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Youth in custody
AN 18-year-old man with only one eye has appeared before Blackburn magis t ra te s following a 100 m.p.h. chase on the M l which trav e rs ed ' th re e police divisions and ended in Derbyshire. Brian Lomas, of Birkside
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Way, Mereside, Blackpool, was charged with unautho rised taking of a VW Golf from Slaidburn on Thurs day, which was aggravated by damage to the car and two police vehicles, danger ous driving on the M l on Saturday, driving while dis qualified and without insurance, obstructing a police officer and damaging a pair of police handcuffs. Lomas, who is also
known as Smith, was remanded in custody until Monday.
New facilities for disabled
NEW disabled facilities could soon be added to existing public toilets in Gisburn. The proposal, to be con
sidered tonight by Ribble Valley Borough Council's Planning and Development Committee, seeks to refur bish the existing toilets, sit uated off Mill Lane, and attach a new disabled toilet and ramp. No objections have arisen
from the plans and council lors are expected to give the go-ahead for building work to begin.
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Ramblers enjoy a rare day out in the sunshine of Haworth
MEMBERS of Clitheroe Ramblers’ Association had a rare, sunny day
for their walk in the Haworth area. Setting out from Haworth Church,
the walkers followed the signs to the Bronte waterfalls and soon reached Penistone Hill with its fine views of the
area. The dry, sandy tracks of the country
park gave way to wet, peaty paths as the group crossed Haworth moor and dropped down a steep path by the side of the waterfall. Crossing Bronte bridge, the walkers took the path to Top Withens, the disputed model for Wuthering Heights, and then it was downhill along the Pen nine Way to Stanbury.
HOPING for good weather next month are pupils at one of the Ribble Valley s
smallest primary schools. The Ordnance Survey hot-air balloon is to visit Thorneyholme RC Primary
An old track was followed to a derelict mill, which provided a sheltered stop for
lunch. They- climbed out of the Worth Valley
and followed field paths to Oakworth. A coffee stop was made in the unusual Hold en Park, which is made up of grottoes incorporating tunnels and steps, set round a bowling green. Then it was downhill to the restored railway station, followed by a long, slow climb back to Haworth. On another occasion, the ramblers
walked from Barbon Church to Brownth- waite Pike via Barbon Fell and Bull Pot Farm. They then made for Langthwaite Gill along the Roman road, passing artis tic sheep pens on their way to Bellgate and
back to Barbon. Fingers crossed for good weather in time for balloon visit
School, Dunsop Bridge, on March 16th. Children are now looking forward to see
ing the balloon in action and being given a film show and lecture about the work of the balloon and its crew.
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Chatburn bounce back against
i local rivals
S a b d en U t i
CHATBURN returned to winning the siopei and they knew chances would be w a v s
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In the second half, the visitors kicked up
with this hard-fought victory hard to come by. y ,WYv.r rivals <?ahdpn
But with Young causing a constant threat, chatburn's super-sub Tomlinson rose
’ The visitors dominated the opening unmarked at the near post to loop Booth's stages of the encounter.
; And with King and new signing Ince run- Sabden staged a stirring fightback as they ning the midfield, it was no surprise that pushed for an equaliser, and Weir shaved the Chatburn took the lead.
corner over the keeper.
i. Cliff was felled in the box, and Bradshaw But Chatburn held on to keep their promo- rattled the net from the resulting penalty.
far post with their best effort, tion push going and remain top of the league. A defensive mix-up led to Sabden’s leveller, Jjangho .................................................. 2
which was their first real chance, and they j Ju r s l Green ........................................7 quickly followed it up by scoring directly from r p j jg wheels on the Hurst Green
a fAt 2-1 down, Chatburn dug deep and were E a s t L a n c a sh i re F o o tb a l l L e ag u e First Division title bandwagon continue to
WARBURTONS YOUTH LEAGUE
Under 10 P W D L P
B'ford Celtic.... 17 17 0 0 51
Colne Clarets... 18 15 1 ReadstoneUtd. 18 10 3 B'field Celtic.... 17 9 5 Brunlea............ 15 7 4 B'dale Utd....... 16 Foulridge......... 17 Michelin Tigers 18 Fulledge Colts.. 16 . - Junior Clarets.. 16 4 1 11 13 Salterforth....... 18 2 0 16 6 West End......... 16 0 0 16 0 Under 11 P W D L P
1 9 22 3 9 21
2 46 5 33 3 32 4 256 22
8 20 C'roe Wolves.... 18 12
2 43 3 39
lghtcn Leigh.... 19 9 Michelin.......... 16 8 1 Foulridge......... 11 8 0 6 21 Colne Clarets... 15 4 5 6 17 B'dale Utd....... 16 1 2 10 14 ReadstoneUtd. 13 2
Fulledge Colts.. 15 12 1 2 37 6 31
7 25 1 10
Brunlea............ 14 1 1 12 B'field Celtic.... 14 1 0 13 3
Junior Clarets.. 15 12 2 1 38 Foulridgc......... 14 10 1 3 31 Brunlea............ 12 7 0 5 21 Knuzden Jnrs... 11 6 2 3 20 C'roe Wolves.... 14 6 0 8 18 Michelin........... 10 5 1 4 16 West End.......... 14 5 0 9 15 Fulledgc............ 11 2 0 9 6
•Belvedere....... 13 1 0 12 -3 Under 12 Red p W D L p
Salterforth Belvedere......... B’dale Utd....... 14 6 B'field Celtic.... 15 6 B'wickUtd....... 14 5 Ightcn Leigh.... 14 4
Under 13 P W D L P
Fulledge Colts.. 17 14 2 C’roe Wolves.... 15 11 1 Michelin.......... 14 10 2 Salterforth....... 19 9
Knuzden Jnrs... 15 B'ford Celtic.... 18 7 •Colne Clarets.. 16 7 Junior Clarets.. 17 6 B'field Celtic.... 15 5 Belvedere......... 15 2 B'dale Utd....... 16 2 Under 11
B’ford Celtic.... 16 14 1 1 43 Junior Clarets.. 17 14 1
Ighten Leigh.... Colne Clarets... Todmordcn...... Michclin.......... Rolls-Royce..... ReadstoneUtd.
Bacup.................. B'dale Colls.... 15 Fulledge Colts.. 14 Milltown Wndrs 18 Junior Clarets.. 17 B'field Celtic.... 15 1 3 11 6 B'dale Utd....... 18 0 2 16 2 Under 15
14 10 16 16 14
13 11 10 10 9
8
0 0 1 0 2
2 2 3 2 2 3
13 12
3 45 2 33 3 31 0 30 5 5 4 7 7
29 29 26 18 17 11 9
P W D L P
C'roe Wolves.... 12 11 1 0 34 Junior Clarets.. 11 11 0 0 33 Colne Clarets... 14 10 2 2 32 ReadstoneUtd. 14 7 1 6 22 •Michelin......... 12 7 0 5 18 Padiham WH... 14 3 •Ross Valley.... 12 2 B'field Celtic.... 10 0 . -
B'ford Celtic.... 11 0 0 11 0 Under 12 Blue P W D L
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14 14 0 0 42 14 10 0 4 30 3
Rcadstone Utd. 11 4 1 Bacup.............. 14 3 3 Colne Clarets... 14 2 1
5 21 7 20 5 19 8 14 6 13 8 12
1 44 3 34 2 32 7 30
Bacup Borough 20 9” 2 9 29 Padiham WH... 17 8 °
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roll after an awesome display against lowly
Langho. With a blus tery wind
hin d e rin g b o th teams, Green opened the scoring a f te r 10 minutes when Craig Dewhirst neatly cre ated a good opportunity for Warren Baker to pounce and score from
close range. Baker netted his second
minutes later after easily rounding the helpless keeper. Midway through the first
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Saeeer Scene
Lacy Arms (above, 280299/29/17) and losers Judge Walmsley (below, 280299/30/23) are pictured before their memorial League clash on Sunday at Roefield.
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rewarded when Cliff bulleted Young's cross past the keeper.
The power
of hypnosis HYPNOTIC powers were brought to bear on mem bers of Clitheroe Ladies
Circle. They had come together
for their annual charter din ner, held at Gisburn's Stirk House Hotel and organised by vice-chairman Mrs Julie Stockton. Guest speaker was Mr
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Beef on the bone: MP hits out at ban after Welsh
minister and Prince tuck in ^ . f
LOCAL MP Nigel Evans has congratulated Welsh Secretary Alun Michael on His excellent taste in food after he ate beef off the bone at the St David's
Day dinner. Mr Michael caused a national
debate when he followed the Prince of Wales's lead by eating the beef
a t Monday's meal. Mr Evans commented: "The Secre tary of State has said that 'it's nice to
see it cooked properly'. For the rest of us, it would be nice to see it cooked at all. Perhaps he knows where I can get some - I'll even invite him along for
the meal. "By the Government's own admis
sion, the odds of catching anything from beef on the bone is one in two million. I've said it before and I'll say it again - this ban is an idiotic and bureaucratic measure which is doing immense damage to British farming. 'It is illegal to sell it, but it is not illegal to carry it or eat it - just what
is going on? This Government believes in the nanny state removing the freedom of choice from con sumers to eat what they choose. The Government should go the whole hog and ban smoking, drinking, driving and even walking across the street - there's far more risk in all these things than in eating beef on the bone. "I hope that Alun Michael's taste
test will finally persuade the Govern ment to see sense and to drop this ridiculous ban."
Campaign to reduce motor bike accidents after an alarming increase in fatal smashes
John Hoyle-Wood, a clini cal hypnotherapist for Burnley NI-IS Trus t. Among those enthralled by his talk were the Mayoress of Clitheroe, Mrs P at McGowan, group chairman Mrs Anne Pietrzak, area chairman Ms Janet Ware- ing, Clitheroe Tangent chairman Mrs Catherine Taylor and Padiham Ladies' Circle chairman Mrs Tracy Graham. Our photo shows some of the top table guests and mem bers who attended the event. (280299/21/05)
A "BIKE SAFE 2000" campaign is expected to be launched for the local area today in a bid to reduce
motor cycle accidents. Road sa fe ty officers say th a t the
campaign follows an alarming increase in the number of fatal accidents involv ing motor cycles in Lancashire. Seventeen people were killed, several in
the Ribble Valley, and 137 were seriously injured in the county last year. This year's figures already include a Clitheroe fatali
ty- The campaign has been organised by
Lancashire County Council and the Lan cashire Constabulary. Commenting on the 1998 figures, a
spokesman said: "It is an unacceptable loss of life, causing immense trauma to the bereaved families." The campaign is being launched a t a
seminar at the Hutton police headquar ters and this will be followed by a pro gramme of activities th a t will run
throughout the year. The spokesman said that the campaign
aimed to team up "key people and organ isations who, by working together, can make a real difference". The main focus of the seminar will be
road-safety training and education. Speakers such as representatives from the health authority, accident investigators and psychologists will be addressing the seminar.
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D e L a c y ’s d e rb y
d e lig h t
Judge Walmsley......... 1 De Lacy A rm s ..............3 FOOTBALL should not be played on ploughed
fields. Nevertheless, midfielders
playing in this derby encounter, would have felt happier on tractors than in football boots such was the atrocious state of the pitch. Were it no for the long back log of fixtures in the league, the referee would have been well advised to have called this game off. Adding to the players' dis
title race could go to the wire. Leaders Alma are six
And the Third Division
points ahead of Clitheroe’s Brown Cow, and the sides meet at Roefield on Sunday. Brown Cow kept up the
Head.
pressure with a 2-1 win over Blackburn Bull’s Head, while Legion are fourth after a 5-3 win over Wilpshire Bull's
First Division RESULTS
Judge Walmesley 1, De Lacy 3. Second Division
folds 3.
satisfaction of having to do battle on a ground with more sandtraps in it than Went worth, was the fact that yards away an obscure third divi sion match was taking place on a far superior surface. Many have begun to question the value offered by the £220 a season charged to each team by Ribble Valley Bor ough Council for the use of the pitches. It was a testament to both
Calderstones 4, Crown Scaf Third Division
Brown Cow 2, Blackburn Bull's Head 1; Wilpshire Bull's Head 3,
Royal British Legion 5. FIXTURES First Division
Swan a t Whalley v Judge
Walmesley (QEII) . Second Division
Lit t le Crown v Calderstones
(Haslingden). Third Division
Brown Cow v Alma (Roefield);
Royal British Legion v Wood- nook (Roeficld). TABLES
teams' passion for the game that they made it into a half- decent battle, despite the treacherous pitch. De Lacy were first to strike
half Dewhirst added the third after a looping shot hit the underside of the bar and bounced just over the line. The second half had barely
First Division P W D L Pts
Hevslnn.......... 15 13 1 1 40 DeLacy........... 17 9 4 4 31 Acc Sports....... 16 8 3 5 27
in the fifth minute with a freak goal from Andrew
begun when Baker completed his hat-trick. But Green took their foot
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off the accelerator and enabled Langho to pull back to 4-2. Green found their feet
•Foulridge........ 13 1 1 11 Under If. P W D L P
1 9 1 1
C'roe Wolves.... 13 13 0 0 39 Junior Clarets.. 10 9 0 1 27
Brunlea............ 8 6 0 2 18 B'wickUtd....... 13 5 3 5 18 Huncoat Utd.... 10 5 2 3 17 Todmorden Coltsl3 5 0 8 15 Ross Valley...... 15 4 3 8 15 B'dale Utd....... 15 4 2 9 14 Colne Clarets... 12 3 2 7 11 Fulledge Colts.. 11 0 0 11 0
W o lv e s
Accrington League campaign in good style with a 3-1 win at Pleckgate against Blackburn
CL IT H E R O E W o lv e s
Dynamoes. The Wolves took the chance to
hand fringe squad members and new players a game, and they took their chance with both hands. • However, they had to come from
behind to win. Dynamoes went ahead after 10
minutes, but right back Matt Fel lows popped up to make it 1-1 at
half-time.The sides remained deadlocked
with five minutes to play. • But Cem Karakurum netted a
■ peach of a header from a pin-point ; corner, before, virtually from the ■ re-start, he rifled in from the edge
Lof the area. : Left back Chris Leonard was
;'i.■: The Under 11s fought out a 2-2 ■ draw with leaders Junior Clarets. 'N Clarets took the lead before Wolves levelled just before the
man-of-the-match. Under 12s ended th e ir
Junior Soccer
break when good work from star man Michael Barker, and a brave challenge from Luca Musker allowed Jack Fielding free to score. Philip North headed home a
Marcus Pratt corner in the second half, before Clarets equalised. The Under 16s eased to another fine win, beating Rossendale Val
ley 4-1. Star man Michael Pidlyskyj
shot home a rebound from a corner for the opener, and the second fol lowed shortly after when winger Danny Walker, back from injury,
blasted in. Rick Whalley notched the third
before half-time after rounding the
keeper. Simon Barker's speculative cross
turned into a lob with the help of a blustery wind for the fourth, before Valley pulled one back.
work hard against bottom of the table Brierfield Celtic, before win
The Under 15s were made to
ning 3-0. Joe Kettlewell hit two. Jamie
Thomas was also on target and Tom Smith caught the eye.
AF T E R conceding two
early goals, Read s to n e United Under 10s recovered to
beat Salterforth 6-4. Goalscorers were Chris Holt and
Adam Sharpies, who scored two apiece, while Thomas Marsh and Shaun Laurie also netted. Oliver Tyreman was man-of-the-
match, while goalkeeper Thomas Lister made many good saves. The Under 15s also had a good
Simpson both bagged a brace, and star man Andy Bennett found his way onto the scoresheet. The Under 14s Burnley League
Andrew Stubbs and Robert
side beat Colne Clarets 2-1 with a magnificent team effort. Roger Cairns and Ryan McBreen scored, with Kieron
win, beating White Horse Colts 5- 2.
again and hit a fifth through leading scorer Dave Whalley. Alan Bamber surged
through from midfield to cre ate a fourth for Baker, and with minutes left Daniel Wilkinson completed the
rout. Baker was man-of-the-
match, and Green take on Worsthorne on Saturday in another crunch clash.
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Monks outstanding. The Under 14s Accrington
League side lost 3-1 to North Val ley Dynamos, with Duncan Fearn- liead scoring the consolation and Jamie Dunbar man-of-the-match. There were also defeats for the Under 11s, Under 12s and Under
13s. The Under 11s played top-of-
the-league Junior Clarets and put up an excellent performance before losing three goals in the last 10 minutes to go down 6-3. Matthew Whitwell, Michael
ster was the pick of the bunch. Andrew Tinker scored twice,
A PULSATING clash was settled by Richard Ben
son's h a t - t r ic k as Whalley Juniors Under 13s beat Oggy
I-Iospur 4-3. Oggy went ahead early on, but
Whalley had chances to level through Fothergill, Benson and Banfield before a good move involving Roff and Fothergill saw Banfield convert a cross. In the second half, play swung
Whittaker and Benjamin Heap were on target, and Robert Web
and Johnny Burbridgcalso netted, but the Under 12s lost by the same score to Borrowdale United. Ryan Thomas-Fisher caught the
eye with a fine performance. A late goal saw the Under 13s lose out 3-2 to Ilaslingden after
coming back from 2-0 down. David Morris and Joe Waller
scored, with Murray Leach man- of-the-match.
finished off a great move involving Marlon Murray and James
Richardson. Gary Micallef had a shot
deflected in for the second, before Rossendale made for a nervous last five minutes by pulling a goal back. The side then lost 4-0 to Rossendale Valley Boys in a poor
performance. Donald Wharton was star man, while keeper Aaron Catchpole kept
from end to end until Oggy regained the lead. Whalley looked dead and buried when Oggy added a third, but Ben
son took over after that. He beat two men before crashing
goal won the game and earned Benson the man-of-the-match
the ball home for his first, and then struck a shot which was deflected in. A carbon copy of his mazy first
award. The Under 10s Arrows beat
Rossendale Valley Colts 2-1 in a
double-pointer. After a goal-less first half, Alex
Smith put Whallcy ahead when he
the score down. The Under 15s shared four goals
with St Albans after being 2-0
down. Man-of-the-match Michael
Shields and Edward Andrews net ted.
the locals hit the woodwork twice and missed a penalty. Joe Cross was man-of-the-match. The Under 9s Panthers lost 9-0
1-1 at Ossy Villa B with a William Henderson goal., But it could have been a win as
Whalley Pumas Under 9s drew
at the hands of Turton Tigers, with James Ormiston in goal Whalley's star man.
"Booey" Dennis, whose bat tling endeavour, nevertheless, earned him a brace by the end of the 90 minutes. After some uncharacteristically sloppy Judge defending, he found himself on the edge of the far right comer of the box, before hoofing a speculative left footed shot, which appeared to all and and sundry to be skying well over the bar. But the ball held up in a sudden strong gust of wind and dropped in the top corner over a helpless Alan Taylor. The game then became a
dog-fight between the two teams. Judge captain Chris Stanley was unlucky with a long range free-kick, which was tipped over by the charis matic De Lacy keeper Gra ham Seedall. On 32 minutes he made another super-stop, when Judge striker Charlie Street lashed a volley from close range only to be denied by the rotund keeper who spread himself effectively at the far post. Judge got one back 30 min
Plough Inn....... 16 8 2 6 26 Swan at Whalley 12 8 1 3 25 Judge Walmcsley 16 6
Stanhill............ 13 Rishton Arms... 14 4 Apeks............... 14 4 1 9 13 Ilolehouse........ 13 1 2 10 5 Clarence........... 15 0 4 11 4 Second Division
7 15 P W D L Pts
Royal Hotel.... 12 11 0 1 33 Queens EG....... 14 9 0 5 27 E11 Football.... 10 8 0 2 24 Brownhill Arms 10 6 1 3 19 Woolpack......... 12 6 0 6 18 Calderstones.... 14 6 0 8 18 Ossy Rovers.... 11 5 1 5 16 Ossy Hotspur... 11 3 2 6 11 Little Crown.... 12 2 3 7 9
Crown S'ffolds.. 15 1 3 11 6 Third Division P W D L Pts
Alma................ 12 10 1 1 31 Lomax............. 11 9 2 0 29 Brown Cow...... 12 S 1 3 25 Legion............. 14 8 1 5 25 B'burnBH....... 13 6 3 4 21 United SC........ 13 5 2 6 17 Ossy Refugees.. 14 4 3 7 15 LS Roofing...... 11 4 0 7 12 Wilpshire BH... 13 2 0 11 6 Woodnook........ 15 1 1 13 4
EAST LANCASHIRE
LEAGUE TABLES
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utes into the second-half, when an appaling misplaced back pass found Street in space and he calmly slotted home past Seedall. Four min utes later, De Lacy were back in the lead with another well placed Dennis strike which found the far comer of the net past the stranded Taylor. Five minutes later Warren Baker made sure of the points for De Lacy when Taylor was unable to keep out his well placed penalty, despite a valiant effort of the keeper's behalf. This was one game, after which, the Judge men wanted, like the grounds man's reputation, to sink in the mud without a trace. There was more local suc
Worsthorne..... 11 10 1 3 31 Crosshills......... 12 9 3 0 30 B'wick Utd....... 17 7 1 6 25 T'dcn Celtic.... 16 6 2 8 20 Settle Utd........ 13 6 1 6 19 Oswaldtwistle.. 10 5 2 3 17 Kelbrook.......... 16 4 3 9 15 Stackstcads SJ. 15 4
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Colne Utd....... 12 3 2 7 Langho............ 12 3 0 9 9 Gargrave.......... 9 2 2 5 8
9 14 11
Chatburn......... 15 11 1 3 34 Whinney Hill... 12 9 3 0 30 Ribchester Rov 15 7 5 3 26 Sabden............. 13 7 2 4 23 Rolls-Royce.... 12 6 4 2 22
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Interesting talk
for young farmers MEMBERS of Clitheroe Young Farmers' Club met in Pendleton Village Hall for an educational and interesting talk by a repre sentative of the Multiple Sclerosis Society. Next week there will be
an indoor meeting starting at 7-45 p.m. in Pendleton Village Hall.
Solo winners at Pendle Club
WINNERS at the Pendle Club at solo whist were: Mr D. Grant, Mr S. Holden and Mr A. Leonard. New players will be wel
come every Monday at 7-30 p.m.
Mill Hill SP..... 14 4 3 7 15 Rock Rovers.... 14 4 2 8 14
Read Utd......... 10 3 i 6 10 Earbv Town..... 12 2 2 s 8 B'wick PR........ 13 0 1 12 1 Reserve Division
cess with another win for Calderstones, and further vic tories for Brown Cow and Royal British Legion. Calderstones beat Crown
Scaffolds by the odd goal in seven to continue their renais sance in the Second Division.
Mill Hill SP.... 16 11 2 3 35 Rock Rovers...., 19 9 6 4 33 Settle Utd....... 15 10 2 3 32 Kelbrook......... . 18 10 1 7 31 Colne Utd......... 14 7 4 3 25 Sabden............ . 13 5 2 6 17 Hurst Green.... . 13 4 4 4 16 Read Utd........ . 14 5 i 8 16 Tden Celtic..... 16 4 2 10 14 Rolls-Royce.... . 14 3 3 8 12 Earby Town..... 16 2 1 13 7 B'wick PR....... . 15 0 2 13 2
Worsthorne..... 17 15 0 2 45 P w D L p
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