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CAVILL (Sheila)


21st February


love and best wishes from Julie, Duncan, Steve and Un


Happy 70lh birthday Mum


Lots of love from Joanne, Conrad and Hugo


Happy birthday Nan


Happy birthday to my wife All my love Bill


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Clitheroe RUFC first team arc pictured before their 14-6 home defeat by North Manchester at Littlemoor on Saturday. (M0298/M/17)


Poor finishing sees locals miss out


Clitheroe 6 North Manchester 14


CLITHEROE let two league points slip through their fingers against North


Manchester on Saturday. Poor handling was unfortunately the


locals' trademark as the three-quarters dis­ played it in open play and the forwards at


close quarters. The first 20 minutes, however, indicated


anything but a defeat. The game was played almost exclusively in


the North Manchester half, with Clitheroe hav­


ing the lion's share of possession. The old Clitheroe failing of not converting


pressure into points was never more true. Two Declan O'Duffy penalties were scant


reward for the effort put in by the likes of Harry Proctor, Alan Nuttall and Roger


Holmes.By half-time, the score was all-square at 6- 6.The second half was just as evenly con­ tested.Both sides made a couple of clear-cut


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of the pitch to open the scoring for Clitheroe. This was soon followed by some very slick


handling by the backs to see Thomas again released down the wing to score his second


try of the game. The first half ended with the forwards


beginning to dominate the set plays and putting in some bone crunching tackles. The second half started with Clitheroe


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hungry for the ball - the front row of Dubowski, Stansfield and Tattersall coming to grips with the set scrums and managing against the odds to win plenty of ball from the opposition. This gave the new back line a chance to


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show off their ball-handling skills, with both Nettleton and Meadows crashing through


reception, the signatures of both parlies are required.


their opponents. They were ably backed-up by the maraud­


ing back-row of Platt, Atkinson and Greatorex, who were beginning to appear all


over the field of play. On one such occasion with Atkinson cover­


chances, but were unable to capitalise. North Manchester put their noses in front


ing covering back in his own 22 he received a long pass then scythed his way through the opposition to link up with Gretton. He gave a well-timed pass to Whiteside enabling him to race to the corner and score


with a third penalty, and with time running out, the home side threw caution to the wind. Twice they attempted to run the ball from


' work got them out of trouble. In the dying moments, North Manchester


behind their own line, twice they had full back Mick Stott to thank as his nimble foot-


sealed their victory with the only try of the


match to make it 14-6. There can be no faulting the effort put in


by the majority of the Clitheroe side, and fit­


ness levels looked good. The areas that let the team down were the


on-field decision making. Too often the wrong option was chosen


and either possession squandered or try-scor­ ing chances went begging. North Manchester 5 Clitheroe Cavaliers 31________________


WITH nine changes from last week’s defeat at the hands of strong Wharf dale opponents, the Cavaliers were deter­ mined to make amends when the visit­


ed North Manchester. After an initial settling-down period the


superbly intercepted a pass and then, leaving his own side to watch him run half the length


Cavaliers took command of the game. Thomas, using his vast years of experience,


players. The side, who are in only their first season in the league, have failed to put a side out for


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RAVEN Heifer have resigned from the Clitheroe and District Snooker League due to a lack of


the last two weeks. Their results have been expunged giving the


try number three. With Clitheroe pouring on the pressure,


full-back Stott received a poor clearance and 29 players watched in amazement as he jinked, side-stepped and baffled the opposi­ tion with his turn of speed to score a superb solo try under the posts only to fail miserably with his own conversion attempt. Clitheroe’s complacency allowed North


mauling from the locks of Green and Procter allowing Isherwood to release a quick ball to the backs and Meadows crashed through in the centre to find himself with a clear run to |


Manchester their only score of the day. This was soon rectified with some good


score under the posts. With a final tally of five tries and three conversions the Cavaliers returned to the


Ribble Valley in triumphant mood. Weekend Teams


Clitheroe (home, meet 1-30 p.m.) M. Stott. I.


Ibbotson, J. Bloomfield, D. Watson, A. Moorby, D. O'Duffy. M. Heanan, J. Proctor, D. Tattersall. T. Dubowski, M. Wigley, B. Wilkinson, A. Nuttall, R. Holmes, N. Calton. Subs: A. Burrill, M. Rowley. Clitheroe 2nds (v Garstang, away, meet 12-15


p.m.) M. Allen, D. Atkinson, D. Davenport, D. Fielding, S. Greatorex, S. Greatorex, N. Green, S. Gretton, T. Hitchen, J. Knowles, G. Meadows, M. Nettleton, B. Platt. P. Procter. B. Stansfield, C. Stott, S. Taylor, R. Waterhouse, P. Whiteside. G Williamson, G. Thomas.


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ASCROFT (nee Frankland)


David and Julie are


delighted to announce the safe arrival of James


William, on February 9th. A welcome brother for Megan. Many thanks to family,


pionship a f te r being knocked out of this year's competition by a strong Star Cycling


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Second Division table a whole new look. Chipping B are now 11 points clear at the top with Whalley Conservative second and


Pendle Club hard on their heels. First Division leaders Chatbum A picked


points in a convincing win over Clitheroe Conservative.


Slaidburn 4 (354) Rimington A 10 (429): W. First Division RESULTS


Robinson 70, E Marsden (21) 67; B. Walker (20) 55, J. Lund (20) 82: D. Cowking (3) 32, S. Petty (7) 85: P. Rigby (27) 70. M. Rhodes (26) 75; E. Rigby 39, K. Dowbiggin (2) 62; W. Jones 88, D. Calvert (27) 58. Chatbum A 8 (356), Waddington A 6 (317): P.


Clark (-17) 65. B. Waddington (-14) 26; G. Simkin (-14) 80, R. Cowking (6) 50; G. Clark (14) 43, S. Hatten (14) 59; M. Lawson (7) 70. T. Makinson (11) 46; A. Bradshaw (11) 52, J. Woolf (21) 71; E Craig (-4) 46, J. Baines (9) 65. Police 8 (364). Low Moor A 6 (362): F. Booth


Club Two side. The reigning champions made the trip over


Pendlc Hill to take on (he Nelson side and fell behind in the first frame aficr Star’s Chris Henry beat Damien Cox in a close encounter. Legion levelled things straight away with


a fine performance from the junior member of the team Marc Holmes. He pulverised S ta r ’s Jo h n Holden with a great display


up a useful eight points against Waddington A, but second-placed Catholic B gained two


which included a 39-brcak. S ta r soon had th e le ad back th ro u g h


Chris Callow, a former Golden Cue Small Table champion. He beat Legion profession­ al Steve Whallcy comfortably. F rame four saw Darren Cregg tak e on


Legion’s Dave Stewart and it proved a dour straggle throughout. Cregg eventually won on the pink to put his side one frame from victory. Star’s Jason Richardson clinched it, b eat­


ing R u s se ll Large with a su p e rb display which included an excellent 57-break.


84; A. Wright (24) 49, M. Jezierski 73; N. Geldard (19) 377, S. Wilson (19) 52.


. Waddington B 4 (356), Whalley Conservative 10


(14) 59, J. Shears (17) 52; P. Atkinson (24) 46, S. Thompson (17) 82; I. Hartley (18) 60, E. Kenyon (17) 71; D. Allen (16) 72, P. Traynor (11) 43; B. Brown (scratch) 54, T. Henshaw (-4) 66; P. Craig (11) 73, P. Lapicki (17) 48. Catholic B 10 (411), Conservative 4 (352): T.


Byrne (21) 94,1. Nash (-14) 43; S. Duckworth (-7) 57, C. Drinkwater (-2) 60; S. Simpson (23) 74, K.A. Smith (27) 82; R. Alston (9) 55, D. Smith (-2) 50; M. Plant (7) 58, T. Smith (27) 50; M. Byrne (12) 73,1. Charlton (10) 67. Clitheroe Legion 4 (354), Billington A 10 (443):


A. Burgess (-11) 28, T. Wilson (6) 94; B.H. Sims (- 13) 32, D. Wilson (5) 79; B. Hitchen (-1) 88, J. Wild (11) 41; G. Coppull (21), A. Rydeheard (9) 98; M. Graham (18) 54, J. Flannery (26) 75; D. McTear


(17) 115, D. Flynn (27) 56. Low Moor A 4 (381), Rimington A 8 (399): P.


Lapicki (17) 65. P. Marsden (21) 61; E. Kenyon (17) 76. J. Lund (20) 53; T. Henshaw (-4) 95, S. Petty (7) 48; P. Traynor (11) 25, K. Dowbiggin (2) 74; S. Thompson (17) 57, D. Calvert (27) 90; J. Shears (17) 63, M. Rhodes (26) 73. Billington B 10 (427), Chatbum B 4 (382): C.


Westwell (15) 67, L. Whittaker (27) 63; Z. Mirkovic (27) 68, P. Wilson (27) 82; M. Unwin (27) 78, S. Tbmlinson (27) 49; M. Flannery (27) 74, M. Pearce (21) 45; C. Gorzella (27) 56, A. Wilson (20) 64; J. Ainsworth (27) 71. S. Simkin (27) 79. Second Division


Rimington B 10 (448), Downham 4 (360): J.


Lund jnr (23) 93, P. Walmesley (26) 50; E Hobson (16) 67, L. Cragg (13) 60; B. Conchio (4) 48, P. Parker (7) 52; D. A. Seed (26) 67, C. Aspinall (13) 90; R. Bolland (16) 84, A. Parker (22) 50; S. Winck-


Iey (-1) 89, A. Capstick (23) 48. Low Moor B 2 (326), Pendle Club 12 (500): D.


Ireland (23) 75, E. Procter (24) 73; R Mercer (22) 74 J. Postlethwaite (27)86; N. Brown (21)71, J. Nedeljkovic (26) 8 1 :1. Perry (11) 22. F. Watson (19) 101; G. Tyler (21) 48, B. Haig (27) 74. Social Club 6 (377), Catholic A 8 (391): K. Tensen (12) 83, N. Wilson (18) 33; K. Walmesley


(14) 76 A. Scott (19) 60; R. Faulkner (19) 64, D. SouthweJJ (22) 89; D. Clay (27) 45, M.Ryan (11)


(466): I. Jackson (27) 56, N. Harris (-17) 90; I. Hothersall (15) 86, D. Cox (-17) 75; T. Walmeslcy


(13) 41, A. Riley (-8) 89; G. Laxton (23) 39. M. Riley (6) 95; K. Smith (2*1) 55, J. Maggott (19) 64; T. Swift (10) 79, D. Timperley (20) 53. POINTS AND POSITIONS First Division


1, Chatbum A 142; 2, Catholic B 130; 3, Police


122; 4, Siaidburn 112; 5. Clitheroe Conservative 104; 6, Low Moor A 102 (two points deducted - late card); 7, Billington B 98; 8, Rimington A 98; 9, Legion 98; 10, Billington A 96; 11. Waddington A 82; 12, Chatbum B 70. Second Division


3, Pendle Club 102; 4, Rimington B 96; 5, Social 96: 6, Catholic A 89; 7, Low Moor B 85; 8, Chipping A 78; 9, Waddington B 52; 10, Downham 31. DRAWS


Singles Knockout


(Catholic); M. Lawson {Chatburn) v D. Ireland (Low Moor); R. Alston (Catholic) v S. Winckley (Rimington); M. Plant (Catholic) v P. Craig (Chatbum); N. Harris (Whalley Cons) v M. Riley (Whalley Cons); S. Duckworth (Catholic) v P. Clark (Chatbum); D. Cox (Whalley Cons) v T. Byrne (Catholic); P. Lapicki (Low Moor) v F. Whittaker (Chipping).


P. Traynor (Low Moor) v S. Simpson K. Smith and D. Smith (Conservative) v T.


Byrne and S. Duckworth (Catholic); M. Holmes v D. Stewart (Low Moor) v S. Winckley v A. Hay- hurst (Rimington); D. Allen and B. Brown (Police) v P. Traynor and E. Kenyon (Low Moor); N. Schofield and B. Sims (Legion) v B. Carter and D. Timperley (Whalley Cons); S. Harrison v M. Peirce (Chatbum) v A. Burgess and B. Hitchen (Legion); S. Procter and T. Procter (Chipping) v A. Ryde­ heard and K. Garret (Billington); B. Waddington and D. Nelson (Waddington) v D. Ireland and D. Dean (Low Moor); P. Clark and G. Clark (Chat­ bum) v N. Gamer and S. Maher (Legion). • Both singles and doubles matches will be the


best of three frames. All games are to be played by Friday, February 27th. Results to be telephoned to 01200 424747 between 6 p.m. and 7 p.m.


Doubles Knockout 1, Chipping B 116; 2, Whalley Conservative 105; S3? SIMKIN - SEED


Gary and Sharon are pleased to announce the birth of their son Samuel Thomas on 16th February 1998 8lb 13oz. Thanking all concerned, especially midwives at Queens Park.


Congratulations from both Grons and all the family.


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HOLDEN C


(Angela Mary) GradICSA


Congratulations Angela on passing tho Institute of


Chartered Secretaries and Administrators exams.


Love from Mum, Greg, Kell/ and Sean.


LITHEROE Legion will not retain the Lancashire Small Table Snooker Cham­


friends. Dr Cronin, midwives and staff at Clilheroe Health Centre, Mr Goodall and staff at Queens Park Hospital for their help and support.


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(Claire Michelle) BOYD


Congratulations on your 21st birthday, February 17th.


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Susan, Andrew, Julia and Matthew xxxxx


Congratulations on your 50lh birthday, February 22nd. Lois of love from Grace,


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SHACKLETON- BLAIR


The engagemenl is announced on February 14th, 1998, between Kirsti Elizabeth,


daughter of Robin and Olwyn Spedding and the late Brian


Shackleton, to James Hudson Blair, son of Ronald and Jane Blair of Clitheroe.


Love and congratulations from both families


t iv e s f o r c a rd s , f low e r s a n d v i s i t s d u r i n g h e r lo n g s ta y in h o s p i t a l . S h e is n o w p r o ­ g r e s s in g w e l l a t h ome .


ST J U D E L O R D . - T h a n k s fo r p r a y e r s a n sw e r e d .


Births Happy 1st birthday Emily.


With lots of love, hugs and kisses from mummy and daddy xxx


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(Peter and Margaret) February 18th, 1998


Happy 40th anniversary Mum no Dad. With lots of love and best wishes.


From Jo, Paul and Phil


Congratulations Grandma and Grandad.


Love from Nicola, Martin and Stuart


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(nee Fearnley)


Louise and Dave would like to announce ihe arrival


of Helena Louise on the 2nd February 71b 5oz. Thanks to all staff at Queens Park Hospital.


Also, Louise would like to thank all her staff for their support. Thanks to all her customers for their cards and presents.


Love and best wishes, mum, Howard and Emily


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U rn—s February 17th.


Congratulations Claire on your 21 si.


All our love, mum, dad and Laura.


Love and best wishes. From Grandma.


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(Charlotte Emma) February 22nd


To a very special daughter. We wish you love and


happiness on your 21st birthday and always. From Mum and Dad.


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MAHER - LORD Congratulations


Sam and Marcus on your engagement February 14lh.


Love and best wishes for the future, Mum, Ber, Daniel and Amy.


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F ami ly f low e r s o n ly p le a s e , d o n a t i o n s if s o d e s i r e d , f o r C a n c e r R e s e a r c h , c / o M r s B. T a y lo r . 1 1 5 C h a t b u r n Ro a d , CU th e r o e . BB7 2BD. Al l in q u i r i e s t o C a l v e r l e y ’s F u n e r a l S e r v i c e . T e l . 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 2 0 2 0 .


fami ly in Ho n g Ko n g . D.H. (Tip ) , a g e d 7 6 y e a r s , o f Ol n e y Bu ck s , f o rme r l y jo i n t f o u n d e r o f B a r n s a n d T i p ­ p in g L td H a u l a g e C o n t r a c ­ t o r s , d e a r l y lo v e d b y h i s d a u g h t e r s C a r o l a n d M a r ­ g a r e t . s o n R i c h a r d a n d al l o f h i s f ami ly. F u n e r a l s e r ­ vice t a k e s p la c e a t N o r t h ­ am p t o n C r em a t o r i um , tO' d a y T h u r s d a y . F e b r u a r y 1 9 th a t 2 p .m. D o n a t i o n s if d e s i r e d . C o r o n a r y C a r e Un i t , N o r t h am p t o n H o s p i ­ ta l . to H. W. Ma s o n a n d S o n s . 9 Hig h S t r e e t . N ew ­ p o r t P a g n e l i , Bucks.


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