atBasesamaam^. H: 4 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, September 25th, 2008 vmw.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 01282 478111 (Advertising), 01282 422331 (Classified) Sporting young people receive their civic honours ' )


YOUNG sportsmen and women in Kibble Val­ ley who struck gold at the 2008 Spar Lan-. cashire Youth Games have been honoured by the borough’s mayor. The Kibble Valley squad returned from the Blackpool event with gold medals for netball


and athletics. Now Kibble Valley Mayor John : Hill has presented the high-flying youngsters with Certificates of'Achievement in a special ceremony at Oakhill Academy, Whalley. More than 1,000 young athletes represent­ ing 14 North West boroughs competed in eight


different sports at the games. The Kibble Val­ le y squad, wh ich was sponsored by Oastie Cement and received coaching and support from Kibble Valley Borough Council s sports development team, was triumphant in netball


and athletics. Sports development officer Peter Fletcher


said: “Kibble Valley entered seven teams into the games. The standard was very high and to win gold not once but twice was a fantastic achievement.” Kibble Valley Mayor Coun. Hill added: “Congratulations go to the gold medal­ lists, as well as our sports development team, for their fantastic achievement. “ I wish these youngsters every success in their sporting careers and hope to see


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^ S O R R E N T O a place for a romantic holiday with lots of *s.^^YVunshine i i d ■ wonderful Mediterranean food. Maybe you 1 Y’carinbtjtravel to Italy to enjoy the sunshine and the delicious \ foodJ so Sorrento has come here to Ciitheroe.


r Thes new 3 Itaiians restaurant in Whalley Road has been \


refurbished, redecorated and^renamed Sonento. Inside, the dining'area has b ^ n eidend^ to' inciude a tenrace-styie area


'• at the tont while at the rear thSe is a huge table Ideal for a f ^ i l y gathering or la r^ j party. The main restaurant area is bright, airy and spacious,^mo'dem and contemporary with an Itaiian feel, and the friendly and lively atmosphere has been enhanced'with mstic tables and chairs and lighting to suit .•.every occasion, with the gradual introduction of subtle


fc-decoration.’On entenng there is a welcorining lourige area where,customers can relax with a drink while penising the menu br'sit for an after dinner coffee.


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Owner Luciano Cappiello, who comes from Sorrento, has a wide ex[krie'nce as a restaurateur and his main aim is^to take


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■ care of his customers. He came to England in 1987 with his wife Jayn'e, his'fi'rst job being a waiter before realising he was happier inYhe kitchen. He opened his first restaurant in Otrell, near Wigm, and’a further one in Orrnskirk before spreading his wings to the RIbble Valley, i . * \\


He takes great pride in training young people to employ in his restaurants as they work hard, have dedication and a passion for food;. All the harid-jpicked staff are friendly and attentive and eager to make your visit a memorable one. \ \


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' Chefsi'atJCIItheroe brothers Angelo and Ferdinando Bolpe. who also hail'^from Sorrento, and they take great delight in cooking auth'entic Italian dishes as well as mouthwatenng Mediterranean food using produce imported from Italy.wherever possible, such as salami, hams, pasta and sauces. As Sorrento is on the coast, fish plays an important part on the menu. This is, of course, always fresh each day, as are the v^etables, meat, poultry and ice cream alj sourced locally. And you can see the chefs cooking in the newly restyled kitchen.


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The menu features Italian antipasti freddi and antipasti caldi, which are cold and hot starters, followed by spaghetti, tagliatelle and risotto dishes with the ever popular home-made meat cannelloni. Pizzas with a plethora of toppings are a family favourftej'while fish dishes bring back memoii^ jo f eating at cafds on a warm, sunny beaclyiThere is also wide selection of poultry a'ndsmeat dishes to be enjoyed at your leisure.


A reasonably priced wine list of Italian wines is available, to accompany the food, with a choice of 17 whites and 17 reds, all personally and carefully selected by Luciano himself. S j


"The secret of the perfect dining out experience is to visit and


■ try for yourself,” says Luciano, “and I will be on hand to make « sure you have a happy experience."


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’ them at the London Olympics in 2012!” The Spar Lancashire Youth Games


also witnessed fabulous performances from Kibble Valley’s tag rugby, Kwik cricket, gymnastics and orienteering teams, who faced tough competition and were unfortunate not to qualify for medals. The Lancashire Youth Games has been


running for 10 years and is regarded as the pinnacle of competition sport for the county's young sportsmen and women. The triumphant youngsters are: Net-


ball - Hannah Porter, Meg Wild, Shan­ non Smith, Olivia Bates, Millie Ramsey, Emilie Dyer, Alex Port, Charlotte Gatty, Mille Arnold. Athletics - Laura Chad­ wick, Ryan Lee Cattermole, Imogen Parr, Victoria Peel, Georgia Fellows, Sam Peel, Harry Russell, Galium Robinson, Benjamin Aspinall, Oliver Rigg, Jenny Mae Adamson, Abigail Gillibrand.


New library lectures will appeal to all


interests A NEW programme of Library Lec­ tures has just been launched, with a series of events planned for libraries in Clitheroe, Whalley, Bamoldswick, Burnley and Coal Clough. The programme is free and avail­


able from any of the five participat­ ing libraries. Lectures begin at 7-30 p.m. and end around 9 p.m. and admission is just £1. Lectures taking place at Clitheroe Library are: • October 7th, “The Amazon of


Ecuador” , by Norma Kendall. • November 4th, “The Construc­


tion of Stocks Keservoir” , by Ken Geddes. • December 2nd, “Adventures in


Patagonia” , by Steuart Md Anita Kellington. • January 6th, “Lake District in


All Weathers” , by David Wymer. • February 3rd, “Land of the


Long Night Sun” , by Ian Pawson. • March 3rd, “Walking from


Koman Ribchester to York” , by John Shaw. Lectures scheduled at Whalley .


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ney” , by Keith .Holmes. • November 17th, “Vietnam and


Cambodia” , by Steuart and Anita Kellington. • January 26th, “America’s Great­


est National Parks” , by Jean Harri­ son.


• February 23rd, “The Galapagos


Islands” , by Norma Kendall. Tickets for each lecture are avail­


able from the library hosting it, usu­ ally about a fortnight.before the event.


■; / . .■ . More details can be found in the programme. iNewsrobmfoi u by Julie Magee | I


A TEAM of Kibble Valley doctors conquered the five highest moun­ tains in the UK and Southern Ire­ land in under 48 hours to raise


money for Guide Dogs for the Blind. Dr John Zak, Dr Ian Ibhotson and Dr


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Ron Higson, all GPs at Clitheiue Health Centre, and Dr David Bailey, a GP in Burnley, started from Carrauntuohil in County. Kerry near the famous Gap of Dunloe on September 11th setting out from Cronin’s Yard and subsequently climbing Slieve Donard in Northern Ire­ land. ■ They then climbed Ben Nevis, fol­


lowed by Scafell Pike, finally arriving in Wales with just one hour to spare within the 48 hour target forcing them to run up the 3,560 ft peak in order to complete the challenge. The finishing time was 47 hours and


55 minutes! Padiham GP Dr Michael Barsby, of


Clitheroe, also took part in the challenge, but was called away when his son devel­ oped appendicitis and had an appendec-


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OUR picture shows (he doctors at the summit of Snowdon, from right to left: Simon Swift, David Bailey, John Zak, Ian Ibbotson, Nick Cronin, Ron Higson and Steven McKendrick. (s)


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tomy during the 48-hour trip! The GPs’ team was further strengthened by farmer Steven McKendrick, Dr Higson’s broth­ er-in-law, veterinary surgeon Simon Swift, and Nick Cronin, the husband of Clitheroe Health Centre’s Dr Melanie Cronin.


The total ascent for the 48 hours was


18,000 feet and distance walked overall was 42 miles. Donations from friends and members of the public can made at the reception in Clitheroe Health Centre or via the website on the following: http://www.justgiving.com/ronhigson


Drink-driver fined and banne^


THREE people had to be helped from a car after a drink-driver crashed in the early hours of the morning. . Blackburn magistrates heard that


David Walmsley admitted to drinking seven or eight pints of cider before driv­ ing home to Waddington. But the 20-year old builder told police


he could remember nothing between standing outside the Swan and Royal pub in Clitheroe and later becoming aware of flashing lights and people help­ ing him and his passengers out of his car.


Swing is the thing!


■SWING is the thing at a concert in Billington tomorrow night. . Taking place at


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St Augustine’s RC High School, in Elker Lane, it will feature the highly accomplished St Augustine’s Swing Band, together withDarwen


.. Brass. The concert


. starts at 7-30 p.m. and some tickets are still available, either in ad'vance from the school or on the door. They cost £6 for adults and £3 for chil­ dren and senior citizens.


Walmsley, of Cross Lane, Waddington,


pleaded guilty to driving with excess alco- ■ hoi, without insurance and without due care and attentiqn. He was fined £540 with £65 costs and


banned from driving for 20 months. Mr Andrew Robinson (prosecuting)


said police had been called ^ter a Ford Escort crashed into Brungerley Bridge, in Waddingtoh Road. As well as Walmsley there was another


male and a female passenger in the car* and all three needed hospital treatment.


When Walmsley was breathalysed


three hours after the crash he gave a read­ ing of 64 against the legal limit of 35. Mr Stephen Barker (defending) said


Walmsley had driven into Clitheroe for a night out, but fully intended getting a taxi home. He said Walmsley could not recall what had caused the accident, but was aware there was some damage to a wall just before the bridge. . “He is employed as a builder and has


approached the owner of the wall and offered to rebuild it,” said Mr Barker.


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