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Clitheroc Advertiser & Times, December 12th, 1991 31


Rugby


' T - r u r D H P ^ " 0' RUFC 1S‘ ,XV 27’ Shell Carrington 1st XV 4 1


. ’home side outclassed the visitors in every facet of


/ In only th e ir third , league game, in a series of 10 f ix tu r e s sp re a d ^throughout the season, the


• the game. The only blemish of the •'match came right at the


tion of Shell CamnnnK


poor tackling had let Shell in for an easy try, Clith- eroe suddenly turned on the power.


gton at Littlemnoonr. However, after some


Some good driving play by the forwards made


start. W ith the visitors line and squeeze in bv the ^arriving late, Clitheroe corner flag. Then another were not wound up as they try was scored in the exact . should have been.


same place, this time by


In-form Whalley continue run


\\ halley 4. Trawden Celtic 1


; Trawden side. The scoreline is perhaps no impression on the


• came as no surprise when “all from the edge of the " Bury gave them the lead penalty area to establish a


half display. Whallev , On the half hour Bolton started brightly and i‘t hammered home a loose


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■ihaving already squan- to be a comfortable victory d e re d a c o u p le of m prospect,


after just eight minutes,


half-chances. The visitors were over­ whelmed by Whatley's


’ neat football and looked verv uncomfortable at the


long ball to their twin strikers, who could make


Battling


display Rimington 0, Colne Utd 1


FIELDING a n o th e r changed side due to injuries and illness and facing the top team in the East Lancashire League first division, Rimington allowed Colne to dominate the opening play in this match. With Colne in control


bai t u-u u I,;, ', football, more in line with


Trawden changed their tactics, serving up an aggressive brand of good


In the second half.


ck. When they gained their tmlitions and Whal- possession they played the , were t under con?i(1.


enable pressure. They held out with some


desperate defensive work and a f te r 70 minutes increased their lead to 3-0.


A Trawden corner was


swiftly cleared. Rodia, S m i t h a n d B u r v


exchanged passes and the latter was left with a sim­ ple chance from six yards.


for most of the first half, Rimington had to defend in numbers and they com­ peted well, with veteran Frank Richards playing an im p o r ta n t ro le in restricting Colne to only a few clear-cut chances. Having been u n d e r pressure for so long, the home side were quite pleased to go in at half­ time trailing by a solitary goal.


change in Rimington as they grew more and more confident and began to realise they could not only match them, but beat them as well. Forcing several corners,


The second half saw a


press forward and a pow­ erful shot from 15 yards reduced the arrears to 3-1 after 7S minutes. It was looking a bit desperate for Whalley as they continued to be pressurised, but with five minutes to go, the result was made safe.


Trawden continued to


Bury left them in the clear and Bury completed his hat-trick with a fine 20 yard shot.


take on Clitheroe at Shaw- bridge in what should be a thrilling local derby (k.o. 2-15 p.m.).


On Saturday, Whalley


Rimington came close on a number of occasions, with Richards coming closest to scoring when he headed CONTINUING th e ir against the under-side of recent run of poor results, the bar.


Dismal form Pendle Forest 4,


Whalley Reserves 2


substitutions to try and Forest in the East Lanca­ shire League second division.


Rimington made two down -1-2 against Pendle Whalley Reserves went


salvage a point, bringing on Conti for Leach and i S to k e s . T h is move


even greater efforts and they attacked the visitors down both flanks, pinning them in their own half.


nspired Rimington to


Dewhurst going close with a fine shot which was s a v e d b y t h e C o l n e


However, the equaliser some character and fought e l u d e d t h e m , w i t h


back to leave the score at 2-3.


'keeper. For Rimington, the whole team gave 100 percent, with the back four outstanding. If they play in this way every week, Rimington will most certainly climb the table.


Calderstones denied


Calderstones 3, Warners Arms 4


FOR the fourth consecutive home match in the Blackburn Memorial League third divi­ sion, Calderstones lost by the odd goal. Warners started well and


to equalise through Chris Barnes. The topsy turvy match, made more difficult by the frosty conditions, then swung back to Warners, who went back into the lead with a


equalised, again through Barnes, only to see Warners hit two in quick succession to kill the match off. ‘ Barnes completed his hat-


fine goal. -•Once again, Calderstones


Cup defeat


■ St Helens Ladies’ FC I, Clitheroe Ladies’ KC 0


. Although Clitheroe hit back


STARTING on top, St Helens almost took the lead in the ripening minute, but ’keeper Vickers saved well.


with a chance, St Helens took the lead after 20 minutes and looked to h ave co n tro l . Vickers made a superb save in the 30th minute, keeping out a St Helens penalty, but the home side made it 2-0 soon after from a corner. ‘.The second half s ta rted


hnd fourth goal, to seal the match.


conceded a cruel penalty in the final 10 minutes and the match was lost.


However, the side then


travel to face Oswaldtwis­ tle Town (k.o. 2-15 p.m.).


On S aturday, they


local side were caught twice in the opening 10 minutes, going 2-0 down. Although they showed


Starting poorly, the


from defence saw Parkin­ son feed Smith and an exchange of passes with


Another quick break 'ea<' an'* there looked


WHALLEY continued their recent run of good form in the BTS East Lancashire League first division with a fine victory over a competitive


a little flattering to the Whalley defence, admira- home side, particularly in bly marshalled by Parr, view of Trawden's second


space for full-back Dave Slinger to come into the


On the winning trail demoli ^ ^ ou iT1^ ?ien hit the "'inning trail again, with a five try


flanker Roger Holmes, but only after a powerful burst from Mike Francis peeling off a lineout. At only 8-4 ahead at the


Heanan opened his account with a fast break from a standing start. Showing his speed, he raced under the posts with ease.


interval, the game was certainly not safe, but playing with the slope, Clitheroe opened out with some marvellous three- quarter moves. F ly -h a l f Malcolm


Snooker


Waddington regain leading position


IN the Clitheroe and District Sooker League, Waddington B returned to winning ways fol­ lowing a good away victory against Slaidburn A and go back to the top of Division One, thanks to the inactivity of near challengers Billington A.


Chatburn A hammered lowly CSC B and move into second place and with a game in hand are begin­ ning to look threatening. In Division Two Slaid­


Defending champions


Converting his own try, he followed this with a


willingness to run the ball wide when centres Taylor and Wood combined well to put winger P e te r Jaques in at the corner. Then in the gathering


frustrated. Clitheroe again showed


penalty kick as Shell, began to get increasingly


Bass North West Counties’ League


gloom of the early eve­ ning, Slinger scored and converted his second after the forwards had supplied the steady scrummage ball. Clitheroe can be well


AFTER trailing and then leading, Clitheroe eventually settled for draw and a single point against Skelmersdale United.


pleased with this perfor­ mance, gaining revenge for last season’s defeat at the hands of the same opposition. It was an excellent


Park side for the second time in as many weeks, Clitheroe continued their fine form, taking a point and further strengthening


their league position.


overall team performance, but special mention must go to scrum-half Dave Tat- tersall, playing his first game after injury, and to man-of-the-match Mike Francis. This Saturday, Clith­


Jaques, Wood, Taylor, Day, Heanan, Tattersall, Proctor, Isherwood, Dubowski, Giles, Francis, N e w t o n , H o l m e s ,


McEntyre.


Depleted line-up


Tyldesley 2nd XV 52. , Clitheroc 2nd XV 3


ANOTHER determined performance was given by


a depleted Clitheroe second team, down to 11


players, in their visit to Tyldeslev. Clitheroe dominated the


eroe have another league fixture, this time away at Blackpool. Clitheroe: Slinger,


Facing the White Moss


Revival continues On a bitterly cold day, it


Skelmersdale United 2, Clitheroe 2 what to expect and the


Seddon which made the difference, in a well-con­ tested and tight match.


was the attacking prowess of Denny Khan and Mick


Both sides knew just


Trophy defeat for Clitheroe


Clitheroc 1. Southport 3


CLITHEROE’S run of poor results in cup. matches continued when the side went down 3-1 to an impressive Southport team at Shawbridge.


from the FA Vase, FA Cup and Raab Karcher


Having been eliminated


Cup already this season, hopes were high that the club, especially after hit­ ting some good league form, could put together a cup run. However, this dream


Jarvis muscled his way


past Glyn Davies to score from a tight right angle. Trailing by three goals,


jumping of Tim Hitchen and Dominic Blanc. The match started to


first 15 minutes of this match, keeping a strong and experienced Tyldesley team in their own twenty two. with the aid of good line-out ball won by the


slip from Clitheroe's grasp when a barrage of long kicks deep into the away side's twenty two were followed by thundering charges from the Tyldes­ ley pack. The ball was repeatedly


muscled over the Clitheroe try line. Brave efforts by the


Clitheroe pack, together with a few well-timed runs by the backs, pulled them back into the game. When Paul Taberner was tackled around the neck, 16-year- old Michael Stott neatly kicked the penalty for Clitheroe’s only points of the match. At the final whistle both


teams knew they had been in a battle, especially with the strong but infrequent tackling of Clitheroe which resulted in the departure at times, of Tyldesley players.


proved a little optimistic against Southport. The visitors were given a tre­ mendous start when Peter Daley scored an easy third minute goal. After losing possession, Clitheroe were suddenly dangerously exposed and they paid, with the ball played through to the unmarked Daley, who beat Terry Grogan from 20 yards. This had come after


Clitheroe knew they would have to tighten up at the back and become more inventive in their attack­ ing play if they were to salvage anything. To their credit, the


home side did plug the gaps, but could not find the goals needed to rescue the tie. Clitheroe’s best chance


match started with the home side leading the way and making all the early


play. New signing Lee Gille­


spie replaced the injured Terry Grogan and the stand-in 'keeper made a nervous start, conceding a 12th minute goal. After failing to hold a


Geoff Young . . . late chance


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Shawbridge] topics


shall Burke battled hard and was unlucky not to equalise with a well taken and hard shot, which was tipped around the post by Skelmersdale 'keeper Jarvis. After what had been a


long range shot, Gillespie was left stranded and Colin Knox followed up to score. Midfield maestro Mar­


WITH both the first and second teams at Clitheroe Football Club currently in form, things are really beginning to look up at Shawbridge. With plans for a new


controlled start, the match began to get a bit scrappy, with neither side making any headway. This period of poor play came to an end in the 40th minute when Clitheroe equalised. The tireless Seddon was


seated stand just unveiled, further additions to the squad made last week and both sides climbing their respective leagues, the Christmas cheer has come early. The new stand, which


burn B squeezed a win at Social Club to keep their top position but RBL A, with a game in hand, are still close on their heels. These two are beginning to leave the rest in their wake.


Whitbread Ribble Valley League Tight trophy match


THE top two teams in the Whitbread Ribble Valley League met at the weekend in the Ash­


minutes in the first half, through Craig Robinson and Roger Sumner. However, Calderstones, to their credit, fought back well with goals coming from Steven Brown and Mick Wilson, with a free-kick. Although both sides had chances to wrap the match


ley Smith Trophy. Ribble Valley Raiders scored two goals in as many


up, 'keepers Dave Pettigrew and Andrew McGrew were both outstanding. The two teams face each other again this weekend


N. Robinson SG; G.Tomlin­ son 3S, P. Whittaker 92; B. Driver 40, G. Simkin G5; R. Watson 53, M. Lawson 54; C. Thome 8S, P. Clark G3; D. Niven 44, D. Speak 79. Slaidburn A (4) 3S0,


CSC B (2) 301, Chatburn A (12) 439: B. Bithell 3S,


Results: Division One —


Waddington B (10) 425: L. Lawson 52, M. Reyn­ olds GS: B. Walker 32, D. Cox 102; H. Dixon 7G, T. H. Walmsley 7S; W. Jones 33, M. Dewhurst 92; G. Tedstone 102, P. Wilson 42: J. Jacques S5, B. Phil­ lip 43. Waddington A (4) 314,


Cons A (10) 365: B. Wad­ dington 48, M. Wensley (54; A. Herd 51, B. Har­ greaves 47; T. Swift 4G, S. Taylor 50; F. Coar 39, D.


Smith 64; J. Baines 71, T. Sunter 45; J. WoofT 59, F. Webster 95. Billington B (4) 342,


Connell 59, A. Riley SO; S. Flannery 91, D. Bannister 40; S. Keighley 31, S. Petty 81; N. Glover 75, J. Lund G3; R. Ormiston 49, F. Wrathall 77. Division Two — Cons B


Rimington A (10) 40S: J. Gibson 37, D. Riley G7; D.


in the replay, with a semi-final against Grindleton Reserves as the prize for the winners. In the Aitken Shield preliminary round, NGSOB


ble Valley Raiders in the quarter finals next month. Results: Ashley Smith Trophy — RV Raiders 2,


beat Grindleton Reserves 3-0 and now meet Station Hotel at home in the next round. Lower Buck beat Royal Oak 3-2 and will face Rib­


Calderstones 2. Aitken Shield —NGSOB 3, Grind­ leton Reserves 0; Royal Oak 2, Lower Buck 3. Aitken Shield quarter-finals (matches to be played in


(4)324, Station Hotel (10) 400: P. Swales 70, G. Blackburn 67; J. Pickles Gl, C. Whittaker G3; G. Hincks 30, M. Herrington 78; A. Gudgeon 35, D. Laycock 4S; I. Charlton Gl, C. S tu a r t 59; E. McQtiade G7, P. Stuart S5. Rimington B (12) 417,


the New Year): Kings Arms v Calderstones, Waggon and Horses v Craven Heifer, Lower Buck v RV Raiders, NGSOB v Station Hotel. Saturday’s fixtures: Ashley Smith replay — Calder­


stones v RV Raiders. League — Station Hotel v NGSOB, Kings Arms v Craven Heifer, Grindleton


Reserves v Waggon and Horses.


rewarded with a well taken goal to give Clith­ eroe a real boost just before half-time.


Clitheroe, starting in style, had forced three quick corners, all to no avail. As the half wore on, the


came in the -17th minute when Ashcroft looked to have done enough with a looping header from 10 yards. However Southport 'keeper Paul Moore saved well. In the 00th minute,


Moore was penalised for taking too many steps


difference between the sides became apparant, with Stockport looking exremely tight at the back and a real handful going forward. After threatening to


indirect free-kick just six yards out. With all the players,


from a goalkick and the r e f e r e e a w a r d e d a n


score on a number of occa­ sions, Southport even­ tually made it 2-0 in the 21st minute, with yet another simple goal. Ian Baker played a ball


some Clitheroe and some Southport, banked along the goal-line, Ashcroft blasted the ball in the hope that it would find a way through. It did not and the score remained at 3-0. Clitheroe’s moment of


to James McHugh in the middle, who then turned to face a clear path to goal. Split by the throughoall, the defence could only watch as McHugh strode into the area to score with ease. Although Clitheroe bat­


tled relentlessly, with Mick Seddon tireless and Denny Khan working hard, they just could not break down the defence. The killer goal came late in the first half when Tony


glory came in the 73rd minute when Southport defender Dave Fuller, under pressure, headed into his own net. Given a slender lifeline,


Seddon was gifted a c h a nee w hen J a rv is dropped the ball, but the Clitheroe player was slow to react and the chance was wasted.


Seconds after the break,


determination, Clitheroe forged another chance when Khan was fouled on the edge of the box. The free-kick was blasted toward goal by Burke, but Jarvis was a match for the effort and saved well.


F ighting with real


eroe took the lead in the Gist minute, when Khan skipped into the box from the right and beat the 'k eeper with a well- directed shot.


just did not have the fire­ power to make a match of it.


Clitheroe could not escape before the end. However, facing a talented South- port side, they did com­ pete for long periods, but


Tate, Gannon, Proctor, Keeley, Ashcroft, Davies, Burke, Young, Khan, Sed­ don. Subs: Pearce, Orrell.


Clitheroc: Grogan,


Shawbridge side could only hold onto the lead for nine minutes, before Knox scored again, to level the scores.


Unfortunately, the


match, both sides battled away, but could not create much in the way of clear- cut chances, with Geoff Young going closest with a header.


For the rest of the


take on Bradford Park Avenue at McLaren Field (k.o. 3p.m.).


Ribble Valley held by Hyndburn Itibblc Valley 2, Hyndburn 2


took an early lead, but Cal­ derstones came back strongly


IN this, their latest league game, Ribble Valley Schools XI had to battle hard for a share of the points, against local rivals Hyndburn. The v is i to r s were


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quickly into their stride and posed real problems for the home defence. After being under a lot


sESfijs tC o o cM


of pressure, Ribble Valley hit back with a good chance. Somewhat against the run of play, Ian Davies broke free on the right and was a little unlucky when


trick with a long-range blast 19, reduce the arrears, but the match ended 4-3 to Warners.


the ball bobbled as he was about to shoot. Hyndburn continued to


create the better chances and it came as no surprise when they took the lead midway through the half. To their credit, Ribble


fd .* m m On Saturday, Clitheroe Now in control, Clith­


will seat 250 spectators, will be erected on the site of the old one on the town side of the ground, with work scheduled to start in IS months time. On the playing side,


Bonnick hat-trick seals the result


manager Alan Bradshaw added Lee Gillespie to his playing staff last week and the player was drafted straight in for the visit to Skelmersdale, after Terry Grogan was ruled out through injury. However, after being


with the club for less than 24 hours, the player moved on again, joining Darwen. To cover the injured


Chatburn 3, Oswaldtwistle Town 1


CHATBURN never looked in any trouble in this East Lancashire League Division Two fix­ ture against Oswaldtwistle, who last week


Grogan, Bradshaw has signed David Whalley, from Burnley Belvedere. Last weekend's 2-2


Chatburn took control early on after realising their opponents only had a couple of players of any real class and with Lawson doing a man-to-man mark­ ing job, the side looked strong throughout. The first goal came for


C h a t b u r n a f t e r 2 0


in the BTS East Lanca­ shire League first division, continued their good form and climb up the table with a -1-1 win against Johnsons. On Saturday, Clitheroe


draw earned Clitheroe another welcome point and the Blues’ now stand clear in 10th place. The Reserves, playing


minutes, when a huge clearance from 'keeper


Wright found Keefe, who collected the ball and ran through the Oswaldtwistle defenders to easily beat t h e a d v a n c i n g goal-keeper. After the break, the


the venue on Tuesday night for the annual play­ ers and spectators Christ­ mas party. Starting at 7-- 30 p.m., the event is open to all followers of Clith­ eroe FC and anyone requiring further details should contact secretary


travel away to take on Bradford Park Avenue (k.o. 3 p.m.), while the Reserves take on Whalley in a local derby at Shaw­ bridge (k.o. 2-15 p.m.). The clubhouse will be


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THE local teams in the BTS East Lancashire League are, on the whole, playing well. In Division One, Clith­


BTS results


eroe FC continued their run of good form with a 4- 1 win against Johnsons SC, while Sabden beat Rock Rovers and Whalley beat Trawden Celtic. In Division Two, Chat-


Valley continued to press forward whenever thev could and were rewarded with a goal from a free- kick. Stuart Brown floated the ball into the box and Steven Wilkinson stabbed the ball over the line. After the break, Ribble


pborly for Clitheroc, letting in their opponents for a third


Valley were still allowing Hyndburn to dominate the midfield and this meant that the home defence had to work extremely hard. Mark Ireland, at full


back, and keeper Richard Lamb, were both out­ standing, well supported by Michael Hindle. After hitting the bar


and going close a number of tim e s , Hyndburn regained the lead and then looked like running away with the game.


Valley decided to make a fight of it and started to


At this point, Ribble fet their act together.


best goal of the game; a four man move was fin­ ished off when Roger Haythornthwaite crossed to Wilkinson, who beat the


hey equalised with the


'keeper with a crisp left foot shot.


both sides forged chances to win the match, but the final whistle came with the scores locked at 2-2. Our picture shows Rib­ ble Valley, back from the


In the closing minutes,


left: Michael Hindle, Richard Wright, John McCarthy, Richard Lamb, P e te r Berry, S tu a r t Brown, Oliver Chapman. Front: Roger Haythornth­ waite, Mark Ireland, Ste­ ven Wilkinson, Martin


Cane, Ian Davies, Jatinder Singh.


Clitheroe 4, Johnsons SC 1; Rimington 0, Colne United 1; Sabden 3, Rock Rovers 2; Whalley 4, Trawden Celtic 1. Division Two — Colne


Oswaldtwistle Town. • Results: Division One —


burn stand in joint first place a f te r b e a t in g


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beat league leaders Baruoldswick. Playing with confidence,


entertain Baruoldswick, who share top place in the table with the village side.


Goals galore Grindleton 9,


Cowling FC Reserves 1


GRINDLETON totally dominated this Craven League second division match against Cowling. Two goals in the open­


away side piled on the pressure and equalised after 53 minutes when Chatham's midfield failed to pick up their men and allowed a good move to develop into a goal-scoring chance.


after the break, Oswald­ twistle would have taken command of the game but for the tireless efforts of Chatham's back four, who were extremely effective in h a l tin g the many attacks that came their way.


For a 15 minute period


came as a huge relief to the spectators and man­ agement when Keefe played an excellent ball over the Oswaldtwistle defenders to Bonnick, who put the ball away with ease. Substitute Dewhurst


Chatburn's second goal


• killer goal. Bonnick picked the ball up down the left and crossed to Bretherton, who played it on to Dewhurst to cross back to Bonnick who headed home. On Saturday, Chatburn


was then put on to create his usual havoc down the right flank and his hard work helped bring the


into the lead when Hail­ wood grabbed his second after 20 minutes, followed by a Ramsden goal soon after.


ing five minutes from Hailwood and Cherry set the villager’s on their way for their largest win of the season. Grindleton went further


before half-time, Cowling were awarded a penalty, which they scored. In the second half, the


With 10 minutes to go


Cowling defence was put under pressure for the


press forward and were rewarded with a goal from Wolfenden, a fine looping header from Cherry and a strike from Pinder. The rout was completed


first 15 minutes, and they contrived to score a bizarre own goal. Grindleton continued to


Johnson, Earnshaw, Devine, Reynolds, Wol­ fenden, Ramsden, Pinder, Wood, Hailwood, Cherry. Subs: Crossley, Appleby.


when Hailwood completed his hat-trick. Grindleton: Craig,


Cash boost


OVER £400 has been raised for Bolton-by-Bowland’s Vil­


its largest ever field and race organiser Mr Roger Dewhurst expressed his thanks to main sponsor, physiotherapist Mrs Denise Park, and all the local villagers and Clitheroe trad­ ers, who donated prizes.


lag e H all F u n d by th e recently held fell race. The annual event attracted


Pendle Club (2) 354: S. Wincklev G9, A. Procter 43; D. A'. Seed 73. A. Tay­ lor 49: J. Lund jnr 79, S. Edmondson (55; P. Winck- ley 71, J. Nedejkonic G3; R. Holland 5G, J. Schofield 77; D. Seed G9, J. Holmes 57.


RBL B (2) 371: P. Parker 102, S. Maher 41; M. Bil­ lington 78, C. Barlow 55; P. Wilson 8G, M. Cole G8; S. Booth SI, K. Walmsley 55; A. Hodgson 6G, G.


Slaidburn B (8) 406: S. Cox 3-1, G. Parker 5S; J. Burgess 64, D. Cowking 84; J . Roberts GO, A. Rigby 74; V. Adcroft 83, H. Carr 74; K. Bales 74, N. Pinder 65; M. Harvey 89, P. Maher 51. Chatburn B (12) 465,


Social Club (6) 404,


Moor A (4 ) 374: M. Peel (5-1, I. Perry 58; E. Barnes 58, J. Rinuner 73; A. Bur­ gess 77, N. Brown 5S; N. Gamer S5, N. Parkinson 42, B. H. Sims 72, J. Shears 78; N. Schofield 79, M. Mayers G5. Points and positions:


Swales G2; A. Wilson 52, G. Wahnslev 90. RBL A (10) 435, Low


Billington A 68, Rimington A 62, Slaidburn A 58, Cons A 56, Billington B 51, CSC A 50, CSC B 48, Waddington A 44, Low Moor B 33. Division Two — Slaid­


Division One — Wadding­ ton B 76, Chatburn A 70,


burn B 80, RBL A 74, Sta­ tion 64, Social 58, Cons B 56, Chatburn B 54, Police 5-1, RBL B 54, Rimington B 50, Pendle Club 44, Low Moor A 42. Tonight’s fixtures: Divi­


v Chatburn B, RBL B v Rimington B, Slaidburn B v RBL A, Low Moor A v Police, Pendle v Cons B.


sion One — Chatburn A v Waddington A, Rimington A v CSC B, CSC A v Slaidburn A, Billington A v Low Moor B, Cons A v Billinjjton B. Division Two — Station


Party night


THERE are still tickets avail­ able for Clitheroe Football Club’s Christmas draw and party night. Being held a t the club­


house, the event is next Tues­ day, sta rting at 7-30 p.m. Entertainment will come from vocalist and comedian Mitch Mitchell and tickets, which cost £3, are available from any club member.


Ladies’ golf


WINNER of the ladies’ sec­ tion December Medal at Clith­ eroe Golf Club was Mrs Pat Brennan, with a score of 101-28-73.


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CLITHEROE GOLFS SHOP


United Reserves 0, Rib- chester 2; Chatburn 3, Oswaldtwistle Town 1; Pendle Forest Reserves 4, Whalley Reserves 2; Read U n i te d 0, S a b d e n Reserves 1.


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