Summer darts


Waddington surge


WADDINGTON A have moved into second place in the Great Harwood and second division. in their latest match, the


District Howling League


side crushed Castle A 8-2 and now stand four points behind leaders Burnley Koad B. In the third division, Clith­ eroe Cricket lost against lead­


ers Gaily Park. Whalley A continue to domi­


nate Division Three and after their latest 8-2 success, the side stand 10 points dear at the top. Hurst Green A, who recorded


a 0-1 victory in their latest match, lead the chasing pack. Results: Division Two — Cas­ tle A 2, Waddington A S; Globe


B 8, Whnllev B 2. Division i ’hree — Gatty Park


8, Clitheroe Cricket 2. Division Four — Free Gar­


Marathon drive aids village hall


THREE West Bradford men drove from the village hall to Land’s End, then to John 0’ Groats and back in the space of 3d hours at the weekend.


The 1,759-mile drive


BRIDGE CLUB


MEMBERS of ClithuniL* Bridge Cluh aUeiulod the final of the Cold Cup held last weekend in Harrogate. .Spectators were? w e lcom e and any re ad e r interested in following the game of bridge at top level and talking to players of international stan­ dard would find a visit to this, or a s im i la r e v e n t , most, rewarding. There was no charge for admission. Arriving 10 minutes before play began, I look a seat at a corner of the card table where l could watch the bidding and play of John Armstrong in the first, session and Tony For­ rester in the second. Before play began, Arm­


strong briefly introduced the other players to the spectators, who then numbered about :»0. Some, like me, had chosen to sit where they hail a clear view of one player’s hand; others pre­ ferred to walk round and look at all four hands. Apart from Armstrong who,


at the beginning of each deal, obligingly fanned his cards widely and held them above his head so that the spectators behind could see, the players were oblivious to the presence of other people, even though some o f them were literally ! breathing down their necks. In fact, the most memorable impression of the event was the absolute concentration of the competitors. The final session was watched


on view-graph in an outside room. Four hands were dis­ played on a screen and the bid­ ding and play were discussed by two experts. All in all. it was a most absorbing experience for the bridge enthusiast. Wednesday's winners at the


Clitheroe club were: Mr Cartier and Mr Holden, followed by Mr


Atkinson and MrCapstick. On Monday, winners were Mr Higson and Mr Ormond, fol­ lowed by Mrs 10. Wood and Mr


Kay. I ’hursday: NS Mr and Mrs J.


l ’awiicki, Mr G. 15. Bollard and Mr (J. Pollard: 10W Mrs Wood and Mr Haydock, Mr Garner and Mr Capstick.


I). M. S.


raised £800 for the village hall fund through the sale of guesses about the mileage of the journey. Mr Gordon Ingham, of West Clough, and a Burnley resident guessed the cor­ rect figure. Driving the car, which


was loaned by Brian Doot- son’s Garage, Clitheroe, were David Sharp, Mark M a s h i 11 er an d Dave Court. Thanks to a diesel engine, they only had to refuel three times, with petrol paid for by five local haulage contractors. The journey was only


slowed by a single traffic .jam, wh'ich cropped up


just outside Birmingham shortly after their 10-15 a.m. start on Friday. Oth­ erwise, the trip, which ended at 8-15 p.m. on Saturday, went smoothly, with spot-on weather except for some clouds and rain m Scotland. Pictured above at John


O’ Groats are the three­ some, who drove round the clock apart from a five-minute stop every three hours to switch dri­ vers and an hour-long rust at mealtimes.


Hold convention OVER 12,()Ul) delegates of


the Jehovah’s Witnesses, including 80 members from C l ith e ro e , are expected to attend their, annual convention at Burnden Park, the home of Bolton Wanderers Football Club, this week­ end and next. The theme of the event,


which starts at 2 p.m., is “Eight bearers,” consist­ ing of a series of lectures, interviews and Biblical


and modern day sketches.


deners 8, Calderstones 2; Hurst Green B 1, Hurst Green A 0; Sabden Bed 8, Sabdcn Black 2; Waddington B G, Castle B -1; Whalley A *1, Victoria B 2. 'Hie Divisonal handicaps will


be held on Saturday at clubs throughout Hast Lancashire. Division One (at Waddington


UC): l p.m. — G. Leonard v Kay Turner, G. Dodd v J. Norris, J. Macnamara v T. Ormerod, R. Smith v M. Wens- ley, A. Shurmer v S.Hitchon, V. 0 Tl)onnell v J. Chalwin, J. Hhorall v M. Kimmer, C. Mas­ sey v N. Trelfali, G. Schofield v M. Smith. Division Two (at Victoria,


Great Harwood): 1 p.m. — A. Spencer v G. Stevens, P. Mul- derig v K. Ryder, T. Spencer v G. Ilindle, D*. Cowpertnwaito v M. Hdmundsun, M. Watkins v O. Hesmondhalgh, H. Pickles v C. Snapo. 2 p.m. — S. Dowber v 1.


Jackson, J. Larder v G. Pick­ les, L. Mulderig v L. Ilindle, A. Dobson v J. Howarth, M. Wells v G. Wood. Division Three (at Mercer


Park): 12 noon — W. Carter v P. Bonney, N. Parkinson v H. Loach, J. Hale v R. Duxbury,


M. Gerrard v i. North, I). Bon­ ney v R. Whittam, R. Slinger v G. Hrskine, S. Gall v L. Burton, D. Pilkington v R. Mercer. I p.m. — J. Nixon v A. Ste­ phenson, D. Birkerstaffe v K.


Craven cricket


Dismal form


Chatburn 1st XI IGGall out. Cowling 1st XI 227 loro


COWLING won the toss and elected to bat on a good hard wicket in this Craven and Dis­ trict. Cricket League first division match. Despite good howling by Rod Booth and Nie Thomas,


tile Cowling openers put on l«s:i for the first wicket. Set 22S to win, Chatburn


needed a big innings from at least one of ( he batsmen. Bob


Wright came nearest with an innings of 42. but Chatburn wen* always falling behind the


required run-rate. The late o rd e r batsmen


were all out trying to score at about 11 runs an over. Chat- burn were well short o f the required to ta l, being d is ­ missed for K>(5 in the Iasi over of the match. Cowling: 227 loro. Bowling: S. Booth 7-U-51-0, R. B o o th 14-0-48-0, N.


Thomas 12-1-28-0, I. Darbv- shire .V0-02-1. P. Rowson 4-0- 28-:|. R. Slmvclton 3-0-24-0. Chatburn: R. Harrison 8,


Scott, Marie Gerrard v R. Carter, J. Slvnn v D. Baron, T. Chiney v fc. Smith, P. Bis- set v G. Ingham. Division Four (at Burnley


Road): 10*80 a.m. — H. J. Hud- field v P. Shipstun, H. Pickering v M. Burns, H. Hoddcr v K. Knight, R. Young v G. Thomas, J. Robinson v J. Schofield, 1). Shaw v D. Ilindle, M. Hceles v D. Knight, D. Aspinall v J. Wright. 12 noon — G. Kumsbottom


v E. Hadfield, R. Hayhursl v W. Wright, E. Bywatcr v A. Whitehead, L. Wilkinson v G. Schofield, J. Hanson v W. Hall, P. Lambert v G. Clarke. 1 p.m. — Kalh Monk v W.


Crotty, J. Brown v Keith Monk, C. Haworth v K. SUnsfiold, A. Crotty v T. Crotty, T. Brown v F. Fielding, A. Dowber v J. Wilcock.


Craven cricket


CHATBUKN endured mixed fortunes at the weekend in the Craven and District Cricket League, with one victory and one defeat. Points and positions: Division


One — Thornton 1G, Embsuy M, Barrowfurd 13, Cowling 13, Bundle Forest 12, Foulridge 11, Oakworth 11, Upper Wharfe- dale (J, Long Lee G, Commley 5, Chatburn 5, Skipton Cl 5. Division Three — Oakworth


18, Embsuy 15, Long Lee 14, Barrowford 12, Cowling 10. Pendle Forest 10, Skipton Cl 0, Thornton 8, Upper Wharfe- dale 8, Chatburn 7, Foulridge


5, Cononley 4. On Saturday, Chatburn 1st


XI lake on defending champions Long Lee at the Playing Fields, while Chatburn 2nd a I face Long Lee 2nd XI at Golden View.


Fine showing Rolls Kovcc 1st XI I3S all out


Rihidcsdnic Wanderers 2ml XI 130 for 5


RO L LS Rovee hatted first and lost their first wicket with the score at 15. Britcliffe hav­ ing Proud caught behind. The same howler then took


2 wickets in 2 balls and things looked good for the visitors. However, a stand of 03 took the score to (Hi before Slinger had Whalley trapped Ibw. At 109, lie then took 2 more


wickets in consecutive balls and at 113 look his fourth wicket. Spencer then took a wicket helore Slinger finished the innings with the score at 138. His figures were (> for 24 off U) overs. Ribblesdale did not start


loo well and lost Davies and Palmer with only l(i runs on the hoard. CoLtain was next to go, with the score at 33 and Spencer went for 1(5, with the score at 5(5. This brought Dickinson and


Proctor together and the pair gradually built up the score before Dickinson bowled for


33, with the score at 120. Proctor continued to score


the remaining runs and had


amassed 40 when Overy hit a four to give Ribblesdale maxi­ mum points. Rolls Koyce: 138 all out. Bowling: 1. Britcliffe 13-1-


47-3. U. Blair 9-I-21-0, P. Spencer 11-3-41-1, W. Slinger


P. Rowson 8. R. Wright 42. M. Pearce 13, R. Booth Hi, R. Shovellon 27, K. Barker 28. J. Trotter 7, N. Thomas 1. I. Darbyshire 0. S. Booth 8 n.o., extras 8. total BIG.


10-3-24-fi. Ribblesdale Wanderers: R. Palmer 1. M. Davies 11, D.


Cottam 7, A. Dickinson 33, P. Spencer 1G, S. Proctor *10 n.o., D. Overy 7 n.o., extras 24, total 139 for 5.


THE Clitheroe .Men’s Invita­ tion Summer Darts League reached the halfway stage last week. There was little change to


the second division table even though the leaders New Inn lost to second-placed Kings Arms B. Unlv three points divide the top ihroe sides. In Division One. Kings


Arms A continue to dominate and now lead by three points after their latest 5-2 win. So far this season there


have been 28 recorded ISO's, with A. Gudgeon scoring five and S. Conti four. K. Plane; .M. Kunson and B. Noble have alt scored t.wo each. Results: Division One — CCWA1C 5. Commercial 2:


( ’raven Heifer 1, Royal Oak A (»; Royal Oak I) 4, Horseshoe A 3; Victoria 2. Kings Arms A 5; Dog and Partridge 2. Low Moor Club f>. Division Two — Cross Keys


2, Koval Oak B 5: Horseshoe B 2, l.Iaek Horse A 5; Black Horse B 2. Station 5; Kings Arms B 4. New Inn 3. Points and positions: Divi­


sion One — Kings Arms A 44, CCWMC 41. Royal Oak A 41, Horseshoe A 40. Low Moor Club 34. Royal Oak 1)34. Dog and Partridge 22, Victoria 21, Craven Heifer 20. Commer­ cial 18. Division Two — New Inn


.‘58. Kings Arms B 37. Black Horse A 3(5, Brown Cow 21), Station Hotel 28, Black Horse B 25. Cross Keys 24, Royal Oak 15 23, Horseshoe B 12. Highest checkout: Division


One — B. Davis (130). Divi­ sion Two — M. Kunson ( 11(5). Least darts: Division One


— A. Gudgeon (11). Division Tw o— D. Johnson (13).


Emphatic win


A MUCH heller performance from Chatburn 2ml X! saw them heat Cowling by 48 runs in this ( ’ raven and District Cricket League third divison encounter. Batting first, Chatburn had


three batsmen who all scored above 50, with Tomlinson (5S), Snensley (52) and Craig (GO n.o.) all impressing. Useful contributions from


Mercer (PJ). Hanson (20) and Barker (25) pushed the score up to 2(50 for 8 at the close. With a lack of recognised


howlers, defending the total was not going to he easy, but an excellent display from Lambert, with 4 fur (5-1 and Barker, with 5 for 43, which also included a hat-trick, helped Chatburn to


victory. Chathuru: S. Tomlinson 58,


8. Mercer PJ. P. Clough 1, I). Harrison 20, M. Barker 25, M. Spensley 52, P. Craig GO n.o., G. Lambert 0, P. Whittaker 0, R. Shaw y n.o., extras 1G, total 2G0 for 8. Cowling: 212 all out. Bowling: P. Craig 13-2-GG-O,


G. Lambert 17.3-2-G4-4, M. Barker 7-0-13-5, Rudd 5-0-33-0.


Teams


Ribblesdale Wanderers 1st X I (v Cherry Tree, Sat., 2 p.m., away): T. Braithwaite, Al. Dennett, M. Soroll, M. Wriglev, J. Rain, At. Briggs, D. O’Ne i l l, D. Howard, G. Monk, P. Hall, Fitton. Scorer: C. Britcliffe. R ib b le sd a le W an d erers


2nd X I (v Cherry Tree., Sat., 2 p.m., home): \V. Slinger, S. P r o c to r , P. S p en c e r , M. Da vies, A . Dickinson, R. Palmer, D. Cottam, T. Byrne, I. Britcliffe, B. Spencer, D. Overy. Scorer: D. Elehells. Ribblesdale Wanderers 3rd X I (v Cherry Tree, Sun., 2


p.m., home): W. Bradley, J. Hutchins, J. Burke, C. Monk, N. Schofield, J. Blair, T. Byrne, H. Kenyon, J. Ren- wick, A. Threlfall, D. Overy. Scorer: D. Etehells. Clitheroe Cricket Club 1st


XI (v Blackburn Northern, Sat., 2 p.m., home): N. Ash­ w o r th , Al. D ew h u rs l , C. Seed. N. Bolton, M. Houlds- worlh, R. Leighton, G. Sut­ c l i f fe . A. Booth. P. Moth­ e r in g l o n , S. G ra h am , W r igg lesw o r th. Scorer: S. Coulter. Clitheroe Cricket Club 2nd X I (v Blackburn Northern,


S a t . , 2 p .m . , a w a y ) : P. Bishop, K. F a w c e t t , A . R ig b y , P. A tk in s on , Al. Booth, S. Blackburn, IV Booth, K. Driver, S. Westh- ead. AL Blackburn, S. Duck­ worth. Scorer: AL Preston. Clitheroe Cricket Club 3rd


X I (v Blackburn Northern, Sun.. 2 p.m., home): Ci. Cart- ledge, S. Ashman, W. Briggs, T. Hobday, R. Sharp, U. Blackburn* N. Robinson, J. Coulter, T. Small, P. Duck­ worth, S. Dawson. Scorer: It. Preston. C l ith e ro e C r ick e t Club


Youth X I (v Great Harwood, Mon., B-15 p.m., away): N. Robinson, A. Booth, S. Duck­ worth, T . Small, A. Ali, P. Duckworth, S. Amin. S. Daw­ son, A. Lancaster, T. Mason, R . D o b s o n . S c o r e r : S . Robinson.


Road to glory


AFTER winning the prelimi­ nary round of the Rover Cup at Clitheroe Golf Club, Air Dennis Greenup and Mrs Anne Panter have qualified to play in the regional trial at Shrigtey Hall Golf Club. The Rover Cup Four Nations


Golf Tournament is one of the most prestigious amateur events in the country and provides a rare opportunity for local club players to progress through to an * international competition abroad. Tiie qualifiers go into various


regional finals and eventually four eight-strong teams are


a s s em b led to r e p r e s e n t


England, Scotland,' Wales and Ireland. The teams then travel out to


La Atanga in Spain for the grand final.


Golfers toppled


LAST season’s North West champions Clitheroe, have been knocked out o f the current Vauxhali Golf Club Team Clas­ sic competition. Playing a regional quarter­


final match against Great Har­ wood, the Clitheroe team just could not find their sparkling form of last year and lost 4-1. Last season, Clitheroe made


it all the way to the grand final al St P ie r re Gull Club in Chepstow.


June medal


THE ladies’ section June medal winner at Stonyhurst Park Golf Club was Kath Hobbs with (98-30-G8). The best gross prize went to E. Child (91).


LGU medal THE extra LGU medal and Gil­


bert Benson Trophy, held at Clitheroe Golf Club, was won by Mrs Pat Brennan, with a score 0f(yy-2s-7i).


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EASINGTON RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH) (TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF THROUGH TRAFFIC) ORDER 1992


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Lancashire County Council intend to make an Order under Section 14 (1) of the Road Traffic Regulations Act, 1984, the effect of which is to prohibit temporarily any pedestrian from proceeding over those lengths of public footpaths al Easington in the Borough ol Ribble Valley indicated below:-


That part of Public Footpath No 9 in the Parish of Easington at a point approximately 50 metres from its commencement at School Lane (which lies to the South-East) for a distance ot approximately 670 metres in a general north-westerly direction. Also that part ol Public Footpath No 10 (Parish ot Easington) which is a continuation of Footpath No 9, tor a distance ot


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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Lancashire Joint Concessionary Travel Scheme (Revised August 1991) established between the Lancashire County Council and the District Councils ol Blackburn, Blackpool, Burnley, Chorley, Fylde, Hyndburn, Lancaster. Pendle, Preston, Ribble Valley, Rossendale, West Lancashire and Wyre has been further revised.


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