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The Clitheroe vertiser an THURSDAY, MARCH 26th, 1998 Thank You


S T E E D . - A m y w i s h e s to t h n n k al l r e l a t iv e s , f r i e n d s


find n e i g h b o u r s f o r c a rd s , f l o w n r s a m s a n d v i s i t s d u r in g h e r r e c e n t s t a y in h o s p i t a l . T h a n k s a l s o t o d o c t o r s a n d n u r s e s o n Wa r d 10. Bl a c k b u r n Ro y a l I n f i rma r y . S p e c i a l t h u n k s


to mum. lo v e Amy. _ a t t c r ^ A L L . - J a n i e


w o u l d l ik e to s a y th u n k y o u r n r ni l t h e g o o d w i s h e s , c a r d s a n d f l ow e r s d u r ln f l


h e r s t a y in h o s p i t a l . Births 1 HIND


(Emily Jemima) 28th March.


Happy 1st Birthday Darling,


| Lots of love from , , Mummy, Daddy and Daniel XXX


. CoMWWeddfo*»| |Lw + *^ ***+ » |*....... 50 STONE


(Robert and Sarah) March 27th


Congratulations on your Golden Wedding.


Lots of love from Jeffrey and Ann, Peter and


Katrina.


I 4******************* Grandchildren Jessica and From your Great


Hugs and kisses.


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I 50 [nee Aspden]


delighted to announce the arrival of their twin sons, Aldan Finn and Ronan


Matthew and Lisa are


Dermot, 51b 4oz and 5lb 3oz on March 4th, 1998.


RACE winner Gethin Butler (inset) and inaction during the Ribble Valley Hilly 35-mile tme trial


Record-breaking Butler! S


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PEED merchant Gethin But­ ler was in record-breaking


Cycling and Racing Club’s big event at the weekend. Butler knocked an incredible fz


form to win the Ribble Valley


seconds off his own record set last year to win the 30th running of the Ribble Valley Hilly 35-mile time


r iDnaerr nren Perry entrants.


n P o - a in t a in in g


their 100% r e c o r d ,


Slitheroe Wolves Under L6s need just one point to


:ift the league title. Their 11th win in 11


games saw the Wolves beat Junior Clarets 4-0 with two goals each from Gary Jack- son and Matthew Coulter. Paul Clark was man-of-


the-match. Wolves Under 10s com­


pleted their Warburton’s League season with a 4-0


defeat at Brunlea. Man-of-the-match Gino


Peregrine was outstanding, along with Luca Musker, Dominic Brown and Daniel


Hull. Clitheroe finished a cred­


itable fourth, and all the players should be proud of


their efforts. Wolves Under 15s


enjoyed a good 2-1 away win against rivals Knuz-


den. In the first half Wolves


bumpy pitch. K n u z d e n d e s e r v e d l y


took the lead after 20 min- In the second half


Volves adapted better to he pitch and Thomas Voods equalised from close ange after Danny Walker’s leader from a corner was


•leared off the line. It looked like stayjng a


Iraw until the last minute when Tom Saunders was put through and placed a superb right-foot shot past


the keeper. The win virtually assures


the Wolves of a top-three


finish. The Under 11s were


unlucky to lose out by the only goal of the game when they took on Langho. The goal came after just


five minutes but Wolves then applied the pressure and had a couple of good


chances. Jack Dearden and bd


Carter both could have lev­ elled things, but were unlucky to see their efforts


miss.Martin Greatorex was man-of-the-match and


after only their


defeat of the season Wolves are guaranteed second spot h


fourth in the Accrington League uv**** T


found it difficult to get their passing game togeth- er on el difficult pitch and


table, barring a series of


freak results. The Under 13s took on


North Valley Dynamos and performed well to win


3-0.The first half was very tight and Lee Pickup had to make some good saves in the Wolves’ goal to keep his


side level.But soon after half-time Chris Rush netted with a scrappy goal and Clitheroe went no to net twice more. Rush got his second and David Parkinson got the


dih^to seal the win. Karl Fowler and Ben


Dewhurst were outstand­ ing and Rush was named man-of-the-match. The Under 12s enjoyed


victory over Wolstenholme rink in their last game of


the season. I t was close but John


Knowles gave Wolves the lead with a chip over the keeper.Wolstenholme equalised after 25 minutes but Clitheroe came back at them to re-take the lead through Mark Hitchin. Wolstenholme levelled


yet again but three more goals for the Wolves gave


them a 5-2 victory. Goalscorers in the second


half were Mark Hitchin (2) and Lee Waller with fine


individual efforts. The result leaves Wolves


top, but they can be caught by Junior Clarets who have one game to play. Should the Clarets win


first half and took the lead after 20 minutes through newcomer James Harper, who shot from close range. Whaliey continued in the


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Riders started at one-minute inter­


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v a l s and made their way through Longridge, Hurst Green and Chaigley before returning to the


start-finish point at Thornley School. And Butler’s stunning new race


record was made even more impres­ sive by the fact that Longridge itself was packed with heavy traffic on what was a beautiful sunny day.


KERSHAW- TAYLOR


Neil and Vicky ore delighted I |o announce tne birth or their | son, Nathan James on March 17th, 1998, 6lb lOoz.


j S.G.H. and Chorley Hospital I 4********************


Many thanks to all family and friends, and the staff at


same vein in the second half and clinched the points with two goals in the final 10 minutes through Alex Smith and Maitland Steele. Gary Micallef was man-of-


the-match. The Under 10s put up a


spirited display against Blue Star, but lost out to two well-taken goals either


side of half-time. Daniel Stevenson and


Martin Wilson had good games for the villagers and


Scott Stanworth was named man-of-the-match. The Under 12s lost out 2- 0 when they played host to


Stash.Whalley paid the penal­ ty for two lame tackles in the area which resulted in penalties either side of half­


time.The scoreline hardly reflected the run of play as Whalley dominated the first half, but Stash went in


ahead.Bill, Fothergill and Lin- ley all went close to scoring. In the second half anoth­


er penalty virtually assured assured Stash the runners- up spot in the league and left Whalley wondering what might have been. It was another fine team


R e a d s t o n e


United had four matches a t the


weekend and were victori­


ous in all of them. The Under 14s won their


RAIN


12th game of the season beating title-chasing Junior


Clarets 3-0. It was an excellent all­


round performance by Readstone, who fully deserved the win. Goalscor­ ers were Andrew Stubbs (2)


and Joseph Marshall. The Under Us put up a


very impressive perfor­ mance in beating Brierfield


Celtic 6-0. Andrew Tinker got three


of the goals and Thomas Harling, Martin Green­ wood and Ryan Thomas Fisher got the others. The Under 10s finished


their season off in style with an excellent 4-2 victo­


ry over Barnoldswick Unit­


ed Juniors. Goalscorers were John


Thompson (2), Steve James and Benjamin Heap. The Under 8s had a thrilling 5-4 victory over


Clitheroe Wolves. Jaryd Wallis and Kieran


performance nevertheless, which restricted Stash to a handful of goalscoring


chances. James Linley was voted


man-of-the-match. The Under 15s were


a 2-2 draw.


Revidge took the lead in the first half and Whalley


.


hit the bar three times. Eventually Whalley


the two sides will finish level on points and be forced into a championship play-off match.


with a much-depleted side to beat visiting North


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3-0) getting them off to a good start. Suzanne Barber went


Valley Dynamos. Whalley dominated the


H A L L E Y Juniors Under 9s did superbly


were rewarded for their efforts when Mark Arthur seized on a rebound off the bar to head home the equaliser. In the second half Whal­


down to 10 men in their match at Revidge, but fought on manfully to earn


Laycock got two goals each with the other coming from


David Dyson. Man-of-the-match was


Tim Rashki and there was also a good performance


from Thomas Laurie. -Your’


f a m il y


n o t ic e s S E C T IO N


ley took the lead through some fine opportunism from Richard Whalley, who skipped through a hesitant defence to give Whalley the


lead. Whalley held out until


equaliser. Three hit winning form


The ladies first team won 3-2 at Liverpool, rith Sue Meadows (3-2) and Sharon Willis


HREE of the four Clitheroe Squash Club teams in action last week were successful.


ooked to clinch the match, but she couldn t naintain her form.


went down 3-1, however, Sue Cartledge tri­ umphed 3-0 to win the decider.


The ladies seconds also won 3-2, at home l°Sue Seddoii lost 3-0, but the score didn't


Rachel Fowler won the first game, but __


u p as the locals ,


rCflSaPnkington (3-0), Sara Thompson (3- 0) and Linsay Trotter (3-1) all had convinc­ ing wins though, with Mary Brass losing the


m Th'c men’s first team were without a game, but the second and thirds were in action.


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but went down 3-1, while Brian Hayward (3- 0) Andy Miller (3-0) and Phil Lever (3-2) also went down, Phil sustaining an injury


The second team lost 4-1 at Reedley. Sue Meadows won the first game easily,


when 2-1 up.


But John Meadows was successful, win­ ning convincingly 3-0.


Lancashire. John Barber and Andy Rpthwell were on form to both win 3-1, but Dave Mackenzie (3-2) and Tony Pntt (3-l) l<Kt out. Connor McLaughlin won the match with


For the thirds, in a 3-2 win at home to East


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a 3-2 victory, pulling back to win the last game 9-5.


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h a v e n ' t o p e n e d m i n e / W o o d y )• T h a n k y o u t o Mick n t L ow M o o r C lu b R>r | s u c h n n ic e w e l c ome , to Ei - , ?e cn f o r th e lo v e ly s u p p e r e n d K e y s t r e e t d i s co , s p o t L o n l 'A n y o n e w a n t i n g a f u n c t i o n - L o w M o j r C l u b ' s s p o t o q , . A big big th a n k y o u o n r e ag a in .


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Happy birthday to my S.O.F. Love Pat.


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^ n^ iw f ?T n £ j t e s TAYLOR


(Darren Lee) March 27th


Wishing you a very happy 18th birthday.


Good luck and much happiness for the future.


Lots of love Mum, Dod, Kieran, Dean, Jennifer


I Grandads. 4444*****************


and both Nana's and I . ; DRIVER


(Ian) April 1st


SWINGING 60 "'I WALSH


Neil and Julie are proud to be the parents of their


beautiful first baby Jodie Nicole.


She was born Sunday, March 8th, 1998 and weighed 61b 9oz.


all their help and to Staff at Queens Park Hospital for a safe delivery.


Thanks to both families for . 444******************\


B ir th d a y Greetings


1 - V Wishing you a happy ' 8th


birthday. Good luck and much happiness for the future.


Lots of love Mum, Da a. Box, Choo-Choo and Mick.


444****************** March 27th I


pleased lo announce the safe arrival home of Jessica, 3lb 14oz and


Peter and Katrina are


STONE (nee Whalley]


Many thanks to Doctors and Staff at Queens Park Hospital. I.C.U. 4 Neonatal Unit.


Born January 23rd, 1998. Georgia 2lb 8’ 4oz.


MOORBY (Anthony)


4*******************


Congratulations on your 21st I birthday, March 30th. 1


Love and best wishes Mum, Dad and Andrew. |


Lots of love. Lisa, xxx


.


March, 4th, 1998. A welcome brother for liam John. Thanks to everybody concerned.


John and Susan are delighted to announce the birth of their son, Calum Andrew, on .


(nee Moulirie) 4********************1


Love from Mum, Dad, Jill.


Love and best wishes on your 18th birthday.


Happy birthday Kirsty.


Lots of love Granny and Grandad.


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