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Horticultural Society is holding its I’.-lth Annual Flower and Vegetable Show on September 1st, at Whalley Methodist Hall. Staging of exhibits is


Annual show Whalley and District


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with a strict proviso from the Goodchilds of “no gifts, please,” will be conducted by the Vicar of Wadding- ton, the Rev. Alan Hailey, and the couple are looking forward to chats with one and all over a cup of tea afterwards. A quiet family party is planned two days later with their children, Sheila, Josephine, Chris­ tine and Michael, and grandchildren. Charles (SI) and Nora


the country will travel to W a d d i n g t o n P a r i s h Church at 7 p.m. for a ser­ vice of thanksgiving to celebrate the Goodchilds’ d i a m o n d w e d d i n g anniversary. The special service,


pliment will be returned to this remarkable couple when friends and former parishioners from all over


A week today, the com­


became curate at St Mary- le-Gill Church, Barnolds wick, until 1947, when he was appointed curate at Lightfoot. In 1949, he moved to Tosside, where he was vicar and diocesan youth chaplain, and he and Nora were appointed pro bation officers serving Bolton-by-BowIand, Ingle ton and Settle courts. In 1951 he became vicar of Settle, keeping on the


youth and probation work and also finding time to teach at Se t t le High School. Finally came move to Tong, near Brad ford, and an appointment as d i r e c to r of social responsibility. He was to see through the erection of new church buildings in rapidly growing area and community hall, before his final appointment as vicar of Waddington and West Bradford from 19G8 until his retirement last year.


walked many a mile in helping him in his enor­ mous commitment to visit­


Mrs Goodchild, who has * News from the Villages


cessful dinner and concert will again be held at Cal d e r s to n e s on F r id ay October 2(ith. The talks and slide pre­


The annual and sue


received and he will make :t welcome return visit to Whalley on Thursday November 29th. His pre­ sentation will be entitled “Whalley Abbey, then and now" and will be given in the Methodist Hall at 2-20 p.m.


and District is planning a sightseeing and shopping trip to Chester on Septem­ b e r 24th. The coach departs from Whalley tit 9- 20 a.m. and will call at Bil- lington and Langho. Any enquir ies on cost and reservations can be made to Millington 2491-17.


Shopping trip Age Concern Whalley


toddlers will be meeting every Tuesday during term lime at the Method­ ist Hall. Whalley, from 1- o(l to i! p.tn., starting on September 4th. livery- body is welcome.


coach only, and early reservations can be made with Mrs B. Kramrisch (Blackburn 2491-17).


trict Age Concern for the remainder of the year has now been finalised' and the next event will be a visit to Chester for sightseeing and shopping on Monday September 2-lth. The cost will be i'tl.at),


vities for Whalley and Dis­


Chester trip The programme of acti­


For toddlers Whalley parents and-


chen, Mrs E. Thomasson. MARTIN TOP


Abbey Senior Citizens drive in Whalley were: D a i l i e s — Mr s M Delaurier, Mrs E. Chiney. Gents — Mr C. Shaft), Mrs S. Wiggans. Dominoes: Mrs P. Twit-


Seniors Whist winners at the


sentations by Mr Cliff Astin are always well


Canon Goodchild, who had always thought of ordina tion, met and formed firm friendship with the Bishop of Bradford, Dr Blunt. But it was to be 1914, many years of teach ing and study later, before th e s ame Dr 131 u n ordained him. C a n o n G o o d c h i l


met while training as teachers and married at Rrixton. The war brought them a three-year separa­ tion, during teaching at schools which would not take on married couples and each faced redundant: once and lost their home. It was at this time that


The London-born couple


ing, has also done sterling work for many organisa­ tions, including the Moth­ ers' Union, Christian Aid and Oxfam.


SPORTS STARTS HERE Jokers are no joke


TRINITY Jokers have replaced Rishton at the top of the Clitheroe and District Netball League.


P o o r w i c k e t


Jimmy Nelson’s 87, Chutburn 67


AFTKK w in n in g th e to s s ,


.Jimmy Nelson’s elected to bat and p u t on 86 for th e f ir s t wicket.


87, which looked like a small total. However, on this pitch a n y th in g could h appen and Chatburn got to the worst possi­ ble star t, losing Joe Woodworth off the first ball.


Malcolm Robinson and Roger


Harrison added 28 for the next wicket before Robinson started to hit out and was dismissed for


Caygill did the damage for


Jimmy Nelson’s, taking 6 for 27, and Chatburn were all dismissed for a poor 67. Jimmy Nelson’s: 87 all out. Rowling: R. Mooth 15-1-52-2,


M. Robinson 25, R. Harrison 14, R. Mooth I), I \ Doman I, G. Lambert 11. J . T ro l te r 0. M. Mahon 5, S. Tomlinson 0, S. Mooth 7 n .o ., I). L e ad e r 1, extras 0, total 67.


S. Mooth 15-1-84-7. C h a th am : .1. Woodworth 0.


Impressive display


TUB Waggon and Horses RC started the new season in much


the same wav as they ended last season, by lifting y e t another trophy.


The Whitbread Kibble Valley


Football League’s soven-a-sid’o competition was held over two


days, with 16 teams participat­ ing. Waggon’s road to victory saw wins against Station (1-0),


a d v a n ta g e of th e pitch and wickets fell at regular intervals. Steven finished with impressive figures of 15-1-84-7, helped by some excellent catching in the field. Jimmy Nelson’s finished with


share of luck on an unpredict­ able and spiteful wicket, with the ball often rearing up from a good length. Mod and Steven Mooth took


Moth openers had th e ir fair


and the Clitheroe team were in su p e rb form, winning 67-28. Dominoes A remain in third place after their last match was c a n c e l le d an i l th e y w e re awarded three points. In Division Two, the leaders,


Rebels, continued their domina­ tion of the league with a con­


vincing 8-1-9 victory over Trinity Diamonds. Second-placed White Lion


continued their challenge with a 86 -7 win o v e r th i r d sp o t Rogues. Results: Division One — Trin­


ity Jokers 87, Rishton 28; Lion Hearts 28. RML A 15. Division Two — Rogues 7,


White Lion 86; Rebels 8-1. Trin­ ity Diamonds 9; Settle -18, RML C 0, RML M 42, Young Farmers 11.


sion One — S. Ainsworth (Trin­ ity Jokers). J . Rearson (Rish­ ton), A. Mirch (Lion Hearts), A. Haworth (UHL A). Division Two — C. Rallister


Rlayers-of-the-match: Divi­


(Rogues), S. McKenna (While Lion), M. Whaites (Rebels), I). Walmslev (Trinitv Diamonds). B. Wiltan (Settle).'S. Reel (UHL C),H. Seedall (RML M), R. Stott (Young Farmers).


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Stonyhurst golf


IT has been a busy week at


Licularly impressive in goal, keeping a clean sheet through­ out Lhe tournament. This la te s t addition to the


Waggon’s silverware collection means th a t they hold RVFL trophies for five, seven and 11- a-side competitions. The trophy was presented by


Ram Holmes of the tournament sponsors, Whitbread. Waggon and Horses: Frayne,


Haydock. Scorah, Richards, Hickling.Bdmonson, Taylor , Lawson, Conteh.


Read prepare


I tEAl) Unituil KC hold th e ir ACM last week in anticipation for a long season ahead. The cnairman, Mr David Kit- lum. thanked the committee for dl its hard work, esjiecially con­


cerning the erection of the new hanging rooms. The club will have th r e e


teams this season, with the first team playing in the Bast Lanca­


shire League second division, ’flu* socoml team will plav in the third division of the llurnley Combination. The Sunday team will play


first place with a fine score of 75-16-59. In the Junior Shield, A. Tipton proved unbeatable and won with a score of 108-81- 72. The best gross prize went to A. Hayhurst.


enough for Mrs M. Parkinson and S. Wileock to win th e E L G A m ix e d f o u r s o m e competition.


A s c o re o f 90-20-70 was


medal competition — 1st. J . Crow ther (75-16-59); 2nd, M. Lang (88-17-71), 8rd, ,J. Hellar


(88-12-71) . B e s t g ro s s : M. Bolton. Junior Shield — 1st, A. Tip-


ton (108-81-72): 2nd, (). Drink- water (101-28-78); 8rd. A. Hnv-


S. Wilcock (90-20-70), 2nd. Mrs B. Childs and G. Childs (94-20- 74); 8rd, Mrs K. Baldwin and I. McDonnell (91-14-77).


Soccer fixtures


out for a first team manager and a s s is tan t . Anyone in te re s ted should contact Duncan Hacking (78270).


Kell: vice-president, Clive Men- nett; chairman, David Kitchen; tre a su re r , John Waddington: secretary, Duncan Hacking.


Church, Martin Top, cele­ brated its 174th anniver sary on Sunday. A morn­ ing service was led by Mi Gordon Mark, of Thorn- ton-in-Craven, and Mr George Kendall, of Bar­ rowford, conducted the evening worship. Flowers were arranged


Anniversary Salem Congregational


by Miss Alice Parkinson and the organist was Mrs Ethel Hartley.


CHATBURN


playing dominoes was enjoyed by members of


Pleasant A pleasant afternoon


the Uibblesdale Club, Chatburn. Tea hostesses were Mrs I. Townson and Mrs A. Titterington. A domino drive will be


Singles stroke TUB Singles stroke Whitbread


Trophy com petition held a t C li tn e ro e Golf Club will be


remembered for a long time bv M. Fernhead. Although he did not win the


S. Naravami (Division One) uiul G. Stoddart (Division Two). Results: Single stroke Whit­


1


H. Richardson (75-9-66); 4th. R.Clayton (78-10-68).


Division Two — 1st, G. Stud- a r t (82-17-65); 2nd. 1*. Mack- house (82-14-68); J rd , G. A.


Mercer (92-25-67): 2nd. M. Mul­ ligan (92-28-69); 8rd, 1). Niven (91-22-69).


"’hompson (8-1-15-69); 4th. W. M. 'attersall (87-18-69). Division T h re e — 1st, J .


held this afternoon, start­ ing at 2-15 p.m. prompt.


RIMINGTON


Rimington and District Gardening Club are put­ ting the final touches to plans for thei r annual S u m m e r F 1 o w e r a n d


F in a l t o u c h e s Green-fingered folk of


Vegetable Show, to be held in the Memorial Insti­ 2tute on September 2nd, at


-20 p.ni.


Heifer M from the seven-a-side knock-out competition. The biggest shock came when


Arms B 1; White Horse M 5, Craven Heifer A 2; Cross Keys 0. White Horse A 4; Craven Heifer M 8, Low Moor Club 4. The final of the seven-a-side


knock-out will be held at the Cli th e ro e C en tra l Workings Mens Club on Monday, August


-" th , starting'at 8-JO p.m. Champion


hit a 74. followed with a 78 in the afternoon, giving him what pi-uved to be an unbeatable 147. >ocond place went to R. Marlow 75-78-148) and third to W. G. Speak (74*75-149).


pionship was D. Greenup. t In the morning, the ciuimpinn


HB winner of the 1990 Clith- roe Golf Club 86-hole cham­


the Black Horse bent Division One champions Kings Arms M. Results: Black Horse 4. Kings


ning form in the Clitheroe Men’s ’ n v i tn t io n S um m e r D a r ts .eague by eliminating Craven


.OW Moor continued their win­ Summer darts


event, he certainly made the day worth while bv h itting a hoje-in-one at the 17th. ^ The competition was won by


bread Trophy: Division One — ’s t . S. Narayana (72-11-61); nd. R. Dunn (76-10-66); 8ni,’


Club officials: president. Jack


their soccer in the Murnley Sun­ day League first division. The club are still on the look­


v Calderstones (It. Dinsdale). G r in d lo to n v S t a t io n ( J . Lowery), King’s Arms v Swan and Roval (M. Jones). Koval Oak v Chathurn (1). Mush). Waggon and Horses v Bridge Inn (G. Dixon), Waterloo Rangers v Transport (J. Swayne).


T e a m s


XI (v Murnley Belvedere, Sat., 1-80 p.m., home): F. Hussain. S. Westhend. M. Scott. K. Franks. N. Mibby, A. P a lm e r , it. Palmer, I). Booth. R. Sharp, S. Bishop, S. Fish. Scorer : M. Hussain.


XI (v Oswaldtwistle Immanuel, Sun., 1-80 p.m., home): Same team except S. Ashman for S. Westheud and R. Atkinson for M. Scott.


XI (v Kibblesdule Wanderers, Mon., 1-80 p.m ., away): M. Booth, R. Griffiths. G. Cart- ledge, S. Ashman, J . Furnell, W. Briggs, R. Leighton, D. Booth, A. Booth, S. Duckworth, S. N ic h o l s o n . S c o r e r : R.


Clithcroe Cricket Club Jrd


D. Cottam, D. Braithwnite, I*. Hall, R. Bedford. G. Leach, M. Greenhalgh, Yates. Scorer: C. Britcliffe. Ribblcsdalc Wanderers 1st


XI (v Lucas. S at., 1-80 p.m., awuv): W. Slinger, S. Proctor,


XI (v Clitheroe, Sun.. 1-80 p.m., home): Same team. Scorer: C. Britcliffe. ' Rihblcsdale Wanderers 2nd


XI (v Oswaldtwistle Immanuel, Sun., 1-80 p.m., away): Same team.


Rihblesdale Wanderers Jrd XI (v Cli th e ro e , Mon., 1-J0


p.m.. home): B. Spencer, H. Pinch, M. Davies. J . Hutchins. R. IUair , N. S ch o f ie ld , G. Bamber, M. Briggs, M. Wrig- ley, J . Burke, I). Over.v.


A. Dickinson, R. Spencer. R. Blair, 1. Threlfall, 1. Britcliffe. W. Bradley, M. Whalley. I). Howard. Scorer: D. Btchel’ls, Itibblesdnlc Wanderers 2nd


XI (v Read, S a t . , 1-80 p.m.. hoijie): R. Seedle, T. Braith- waite, M. Dennett, R. Drmnun,


Preston. ^ Kibblcsdalc Wanderers 1st


Clltheroc Cricket Club 2nd


XI (v Kibblesdale Wanderers, Sun., 1-80 p.m., away): Same team except M. Scott for N. Ashworth and S. Westhead for S. Blackburn. Clithcroe Cricket Club 2nd


Clitheroe Cricket Club 1st XI (v Settle, Sat., 1-80 n.m., away): K. Fawcett, J . Hille, N. Ash­ worth, N. Bolton, M. Sharp, N. YVestwell, G. S u tc l if fe , M. Houldsworth, A. Robinson. S. Blackburn, Lones. Scorer: R. Preston. Cli th e ro e Cricket Club 1st


THE new season in the Whit­ bread Kibble Valiev League s tar ts next Wednesday. Fixtures: Transport Reserves


hurst (96-20-76). Best gross: A. Hayhurst. LLGA mixed foursomes — 1st. Mrs M. Parkinson and Mr


Results: Uanenshire Saw 12 i o ii r» The two sides met last week


Groundsmen triumph


Chntburn 2nd XI 186 lor 7. Jimmy Nelson’s 89


( ’ ll ATM (I R N g ro u n d s i l l i Brian Jones and Raul Whit(ak< shared in a stain! of 58 runs t help the side win this l.’rav League match. Batting first. Chatham could


not get into any rhythm and it was not until Jones (84) and Whittaker (22) came tugeth* that they began In scon- an re runs. Opener Barker (20) laid some


foundations, but it was the mid die o rd e r th a t snatched th match.


'file Jimmv Nelson’s attae


were never in control and but for 16 from S. Barnes and 18 from F. S parks , would h struggled to reach 50. As it was the side battled on


B a rk e r 20. R. Clough 7. I Craig 0. B. Jones 84. R. Whit ta k e r 22, R. Dinsdale 8. A Rudd 8 n.o., R. Shaw 1 n.« extras 28. total 180.


bowler, taking six wickets for the loss of 17 runs from his If overs. Chatham: 1). Harrison 18. M


and were dismissed with their total on 89, some 47 runs shor of Chatham total. Jo n e s was C h a tb u rn ’s top


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B. Jones 16-5-47-6, A. Bradshaw 1-0-7-1.


Back in form


AFTER a few weeks of poor results. Clitheroe squash clul have regained smile of thei form. During last week, they won th re e ma tches and lost one


Against Koedloy, th e ladle team were involved in a elosi encounter. Marjorie Brass lost the first match, but Clitheroe hit back with vic torie s from Brenda McLaughlin and Su< Bird. Ann Cowking lost the fourth,


match to leave the scores level but Suzanne Atkinson was in .. fighting mood and won the final match 8-2 to leave th e final score 8-2. The men’s third team were in


f ine form ag a in s t Michelin seconds, and dropped only mu game in a crushing 5-0 win. The men's second team were jus t as su c c e s s fu l a g a in s t 'B u rn ley seconds. Rotor Norrliffe started the match with a 8-0 win ami this form seemed lo rub off on a l l th e o th e r p la y e r . Raul McGuire and Richard Moody met some resistance in their 8-: wins, hut the team were in con trol and eventually won 5-0. The only defeat of the we


b u rn h i t b a c k w i th th r e e s tra ig h t 8-0 wins to take til match 8-2.


Knock-out


JUDGE Walmeslev’s chances of securing the double in the Kib­ ble Valley Darts League knock out competition are still very much alive. In th e ir first round match,


Monday, have pitted the Dog and Partridge against the Penile Witch and the Judge Walmesley a g a in s t th e Swan with Two Necks. The final will be held on September 8rd at a venue to he announced.


THERE are only five matches left in the Craven and District Cricket League. On Saturday, Chatburn’s first


Craven cricket


team travel to Clough Head tn face Jimmy Nelson’s. Both sides have endured ra th e r inconsis­ tent seasons, but Chatham will be looking for a win to boost their end of season position. The second team face Jimmy


Nelson's at home ami will also be hoping to recapture some form as the season draws to ;i close.


President’s day


A F IN E rou nd of 98-20-78 secured the 1990 P re s id en t’s Day Trophy for Nclle Shaw at Clitheroe Golf Club. Second place went lo Sheila Dawson (89-15-74) after a canl


play-off with third-placed Migs Drew (95-21-74). The tophies were p r e s e n t e d b y Mr R.Chanler.


against the De Lacy Arms, they won 5-1 and were never in any trouble. The Dog and Partridge beat Millington Brass Baud Chib 5-0 and the Reiulle Witch over came the Black Bull 5-8. The semi-finals, to he held on


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