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remote locking, part leather trim, alloy wheels, very carefully maintained, immaculate 1996 (P) ROVER 1.6 Tourer Estate; Nightfire Red, 11,000 miles, power steenng,


electric window and sunroof, central locking, twin airbags........................................ 1996 (N) ROVER 416 SU Tourer Estate British Racing Green, 13,000 miles, power steering, electric sunroof & windows,


drivers airbag, alarm immobiliser....................................... .........................


.. .£9750 £11,095


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1996 (N) ROVER 420 Diesel Turbo New Model 6 door. Platinum Silver, 12,500 miles, power steering, remote central locking,


electric sunroof, drivers airbag, alarm immobiliser......................................... •••••• *«o»»ou 1995 (N) ROVER 414 6 door; (New Mode!) Ocean Blue, 15,000 miles, power steering drivers airbag, central locking, .........................................................................................


1995 (N) ROVER 414 SU 4 door. Silver, 21,000 miles, power steenng, electric sunroof & windows, central locking, drivers airbag, one private owner, alarm immobiliser.....................................................................


1997 (P) ROVER 214 S 6 door; (New Model) Kingfisher Blue, 3100 miles only, power steering, drivers airbag, radio cassette, alarm/immobiliser, alloy wheels . . . . . £10^495^


1995 (N) ROVER 214 SB 6 door; Charcoal Grey, 29,650 miles, power steering, electric sunroof and windows, remote locking, alarm/immobiliser, part leather tnm,


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alloy wheels, one owner................................................. ................. •••*.•........... 1995 (M) ROVER 214 SU 6door; Nightfire Red, 26,500 miles, power steenng,


.£7996


electric sunroof & windows, central locking, airbag......................•••♦•......................£/49o 1995 (M) ROVER 214 SB 5 door; Tahiti Blue, 17,000 miles, power s t e e r in g ,^ electric windows, remote locking, alarm/immobiliser, part leather tnm, alloy wheels . . . £7626 1993 (L) ROVER 214 SU 5 door; Ocean Red. 24,500 miles, power steenng, electric sunroof and windows, central locking, radio cassette, full valant trim................coeso


1992 (K) ROVER 214 SI 5 door; Flame Red, 55,000 miles, central locking, radio cassettte, 2 owners, immobiliser..................................................xw to 1992 (J) ROVER 214 SU 5 door; WhHe/Grey,48,0001 miles,


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two owners, service history, sunroof, central locking, full walnut tnm, radio cassette . . £4550 1996 (P) ROVER 114 GTA 3 door Ni^itfire Red, 12,600 miles, s u n r o o f ,___ remote centre! locking, alloy wheels, group S Insurance, one pnvate ower, Immaailale £7260 1996 (P) ROVER 115 Diesel Knlghtsbridge SE3 door; Nightfire Red, 7,700 miles, one private owner, sunroof, remote locking, radio cassette........................................... w w o 1996 (N) ROVER 111 Kensington 6 door; Kingfisher Blue,


19.800 miles, 5-speed, radio cassette, rear wash wipe. . . . . . . . 1993 (K) ROVER Metro 1.4 SI Automatic 3 door; British Radng Green, 39,000 miles, one owner, smooth and lively automatic, rare opportunity ......................... •••••• • • • 1992 (K) ROVER Metro 1.18 3door; Flama Red, 53,000miles, 2 owners, 5 speed,


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leaMN^ENAULT Clio 1.4 RT3 door; Turquoise, 16,900 miles, power steering, drivers airbag, remote locking, electric windows, sunroof, RDS radio cassette,


exceptionally dean ..............................*• • • y • • • «* V V4 J»# * * * * .................. . ••••• 1996(N)VAUXHALLCorsaMeritDIeeel3door;Red,1.7Btre,


privately owned, power steering, drivers airbag, RDS radio cassette, central locking,


lull plywood loadspace lining.............................................................................. £680° + VAT 1994 (M) FORD Escort 1.6 Cayman 6 door; Metallic Blue, 1 owner,


power steering, drivers air bag, sunroof.......................................................... 1994 (M) VOLVO 4401.616 door; Maroon, 51,000 miles.


power steering, remote central locking, sunroof................ .. .................. ...............


1994 (1} FIAT Panda F la 3 door. Metallic Green, 27,000 miles. 1000 cc engine,- immaculate throu^iout, group one Insurance...............................................................


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one owner, immaculate c a r ...................................................................£6995 95 M 106 Mardl Gras 1.5 Diesel s/roof, miami blue............... .......... .£5495 95 M 106 Ski 1.1 Special Edition Genesis b lu e ...............................£5495


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96 P FORD Fiesta LX Automatic silver, 1 owner with genuine 600 miles .£8995


95 M RENAULT 19 RN Prlma 5dr, metallic grey, immaculate car, full service history............................................................................. 95 M VAUXHALL Corsa LS 1.2 blue, 34,000 miles........................ 94 L ROVER 214 SLXI 16v PAS, full electrics, 28,000 m i les.......... 94 L HONDA Civic Ball 1.3 bright red, 29,000 miles...................... 93 L RENAULT Clio RT 1.4 5 door, steel grey metallic.................. • 93 K NISSAN Mlcra SLX 1.3 low mis, silver, central locking, sunroof,


electric roof, immaculate.................................................................... 93 L PEUGEOT 306 XN Diesel PAS, good condition, high mileage,


. .£5695 . .£5495


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1 private owner tram new, 5 speed, radio cassette............................................... 1994 (L) PEUGEOT 3061.4 XR 5 door; Auberon Green,


12 000 miles, 5 speed gearbox, radio cassette..................................• •••••••. ..........atwju 1996 (N) VAUXHALL Astra LS Van 1.7 Turbo Dlwai; Burgundy, 26,600 rriles,


„ rKflAn _____ for sunny climes to sam­


IR«V i IB B LE Valley


ple life on tour. The richly talented rookie


professional has qualified to play in the Mauritius Open between December 9th-14th. The experience is sure to


stand Andrew in good stead and the prize at stake for the winner is a place in the World Series play-off. Andrew booked his flight to the Indian Ocean isle by


playing consistently through­ out the season and claiming runners-up spot in the Mas-


the annual charity competition with 47 Stableford points. Keith Underwood and Mark Harg­


C


reaves compiled 46 points and claimed runners-up spot on the card from Peter


Whitewash winners streak ahead


the Clitheroe and District C\


Snooker League. This week they whitewashed their


own B team counterparts while Low Moor A took second spot with a good win over bottom club Rimington A.


A break o f 34 b y David McTear helped L e g io n to a b ig w in o v e r


Slaidbum. In the Second Division the leaders


Pendle Club lost fo r the f irst time when they were well beaten b y the Talbot at Chipping B team. A good break o f 35 from Steven


Winckley was not enough to stove off an aggregate defeat for Rimington


against Low Moor B. R E SU L T S


First Division


Chatbum A 14 (445), Chatbum B 0 (326): E Craig (snr) 82, S. Tomlin­


son (27) 60; M . Lawson (7 ) 83, S.r Simpkin (27) 52; E Clark (-17), M . Paul (1 7 ) 60; G. Clark (1 6 ) 66, P. Wilson (27) 59; G. Simpkin (-9) 78, L . Whittaker (26) 63; S. Harrison (7) 75, D. Lakin (27) 42. Rimington A 4 (419), Low Moor A


10 (454): S. P e t ty (7 ) 76, M . Holmes (-17) 43; K . Dowbiggin (2 ) 80, D. Stewart (-17) 69; M . Rhodes (27) 58, D. Chamley (17) 81; C. Maraden (21) 81, E. Kenyon (21) 110; D. Calvert (27) 66, T. Henshaw (-7) 69; P. Mars-


den (21) 58, S. Thompson (19) 82. Billington B 8 (415), Conservative


Club 6 (349): C. Gorzella (27) 64, K . Smith (27) 68; D. Whitford (21) 78, D. Smith (-2) 50; M . Unwin (27) 86, T. Smith (27) 49; M . Flannery (27) 111, I . Nash (-14) 18; J. Ainsworth (27) 40, I . Charlton (10) 79; Z. Mirkovic (27) 36, M . Whitaker (17) 85. L e g io n 12 (3 6 7 ) , S laidburn 2


(316): S. Maher (13) 44, B. Walker (1 7 ) 66; W. Boreham (1 4 ) 71, G. Tedstone (26) 56; M . Graham (17) 58, G. Parker (9 ) 40; N . Schofield (1) 54, D. Cowking (7 ) 34; D. McTear 73, W. Robinson (19) 69; B. Sims (- 13) 67, A . Rigby (4) 60. police 8 (398), Billington A 6 (383):


B. Brown (scr) 39, D. Wilson (6 ) 78; D. Allen (16) 63, T. Wilson (6) 45; P. Craig (11) 69, K . Garrett (19) 57; J. Griffiths (20) 112, J. Flannery (21) 34; F. Booth (14) 59, A. Rydeheard (9) 62; P Atkinson (24) 56, J. Wild (11) 107, Catholic B 10 (400), Waddington


4 (363): M . Byrne (12) 55, D. Nelson ( -2 ) 57; S. Simpson (2 3 ) 79, B. Waddington (-14) 69; S. Duckworth (-7) 54, T. Makinson (11) 49; D. Val- ovin (21) 60, J. W o o f f (21) 93; R , Alston (9 ) 82, D. Houlker (18) 43; M . Plant (7) 69, R . Cowking (6) 53. Second Division


Talbot B 10 (416), Pendle Club 4


(305): S. Hayhurst (21) 82, F. Watson (1 9 ) 62; A . Dickenson (2 1 ) 89, D. Grant (20) 51; A. Parkinson (14) 63, J. Nedeljkovic (26) 82; A . Jackson (17) 41, J. Postlethwaite (27) 69; H. Selby (1 5 ) 81, D. How a rth (2 7 ) 41; P. Whitaker (14) 60, R. Wilkinson (21) 0. Waddington B 6 (395), Catholic A


8 (380): M . R ig g (24) 56, M . Ryan (13) 76; I . Jackson (27) 97, J. Bolton (19) 45; K . Smith (21) 64, S. Wilson (26) 86; J. Davies (21) 82, N. Wilson (1 4 ) 57; I , H o th e rsa l l'(1 5 ) 66, A . Scott (14) 62; T. Walmesley (13) 40,


M . Jezerski (1 ) 54. Craven Heifer 4 (386), Whatley


Conservative Club 10 (483): P. Gun­


ther (1 4 ) 95, D. Cox (-1 3 ) 75; P. Northover (14) 51, N. Harris (-15) 86; J. Sanderson (14) 46, A . R i le y


(s c r ) 75; C. Simpson (1 4 ) 25, M . R i ley (14) 90; P. Stevenson (14) 51, J. Waggett (15) 86; M . Pilkington


(14) 118, D. Timperley (20) 71. Low Moor B 8 (430), Rimington


B 6 (4 0 7 ) : N . Brown (2 3 ) 66, P. Winckley (21) 58; S. McDonnel (24) 68, R . Bolland (20) 96; I . Perry (11) 95, J. Lund (25) 41; D. Ireland (23) 65, P. Hobson (16) 93; G. T y le r (21) 95, D. Seed (25) 56; B. Hodgson (14)


41, S. Winckley (6) 63. S o cial 4 (3 8 2 ) , Ch ippin g A 10


(444): P. Walton (20) 69, A. Cookson (21) 75; J. Roberts (13) 59, S. Cook- son (15) 85; A . Wright 9 (24) 76, R. Procter (6) 57; R . Faulkner (14) 25, 5. Procter (14) 96; N. Geldard (19)


89, J. Winder (19) 46; K . Walmesley (14) 64, T. Procter (21) 85.


P O IN T S A N D PO S IT IO N S First Division


1, Chatbum A 34; 2, Low Moor A


28; 3, Catholic SC B 26; 4, Clitheroe Conservative 26; 5, L e g ion 24; 6, P o l ic e 22; 7, B i l l in g to n B 20; 8, Waddington A 18; 9. Billington A 20; 10, Waddington A 18; 11, Billington A 16; 12, Slaidbum 14; 13, Chatbum B 12; 14, Rimington A 12. Second Division


1, Pendle Club 28; 2, Catholic SC


A 27; 3, T a lb o t B 26; 4, W h a l le y Conservative 24; 5, Rimington B 22; 6, Talbot A 20; 7, Low Moor B 19; 8, Waddington B 16; 9, Downham 12; 10, Social 10; 11, Craven Heifer 6.


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T O N IG H T ’S F IX T U R E S First Division


Low M o o r A v Police; Clitheroe


C on s e rv a t iv e v C a th o l ic B; Waddington A v Chatbum A ; Rim­ ington A v Slaidbum; Billington A v R B L ; Chatbum B v Billington B. Second Division


P en d le Club v L ow M o o r B;


Catholic A v Social; Whalley Con­ servative v Waddington B; Down- ham v R im in g ton B ; T a lb o t A v Craven Heifer; Talbot B - bye.


Favourites claim floodlit trophy I F


AVOURITES Norman Fletcher (Longton) 18, C. Hope and A. Hodsoni and Brian Duncan carried off the


Bar-Be-Quick Floodlit Pairs title at Ribblesdale Wanderers Bowling Club


on Saturday night. The Blackpool pair won the £600 first


prize with a 21-12 v ic to ry over Darren Naylor and Martin Gilpin of Kendal. Sixteen pairs from all over the North


West came through the qualifying rounds to reach the finals day, and the results were: Fifth round - N. Fletcher and B. Duncan


(Blackpool) 21, G. Proctor and J. Patmore (Burnley) 4; M. Riley and F. Penlington (Chester) 7, P. Lever and D. Hogg (Dar- wen) 21; R . Burgess and M . Top p in g (Adlington) 21, J. Langford and K . Whit­ low (M o ld ) 10; E. Holden and G. Taylor (Preesall) 13, M . Dillon and A . Marsden Burnley) 21; C. Slater and D. Hoskins (Sldpton) 21, T. Round and J. Daniels (St Helens) 16; T. and B. Collinge (Litlebor- ough) 18, D. N a y lo r and M . Gilpin (K en d a l ) 21; T. W h ite and J. P i l l in g (Haslingden) 21, M . Prescot and T. Taylor (C hor ley ) 9; P. Iddon and D. Crabtree


Three Rivers-sponsored Gisburn and District Pool League season.


P


First Division leaders Pendle Hotel are seven points clcar.Coronation A defeated Paythome-


based Buck Inn 4-3 and lead the Second D ivi­ sion by one point.


R E S U L T S First Division


Coach and Horses A 3, Wanderers 4; Pendle Hotel


6, Ribtiddcrs 1; White lion 4, Three Rivera 3; H IW 4. Buck (Grindleton) 3; Copy Nook 1, Anchor A 6.


E ND LE Hotel and Coronation A are setting the pace after the first three games o f the


(Tarleton) 21. Quarter-finals - Fletcher and Duncan 21,'


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Lever and Hogg 11; Burgess and Topping 21, D i l lon and Marsden 11; Slater and' Hoskins 17, Naylor and Gilpin 21; White'


and Pilling 21, Hope and Hodson 8. Semi-finals - Fletcher and Duncan 21, Burgess and Topping 13; Naylor and Gilpin-


21, White and PUling 10. Final - Fletcher and Duncan 21, Naylor!


and Gilpin 12. Club chairman Mike Britcliffe would like


to thank the sponsors Bar-Be-Quick and Rectella International o f Clitheroe, and; representative Ian Pendlebury who pre-! sented the prizes.


;


M r Britcliffe would also like to thank all- players, helpers and spectators, of whom-


there were around 200, for a great night's! howling. Brian Duncan is pictured showing thq


form that helped win the title, while (left to. Pendlebury, Darren Naylor,!


Martin Gilpin and Norman Fletcher look on. (CAT13612)


Second Division R ib b le sd a le Arms 5, Bay Horses 2; Buck


(Paythome) 3, Coronation A 4; Anchor B 6, Coach and Horses B 1; Coronation B 5, Pendle Inn 2.


PO IN T S AND POSITIONS First Division


Pendle Hotel 24; Buck (Grindleton), White lion,


Anchor A 17; H IW 15; Three Rivera 12; Coach and Horees A l l ; Ribticklera 9; Wanderers 8; Copy Nook 5


_ Second Division Coronation A 20; Ribblesdale 19; Bay Horees 16;


H e ife r , Coronation B 14; Anchorn B 10; Buck (Paythorn) 7; Coach and Horses 3; Pendle Inn 2. -


atefv-; m


H A TB U R N A have streaked to the top of the First Division of


I


golf ace Stuart Andrew is heading


Stuart’s place in the sun. Date with destiny


J IS fS for talented rookie ______


tercard Order of Merit. Th e f in a l Mastercard


Tour event o f the season took place at Essex Golf and Country Club, near Colch­ ester, where Andrew posted rounds of 71, 70 and 72 and was then beaten at the first extra hole o f a three-way


. card play-off. J u s t h ow m u ch p r o g r e s s


Andrew has made this season


L ITH E RO E Golf Club members John Haggerty and Ian Buttle won


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can be gauged from the fact that he also finished second


overall on the Futures Tour. P r io r to f ly in g out to


Mauritius, where proud


mum Joyce will act as caddy, Andrew has a Novem ber


date w ith destiny a t the Tour School in Spain. Andrew's determined dr iv e to the top is being backed by Sanderson-Ford.


H a rg re a v e s - M a rk 's fa th e r - an d P h i l ip


Walmsley. Ray Ashley and Peter Clayton won the best-Sunday prize with 45 points


and the father-and-son pairing of Dave and Mike Finney (44 points) won the best-Saturday award on the card from


dous. "His approach is brilliant . r Les Dearden, Dealer Pnn-;


cipal of the Burnley garage,, said: "His results this year;, have been absolutely tremen-,


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and we are delighted to be associated with such a great.


^ "Four years ago few people had heard of Lee Westwood, but he came from nowhere to


play in the Ryder Cup." Andrew, of course, is under


the same management as Lee Westwood and i t w i l l be, interesting to see i f his career-


blossoms in the same man-


Mike Fletcher and Mike Bennett. John Rhodes and Ma ry Thompson,


(43 points) won the "fair sex" prize after consultation of cards with Lady Captain - Linda Mercer and Marilyn Fletcher. . The junior prize went to William Wood


and T im Czerwonka with 44 points. r£’


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pressure on Clitheroe


Colne and Nelson 8 Clitheroe 6


IT was a case of so near and yet so far


for Clitheroe on Saturday. They made the short trip to Colne and


Nelson but returned empty-handed, suffer­ ing only their first league defeat of the sea­ son.


; Results so far this season indicated it


would be a close game, and i t could have been no closer at half-time with the score


standing at 0-0. Neither side gained control of the ball in


a scrappy first 40 minutes, which was more surprising considering the perfect condi­


tions. Clitheroe did take the lead early in the


second half from a Kris Tyas penalty. In football, a team is of ten at their most;


vulnerable after scoring, and the Littlemoor


men showed this also applies to rugby. Almost immediately from the restart,


Colne scored an unconverted try, and the score remained 5-3 until five minutes from time.


. . The final moments saw Clitheroe's best


rugby. Forwards Isherwood, Nuttall and Barnes


supported breaks by Ian Fielding and Steve Graham to set up a maul just inside the


opponents'half. /


Up stepped f ly half maestro Declan O'Duffy, who slotted over an awesome drop


goal. The Maroon and Golds took the lead at


6-5 with seconds remaining. There was just enough time for Clitheroe.


to make a mess of the restart and allow the Colne f ly half to win the match with his own drop kick. A fte r a disappointing, but not disas­


trous result, the next three games are vita l i f Clitheroe are to maintain their challenge at the top of North Lancashire


Division Two. On Saturday Clitheroe travel to Bur-


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Clitheroe Cavaliers 32 Colne and Nelson 2nds 0


COLNE and Nelson second string


were no match for Clitheroe Cavaliers. The visitors won the toss and forced,


Clitheroe to play into the sun but they were. unable to gain any advantage.


. ■ : Colne had a ve ry large pack, but th e .


mobile Cavalier forwards dominated in : both loose and set play.


George Giles partnered Nick Green in . the second row and Tim Hitchen made a ;


welcome return at wing-forward. Mike Chambers gamely went to prop and •


the versatile Paul Proctor deputised at hooker.; Colne and Nelson were certainly n o .


pushover and only strong defensive tack- • ling, especially by Steven Greatorex, pre-. vented them scoring.


• I t took Clitheroe 20 minutes to claim the:


first points via a Slinger penalty and then a familiar pattern emerged. The Cavaliers took quick tap penalties to .


drag the heavy Colne forwards around the: field and Taylor burst through to score. ... Before half-time Clitheroe added two more;


tries from winger Andy Bond, who is growing in confidence with every game, and the best, try of the afternoon came from David Slither,; which was even applauded by the opposition.:


■ Along with two conversions the Cavaliers 1 led by 22-0 at the interval.


.; ; Chambers and Hitchen added two more.


tries and, although Colne pressurised the • Clitheroe line, there was no way through. . Phil Allen came on to beef up the back.


row in the second half and Mick Clapham • had to leave th field with a head injury. Steve Taylor deputised as scrum-half •


and the crowd gasped with disbelief as the burly forward showed real finesse with some.


classic kicking from the base of the scrum. - Full-back Simon Gretton was also in fine


form helping the Cavaliers to their second clean sheet in two weeks. A t the final whistle the scoreboard read 32-


0 with the littlemoor supporters being treat- • ed to another ruthless Cavalier performance..


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