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Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) a r e ■ Read 118, Settle 123 for 7


THE Read run-machine came to a grinding halt at Whalley Road on Saturday, as they were bowled out for 118 by league leaders Settle.


os Read >


S. Rushton b Weavers....... 1 M. Georgeson b Singh......... 15


M. Ranaon b Singh............. ; 15 G. Bushell b Newhouse....... 31 G. O’Connor ci Cook b Singh................................ 0


J.Wadaingtonb Singh........ 4 P. Worsley noto u t........ . 22 C. Taylor o Newhouse:....... 3 F. Snape b Weavers............ 3 Extras.............................. 7 Total (all out) 118


p. Hanson c Cook b Singh................................ 1


R. Kawalec c Dodgson b Singh................................ 16


10-2; D. Scothern 6-2-28-0; M. Singh 11-1-47-6; M. Newhouse 6-0-26-2.


Settle


S. Andrews bBushell......... 3 M. Dodgson c Kawalec b Ranson............................ 18


D. Scothern st Worsley b Taylor.............................. 43


D. Weavers c Kawalec b Waddington............. ... 23


M. Singh c Kanson b Wad­ dington ............................ 1


M. Newhouse not out........... 20 M. Verden c Georgeson b


P. Cook c Hanson b Wad­ dington ............................ 4


R. Preston not out................ 1 Extras...;................... 5 Total (for 7) 123


Bushell.........................» 5


2; R. Kawalec 5-2-8-0; M. Ranson 4-1-10-1; F. Snape 3-0- 16-0; J. Waddington 6-2-23-3; C. Taylor 2-1-19-1.


Bowling: G. Bushell 8.6-2-42- Bowling: D. Weavers 4.4-1-


was substitute profession­ al Mohindar Singh. The Indian left-arm spinner who has played at Test level took just six overs to demolish the Read bat­ ting with six wickets for 24 runs.. His first two victims


The spoke in the wheels


He was undefeated on 22 when he ran out of part­ ners and the meagre total of 118 left Read with little hope. Settle started steadily and


p u t pBWM l in a sp in


were Michael Georgeson and Michael Ranson, both bowled “round the legs” and only left-hander Peter Worsley, in the later overs, was able to play him with any confidence. Read s ta r ted badly


before Singh’s' appearance when Stephen Rushton was bow led b y 'D o n Weavers who, after only three overs took himself off in favour of his profes­ sional. David Scothern had a


Read’s prospects diminished further when a catch was drop­ ped off Graham Bushell and David Scothern survived a very confident appeal from Richard Kawalec. As the total went into the 60s for thedoss of only one wicket, Settle ap­ p e ared to be cruis ing to victory.


. Searching for a breakthrough Michael Georgeson brought on


occasional spinner Clive Taylor and was rewarded with Scoth- ern's wicket, stumped by Peter Worsley for 43. This brought in Don Weavers who took 18 off Taylor’s next over, before Read’s hopes were dramatically revived by John Waddington. He removed Mohindar Singh


short spell of medium pace. But when he was replaced by Michael New­ house, then Read were “in a spin” at both ends. It was Newhouse who bowled Read’s top scorer Graham Bushell for 31. It was only Peter Wors-


ley's. determined resist­ ance which prolonged the innings past 3-30 p.m. and took the total past. 100.


and Weavers with successive deliveries thanks' to brilliant c a tc h e s by R an so n and Kawalec and when, next over, he had Cook caught by Philip Hanson, Settle had slipped to 101 for 6.


cepted a sharp caught and bowled chance from Michael Newhouse, then Read might have salvaged the match but the chance went down. . Although they took a seventh


. Had Graham Bushell ac­


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. Forfarshire 87 for 7, Clitheroe 89 for 4


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Whalley’s first


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WHALLEY tasted defeat for the first time this season when they were outplayed by Baxenden at Back Lane. After losing the first


four wicke ts for 28, middle order batsmen Eddie McGarry (38) and John Brent (41) raised


Fawcett claims three wickets


Padiham 206 for 3 dec., Clitheroe 187 for 9


PADIHAM gave Clitheroe a sporting chance by declaring at 206 for 3 -and although the Chatburn Road side took up the challenge they ended the day on the verge of defeat and with only one point.


Padiham skipper, won the toss and • elected to bat. This was a bold move in view of the league rules which favour sides batting second. The move paid off.


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__their- shots -well and the score rattled along. After 26 overs 150 were on the' board without loss. It was at this stage a case of waiting until Padiham de­ clared. Who bowled was immaterial. This dubious privilege was given to Alan Henderson, Stephen Blackburn apd Keith Fawcett, the latter, very much to his delight, claim­ ing three wickets.


Padiham declared at 4-


20 p.m., after 33 overs. This meant that they would bowl more than that number of overs back at Clitheroe. It was five points or one.


Clitheroe’s reply was


luck did not .hold out and thanks to . a half-century from opener P. Clegg and a patient 43 from profes­ sional John Potts, Baxen­ den cruised to victory.


WHALLEY P. Macintosh b F enwick


Slinger c Pilkington b Potts .................... • • *....... .S


M. Fallon run out............. . . *>• J . B re n t c Molloy b Ingham........................... 41


H. Page c Pilkington b Potts ................................ u


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E. McGarry b Molloy........... 38 F. Macwood b Molloy........... ' 1 R. Bennett c Chapman b Fenwick.......................... 19 L. Burgess b Molloy............ 4


sound if' always just a little behind the asking rate. Terry O’Connor,- Andrew Townsley, Faw­ cett and Henderson con­ tributed useftil knocks but: time was running out; With four overs le f t Clitheroe needed 40 runs. to win with five wickets in hand, and the field spread out.


pressure on


T h is pu t _______


a lo t of the lower


order batsmen, particular­ ly those whose natural game was not hitting.- Billy Slinger, Richard Thornton, Blackburn and Graham Littlewood all went to the off-spinner Edmondson, whose flight and turn proved too much for them. \ At 187 for 9, Clitheroe'


pushed back the last over to claim a point.


V. Morris not ou t................. 17 T. Wright c . Molloy b


B. Fenwick 9-2-37-2; J . Ingham 5-0-31-1; S. Molloy 7-0-40-3.


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J. Stevenson c Slinger b Page...................


J . P o t ts c Morris b Brent............................. 43


Page...................... 0


S. Molloy not out................ M. Cronshaw not ou t........... 11 Extras.................


T. Wright 8-2-29-1; J . Brent 8.3-0-44-1.


Bowling: H. Page 11-2-59*3;


CHAMPION PETER


WEST Bradford youngster P e te r MacDonald returned home successful from the-Na­ tional-Ih-ep Schools* Champion­ ships: at Harringay. Peter, a pupil at Giggleswicks Catteral Hall, became the1 school’s first national champion when he won the under-12s 100 metres event. His home is in Gnndle-


ton- Road. Total (for 5 wkts) 158 ,26


P. A. Clegg c Page b Wright..................


0


N. CronshawbPage.......... 18 D. Pilkington c Moms b


60 Bowling: J . Potts 10.1-1-36-3;


Potts ................................ ? Extras........................ 11 Total (all out) 155


G. Devon, c Townsley b


A. Bhattie, st Thornton b Fawcett..........................


Hartley, c Henderson b . Fawcett....................... .


Fawcett.......................... 77


PADIHAM -----


V . D a ly , n o to u t ............................. : j - 4 7 a n d h e l p e d - T x ° t^’.l!?..”“


,2 14


82 24


W . S lin g e r 5-0-29-0; G. Sutcliffe 3.j Mitchell, c- Grogan b 4-0-33-0; A. Henderson 3-1-19- 0; K. Fawcett 4-0-21-3; S.


Bowling: Townsley 154-78-0; -v i v . i .


Blackburn 2-0-19-0. CLITHEROE


T. O’Connor, c Stevenson b Hartley...................... 41


D. Hardcastle, c Daly b Hartley........................... 2


W. Slinger, b Edmond­ son.................... ..........••• 3


S. Blackburn, b Edmond- ■ son.................................


C. Sims, run o u t ............. . ■ h


D. Cottam, b Mawman........ 36 M. Dennett, b Mawman..... 34 J . Seedle, c Barnett b Mawman......... i....... ....... 5


Ratcliffe: ........i....... 0 ......


R. Driver, lbw Mawman..... 0 P. Seedle, c and b Ratclif- ■ fe.................................. . 2


TownBley, not ou t ............. 60 K. Fawcett, lbw Hartley.... 32 A. Henderson, b Hartley.... 22


R. Thornton, b ' Edmond­ son...............................— 0.


G. Littlewood, b Edmond- son................................... 4


3 I -


G. Sutcliffe, not out............. 0 : Extras............................18 Total (for nine wkts) 185 Bowling: Hartley 18-2-804;


A. Bhattie 2-1-16-0: M. Hey­ worth 4-0-21-0; J . Edmondson 11-0-604.


M. Walker, c Hubbersley b 'Mawman......................... .2


Total (for three'wkto)206 dec. .*■


A CAPTAIN’S innings of 36 from David Cottam . . . but i t w a s not enough to help Wander­ ers stop the rot


W a n d e re r s lo se out to Radcliffe


Ribblesdale Wanderers 111, Cherry Tree 115 for 0


WANDERERS a r ­ rived home on Satur­ day disappointed and empty handed after a real drubbing at the hands of Cherry Tree. Against the speed and


reached the last 16 of the National Under 15s knockout contest with a splendid win • over Scottish champions Forfarshire. A crowd of more than


CLITHEROE CC’s enthusiastic youngsters


300 at Chatbum Road on Sunday saw some splen­ did batting from skipper Paul Rushton and tight b ow l in g from John Scorah, including a hat- trick. Put into bat, Forfar­


shire made a bad start, losing one of their openers in the first over —: caught by wicketkeeper Tahir Amin, off Richard Black-


bum. However, the Scots


took their score to 44 before the next wicket fell, and then, at 86 for 4, looked to be in a fairly comfortable position. But superb bowling


Rush and Briggs in form


Clitheroe 3rd 136 for 2 Salesbury 3rd 135,


A HALF-CENTURY by Steve Rush and five wick­ ets for Bill Briggs re­ turned Clitheroe 3rd to winning ways at Sales­


bury.- The home • side looked


set for a big score at 85 for one but Briggs and Geoff C a r t led g e put Clitherbe back in the match with five relatively


from Scorah restricted them to a final score of 87 for 7. John finished with 5 for 8. He was ably supported by Farouk Hussain (1 for


• 24), Richard Blackburn (1 for 16) and Marcus Sharp, whose four overs cost four


runs. Clitheroe made a slow


start in reply, with only 33 on the board after 10 overs. But when Rushton and John • Mills (n.o: 14) came together, the sparks began to fly. Rushton set a fine ex­


bury came to an end when John Myler took his second catch to give Briggs 5 for 45. Clitheroe’s reply began steadily but openers John


quick wickets. • A late rally by Sales­


BACK in training for the new soccer season are the players of Clitheroe FC. The footballers have


f i tn e s s with twice- weekly se s s ion s at Shawbridge, under the watchful eye of player- coach Paul McGuire. < Paul (fourth from


been hard at it, build­ ing up stamina and


the right) is seen put­ ting first team regulars (from the left) Clive Dunn, Denis Under­ wood and Peter Hutch­ inson through their paces with a press-tips exercise.


Footballe rs in form with


. Clitheroc CC 1st X I 121


bat and ball Clitheroc FC 178 for 7,


CLITHEROE Football Club rounded off their summer cricketing ac­ tivities with a game which the town’s cricket team will not forget in a hurry. For the football club —


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WINNER of Clitheroe Golf club’s singles stroke monthly medal for Division One was Barney Cowan who, after play-off with youngster Tim Dawson (71-3-68) finished with a card of 80-12-68. Third place!


Step h en Dean (84-15-69), second was Denis Dukinfield (88-18-70) after a play-off with Dick Hutchinson (68-18-70) and fourth, after a play-off with Brian Stokes (84-13-71), was Frank Dyson (85-14-71). Also in equal fourth place was Bill Hindle (88-17-71). Other results: Singles Stroke


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with g u e s ts Brendan McArdle, Church’s Au­ stralian professional, and Frank Martindale, Rish- ton’s wicketkeeper — won by a comfortable margin. Batting first, the foot­


Myler and Rush acceler- 1 player M. Ahmed a splen- ated the scoring and put did 57, Paul Allen 25 and


ballers made- swift prog­ ress with Eric Kinder hit­ t in g 36, second-team


on 87 before Myler was caught behind. Rush com­ pleted his half-century with a straight six but was then out with the score at 98. Andy Blackburn and


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Ribblesdalc Wanderers 2nds 192, Oswaldiwistle 95


'5 - fo r 43, Wanderers simply folded to their second defeat o f the season. Jamie Mitchell, desper­


guile of former Lancashire player Bob Ratcliffe — 5 for 156 — and B. Mawman,


ate for a big score to boost his confidence, went


for a duck . after facing three deliveries. ' Skipper David Cottam


' scorebook told the story. After being dismissed


and former pro Malcolm Dennett relieved the situ­ ation to some extent with knocks of 36 and 34 re­ spectively, but after their dismissals, the best Wan­ d e r e r s ’ batsman was Chris Monk with only nine runs . . . and the


for 111, in just 23 overs, Wanderers did . not have


enough runs to bowl at and found openers Craig Smith and P. Reed in an uncompromising mood. They had the game wrap­ ped up in 20.7 overs with Smith hitting 43 and Read 47, and helped by a


■ V- .^nerous 26 extras; ?. f


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JOHN R enw ick and Gordon Leach played im­ portant parts in Wander­ ers’ easy win over Os- waldtwistle. Firstly, Renwick, prom­


oted in ' the batting to number three, hit a fine 70, and then Leach mined the visitors’ chance of a win by taking six wickets. The Wanderers’ innings


Keith Driver carried on the good work and saw Clitheroe home with nine


6-0-34-0; G. Robinson 4-0-20-1; W. Briggs 9-1-45-5; G. Cart- ledge 7-1-32-3. Clitheroc: J. Myler 41, S.


overs to spare. Salesbury 3rd: 135. Clitheroe bowling: J. Fumell


Rush 51, A. Blackburn n.o. 16, K. Driver n.o. 23, extras 5, total (for two wickets) 136.


, A feast of runs


Ribblesdale Wanderers 3rds 224 for 9


Cherry Tree 3rds 251 for. 5 dec.,


THERE were-runs galore' at Church Meadow on Sunday with each side hit­ ting more than 200.


use of the wicket and piled up the runs, mainly thanks to a magnificent first wicket stand of 152 between J. Morley (98) and A. Grogan (58).


The visitors had first


was dominated by a second-wicket partnership. of 108 between skipper Ken Proctor and Re­ nwick. Both were out on 116 but then good efforts by John H u tch in s , Stephen Kerr and Keith Taylor helped Wanderers to finish on 192. With this big s.core


behind them Wanderers attacked Oswaldtwistle and made two' early breakthroughs. At two wickets down for one ran the Wanderers’ total looked safe and, indeed, their bowlers remained on top for the rest of the. match.


' side struggled to 95. Wanderers: A. Parker 7, K.


t le batsmen ' reached double figures as their


Only three Oswaldtwis­ .


Proctor 39, J . Renwick 70, J. Hutchins 24, S. Kerr 18, G. Farnsworth 0, K. Taylor 19, G. Leach 7, M. Britcbffe 1, M.


Proctor 4, M. Wrigley 0, extras


3, total 192. Oswaldtwistle: 95. W an d e re rs bowling: G.


C. Monk, b Ratcliffe............ 9 W. * Bradley, c Smith b Ratcliffe.:....................... 1


D. O’Neill, ci Crawford b 'Ratcliffe......................... 8


6; B. Mawman 11-2-43-5. ‘ Cherry Tree


R. Birch, not out.;................ 2 . Extras........................ 12 . Total (all out) 111


Wrigley I


Leach 114-27-6; S. Kerr 4.4-1- 26-1; K. Taylor 7-2-14-2; M. ......... 3-2-6-0; M. Proctor 2-


lers toiled under the hot sun and most effective was youngster Garry Farnsworth whose deter­ mined efforts were re­ warded with four wickets for 41 runs.


The Wanderers’ bow­ I


s ta r t to their own innings, losing openers Dave Fitzpatrick . and Stephen Kerr with only six runs on the board. However, John Renwick (64)


Wanderers made a terrible


. Meadow side were back in bus­ iness. . Indeed, a responsible innings


and Garry Farnsworth (76) put on 115 for the third .wicket and it seemed th a t the Church


of 40 from another youngster, Martin Wrigley, gave Wander­ ers increased hope, but time became very tight as the overs built up and they had to settle for one point from a losing


Paul McGuire 21 not out. Graham Littlewood did most damage for the cric­


ket club, with 3 for 8. When the Chatburn;


■ smashing.44 runs. Despite the result, the


Road team r e p l ie d , opener Terry O’Connor was the only player who lived up to his reputation,


cricket club were most sporting, inviting the foot­ ballers to join them for a very ' enjoyable social night in the pavilion.


Picked for under 18s side


FIVE young cricketers from Clitheroe and Rib­ blesdale Wanderers have been named in the Rib­ blesdale League U18s XI which will play a Palace Shield XI at Cherry Tree a week on Sunday. Listed in the squad are


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Clitheroe’s Stephen Black­ burn and Chris Seed, along with Wanderer’s y ou n g A u s s ie Jamie Mitchell. Travelling as reserves


will be Andrew Blackbuni (Clitheroe) and Neil Oslif- fe (Wanderers). On August 12th, a Rib­


blesdale League U25s. XI will face a team from the North Lancashire League, at Settle. Included in the side are Whalley cricke­ ters Paul Macintosh and Mark Fallon.


Weekend fixtures


LOCAL games in the Thwaites Ribblesdale


C r ick et League th is weekend include: Senior (Sat) — Great


draw. Cherry Tree:'254 for 5 dec. Bowling: C. Pickles 4-0-31-0;


M. Wrigley 9-0-67-1; S. Kerr 6- 0-37-0; D. Niven 2-0-24-0; J. Renwick 2-0-21-0; S. Farn­ sworth 2-0-25-0; G. Farnsworth 8.7-1414.


Wanderers; D. Fitzpatrick 0,


S. Kerr 4, J . Renwick 64, G. Farnsworth 76, S. Farnsworth 0, M. Wrigley 40, C. Pickles 9, S. Edmondson 0, D. Threlfall


In Ulster rally ’ Bowling: R. Ratcliffe 12-2-56-


C. Smith, notout.......:......... 43 P. Reed, n o to u t..........


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D. O'Neill 2-0-14-0: M. Dennett .1-35-0; R. Birch 3.7-0-10-0.


i Bowling; J . Seedle 7-1-31-0;


Extras................... 26 Total ( 0 wkts) 115


47


SAWLEY ral.'v driver John Morton is in Ireland preparing to put his re­ shelled and re-built Astra 1.8 litre GTE through its paces in the Ulster Inter­ national Rally.


only finished building the car on Thursday morning


John, of Rabec House,


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n.o. 14, D. Niven 12, M. Britc- liffe n.o. 0, extras 14, total (for 9 wkts) 224.


' : Division One — Read V Great Harwood, Clitheroe v BBCV. . Division Two —^ Os­


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N. A. GRAINGER PLUMBING AND HEATING ENGINEER


FREE ESTIMATES CLITHEROE 27268


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SKIP HIRE R. RAW


LTD


A l l t y p e s o f s k ip s f o r h i r e a t c o m p e t i t iv e r a t e s


Tel. Accrington 399330


AND ALL DOMESTIC BUILDING WORK


EXTENSIONS COMPETITIVELY


WE BUILD


SPEEDILY EFFICIENTLY ALL WORK GUARANTEED


AND CARRIED OUT BY CRAFTSMEN


FOR FREE QUOTATION ring RIBBLE


CONSTRUCTION CLITHEROE 273 93 (day) CLITHEROE 2 56 06 (night)


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FOR


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OF Q • CONTACT 8 DAVID


MAINTAINED. . CARPETS,


| HOLDEN S Ribchester 635 PiAnooeiCAaOCOCCC<


C. c; PARKER


PAINTER A N D


DECORATOR FREE ESTIMATES V


■Tel. CLITHEROE 25473


RICHARD ASHTON ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR


Over 20 years experience in all types of electrical installation repairs • -


Industrial aiid maintenance work undertaken i


TSJ7-I . . i j


i CLIFFE


RAY BLACKBURN PLUMBING and


HEATING ENGINEERS


Glazing, Roof Repairs, Drain Clearance, full


Central Heating Systems Luxury Bathroom Suites


All lilted by time served Tradesmen, 18 years- experience


Tel. CLITHEROE 2 6 4 6 0


H. RUSHTON


PLASTERING No job. too small.


Ceilings a speciality.


External rendering and pebble dashing, etc.


take some beating to deprive him of the Doug Joss Memorial Trophy, awarded to the player with the best gross score ir club competitions each season. Up to Sunday, Andrew had the best gross (70), on April 7th. Ladies’ section winner of the


Also small building Jobs and slating


For prompt attention and tree estimates


Doug Joss Shield, donated by Mrs Jo an Jo s s , was Mrs Dorothy Hamer (81-9-72), after a card play-off with Mrs Kath­ leen Aspinall. The July medal winner was


Tel. BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND 699 '


Mrs Kathleen Aspinall (100-28- 72) after a card play-off with Mrs Kathleen Tattersall. The nine-hole competition


winner was Mrs Barbara Har­ greaves (51-14-37).


VALLEY


PLANNING SERVICES


\F o r all extensions, altera-i (Jtlons and joinery work. Fred, /e s t im a te s and surveys., ^Planning and building regu-f Ulatlon drawings submitted to authorities.


NO WORK TOO SMALL Telephone:


W H A L L E Y 3 6 8 8


NO DEPOSIT TV RENTAL (subject to availability)


BLACK AND WHITE COLOUR AND


SLOT T V— PAY AS YOU VIEW NEW TV’s 6 MONTHS DEPOSIT DISCOUNT FOR ANNUAL PAYMENT


REPAIRS TO MOST BRITISH COLOUR AND BLACK AND WHITE TV’s


D E R E K L E IG H 4 SHIREBURN AVE., CLITHEROE. Tel. 24168 WE CURE


RISING DAMP WOODWORM AND DRY ROT


BUILDING INJECTION AND MAINTENANCE


J. A. HOLMES 2 5 4 7 4


CLITHEROE


WE CAN ELIMINATE . RISING DAMP


INSTALLATION OF ELECTRO OSMATIC AND CHEMICAL INJECTION 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 . R U SH T O N CLITHEROE 24300


U24 HOUR ANSWERING SERVICE) 42 CHATBURN RD.- CLITHEROE. I AMP-«t


FIREPLACES STONE


B u ilt to cus tom e rs own design


Design service available


All materials available Inclu din g. CORNISH SLATE and SOUTH AFRICAN GLITTER QUARTZ


Free estimates. All work undertaken by Cjty and Guilds craftsmen


Tel. CLITHEROE 247S2 after 5 p.m.


TELEVISION AND AUDIO REPAIRS


(ESTIMATES FREE)


20in. COLOUR TVs........... . £ 1 4 0 1 ye a r gu arantee o r C6.50 p e r mo nth re n ta l ALSO VIDEO REPAIRS TAKEN


S cUb ble C e le f ic r t u c e 62 WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE. Tel. 27260


NOEL KING AND CO. fo r all


WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS a n d K E N W O O D R E P A IR S


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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