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C0theroe422324(Editorial), 01282 426161 (Advertising), Burnley 01282422331 (Classified) Golden girl Alexa’s double joy
A (DLITHEROE cross-coun try runner has gone for gold and got it. Alexa McTiffin, a pupil at
Westholme Girls’ Junior Schools, ran away with the top spot in two recent competi tions. As part of the school’s Year
5 and 6 cross country team, Aleza took part in a Black- bum with Darwen event held afWittonParkin Blackbum. AU six team members of the
team finished in the top 20 and the four fastest were all in the
top 10 - Alexa took the top ^ t .In the same week the Year 5
team travelled to Rossall School for the AJIS cross
country competition. Taking part against top run
ners from independent schools across the North West, the
Westholme team was awarded gold medals and took the title. Alexa came away with two
gold medis, one for the team performance and another for bang an individual winner.
• alexa is pictured [left] (s)
Masters.of their trade! M a n i i i l artf,
LOCAL youngsters have enjoyed medal success amongst international competition at the 18th United Nations of Ju
jitsu Championships. Ten nations converged on
Stanley Park in Blackpool to be graded, spanning sev eral events ranging from fighting through to tradi tional Kata routines. And the Masters of Mar
tial Arts Academy, who have classes in Clitheroe and Whalley - as well as Accrington, Great Har wood,
Blackburn,
Rossendale, Burnley and Rishton — produced two medal winners from their Whalley club.
• Purple belt Ysabel Carter came home with a silver, while green belt Grade Bradford won bronze. Sensei Colin Heaton said:
“Both girls have done remarkably well to win medals in an international event. “Ysabel has been with us
four years and Gracie two and a half, and both started training from scratch, so it is a fantastic achievement.” The club’s Whalley class
es are at Oakhill College, with the Clitheroe club based at Edisford Primary School, and anyone interest ed in taking up martial arts can contact 01254 889333, or go to:
www.mma.uk.com
M E D A L JOY: Masters students enjoyed plenty of success at Stanley Park
Harry/Cade are United’s treble stars READSTONE UNITED
Headstone United U8s Yellow. . 10 Pendle Fo re s t ................................ 0 AN excellent performance (or the
hosts was rewarded with hat-tricks from Harry Burrows and Cade Leonard, a brace from James Bridge and solitary strikes from Nat Anderson and Jack Pearson. Chariie Nowell was man:Of-the- match. Headstone UnitedUSsBlue . . . 3 Banrowford Celtic.......................... 2 A BRACE from Saul Wild and a strike
from Callum Bentley ensured Readstone pipped their rivals in this five-goal thriller. George Chapman-Routh was named
man-of-the-match. Headstone United U9s Yellow. . 5
Fulledge Colts................................ 1 READSTONE remain at the top of the
table after thrashing their opponents courtesy of goals from Oliver Crew, Mor gan Crdwther, Richard Smith and a brace
, Junior lootbail from Alex Bell. Lee Wild was named man-
of-the-match. Headstone United U1 Os H e d . . . 1 HIshton United.............................. 0 THE only goal of the game came from
Max Turner in this narrow victory, while Sam Barnes was his side's star man. Headstone United UlOs Blue . . 3 Trawden Celtic .............................. 0 SCORERS Harry Rushton, Jack Don
nelly and Bailey Pearson sealed a fantas tic win for Readstone, while John Hous ton was man-of-the-match. WHALLEY JUNIORS
Church...........................................0 m a l le y H e d s U l is ..................6 WHALLEY were too strong for
Church. Tbe scoring was opened with a volley from Eliot Mashiter, and the second hall
started with two individual goals in two minutes from Lewis Maybin, closely fol lowed by a second for Mashiter. Maybin completed his hat-trick, before
Nathanial Cunningham slammed In the sixth goal.
CUTHEROE WOLVES
Langho Juniors ............... 1 Clltheroe Wolves U9s Beds...6
STAR man Harry Jackson and
Matthew King netted twice in this win. Connor Jackson and Leighton Clark
son were also on targeL Clltheroe Wolves U1 Os Hed .10 West E n d ......................................0 THE young Wolves recorded another
convincing victory at Highmoor on Sun day.
Five goals up at the break, the secxind
half saw no let-up to continue their 100% start to the season. Scorers were Chariie Dewhurst (3), Elliot Watson (3), Owen Jackson, Frankie Jackson, Daniel
Holmes and James Scorah. BrlerHeld Celtic............................2 Clltheroe Wolves U14s............. .2 WOLVES held last season’s league
winners. Skipper Zak Robinson put them
ahead, with Luke Nolan also on targeL LANGHO JUNIORS
Langho Juniors U14s.................4 Hossendale Uid B o y s ...............1 A FANTASTIC performance from
Langho saw them take the game to Rossendale right from the start The opening goal from Callum Ever-
rett was followed shortly by a superb header from Giles Farnell. Langho's dominance continued after
the break with a terrific 30-yard shot from Joel Phelps. The visitors pulled one back but Lang
ho pushed on and finally got the fourth from referee’s man-of-the-match Zak Robinson.
Kerins eyes double Cup holders rout stunned Bradley
DOG Inn return to action on Sunday, eager to get back to winning ways when they entertain Clarence at Wilson’s. The Whalley side did
not play last Sunday as there were no Harry Dewhurst Memorial League games due to the Blackburn Rovers versus Burnley match. Dog defeated Clarence
at Haslingden in their opening game of the sea son and manager Simon Kerins is hoping that his side can complete the dou ble.
He said: “We are pro
gressing well and, while our three defeats to date all appear to have been heavy, none of the score lines has done us justice. “We are a not a million
miles away from being able to challenge consistently a t the top of the table, whereas damage limitation was often the main objec tive last season. “We should win on Sun
day, but Clarence won't give us three points on a plate and we will have to go about things profession ally and patiently.”
CUP holders Rimington marched into the quarter-finals of the Craven Cup after annihilating Bradley on Saturday. The rout started as early as the
third minute when Daniel Green rose to head home. The visitors’ efforts to close the hosts down were then in vain as Rimington continued their relentless attack. Full-backs Bolton and
Hutchinson caused problems for their opponents all afternoon with their continuous bursts down the flanks, while skipper McClean helped himself to a first-half hat- trick. Lloyd slipped him in to fin ish from 10 yards for his first, his second was another neat finish.
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before he struck a bullet free-kick from 20 yards beyond the startled keeper. But Lloyd wasn’t to be outdone
and grabbed two goals of his own; one a towering header and the other a cool finish from inside the area. Rimington continued to press
after the break and it wasn’t long before their flowing football paid off once more when Lloyd sealed his hat-trick after latching onto a ball over the top, before finishing with an exquisite volley into the far comer. He scored his fourth with a
speculative strike into the comer while his fifth came from another header which sealed the rout. Veteran Jon Penman was also
utilised by boss Terry Braith- waite and the striker wasted no time in proving his worth as he followed up a parried shot to tap horhe. Dinsdale and Penman then
missed great opportunities to extend their side’s lead further, before Walsh curled a sensational strike into the far comer. Rimihgton next face a tough
game away at Oswaldtwistle on Saturday, October 31st as they look to. maintain their title chal lenge.
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Where eagles dare!
THE dogleg par four 16th at Clitheroe proved to be a crucial hole for Ken' Mantle in Satur day’s Single Stableford. A blob on the par five
13th and i t looked like another bad day, but Mantle produced an eagle two for five points on the 16th to elevate him to top spot in Dm- sion Two ■with 37 points. Nick Tomlinson came
out on top of a three card play-off on 36 points to claim second prize ahead of Paul Dunlop and Paul H. Wood. Mike Gibson took the
honours in Division One when birdies on the sec ond and third set him up nicely for 39 points. Tim Stanley and Alan
Henderson both pro duced 38 points, and Stanley, courtesy of of a birdie, birdie finish took the runners-up prize. Peter Dunn found him
self in fourth place after scrutiny of the cards showed he had a better back nine than Paul Hamer. Mark Ashworth was
his usual self to bag the best gross with 35 points. Sunday’s Three-Man
Team event suffered in numbers because of another local sporting event, but the winning team of Malcolm Brown, Gary Speak and Mike Tattersall were not to be distracted as they returned 81 points. Bro-wn started slowly,
but once fired up, he fig ured prominently on 14 holes to boost the total. The Wettons, John and
Andrew, teamed up with Mr Stokes and they shared the workload to find 79 points and take second place. Julian Troup and the
Preedys, Dan and Dom were four shots back in third. Last week’s Junior
Medal was a success for James Banks after a card play-off with Tom For rest on the same nett score. ■ The Heesoms have
• The game went to the 19th when the Heesoms triumphed to add anoth er trophy to their list..
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DONALD RACE & NEWTON
r e s u l t s Division 1
Football results, fixtures and tables Ossy Refugees (Memorial);
SOLICITORS EAST yiNCASHIRE
FOOTRALLLEACUE Bacup CC 2, Oswaldtwistle
SM 5; Goodshaw Un'rted 5, Bor- rowdale United 2; Mill Hill 1, Worsthome 2; Stacksteads SJ 3,
Read United 4. Division 2
Barrowford Celtic 1, Burniey
Belvedere 1; Feniscowles & Pleasington 3, Clitheroe RBL 1; Padiham 4, Rock Rovers 0; Peel Park 0, BGSOB 8; Pendle Forest 15, SabdenO. Reserve Division
BGSOB 7, Read United 1;
Enfield 1, Hurst Green 7; Langho 5, Pendle Forest 1; Oswaldtwistle SM 1, Stacksteads SJ 1; Rock Rovers 4 , Peel Pa rk 1; Worsthome 8, Bantowford Celtic
3.
f ix t u r e s Division 1
Bacup CC V Enfield; Borrow-
dale United v Canberra: Hurst Green v Coine United; Miii Hill v Oswaldtwistle SM; Read United v Goodshaw United: Wor^home v Stacksteads SJ. Division 2
Barnoldswick Town v Padi
ham: Barrowford Celtic v Peel Park; Burnley Belvedere v BGSOB; Clitheroe RBL v Sab- den; Rock, Rovers v Pendle Fbr- esL ' .
Reserve Division BGSOB V Colne United:
Enfield v Rock Rovers; Langho v Read United: Oswaldtwistle SM v Hurst Green: Peel Park v Wonsthome; Pendle Forest v Bar rowford Celtic: Stacksteads SJ v Rimington.
TABLES Division 1
Canberra___...10
P W D, L P 6 3 1 21
Rimington . . . . . . .8 6 2 0 20 Langho............. .10 6 2 2 20 ReadUld........... 12 6 2 4 20 Enlield...............10 6 1 3 19 SlacksteadsSJ ..11 5 2 4 17 Hurst Green......... 9 4 2 3 14 Worsthome........11 4 1 6 13 OssySM........... 11 4 1 6 13 Mill Hill................. 10 3 . 3 4 12 GoodshawUtd . . . 6 - 2 1 3 7
, Colne Utd..............10 2 1 7 7 - BacupCC ........ ..7 0 2 5 2 Borrowdale Utd . . .7 0 1 6 1 Division 2
P W D L P
Pendle Forest . . . .9 8 1 0 25 B’ford Celtic........11 6 2 3 20 BGSOB...............8 5 1 2 16 BamoIdswickTn ..8 4 1 3 13 ClilheroeRBL . . . .9 4 0 5 12 Feniscowles......... 8 3
1 4 10
RockRovers .....6 3 0 3 9 Padiham. . . . . . . . . .7 3 0 4 9
BlyBehredere . . . .8 2 3 3 9 Sabden .......... ; ..6 1 0 5 3 PeelPark.............8 0 1 7
1
Reserve Division , P W D L P
Worsthome........11 9 1 1 28 OssySM........... 11 7
1 3 22
Pendle Forest ...10 6 1 3 19 Langho............. t.9 6 0 3 18 Enlield................ 10 5 2 3 17, HurstGreen........10 5 . 2 3 17 BGSOB.............11 5 2 4 17 RockRovers___11 3 3 5 12 Stacksteads SJ ..11 3 3 5 12 B'iord Ce ltic......7 3 1 3 10 Rimington .......8 3
1 4 10
PeelPark......;i1 2 2 7 8 ReadUld.............10 1 1 8 4 ColneUtd............. 8 1 0 7 3
4
A team in good form
Rose and Crown v Black Bull (Haslingden). TABLES
Division 1 P W D L P
Welly Clayton........5 5 0 0 15 -3Spinning Jenny .5 4 0 1 9 Duke of Wellington 5 3 0 2 9 ChurchTown . . . . .4 2 0 2 6 Dog Inn ................5 2 0 3 6 Gt Harwood Rovers5 1 0 4 3 Clarence ..............5 0 0 5 0 Division 2 P W D L P
Rose and Crown ..6 5 0 1 15 AbbeyRovers . . . .6 4 0 2 12 Black Bull...............5 3 0 2 9 Helmshore Harriers6 2 0 4 6 Ossy Refugees ...6 2 0 4 6 KingsArms..........5 1 0 4 3
WARBURTON YOUTH FOOTBALL LEAGUE
RESULTS U n d e r ie
Daneshouse 1, Barnoldswick
Town 1; Pendle Forest 6, Clitheroe Wolves 3;Todmotden Borough 1, Centre Vale Rangers 0. Under 14
Belvedere 2, Pendle Forest 3;
Brierfield Celtic Red 2, Clitheroe Wolves 2; Fulledge Colts 3, Brier- cliffe Rovers 2. UnderlS
Bacup Juniors 5, Brierfield
Celtic Red 4; Brieriield Celtic Blue 12, Bamoldswick Barons White 0; Colne Red 11, Ighten Leigh 1; Fulledge Colts 11, Brierfield Celtic White 0; PAAK United 0, Pendle Forest (Whites. FIXTURES Under 16
Burnley Rangers v Brunlea
Juniors; Clitheroe Wolves v Daneshouse; Todmorden Bor ough V Pendle Forest. Under 14
Barnoldswick Barons v Brier
field Celtic Red; Cowling Youth v Clitheroe Wolves; Fulledge Colts V Belvedere; Haslingden Juniors v Colne; Ighten Leigh v Briercliffe Rovers.
Under 13 Bacup Juniors v PAAK United;
Barnoldswick Barons White v Brierfield Celtic Red; Fulledge Colts V Colne Red. TABLES U n d e r ie P W D L P
Pentfle Forest........7 7 0 0 21 Junior Clarets........5 5 0 0 15 Burnley Rangers . . .5 3 1 1 10 BamoIdswickTn . . .6 2 1 3 7 Centre Vale............5 2 0 3 6 Daneshouse — ..3 1 1 1 4 Croe Wolves..........4 1 1 2 4 Padiham Saints___6 1 0 5 3 Todmorden ............4 1 0 3 3 Brunlea Jrs ............5 0 0 5 0 Under 14 P W D L P
CowIingYouth ........6 5 1 0 16 Bamoldswick..........8 5 1 2 16 Colne.....................6 5 1 0 16 Ighten Leigh............5 4 1 0 13 B'lield Celtio...........7 3 3 1 12 Fulledge Colts___.7 3 0 4 9 C’roe Wolves..........5 2 2 1 8 Haslingden ............5 2 0 3 6 Pendle Forest........8 2 0 6 6 Trawden Colts — .7 1 0 6 3 Belvedere ............. 6 1 0 5 3 B’diffe Rovers........6 0 1 5 1 UnderlS P W D L P 5 0 1 15
Pendle Forest W . . .6
B’lield Celtic Blue ..6 4 1 1 13 Bacup Juniors........5 4 0 1 12 Colne Red..............5 3 1 1 10 Fulledge Colts........3 3 0 0 9 B’lield Celfic Red...6 2 0 4 6 ColneBlue............2
2 0 0 6
PAAK United' . . . . . 2 1 0 1 3 Bamoldswick W . . . .3 0 0 3 0
Ighten Leigh............6 0 0 6 0 B’field Celtic W........6 0 0 6 -3
TABLE TENNIS: In Division Two, Clitheroe A notched up a solid 12-6 vic-
. tory over MGS D. The ladies were also in
good form, winning three games, while Paul Cren shaw and Alison Leaver
Snooker
UNIBOND FOOTBALL LEAGUE
TABLE
Division 1 North P W D L P
Colwyn Bay..... 13 9 3 1 30 FCHalifaxTn....10 9 1 0 28 CurzonAshton ..13 9 2 2 26 LancasterCity ...10 - 8 0 2 24 Tiafloid..........13 5 4 4 19 Leigh Genesis ...12 6 1 5 19 Skel’daleUtd ....12 5 4 3 19 BamberBridge ...9 5 3 1 18 Wakefield....... 11 4 4 3 16 AFCFyIde...... 11 4 2 5 14 Choriey.........10 3 5 2 14 GarforthTn.....14 3 4 7 13 Mossley.........12 3 4 5113 Radcfiffe Borough .8 4 1 3 13 Wam'ngtonTn ...10 4 0 6 12 PrescotCables ..13 3 3 7 12 Ossett Albion....12 3 2 7 11 Woodley Sports..12 1 6 5 9 Clitheroe ....... 10 1 4 5 7 Harrogate R’way .10 2 2 6 5 Rossendale Utd .10 1 2 7 5 Salford City...... 9 1 1 7 4
ROEFIELO LEISURE INDOOR FIVE-A-SIDE
FOOTBALL LEAGUE RXTURES Sunday
9 a.m, - .A FC W hite Lion v
Substandard Liege; 9-35 a.m. - Drunken Monkeys v Sporting Abeergut; 1 0 -1 0 a .m . - Kings Arms V Replacements; 10-45 a.m. - Mad Dogs v Morning Glory.
HARRY DEWHURST MEMORIAL
FOOTBALL LEAGUE FIXTURES
Division 1 ' Dog Inn v Clarence (Wilson’s);
Gt Harwood Rovers v Spinning Jenny (Wilson’s): Welly Clayton v Duke of Wellington (Wilson’s). Division 2
Helmshore Harriers v Abbey
Rovers (Memorial): Kings Arms v Table tennis
EAST LANCASHIRE TABLE TENNIS
LEAGUE RESULTS
Premier Division Rovers 22, The Lions 17; The
Lions 15, East Lancs CC B 24; Ramsbottom North 26, Rovers 7; Buraccs 10, Ramsbottom South 24; Clitheroe LMC A 14, Ward & Stabbard 28. First Division
Allspeeds 17, Burnley Cricket
C 21; Pendle Stained Glass 20, Cld Masters 21; Ramsbottom
East 15, Hyndburners 25; KSB Rawtenstall C 11, Burnley Boys’ Club 25; KSB Rawtenstall B 16, Ramsbottom East 22. Second Division
Brierfield 19, KSB Rawtenslall E17. Third Division . Whalley Cygnets 7, Slayers
30; The Misfits 30, Deals TT Club A 4; Whalley Phoenix 28, KSB Rawtenstall F 9; Jetstream 13, Whalley Ke strels 2 2; KSB Rawtenstall F 1 9 , Whalley Cygnets 21: Deals T T Club B 11, The Misfits 25; Whalley Kestrels 24, Whalley Phoenix 12; Deals TT Club A 17, Jetstream 17."
took five games. In'Division Three there
were lean pickings for the B team. Tony Bush and Mary Brass had three wins each but disappointingly the team went away with out any points.
CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS
LEAGUE RESULTS Division 1
Legion B 3, Pendle Inn 6;
Swan A 5, BucJt Inn 4; Low Moor 2, St Michaels RC 7; Craven 6, Legion A 3.
Division 2 Brown Cow A 7, White Uon 2;
St Michaels A 4, Billington BC 5. FIXTURES Division 1
Legion B v Swan A; Pendle
Inn V Craven; St Michaels RC v Legion A; Buck Inn v Low Moor. Division 2
Brown Cow A v Si Michaels A;
White Lion v Brown Cow B; Swan Ladies v Bye; Billington BC V Horse Shoe.
DISTRICT SNOOKER CLITHEROE AND
LEAGUE RESULTS
Rrst Division Slaidburn 4 , Con Club 8;
Social Club A 8, Billington A 2; Whalley 8, Rimington A 4; Chat-
. bum A 6, Low Moor A 6. Second Division
Catholic Club 6, Clitheroe 6;
Rimington BIO, Waddington B 2; Billington B 6, Social Club B 6; Low Moor B 0, Chafbum B 12. FIXTURES
First Division Billington A v Rimington A;
Slaidburn v Social Club A; Chat- bum A V Whalley; Low Moor A v Con Club. . Second Division
Rimington B v Billington B;
Social Club B v Clitheroe: Waddington B v Chatburn B; Catholic Club v Low Moor B.
Sports diary
24 - Padiham CC Mexican Night in the pavilion, 7- 30 p.m.
OCTODER
28 - Towneley Bowls Club annual meeting, 7-30 p.m. at Towneley Golf Club.
31 - Padiham CC Hal loween Party, prize for best fancy dress, in the pavilion 7-30 p.m start.
6 - Althams Travel Mid week Bowling League, Jobsearch Burnley and District Bowling L ^ ^ e , CIU Tuesday Bowling League and CIU Satur day Bowling League presentation nights, Byerden House, 7-30 p.m.
NOVEMBER
CONTACT THE
SPORTS DESK WITH YOUR
RESULTS AND
TARLES The local teams had a
tough week in the Black burn and District leagues with a f ix tu re . clash stretching resources. Clitheroe A trailed 9-11
to Halsteads in Division One while Clitheroe B suf
21 - Padiham CC race night, professionally organised, in the pavilion, 7-30 p.m.
1 - Althams Travel Mid week Bowling League annual meeting, 7-15 p.m., and Jobsearch Dis tr ict Bowling League annual meeting, 8 p.m., at Greenhill.
DECEMBER
Ley land Red Rose.....4 Chipping...................3 CHIPPING travelled to Worden Park on Sat urday to take on the league leaders Leyland Red Rose and were unlucky to come away with nothing. Chipping were poor
in the first half and did n’t offer much in an attacking sense, allow ing Leyland to take control of the game. Red Rose opened the
scoring when a ball was allowed to bounce in the box and the striker fin ished weU. They doubled the
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far comer - a, magnifi cent strike. Straight from the
kick-off, the villagers won the ball back and a clever ball set James Holt away down the right. Holt had options in
the middle, but picked his spot and fired an effort past the keeper and into the comer. Leyland were
stiumed, and responded well, scoring two goals in the last 10 minutes. The equaliser came
lead just before half time as a good cross was met with a superb vol ley which gave Ireland in the Chipping goal no chance. Chipping were a
8 - CIU Tuesday Bowling League annual meeting, St Andrew’s, 6-45 p.m.
31 - Padiham CC New Year’s Eve Disco, fancy dress optional, supper included, 7-30 p.m., tick ets £10.
changed side in the sec ond half and turned the game on it’s head. The comeback was on
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fered the same scoreline against St Philips. In Division Three, the
local C team lost to Roe- field. C with Gill Sutton taking four games, assisted by Michael Wallbank and Vicky Howard.
when Sam Woodhead threaded a sublime pass through to send 01 Hayhurst clear, and the top scorer squared up the goalkeeper before neatly slotting the ball home. Two goals in a minute
saw them take the lead. Ryan Hilton picked
the ball up at the back and sent a raking ball 60 yards into the path of the flying Hayhurst, who looked up and thundered a volley over the keeper and into the
from a ball into the box which again was not defended, allowing an easy tap in. The wiimer came five
minutes from time and left the villagers fum ing. A ball down the left
flank set the home striker clear, but the assistant referee’s flag went up for offside as the striker slotted the ball home. Inexplicably, after
consulting with his assistant and discussing it with a number of players, the referee awarded the goal. Chipping will be look
ing to take their second half performance into the next game as they welcome New Longton Rovers to the -village on Saturday, kick-off 2-30 p.m.
AGM setto go ahead next week
THE Great Harwood and District Bowling League Annual General Meeting will be held at Rishton Conservative Club on Monday, November 9th at 7-30 p.m. Any items for inclu
sion on the agenda must be forwarded, in writ ing, to the secretary by Monday. Any team not repre-
CHATBURN Cricket Club will be holding its antuial presentation on Saturday evening. The event -will take place at the Brown Cow
Bowls
sented will be fined in accordance -with league rales. The annual presenta
tion night will also be held at Rishton Conser- ■vative Club, on Friday, November 13th from 8 p.m.
able from the secretary, priced £4 each.
Presentation night Cricket
. set to commence a t 8 pjn.
in Chatbum, with the evening’s proceedings
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