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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, January 22nd, 2004 3 7 l lO m E f f l lU L lE T The race for £1,000 - the leaders


1. NELSON BLUES. 2. DREAMTEAM111 3. STANS GOLD FISH 3 4. FLAVOURS


5. CAROU IDOLS 6. HILLARIOUSXI 7. JOSHS JOKERS 8. HEATHER SENT 1 9. SESESE4


SHAUN BORMAN RYAN BAKER.


IAN JOHN UYCOCK. • PAULLOFTUS DAVID ALLAN


NICHOLAS HILURY JOSHUAFAY


10. GOODYS ELEVEN


20. THE STUPIDS RES. . 21. BURNLEYWOODER4 22. BOSELECTA 23. FUKEYSARMY 24. SAMUELJACK


25. MAKE A GRAND UTD 26. CAPPY-S CLARETS 2 27. THETERRIORS 28. BESSIESBOYS


29. GANNOW GUNNERS 30. END1COLTSX3 31. CARPRESTOUTD 32. OUlCKCO-UNITEO 33. THEATEAM


36. JORDAN ALLSTARZ 37. SPOOK UNITED 38. ANDYS CLARETS 6 39. SUPER DINGLES ’ 40. SOPHIESCHOICE3 41. LANCASHIRE ROSE 42. DB WONDERS


34. 0REAMTEAM41 35. ROB'S REJECTS


49. TUNNEL ■RGERS 50. BENS BANKERS 51. SUNTANS SIDE


5 2 .JA R B im ) -


54. STUBBYS STARS 1 55. PUSSY GALORE 56. DOKFC •


53. TEAM KICK OFF


57. TOP BANANAS 1 58. MORE MONKEYS!!


61. THEONE&ONLY 62. KERRYS HEROES 63. GWKK UNITED 64. GARHYS PRIDE 65. 24 -


66. ROMANS EMPIRE 67. HARRYS1


75. CHEER UP DAVE 76. SO CLOSE


80. DE/U3 DOG SMOKING 8i: WEAPON ALLSTARS 82. NONAYMRV/ILKES 83. DILLTHEDOG


78. WIGS WANDERERS 79. TAYLOR NINE


77, PEEL PARK FC


84. LOARWEN BLADES 85. PSYCHO PEARCE


.86. ALUEOASSAULT 87. INTHECTTY


94 WKOAREYEH 95 BOWSEYSXI 96 HOTSHOTS- 97 S3 CLARETS 98 SHAWYS Xt


9Z ANDREWS KICKERS 93. MADHOUSE


91. THEPIEBOYS


88. FOREST GUMPERS 89. MONTAGUES 90. THEDINGLES


73. MITCHYSCIARETS 74. TOMOTOWN


71. TOM'STOPTEAM 72. KATILY


59. MURRAYSPANTHERS 60. DONUT 11


47. P-CHRISCHELSEA 48. ADAMATHLETICO


43. ST ANGER UNITED 44. GRECIAN EXILES 45. MAJOR MEN 46. SESESE3


11. CASH AND CARRY . 12. CHEAPASCHIPS 13. JOGGER JONES 14. MEAMACYINES 15. PAUL'S PIRATES 16. AaUEDDOWN 17. AVRISTUNITY 18. CAZSCLARETS 19. ITP03


STUARTBARNS SHAUN EXTON - STEVE GOODWILL NICKBARRETT ADAM PEARSON PETERJONES


NEILCORt^SS - PAULFAY


PHILWEARDEN ANDREW WILUAMS


CAROUNE EASTWOOD LIZ BAILEY LES PUTT


TREVOR CAMPBELL . . OECLAN MURRAY THOMAS OMUaEY MARK PHILLIPS - > SHANE ROBINSON KEITH CAPSTICK ADAM HARTLEY


ELIZABETH POWLES PERRY MURTON DANNY ENDICOLT MICHAEL FUNAGAN CHRISTHOMPSON ANGEUMERCER RYAN BAKER


ROBERT CAFFERTY ■ DAVIOALLAN LUKE HOLDEN


ANOREV7 POLLITT CHRIS BRIGGS ' SHAUN EXTON MARK MCCABE DANIEL BOOTH ' DAVID HOLMES PAUL PALMER - MICHAELTESTA SHAUN EXTON PETER MURRAY


ADAM CAMPBELL . CRAIG HINDLE BEN FAY


ANDREWSUNTER . ALUN ROOM


DAVID A BRASS HELEN KAY


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457 128. • BIGCOWW : '428 129. GOLD TRAFFORD


420 416 . 133. NIKANDASH '132. DALESMEN


424 130. . BURNLEYWOOOERS3 TREVOR CAMPBELL 422 131. RUPERTS BOYS


DAVID GRIMSHAW JACKDINSDALE : BRYAN ASHLEY


. 379 142. KAN60LFC ' 143. NODINGLES


- 379 376 375 373


366 364


144; DESIBOYS 145. JAYSEASXI


366 147. ADAMSARMY 148. WILBERFORCE’ 149. SOPHI ESCHOICE4


146. ENDICOLTSX4


360 360


'357


360 - • 154. - WAYNE'S WALUES WAYNEFORREST 155. BARNSTORMERS 2 156. KARENS KREW


363 150. - INITTOV/INIT 363 . 151. CJ2 362 361


359 157. RALPH RANGERS 358 • '158. RALPH RANGERS 2


357 160. ALLSTAR XI4 161. OLIVIA'S UDS


357


356 162. BRUCES BABES 355 163. OAWSYSDEMONS5 355 164. COME ON BOYS . 354 . 165. NOBBERAVEUTD


350 168. POTTERS


349 169. BEEHOLEFUERS 349


348 171. THEONEEYES 347 ■ 172, BANGERS UNITED • 347 173. SHAUN'S STARS!. 347 174. NO SURRENDER


170. TOMS GREATS


345 176. S.WALKDEN FC 345 177. BROX WARRIORS 342 178. JIMMY CURETS


342 179. RB4


ANOREV/ EDMONDSON JASON STUBBS NEILCORLESS ' DAVID HOLT


MICHAEL MURRAY MARK BAILEY


. ANDRBV DUERDEN KERRY COLE GLEN LEE


LEWIS ALEXANDER BUCK HARRY DOE


GARRY CURKE OECUN MURRAY


68. SPARKYSBOYS ' 69. MATTYSMARVELS 70. LAWCRI52


PAUL SNOWDEN


TOM FLEMING-COONEY GARYMACMAHON NEIL MITCHELL JOSHTHOMPSON


MATTHEW POLURD SHAUN CAMPBELL


JONATHAN DUERDEN SAMTAHERS/UJ.


ROBERT RUSSELL JAMES MCDONOUGH IAN YATES


GRAHAM OATES DAVID HOLMES TINA GORTON


ANDREW FLETCHER ASHLEY EASTWOOD


NICK DAWSON SUSAN FAY


MARKMURGATROYD ASHLEY EASTWOOD WAYNE FORREST MASON GLENN v CRAIG BARNES PAULTRIPPIER


MICK GORTON


99. HOWORTH RD FOREST 100. BURNLEYWOODERSl 101. SOPHIESCHOICE 1 102. MOJACABTOWN 103 FLUMPS FC


104. ASHS ALLSTARS 105. LOUIES BOYS


106. RONA'S WINNERS 107. STEVE’S CLARETS 6 108. TOLYMASA


109. MONSTER BUNCH 110. WORLD CLASS XI


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ands Garage, Clitheroe BB7 2LA iTelephone 01200 422173


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DLANDS garage; T MONDAY-FRIDAY 9.00 am-6.00 pm ■


i ROVER 75s


20112 (3 2 ) ROVER 7 5 2 .0 CDT1 (1 3 1ps ) C lu b SE To u re r Estate; 6 0 0 0 miles, coppcricnf, c lim a te control, C D c h a f e r , fog lamps, latest uprated diesel e n g in e ................... .........................


ROVER 45's/400's


2f)()2 (52) ROVER 4 . ' 1 .» iXL .'>(lr; co p |ier ]e a f red, 1 4 ,8 0 0 miles, rear y jo ilc r , a ir c on, e le c tr ic w in d ow s , a llo y w he els , front fog lamps


2001) (V ) ROVER 4 5 1.G C lu b 4 d r Saloon; British Racing G re e n , 3 3 ,2 0 0 miles, aircon, ele c trica l w in d ow s and mirrors, ABS b r a k e s ......................... £ 5 1 5 0


ROVER 25's/200's


2 0 0 2 (5 2 ) RO V ER 2 5 2 .0 D ie se l iL 5 d r ; Tahiti blue , 1 0 ,0 0 0 miles, rem ote central locking, p ow e r siccring, ele c tr ic w in d ow s , a ir c o n ................................£ 7 7 9 5


2 0 0 3 (5 2 ) ROVER 2 5 1 .4 i l . 5 d r ; Anthrac ite, 4 ,8 0 0 miles, ele c tr ic w in d ow s , rem ote central locking, p ow e r steering, a ir c o n ................ .................................................... .£ 7 1 9 5


2 0 0 3 (5 2 ) ROVER 2 5 1 .4 i t ; Royal b lu e , 4 ,0 0 0 mile's, e le c tr ic w in d ow s , remote central locking.


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p ow e r steering, a ir con ............................................ ........................... £ 7 2 9 5 2 0 0 2 (5 2 ) RO V ER 2 5 1 .4 iL 5 d r ; silver, 7 ,9 0 0 miles,


flow e r steering, e le c tr ic sunroof a n d w in d ow s,


6,000 miles, ele c tr ic w in d ow s and mirrors, a ir con, p ow e r s te e r in g .....................................................


ront fog lamps, C D player, rem ote central loc king . . . .£ 6 9 9 5 2 0 0 2 (0 2 ) ROVER 2 5 1 .4 i t 5 d r ; sienna gold,


£ 6 7 9 5


2 0 0 2 (5 2 ) RO V ER 2 5 1 .4 iE 5 ( lr ; cop p e rle n f red, 5 ,0 0 0 miles, rem ote central locking, ele c tr ic sunroof, p ow e r steering .....................................................^ .................................. .£ 6 5 9 5


2 0 0 1 (Y ) RO V ER 2 5 iL A u tom a t ic 5 d r ; A lum in a green, ' 1 4 ,7 0 0 miles, e le c tr ic w in d ow s an d sunroof,


rem o te central locking, p ow e r s te e r in g ......................................£ $ 4 9 5


2 0 0 1 (.51) RO V ER 2 5 1 .4 Impression 5 d r ; C o ld , 1 7 ,0 0 0 miles, rem ote central locking, a llo y w h e els . . . .£ 5 9 9 5 2 0 0 1 (Y) ROVER 2 5 1 .4 iL 5 d r ; w ed g ew o o d blue,


. .£ 1 4 ,4 9 5 NORTH WEST


COUNTIES LEAGUE ^ Fir.s( Division ' P W, D L P


Mossley .......28 ,20 4. 4 64 CLITHEROE..26 19 4 3 61 Woodley SporU .26. 18 1., ,7.55 FleetwoodTn ..25‘^4 . 6‘ -'5 '48 AlsagerTn.......27 11 10 6 43 Curzon Ashton .28 13 6 9 42 Newcastle Tn ..26 12 5 9 41 Salford City . . . .28 12 4 12 40 Stone Dominoes 26 11 7 8 40 Congleton Tn . .20 11 5 4 - 38 Warrington Tn .23 11 4 ... 8 37 Atherton LR .. .26 11 4 11 37 NanttvichTn...26 9 8 9 35 Bacup Borough .25 10 4 11 31 Skelm’sdalc Utd 27 10 3 14 33 GlossopNE....31 -9 4 18 31 Trafford.........29 8 6 15 30 R’bottomUld ..22 7 7 8 28 Squires Gate .. .25 6 5 14 23 Abbey Hey...'..33 5 5 23 20 StHclensTn ...27 .4 5 18 17 Atherton Coll ..28 4 5 19 17 Reserve Division ' P W D L P


Flixton...............14 9 1 4 28 Maine Road....14 9 ‘1 4 28 CLITHEROE..13 8 3 2 27 GlossopNE..,.15 8 2 5 26 Woodley Sports .12 6 4 2 22 Padiham .........13 7 1 5 .22 Nelson . ...........12 .5 , 2 5 17 Chadderton . . . .15 5 1 9 16


AshtonTn.......12 4 . 2U 6-'14 Daisy Hill .....15 2 2 11 8 Atherton LR ...15 1 3 11 6


11,000 miles, e le c tr ic sunroof and w in d ow s, rem ote central loc king, p ow e r steering . . . . . . . . . . . . .£ 5 8 9 5


2 0 0 1 (Y ) RO V ER 2 5 1 .4 IL 5 d r ; nightfire red, 1 9 ,0 0 0 miles, e le c tr ic w in d ow s an d sunroof, p ow e r steering, rem ote central lo c k in g ......................................£ 5 8 9 5


2 0 0 1 (5 1 ) ROVER 2 5 1 .4 Impression 5 d r ; Silver, 2 8 ,0 0 0 inilcs, alloys, rem o te C l. ............................ ........................£ 5 8 9 5


2 0 0 0 (VV) RO V ER ^ 5 1 .4 i S 5 d r A lum in a; 17,600 miles, o n e owner, full service history, , a llo y w heels, fog lights, e le c tr ic sunroof and w in d ow s, rem ote central lo c k in g ............. ........................ ... — . . .£ 5 3 5 0


2 0 0 0 (X ) RO V ER 2 5 1 .4 i 3 d r ; M id n ig h t blue. 3 9 ,0 0 0 miles, p ow e r steering, 1 owner, full service h is to ry , ................................... .............................................. .£ 4 6 5 0


2 0 0 0 (V ) RO V ER 2 5 1.41 5 d r ; nightfire, p ow e r steering, RDS, rad io cassette, a la rm + immtMjiliser, drivers a irbag ...................... ...


1 9 9 8 (R) RO V ER 2 1 4 Si Sdr; N ig lit f ire red, MG


2 0 0 3 (5 2 ) M G ZS 1 2 0 - f s d r ; silver, 9 9 0 0 miles, 16" alloys, rea r spoiler, a ircon, ABS brakes, rem ote ( central locking, ele c tr ic w in d ow s an d mirrors . . . . . . .


2002 (5 2 ) M G ZR 2 .0 T D + 3 d r ; Starlight silver,


,7 ,4 0 0 miles, e le c tr ic w in d ow s , sunroof a n d mirrors, front fog lamps, rea r spoiler, a llo y w h e els ............................... £ 9 2 9 5


2 0 0 3 (0 3 ) M G Z R 1 .4 Sdr; Tro[>hy blue , 4 ,6 0 0 miles, a llo y w he els , rem o te central loc king ; ................................... . .£ 9 1 9 5


OTHERS


2001 (Y ) ASTRA Envoy 1 .6 A u to 3 d r ; 2 9 ,7 0 0 miles, silver, p ow e r steering, rem ote


central locking, e le c tr ic w in d ow s , Tull service . • PRIMROSE G A R A G E 'e.maiI:sales@primrosegarage.co.uk


•Whalley Road, Clitheroe Tel. 01200 423883


^ OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK


Monday to Friday 9am - 6pm; Saturday 9am - 4.30pm Sunday.11.30am -4.30pm ■ ,


history, group 4 Insuran ce . . . . . . . . ................ ... ♦ .£ 4 9 9 5 -.£ 9 7 5 0 ,


6 0 ,0 0 0 miles, rem ote central locking, p ow e r steering, . e le c tr ic w in d ow s an d sunroof


................................; ..................... £ 2 9 9 5 .£ 4 6 5 0


HARRY DEWHURST MEMORIAL


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS


All fixtures were postponed. SUNDAY FIXTURES Firs! Division


Low Moor V Commercial


(Roefield); Walmsiey Arms v Stanhill Lions (Memorial). Second Division .


Park V Woolpack (Wilson’s);


Stanley Street Clarets v Wood- nook (Norden); Warners v Lomax (Foxhill). Third Division


Clayton-le-Moors v Great


Harwood Rovers (Memorial); Griffins Head v Forcsterers (Altham).


February 22nd .


Terry CaUernioIc Trophy , Waggon and Horses v Lomax (Wilsons); Church Town'v


Griffins Head (Wilsons). TABLES


CrossAxes.......12 9 1 2 28 Commercial ....10 7 0 3 21 Miners............10 5 0 5 15 Waggon/Horses.11 r4 - 2 .5 -14 . Calderstones . . . .9 . 3 3 3 ^ 12: Stanhill Lions ...9 2 3 4 9 . Walmcsley Arms .8 -2 2 4 - 8 Low Moor........ 9 J 1 7 4' Second Division P W D L P


Lomax............12 11 0 1 33 Park .............. .13 11 0 2 33


■ Warners Arms ..11 7 2 2 23 Station ..... ...14 5 - 2 7 .17- Woolpack........ 13 . 5 0 8 15 Ossy Refugees . . 1 3 4 1 8 13 Stanley St C'rcts 11 2 1 8 , 7 Woodnook .....13 2 . 0 11 6 Third Division P W D L ' P


. .GrifrmsHead;..12, 12 0 0. 36 Church Town.. .14 11 0 3 33


. StanleyStOB .-12 8 - O .4 24 : Foresterers'.....12 6 - 2 4 . 20


' GtIIanvoodR..12 4 1 7. 13 Dog Inn.............12 2 1 9 7 Roebuck.............13 2 0 11 6 C’tonle Moors .11 ■ 2 0


- First Division P^W D ;L P


IIS,ns ■inns


114.' CHAMPIONIES ^115. BOBBYS BEASTS 116. JASPERS GIRLS


l i t . CLUBEJB . 112. BOO-BOO 113. TATTSFC


122. DAVIDWH07UTD 123. ANDYZ STAR TEAM 124. BALLS2YOUO 125. COOKY CLARETS 126. BOPPACAMiaE 127. GAZZA’S GREATS


120. ANDYSCL4RCTS2 ' ANDREW POUJTT - 121. BRIGGSYSBRUZERS ' MELANIENORCROSS JOHNALDERSON


110. CniMSONTlDE


RICHARD ELUOTT MARK GREENWOOD


ANDREW BIRKETT GARY CARSWELL


CHRISTOPHER COOK ELIZABETH BAILEY GARY WALKER


TREVOR CAMPBELL SHAUN EXTON


STEPHEN BOWES NEILCORLESS CRAIG STOBBS ANDREW SHAW PETER UUNDER


FRANK STANWORTH STEPHEN RILEY BRYAN ASHLEY NIGEL BRIDGE


FIONA MILLER - STEPHEN POLLITT


VMYNE FORREST NICHOUS HILURY EMMA BURROW DIANE FARROW


MICHAELTATTERSALL PAULSNOWDEN ROBERTBENNETT PAULSNOWDEN


117. DEAD DOG SMOKING 4 IAN YATES 118. UNITA


341 180. NICK'S NERDS 341 181. ■TOM'S ACES


340 185. FINKLESFAVES 339 186. LEIGHS LEMONS ' 339 167. WHITE PONY CITY 338 188. SIOOS ALLSTARS 338 189. JEVEN LUVSNEVE . 337 190. TRICKY’S ROVERS


341 182. TONTO 340


340 183. ALLSTAR XI 6 1B4. BAZS ALLSTARS


• 335 335 335


SCOTT MCALUSTER . > .332 203. KEaYSHEREOS 20i. CELTACONNELLDO 205. MICKS MAGICIANS 206. TJCKERSTEAM1 207. YORKY COKEY 208. MICK'S STARS


332 331


202. DIVERS BOOTS


331 331 331 331


331 209. NUMBER 1 KEEPER 330 210. CROWTHER'SXI 330 211. GIGERSALIEN 329 212. GRATEFUL DEAD 213. CANDID CAMERA 214. THEBEUEVERS


329 215. ‘ REALMADINGLES 329 216. LEE UTD


329 329


328 217. CURTISALSTARS2 328 218. BICAROOS BOYZ 328 219. NORFOLK 02 327 220. TEAM SPARTANS 327 327 326 326


221. NICK'S LEADERS 222. CITY SUPERNOVA 223. BLUE BANANAS 224. GEMINI RVE '


325 325


325 227. LIKELY UDS 228. ABLUNITED 229. STUBBSUTD2


326 225. SAMBA BOYS 325


324


323 235. PORTUNDBILL 323 236. B U n r S BULLETS 323 237, SNECKUFTERS 323 238. DREAMTEAM1I 321 239. STEWYS HEROES 240. ENDICOLTSXI


324 231. CUCKY'SARMY 324 232. JOEY’S JEWELS. 324 233. UTINOHEAT 234. AC HANSON


324 230. RIVENI FC 321


-.317 317


316


317 246. GRETNAORANGE2 . •NEILCORLESS . LEIGH WARD


318 245. EDGEENDERS 247.. , WARD'S WIZARDS -


318 318


316 250. UP THE HOUSE 316 251. DRIBBLERS 315 252. SAGAR1 315


315 254. THE POSH MARK PARRIS KEIRON SAGAR


321 241. WESTERDALE 319 242. ETHANSHEROES3 243. TOKEN GESTURE' 244. MUPPERX1


334 332


337 192. MATT CROWS CF 337 193. MICK'S EUTE11 194. GEMINI TWO


335 197. CUIRESTEAM 198. PEURGONIUM


333 200. 4000HOLES 201. SESESE1


199. FAT BOYS R US


335 195. CHAMPAGNE UTD 196. A-MEN


159. NEILSOREAMTEAM NEILCORLESS


CAROLBARNES KAREN BARWICK FRANK RALPH FRANK RALPH


CHRIS STANWORTH JOHNALDERSON


ASHLEY REGER ' STEVEN DAWES PAULSNOWDEN NICK WARING


353 . 166. BRIERFIELOTOWN PHILIP DERBYSHIRE 350 167. WOOD STREET MEN PHiUP DERBYSHIRE lANSCHORELD


HARRY STUTTARD THOMAS O'MALLEY HUDSON PARSONS


JOHN BANCROFT SHAUN KENOAa MICK GORTON


345 175. BURNLEYWOODERS5 TREVOR CAMPBEU STUART WALKDEN


SCOTTBROXUC PHILUP GREAVES


THOMAS O'MALLEY SHAUN BARKER


RICHARD BENTLEY NICKSHARPLES


JACOB SIDOREWIC MELANIE DALE


RICHARD HINTON


337 191. STEVES CURETS 5 STEPHEN POaiTT MATT CROW


MICHAEL HARRISON GORDON MCULUND STEVEN PORT


MATTHEWROBINSON CLAIRE DALZELL MARK GRICE


MARTIN NORCROSS KELLY WILKINSON


SHAUN EXTON


MICHAEL CONNELL MICHAELLORD


GARY WHITAKER PAULSNOWDEN


ANDREW SHORT


MICHAEL POWNALL CHRIS BRENNAN PHILIP CROWTHER LEON CROMPTON GEOFFHEAP


WILUAMUVERSIDGE CHRIS COU.INS LEE HOLT


CURTIS JOHNSTONE RICHARD BALDWIN TINA GORTON


STEPHEN SU H ER Y


. NICHOUS HILURY * DAVID FORSHAW DAVIDABRASS


GORDON MCULLAND SHAUN TURNER


226. WILLDOWELLTOWIN JEFFREY BRADLEY NICK DAWSON


. BEN ROBERTS ROY HOLTON


GLYNN CLAXTON


JOANNE SANDERSON LEEASTLEY


MARKHAWSON


TONYBUTTERWORTH RICHARD HINTON RYAN BAKER


DARREN OUTHWAfTE CHRIS CUMMINGS


STEWART SIMPSON DANNY ENDICOT JOHN MACLEOD IVENJOLLY KEVIN BETTS


248. TYNEBTOONB"--'-' - ANOREWPEPPER ' 249. AFC PARRIS


253. SEDBERGH MECCA HENRY METCALFE SUSAN BRIGDEN


CRAIG ALDERMAN KAREN HOLT ■


MATTHEW WINCKLEY LEIGH TAYLOR DAVID HOLMES


CHRIS STANWORTH BARRY WATSON


153. DUNOON ATHB v IAN PONTON 152. BROWNYSUDS


413 134. HARRYS HOTSHOTS HARRY STUTTARD 407 135.. ROOSTERS REDS 403 136. COMPO UNITED 1 398 396 394 389 382


LEEHOURIHAN DAVID LITTON


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Youngsters invited to boost sporting skills


ROEFIELD Leisure Centre is inviting children of all ages to improve their sporting skills on their New Year course activity programme. ,,


; The activities started on Mon­


day, , and will run for a 10-week period. Alongside the old favourites


such as football, new disciplines such as martial arts are now available.


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also have a new-look this year. The centre now caters for youngsters from the age of four through to 11, concentrating on control and skill and gradually


progressing through to passing and receiving the ball in more


■ difficult situations. Emphasis is placed on devel­


oping basic knowledge, individ­ ual techniques and positional awareness. There is also more netball


than ever before, with coaches from the Ribble Valley Netball Club developing new skills in girls of all ages in a fun,' enjoy­ able atmosphere. As new skills are mastered and


the girls progress, there is also the opportunity to represent the


- netb^l club and play in tourna- i ments oh a regularjbasis, where ■ the key aim is always having fun. Another sport on the list is


badminton, which makes a wel­ come return, with courses aimed at beginners, intermediate and advanced players, concentrating


' D o u b l e W "


as pupils win on land and in the water


C L ITH E R O E R oy a l Grammar S ch o o l has enjoyed double sporting success on land and in the water. The school won the Hyndburn and Ribble


Valley Cross Country event on home turf on Tuesday, January 14th. Competitors from Year


7 to Year 11 took part In the event, and Richard Stones won the under 16 boys category. Then at the Stonyhurst


College indoor pool, Clitheroe Royal Gram­ mar School’s swimming team won a triangular competition contested against hosts Stonyhurst and Blackburn school QEGS. ' Both CIitheroe’s lower


school and sixth form took part and con­ tributed equally in the team achievement, as the


Sport Information Desk EAST LANCASHIRE


FOOTBALL LEAGUE TABLES


RV Borough. . . .15 11


First Division P W . D L P 2


GoodshawUtd .11 11 , , 0 . 0. 33 StackstcadsSJ. .17 Settle Utd .....13 Rimington.......14 Hurst Green. . . .14' Enfield............15 Colne Utd.......14 Ossy St Mary’s .17 Bly Boys’ Club .17 Kolbrook ,. .,, .1 3 Clitheroe RBL..16 Sabden............16


10 -O “ 4 -331 '33 Broivii C ow l ............ 7


^ Craven . 5


7 3 J ^ BillingtonBC.................. 6 2


7


4 4


4 6 3


2 4 ' Second Division


4 5


2 25 Catholic SC..............................67 3 ^ Royal Oak...............


* Conservative Club.. ......... 56 “ Royal British Legion....................53


1 z. Bay Horse.................................53 '


2 25 3 25 4 24 7 21 5 19 7 18 9 14


1 3 12 6 1 2 13 5


„ 7 10 P W D L P Low Moor...............


Rock Rovers ...15 12 2 1 38 Langho............17 10 4 3 34 Padiham .........15 11 0 4 33 Worsthorne ....14 8 2 4 26 Rawtcnslall . . . .16 6 5 5 23 ReadUtd......l3 ' 6 2 - 5 20 B’fordYCW ...16 6 - 1 9 19 B’wickTn.......14 6 ,0 8 18 BorrowdaleUtd.l7 ; 5 2 10 17 Bly Belvedere . .17 3 ’ 2 12 11 EarbyTn ......16 1 2 13 5 Reserve Division P W D L P


j 26 1 3 Q p


B’fordYCW ...20 14 0 6,42 ; ■ Rock Rovers ...20 Worsthorne ....18 Langho ..... ...16 Enfield ..... ...18 Hurst Green... .21 Rimington.......17 Kelbrook........14


12 12 11 10


Rawtcnslall. . . .16 , 6 GoodshawUtd .19 Colne Utd .....18 Settle Utd .......16 Sabden ............14


5 4


Read Utd........ 15- 3 B’wickTn.......18 . 2


4 .'4 40. 2


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2 /3 /3 5 ' 3 ;5'\33^


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4 2 10 11 {4 3 2


2 10 11 4 12 10


9


SIDE LEAGUE RESUI/rS


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3 11 18 3 11 15


7 21 1 }8


9 11 2 !*


ROEFIELD LEISURE CENTRE FIVE-A- .


. Menacing Duck 6, Grammar


•Lads 3; Rapid Hunting 1, ClithoroG Clowns 6; Ncw.Inn 1, Side Of Beef 1; Parkers Arms 8,


Groin Strain 6; Mad Dogs 0, The Missfits4. '


. FIXTURES - V-'V/-


1 ® C L IT H E R O E A N D D IS T R IC T D A R T S L E A G U E


P. :


3 3® J 33


First Division RESUL'rS Pendlc Inn 5, Kings Arms 4;


c 23 Craven A 4, Legion B 5; Brown c nA Cow A 4, Royal Oak 5; Swan A 6,


9 j9 Craven B 3. 3


Second Division Lower Buck 9, Swan B 0;


2 11 Legion A 1, Brown Cow Chat- 0 c burns.


MONDAY FIXTURES First Division


6 42 Royal. Oak v Craven A; 4 .JO ' -Legion B v Pendle Inn; Craven B 4 33 V Kings Arms; Swan A v Brown


3 ,'35 , Cow A. . 5' 33 ' ■ :


7 ' 32 ' i‘- Brown Cow B v Lower Buck; 5 30’’ -Buck Paythorne v Swan B; 4 26 Horseshoe v Legion A.


RIBBLE VALLEY D A R T S A N D D O M IN O E S


W IN T E R L E A G U E RESULTS


Band Club B 13 (Darts G,


Dominoes 7), Band Club A 11 (Darts G, Dominos 5). 180s: David Ainsworth. Checkout: J. Hamer 120.. Dog Inn I (Darts 0, Dominos


1), Bay Horse 23 (Darts 12, Dominoes 11). . Black Bull IG (Darts 8, Domi­


■ 9 a.m. - Grammar Lads y Side' Dominoes 6), Pendlc 'Witch 7 New Inn 17 (Darts 11, Domi­


of Beef; 9-10 a.m. - Red Army vy. (DarLs 1, Dominoes 0). Groin Striiin; 10-20 a.m. - Men- acing Duck v The Missfits; 11


a.m. - Rapid Hunting v Mad Dogs; 11-40 a.m. - New Inn v Parkers Arms. TAHLE


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'C’roeClowns ...19 15 3 1 48 -R e d A rmy ; 18 13 1 4 40 Rapid Hunting .18 11 - 1 6 -34---


-TheMissfits ...18 10 ’ 2':/6r'32*;- ' Side of Beef .:..18 -:9 3 6 30 • New Inn..........18 8 3 7 27 Parkers Arms...18 8 2 8 26" Mad Dogs'.. . . .18 - 8 1 ’ 9 25 Groin Strain....18 5 2 11 17 Menacing Duck .18 4 0 14 12 Grammar Lads .19 0 ’ 0 19: 0


RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’ DARTS


ASSOCIATION RESULTS


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^ Black Bull 11, Low Moor 1; Biliington BC 6, Catholic SC 6; Royal British Legion 5, Bay Horse 7; Conservative Club 3, Brown Cow 9; Royal Oak 6, KingsArmsG.


i HIGH SCORES


; • 162,I. Seed;140, L. Cook; 134, B. Twist; 132, K. Johnson;'


’ 9 6 '


126, K. Stone; 125, M. Bowman; i 124, A. Lakin; 113, L. Whittak- ’


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noes 6), Pendle Inn 7 (Darts 1, DominoosG).


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT


SNOOKER LEAGUE RESULTS Cup


Biliington A 1018, Rimington >


B 976; Talbot B 974, Police 1000; Waddington B 772, Low Moor A 1109; Catholic Club 892, Waddington A 854. ‘ FIXTURES Tonight


Firs! Division . Clitheroe Con. A v Biliington


A; Low Moor A v Clitheroe Co. B; Waddington A v Rimington B; DownliamvTalbotB;SIaid- bui^i v Legion. .■ . Second Division


• Billington B v Chatburn A; Chatburn B v Low Moor B; Rimington A v Waddington B; Talbot A V Catholic Club; Police V Whalley.


Cup Clitheroe Con. B V Downham;


Police V Biliington B; Low Moor A V Rimington A; Legion v Catholic Club; Biliington A v Slaidburn; Chatburn A -v


noes 8; Swan With Two Necks 8 (Darts 4, Dominoes 4). 180s: S. Dilwbrth. , Judge Walmc'slcy 17 (Darts


- Second Division ........... 'KingsArms .................................51 52


2 35 35 Blade Bull ....................... 3-.


- F 2


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or; 112,1. Seed; 104, L. Sharpies, K.


L. Celestial; 100, R Dewhurst, A. Lakin, L. llayton, J. Stewart. LEAGUE PLACINGS


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71 69 68


62 58


Clitheroe Con. A; Talbot A v I.^w Stone; 106, L. Whittaker; 103,


Moor B; Whalley v Chatburn B. Doubles Knuekutil


N. Harris and J. Gibson v A.


Jaekson ;md I. Middleton; A and S. Dean v G. Ainsworth and J. Reid; R, Gladwin and D. Harty P and S, ’JVaynor; D. Cox and K. Kebiigh v P, Kiddie and P. ITtirgrcaves. " All matches in the quarter


final stages have to be played by Sunday, February 15th. Failure to comply will result in both par­ ties being scratched. All results to be phoned to


Brian Sims between G p.m. and 7 p.m., Monday to Friday only


(07977238194). CRAVEN AND


PENDLE POOL


WINTER LEAGUE RESUL'I’S ■ First Division


• Coach B 4, Pendle Inn 4; White Bull G, Coach A 2; Pendle Hotel A 8, Fosters A 0; Buck Inn 2, Brown Cow B G; Brown Cow A 4, Craven Heifer 4. Second Division


Lower Buck 5, Higher Buck 3;


Anchor A 3, Throe Rivers 5; Seven Stars 4, Cross Keys 4; Fos­ ters B 4, Pendle B 4. ’FABLES


Pendle Inn . . . . ..9 <


White Bull. . . . ..9 6- 2 Pendle Hotel . . ..9 5 . -1 Brown Cow B . ..9 3 , 2 Coach A ........ ..9 3 4 Buck Inn


First Division p W I. 1 0


..9 3 5


Craven Heifer . ..9 2 3 Brown Cow A . ..9 2 . 4 Coach B ........ ..9 2 5 Fosters A ....... ..9 3 5


Second Division P W L D P


Three Rivers ....8 7 0 :1 61. Anchor A .......... 8 7 1 0 59 AnchorB


.8 4 2 • 2 44


Fosters B ............. 8 2 2 4 39 SevenStars .....8 1 2 5 38 Lower Buck


AH teams arc.reminded to ;/.8 :' 0 4 : : ' 4 2 9 2 ' 5 1 32 ,


PendloHotclB ..8 1 4 ;-3 29 Higher Buck •.. . .8. 1 5 2 ; 29 Cross Keys.; V


play singles and doubles matches before February 11th, arid phone


results into secretary. : CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL


LEAGUE RESUI/rS


Premier Division


Tonight’s Fixtures Premier Division


Biliington A v Buck A; Wagon and Horses v Castle A; Stork B v Legion B ; Legion A v Brown Cow (Chatburn). First Division


/ Pendle Hotel A v Rose and Crown B; Buck B v St Peter’s (Hurst Green); Dog Music Bar A v White Horse A; Bay Horse v Pendle Hotel B; Brown Cow


(Clitheroe) v White Hart. Second Division


Horse Shoe v Biliington B; Royal Oak A V Legion C; Pendle Witch


Bridge A v Craven Heifer;


V Buck Wrinkleys; Now Inn v Wagon and Horses B. Third Division


White Horse B v Bridge B;


Legion D V White Horse B; Royal Oak B v Buck Broncos; Dog Music Bar B v Station B;


White Lion v Kings Arms. Tiiescliiy


Ladies’ Division


V Biliington B; Biliington A v White Horse. 'Fhe Clitheroe and District


Dog Inn V Royal Oak; Legion


Pool Lenguo annual meeting is on Tuesday, February 3rd at the Legion, starting at 8 p.m. A rep­ resentative from each team is requested to attend, and all town team players arc :isked to register for the forthcoming season. All captains arc reminded that


; 01282 680855. TARU:S


PrcniicT Division


Rose & Crown B 10 7 2 1 93 White Hart . . . .10 6 2 •’2. '85- Pendle Hotel A .10 4 4 2 75''


BuckA.......-...10, 9 1 0 105 RBLA ........10 7 1 2 01 Biliington A .. ..10 7 1 2 ■88 Castle A ..........10 7 1 2 87 Rose&Croivn A 10 4 2 4 60 StorlcA........10 5 0 5 68 RBL B ............10 2 1 7 55 Wag & Horses A 10 2 2 6 53 Stork B . . . . . ; . .10 2 0 S 47' Brown Cow (C) .10 0 1 9 36- First Division • p w D L p


p w D L p New Inn


Buck A 10, Stork A 2; Brown Cow 5, Rose and Crown A 7; Legion B 3, liCgion A 9; Stork B 1, CastlcA U; Wagon and.IIprs- ^ .H os 2, Biliington A 10.


First Division Pendle Hotel A G, Buck B 6;


Rose and Crown B 10, Dog Music A 2; White Horse A 7, Bay Horse 5; Brown Cow (Clitheroe) 5, Pendle Hotel B 7; St Peter’s (Hurst Green) 4, White Hart 8. Second Division


Bridge A 7, Horseshoe 5;


Craven IToifor 8, Royal Oak A 4; Legion C 3, Pendle Witch 9; New Inn 9, Buck Wrinkleys 8; Billing- ton B 5, Wagon and Horses B 7. Third Division


Castle B 6, Bridge B 6; Royal


Oak B 6, White Horse 13 G; Dog Music B 2, Legion D 10; Buck Broncos 8, Kings Arms 4; White Lion 8, Station B 4.


■ Ladies'Division v . Dog Inn 4, Legion 5; Royal


Oak 5, Biliington A 4;.White Horse 3, Buck G.


Brown Cow (Cl) 10 5 . 1 4 74 Dog Music A ...10 0 0 5 72’ St Peter’s (HG) .10 4 2 4 71 Pendlc Hotel B-.10 3 3 4 .66 White Horse A .10' 4 0 . G 65 BuckB .10 2 1 7 51' BavHorse ..'..'.lO 1 1 8 43 Second Division p w D L P 8 .1 6 ; 1 2


.10


Pcndlc.Witch...lO- G 1 2


Bridge A . :.....10 Buck Wrinkleys .10


RBLC............10 Craven Heifer :.10 Horse.Shoe. . . . .10 Wag & Horses B 10 BillingtonB ....10 Royal Oak A ...10


Shoe


5 5


Third Division


3 0


G 1 2 2 1 2


2 G 69 5 60


1 ^ 8 50 8 40


RBLD.......... 10 8 2 0 90 White Horse B .10 6 3 1 83 Kings Arms ....10 5 3 2 81 Buck Broncos . .10 7 1 2 79 Station B . . . . . .10 '4 1 5 71 Royal Oak B ...10 3 3 4 71 While Lion ....10 5 0 5 G


p w D L p t ■ Rose and Crown A v Stork A;


school won in all three age groups - Under 14s, Under 16s and Under 18s.


Siiceossfiil swimmers (above, Cli)()101/(i) and cross country runners (below, C190104/.5) from Clillieroc Royal Grammar School


on basic techniques, strokes and tactical match play. Roefield have expanded their


badminton course to now include two junior teams plus an adult side. Also included in the regime is


the fast and fun sport of basket­ ball and the American athletic art of cheerleading, the former being another new inclusion for this year, aimed at developing 13 to 16-year-olds’ core skills of passing, dribbling and shooting, while raising awarene.ss of tacti­ cal strategies. And the success that, the


Both courses run for 10-weeks,


where all aspects of cheerlcading will be taught, from dance to stunts, plus chants and plenty of pom-pom waving. Finally, for the more adventur­


ous, there is a junior climbing course'where basic climbing, skills, techniques and rope han-' dling are safely taught by quali­ fied instructors on the centre’s , indoor climbing wall. 'I'he duration of this course is


five weeks, and is aimed at both adults and children. 'I’here is lots to get excited


cheerlcading girls enjoyed at last at- Roefield, from basic


November’s Northern Champi- coaching development through onships has spawned another to club teams, two courses in the Roefield ■ For further information, call Rockets, for 12-year-olds and Roefield Leisuie Centre (01200 over, and the Roefield Astros, 442188). All courses are priced at aimed at 9 to 11-ycar-olds.


£30.


Great start to New Year


CLITHEROE Badminton A team enjoyed a good start to the New Year with a comprehensive 15-1 victory over lowly First Division rivals Hal­ steads in the Blackburn and District handicapped cup competition. An interesting cup format means a


change of partners after one game is necessary in both the mixed and the levels, and this season’s handicapping system means there is all to play for in the opening mini-league matches. But in this match, the locals


stormed to their huge win with the points standing at 238 to 124, and they have to hope they have done enough to win through. Clitheroe then met Halsteads for


the second time in two .weeks, this time in a league match, and came


away with a solid 14-4 win. Good performances by Louise Bur-


rill and Mary Brass meant they came home with four wins each. And a battling performance by


Stephen Pym earned the Clitheroe player a creditable three wins, a feat also matched by Tony Bush on the day.


Meanwhile, the B team maintained P 'R f - C


Clitheroe’s good run of results into 2004 with a convincing 11-5 victory overYMCA C. This win means the locals retain


fourth spot in the second di'vision and keep their promotion hopes very much alive. Damian Evans and Sheila Perry produced the best performances of


the match with two top half wins. Lisa Fielding joined Perry in the


ladies’ doubles to ensure both players maintained their 100% record in the match.


i Cup action then saw Clitheroe B


defeat Abacus by 79 points, which should be sufficient to overcome the handicap system. Sheila Perry was again in fine form


with four wins, each with a different partner, as demanded by the cup for­ mat.


Stonyhurst


in last four STONYHURST College’s Under 14 rugby team came back from the brink of defeat to win through to the Lan­ cashire Cup Semi-Final. The locals were 14-5 down with just


10 minutes to go against Ripley St Thomas of Lancaster. The prospect of winning through


the crucial cup-tie almost seemed lost, but the Stonyhurst boys refused to give up hope. Led by captain Daniel Layzell (14),


of Hurst Green, they stepped up the pace to win by the narrowest of mar­ g in s -15-14. In a thrilling climax to the match,


the winning try came in the last play of the game. The Stonyhurst team will now


meet Merchant Taylor’s School, Cros­ by, near Liverpool, in the semi-final, at a date to be fixed.


Wolves in


the goals Iluncoal United......................... 0 Clitheroe Wolvex UlOs .................7 CLITHEROE Wolves started the year in the best possible way with a goal in the first minute, direct from a Dent corner. ‘ After this, Clitheroe took control of


the match with further goals in the first half from Dent and Ripley. In the second half, Ripley complet­


ed his hat-trick, and further goals came from Le Breton and Kennerley. Ail credit to Huncoat, who kept


going to the final whistle and would have scored a consolation goal but for a fine save by Clitheroe keeper Moor- house. Man-of-the-match was Ripley,


with good, solid displays from Bow- ness and Kennerley.


Trio on target


for United BRAD COULSON, Josh Brown and Josh Ramsey were on target as Read- stone United Under 12s held Foul- ridge Minors 3-3. In a good all-round team perfor­


the only phono number to bo used for confirming results is


mance, United’s Warburton League side hold out for a share of the spoils, with keeper Kamen Collinson earning the man of the match accolade. United’s Under 14s lost 5-0 to


league leaders Fulledge Colts after a lacklustre performance. Readstone trailed 4-0 at half-time,


and although there was a slight improvement in the second half, the result was never in doubt. United’s Under 11 Girls were beat­


en 4-0 by Burnley. Despite the scoreline, Readstone


competed well'and deserve praise for their efforts. Sophie Hindle was the pick oftheUnited players.


Whalley on goal trail


; Whalley Juniors UlOs


1 91 3 82 3 81; 3 81 3 79 3 76.


......... .6


Barnoldswick Barons-Jted.........0 AS the scoreline reflects, this was a very one-sided affair that could have been a lot worse if it wasn’t for the heroics of the visiting goalkeeper. Whalley started well, with their


■ trademark swift pass and move rou­ tine, and the first two goals quickly came from William James. He swept past the Barons' defence,


dropped a shoulder and sent the keep­ er the wrong way before coolly slot­ ting home - clinically adding a second shortly after. The second half saw the visitors


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Bridge B.......10 2 2 G 57 CastleB . . . . . . . .9 0 1 8 43-


Dog Music B ___9 0 , 0 ■ 9 33 ' Ladies’ Division


Buck . . . . . . . . . . .7 7 0 While Horse . . . . .7 5 2 49 RBL ....::;.v..G 4 2 41 Pendle Hotel .....G 4 2 88 Royal Oak.......7 2 5 ' 28 Dog Inn. . . . . . . . .6 '2


4 21


Biliington A 7 1 G ' 21 Biliington B .....G 1 5 - 19


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pinned back again, and a third goal was reward for a lot of hard work from Zac Hardman. , • Mathew Nolan deservedly scored


another and man.of the match Thomas Fielding fired in a brilliant effort from outside the area before completing the rout. .. ;;


- Excellent performances came from Chris Heyes,' Oliver Smalley and Elliot'BIand. ' • - -


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