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chairman Mr Paul Wray. In his annual report. Mr
Wray, who is calling on young members of the club to help sort out the prob- lem, outlined the work completed on the pitch and changing rooms during the
at the AGM by club ----------------------------------------- --------------------- '------------------------------------------------- - He told the meeting: “I
year. But he said that a new
covered area provided for spectators had “become an evening social venue for th e v i l la g e youth and Unfortunately mindless vandalism, has occurred which will have to be urgently repaired.”
am sure that our youth team members will have an idea who is causing the damage and I would ask them to ‘persuade’ their friends to stop before we are forced to take some serious action.” He said the club was
also experiencing a prob lem with households which the pitch borders. Damage to gardens was
taking place, although ball boys had been instructed! not to climb fences to retrieve balls, and he apo logised to residents. He said extra care would be
Mindless vandalism at club s lH S S Call by soccer chief to help stamp it out
taken next season. R eg a rd in g p o s s ib le
damage to properties, he said the club was insured for damage and personal injury within the confines of the-field, which the club sub-let from Ribble Val ley Council. The insurance did not cover damage to
Happier news at the prize ceremony
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I T ’ S T I M E T O P L A N T S U M M E R B E D D I N G We have everything to bring your patio and garden to life
a d j a c e n t p r o p e r t y , however. The club has taken legal
advice following a problem with a householder and has been told that house holders are responsible for taking all reasonable pre cautions to protect their property, which, it was pointed out, was bought in full knowledge of the near ness of the pitch. Mr Wray said the house owners would be wise to prm
their insurance policies. The matter was raised
recently at Sabden Parish Council’s annual meeting. He said the club did not
wish to ignore the problem or cause animosity with residents and, because of this, it planned to install retractable netting costing more than £4,000 if grant aid could be sought to off set the cost. On the playing side, the
club had a disappointing season, with a lack of new players coming along and man agem en t ch an g e s resulting in the first team f in ish in g an a v e r a g e mid-table. The reserve team, how
ever, had achieved its highest-ever league plac
ing and the youth team
: had had a successful first year.
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Ski club is on a sporting high
A RIBBLE VALLEY sports club, which aims to send its members downhill quickly, has been catapulted to a sporting high. Pend le Ski Club has
been awarded the Founda tion for Sports and Arts Sports Club of the Year for 1095, one of the most prestigious sporting excel lence awards up for grabs in the country. A £10,000 prize and a
the versatility of member- s h ip ,.ac L i v i l i e s , i l s emphasis on continuing d e v e lo pm en t and the broad range of people it brings into the dub. The club can cater for children, the disabled, school par ties and charity organisa tions to name but a few. In a letter confirming
plaque* has been awarded to the successful volun teer-based club, which is situated on the Clitheroe side of the Nick o’ Pendle, by the Central Council of Physical Recreation. The award is based on
the award, the technical director of the CCPR said: “The judging panel were
other clubs across the
country.” The magnitude of its
Gee said: “This is a won derful achievement for all at the club. The work that has been pul in to win this award was not just over the past year, it has come over the last 30 years and it has been a slow build up.”
the current vice-chairman, Mr Bash Khan, who drew
Mr Gee offered praise to
up much of the work for the current application. With G50 memb ers ,
from throughout East Lancashire, the club is not
that small. It is also one of the longest-established ski
most impressed with the clubs in the country and it range and scope of the is one of the few which activities undertaken by owns and runs its own your club members. The facility, results of your club mem-
bers’ enthusiasm and dedi- existence, Pendle Ski Club cation were considered to certainly has something to be an outstanding example celebrate._____________
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achievement can be seen in the competition it has left in its wake. Massive national organisations such as the Football Asso ciation and the Lawn Ten n is A s s o c ia t io n a lso entered the competition. Club chairman Mr Brian
SABDEN’S senior and junior footballers gathered for their presentation night and
AGM at the White Hart. Club chairman Mr Paul Wray presented awards to
winners from the first and second team squads that play in the East Lancashire Football League and
the junior squad. The first team’s player of the year is Nigel Clark
son, with Damian McKay the sportsman of the year. Second team player of the year is Ian Boocock and
Peter St John was voted the sportsman of the year. Youth team player of the year is Lee Skellern
and leading goalscorer is Anthony Jones. The club is in need of a new first team manager
following the resignation of Tim Weirt and a new secretary is needed to replace Mrs Alison Weir, who
has also stepped down. Mr Wray and treasurer Simon Bywater were re
elected , along with committee members Eric Bywater,' Peter Robinson, Nigel Clarkson, David Schofield, Bob Wright, Ian Boocock, Tommy Brom ley and Vernon Yerkiss. Alf Campbell was elected to
the committee. Flowers were presented to retiring secretary All- ■ #
son Weir, to Laura Campbell, of the White Hart, for providing refreshments and also to Karen Cock- man for cleaning the changing rooms.
G o o d t u r n o u t f o r w a l k
THERE was a good turn out of Wednesday Club members for a walk in Gisburn Forest. Led by a v o lu n te e r
ranger, members left the car park at Stocks Reser voir for a walk through th e w o od s w h i le th e ranger explained life at Stocks-in-Bowland, an area that was Hooded in th e 1030s to c rea te a reservoir for the Fylde
site well above high water mark. He p o in ted out the
remains of a railway con structed from Tosside to Greenfold Quarry, which was 13 miles long and told of the families who lived in the area. Thanks were expressed to the ranger by organiser
Mrs Janet Hulme. A welcome supper was
district of Lancashire. He told how more than 30 farms in this large area w e re d em o l ish ed and Dalehead Church was taken down and rebuilt, minus the chancel, on a
enjoyed by; all at the Parkers Arms, Newton. Next month’s meeting
will be a canal cruise, from Skipton, on June 10th. Those wishing to go should contact Mrs Peggy Mares on 01200 23020. _____
T r a d i t i o n a l e n d t o
s p e c i a l w e e k THE local Christian Aid Committee held the tradi tional coffee morning in the Ribble Valley Mayor’s Parlour at the end of Christian Aid Week.
Many people supported
the effort which raised £400 from the sa le of cakes, plants, books refre- shements and Christian Aid goods.
The R ib b le V a l le y
Mayor and Consort, Coun. Eileen Lowe and her hus band, Raymond, and the C l ith e r o e Mayor and Mayoress, Coun. Stephen and M a u r e e n H o l t , attended. v
zard said: “Our thanks go to all who came along and
Treasurer Miss M. Blea-
our appreciation also goes to those involved in the the house-to-house collec tion s, the proceeds of which will be reported as so o n a s d e t a i l s a r e known.”
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