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MEAD of BLACKBURN JAGUAR


CUSTOMER TESTIMONY


and is extremely pleased with his purchase. He’s always liked that par­ ticular model and reckons that its classic design will wear well with time. He has already experienced Jaguar ownership having possessed an X- Type, a car that he has very much enjoyed owned over the last few years.


R The Jaguar Range with Mead of Blackburn.


The Jaguar range consists of distinctly different models, each having its own seductive personality. Each is extremely stylish and highly practical. All reward the owner with immense pleasure and satisfaction every time the vehicle is seen and driven.


The X-TYPE range combines exhilarating performance and agile handling with pure Jaguar refinement. Now available as either a curvaceous saloon or a spacious, dynamic estate car - and featuring a range of Petrol and Diesel engines - the X-TYPE is more accessible than ever.


For all your Jaguar Sales, Service and Parts needs, or if you wish to arrange test-drive, then contact our Sales Team on 01254 680865. Alternatively why not visit us at www.meadjaguar.com


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Opening Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30am-7:00pm Saturday 9:00am-5:00pm Sunday 11:00am>4:00pnri


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The new BMW 3 Series


During his test-drive of the XKR, Roy found the car to be very responsive especially with around 400 bhp on tap. A few days earlier, he test-drove a Porsche 911 and although that car was undeniably great to drive, he felt that the German-made model was hard work when driving over longer distances, with its stiff suspension and what he believes to be, high noise levels. On his return journey from the Porsche dealer, he found that his X-Type was more refined and less tiring to drive, and made the decision to try out the more powerful Jaguar XKR and to discount the Porsche from his list of possible new car purchases.


After being very impressed with what the XKR had to offer, he ordered one finished in a very attractive Midnight Black Metallic. Ten days after his collecting his new Jaguar Roy describes his owning the car as a dream come true. He loves the way it looks, the way it drives and the way it cossets the driver and passenger. He describes the seats as being supremely comfortable and that while the Jaguar is refined, it also offers amazing levels of performance.


Asked as to whether Roy would purchase another XKR in the future he said that he knows that the present model is to be replaced in the not too distant future, and that he would definitely consider buying its suc­


cessor. He was likely to hang on to his present Jaguar XKR for the next three-years.


As for Mead of Blackburn Jaguar, Roy said that the dealer offered: “Superb service. I was impressed with the customer care supplied by Mead Jaguar. The products offered are excellent and right from my walk­ ing into the showroom for my initial test-drive through to the actual deliv­ ery of the car, the team at Mead Jaguar could not have offered a better customer service experience. They’re well organised and provide a totally-professional service.”


MOTORING FEATURF BOWKER BMW CUSTOMER TESTIMONY W dissapointed.


hen Christopher Bowes picked up his new BMW X3 2.0-litre Diesel Sport recently, he knew instantly that this was going to be a relationship that was going to blossom. Having been the proud


owner of a BMW 3 Series 320, Christopher knew that he could expect his new X3 to be superbly built, comfortable and refined. However, he won­ dered whether the X3 was going to provide the level of performance that his previous BMW 320 had given him. He needn’t have worried. The X3 has lived up well to his expectations, the 2.0-litre diesel offers plenty of power and decent levels of performance. The engine is already loosen­ ing up and its acceleration is already improving day by day during the process of running-in. The car comes into its own on long journeys. Chris has already driven all the way down to London and back again, and found his new BMW to be ideal for long distance travelling.


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Chris decided to upgrade from the BMW 320 after finding out that his wife was expecting their first child. He needed a family-oriented car and after the couple took a test-drive in the X3 Diesel 2.0-litre Sport, they dis­ covered a car that was exactly right for their needs. Chris loved the driv­ ing experience offered by the BMW. Handling was first-class, especially for what is a 4x4 and it was actually more powerful than his BMW 320.


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When asked whether he would consider purchasing another in two or three years time, Chris said that whatever he buys, it will be a BMW.


However, he and his wife love their new BMW X3 and are likely to keep hold of it for sometime to come.


As for Bowker BMW. the dealership where two years ago he bought his BMW 320, and has now has part-exchanged it for the X3 2.0-litre Diesel Sport, he can’t praise them enough. ‘They’ve always provided excellent customer service and impressive aftersales back-up. I’m very pleased


wrth the service that my wife and I receive from Bowker BMW. They can’t be faulted.”


M


oy Davies is now the proud owner of one of Jaguar's most exciting models, the svelte and rapid XKR. Roy collected his new Jaguar from north-west dealers Mead of Blackburn Jaguar on 19th March


3 EASTLANCASfflRE FOOTBALL LEAGUE


RESULTS FirsI Division Burnley Boys’ Club 1, Enfield


3; Colne United 0, R ock ^ v e r s 3; Kelbrook 1, Goodshaw U nited 2; S e t t le U n ited 0, P a d ih am A 2; Stacksteads S t Joseph's 2, Sabden 2.


Second Division


I Borrowdale U n ite d 1, Nelson Reserves 1; Burnley Belvedere 1,


1 R e ad United 6; L a n g h o 1, B a r - I row ford C e l tic 2; P e e l P a r k 1, I Clitheroe RBL 2. I


Reserve Division Colne United 0, K e lb ro o k 3;


E n f ield 5, Goodshaw U n i te d 2; H u r s t Green 4, R im in g to n 2; R aw te n s ta l l 1, R o c k R o v e r s 3; R e a d U nited 1, S ta c k s te a d s S t Joseph’s 3; Worsthorne 2, S e tt le U n itid 3.


TABLES


First Division P W D L P


GoodshawUtd ...18 14 3 1 45 Hurst Green........18 13 3 2 42 Enfleld................. 19 10 5 4 35 Rock Rovers........19 10 5 4 35 Rimington............17 8 6 3 30 Kelbrook..............17 9 1 7 28 CotaeUtd............18 8 4 6 28 S’steadsSt Joseph’sl9 8 3 8 27 Padiham A ..........20 6 2 12 20 Settle U td ............16 4 3 9 15 OssyStMaiy’s ...17 2 5 10 11 Sabden................. 16 1 3 12 6 Bly Boys’ Club . . .16 0 1 15 1 Second Division P W D L P


Langho ................20 11 6 3 39 Worsthorne..........17 12 2 3 38 Nelson Reserves ..20 11 2 7 35 B'ford Celtic___.21 11 1 9 34 Chatbum U td ___17 9 5 3 32 Clitheroe RBL ...16 8 4 4 28 Rawtenstall..........16 8 3 5 27 Silsden..................13 8 2 3 26 PeelPark............. 18 6 4 8 22 Borrowdale Utd ..20 6 4 10 22 ReadUtd..............16 6 2 8 20 BarrowfordYCW .18 3 5 10 14 Bly Belvedere ....1 7 2 3 12 9 BamoldswickTn .19 1 1 17 4 Reserve Division P W D L P


Rock Rovers........22 15 0 7 45 Huist Green ........20 14 1 5 43 Worsthorne..........18 12 4 2 40 Enfield..................18 10 2 6 32 Langho ............... 20 10 2 8 32 S’steadsStJoseph’sl9 9 1 9 28 Kelbrook..............20 8 3 9 27 Colne U td ............15 7 0 8 21 Goodshaw Utd ...18 6 2 10 20 Rimington............17 5 3 9 18 Settle U td ............19 5 2 12 17 Rawtenstall..........15 4 1 10 13 ReadUtd..............17 3 1 13 10


HARRY DEWHURST MEMORIAL


LEAGUE FIXTURES Sunday


Terry Callcrmolc Trophy field)


Low Moor V Cross Axes (Roe- First Division


C h u rc h Town v D u k e of


W e llin gton (F o x h ill) ; G r if f in 's H e a d v W oo lp a ck (A l th am ) ; Rose a n d Crown v C omm ercial (Roefield): Stanley S tre e t Clarets V P lo u g h (Wilson's ) ; S ta t io n v Crown (Haslingden SC). Second Division


D o g In n V G lo b e B u I Io u g h


(W i ls o n 's ) : Ossy R e fu g e e s v Helmshore H a r r ie rs (W ilso n 's ) : Roebuck v Foresterers (H a s SC): S tan ley S tre e t OB v C la y to n le Moors (Wilson's) Tuesday


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(Kick-off 0-30 p.m.) First Division


C row n V R o se a n d C row n


(Wilson's): S tation v Cross Axes (Haslingden SC). Second Division


H e lm sh o re H a r r i e r s v


F o r e s te r e r s (M a r l P i t s ) : Low Moor V Stanley S tree t OB (Roe- field); Woodnook v G t Harwood Rovers (Wilson's). Wednesday


(Kick-off 6-30 p.m.) First Division


W o o lp a ck V C om m e r c ia l


(Haslingden SC). Second Division


R o eb u c k v C om m e rc ia l OB


(Haslingden SC). Thursday


(Kick-off 6-30 p.m.) FirsI Division


Church Town v Crown (Fox-


hill); Duke of Wellington v Cross Axes (Wilson's): Griffin's H ead v R o s e a n d Crown (A l th am ) : P lough V Stanley S t re e t C la re ts (Wilson's). Second Division


Clayton le Moors v Low Moor


(M em o r ia l ) ; F o r e s te r e r s v G t H arw o od R o v e r s (M em o r ia l) : Globe B u I Io u g h v W o o d n o o k (BuIIough); S tan ley S tree t OB v Dog In n (Wilson's). TABLES


F irs t Division P W D L P


Cross Axes ........... 13 11 1 1 34


Dukcof WeIliingtonl2 7 1 4 22 Plough . . . ; .........12 7 0 5 21


StanleySt Clarets 11 6 1 4 19 Griffin's H ead.........8 5 2 1 17


Crown....................11 6 1 4 16 Commereial.........11 3 2 6 11 Church Town___ 14 3 2 9 11 Woolpack.............12 2 4 6 10 Rose and Crow n...9 4 0 5 6 Station................. n


1 o 10 3


Second Division P W D L P


Woodnook ........... 17 14 1 2 43 Low Moor.............15 10 2 3 32 Gt Harwood RoverslS 10 2 3 32 Stanley St OB ...1 3 10 0 3 30 Globe BuIIough ..15 8 2 5 25 Doginn ............... 15 5 4 6 19 Roebuck...............14 7 1 6 19 Ossy Refugees ...1 7 5 3 9 18 Forcstcreis...........14 4 3 7 15 Clayton le Moors .15 4 1 10 13 Commercial OBs .16 2 4 10 10 Helmshore Harriersl5 0 1 14 1


MCDONALD'S


HYNDBURN AND DISTRICT BOYS


LEAGUE RESULTS Under 15


Red: D a rw en R an g e rs 11,


Whallcy Juniors 0. FIXTURES Sunday


Under 12 Juniors.


Haslingden Juniors v Whalley Under 13


B lu e : L am m a c k v L a n g h o


Juniors. R ed : W h a l le y J u n io r s v


Haslingden Juniors. Under 14


B lu e : B a r row fo rd C e l t ic v


Clitheroe Wolves; Headstone U td V Rossendale U td. Under 15


Red: L a ng ho Juniors v Whal­


ley J u n io r s ; H e a d s to n e U td v Darwen Hangers. Under 16


Red: H u n co a t U td v Clitheroe


Wolves. Week commencing April 4(b Under 12


Cup : L a n g h o J u n io r s v


Belvedere Colts. Under 13


B lu e : L a n g h o J u n io r s v


Accringtono Stan ley Juniors. Under 14


Blu e : C l i th e ro e Wolves v


Oswaldtwistle. R ed : D a rw e n R a n g e r s v


Langho Ju niors. Under 16


Blu e : B r ie r f ie ld C e l t ic v


Clitheroe Wolves A. Red; Clitheroe Wolves v Whal­


ley Juniors.


TABLES Under 12 P W D L P


Belvedere Colts ..10 9 0 1 27 Langho................. 11 9 0 2 27 Acc'ton Stanley A .8 8 0 0 24 Haslingden...........11 5 1 5 16 Accrington Stanley 9 4 1 4 13 Lammack.............12 4 0 8 12 Whalley............... 10 1 0 9 3 Globe BuIIough Pkl3 1 0 12 3 Under 13 Blue P W D L P


Accrington Stanleyl2 11 1 0 34 Lammack.............13 10 1 2 31 Blackburn Eagles .14 10 0 4 30 Akzo Nobel...........13 6 0 7 18 RishtonUnited ..14 6 0 7 18 Gt Harwood Rov. .14 5 0 9 15 Langho................. 11 3 0 8 9 Clitheroe Wolves .13 0 0 13 0 Under 13 Red P W D L P


Oswaldtwistle Utd 13 11 0 2 33 FulledgeColts . ..1 4 8 3 3 27 Haslingden...........13 8 2 3 26 Rossendale Utd ..12 7 2 3 23 Barrowford Celtic 14 7 1 6 22 Darwen Rangers .12 5 0 7 15 Gt Harwood Rov. A l l 0 0 11 0 Whalley...............11 0 0 1.1 0


Under 14 Blue P W D L P


Borrowdale Utd ..14 12 0 2 36 Accrington StanleylO 9 0 1 27 Clitheroe Wolves .15 9 0 6 27 Fulledge Colts .. .1 2 9 0 3 27 Akzo Nobel............ 6 6 0 0 18 Barrowford Celtic 14 5 0 9 15 Oswaldtwistle. . . .12 4 1 7 13 Headstone Utd . . .12 4 0 8 12 Rossendale Utd ..11 4 0 7 12 Rossendale Valley 10 2 1 7 7 Globe BuIIough Pkl4 0 0 14 0 Under 14 Red P W D L P


Colne Clarets.........8 7 0 1 21 Lammack...............9 6 2 1 20 Haslingden ...........7 3 4 0 13 Langho...................8 3 1 4 10 St Joseph's.............8 2 3 3 9 Gt Harwood Rov. ..6 2 2 2 8 Darwen Rangers .


. 8 1 2 5 5


BlueStar ...............8 0 0 8 0 Under 15 Blue


P W D L P


Foulridge Minors .13 10 1 2 31 Akzo Nobel...........13‘ 10 1 2 31 Fulledge Colts ...1 2 7 3 2 24 Accrington StanleylO 7 0 3 21 Rossendale Utd A 12 5 4 3 19 Oswaldtwistle Villal2 4 0 8 12 Haslingden...........13 1 1 11 4 Gt Harwood Rov. A13 0 0 13 0 Under 15 Red P W D L P


Gt Harwood Rov. .14 11 1 2 34 Lammack.............14


9 1 4 28


Darwen Rangers .12 7 2 3 23 Huncoat Utd . . . .1 3 5 4 4 19 Langho.................12 5 2 5 17 Headstone Utd ...1 3 3 4 6 13 GlenrossJFC . . . .1 3 3 2 8 11 Whalley...............13 1 0 12 3 Under 16 Blue P W D L P


Oswaldtwistle. . . .15 11 2 2 35 Clitheroe Wolves A12 10 1 1 31 Colne Clarets . . . .1 0 8 1 1 25 Rossendale Valley 13 5 4 4 19 Rossendale Utd ..11 5 2 4 17 Gt Harwood Rov. .14 5 2 7 17 Brunlea.................15 4 2 9 14 Akzo Nobel...........14 4 1 9 13 Brierfield Celtic. .13 1 5 7 8 Hapton Warriors .15 2 2 11 8 Under 16 Red P W D L P


Huncoat Utd . . . .1 2 7 4 1 25 Fulledge Colts ...11 7 2 2 23 Lammack.............12 6 4 2 22 Borrowdale U td . .11 6 3 2 21 Akzo Nobel A . . . . 11 6 1 4 19 RamsbottomJFC 14 5 2 7 17 Oswaldtwistle Villa 8 4 4 0 16 Whalley ...............11 5 1 5 16 Haslingden...........14 3 1 10 10 Clitheroe Wolves .11 2 3 6 9 Globe BuIIough Pkl3 0 1 12 1


WARBURTONS YOUTH FOOTBALL


LEAGUE TABLES Under 10


P W D L P


Colne Clarets___13 12 0 1 36 Huncoat U td ___15 12 1 2 34 •BuralcyUtd___16 11 2 3 32 Ighten Leigh P . . .15 9 1 5 28 Todmorden Colts .16 9 1 6 28 Bacup...................15 7 2 6 23 Briercliffe Rvrs. . .14 5 0 9 15 Burnley CW........ 16 4 2 10 14 Ighten Leigh W ..15 1 2 12 5 Clitheroe Wolves .17 0 1 16 1 ■ Under 11 Yellow P W D L P


Pendle Forest___17 15 1 1 46 Barlick Barons B .16 12 2 2 38 Bacup...................15 12 0 3 36 Ighten Leigh........ 15 12 0 3 36 Trawden Celtic. . .18 8 1 9 25 Whalley ...............17 7 3 7 24 C'roe Wolves Blue 15 7 1 7 22 Barlick Tn Blue .17 5 2 10 17 Fulledge Colts B .16 4 1 11 13 Headstone Utd Y .20 2 1 17 7 B'field Celtic Red 16 1 0 15 3 Under 11 Red P W D L P


Junior C la re ts ....16 14 1 1 43 Fulledge Colts R .17 14 1 2 43 BarlickTn Yellow 17 11 1 5 34 Briercliffe Rvis. . .19 10 1 8 31 C’roe Wolves Red .17 9 2 6 29 Todmorden SC . . .16 9 2 5 29 Accrington Ama. .16 7 3 6 24 Headstone Utd B .19 4 1 14 13 B'field Celtic Blue 14 3 2 9 11 ’Foulridge Minors 15 1 2 12 2 ‘HuncoatUtd ...1 6 1 0 15 0


Under 12 Yellow P W D


B’field Celtic Red .14 12 1 Foulridge Minors .14 12 1 Bacup .................. 13 10 0 BamoldswickTn .16 5 2 Junior Clarets C ..14 3 2 Clitheroe W R ___13 3 1 Daneshouse..........14 0 1 Under 12 Red P W D


Briendiffe Rovers .17 14 1 Clitheroe Wolves..14 12 0 Pendle Fo res t___12 10 1 Junior Clarets___13 6 2 Todmorden SC ...16 5 2 Ighten Leigh........ 16 5 2 B’field Celtic Blue 15 4 3 Barlick Barons . . .16 4 0 Todmorden Colts .15 1 1 Under 13 P W D


Briercliffe Rovers .22 22 0 ClivigerColts . ...2 1 12 5 •Trawden Ceitic . .20 13 3 Foulridge Minors .20 12 2 Barlick Town ..‘..19 12 2 Todmorden Colts .17 10 1 Ighten Leigh........17 10 1 B’field Celtic Red .21 9 1 Colne Clarets ... .1 6 8 2 Fulledge Colts___20 7 4 Brunlea...............20 6 1 ReadstoneUtd ...19 3 2 Bacup ..................17 3 1 B'field Celtic Blue 16 2 0 Red S t a r ..............19 0 1 ‘points deducted


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www.clitheroetoday.co.uk TABLES


Premier Division P W D


Buck A ...................14 9 3 Castle.....................14 9 3 RBL A ...................14 8 1 BUlingtouA........... 13 5 5 WhiteHart...........14 3 2 Stork A ...................14 5 1 R BLB...................12 5 1 Wagg&HorscsA ..14 2 2 BuckB...................13 3 2 First Division P W D


Pendle Hotel A . . . .16 11 1 Stork Hotel B ........16 10 3 St Peter’s (HG) ...16 8 3 Pendle Witch........16 7 4 New Inn ................16 8 2 Pendle Hotel B . . . .16 6 5 PendleX Factors. .16 3 4 Brown Cow............16 5 1 Bridge A ................16 6 3 White Horse A ___16 2 2 Second Division P W D


1 31 5 17


8 15


12 12 13 1


Whalley A n n s___16 10 4 Bay Horse ............16 10 3 R B L D ..................16 7 4 White Horse B . . . .16 8 5 DogMuacA ......16 7 5 Bridge B ................16 4 7 Horse Shoe............16 3 7 RBLC ..................16 4 3 Craven Heifer A . . .16 3 3 Buck Wrinkleys. . .16 3 3 Third Division P W D


11 28


13 19 14 11 13 10 14 6 18 1


Red P um p ............16 13 2 S tatio n ..................17 10 6 White Lion............18 10 5 Billington B ..........16 11 2 BuckD..................15 8 1 KingsAnns ..........17 5 3 EpyalOak ............15 7 2 Craven Heifer B ...16 3 4 Wagg&HorsesB .16 2 4 Dog Music B ........16 2 2 D eL a c y ................16 1 4 Ladies Division P W


Buck A .......................... 17 15 Pendle Hotel ............... 17 11 RB Legion.................... 17 11 D o g in n ........................ 17 8 Buck B .......................... 17 4 White Horse...................17 2


CLITHEROE TOOL CENTRE


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Premier Division Buck A 8, White H a r t 4; Royal


British Legion A 8, Gastle 4. First Division


Bridge A 8, Brown Gow 4; Pen­


dle Hotel A 6, Pendle Hotel B 6; S t P e te r ’s H u r s t Green 8, Pendle X F a c to r s 4; New In n 8, White Horse A 4; Pendle Witch 3, Stork Hotel B 9. Second Division


White Horse B 7, Royal British


Legion D 5; W h a lley Arms 10, Horse Shoe 2; Graven Heifer A 4, Dog Music A 8; Buck Wrinkleys 5, B r id g e B 7; R o y a l B r i t is h Legion G 3, Bay Horse 9. Third Division


S ta t io n 6, D e L a c y 6; Wh ite


Lion 7, Waggon an d Horses B 5; Kings Arms 3, Royal Oak 9; Dog Music B 5, Red Pump 7; Billing- ton B 10, (iraven Heifer B 2. TONIGHTS FIXTURES Harrison Challenge Cup


B u ck A V S t P e te r ’s H u r s t


Green: Castle v White H ar t. Premier Division


Waggon and Horses A v Royal


British Legion B. Third Division


S tation v Royal Oak; De Lacy


V Buck D; Billington B v Waggon and Horses B; Craven Heifer B v Dog Music B; Red Pump v Kings Arms.


Tuesday Ladies Division Dog In n V Buck B; Buck A v


R o y a l B r i t is h L e g io n ; P e n d le Hotel V White Horse. Michael Humphries Trophy


S. A lm o n d v I . Tow nso n ; I .


Harle v C. Whittaker; R. Troy v P. Walton: D. H a r t v S. Bristol. • To be played before Tuesday. • P re s e n ta t io n n ig h t will be


held a t th e Red Pump on Thurs­ day April 28th. Coach tran sp o r t will be provided b y th e league. T h e n ex t com m it te e meeting


will be held a t the Billington Band Club on Monday, 8 p.m. s ta r t . S um m e r L e agu e f ix tu re s a re


being finalised for all tyeams who registered. Any team who did not com plete th e re g is t ra t io n form, muc do so an d send b a ck before fbitures will be given out. People who have been excluded


from th e le ag u e m u s t a p p ly in writing before being in c lu d ^ on a rezistration sheet.


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND DOMINOES


WINTER LEAGUE RESULTS Darts


T h e Bridge In n 3, The White


H a r t 6; T h e Black Horse 8, The Buck 1; T h e Swan and Royal 5, T h e Horse Shoe 4. Dominoes


T h e B r id g e 11, T h e W h i te


H a r t 10; T h e B la c k H o r se 11, The Buck In n 10; The Swan and Royal 11, T h e Horse Shoe 10. T A B L E S Darts


P


Swan and R oy al...............................71 Black Horse .....................................62 W h iteH ar t....................................... 56 Kings Anns.......................................46 Horse S h o e ....................................... 45 Bridge In n ......................................... 43 Buck In n ............................................18 Dominoes


P


Black Horse ................................... 128 White H a r t ..................................... 113 Kings Arms..................................... 112 Swan and R o y a l.............................112 Horse S h o e ..................................... I l l Buck In n ..........................................I l l Bridee In n ........................................105


KIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’DARTS


LEAGUE RESULTS


B la c k B u ll 5, Craven 7; Low


Moo r 5, Jud ge 7; Catholic Social C lu b 9, Brow n Cow 3; R o y a l B r i t i s h L e g io n 6, N ew In n 6; Billington BC 9, Buck Inn 3. TABLE


Judge ............................. ................. 106 Craven ........................... .................103 Billington ..................... ................. 100 Catholic......................... ................... 98 Low Moor..................... .................95 .................93


Black Bull..................... New Inn ....................... Buck In n ....................... .................81 Royal British Leson . . . .................80 Bay Horse..................... .................76


P


L P 2 130 4 122 4 110 3 99 6 90 7 89 6 80 9 77 8 75


L P 4 142 3139 5 126 3 119 6117 4 117 7 102 8 97 6 92


11 74


L P 2 143 3 131 3125 3 122 4 112 5112 5105 7 94 9 91 8 84


L P 1 156 1 149 3 149 3 139 6 115 9 110 6108 9 101


10 84 12 73 11 70


L P 2 136 6118 6 115 9 89


13 61 15 56


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Moorby and Walmsley on fire in key win


Clitheroe Ladies...........6 Garstang Ladies........... 0


their lead a few minutes after the restart through


better hockey in the second half, returning to the form they showed earlier in the season. They quickly extended


equalising a few minutes later, but the shot went narrowly wide, and towards half-time Walms­ ley went on another weav­ ing run to set up Moorby for the second. Clitheroe played much


with less than 30 seconds on the clock, but in the end had to wait almost 15 min­ utes before they went ahead through Pauline Moorby, who was on hand to put in a rebound from Rachel Walmsley's shot. Garstang came close to


CLITHEROE earned the win they needed to keep their hopes of promotion alive. The locals almost scored


day mean Clitheroe will still go up if they win all four of their remaining games, two of which are against league leaders Pre­ ston. Clitheroe's next game is


away to Preston Ladies on Saturday. Anyone interested in


joining the club should come to training, held from 8 to 9 p.m. on a Weiiesday night at Clitheroe Cricket Club, or call Hannah Laverty (07855 337708).


Dolphins success CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT SNOOKER


LEAGUE FIXTURE Sunday


Singles Knockout Final J . D u g dale (Waddington) v P.


Blackburn (Clitheroe Con. Club) a t Billington Band Club, 7-45 p.m.


IT has been a busy time for Clitheroe Dolphins. Two galas in quick suc­


cession brought great suc­ cess. At the Lancashire


Championships, held at Manchester Aquatics Cen­ tre, 14-year-old Elizabeth Highton again proved her superiority in the back- stroke to claim first place and third overall. She also finished eighth


in the final of the 100m freestyle. Team mate Mark Jaggs


was narrowly beaten into second place in the 16-year- olds’ 100m breastroke, and Jacob Abrahams came fifth in the 10-year-old boys’ 100m breastroke, and ninth in the 200m breastroke. Completing the line up


was 13-year-old Hayleigh Jones, who finished in ninth place in the girls’ 50m freestyle, and 11-year- old Victoria Rodgers who was 11th and 16th respec­ tively in the 200m and 100m breastroke. The following gala was


proved to be some very strong competition, Clitheroe still managed tc finish a very creditable third from four with 113 points. Southport finished over­


all winners with 146 points, followed by Chorley with 132 points.


Tennis season in full swing from next week


THE new tennis season gets into full swing next week at Clitheroe’s Chat- bum Road complex. New members, both


adults and juniors, are wel­ come to attend and have a go on Monday or Thurs­ day at 6-30 p.m. Clitheroe Tennis Club


offers a variety of tennis to suit players of all stan­ dards, whether they want to play for fun or more competitively. Adult club nights are


held Mondays and Thurs­ day from 6-30 p.m. while the junior club night is on Tuesdays from 5-30 p.m. The club also offers


coaching to both adults and juniors on a Friday night - further informa­ tion is available from club members.


For the more social play­


ers there are American tournaments held each fortnight on a Sunday afternoon, with a bar-b- que held at the end of the month. While for the more com­


petitive players, the club will again be entering six teams for the East Lan­ cashire League, two junior, two open and two mixed teams. Future plans are also in


progress to build a new clubhouse next to the courts, and numerous social events are to be organised over the course of the season to fund the project. For further information,


just turn up at the Chat- bum Road site and see for vourself.


the Dolphins’ first taste ol action in the Second Divi­ sion of the North Lan­ cashire Swimming League in Leyland. And although there


goals to also grab her hat- trick, finishing off a great move to seal the win for Clitheroa Other results from Satur­


hat-trick after taJdng up a neatly-weighted pass by Alison Whitwell. Moorby added two more


Walmsley, and continued to attack to see Walmsley score again, following some great play by Heidi David­ son. Walmsley completed her


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