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<&■•«■ 6/.» c a -Ji You'd be forgiven for


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1994 (M) ROVER Metro 1.1 Rio 3 door, 15.000 miles, nevada red, one owner .........44850 1994 (L) ROVER 62014 d r Saloon Power steering, central locking, . nightfire red .....................


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FIRST PAYMENT. ^SUBJECT TO THE CAR BEING IN


1994 (L) ROVER Metro 1.4 C Diesel 5 door, Atlantic blue, one owner .............................. 44675 1993 (L) ROVER Metro 1.1 Nightfire 3 door, 10.000 miles, very attractive, limited edition 44475 1993 (K) ROVER Metro U Automatic Blue, remote door locking, 5 door ....................... 44875 1992 (K) ROVER 416 GSi Saloon power.steering, one owner ..........................45450 1991 (J) ROVER 414SLI white, sunroof, electric windows .............................................44595 1990 (H) MAESTRO 1.3 Clubman Atlantic blue, 2 owners ...................


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1994 (M) NISSAN Micra 1.0 Wave blue, sunroof, 15,000 miles ................. .................................. 46350 1991 0 ) PEUGEOT 106 XT 3dr silver, 1100 cc engine, 38,000 miles .......................44750 1989 (G) PEUGEOT 205 EL Diesel 5 door, maroon, 48,000 miles .................................. .43175


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T H E H a r o ld B la c k b u r n M e m o r ia l T r o p h y w a s h e ld a t C l i th e ro e C r ic k e t a n d B o w l in g C lu b , w i t h h o m e


p la y e r •


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> E dm u n d s o n r u n n in g o u t v ic to r io u s .


an entry of 54 Great Har-- wood and District Bowling League bowlers, with several home players in the event. By a strange quirk of fate,


The competition attracted


GREAT day’s bowling is in store a t Ribblesdale Wanderers on Saturday with the finals night of


3 p.m. when last year’s winners Brian Dun­ can and Norman Fletcher will be first on the green trying to retain their trophy, v . Once again none of the club members have reached the final but two pairs came close • Alan Threlfall and Mike Britcliffe and Mel Edmondson and Norman Threlfall lost in their third games 21-10 and 21-16. Local pairs Tony Burns and David Hoyle of Blackburn and Roy Pickup and Barry Gosling of Darwen played exceptionally well to get to the finals and are in the top half of the draw. All visitors to Ribblesdale Wanderers on Saturday will get a free programme to follow


the Barkers Nurseries Spring Doubles. The competition starts at the earlier time of


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N-REG ROVER 214 CABRIOLET name Red, PAS . Power Hood, Electric Windows, Minors, flirbatf,^-*.-


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93 K NISSAN SUNNT 1.4LX 5 door; 36,000 miles___£5995 92 ] ROVER 2145115 door, Red, 49,000 miles-:____£5995


95MFIATPUNT055S 5 door, \Mey Green, 12,000 tries -


1 94 M FIBITIPO 1.4U» 5 door, W hite, PAS, 19,000 mlslS995


93 L ROVER 216SU Star, PAS, 41,000 miles______ £6995 93 L ROVER 414SU 4 door Red, PAS, 34,000 tries___ £6995 93 E ROVER 414S1 Nordic Blue, PAS, 23,000 tries-----£6495 93 EROVQl 2I4SU S door, SHrer, 26,000 tries______ £6495


95 M ROVER 115SD DIESEL S door Red, 8,000 tries__ £5995


94 L ROVER 214SE3 5 door; M 95 N HAT TEM


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G re a t H a rw o o d a n d D ls tr lc t B ow ls L e a g u e


four of them were drawn together in the last eight to . ensure that the hosts were represented in the final. Edmundson beat lan North


21-18 and David Bonney beat Gladys Skellorn 21-11 to earn a semi-final meeting with each other, with Edmundson won 21-11. Ribblesdale B’s Alan


all the games on the club’s new large score- box which can be seen from any part of the green, and all ladies will be given free raffle tickets for two £5 garden vouchers which have kindly been donated by Barkers Nurs­ eries. Full catering will be available on the day and


bar snacks, so why not go along and enjoy six hours of free entertainment. Draw: B. Duncan and N. Fletcher (Preston) v T.


■ (Blackburn) v M. Gilbert and I. Holden (Halifax); A. Rigby and H. Birch (Up Holland) v R. Pickup and B. Gosling (Darwen); J. Langford and K. Whitlow (Mold) v J. Hodson and J. Ainsworth (Tarleton); N. Birch and A. Wright (Heskcth Bank) v D. Bond and R. Rigby (Accrington); C. Goodall and B. Jeffrey (Bradford) v S. Newport and T. Laidlaw (Castleford); M. Hall and M. Siddle (Leeds) v T. Collinge and P. Craig (Littleborough).


Throup and S. Suthers (Cleckheaton); E. Ralphson and C. Chapman (Hcywood) v J. Fullerton and R. Fitzpatrick (Hcswall); T. Burns and D. Hoyle


D o g e a t D o g w o r l d i n p o o l l e a g u e ! Premier Division. .•


BATTLING it out at the top . of the Clitheroo Pool League are the Dog and Partridge A : and B teams. • The pair lead the way in the


Dewhurst saw off Castle B’s • Mark Graham 21-6 to reach v the last four, and Peter Ship- ston (Sabden Black) b e a t ' : ; Eric Procter (Castle A) 21- 1 12 in the last quarter-final.' Dewhurst beat Shipston 21- ; 18 in the other semi-final to - reach the final with Edmind- v - son, Edmundson winning a tight final 21-18. v- The trophy, and cash prizes


were presented by Mrs Cyn- ■ th ia Sharpe, daughter of, Harold Blackburn, a la te . member of Clitheroe Cricket • and Bowling Club, in whose


memory the event is held.**1 - RESULTS


• Conservative A 3. ■ Second Division


Antley 3; Spring Hill 7, Kibbles-:-- dale A 3; Rishton BC 7, Rishton ;


wood B 6; Globe A 8, Rushton Street A 2; Great Harwood A 7,


• • Waddmgton A 8, Whalley A 2.' Amended result from last week: Whalley A 6, Salcsbury B 4. • : Third Division...;« .


Clayton 8, Globe B 2; Come and . Welcomed, Salesbury A 6; Haslingden BC 8, Leisure Hour; j 2; Salesbury B 2; Coppice 8;


Castle B 8, Hyndburn Trans-; h. port 2; Free Gardeners 9, Hurst . Green B 1; Rushton Street B 9, . v . Waddmgton B 1; Sabden Red 9,


. tie A 1; Rishton Conservative B. 5, Clitheroe Cricket 5. -• ‘ • Fourth Division • • ;i


‘ Hurst Green B 1; Victoria 8 ,' Milnshaw Park 2. -


Premier Division with iden­ tical records, although the B team lost 2-5 against fourth- placed Kings Arms A. The A team beat Buck A 4- -


3, but Higher Buck A lie two points behind after their 4-3 win over De Lacy A. . Kings Arms B remain


unbeaten in the First Divi­ sion after a crushing 6-1 win over bottom side Whalley Arms and lead by four points from Castle A, who beat Stork Hotel B 5-2. Third-placed Pendle Hotel


B lost to White Hart 3-4 and are now 15 points adrift of the leaders. . Third Division leaders


Bridge maintained their 100% record with a 5-2 win at Swan Clarets and head the division by three points from Black Horse A, 5-2 con­ querors of Horseshoe A. Third-placed Higher Buck B won 5-2 against Legion B and lie a further three points behind Black Horse A. Black Bull won their sixth game in six with a 5-2 success at Brown Cow B and have a four-point advantage over Buck Wrinkleys, who beat Black Bull A 4-3. Bay Horse B beat Royal Oak B 4-3, but still lie 12


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Challenge Gup second round is played on Thursday, June 27th, and the draw is as fol­


lows: Bridge v Kings B; Royal Oak A v Bay Horse A; Kings C v Waggon; Dog and Par­ tridge A v Black Horse A; Horseshoe B v Legion A; White Hart v Legion B; De Lacy B v Buck A; Kings Arms A v Pendle A. • In the Lancashire Super


League, a fine fightback earned an understrength Clitheroe A a 5-4 win over Deane and Daubhill of Bolton.


Craig Divine (Dog) lost frame one before Brian Sims,


.


also from the Dog, levelled matters. Bolton went 2-1 up with


Roger Hope (Buck) losing, but frame four went to Mark Riley (Dog) with a man-of- the-match performance. Bolton stormed into a 4-2


• First Division •


Gt Harwood A.......... 9 8. 0 1 67 -'. Ribblesdalc A.............. 9 6 0 3 61 • Globe A.:.............:......- 9 6’ 1 .3 53 ,v SpringHil!................ 9.5 0 4 48 -- Antley........;............... 9 4 0 '5 ‘47 ' Gt Harwood 0............ 9 5 1; 3 44 Rishton Con A.......... . ; 9 5 0 4 44 - . Burnley Rd B.......;..... 9 3:0 < 6 36 9 I 0 8 19'


PW D L P i ’ •


Rushton St A....;......... '9 2 0 7 31 Rishton BC........


lead when both Peter McQuade (Kings) and Tony Clough (Dog) lost, but wins from > Kings trio Dave Parkinson, debut boy Steve Almond and anchor man Gordon Burgess gave the locals victory. • An emergency meeting has


been arranged for Tuesday at the Dog and Partridge, start­ ing at 8 p.m. All committee members and


town A and B team players are asked to attend. Any players wanting to join


the squad are also asked to attend.


tridge B 2, Kings Arms A 5; Buck A 3, Dog and Partridge A 4; De Lacy A 3, Higher Buck A 4; Legion A 4, Stork A 3; Victoria 1,


Premier Division: Dog and Par­ RESULTS


Oak A 3; Pendlc B 3, White Hart 4; Castle A 3, Mangrove A 4; Whalley Arms 1, Kings Arms B 6; Stork B 2, Castle B 5. Second Division: Bay Horse A 4,


First Division: Heifer 4, Royal . DeLacyBG.


Pendle A 3; Horseshoe A 2, Black Horse A 5; Waggon 5, Legion B 2; Higher Buck B 5, Brown Cow B 2; Swan Clarets 2, Bridge 5. Third Division: Black Horse B 4, Horseshoe B 3; Royal Oak B 3, Bay Horse B 4; Black Bull A 3, Buck Wrinkleys 4; Brown Cow B 2, Black Bull B 5. FIXTURES 1


Black Bull B.... Buck Wrinkleys. Bay Horse U.... Kings Arms C... Horseshoe B...... Royal Oak B; Black Horse B.... Black Bull A...... Brown Cow B.... Mangrove B..


I'emlle Hotel It......... .... Castle It...................... Itoyal Oak A................ White Hail....... .......... Craven Heifer............... Mangrove A................... li Stork Hotel It.......... ...... I! Whalley Arms................ I! 2


. Come & Welcome........ 9 3 0« C 40: Globe B.................... - 9 3 0 6 40 Clayton.;........ ;............9 4 0 5 39


B & Hoi'se&


Bridge.......... Black Horse A. Higher Buck B.... Bay Horse A..... Waggon


rown Cow A....


Pernllc Hotel A. Legiun B.... . Swan Clareb!... Horseshoe A....


P W 6 6 «. 5 0 5 i 6 3; 3 6 li 3


0 2 II 1


2 6 0


P W 6 6 G 5 5 4 5 3 •6 1 G 2 G 2 5’2 G 2 5 1


L P 0 42 1 39 1 3G 3 27- 3 27 3 2G I 24


4 205 17 G 12


.- < .• Second DivisionPW D L P Haslingden BC........ 9 9 0 0 69 ' Salesbury A.............. 9 G'0'-3'M - Leisure Hour............. . 9 5 2 2 53 > ■ Waddmgton A....'9 4 1.4 47 Coppice...;...... .*... 9 4 0 5 40.


Whalley A...... ;.......... 9 3 1 5 38- v .SalesburyB........... 9 2 0 ‘ 7 30 .


Burnley Rd A............: 8 3 Castle A................... 8 1


Hurst Green A... Rishton Con B... Ribblesdale B.... Clitheroe Crckt. Whalley B........ Milnshaw Park... Sabden Black....:


L P 0 39 1 35 1 27 2 25 5 24 -I 23 I 22 3 22 4 21 I 14


: 8 5 8 5 8 4 8 5 8 8


_ „ Fourth Division


Free Gardeners.......... Rushton St B............. . Sabden Red...... Victoria.......;............ Castle B...................


HyndbumTmsprt...... Waddmgton B.......... . Milnshaw Wndre.........


Hurst Green B........... Petre lead the way


v Legion A: Dog and Partridge A v Dog and Partridge B; Higher Buck A v Buck A; Stork A v De Lacy B; De Lacy A v Victoria. First Division: Royal Oak A v Whalley Arms; White Hart v Heifer; Mangrove A v Pendle B; Kings Arms B v Castle B; Castle A v Stork B. Second Division: Pendle A v


Mangrove B; Bay Horse B v Black Horse B; Buck Wrinkleys v Royal Oak B; Kings Arms C v Black Bull B; Black Bull A v Brown Cow B.


Third Division: Horseshoe B v Premier Division: Kings Arms A


PETRE Arms lead the Matthew Brown Ladies’ Sum-1 mer Darts League despite having to settle for a share' of the spoils against Craven Heifer B.


Second-placed Royal Oak failed to take advantage of the leaders lapse when as they figured on the wrong end of a 8-4 scorelme against Low Moor. They are now 10 points behind the league leaders.


Kings Aitos 4; Brown Cow 5, Craven Heifer A 7; Craven Heifer B 6, Petre Anns6. -- POINTS AND POSITIONS


Low Moor 8, Royal Oak 4; Station 4, Mangrove 8; Black Horse 8. results;


Higher Buck B; Black Horse A v • Bay Horse A; Legion B v Horse­ shoe A; Brown Cow A v Bridge; Waggon v Swan Clarets.


t


f • ?nd Partridge (49); 5, Craven Heifer A and Black Horse (45); 7, Low Moor (41); 8, Mangrove (38); 9, Kings Arms (35); 10, Swan and Royal and Station (30); 12, Brown Cow (24). HIGH SCORES ;


A8.5 “ ^•T


J. Cutler (Royal Oak); 115—S. Passmore (Low Mooi*); 111 — K. Seaward (Brown Cow); 100 — G. Dawson, E. Twist, M. Livesey


. .


?°"gi11 (Mangrove); 134 — A. Harbord (Royal Oak); 25-T.Foulker (Station); 124—S. Clough (Mangrove); 123—


(all Petre Arms), M. Bannister (Brown Cow), G. Shears (Low Moor).


I, Petre Anns (63 points); 2, Royal Oak and Craven Heifer B (53); <


Third Division PW D L


8 6


0 2 56 1 2 49 0 3 4G1 3 44 0 3 43 0 5 36 , 0 5 35 0 5 31


P 0 7.20 PW D L P < •


1 1 56 2 49


4 49 3 47 5 38 G 33 G 26 9 17


!


. Hurst Green A 7, Sabden Black. . 3; Milnshaw Park 8, Burnley. Road A 2; Ribblesdale B 9, Cas- 'V


Burnley Road B 4, Great Har­ First Division • R


UNNERS defied sweltering conditions to compete in the annual Whalley Nab Race


on Friday. Starting at Church Lane and finish­ ing atWhalley Methodist Church, the race attracted more than 100 athletes — the best entry since the race was revived on a new course three years ago. Senior runners (pictured above) vied


for glory over a seven-mile course which involved a 1,000 feet ascent, while the inaugural junior race was over a distance of 2.1 miles.


to victory in a record time of 40.40, Simon Thompson (Clayton) was run­ ner-up in 41.11 and third-placed Gary Wilkinson (Clayton) was the first local across the line in 42.35. The unattached Stephen Butter- worth (48.59) was first veteran home in seventh place, Clayton’s Vanessa Peacock clocked a record 50.22 to fin­ ish first lady veteran in 17th place, and Debbie Gowans (Accrington. Road Runners) crossed the line in 50.22 to finish 22nd overall and take the second lady veteran prize. Unattached runner Ben Western won


Nick Gaskell (Hyndburn AC) raced


the junior race (the start is pictured below) in 16.08, Paul Troubridge (18.45) was second. Girls' honours went to 12-year-old Hayley Bullen (18.50) and 10-year-old Nicola Dins-


dale (21.25).


with the response and would like to Raynet for the race commentary and marshalling the event in conduction with Rossendale Fell and Mountain


Organiser John Davies was delighted ' ,


and Rescue. The prizes were presented by Venita Edmondson and £109 was raised for the Chernobyl Children’s Lifeline Lancashire Link.


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