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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, August 12th, 1999 Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified)


Caterers and Kosovars cook up great game


a t e r in g staff at Caldorstones cooked up an impressive match against the Kosovar refugees living in


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the Calderstone village. Despite the weather on Sunday


evening, there was a good turn out from both sides, especially from the Kosovar


village. The score was one game each, a^ter a V j l j ____ t _ 1.1.A


Kosovar comeback to win the previous week following some intensive training. Following the kick-off at 7-30 p.m.,


the game was soon in full swing. Within minutes, the catering team


had scored two goals, which was fol­ lowed by a goal by the Kosovars late on


in the first half. The second half was also packed with.


goals. The Catering Team landed anoth­ er three goals and looked to be well set.


for victory. But their guests were also in free-scor­


ing mood and scored four more them­ selves to leave the score locked at 5-5.


RIBBLESDALE CRICKET LEAGUE


JENNINGS


Sunior I.eagiic P W TN/R LBPPts


taui.es ‘Internationar soccer match at Calderstones


THE international language was fo o tb al l a t th e Ca lde rs tones Kosova Village as social services staff took on a team of residents. The game was the decider in a


series of three, with both sides hav­ ing claimed one apiece in the previ­


ous encounters. The series was started after Lan­


cashire County Council staff and Kosovars had enjoyed a casual kick around together. Catering staff team members, led by Mr Darren Harris, playing in the De Lacy Arms strip, were surprised by the level of technical ability displayed by the Kosovars, who sported a strip donated by Clitheroe Wolves.


All the games were played in a . , , _______ _ r,io,roH ;n a


good spirit, with an enthusiastic crowd gathering on the touchline


and, in the end, it was honours even with the last game finishing at five-


five. With the imminent departure of


50 Kosovars back to their home­ land, and with many others being


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rehoused in council houses acro.ss Lancashire (although not in the Kibble Valley), the game was seen as a fitting symbolic end to an ami­ cable relationship between social services staff and Kosova village residents. (080899/19/19a)


S For match report, see sport on


Ribb Wndrs 19 14 Cherry Tree 19 13 Padiham.... 19 13 Read........19 12 GtHarwoodl9 10 Clithcroe... 19 10 Whalley.... 19 9 Barn'wick.. 19 7 Earby.......19 7 Baxenden.. 19 6


Osw Imm.. 19 5 Edenfield... 19 5 Settle....... 19 4 Northern... 19


Fir.sl Division


Padiham.... 17 12 Gtllarwoodl7 11 Ribb Wndrs 17 10 Salesbury.. 17 10 Clithcroe... 17 8 St'steads.... 17 7 BGSOB....17 6 Read........17 7 Cherry Tree 17 5


Earby.......17 AMSUL'ANce


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P W TN/R LBPPts 3 16 80 5 16 73 6 20 72 3 14 72 7 8 52 8 12 51 7 12 50 8 10 49 9 8 39


Belvedere.. 17 5 Baxenden.. 17 3


Barn'wick.. 17 15


Whalley.... 17 12 Osw Imm .. 17 10 Old Ross.... 17 11 Settle.......17 8 Rolls-Royce 17 8 Edenfield... 17 8 Belvedere.. 17 6 Northern... 17 6 BGSOB....17 4


< Second Division


4 12 84 3 12 83 3 10 82


spot in the Clitheroe and District Pool League Pre­


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mier Division. But Buck A narrowed the


gap slightly when they beat Pendle Hotel 10-2. Dog and Partridge B


stay two points clear of Royal Oak in the Firs t Division after both scored


8-4 wins. In the Second Division


10 10 39 10 8 31 11 4 25


P W TN/R LBP Pts 1 24101 4 18 80 5 16 70 6 14 69 7 16 60 8 16 58 6 8 54


Salesbury .. 17 4 Rolls-Royce 17


only three points separate the top three clubs. Starkies lead the way beat New Inn to leapfrog them in the table and go to the top of the table. Hurst Green are a point behind after their 6-6 draw with Craven Heifer A. Legion D continued their


march towards the Third Di'vision title with a 9-3 win over their own B team and are now 11 points clear as the half-way stage approaches. And the top two in the


10 12 44 10 10 42 9 12 40 9 6 34 17 2 2


Third Division


Cherry Tree 17 11 Clitheroe... 18 10 Ribb Wndrs 16 9 IRead........ 18 8


Businessman cut free and airlifted to hospital after accident at Dutton


____________ _— -------------- ------------------ --- EMERGENCY ser­


vices converged on yet another serious Ribble Valley road smash on


Thursday. R ib ch e s ter electrical


c o n t ra c to r Mr T e r ry Cronshaw was trap p ed by the arm when his van an d a lo r ry were in an a c c id e n t on th e main C l i th e ro e -L o n g r id g e


road. I t took over an hour of


delicate work to cut Mr Cronshaw free so th a t he could be airlifted to the Royal Preston Hospital. The rescue team had to cut into a hedge and then remove the back doors of


the van. Mr Cronshaw (48) later


underwent a major opera­ tion on his arm. He and his son are in business from Bee Mill, Ribchester, and his wife, Susan, is a well-known member of the staff at Ribchester Hospi­


tal. Mart prices


THERE was again a good trade for the best cows and calves at Friday's Clitheroe Auction Mart fortnightly store cattle and sliecp


sale.


found some resistance, while the prime lamb market is m the dol­ drums, with the top price only


A small number of store lambs , ,


just exceeding £20. At Tuesday's weekly sale, there


was a definite lift in the prime cat­ tle trade and heifers showed the greatest improvement on the day. Premium bulls made to


___ The accident happened


by the junction with Gal­ lows Lane, Dutton, and


K. n i l lT ;


the road was blocked for some time. The lorry dri­ ver escaped with shock.


P ictu red (top) is the


scone of the accident at Gallows Lane at Dutton


and (above) the mangled wreckage of Mr Cron- shaw’s van.


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i Barn'wick.. 17 8 Earby.......18 7 Settle.......18 7 Padiham.... 16 6


Northern... 17 8


I Edenfield... 15 6 Salesbury.. 17 5


I St'stcads.... 16


1 Osw Imm.. 17 f Belvedere.. 18 i Baxenden.. 17 1


Gt Harwoodl5 E


P W TN/R LBP Pts 1 18 83 4 20 78 3 16 69 6 18 66 6 16 62 7 16 60 5 12 59 6 8 53 6 12 50 5 10 48 6 6 43 6 8 41 9 14 39


CRAVEN AND DISTRICT CRICKET LEAGUE P


First Division


Embsay......................... H ^ Upper W'dale............... Oakworth................... Bradley.................. ^.....


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O Pendle Forest............ 17


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Thornton....................... H I Carleton........................


Barrowford................. 17 ; 0 Haworth.................... H


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Sutton............................


Foulridge.................... '7 Second Division P


Skipton Cl................. 17 Long Lee....................... }7 • Chatburn.................. 17


Haworth WE................ J7 Gargrave.................... {7


Glusburn....................... j7


1 Cononley...................... 17 Barnoldswick 3rds...... 17 0 James N elson's......... 17


Airedale...................... '7


Keighley'fC................ 17 Third Division


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I Bradley......................... j7 I 00 Embsay................ 17


1 Oakworth......................... J7 1 Haworth........................... 17 I Pcndle Forest.................. 17 0 Chatburn..................... 17


I Upper W'dale.................. 17 Glusburn.......................... 17


1 Haworth WE................ }7 I 0 Sutton......................... 17 Fourth Division


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1 Long L e e ......................... 17 I Skiplon Cl


1 Foulndgc................... 17 I Ingrow SJ ...................... 17


Gargrave...................... 17


1 Cononicy...................... 17 I Pendle Forest 3rds----- 17


Airedale........................ 17


I 0 - denotes tie. I 0 0 - denotes two ties.


116p/kg (av. 116 p/kg): Pnme to 109p (103p): commercial to 94p


commercial to 86p (84p). Prime heifers to lOlp (98p):


Prime steers to lOlp (99p),'


commercial to 94p (83p). There were 1,107 new season


Premium lambs (25.5 kg -3o.9 kg) to 77p (77p); premium


^ ^ ^


69.90p (66.42p). Cast ewes to £22 per head.


Calves were up in number and


trade a lump stronger, with a ring full of people looking to purcha^ beef-type calves and Friesian bulls


to rear. Friesian bulls to £30; Belgian «« t> i • -


blue to £181, heifers to £56: Hei^ ford bulls to £85; Charolais bulls


to £69, heifers to £46; Simmental heifers to £36; Limousin heifers to


£40. Order granted


THE Spread Eagle Hotel, Barrow, has been granted a


protection order. Blackburn magistrates


agreed to the order follow­ ing an application by ^ i s - ta n t manager Miss Nina Elwood, who has worked for Whitbread for eight years and has been in her current position for the last five


Cultural attache launches Asian arts festival


A FASCINATING talk on Asian cul­ ture in Britain was given by a cultural attache to an audience a t the Plat­ form Gallery to launch the Ribble Valley's first ever Asian arts festival. Mela Magic is a two-week event in


the Ribble VaUey celebrating many dif­ ferent aspects of Asian culture and the colourful contribution it makes to Lan­


cashire life. Over the next fortnight, a plethora of


events will be taking place as part of the festival around the Ribble Valley, including, dance, music and art work­


shops. Dr Shakoor, of Manchester-based . ^ u J


Asian Art 2000, kicked off the "Mela," meaning festival, with an entertaining talk about the history and culture of


Asians in Britain. He explained to the audience the differences iietween llie religions and cultures of Hinduism.


. .


Sikhism and Islam. He demonstrated many of the simi­


larities between the Bible and tlie Koran, arguing that 21 figures in the Old and New Testament are featured


in the Islamic Holy book. After the meeting. Dr Shakoor spoke


of the importance of the Mela. He said: "It's a celebration Of the Asian commu­ nity living in the Ribble Valley since tlic '50s. With the Millennium coming next year, it is a timely reminder of what Asian people have acliicved witliin our society. I t shows the way forward, because we all have to live logelher and we need to celebrate our differences as


. 1 i t ...............^11 «r, , .^ , . .MTnic inr r w h n l . Wtt h a v e 1 well a.s recognising what we have in


common Loo." For more infomiation about events in


the Mela Magic Festival, ring Ribble Valley Arts Development Officer Miss Elaine Sagar on 01200 443071 or Miss Raliila Hus.sain on 01200 452556. Our picture sliows people enjoying a


spot of Mela Magic in front of the wooden model of the Taj Mahal made by local arU-st Jim Sharpe (from left to right): Mrs Asligir Amin, Mr Gavin Wilshaw, Clilheroo ethnic services lilirarian Mre Nazia Klialid, Ribblc Val­ ley Arts Development Officer Miss Elaine Sagar and Platform Gallery co­ ordinator Muss Katherine Slioesinith.


(100899/10/1)


lambs, prime hoggs and cast sheep forward.


(36.0kg-45.5kg) to J9-^>P (76.40p); prime (25.5kg-35.9kg) to 74p (72. 12p): prime (36kp 45.5kg) to 75p (72.20P): others to


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1 Carleton ......................... 17 I1 Cowling......................... 17


II James Nelson's .............. 17 I Keighley TC .................. 17


Fourth Division clashed, drew 6-6 leaving Victoria two points clear of White


Horse B.


Buck 6: Buck Inn A 10, Pendle Hotel B 2; White Hart A 6, Legion A 6; Whalley Arms A 8, Castle 4; Read Constitutional 3,


Dog and Partridge A 6, Higher Premier Division RESULTS


Kings Arms A 9. First Division


Horses; Bay Horse A 8, Whalloy Arms B 4; Legion C 4, Royal Oak


Kings Arms B v Waggon and


8: Stork Hotel 6, Horse Shoe A 6; Black Bull A 4, Dog and Par­


tridge B 8.


10 10 38 9 8 33


12 4 15


Green 6; Horse Shoo B 9, De Lacy 3; Mangrove A 6, White Hart B 6: Three Millstones 4, Ultraframe


Craven Heifer A 6, Hurst Second Division F o o l S c e i ie


8; Starkies Fun Bar 8, New Inn 4. Third Division


10; Castle B v White Lion; Legion B 3, Legion D 9; Pendle Hotel A 4, Pendle Witch 8; Brown Cow B 7, Buck Wrinklcys 5. Fourth Division


Buck Inn B 2, Brown Cow A


Dog Inn bye. FIXTURES


White Hart A v Pendle Hotel B; Whalley Arms A v Legion A; Kings Arms A v Castle A: Read Constitutional v Dog and Par­


Buck Inn A v Higher Buck; Premier Division Tonight tridge A.


Horses: Legion C v Whalley Arras B; Stork Hotel v Royal Oak; Dog and Partridge B v Horse Shoe A; Black Bull A v


Bay Horse A v Waggon and First Division


Kings Arms B. Second Division


Mangrove A v De Lacy: Three Millstones v White Hart B; New Inn V Ultralrame; Starkies Fun Bar V Craven Heifer B, Third Division


Horse Shoe B v Hurst Green;


Legion B v White Lion; Pendle Hotel A V Legion D; Buck Wrink- leys V Pendle Witch; Brown Cow


Castle B v Brown Cow A;


B V Buck Inn B. Fourth Division


Horse v White Horse B; White Horse A v Mangrove B; Station


Victoria v Black Bull B; Black


Hotel V Dog Inn; Bay Horse B bye.


MATTHEW BROWN LADIES'


Craven A 6, Brown Cow 6; Station 8, Low Moor 4; Black Bull (Old Langho) 8, Craven B 4;


DARTS LEAGUE RESULTS


Oak 4.


son- 114 - A. Websten 110 - S. Lockett: 105 + 100 - A. Holden, 100 - L. Haidon, S. Passmore^^^^^^ POSITIONS


____ 134 - M. McDonnell: 123 + 121 - C. Lockett: 120 + 100 - Jack-


Criven A esfJ^K T gsT s: 6, Low Moor 60; 7, Craven B 59; 8, Brown Cow 56.


1 RHck Bull fold Langho) 86; 2, Station 71; 3, Royal Oak 69, 4, __________


AND DISTRICT BOWLING LEAGUE First Division


HYNDBURN RESULTS


Globe B 2, Globe A 8; Burnley Road D 6, Waddington A 4; Rushton Street B 7, Hollands 3; Globe E 3, Ribblesdale Wanderers


Globe D 9, Free Gardeners 1; B. Second Division


Rishton BC 9, Rushton Street E 1; Salesbury Blue 7, Burnley Road C 3; Clitheroe CC 9, Rush- ton Street C 1; College 8, Whalley


Burnley Roadd A 3, Coppice 7; A 2. Third Division


BC 2; Waddington B 8; Milnshaw Park 2; Rishton Conservative Club 9, Victoria 1: Whaliey B 4, Sabden B 6; Sydney Street 3, Wil­


Come and Welcome 8, Grange


low Mount 7. Fourth Division


0: Immanuel 8, Catty Park 2; Grange Vanners 4, Oakhill B 6; Sabden A 2, Salesbury Red 8; Sabden C 7. Ribblesdale Wander­


Oakhill A 10, Burnley Road B ers C 3. Firs! Division TABLES P P


Globe A.................... 12 92 Burnley Rd D............ 16 92 Globe B.................... Y 22


Rugby League players sought


^"IP^ANCY: taking up ^ rugby league?


If so, Pendle Lions


Rugby League: ,Ch'b would like, to hcarTrom


you. ■ Player.s, aged 16 and over, are required for the


open age team and will made welcome irrcspec: live of experience. ' Training is taken by,


Quanuner Iqbal and is licld at Nelson and Colne College, Scotland Roadj Nelson, cacli Thursday^?


p.m.). Further details can be


obtained from Bev oii 01282705253.


Globe E.................... 16 72 Free Gardeners.......... 15 ‘U RibbWiidrsA........... 15 67 Hollands................... '1 “6 WaddmglonA........... [5 50


Rushton St B............. }3 H Ribb Wndrs B........... 13 42


B ow ls


S c e n e Second Division


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■Rishton BC................ J5 Oakhill Park................. 15 Burnley Rd A............... Jo


Rushton St E................ 16 Coppice.....................:••• J5 Salesbury Blue........... Jo Burnley RdC............. Jl Clitheroe CC.............. J6 College.......................... 16 Whalley A ..................... J |


Rushton St C..............- . 15 Third Division


P


Come t Welcome........ J5 Sabden B....................... J5


Sydney St................... J | Willow Mount.............. J5 Whalley B ..................... J5 Victoria......................... J5 Rishton Con............... Jj


Grange BC.................... }5 Milnshaw Park............. Jo


Waddington B.............. . 15 Fourth Division


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Immanuel................... J5 Gatty Park................. J5 &lesbury Red.............. Jo Oakhill A....................... 11 Grange Vanners.......... J5 Ribb Wndrs C............ 15 Oakhill B.................... J5 Sabden C.................... Jo Sabden A.................... J5 Burnley Rd B.,


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® Parry counts down to the new season - page 36.


® All the Blues’ fixtures for 1999-2000 - page 36


® Golf pro Dwyer set for European Tour debut -page 36.


® Whalley miss out in major cricket cup final - page 36.


® Murphy is new Mytton Fold champion - page 36.


® Wanderers take over at the top of the table - page 35.


® Rimington take midweek cup honours - page 35


® Big-hitting Andy leads Clitheroe home - page 35


® Bad weekend for Chatburn - page 35


Kings on course for pool title?


in g s Arms A


defeated Read Con­ s ti tu tio n a l Club Club 9-3 away to retain top


Kings Arms A.. 9 Buck A........... 9 White Hart A... 9 Whalley Arms A 9 RBLA............ 9 Read Con....... 9 Dog A............. 9 Castle A.......... 9 Higher Buck.... 9


DogB............. 9 Royal Oak....... 9 Horse Shoe A... 9 Black Bull A.... 9 Kings Arras B.. 8


p


Premier Division P


TABLES.


Pendle Hotel B. 9 First Division


ivhalley Arms B 9


RBLC............ 9 Stork Hotel..... 9 Bay Horse A.... 9


7; Victoria 6, White Horse B 6; Black Horse 3, Mangrove 9: White Horse A 8. Bay Horse B 4;


Station Hotel 5, Black Bull B


Waggon........... 8 Second Division


Starkies........... 9 Hurst Green 9


New Inn.......... 9 Ultrafrarae...... 9 Cray Heifer A... 9 White Hart B... 9 Horse Shoe B... 8 Three Millstones 9 Mangrove A.... 8


DeLacy........ 9 ■Third Division P


RBL D........... 9 Pendle Witch... 9 Pendle Hotel A. 9 Brown Cow A... 9 White Lion..... 8 Brown Cow B... 9 Buck Wrinks.... 9 Buck B........... 9 Castle B.......... 7


Victoria.......... White Horse B. Dog Inn.......... Station Hotel... Black Bull B.... WhiteRorse A. Bay Horse B.... Mangrove B.... Black Horse


RBLB............ 8 Fourth Division


Ladies' League


Buck.............. Legion............ Kings Arms A. Black Bull...... Brown Cow.... De Lacy B...... Castle........—


,6- v3j 3 34 77 ; 2 5 27


p w L P 8 6 2 58 8 6 2 54 7 5 2 45 7 3 4 41 8 3 5 41 7 4 3 37


8 ■v'r 7 26 TEAMS FOR THE


w eekend Saturday


home, meet ground 1-30 p.m.) T. Topham, S. Draycott, R. Shovelton. B. Brooks, D. Musson, J. Lockley, L. Ball, J. ■ Moore, L. Shovelton, G.


Chatburn (v Long Lee,


West.J. Hill Clitheroe (v Padiham.


home, meet ground 1 p.m.) P.Bishop, N. Bibby, A. Bums, Stephen Bishop, S. Coulter, P. Gaskell, M. Hargreaves, G.Kershaw, M. Bolton, N. Bolton, Benjamin, scorer - P. Dibb. same team versus Eden­ field, away, meet 12-30 p.m.) Clitheroe 2nds (v Padiham,


away, meet 12-30 p.m.) J. Green, D. Pickles, C. Musson, K. Fawcett, M. Coulter, D. Glover, K. Driver, S. Booth, P. Atkinson, M. Eglin. F. Hus­ sain, scorer t F. Green. Read (Great Harwood ,


home, start 2 p.m.) N. Marsh, D. Bennett, Qadir, W. East- ham, J. Longden, M. Whal- ley, D. Parsons, R Howarth, T. Allan, A. Willock, Sleep, scor­ er - R. O'Connor. Same team on Sunday versus Whalley, home, plus A. Baron. Read 2nds (v Great Har­


Earby, away, start 2 p.m.) G. Monk, T. Braithwmte, M. Brig­ gs, D. Howard, P. A. Hall, R. Palmer, D. Gardner-Chan, A. Ainsworth, R Spencer, D. Overy, Nawaz, scorer - S. Wharton. Same team versus Blackburn ■ Northern on Sunday, home,


wood, away, meet Read 1 p.m.) A Baron, D. Thistleth- waite, J. Doughty, A. Ben­ nett, Izzy, Naveed.D., Newby, D. Lynagh, J. Mar­ shall, S. Marshall, L. AVood- vine, scorer - J. Neary. Ribblesdale Wanderers (v


16


’ except M. Wrigley and B. ' Spencer for A. Ainsworth amd^


D. Gardner-Chan. Ribblesdale Wanderers


2nds (v Earby, home, start 2 p.m.) I. Britcliffe, M. Wrigley, J. Rain. G. McGuire, G. Leach, A. Pearce, A. Marsh, M. Peel, J. Dewhurst, B. Spencer, W. Adams, scorer - T. Gladwin. Sunday


meet l.p.m.) A. Hacking. M. Powell, C. Sutcliffe, M. Pre- ston.G. Bamber,, J. Ponsoby, S. Trotter, M. Lazenby, P. Griffiths, R. Dinsdale, R. res - J. McDonald,


Clitheroe 3rds (Read, home, Rudd, sc uiorer•i-H. Driver.


(v Belvedere, away, start 2 p.m.) I. Kirk, D. Binns, R, Wellock, A. Kirk. A. Pearce, R. Lloyd S. Fielding, A. Marsh, R. Gladwin, W.


Ribblesdale Wanderers 3rds


Adams, M. Peel. Read 3rds (v Clitheroe,


away, meet Read 1p.m.) D. Wilcock, A. Bennett, Izzy, Naeem, L. Woodvine, S. Marshall, T. Booth, D. Thistlethwaitc, N. Snape, D. Parkinson, G. Hinks. scorer-


A. Latann


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