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1998 (R) ROVER 620Si 4 door; Oxford Blue, 980 utiles, air conditioning, anti-lock brakes, power steering, electric sunroof, our own demonstrator ................................................................. .£16,450 1997 (P) ROVER 416i 5 door; Platinum Silver, 27,000 miles, 1 private owner, full service history, power steering, electric windows


and sunroof, remote locking and alarm ..........................................,£9550 1996 (P) ROVER 1.6 T o u re r Estate; Nightfire Red, 11,0<X) miles, power steering, electric windows and sunroof, central locking, driver and passenger airbags ..................... 1998 (R) ROVER 4161 5 door; Bermuda Blue Metallic,


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remote central locking ................................................................... 1997 (R) ROVER 420D1 5 door; Tahiti Blue Pearlescent, 8000 miles, I private owner, highly acclaimed, intercooled turbo diesel, air conditioning, power steering, remote locking, KPS radio electric windows ........................................................................ .£12,4^5 1996 (N) ROVER 416 SLi T o u re r Estate; British Racing Green. 17.000 miles, power steering, electric sunroof & windows,


drivers airbag, alarm immobiliser......................................................£ 9 9 9 5 1994 (M) ROVER 414 SLi 4 door; Tahiti Blue. 35,000 miles, power steering, electric sunroof and front windows .................. £6250 1998 (R) ROVER 220SDi 3 door; Hawaiian Blue. 1.800, 2.0 litre, intercoolcd turbo diesel, power steering, ABS Brakes,


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electric windows, radio c assette.................................. • • • • ; • -A.1U»5J5 1996 (P) ROVER 214t 5 d o o r (New Model); Maine Red, 6300 miles, power steering, driver’s airbag, radio cassette,


group 4 insurance................................................. .. • • • • *; 1993 (L) ROVER 214 SEi 3 door; Tahiti Blue, 26,000 miles,


power steering, central locking. 1.4 16v E n g in e ...........• ............ £5150 1993 (K) ROVER 214 SLi 5 door; White, 38,000 miles, central locking, sunroof, electric windows, full walnut trim.


central locking, radio cassette, I o w n e r ..........................................£ i


radio cassette, immaculate............................................................ • -A.5i5U . 1992 (K) ROVER 214Si 5 door; Maine Red. 57.000 miles,


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1997 (P) ROVER 115 Diesel Knightsbridge SE 5 door; Nightfire Red, 10,000 miles, sunroof, remote locking,


radio cassette ......................................................................................... £6250 1996 (P) ROVER 114 GTA 3 door; Nightfire Red, 12,600 miles,


sunroof, remote central locking, alloy wheels, group 5 insurance. I private owner ....................................................... ..


1996 (P) ROVER 100 Knightsbridge SE 3 door; Kingfisher Blue, 10,300 mile, 5-speed, sunroof, remote central locking...............£5650 1995 (N) ROVER 115 SD 3 d o o r Platinum Silver, 16,500 miles, 5 speed, 1.5 Diesel Economy, full service history ........................£ 4?75 1994 (L) ROVER Metro 1.1S 5 door; Metallic Blue, 20.0(H) miles, sunroof, remote central locking, 5-speed, radio cassette . . . . . .£3850 1993 (L) ROVER Metro Rio Grande 3 door; Nightfire Red,


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and passenger air bags, electric su n ro o f .......................... : ------- £ 1 0 ," S 1996 (N) RENAULT Clio 1.4 R T 3 door; Turquoise, 16,900 miles, power steering, driver’s airbag, remote locking. electric windows, sunroof, RDS radio cassette . ........................£ '6 2 5 1994 (M) LANDROVER Discovery 300 TD i 3 door; Alpine white. 37.000 miles, I owner, f.s.h., elec pack . . . . .£13,995 1994 (M) VOLVO 440 1.01 5 door; Maroon, 51,000 miles, 5 speed, I private owner from new, radio cassette,


service history................................................................. .............., 1993 (K) FORD Fiesta 1.1 LX Chic 5 door; Nouveau Red,


// 1993 (K) RENAULT 19 RNi 5 door; 49,000 miles. Red, V power assisted steering, radio cassette, s u n ro o f .............................£3975


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Lancashire Championship comes to Clitheroe


since 1977. More than 150 golfers converged on the


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LITHEROE Golf Club this week staged the coveted Lancashire Ama­ teur Championship for the first time


Whalley Road club for the 1998 championship, and head greenkeeper Andrew Geddes and his staff received fulsome praise for presenting the course in absolutely immaculate condition. Denis Greenup, Mike Bailey, Daniel Preedy,


David Heesom, Bob Aitken, Andrew Walms- ley, and Rob Andrew were Clitheroe's represen­ tatives in the championship. And Greenup emerged the leading local in


eighth place - rounds of 75, 75, 74 and 72 giv­ ing him a 72-hole aggregate gross of 296. Bailey handed in 76,74, 76 and 82 for a 308


aggregate and 34th place. Preedy carded rounds of 75,76,77 and 81 for


a 309 aggregate and 35th spot in the tourna- ment.


The entire field played 18 holes on Friday and Saturday with the top-40 and ties qualify­


.


ing for the last 32 holes on Sunday. Heesom - he missed the cut by one shot -


Aitken, Walmsley and Andrew failed to qualify


for the final day. Denton golfer Paul Williams was crowned


county champion when he defeated title-holder Darren Johnson (St Annes Old Dinks) with an


eagle on the third and final play-off hole. Opening rounds of 72 and 70 enabled Ian


Reay (Bury) to lift the prize on offer for lead­ ing after 36 holes, but only after a card play-off with Lytham Green Drive's Daniel O'Connell


(68 and 74). Nelson's Guy Bretherton (146-6-140) won


Ladies’ pool league in the pipeline


Primrose Garage (Clitheroe) Ltd Whalley Road, Clitheroe, Lancashire. Tel: (01200) 423883.


A number of ladies have shown interest in the possi­ bility of forming their own Clitheroe Pool League. The format will be three


ladies per team, and each player will play three frames per match. Matches will be played


Lacy A 1, Royal Oak A 13; RBL A 7, De Lacy B 7; Kings Arms A 13, Pendle Hotel B 1; Higher Buck 3, Buck All; Castle A 2, Read Constitutional 12.


on Tuesday nights, start­ ing at 8 p.m., and will be played to World Rules. The scoring of points


will be one point per win­ ning frame and two points per match win. Teams will be allowed to


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93 L FIESTA 1.1 LX, 3dr, while ............................. 91 J SIERRA SAPPHIRE 1.8 LX, 4dr, blue .......... 90 G ESCORT 1.3 POP, 3dr, blue ........................


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OPENING HOURS Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.rn. • Saturday 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. • Sunday By Appointment«


N u i r n c S t r e e l , C le j ju S t r e e t . I lu r .n le y 0 1 2 8 2 4 4 7 5 5 7 . J iu r n . le y <t1282 4 2 6 0 1 8


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register reserves, but only one county player is allowed per team, and only two inter-league players. Registration is £20 per


team - and please note, ladies will still be able to play in the mens' league


as usual. A registration meeting is


arranged for Tuesday, June 9th at the Kings Arms, starting at 8 p.m. For more details, con­


tact 442243. Meanwhile, the results


Dog and Partridge A 11, Dog and Partridge B 3; De


Premier Division RESULTS


and fixtures of the Clitheroe Pool League are as follows.


Nags 3, Black Bull B 4; Black Horse 2, Starkies Fun Bar 5; Dog Inn 2, Whalley Arms B 5; Ultraframe bye. TONIGHT'S FIXTURES Premier Division


Buck A v RBL A; Dog and Partridge B v Castle A; Royal Oak A v Higher Buck; De Lacy B v Kings Arms A; Pendle Hotel B v De Lacy A; Read Constitutional v Dog and Partridge A. First Division


Stork Hotel A v Horse


and Horses 5; Black Bull A 2, RBL B 5; Horse Shoe A 3, Buck Wrinkleys 4; Pendle Hotel A 4, Kings Arms B 3; White Hart 5, Stork Hotel A 2; Whalley Arms A 5, Bay


Mangrove A 2, Waggon First Division


Horse 2. Second Division


Brown Cow 1, Horse Shoe B 6; Royal Oak B 0, Three Millstones 7; Hurst Green 2, Pendle Witch 5; White Lion 3; Castle B 4; Stork Hotel B


Craven Heifer 3, RBL C 4;


4, New Inn 3. Third Division


Buck C 6, White Horse B Donkeys 1; White Horse A


RBL D 5, Mangrove B 2;


DOG and Partridge enjoyed the-win of the week in the Matthew Brown Ladies Summer


Darts League. They hadf a thumpoing 11-1 win a t home to


Craven A wore also on form with a 9-J win at Stnrkles.


Buck. RESULTS Kings B D, LFC 7; Dog and Partridge 11, Buck h „ „ , ,


Shoe A; Waggon and Horses v Whalley Arms A; RBL B v White Hart; Buck Wrink­ leys v Pendle Hotel A; Kings Arms B v Black Bull A; Bay Horse v Mangrove A. Second Division


Castle B v Royal Oak B;


RBL C v Stork Hotel B; Horse Shoe B v White Lion; Three Millstones v Hurst Green; Pendle Witch v Brown Cow; New Inn v Craven Heifer. Third Division


Whalley Arms B v White


Horse A; Mangrove B v Ultraframc; White Horse B v Dog Inn; Black Bull B v Black Horse; Starkies Fun Bar v Buck C; RBL D bye.


Dog and Partridge romp to big win


1; Stark!cs 3, Craven A 9; Brown Cow 6. Low Moor 6; Craven B 6, Royal Oak 6; Mangrove v


Kings A no result. High scores: 174 - J. Johnson: 124 + 108 - A.


Ward; 100-S. Glover, D. Bums, P. Waring.


Team Knockout Draw June 2nd


tridge. ,


LFC v Brown Cow; Craven A v Dog and Par­ _____


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the Wright Trophy for returning the lowest nett score after 36 holes on the card from Man­


68.000 miles, 1 owner, sunroof. 5-speed, radio cassette, I! full service h isto ry ..........................................................


£6250 Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323,|A<lverti»ltigl. Burnley 4223OT


Sprightly Brian


carries


hole Scratch Trophy at Whalley Golf Club on


home cup S


Saturday. The former club presi­


dent, who has been a mem­ ber of the Long Leese Bam club for more than fifty years, handed in cards of 83 and 78 for a winning aggre­


gate score of 161 gross. Robert Hilton (80 and


82) was one shot adrift in second place and Tony Col- lis (79 and 85) took third spot with 164. Jeremy Thompson (83 and 82) totalled 165 and finished fourth on the card from Chris Blackadder (80 and


85). A card play-off was nec­


essary to decide the out­ come of the medal held on


/-eqoe


the same day. Bill Gorst (85-15-70)


gained the verdict ahead of Kevin Walker (93-23-70), with Tony Collis (79-8-71) claiming third place after a consultation of cards with Ian White (80-9-71). Gary Meakin and David


Beesley won the men's invi­ tation with 41 Stableford points, Martin Foulds and Ted Hulme (40 points) clinching runners-up spot on the card from Les Dear- den and Tim Pilkington. 9 Mytton Fold member


Steve Taylor certainly delivered the goods to win


the Post Office Cup. Taylor finished 7-up on


bogey and triumphed ahead of John Parkinson (4-up) - shop assistant Ian Singleton (3-up) claiming third place on the card from Ted Bamborough. 9 Whalley ladies were in


action in the ELLGA Handicap Shield qualifier. Carolyn James returned


100-29-71 to win on the card from the consistent Daphne Dawson (79-8-71), with Edna Hodgson (113- 40-73) finishing third. 9 The "fairer sex" pre­


vailed in the annual ladies versus men's team match at Clitheroe. The ladies triumphed by


368 Stableford points to 353.


1 * / GOLF SCENE with


George Embley chester's Gary Clark (146-6-140) and O’Don­


nell (142-2-140). The Club Championship, awarded for the


best aggregate gross score by any three play­ ers over the first 36 holes, was won by St Annes


Old Links with 440. Lancashire secretary Tony Moss, ably assist­


ed by the chairman of the Championship Com­ mittee Barry Birtwistle and many other coun­ ty officials, organised the event. County president Paul Milne presented the


awards at the end of a highly successful three- day championship.


Memorial trophy gets underway


will be played at Whalley Bowling Club on Saturday. The final rounds will fol­


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low on Sunday, and com­ petitors are asked to report at the times stated. Scratch time is 15 min­ utes, and the competitors


are as follows: 9-30 a.m. - S. Gall, H.


YVoodward, A. Threlfall, E. Procter, J. Howarth, B. Ashworth, D. Burns, M. Wright, A. Dewhurst, R. Topham, F. Corban, J. Barrett. 10-15 a.m. - N. Threlfall,


M. Joyce, S. Gower, A. Edmondson, C. Massey, B. Griffiths, E. Smith, S. Carter, A. Cornall, J. Wild, M. Edmondson. 11 a.m. - N. Wilkinson,


HE Ted Tomlinson Memorial Trophy preliminary stages


Marshall, D. Rostron, G. Radivojevic, I. Edmond­ son, C. Hope, W. Crotty, M. Rostron, A. Dowber, P. Bonney, R. Gleave, G. Ramsbottom. 2- 15 p.m. - M. Firth, J.


Clarke, I. Berry, S. Hitchon, J. Wareing, J. Chatwin, G. Parkinson, M. Watkins, P. Mulderig, G. Rushton, S. Barnes, R. Smith. 2-45 p.m. - T. Crotty, D.


1- 30 p.m. - J. Hanson, S.


PRIGHTLY septu­ agenarian Brian Cooke won the 36-


Wilson, D. Knight, J. Burns, S. Dowber, C. Cor­ nall, I. North, P. Wild.


M. Burns, M. Rimmer, J. Brown, N. Hartley, K. Wells, G. Clarke, E. Wal­ lace.


B ow ls S c e n e


Doubles continue at Ribblesdale Wanderers


derers Bowling Club con­ tinues on Saturday. The draw is as follows:


T


HE Whitbread Spring Doubles at Ribblesdale Wan­


A. Taylor and K. P. Jones (Wrexham) v A. Arm­ strong and partner (Set­ tle); N. and C. Wilson (Blackburn) v E. Wallace and S. Ilichon (Ribbles­ d a le ) ;? . Holt and E. Ainsworth (Great Har­ wood) v R. Holroyd and D. Cutter (Manchester); J.


Ilodson and J. Ainsworth (Preston) v S. Wilcox and


M. Wogan (Burnley); D. Williams and B. Lewis (Haslingden) v S. Mort and P. Marrow (Wigan); B. Hall and J. Mort (Turton) v C. Hope and partner (Tarleton); M. Dillon and A. Marsden (Burnley) v R. Turner and J. Chatwin (Great Harwood); D. Leeming and partner (Set­ tle) v K. D. Roberts and P. Parkinson (Preston). The qualifiers from last


week were N. Fletcher and A. Hall from Blackpool and J. Ellis and R. Fitz­ patrick of Birkenhead.


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