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defensive record in ta c t with another clean sheet. Carly Thomas set-up
Chelsea Crook for the first goal, and th a t ’s how it stayed up until half-time. But Wolves took control
after the interval, with Catherine Bolton and Crook netting early in the second half. The Rishton keeper par
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Wolves come away empty-handed. Accrington took an
early lead and were soon three goals to the good, but the Wolves pulled two goals back through Anna Hickling and Rebecca Edmondson. The visitors then scored
twice to make i t 5-2, before four early second half strikes put the game beyond doubt. Player of the match
Hickling completed her hat-trick late on, with Helen Conlon also netting.
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MORE than 42 members and guests celebrated the 26th' anniversary of the Ribblesdale Rotary
Club on Friday. Guest speaker at the charter dinner, held at the
Spread Eagle Hotel in Sawley, was Rotarian Ivan
Smith. Over the last 26 years, numerous charities both
national and international have benefited from thousands of pounds raised by the club. Presi dent of Ribblesdale Rotary Club Mr Trevor Scott said: “Some of the money raised in the past has been spent on students aged 16 to 21 who have been sent to the Lake District for outward bound courses enabling them to learn about self- confidence. “After completing the course, the pupils have
been awarded Rotary Young Leadership awards.” Money raised by the club has also gone towards Sight Savers and Water Aid, interna tional charities which provide optical care world wide and fresh water for the deprived areas of Africa. Our picture shows, from the left: MC Mr Derek Wightman, Mrs Nina Foster of the Inner Wheel, Clltheroe Rotary Club president Canon Jim Duxbury, Clitheroe Mayoress Mrs Helen Ashworth, Ribble Valley Mayor Coun. Alan Yearing, Clitheroe Mayor Coun. Joan Knight, dub president Mr Trevor Scott, assistant district governor Rotary International Mr Ian McDougaU, and guest speaker Mr Smith and Mr David Frost at the charter dinner. (G101003/5)
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Krystyna tees off for her new role as Clitheroe’s lady captain
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A CHIPPING resident has been appointed the new lady captain at Clitheroe
Golf Club. A f te r 18 y ea r s of pla y ing
golf, Mrs Krystyna Taylor of Higher Chipping House, has been elected to this prestigious role. Inspired by former England
Rugby player, Mr Dick Green wood, whose son Will Greenwood is currently playing in Australia for the England Rugby World Cup Team, Mrs Taylor joined Stonyhurst Golf Club 18 years ago. She left two years later to join
Clitheroe Golf Club where she has remained a member of the council ever since. Player of the year in 2001, Mrs
: Taylor said: “It is a great honour for me to become the new lady captain for the club. I am just
going to enjoy the year and hope we have plenty of good weather.” Former owners of The Bayley
Arms in Hurst Green, Mrs Tay lor and her husband Michael now enjoy their leisure time.
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gateway installed without planning permis sion, but members of Ribble Valley Borough Council’s planning committee approved a retrospective application when they met. A report to the committee stated that
Chatburn Parish Council was opposed to the new access on to Ribble Lane, but felt the borough council had set a precedent by approving a similar application at a neigh bouring property in Victoria Court. Members of the planning committee were
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Dip in shares is just temporary
A DIP in the shares of Clitheroe-based Ultraframe is due to "temporary influences”, a City commentator wrote this week. A trading update from the conservatory
industry leader reported lower sales and a market which is flat, at least in some areas. But, says the stockbroker commentator,
the disappointing numbers appear to be dri ven by temporary influences. In the longer term, the group should con
tinue to grow by about eight to 10 per cent a year, forecasts the broker. Ultraframe shares were trading around the
300p mark last week, but lost a few pence this week.
Go-ahead given for single storey plan
A SINGLE storey extension to the side and rear of 21 Littlemoor Road, Clitheroe, has been approved by local planners. Members of Ribble Valley Borough Coun
cil’s planning committee approved the pitch- roofed extension, which will comprise a sit ting room, kitchen and utility room. Littlemoor ward Coun. Stephen Sutcliffe
said there was a good deal of room to the side of the house and he was happy to support the application.
Houses at barn site
PLANNING permission has been granted to convert a redundant barn to two houses at Lower Standen Farm, Whalley Road, Clitheroe. ■ The scheme to convert the large barn
involves the demolition of some more recent single storey additions to the building, with other outbuildings^ converted to form garages.: Members of Ribble Valley Borough
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