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Rachel makes it a family ‘double’


FOLLOWING a family tradition, Mrs Rachel Sanderson, of Whalley, celebrated her 90th birth­ day only a year after her sister in neighbouring Clitheroe. Mrs Sanderson was


treated to a lovely day by the pupils of St Augus­ tine’s RC School, Rilling- ton. They invited her to lunch on the day of her birthday and gave her a wonderful feast of food and wine. The orchestra played for


her, the pupils sang “Happy Birthday” and, at


the end of her visit, she was presented with a bas­ ket of flowers. Mrs Sanderson pres­


ently lives on Station Road, Whalley, but was born in Westleigh, near Wigan. 'I’he family moved to Barrow when she was a child and she attended Wiswell School until she was l'l. On leaving school, Mrs


Sanderson went to work at the Judge Walmcsley Cot­ ton Mill, where she was a weaver until the day she retired.


a member of the St John Ambulance, helping the sick and injured.


During the war, she was


band, Mr Richard Sand­ erson, at the grand age of (iO at Whalley Parish Church, where she was a regular parishioner. Mrs Sanderson, who is a


She married her hus­


and a friend took a trip to Blackburn, where they both sampled pizza for the first time and, says her niece; Mrs Margaret Ains­ worth: “She loved it!"


widow, has two sisters, Mrs Jane Wilmot, who is already ill), and Mrs Eva Adamson, who is younger. Hobbies of Mrs Sand­


erson’s include playing bingo, bridge ami whist. Her only weakness seems to be pizza! Recently, she


“Aunty was always very kind. 1 remember she


Mrs Ainsworth added:


bought me a teddy which I kept until it was thread­ bare. Nowadays she is still as lively as she ever was — in fact, she’s as sharp as a needle!”


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Rugby kicks off in fine style


Clitticrnc KLTC fsi XI 23. Chorley Isl XI 11 Clitheine KLTC 1st XI 31. Vulcan KITC 1st XI 12


CL1THI3KOK got the new season off to a good start, with convincing victories over a strong Chorley team and Wigan side Vulcan.


teams exposed their superior u n d e r s ta n d in g of rev is ed rugby regulations, as well as their excellent technique. Their win against Vulcan


s tar ted with a quickly-taken free-kick, which was driven on bv the pack and fed down the hacks, whore new lull- hack Kriss Taylor appeared on the end of the line to score the corner. Malcolm ileanan kept the


T h e ir wins ag a in s t both


Wadding ton finish


home side ahead with four pen al ly kicks, but Vulcan closed the gap at one stage, before Clilheroe rallied again to put the game beyond doubt, with two more tries. The first was an excellent


run down the louchlinc lbr big winger P e te r Jaq u e s , who brushed off th re e would-be la d d e r s for t he; score. The second was claimed by Oliver McKntyre, a f te r Clitheroe continued their superiority in the scrummage by a push­ over try. Special mentions must also


runners-up THE honour of Division Two runners-up spot in the Creat Harwood and District Howl­ ing League has gone to Wad- dington A. who won the divi­ sion last year. R ih h lc sd a lc l» n e ed to


whitewash Metflox, in order to force a play-off against C as tle A ami so avoid the drop to Division Three. In Division Four, Whalley


A have already booked their place as champions, scraping llie aggregate by one chalk, to finish on the same number of points as Hurst Creen A. Results: Division' Two —


Waddington A 7, Castle A 2; Whalley R 8, Globe R 2. Division Four — Caldor-


he made of w in g e r Nick Creeu, who was just held up over the line for a score, and Australian loose-forward Sean P o id a v a n , whose g ro u n d coverage in both attack and defence was impressive. Team: Tyas. (ireen. Water-


h o u s e , T a y lo r , .1 a q u e s , Ileanan, Silcock. Dubowski, isherwood, Proctor, (tiles, Duxbury, Holmes, Poidavan, Melintyre. Clitheroe fu r th er utilised


their knowledge of new rule ch an g e s a g a in s t a s tro n g Chorley side. The Clitheroe forwards were soon winning- good quality balls jn both line- outs and scrummages, espe­ cially from skipper George Ciles and returning lock Mick Duxbury. It was one such play that


stones S, Free Hardeners 2: Castle R 10, Waddington R 0; Hurst Creen A 1), Hurst


Creen R l; Sabden Rlack 7. Sabden Red 2; Victoria R (5,


competitions, Malcolm Wens- ley successfully defended the Ted Tomlinson Trophy, on his home green, at Ribblcsdale. He b e a t Alan C o rn a ll, of Rushton Street in convincing


Whalley A A. In the last of the individual


style at 21-7. Malcolm came up against


some tough competition m Hie early rounds, his closest being his quarter-final tie against


Ceorge Clarke, of Castle R. At 8-15 down. Malcolm found form and came hack to lead 18-17, eventually taking the game 21-18.


gave newly-appointed vice­ captain Malcolm Ileanan the o p p o r tu n i ty to c u t hack inside, from his fly-half posi­ tion, wrong-foot the defence and score the first try of the new season. Ciitherou soon followed up


with another try. this lime for Hanker Uoger Holmes, after a well-worked back row move, off the scrum. Hcanan con­ v e rted both tr ie s and also kicked three penalties during


the match. Although Chorley staged a


brief light back, it was not


'enough and Clitheroe looked good value for the win. Team: Tyas, Croon, Taylor,


Waterhouse, Jauues, Hcanan. Silcock. Dubowski, Tattersall. P ro c to r , C ile s . Duxbury, Holmes, Poidavan, McDntyre. Sub: Isherwood.


Andy’s hat trick


was Ray Onnerod (7.S-12-fi(>), third was Andy Holden (9-1- 27-157), fourth was Mark Jef­ frey (Sd-lfi-OS), fif th was Stuart Procter (80-12-08) and in s ix th place was Nigel Uogerson (80-12-08). .Mark Jeffrey also won the


prize for “nearest the pin,” w i th Ray O rm e ro d a lso returning* the best gross in the.monthly medal (75)).


Speeding


A CLITHEKOE man was lined .!“»() and ordered to pay £20 costs by Lbe town’s magistrates after p le a d in g g u i l ty to speeding. Mr Howard Sedgwick


Sedgwick was stopped by police, using radar equip­ ment, after driving at 44 m.p.h in a 30 m.p.h zone on Crowtrees Brow, Chatham.


(23), of Whittle Close. Clitheroe, a gardener, also bad his licence endorsed with three penalty points. The court heard that


went to Andy Hidden (7l>), who also won the prize for the longest drive and tiie d u b ’s S ep tem b e r monthly medal (70-S-02). Second nlaee in the event


THE winner of the Stony- h u rs t Park Coif Club Can- tain’s Dav was .John Kloek- ee! (87-£U;-l). 'Flu? prize for the best gross


Double delight for


canoeists TWO Kibble Valiev touting) ^ have won the umlcr-lS)s sec­ tion of a tough -12-mile canoe


ra c e fo r th e second y e a r naming. Stephen Woodward (17), of


Chalburn, and Conrad Risp- ing (10), of Henthorn Close, Clitheroe, took part in the Fellandale Challenge Trophy, a tough water course covering th e -12 m i 1 e s b e t w e e n Foulridge and Leeds. M


Kings Arms has clear


lead TIIE top of the Clitheroe and District Premier Pool League has w id en ed , with Kings Arms A now a clear seven points in the lead and with a game in hand. In Division One, KRL A


have liad their 10-point lead of last week reduced to eight points, while second-placed Kings Arms R have a game in hand. In Division Two, Bridge are


hanging on to their two-point lead, while second-placed RHL R also have a game in hand. Results: Premier League


— De Lacy J , Petre Arms 2; Higher Ruck 5, Cross Keys 2; New Inn A (5, C rav en Heifer 1; Kings Arms A J, Victoria Hotel 2; Pendlc Hotel B A, Dog and Partridge A 2; Commercial Hotel A, bye. Division One — Waggon


and Horses 2, New Inn R 5; RBL A A, White Hart 2; Sta­ tion Hotel A 5, Pendle Hotel A 2; Royal Oak A 2, Horse Shoe R .5; Rlack Horse 1, Kings Arms R 0; Horse Shoe A, bye. Division Two — Castle J, Station Hotel R 2; Dog and


— Cross Keys v Commercial H o te l A, P e t r e A rm s v Higher Buck, Bundle Hotel B v De Lacy, Dog and Partridge A v Victoria Hotel, Craven Heifer v Kings Arms A, New Inn A bve. Division One — New Inn B


P a r tr id g e R 1, RBL R 0, Bridge 15, Lord Nelson 1; Ruck A, Royal Oak B 2; Rlack Bull J , Commercial Hotel B 2; White Horse, bye. Fixtures: Premier League


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v Horse Shoe A, Kings Arms B v Waggon and Horses , Royal Oak A v Black Horse, Horse Shoe B v Pendle Hotel A, White H a r t v S ta t io n Hotel A, RBL A bye. Division Two — RBL B v


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White Horse, Station Hotel B v Dog and Partridge B, Black Bull v C as tle, Commercial lintel B v Royal Oak B, Lord Nelson v Buck, Bridge bye.


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De Lacy................ .... 15 S 7 71 Cross Iveys............ .... 15 7 S 72 Craven Heifer....... .... lf> 7


Kings Arms A....... .... 15 11 1 VI Victoria Hold....... .... tt» y Dog ami Pari A..... .... I I 11


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New Inn A........... .... 15 5 10 57 I'emlle Hotel It...... .... 15 5 10 57 Higher Ituck......... .... U (i S 5G Pelre Arms........... .... 15 (> H 55 Comm Hotel A...... .... II 1 10 11


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winning the race overall, with a time of s ix 'h o u rs and -10 minutes, only two minutes and JO seconds behind Liu;


winning team. Stephen and Conrad, who


were representing Clitheroe Canoe Cmb, competed against* 50 o th e r teams comprising nearly 150 other competitors, in th e ra c e an d now go forward to the Hritish Canoe Union’s national ranking race series.


THE ClitluM'oe and Dis­ trict Snooker League is holding its ACM next Thursday, at Clitheroe Social Club, Wellgate,


Snooker


commencing at 8 p.m. All clubs arc reminded


that they must be repre­ sented at the meeting and any new clubs wishing to register lor the forthcom­ ing season arc also invited to attend.


Dancing feet


RAISING funds with a night of dancing and entertainment are Langho Football Club, who are holding a dance at the Mytton Fold Farm Hotel next Friday. International singing star Nikita will be there, along with star cabaret band - “Lieutenant Pigeon.” The dance starts at S


p.m. and tickets, at a cost of i!f>, are available from Brian Fox (0251 24SM43) or from the Mytton Fold Farm Hotel.


’lie couple narrowly missed Horse Shoe A........ .... 15 0


Wa^and Horses.... Pendle Hotel A......


Kings Arms 1?............ 15 11 •1 1)1 Station Hotel A..... .... 10 11 5 SI) White Hart........... .... 10 10 <; 85 Horse Shoe K........ .... t« 1(1 ti 82 New Inn It............ .... 15 <


Kill. A.................. .... 1(5 13 5


Royal Oak A......... .... 15 3 12 15 Klack Horse.......... .... 15 -1 11 31)


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Division 1 wo IMV l) L V


Station Motel B.. . 15 2 13 37 White Morse...... 15 2 13 39


ClitheroTe CrEicki,‘At CluMb :Strd XI (v Karbv. Sat .. away): A. J.


p.m., away): A. J. Howat. P. Griffiths,’ G. Cartlcdgc, P. Duckworth, S. Ashman. T. Holiday. 1). Musson, R. Black­ b u rn ,’ S. Westhead. P. C. Bishop, L. Ashworth. Scorer: S. Preston. Cl it h e ro e C r ick e t ( ’lull


son. S. Duckworth, I). Musson, A. Ali, T. Small. Scorer: M. Hussain. (Also v Baxenden. Sun., 1-20


fiths. (L Cartle.lue, W. 1 triggs, R. Sharp. S. Wo?dheatl. S. Daw-


Ilovvat, 1’. Urif- i-:;o


20 p.m., home): W. Bradley, J. Hutchins, C. Monk. N. Scho­ field, J. Remvick, P. Kenyon, D.


Overy, T. Bvrne. R. Blair. B. Spencer. M. Braithwaile.


XI (v Barnoldswiek. Sat., 1-20 n.m., home): W. Bradley, J. Hutchins, C. Monk, N. Scho­ field. J. Renwiek. P. Kenyon, D. Overy, T. Byrne, R. Blair, R. S p e n c e r . S c o re r Miss D. Ktchells. (Also v Gt. Harwood. Sun. 1-


Youth XI (v Cherry Tree, Sun.. 1-20 ii.in., home): N. Bibby, K. Franks, N. Robinson, J. .Good­ man. A. Booth, S. Duckworth, A. Ali. T. Small, S. Amin. S. Dawson. P. Duckworth. Scorer: S. Robinson. Kihldcsdnle Wanderers 2rd


Ruck.................. . 1G 10 G SS Black Bull.......... . 15 S 7 71 Castle.................. 15 -1 11 55 Comm Motel B... . 1G J Dog and l'art B .. . 15 J


Uriilge................ 1G II 2 107 Kill. H............... . 15 1-1 Lord Nelson...... . io ia Royal Oak R...... . 1012


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L a n c a sh i re.<f?^. County Council


An Equal Opportunities Employer welcoming applications from all sections of the community.


The following 2 POSTS are required a s soon a s possible at CHIPPING BRABINS ENDOWED (CONTROLLED) PRIMARY, Longridge Road, Chipping, Preston:-


PART-TIME NURSERY NURSE (a)


Salary: SCP 7-15 (Review at 12) C7.683 - E10.140 per annum (pro rata)


Required 7 Vs hours (permanent) and 5 hours variable (temporary) NNEB or BTEC Diploma desirable.


PART-TIME NON-TEACHING


ASSISTANT (b) Rate of pay: £3.4456 per hour Required 5 hours per week, term time only


App lic a tio n fo rm s a n d d e ta i ls for th e p re v io u s 2 p o s t s a v a i la b le f rom / r e tu rn a b le to th e D is t r ic t A dm in is tra tiv e Officer, District E d u c a t io n Office, 58/60 Guildhall Street, P res to n , (SAE please).


Closing dale: 24th September 1992


PART-TIME WELFARE ASSISTANT Rate o( pay: £3.4408 per hour


Required a s soon a s possible, 5 hours 5 mins per week at Whalley CE Primary School, Church Lane, Whalley to supervise pupils during the lunchtime period.


Completed forms to be returned to the Headteacher at the School.


Application forms an d d e ta ils avai lab le /retu rn ab le to (u n le s s o th e rw ise s ta ted ) th e District Administrative Officer, District Education Offices, Ewbank House, C an n o n S tree t, Accrington, BB5 1NH. (SAE please).


Closing date: 24th September, 1992 P A R T -T IM E


EVENING CLEANER


Required tor oltices and canteen. Primrose Road area, Clitheroe 5.30 p.m. -7.30 p.m., Monday - Friday Wage C30 p.w.


Expe r ienc e pre fe rred, mus t be reliable.


For further details telephone 0772 745271 office hours.


TOBY JUG, WHALLEY


We have a vacancy for a


To ass is t in the tea shop on Saturdays (12 -


HELPER 5-30 p.m.) Min. age 16


Please telephone 0254 823298


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Cadley Special Surgery


Michael Welsh MEP - Nigel Evans MP


Councillor Steve Bentham Will be available on


County Councillor Phillip Worrall


at Cadley County Primary School


on the corner ot Cadley


Causeway & Blackbull Lane. No appointment necessary


Parents and Prospective


Students from the Nelson and Burnley areas.


Includes special workshop for families of Asian heritage at 8.30 pm. Drop in at any time from 7.00 - 9.00pm


LOST from Wiswell Cattery on Sunday A u g u st 23rd.


DARK GREY AND BLACK


TABBY CAT in Wiswell and Pendleton area.


Any information ring:


WHALLEY 0254 822210 REWARD!


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Owen Street, Rosegrove Burnley


Tel. (0282) 37788


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Woodlands In-Service and Conference Centre,


Southport Road, Chorley. COURSES FOR TEACHERS


AND OTHERS INTERESTED IN EDUCATION


NO RELEASE REQUIRED FROM SEPT. 1992


B.Ed B.Phil. P.G.D. Early Years. P.G.D. Language and Literacy. For further information please contact:


Chorley Woodlands In-Service and Conference Centre, Southport Road, Chorley.


Tel: (0257) 265811 (Woodlands) or (0695) 584262 (Ormskirk)


If your allocated evening is inconvenient, attend on the alternative evening.


Nelson <


Optional address by Principal at 8.00pm Nelson


St Colne College.


Scotland Road, Nelson,


Lancashire, . C oIllL1 _ College \BD 9 7YT, Tel. 02S2 - 603151________________ -WK


Saturday September 12th 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.


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Evenings Parents and Prospccuve


Students from the Colne and Skipton areas.


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