2nds made the long trip north only to suffer a comprehensive defeat at the hands of a strong, well-organ­ ised team.


never in it. Lonsdale concen­ trated on the basics, going in hard through the forwards and dominating the back play with powerful running and tidy, ac-i curate passing.


The Littlemoor side were


Proos had a goal' disallowed, Dunn, McGuire and Ashworth had shots scrambled away and Taylor missed a “sitter.” Finally it was the Mullen,


Taylor combination that pro­ vided the killer goal. Mullen’s cross was dropped by the keeper under pressure from Proos and Taylor calmly scored. Steve Mullen added the third


tion was due in some part to the problems created by Clitheroe taking the field with­ out a recognised hooker or scram half, despite the excel­ lent efforts of Ian Hampson and John Conboy respectively, in those positions. Clitheroe’s only score came


Kirkby Lonsdale’s domina­


when second row Mick Dux- bury broke through near the posts. John Blancnflower con­ verted. Other bright points included


in the. last minute, lobbing over the advancing-goalkeeper from Underwood’s long clearance which had been helped on by


Dunn. Man-of-the-match: Paul


McGuire. Attendance: 133. C l ith e ro e : Underwood,


Hutchinson, Kinder, Ashcroft, Eyles, Sharpies, McGuire, Dunn, Taylor, Proos, Mullen. Sub: Haworth.


Wanderers* batsmen sparkle


Ribblesdale Wanderers 148 for 6


Accrington 141 for 9.


■booster by defeating Accring­ ton in a friendly at Church Meadow, on Sunday. Wanderers batted first and


WANDERERS gave them­ selves a pre-season confidence


with knocks of 49 from Malcolm Dennett and 33 from Ian'John­ son — back for his second spell with the club — built a respect­ able total of 148. Accrington made a fine start


runs. His haul included five fours. Scores of 33 by 'N. Jones,


the performance of Steven Holden making his debut on the wing. He came close to scoring in the second half.


GOLF


A NET round of 69 was enough for G. Speak to win Clitheroe Golf Club’s singles stroke Sunday medal, after a play off with R. Saville. Results: Div. 1 — G. Speak


79-10-69; R. Saville 81-12-69; W. Farnworth 81-9-72; D. McIntyre 80-8-72. Div. 2. — R. Cornwell 86-17-69; T. Ibbotson 87-15-72; D. Velvick 87-15-72; R..Underwood 93-20-73. There were 134 entries for


the singles stroke ELGA hand­ icap qualifier played on Saturday. Result: Div. 1 — D. Goodwin


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81-12-69; P. Longbottom 78-8- 70; C. Hamer 78-7-71; M. Chap-, man 79-8-71; D. Partington 77- 6-71; J. H. Hanson 81-10-71. The first four qualified for


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Roefield reach final


ROEFIELD Bam won their way into the final of the Black- hum League’s Wilson Plate badminton lmockout with a sur­ prisingly easy second leg vic­ tory over Accrington Falcons. Roefield led 7-5 from the


first leg, and in the second, with home advantage, were keen to make a promising


start. This the ladies achieved by


‘sectioni'boostea Roefield’s' hopes and seemed to dishearten the Accrington players. Almost assured of victory,


winning their matches 3-1. : A lurther 3-1 victory in the men’s


Roefield entered the mixed sec­ tion in confident style, winning it 3-1 for an aggregate score of


•16-8. Their opponents in the final;


■ next month are Hollins A, rated the competition's, .top: team.


' Ladies: M. Brass, H. Cooke, S._ s Bush, A. Spenceley.


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D. E. Underwood 88-17-71; G. Roberts 86-13-73; C. Brown 89- 16-73; S. Anderson 86-13-73.


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CATTERMOLE Tel. Clitheroe 23732


TIM


I TR EVO R -JO N E S I Painting


Decorating' RING


C L ITH E R O E 2 5 2 8 1


C .C . PARKER


PAINTER AND


DECORATOR FREE ESTIMATES '


Tel. CLITHEROE 25473


TELEVISION AND ; ■:.., AUDIO REPAIRS


< i ’ (ESTIMATES FREE) 2 0 i r i . C O L O U R T V s . . . ; . £ 1 4 0


1 year guarantee or E6.S0 per month rental ’ ALSO VIDEO REPAIRS TAKEN


f t i b b l e , ® d e j $ e r b i t f 62 WHALLEY ROAD,' CLITHEROE. jTel. 27280


-ROOFING CONTRACTORS


SPECIALISING IN GREY SLATE TILING ^ EXPERIENCE OF FARM BUILDINGS >


. . . • ' Ful ly Insured < ■


A L L WORK GUARANTEED ;> T(iL. DAY — BACUP 874491 ,


EVENINGS — BACUP 875081/874491 a " f -V .v • ' i


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I T . G R E E NW O O D | g STONEMASON AND BUILDER 2 5 O . WHY GET SMALL ESTIMATES d


5 U K ®


* ^ \ i n FOR YOUR COMPETITIVE FIXED PRICE < y.


9 W v L , y


£ WORK y ESTABLISHED 15 YEARS « ^FULLY INSURED___________PROJJPT ATT|NILQN.g


THE RAYBURN OPEN FIRE


RING PADIHAM 73109 £ \ ESTIMATE ON ALL KINDS OF BUILDING ^ ADVICE AND ESTIMATE FREE 9


AND LARGE B ,L L S ? £


UPHOLSTERY OF


EX-HOOVER'SERVICE ENGINEER


57 W00NE LANE CLITHEROE Telephone 22023


kAUTHORISED HOOVER SERVICE


J. A. HOLMES 2 5 4 7 4


CLITHEROE


WE CAN ELIMINATE RISING DAMP


INSTALLATION OF ELECTRO OSMATIC AND CHEMICAL INJECTION DAMP PRO OF CO U R S E S . 30 Y EAR GUARANTEE.


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


E . R U S H T O N CLITHEROE 24300


(24 HOUR ANSWERING SERVICE) 42 CHATBURN RD, CUTHEROE, LANCS SPECIALIST IN:


RIBBLE CONSTRUCflON CLITHEROE 27393 (DAY) CLITHEROE 25606 (NIGHT) ]


ALL YOUR BUILDING AND PLUMBING NEEDS TRADE AND DIY


BRICKS, BLOCKS, SAND, CEMENT, AGGREGATES, LINTELS, BOSCH POWER TOOLS, HAND TOOLS.


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


BATHROOM SUITES, KITCHEN UNITS, SINK TOPS, TAPS, SHOWERS etc.


combines modern etliciency 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 weir 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 Jbtul and Ulefos. Spares for Rayburn, Baxl and most stoves.


FRED MANBY & BRO. ■ High Street, Sklpton. Eat. 1817. Telephone 5444


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


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