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Saint’s day parade on ^ Sunday


A PARADE through Clitheroe town centre on Sunday will mark St George's D a y in the Ribble Valley. At approximately 1-40


p.m., members of the sec­ ond Ros sendale Scout Band will lead a proces­ sion of Scouts and Guides from Clitheroe and dis­ trict through the town. The salute will be taken


in the Market Place by Mrs Pat Houldsworth, District Commissioner of Clitheroe District Guides. She will be accompanied by the Mayor and Mayoress of Ribble Valley, Court. Brian and Mrs Pat Collis, the Mayor and Mayoress of Clitheroe, Coun. Alan and Mrs Susan Yearing, Lord Waddington, who is president of the Eas t Lancashire Scout Council, and Lady Waddington. A service will take place


in Clitheroe Parish Church, starting at 2 p.m., and will be led by the vicar, Canon Philip Dearden. Young people will take a leading part in the service.


Spring has sprung!


SPRING will be in the air a t Clitheroe Library on Wednesday, during the Easter activities for chil­ dren. Youngsters,


aged


between five and 11, are invited to join in the fun, which will be based on the book "Sonny's Wonderful Wellies". As well as making a


frieze, the children will also be making seasonal cards and bookmarks. The special activity ses­


sion is free, but admission will be by t ic k e t only. They are available from Clitheroe Library.


Caravan raid


A CARAVAN parked in Standen Hall Road, Clitheroe, was broken into and a 14- inch colour television worth £50 and a wallet containing £30 were stolen. Police are investigating.


WEIGHING up a new approach to tackling sums are pupils from Read CE Primary School. They learned how maths


is involved in everyday life during a week-long maths festival, organised by their teachers. Each class exam­ ined a different aspect of arithmetic, wrote its own sum book, took part in num­ ber trails, competitions and workshops, which included acting as assistants in a travel agent, garden centre and sweet shop. Maths classes, with dis­ plays of pupils' work, were


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opened to parents and grandparents, who were also invited to an evening semi­ nar on the Government's numeracy strategy. Said headmistress Mrs Carole Harrison: "The festival took us months to organise, but was very enjoyable and worthwhile." Our photo shows Year 2


pupils Lizzie Wlodarczyk (six), Hayley Kindness (six) and Joshua Denson (seven) getting to grips with weights and measures in the festi­ val's special tuck shop. (070400/4/5)


A MARATHON effort from Ribble Valley run­ ner Richard Pissochet saw him complete the Paris Marathon in just over four hours. Sunday's race was Mr


Marathon effort pays off The Ribble Valley


Dyslexia Support Group will benefit from Mr Pis­ sochet's efforts as sponsor­ ship money, which is still being collected, will be given to the group. Anyone who did not get


Pissochet's first-ever a t t ­ empt a t a marathon and, competing with his twin brother, Sylvain, he fin­ ished the course in four hours 11 minutes.


chance to sponsor him in the build-up to the race and who wants to make a donation, can contact Mrs Lisa Pissochet on 01200 443106.


Campaigner slams agency over claims of good air quality


AN air-quality campaign­ er has slammed Environ­ ment Agency claims that the local air q u a l i ty is good. Quoting complaint fig­


ures, she is demanding that the pollution laws are strengthened - or that the agency is relieved of its duties for not using the pre­ sent ones enough! But once again the Envi­


ronment Agency complete­ ly rejects what is being said. Mrs J. M. Mortimer, of


Green Drive, Clitheroe, is angry at the agency's stance in view of the number of


complaints about plume­ grounding from Castle Cement's works.. She points to last week's


letters in the Advertiser and Times, one from someone who lives in the Potteries. Although the Mortimers live only hundreds of yards from the company's stacks, they are concerned for the welfare of others living much further away. Mrs Mortimer says that


the latest figures issued by the company itself, for Jan­ uary 9th-31st, show tha t there were 22 complaints of either haze or odour outside


the site boundary. Of these, the company concedes that 15 were possibly justified. If this figure is average,


Mrs Mortimer suggests, it could mean that there have been up to 500 possibly jus­ tified complaints in the two years since "no haze" condi­ tions came into force. When it comes to diox


ins, Mrs Mortimer quotes the 1998 pollution invento­ ry which shows Castle Cement's Clitheroe works 15th in England and Wales. " I t is ahead of many


Residents’ concerned as injured deer is shot close to their homes


RESIDENTS of Brockhall Village claim th a t a deer cull which took place in woodland around th e ir homes was n o t only wrong, b u t could have posed potential safety problems. People living in the Ribble Valley


village say they were concerned about the safety of children, adults and pets who use the wooded area where the cull is believed to have taken place on Thursday and Friday. They claim that the cull was being


sporting enjoyment or to "achieve a general reduction in numbers", as had been suggested. In his letter, Mr Hitman said he


was writing to residents as the shoot­ ing had caused "something of a furore". He explained that the deer had been shot by Mr Frank Thurlow, a wildlife conservation forester, who had worked for the Forestry Commis­ sion, but was now retired. Mr Hitman explained th a t Mr


carried out to rid the area of the deer, and not to manage the herd, as only six or eight animals have been seen in the area. However, developer Mr Gerald Hit­


man has written to residents confirm­ ing that a deer was shot, but denying that it was killed either to supply the village restaurant with venison, for


Thurlow is regularly called on by the RSPCA, the police and vets to "dis­ patch diseased or injured beasts". He said that on this particular occasion the RSPCA had called Mr Thurlow to prevent further suffering to an ani­ mal with a damaged leg, and the deer had been killed with a single shot. Mr Hitman added th a t he had received a number of letters suggest­


ing various reasons for the shooting, but he said that none was the case. He said that the RSPCA had received a number of notifications from Brook- side residents about the difficulty the injured deer was in. Mr Hitman con­ cluded by saying that Mr Thurlow had been contacted by the animal protection organisation and come on to his land as a result. The residents' association was alert­


ed after a female resident saw a man near her land with documents which he claimed gave him permission to cull deer on Brockhall Village land. Mr Mike Murdoch, from the resi­


dents' association, said safety in the woodland had been the top priority as far as householders were concerned, as it is frequented by children and adults who use the woods to walk dogs.


Weighing up a new approach to everyday maths


proved th ey were off the Roefield Leisure cjear 0j Sausage United individual trophies at the more th a n a P h an tom Centre Five-A-Side Foot- after an exciting season.


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Goal machine helps Reserves to cup final


Clillicroe Reserves 2 R am sb o l lom Uld Reserves 1


A GOAL within the first 10 minutes set the holders on their way to a League Cup final showdown with Cheadle Town. Goal machine Matt Gamer finished


off a move that ripped the Ramsbot- tom defence wide open. Adam Whit­ tle won an important tackle in mid- field and found the impressive Jason Jones who, in turn, fed Ian Pilkington wide on the right. He skipped past his marker and


drove a low cross into the six-yard box where Garner was lurking to add to his collection of goals for this season. In a physical encounter, which


ended with a United player being dis­ missed for a late tackle, Clitheroe warmed to the challenge to make it through to their third final in four sea­


sons. A lively Ramsbottom attack kept


the Blues on their toes as they endured lengthy periods of United pressure. However, Clitheroe extended their


J* D O '!iiA T I EAST


LANCASHIRE FOOTBALL


First Division


LEAGUE FIXTURES Saturday


Whinney Hill v Crosshills: Worsthorne v Settle Unit­ ed.


Kelbrook v Hurst Green; Second Division


ed; Earby Town v Barnoldswick Park Rovers; Sabden v Colne Blue Star. Reserve Division


power stations, including Ferrybridge and Eggbor ough," points out Mrs Mor­ timer. In 1998, Castle Cement


released 1,470 micrograms of dioxins to the air. Top of the list was British Steel': Llanwern Works, with 13,706 micrograms. Mrs Mortimer says that


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Rovers v Burnley Belvedere; Chatburn v Rolls-Royce; Colne United v Read United; Earby Town v Worsthorne. Monday BI3P Cup Semi-final


Barnoldswick Park


a t Whinney Hill (6-15 p.m.).


Sabden v Read United, Tuesday


the integrated pollution control system is not work­ ing and the law should be changed. She also repeats the point made many times before - the problem of plume-grounding has not and cannot be resolved because of the topography of the area and the prevail­ ing weather conditions. The Environment


Agency emphasises th a t dioxins are very commonly associated with combus tion, including bonfires. Its spokesman says: "The


Worsthorne v Colne Unit­


President's Cup Semi-final


ed, at Rolls-Royce (6-15 p.m.).


Rovers v Rolls-Royce; Burnley Belvedere v Rock Rovers; Earby Town v Colne United. Wednesday BEP Cup Semi-final


Barnoldswick Park Reserve Division


Rovers or Barnoldswick Park Rovers, at Whinney Hill (6- 15 p.m.).


Goodshaw United v Rock


and vegetation. If there had been a build-up of diox­ ins, it should have been revealed by these tests." The Environment


els of pollutants in the air in the Clitheroe area well within the 2005 limits careful analysis of samples for dioxins in the Ribble Valley has shown that they are only what would be expected in any rural loca­ tion. ' "This applies to milk, soil


limits are based on consid­ eration of the best available techniques, and on Euro pean standards. "But not only are the lev­


President's Cup Semi-final


Thursday


steads St Joseph’s or Crosshills, at Worsthorne (6- 15 p.m.).


Whinney Hill v Stack- Reserve Division


Belvedere; Kelbrook v Rolls- Royce; Read United v Earby Town.


Chatburn v Burnley Second round


RESULTS Saturday BEP Cup


Rock Rovers 2 v Barnoldswick Park Rovers 2


(after extra-time). First Division


Agency does not dispute that there may have been 700 complaints resulting from plume-grounding in the past two years. "The agency treats every complaint as genuine," it


says. "Plume-grounding is an


' "Action has been consid ered justified on far fewer than 500 occasions."


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issue, we respond to all complaints and, where we think it justified, we issue a notice requiring the compa­ ny to take action, usually slowing the process down As we said last week, some­ times the company makes changes without our inter­ vention.


1; Rolls-Royce 1, Kelbrook 3; Whinney Hill


3, Hurst Green 1. Second Division


Belvedere 1; Read United 3, Colne Blue Star 0; Ribchester Rovers 2, Earby Town 1; Sabden 4, Mill Hill St Peter’s 0; Burnley Belvedere 6, Colne Blue Star 1. Reserve Division


Calderstones 1, Burnley


United 9; Earby Town 1, Sabden 4; Hurst Green 2, Rolls-Royce 1; Kelbrook 4, Read United; Mill Hill St Peter’s 2, Barnoldswick Park Rovers 1; Sabden 5, Earby Town 0.


Oswaldtwistle 2; Worsthorne


Colne United 0, Crosshills 1,


Calderstones v Read Unit­


lead on 30 minutes when Jones slipped the ball through for Pilkington who drew the keeper before calmly slotting home. The second half was more frenzied


as tackles came in from all angles. Tempers flared 10 minutes before time when Pilkington was cynically upended and the referee had no option but to dismiss the culprit. The 10 men of Ramsbottom pulled


a goal back in injury time but it was too little too late. • The final is to be played at Salford City on Wednesday, April 19th, kick­ off 7-30 p.m. The club is expecting a healthy


number of supporters to attend the match. A full preview can be found on page


42. Clilheroe Under 18s 6 Mi ll Hill SI Peters Under 18s 3


WITHOUT top-scorer Gary Jack- son, the Blues showed they can still put the ball in the net. In a devastating first half display, Clitheroe scored five.


On 10 minutes Nick Lord put the


locals ahead, only for the Blackburn side to level shortly after. The Blues played some of their best


football of the season and were rewarded when great build-up play ended with Lord going through to round the keeper for his second. Gronow made it 3-1 moments later


and more good football produced a fourth, when Lord's cross was fired home by Tom Ilibbert. Hibbert then turned provider, cross­


ing for Gronow to head a fifth. In the second half, with the game


won, Glen Taylor powered homo a free kick to extend the lead, and Mill Hill netted two consolation goals. Keeper Woodhead made a couple of


gqod saves late on and was named man-of-the-match. This Sunday the youth team are


away to Blackburn Eagles at Dar- wen's Anchor Ground, kick-off 2-30 p.m., before taking on Rochdale in the ' cup semi-final a t Great Harwood Town on Tuesday, kick-off 6-30 p.m.


DTI ® IM ^ TABLES


First Division P W D L p


Worsthorne...... 17 11 5 1 38 Crosshills......... 15 9 4 2 31 Chatbum......... 18 9 1 8 28 Stacksteads SJ . 18 8 4 6 28 Oswaldtwistle.. 17 8 2 7 26 Kelbrook.......... 16 6 5 5 23 Hurst Green.... 18 7 2 9 23 Colne Utd........ 17 6 4 7 22 Rolls-Royce.... 18 6 2 10 20 Whinney Hill... 17 5 3 9 18 Settle Utd........ 13 1 0 12 3 Second Division


P W D L P


Ribchester....... 19 17 0 2 51 Goodshaw Utd. 17 15 1 i 46 Sabden............. 18 15 1 2 46 Mill Hill SP..... 19 11 1 7 34 B'wick PR........ 15 7 2 6 23 Rock Rovers.... 19 6 3 10 21 Calderstones.... 18 4 3 11 15 Earby Town.... 14 4 2 8 14 Read Utd......... 15 3 2 10 11 Belvedere......... 19 2 3 14 9 Colne B1 Star... 15 2 0 13 6 Reserve Division


p W D L P


Colne Utd...... ,. 21 16 3 2 51 Worsthornc.... ,. 20 16 2 2 50 Kelbrook.........,. 19 14 2 2 44 Hurst Green...,.. 22 11 6 5 39 Sabden...........:.. 22 11 2 9 35 Read Utd....... .. 21 9 i 11 28 Rolls-Royce... .. 18 8 3 7 27 Chatburn....... .. 20 7 3 10 24 Mill Hill SP..... 22 5 4 13 19 B'wick PR...... .. 19 5 3 11 18 Belvedere....... .. 19 5 3 11 18 Rock Rovers.... 21 2 4 15 10 Earby Town..... 16 * 2 3 11 9


CRAVEN AND DISTRICT


FOOTBALL LEAGUE TABLES


Premier Division P W D L P


Crosshills......... 19 15 1 3 31 Embsay........... 17 9 5 3 23 Oxenhope......... 15 10 2 3 22 Keighley.......... 18 10 2 6 22 S'ton Bulldogs.. 10 9 1 0 19 Skipton LMS... 16 7 2 7 16 Rimington....... 17 7 0 10 14 CCC................ 18 5 2 11 12 Grass’ton Utd... 16 4 1 11 9 Cononley......... 14 0 3 11 3 Gargravc.......... 15 1 0 14 2 First Division P W D L P


Addingham...... 20 15 0 5 30 Croc Utd......... 18 13 1 4 27 Grindleton....... 19 13 1 5 27 Carleton........... 19 8 5 6 21 St Paul's........... 19 Cowling........... 21 Skipton Town.. 16 Bradley............ 20 Hellifield......... 20 Sutton.............. 19 Intake.............. 20


1 5 2 2 5 5 3 3 4


Oxenhope Res.. 16 1 3 Second Division


P W D


LMS Res......... 19 8 1 10 17 Bulldogs Res.... 21 5 7 9 17' Silsden Ath...... 22 7 3 12 17 Grindleton Res. 20 7 1 12 15 Horton............. 21 4 6 11 14 Cowling Res..... 21 4 4 13 12 G'graveRes...... 18 2 1 Third Division


Bronte Wands.. 20 19 0 B'lick Utd........ 21 13 5 Keighley Res.... 20 12 4 Embsay Res..... 19 12 2 . Lothersdale...... 24 8 8 B'ford Utd........ 21 8 5 Silsden............ 17 8


15 5 Burnley Belvedere 0, Colne


llkleyJY......... 21 15 2 4 32 Earby Res........ 22 11 4 7 26 Add'ham Res.... 22 11 3 8 25 Bronte Res....... 19 11 2 6 24 Bradley Res..... 19 9 6 4 23 -2 CCC Res...... 22 10 4 8 22 Waddington.... 16 9 2 5 20 Grass’ton Res... 22 7 8 7 20 Intake Res....... 21 7 3 i i 17 Hellifield Res... 15 7 3 5 17 McBrides......... 20 8 0 12 16 Con’ley Res...... 21 7 2 12 16 S'ton Tn Res.... 24 5 3 16 13 Settle............... 14 4 3 7 11


P W D L p


Carleton Res.... 17 5 1 11 11 •


- including April 10th.


L P 1 38 31 28 26


8 24 WARBURT0NS YOUTH FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS Under 10


B o r row d a le 2, J u n io r


Clarets 1; Brierfield Celtic 7, West End 0; Fulledge Colts 1, R e a d s to n e U n i te d 0; S a l t e r f o r th 0, B ru n sh aw P a rk 3.


Under 11


Langho 3, Fulledge Colts 5. Under 12


Bacup Borough 1, Ig hten


Leigh 3; Barrowford Ce ltic 0 ,Brier field Ce ltic 5; Foul- ridge Minors 3, Borrowdale U n ited 3; Fulledge Co lts 1, Ju n io r C la re ts 1; M ich e lin 6, Co ln e C la r e ts 3; R e a d - s to n e U n i te d 0, C l i th e ro e Wolves 5.


Under 13 R e d : B e lv e d e re 3, B o r ­


rowdale United 3; Foulridge M in o r s 3, K n u zd en Y o u th 2; M ic h e l in 4, S a l te r fo r th Youth 0.


Under 14 Be lvedere 2, Ba rrowford


Celtic 0; Brierfield Celtic 2, Borrowdale United 2; Colne C la re ts 1, Ju n io r C la re ts 0; Fulledge Colts 2, Brunlea 2; K n u z d e n J u n io r s 3, P a d i - h am T ow n C o l t s 1; T o d - m o rd en C o l ts 3, M ic h e l in Colts 13.


Under 15 Miche lin Colts 2, Ig h ten


Leigh 1; Todmorden Colts 1, Rolls-Royce 1. Under 16


J a n e s v i l le 2, R e a d s to n e United 0; Rossendale Valley


0, Junior Clarets 4. TABLES Under 10 P W D L P


11 15 11 13 13 10 12 5


10 20 4 19 8 19


8 20


Foulridge........-20 13 6 1 45 Fulledge Colts.. 20 12 4 4 40 B'dale Utd...... 20 12 3 5 39 Colne Clarets... 20 11 3 6 36 Bfield Celtic.... 19 10 5 4 35 Readstone Utd. 20 9 5 6 32 Junior Clarets.. 20 8 5 7 29 Brunshaw Pk... 19 4 2 13 14


''Brunlea........... 19 4 1 14 13 West End........ 20 3 1 16 10


•Salterforth..... 19 3 3 13 9 Under 11 P W D L P


B'dale Utd...... 16 14 1 1 43 Colne Clarets... 16 13 1 2 40 Fulledge Colts.. 16 10 2 4 32 Langho............ 16 9 2 5 29 Readstone Utd. 16 7 2 7 23 Salterforth...... 16 6 0 10 18 Bfield Celtic.... 16 4 2 10 14 Michelin......... 16 2 0 14 6 Junior Clarets ..16 2 0 14 6 Under 12


P W D L P


Junior Clarets.. 21 17 3 1 54 Fulledge Colts.. 19 16 1 2 49 Clitheroe Wolves 21 15 2 4 47 Ighten Leigh.... 22 15 2 5 47 Michelin......... 20 11 1 8 34 Colne Clarets... 20 9 2 9 29 'Foulridge........ 21 7 4 10 25 B'dale Utd...... 20 6 5 9 23 Readstone Utd. 20 6 0 14 18 Bfield Celtic.... 22 5 1 16 16 Bacup Borough 20 4 2 14 14 Bford Celtic....: 20 0 1 19 1 Under 13 Red


P W D L P


Junior Clarets ..21 14 5 2 47 Salterforth...... 20 13 1 6 40 Michelin......... 19 11 4 4 37 Knuzden Jun... 19 12 1 6 37 Foulridge........ 19 11 2 6 35 Belvedere........ 21 5 2 14 17 B'dale Utd...... -21 4 4 13 16 eUtd. 20 0 1. 19 1 "


Under 13 Blue P W D L P


Fulledge Colts.. 16 14 1 1 43 Clitheroe Wolves 15 13 1 1 40 West End......... 16 12 0 4 36 Bfield Celtic.... 15 10 0 5 30 Barn'wick Utd.. 16 7 0 9 21 Ighten Leigh.... 15 5 1 9 16 Bford Celtic.... 15 4 0 ii 12 Bacup Borough 16 2 2 12 8 Colne Clarets... 16 0 1 15 1 Under 14


P w D L P


Michelin.......... 19 17 2 0 53 Fulledge Colts.. 19 15 3 1 48 Brunlca............ 18 15 2 1 47 Bacup Borough 19 11 3 5 36 Knuzden Jnrs... 19 11 1 7 34 Belvedere......... 22 11 1 10 34 Colne Clarets... 21 10 2 9 32 Padiham TC.... 23 9 4 10 31 B'dale Utd....... 21 6 i 14 19 Junior Clarets.. 21 5 2 14 17 Bfield Celtic..... 21 4 2 15 14 Bford Celtic..... 21 2 1 18 7 ’Todmorden..... 18 3 0 15 6 Under 15 P W D L P


Michelin.......... 15 14 0 i 42 Todmorden...... 15 10 3 2 33 Rolls-Royce..... 15 9 2 4 20 Ighten Leigh.... 16 9 i G 28 Readstone Utd. 16 7 i 8 22 B'dale Utd....... 15 6 3 6 21 Fulledge Colts.. 16 3 1 12 10 Bfield Celtic.... 16 3 1 12 10 Belvedere......... 16 3 0 13 9 Under If. P w D L P


Clitheroe Wolves: 21 17 2 2 53 Junior Clarets.. 17 15 0 2 45 Janesville......... 19 12 1 6 37 Padiham TC.... 21 11 2 8 35 Colne Clarets... 19 6 7 6 25 Readstone Utd. 18 6 4 8 22 ’Padiham......... 20 6 3 11 18 Bfield Celtic.... 18 3 0 15 9 Ross Valley...... 19 0 1 18 i * points deducted


BURNLEY AND DISTRICT


FOOTBALL LEAGUE TABLES


Premier Division p W D L p


Royal B'fly....... 16 13 0 3 39 Georgc/Dragon 18 12 2 4 38 Padiham.......... 18 10 1 7 31 Trinity BL....... 18 . 9 2 7 29 ParkView........ 18 7 4 7 25 Bacup CC........ 18 6 6 6 24 Weir.................. 17 5 3 9 18 New Black Bull 17 5 3 9 18 Stackstcads SJ . 18 6 0 12 18 Michelin AC.... 16 2 3 11 9 First Division


P W D L P


Burnley Wood.. 19 14 3 2 45 Hapton............ 17 11 4 2 37 BBC................ 16 11 3 2 36 BBCOB........... 17 9 3 5 30 Ultra Finishing 19 8 4 7 28 R’stall RBL..... 15 6 4 5 22 Goodshaw Res.. 19 4 8 7 20 Decorpart........ 20 5 4 i i 19 Michelin Res.... 19 4 4 i i 16 Pendle Forest... 18 4 2 12 14


White Hart...... 19 2 3 14 9 Second Division P W D L P


KSC................ 19 16 3 0 51 R'grovc Res...... 18 14 i 3 43 YCW.....'.......... 19 13 i 5 40 Bacup SM........ 19 12 i 6 37 B'dale Utd....... 19 7 6 6 27 Royal............... 19 7 1 11 22 Bacup Utd....... 20 6 2 12 20 Whalley Range 19 5 3 11 18 Scruples........... 17. 5 2 10 17


■ Boars Head...... 20 • 4 . 1 15 13 Craven....J....... 19 3 3 13 12


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J E D I K n i g h t s Menace when they carried ball League title. , , 6


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They finished two points with the winners' shield and leisure centre. (090400/9/6)


The squad is pictured


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