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28 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, March 26th, 1998


Strange week as leading trio lose


T was a strange week in the Clitheroe and D is t r ic t Snooker League First Divi­ sion with all three leading sides


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losing. But table-topping Chatburn A


managed to increase their lead to 10 points despite being well beaten


by Billington A. Second-placed Police were


thrashed by relegation-haunted Waddington A and third-placed


Catholic B were pipped by bottom


side Chatbum B. Rimington A in fourth have had a


remarkable turnaround in their for­


tunes. At the start of the year they were


languishing at the foot of the table and looked like relegation candi­


dates. Since then they have soared up the


table with an unbeaten record and their latest success - a whitewashing of Clitheroe Conservative - has put them in with an outside chance of sil­


verware. Second Division leaders Whalley


Conservative confirmed that they are the best side when they easily beat their nearest rivals Chipping B. With just two games remaining


they must surely go on to take the title.


RESULTS First Division


J. Rydeheard (9) 73. P. Craig (-4) 68; P. Bark­ er (17) 55. M. Lawson (7) 65: T. Wilson (6) 78, P. Clark (-17) 47;D. Flynn (27) 107, G.


Billington A 10 (467), Chatbum A 4 (344):


Snooker Scene


Clark (14) 54: J. Flannery (26) 60, S. Harri­ son (6) 65: D. Wilson (5) 94, G. Simkin (-14)


Allen (16) 59, J. Baines (9) 84; J. Griffiths (20) 90, B. Waddington (-14) 36; I. Hartley (18) 51, D. Nelson (scr) 87: F. Booth (14) 49, S. Hatton (14) 73; N. Thompson (22) 54, J. Wooff (21) 115; B. Brown (scr) 58, T. Makin-


Police 2 (361), Waddington A 12 (455): D.


son (11) 60. Chatburn 8 (40), Catholic B 6 (374): M.


Paul (20) 77, R. Alston (9) 48; R Wilson (27) 69, S. Duckworth (-7) 73; S. Simpkin (27) 68. T. Byrne (21) 59; L. Whittaker (27) 54, M. Byrne (12) 62; S. Tomlinson (27) 55, S. Simp­ son (23) 71: A. Wilson (20) 87, J. Byrne (17)


^Conservative Club 0 (316), Rimington A 14 (444): M. Whittaker (17) 48, K. Dowbig-


gin (2) 51; I. Charlton (10) 48, S. Petty (7) 75; C. Drinkwater (-2) 60, J. Lund (20) 68; T. Smith (27) 52, P. Marsden (21) 94; D. Smith


(-2) 51, C. Kendall (21) 60; K. A. Smith (27) 57, D. Calvert (27) 96.


Slaidburn (3) 51, Billington B 8 (457): D. „


Cowking (3) 51, M. Flannery (27) 72: B. Walker (14) 52, J. Ainsworth (27) 81: G. Parker (6) 82, M. Unwin (27) 71; T. Robin­ son inr (14) 65, Z. Mirkovic (27) 88: E. Rigby U) 75, C. Gorzella (27) 70; P. Rigby (27) 82, G. Almond (24) 75. Second Division


Talbot A 12 (432), Downham 2 (330): S.


Procter (11) 70, C. Aspinall (13) 49: J. Winder (19) 67, L. Cragg (13) 59; P. Procter


(14) 77, P. Walmesley (26) 59; T. Procter (17) 57. P. Parker (7) 71: S. Cookson (15) 90, A. Parker (2-1) 31; G. Johnson (10) 71, A. Cap-


stick (23) 61. Whalley Conservative 10 (417), Chipping . .


B 4 (354): D. Cox (-17) 39, M. Robinson (14) 94; A. Riley (-8) 72, II. Selby (15) 44; J. Waggett (19) 47, A. Dickinson (15) 85; N. Harris (-17) 84, P. Whitaker (11) 28; M. Riley (6) 99, S. Ilayhurst (17) 65; J. Summer (2) 76, J. Procter (13) 38. Rimington B 10 (399), Social Club 4


(351): P. Winckley (18) 54, D. Clay (27) 59; P. Hobson (16) 56, A. Wright (24) 106; R. Bolland (16) 71, N. Geldard (19) 64; B. Conchie (4) 73, K. Walmsley (14) 43; J. Lund jnr (23) 85. R. Faulkner (19) 79; D. A. Seed 60, absent 0.


Starts Waddington B 6 (372), Pendle Club 8 , „


(395): I. Jackson (27) 69, D. Rostron (27) 66: G. Laxton (23) 49, J. Postlcthwaite (27) 86;


K. Smith (24) 86, J. Nedoljkovic (26) 74; C. Bater (12) 54, F. Watson (19) 69; T. H. Walmsley (13) 54, D. Grant (20) 100; I.


Hothersall (15) 60, absent 0. FIXTURES


First Division Slaidburn v Low Moor A; Chatburn A v


Catholic SC B; Waddington A v Billington A; Billington B v Rimington A; Chthcroe Conservative v Chatburn B; Legion v Police.


Low Moor B v Downham; Catholic A v Second Division


Whalley Conservative; Chipping B v Waddington B; Rimington Bv Chipping A. POINTS AND POSITIONS


First Division


1. Chatburn A 174; 2, Police 164; 3. Catholic B 164; 4, Rimington A 154; 5, Slaid- bum 140; 6, Billington A 140; 7, Legion 136; 8 Clithcroc Conservative 126; 9. Billington B 124: 10, Low Moor A 122 (two points deducted); 11. Waddington A 114; 12. Chat-


burn B 100. Second Division 1 Whalley Conservative 159; 2, Chipping


B 142:3. Pendle Club 122:4. Catholic A 119; 5, Social 114; 6, Low Moor B 113:7, Riming­ ton B 110; 8, Chipping A 110: 9. Downham 69:10, Waddington B 68.


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RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL


Conservation Areas) Act 1990


Planning (Listed Buildings and


Designated Conservation Area:


An application has boan recoivoofor pormlsslon for


Channo of uso of Rostaurant, apnrtmonl, adjoining gardens and car park to single residential dwolllng and garden at: Tho Waterwheel Restaurant, Talbot Street, Chipping - Application No. 3/90/0179 Existing garago extended to 6m wide. Existing gable built up with west Moorland slate root to match existing. Demolish concrete garage, alter existing porch, proposed Gazebo at: Park House, Sawley Application No. 3/98/0180 & 3/98/0204


Projecting Sign at: 1 Church Street. Clitheroe - Application


No. 3/98/0181


Ctiange of use from Warehouse / Store to Cratt Workshop and retail at: 122 Lowergate, Clilheroe Application No. 3/98/0192


I Clitheroe BB7 2RA quoting the reference number. Under the provisions of the


Any person wishing to make representation should do so in writing within 21 days from the dale of this advertisement, to the Director of Development, Council Offices. Church Walk.


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Signed: John Macholc


on behalf of Director of Development Dated: 26th March 1998


BOROUGH COUNCIL


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Planning (Llslod Buildings and


Applications which affect the setting of Listed Buildings


An application has beon received .for Conversion ol


Existing Outhouse to form Holiday Accommodation At.


Moorhouse Farm, Clitharoe


Road, Knowle Gf©©n ’ Application No: 3/98/0188 This development affects the setting of properties whichare


inclu Buildings Architectural


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representations received after the 21 day period.


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within the period stated. Signed: John Macholc on behalf of Director of Development Dated: 26lh March. 1998


RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL


PLANNING (LISTED C BUILDINGS AND


ONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990


LISTED BUILDINGS;


An application has been received for Projecting sign at 1 Church Street, Clitheroe,


application no: 3/98/0181.


These properties are included in a Statutory List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest. Any person wishing to make representations should do so in writing, within 21 days


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Signed John Macholc on behalt ot Director of Development Dated 26th March 1998_______


ADVERTISERS PLEASE NOTE


Seven-try locals record biggest-ever league win


Clitheroe 50 Montell Carrington 10________ _


C L ITH ERO E recorded th e i r biggest-ever league victory on Sat­ urday as th ey ran in seven tries against Montell a t Littlemoor. The playing conditions were per­


fect for Clitheroe's open running style, and the backs took full advan­ tage of the openings created by the


forwards. Only one team change was made


from the previous week, Martin Wigley coming back into the second row to partner Bob Wilkinson. This, along with the availability of four replacements, gave the impres­


sion of a strong line-up. Clitheroe's first try came barely


five minutes into the second half. Mick Rowley crossed for hi3 sixth of the season following good passing


by the three-quarters. Three Declan O'Duffy penalties


took the locals into a 14-3 lead at the 20-minute mark, then Rowley got


W O'-; B L P


Rugby Scene


back into the act, claiming his second


try of the game. Clitheroe's third score was the best


of the match. Scrum half Dave Watson produced


a little piece of magic with a side­ step, swerve and a chip, allowing speed merchant Andrew Moorby to win the race and touch down in the


comer. A 21-point half-time lead was


reduced to 14 immediately after the restart, weak tackling letting Mon­ tell in for their only try. From then on it was a Maroon and


son produced a blockbusting run to score the side's fifth under the posts. Finally, full back Andrew Burrill


scored twice, once in the corner and then to the right of the posts. O'Duffy's third conversion brought


up the 50-point mark. All seven tries were scored by the backs, but all seven were created ini­


tially among the forwards. Roger Holmes, Nathan Clark,


Tim Kitchen, and then in the second half, Dave Barnes and Alan Nuttall were always first to the ball in loose


play. This allowed the whole team to


play the game going forward. With only three more league


matches remaining, Clitheroe look certainties for promotion.


Gold avalanche as the tries came thick and fast in an exhibition of champagne rugby. Watson darted over from the base of the scrum, then centre Ian Ibbot-


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Roxscndale 19 Clilheroe Cavaliers 17_____


ROSSENDALE inflicted a rare defeat on Clitheroe Cavaliers a t the


weekend. The home side had some . . . .


burly, useful forwards and the Clitheroe pack did well


to hold their own. In fact the Cavaliers had


much territorial advantage for large parts of the first half but d idn 't convert early pressure into points. Rossendale scored a good


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try through the forwards and was only then that the Cavaliers came to life. Having tried to force a


score through the middle, it was only when the ball was spun wide that Chris Stott was able to score two good tries, one of which was ably converted by Meadows. Playing against the slope


in the second half, Rossendale drew level with a try and then scored another dubious try which was converted. Clitheroe could have


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folded at this stage, but real character was shown and David Atkinson was on hand to go over in the cor­ ner late in the game. Unfortunately the con­


version was missed and Rossendale just held on for a hard-earned win. Simon Gretton, Nick


Green, Duncan Fielding and David Atkinson all


prodticed creditable perfor- mances but number eight


Bill Platt was the man-of- the-match for a tremen- ;


dotis effort in the face of a very aggressive Rossendale


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