Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, September 20th, 198U 13 Clitheroe 22321, (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


Record-breaking clitheroe I im s h b y


Wanderers _ _


Ribblcsdale Wanderers 238 for 3 dec. Read 140 for 6


IT WAS a record-breaking finale to the season for Ribblesdale Wanderers at Whalley Road.


Whalley end season third


Whalley 81 for 9', Barnoldswick 83 for 2


W H A L L E Y 'S fa in t championship hopes were snuffed out by Barnold­ swick, despite a defiant undefeated 31 from skip­ per John Slinger.


' The sides began the game level on points, still within striking distance of leaders Settle, should they falter. But it was Bamoldswick who ran out winners thanks to the bowl­ ing of Michael Scothem and former Lancashire all-rounder Bernard Reidy. ' . These two opened the attack


and were still going strong 36 overs later. They were always on top and had it not been for opener Slinger, Whalley would have been really humiliated. He watched helplessly as


partner after partner was sent back to the pavilion, among them professional Hugh Page for six. In Barnoldswick’s reply, Barry Grave and Ian Scotnem


P


ut on 40 for the first wicket. age and Tony Wright kept


the scoring rate down but when Grave was run out Reidy came in and dished out some punishment. When Reidy was caught by


McGarry off Foster the score was 74 for 2 and Barnoldswick were almost home. The win­ ning runs were hit in the 22nd


over.


As it turned out the result was immaterial as Settle gained


the points they needed to con­ firm their position as champ­ ions, and Wnalley were pushed into joint third place with Padiham. Whalley: J. Slinger not out


32, P. Macintosh c Greenhalgh b M. Scothem 8, M. Fallon c Greenhalgh b M. Scothem 4, H. Page o Reidy 6, E. McGar­ ry c Greenhalgh b M. Scothem 1, N. Weaver c I. Scothem b Reidy 5, B. Foster b Reidy 11,* D. Higginbotham c I. Scothera b M. Scothem 5, S. Barker st. I. Scothern b Reidy 4, T. Wright b Reidy 0, V. • Morris not out 2, extras 3. Total (for 9 wickets) 81. Bowling: M. Scothem 18-2-


44-4; B. Reidy 18-4-34-5. Bamoldswick: B. Grave run


out 26. I. Scothera not out 29, B. Reidy c McGarry b Foster


24, A. Smith not out 2. extras 2. Total (for 2 wickets) 83. Bowling: H. Page 9-0-30-0; T.


Wright 6-2-12-0; B. Foster 4-1- 28-1: N. Weaver 2.4-0-7-0; P. Macintosh 1-0-4-0.


Henderson shows the way


Earby 167 for 6, Clitheroe 168 for 3.


A SWASHBUCKLING


62 not out from Alan Hen­ derson gained five points for Clitheroe at Earby. Although neither side


had anything to play for in the trophy sense and the wicket was damp and slow, there were some fine shots and another in­ nings of distinction. This was from Earby’s


New Zealand opener Stuart Robertson. He scored 74 1 off 103 de­ liveries out of an opening stand of 122 with profes- sional Steven Gee._____ . T f was only ah unfortu­


nate run out that dep­ rived him of his second century of the season.


After his departure Gee attempted to increase the run rate and wickets fell. Chasing 167, Clitheroe


started well and then'im­ proved even more. Terry O’Connor (14), David Hardcastle (26) and Steven Blackburn (31) all played soundly and struck the ball well. At 93 for 3 a Clitheroe


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Record number one: O The highest Thwaites’


Ribblesdale League score of the season, 238 for 3 dec.


Number two: • The highest amateur


score of the season, a bril­ liant 116 from Malcolm Dennett. Number three: O Four sixes to give


skipper. David Cottam the Thwaites’ ‘Six-hitter’ of the season award, with 23. Cottam and former pro De­


nnett came together at 15 to tear apart the Read attack. De­ nnett was in devastating form before being run out with 116 to his credit, including eight sixes and 11 boundaries. Cottam, too, tantalised the


Read bowlers, racing to 68. His onslaught included four sixes to overhaul Read's Stephen Rush- ton and late challenger Alan


Henderson (Clitheroe) as “six- hitter" of the season and win himself 50 pints of beer! Read pro Graham Bushell


came in tor a hammering along with Richard Kawalec, Richard


Goodway, Mike Ranson and Michael Georgeson. Faced with such a high


target, Read’s best hope was a winning draw, but they made a disastrous start, Rushton being run out with the total on three and with it his hope of winning the 50 pints of beer, having hit 21 sixes up to Saturday. John r y e and Graham


Bushell took the score to 55 before the former was caught and bowled by David O'Neill. Bushell went on to make a well-deserved 56 falling to Johnson. Richard Kawalec offered re­


sistance to the Wanderers attack and made 20 before be­


coming O'Neill’s second victim.


Gary O’Connor was 15 not out when Read ran out of overs,


still some way short of the winning-draw target. With the five points, Wan­


derers ended the season in fifth place, their best effort for sev­ eral years. For Read it was just another


game in a season which they will want to forget. Ribblesdale wanderers: J.


Mitchell c Worsley b Kawalec 3, D. Cottam c Pye b George­ son 68, M. Dennett run out 116, I. Johnson n.o. 23, J. Seedle n.o. 18, extras 10. Total (for 3 wickets dec.) 238. Bowling: G. Bushell 10-2-57-


0; R. Kawalec 11-2-50-1; N. Wilkinson 1-0-12-0; R. Goodway 3-0-35-0; M. Ranson 5-0-40-0; M. Georgeson 4-0-34-1. Read: S. Rushton run out 3,


J. Pve c and b D. O'Neill 18, G. ‘ Busnell b Johnson 56, R. Kawalec c Walker b O’Neill 20,


G. O’Connor n.o. 15, R. Good­ way b Johnson 1, M. George­


son c Birch b O’Neill 0, M. Ranson n.o. 7, extras 22. Total


(for 6 wickets) 140. Bowling: J. Seedle 8-0-38-0;


R. Birch 5-0-29-0; D. O’Neill 6- 0-27-3; I. Johnson 8-1-15-2; S. Kerr 3-0-9-0.


Splendid finale


Ribblesdale W. 147 for 9, Lucas 70 for 9


WANDERERS 2nds brought their Ribblesdale League Divi­ sion ISvo season to a happy end with a fine win against Lucas at Church Meadow. Leading the Wanderers


charge for runs was skipper Ken Proctor with an unaefe- • ated 37, aided by Gordon Leach (25) and Alan Parker (19). Only Lucas opener D. Tyman “ ) gave the Wanderers attack


(23 an; rthing to worry about. His control. Wanderers: I. Threlfall 11, . •


R. Driver 10, G. Leach 25, B. Bradley 10, J. Hutchins 0, A. Parker 19, C. Monk 0, K. Proc­ tor n.o. 37, J. Renwick 14, P. Atkinson 12, K. Taylor n.o. 1, extras 8. Total (for 9 wickets)


147. Lucas: 70 for 9. Bowling: J. Renwick 6-0-13-2;


K; Taylor 11-4-14-1; P. Atkin­ son 9-6-18-3; K. Proctor 3-0-15- 0; A. Parker 2-2-0-0; C. Monk 2-1-3-0; G. Leach 4-3-2-0.


win was a possibility. Five overs later it was a formality. In that period Henderson received 24 deliveries and smashed 60, including six 6s. It was a fine attacking


innings and helped Clitheroe to finish the


' season on a high note. Earby: S. Gee e Town-


sley b Slinger 63, S. Robertson run out 74, S. Berry lbw Slinger .2,- K. Halstead b Townsley 3, D. Harrison b Slinger 4, J. Gibb c Duckworth b Slinger 8, G. Jagger not out 6, C. Berry not out 5, extras 3. Total (for 6 wic­ kets) 167. A. Townsley 18-3-63-1;


W. Slinger 11-0-53-4; G. Sutcliffe 6-0-33-0; K. Faw­


cett 1-0-15-0. Clitheroe: T. O’Connor


c Robertson b Sedman 14, D. Hardcastle c Jagger b Sedman 26, S. Blackburn c Jagger b Robertson 31, A. Townsley not out 26, A. Henderson not out 62, extras 9. Total (for 3 wic­


kets) 168. J. Stead 3-1-13-0; G.


Sedman 9.2-1-33-2; S. Gee 6-1-29-0; C. Berry 6-0-43- 0; S. Robertson 8-(Ml-l.


East Lancs League RESULTS from the weekend’s


games in the East Lancs Foot­ ball League are: Waddington 1, Trawden Celtic 6: Oswaldtwis-


tle Immanuel 11, Pendle Forest 0: Clitheroe Res 2, Padiham wanderers 1; Colne Lemon 3, Keighley Green 1: Whalley Celtic 3, Whalley 8. . .


Colts final at -Chatburn Road


CLITHEROE CC Under-I5B have won their way to the final o f the NE Lancs Colts League to be played at Chat- bum Road, on Sunday. Clitheroe, the Pendle sec­


tion winners, beat Cherry. Tree in the semi-final scoring 82 for 3 In reply to 79 for 7. Rawtenstall, the Rossen-


dale section winners, will be Clltheroe's opponents in the final which starts at 2 p.m.


NARROWLY DEFEATED


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Clitheroe Ladies 4, Vernons Ladies 5


CLITHEROE were narrowly beaten in their opening North- West Ladies’ League Division Two match, despite having much ofithe possession. Anne Morris, who.was im­


pressive on her debut, put them ahead early on, but Ver­ nons hit back and then went in front. A deserved Clitheroe goal through Jackie' Parker levelled the scores but Vernons scored again to go in at half­ time with a 3-2 lead. Vernons added' to their lead


after the interval against the run o f play, but Katharine - Wylde, who was outstanding, for Clitheroe closed the gap. C l ith e ro e w en t fu r th e r


behind soon after and, despite a late Debbie O’Connor penal­


ty, could not level the scores. Clitheroe: W. Toland, D.


Barton, J. Talbot, K.^Counsell, D. O’Connor, P. Feather, J. Syme, J. Rogerson, A. Morris, , K. Wylde, J7 Parker. Sub: N. Singleton. .


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LADIES’ Captain at Clitherde Golf Club, Mrs Anne Panter, with Mrs Eva Velvick, won a Stableford1 foursomes competi­ tion there with 32 points. ,


*,v..eagues iust collapsed as the Wanderers* bowlers — notably Paul Atkinson (3 for 18) — took


season. Under pressure from the op­ •


posing fly-half, Clitheroe con­ ceded a penalty to give Dukin­ field an early three-point lead. Stirred into action, Stuart


Greatorex and debutant winger Steven Holden made some promising runs, and despite fielding a re-shuffled pack, due to injuries, Clitheroe competed strongly in the line-outs and dominated the scrums. But they could not secure •


vital second-phase possession . and all too often saw promising moves break down as the ball was lost in a pile of bodies. Towards the end of the first half, bad tackling allowed


Dukinfield in for a try, and only strikes against the head by hooker Phil Dinsdale saved Clitheroe from going further


behind. Clitheroe started the second


half anxious to make amends, and soon forced several opposi­ tion mistakes, one of which re­ sulted in a successful penalty by Stuart Greatorex. - Shortly afterwards, a drop-


ped-kick penalty by skipper Martin Emmott was disallowed for not being taken through the mark.


; ' This was to prove Clitheroe’s


last major attack, for' towards the close Dukinfield pulled out all the stops and would have scored several times but for stalwart defence by Hampson and Lund. Clitheroe: Lund, Holden,


Hyde, Greatorex. Hampson, Emmott, Tattersallj Crossley, Dinsdale, Dubowski, Thomas, Duxbury, Nichols, Holmes, Whalley.


Fine tries from Lund


Clitheroe RUFC 2nd XV 22, Dukinfield RUFC 2nd XV 16


C L I T H E R p E s e c on d s achieved their first win of the season in fine style; running in two tries in the f irs t 20


. minutes. ‘ The first was a classic win­


ger’s effort by Nick Gretton, and the second, a good solo by centre, Robin Luna. Dukinfield struck back within


minutes with a converted try, only to see Lund take off again on a mazy run which ended in a try under the posts, and a 10- p o in t h a l f - t im e lead fo r Clitheroe. Although Dukinfield ex­


ploited the home side’s lack of fitness to score two early second-half tries, a determined final quarter clinched the match for Clitheroe. The vital tries were scored


by prop Henry Barlow — his first for the club — and in the final minutes by Barry Malony. This emphatic victory, was


due largely to sound scrum­ maging and good tidying-up and should heighten competi- tiori'for'first-team places. Clitheroe: Malony, Gretton,


Lund, Fielding,* Airey, Blan- chfiower, Tindall, Harris, Lomax, Barlow, Williamson, Evans, Conboy, Ridehalgh, Conboy.


Clitheroe are 1st Div.


champions


Clitheroe 2nd 184 for 9 dec., Lower Darwen 94


CLITHEROE'became only the second 2nd X I to win the Rib­ blesdale League first division championship after a nailbiting finish in their match at Lower JDarwen.


Chris Seed and Neil Ash­


worth put on 53 for the first wicket but when Ashworth was bow led fo r 34 C l ith e ro e slumped to 78 for 5. Seed, hit­ ting his highest score for the side, held the innings together and was finally out for 74. Richard Tnomton (16) and


some quick runs by the “tail" enabled Clitheroe to declare at 184 for 9 off 35 overs. Lower Darwen, needing the


points to stay up, tried to maintain the run rate but struggled to 65 for 7. They then decided to: play for the draw. Hill removed two bats­ men bpt the last pair were still there approaching the final over. Malcolm Blackburn, with his second delivery, had one of them caught at slip to give Clitheroe the match and the championship. Clitheroc: N. Ashworth 34,


' C. Seed 74, C. Sims 1, S. Westhead 0, J. Boden 13, R. Banks 0, R. Thornton 16, P. Bishop 3, M. Blackburn 11, J. Hill n.o. 10, T. Bleazard n.o. 9, extras 13, total (for 9 wickets) 184 dec. Lower Darwen 94. C l i th e r o e b ow l in g : T .


Bleazard 8-4-20-1; P. Bishop 9- 6-13-3; J. Hill 9-2-21-4; M.


■Blackburn 4.2-2-5-2; S. Westh­ ead 2-0-8-0; C. Seed 1-0-7-0.


Fourball


WINNERS of Clitheroe Golf Club’s fourball Sunningdale competition for thte Honda


Trophy were Dennis Under­ wood and Rick Waddington with 71-4V&-66%.. Second were Dave ' Finney


and Peter Kane (69-2-67); third, Keith Abrahams and John Farnsworth (80-11V6-68%): fourth, * Stephen Higson and Terry Mason (76-6-70); fifth were Richard Baker and John Hartley (78-7%-70Mj). Division One of the Singles


Stroke Sunday medal was one won by Denis' Greenup' (72-5- 67). Second came Dave Finney (79-10-69) and third was Graham McCally (83-12-71). Division Two winner was


Tom Owen (82-15-67). Second was James Walker (84-15-69) after a play-off with Keith Wallbank (84-15-69).


breakdown


Dukinfield RUFC 10, Clitheroe RUFC 3


IN A B IL IT Y to win possession


in t)ie loose and lack of penet-' ration by their backs cost


Clitherde the match. Surprisingly, Clitheroe never


really got going against a side they defeated convincingly last


DUNN SECURES THE POINTS


Padiham 1, Clithcroc FC 3


TWO well-taken goals from Clive Dunn and a Martin I Eatoueh penalty were enough to clinch the points fori Clitheroe in this dour derby in the NWCFL Division |


'Two. Clitheroe enjoyed much of __________ .


the play in the first half againBt a poor-looking Padiham side. The 2-0 half-time lead was


scant reward for Clitheroe's domination. Clitheroe looked like handing Padiham a lifeline when sloppy defending led to skipper Mick Ashcroft handling the ball and Padiham’s Paul


' Whittaker slotting home the penalty in the 60th minute. . Clive Dunn who had a spen-


did game, made the points secure with his second goal and Clitheroe’s third after 70 mi­ nutes. His fierce volley from Shaw’s accurately-floated free- kick gave Dawson in the Padiham goal'no chance at all. There was much to admire up ■front from Proos, Taylor and Mullen and Dunn and Eatough dominated the midfield. C l i th e r o e : Und erwood,


Hutchinson, Kinder, Ashcroft, Shaw, Dunn, Eatough, Hunt, Taylor, Proos, Mullen. Sub: Geldard (for Hunt 75 minutes).


Happier times


FOLLOWING victories oyer Great Harwood in the thrilling NW C F L Cup replay, ana Padiham in Saturday’s Division


Two fixture — plus the Re­ serves’ return to winning ways — it is a much happier picture at Shawbridge than a couple of weeks ago when both teams failed to register a victory bet­ ween them in four games cov­ ering a 10-day period. This week sees the visit of


Colne Dynamos to Shawbridge for what is sure to be an excit­ ing derby game. Colne last vis­ ited Shawbridge two years ago in the Third Division and tne game ended 0-0. Colne went on to win the


championship that season while Clitheroe missed out on promo­ tion, finishing third. Clitheroe Reserves visit1


Colne Legion in the East Lan­ cashire League. Following the signing of


RIBBLE VALLEY LEAGUE


SATURDAY'S fixtures in the Ribble Valley Football League


are: Division One: West Brad­


ford v Rimington, Transport v I ROV, Calderstones v Grindle- 1 ton, Read Utd v Catholic SC, Ribchester v Daisyfield OB, Chatbum v Springmill. Division Two — Brockhall v


West Bradford Res, Springmill Res v Waggon and Horses, Daisyfield OB Res v Lord Nelson, Sabden Res v.Calder­ stones Res, Grindleton Res v Transport Res, White Horse v


Kings Arms. Saturdays results: Division


One — Saoden 3, Calderstones 0; Grindleton 1, Transport 2; Rimington 1, .Chatburn 1; Springmill 5, Ribchester Res 0; Daisymll Old Boys 5, Read United 3. Division Two — Kings Arms 1, Daisyhill Old Boys Res 3;


Waggon and Horses 2, Broc- khall 3; Transport Res 2, Sabden Res 3; Calderstones Res 0, White Horse 8.


Division One P W D L P


Sabden.................. 4 4 0 0 8 Transport.............. 4 4 0 0 8 Springmill.............. 4 3 1 0 7 Roy Oak V ............ 4 3 0 1 6 Chatbum............... 4 2 2 0 6 R’ington................ 4 2 1 1 5 Daisy HOB........... 4 2 0 2 4 Read Utd............... 5 1 1 3 3 CathSC;................ 4 1 1 2 3 West B’ford........... 4 1 0 3 2 C’stones................ 5 0 2 3 2 Rib Res................. 5 1 0 4 2 Grindleton............. 5 0 0 5 0


Peter McRea, Eric Whalley could soon, be involved in the transfer market again. Whalley is watching a player from a Northern Premier League side,./ who has Football League ex­


perience. With Tony Eyles now back


from holiday and having an


outing along with McRea in the Reserves on Saturday, compet­ ition for first-team places is very fierce.


Young hits winner


Clithcroe Res. 2, Padiham Wanderers 1.


GOALS from Peter McRea and Geoff Young helped Clitheroe Res back to winning ways in the East Lancs League. The game started at a furi­


ous pace with play switching from end to end in the initial stages. Clitheroe scored first


mia-way through the first half through-''new signing McRea. Padiham equalised immediately and it was not until late in the second half that Young made the points safe with a goal after a fine run down the right wing. Clitheroe: J. Holt, Leliuga,


E y le s , G re en, R ich a rds , Anmed, McGuire, Braithwaite, McRea, Young, Livesey. Subs: Karwat, Morgan.


Tennis finals


CLITHEROE Tennis Club fi­ nally managed to complete their finals day one week late. For on the usual day of the annual finals, not all matches were completed because of the bad weather. Thanks must go to all the gentlemen who so gallantly mopped -up water from the courts using large pieces of foam rubber so that the games could be played. Results: Boys’ singles —


Michael Crane, runner-up Julian Nuttall. Girls’ singles — Catherine Harrison, runner-up Sarah Mortimer. Gents’ singles — Chris Seed, runner-up lan Harrison. Ladies singles — Ann Driver, runner-up Mary Neville. Ladies’ doubles — Cynthia


Sharp and Carole Mileham,' runners-up Joan Scott and Anita Kellington. Gents dou­ bles — Ian Harrison and Andrew Hamilton, runners-up Chris Seed and Mike Booth. Mixed doubles — Ann Driver and Chris Seed, runners-up Joan Scott and Ian Harrison.


Badminton


HURST Green Badminton Club will be playing this season at St Mary’s Hall in the recently-completed sports complex, which has four courts. The club, wliich left the


school for other premises several years ago, is look­ ing forward to its first meeting, on Monday, Oc­ tober 1st, at 8 p.m., when new members will be made very welcome. More information may be had ifrom club secretary, Mrs V. Blackie (Stonyhurst


278). Fight back


Daisyfield Old Boys 4, Read Utd 3


READ Utd fought back from a '4-0 deficit at half-time to lose by one goal in this match at Pleckgate. Read’s scorers were John Dudgeon (2) and Andrew McLean. For the third time in five games, they did not have a referee in charge of this Ribble Valley Football League game.


Snooker


CLITHEROE snooker team defeated Bacup 4-1 in the Matthew Brown Inter-Towri League on Monday., Winners for Clitheroe were Graham. Ireland, Glen Pilkington, Malcolm Wensley and John Titterington. Brian Sims lost his match.


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Division Two P W D L P


White H ................ 5 4 1 0 9 Kings Arms............ 5 3 1 1 7 Daisy H OB Res..... 4 3 1 0 7 Wagg&H.............. 5 2 1 2 5


•' West B’ford Res..... 4 2 1 1 5 Sabden Res........... 5 2 0 3 4 T’portRes............. 5 1 2 2 4 Brockhall............... 5 1 1 3 3 Lord Nel............ ... 3 1 1 1 3 G’letonRes........ . 3 1 1 1 3 Springmill Res....... 4 1 0 3 2 C’stones Res.......... 4 0 0 4 0


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Double for St Michael's


ST MICHAEL’S Ladies have won the Clitheroe and District Netball League with maximum points to add to the knockout cup they gained by beating Dominoes. Di­ vision Two champions Royals also took max­


imum points. L a te s t results w e re : Division One — St


Michae l ’ s Ladies 23 (player of the match: Ann Smith), Calderstones 12 (Anne Greenwood).Trinity Chicks 27 (Julie Allen), Scorpions 20 (Jean Hutch­ inson). Dominoes 20 (Caro l Waddington), Pho en ix 10 (Sidone Sinker). Division Two — St


Michael’ s Rovers 17 (Amanda Bolton), Cosmos 9 (Sylvia Isherwood). St Michael’s Youth 1 (Susan R e gan ) , R o ya ls 54 (Andrea Sliriger). Rebels 25 (Marjorie Hunter), Travellers 11 (Doreen Musgrove). Final tables — Division


One: St Michael’s Ladies 24, Dominoes 20, Trinity Chicks 12, Scorpions 11, Phoenix 11, Calderstones 4, Trinity Youth Club 2. Division Two: Royals


24, St. Michael’s Rovers 16, Rebels 15, Cosmos 15, Travellers 8, Colts 6, St Michael’s Youth 0.


A great


season IT ’S been another tremendous­ ly successful year for Sawley rally ace John Morton. For the man who last year


walked away with the Astra Challenge has, in 1984, given notice of his driving talents by winning the 1800-2000cc. Group A class in the British Open Championship. John, of Rabec House, part­


nered by John Meadows, of Hawthorne Place, Clitheroe. clinched the title on the final round of the championship, the Manx International Rally. Out of 140 starters, John


finished 13th. A t one stage he went off the road for eight minutes and had to claw nis way back into the rally to clinch the points needed for


victory. Throughout the year John, a


delivery driver, has had finan­ cial support from General Motors Dealer Sport with his Astra 1.8 GTE. • Now he is hoping that they


will give him extra support for next year, or possibly a full. 1


works drive. The Manx was also an un­


forgettable experience for another driver from Sawley, Capt. John Cowgill, of Eagle House. In an Opel* Kadett 1300


which he rebuilt from a write­ off, he and fellow Queen’s Lancs Regiment officer Richard Courtney-Harris took the car to fifth place in . the Group A 1300cc. class. The crew prepared the car in


just 12 hours. NW Counties League


• Division Two PW D F A


Warr.T....... 7 5 Clitheroe.... 6 5 IrlamT........ 7 4 Ross.'Utd.... 8 4‘ 8


Droylsden.... Ford Mot.;.. Ath. L R ..... Gt Hat*. T.... Wren Rov...


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1 OPEN MONDAY to FRIDAY, 8 o.m. to 12 noon, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. 'SATUMSKTB am to 12 noon “


ERIC DUGDALE (Merchants) LTD 1 ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS —


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DRAINAGE I


BLOCKS


1 BRICKS 1


SLA1 ES COPINGS , DAMP. COURSE


GlIANITE |


PLASTER WALLING STONE LAND TILES | THERMAL BLOCKS | SLA [E BATTENS LINTELS .


FELT - | PLASTER BOARDS | SCRI:EN BLOCKS 1 RAINWATER 1 GUTTERS


SATURDAY: 7-30 — 12-30 p.m. ASBESTOS VISIT OUR SHOP AT SALTHILL ROAD TEL: 24624. EVENINGS — BACUP 875081/874491


ALL WORK GUARANTEED TEL. DAY — BACUP 874491


NOEL KING AND CO. for all


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'V WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS Ia . V —


j , and KENWOOD REPAIRS . All makes of new and reconditioned


J washers and cleaners 1 9 -


THE RAYBURN OPEN FIRE


Delivery ex*stock.


combines modern etticiency with classic ele­ gance. It is designed tor 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.


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


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FRED MANBY & BRO. NO DEPOSIT TV RENTAL


High Street, Sklpton. Eat. 1817. Telephone 5444 , (subject to availability) COLOUR AND


BLACK AND WHITE SLOT TV — PAY'AS YOU VIEW ,


NEW TV’S 6 MONTHS DEPOSIT DISCOUNT FOR ANNUAL PAYMENT


REPAIRS TO MO ST BRITISH COLOUR AND B LA C K AND WHITE TV ’S . _


4 SHIREBURN AVE., CLltHEROE. Tel.-24168


DER EK LEIGH_ T E L E V IS IO N and


A U D IO R E P A IR S (ESTIMATES FREE) 20in. COLOUR TVs...... £140


1 year guarantee or £6.50 per month rental ALSO VIDEO REPAIRS TAKEN


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62 WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE. Tel. 217280


TREES TOPPED and FELLED FULL INSURANCE COVER COMPETITIVE RATES


GOOD QUALITY TREE LOGS


(85p per bag — £25 per ton — delivered locally) ALL TYPES OF FENCING ERECTED


TJ . EDMONDSON el. STONYHURST 578 ^\X\\NNW 'VW W W V\W VVVVX'VX\W NW '\W VVVW '\W V£ BROWN


PLUMBING AN Free Estimates


3 HEATING ENGINI Competitive Prices


CLITHEROE "Bring the summer back into winter . RWLIFFE


H. RUSHTON PLASTERING No job too small.'


Ceilings a speciality.


■External rendering and pebble dashing, etc.


. Also small building jobs and slating


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OODOLOGISTS . and P. H GEAVES


ARR Joiners and Building Contractors


Also DIY and ALL YOUR TIMBER REQUIREMENTS


NEW LINES IN STOCK


READY TO ASSEMBLE PINE FURNITURE, AND THE CLIFF HANGER SHELF SUPPORT


VISIT OUR TIMBER ^ TREATMENT ROOM


LEAD-FREE PAINTS AND PRESERVATIVES


NEW ON THE MARKET MICRO POROUS


CANDLEMAKERS CROFT, LOWERGATE (behind Lab. Ex.) Telephone CLITHEROE 26929


For a friendly and Personal Service


INCLUDING | STONE


IRONMONGERY CEMENT


GARDEN EDGES FLAGS


at PENDLE TRADING ESTATE CHATBURN 1 OPEN WEEKDAYS: 7-30 -5 -3 0 p . n v


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