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Peter
Brown Craven
Minor League
Results
Week Ending April 9
Under 16 - Division 1
Monday
Formby JSC 1-2 Town Green
Thursday
Ainsdale 5-2 Southport Trinity
Saturday
Town Green 0-1 Kirkys
Birkdale United 1-9 Hale Juniors
Formby JSC 3-0 Skelmersdale United Youth
Under 16 - Division 2
Ainsdale 1-0 Lonsdale
Southport Trinity 4-3 Hesketh Colts
Under 15 - Division 1
Monday
Town Green 3-1 Rainford Rangers
Saturday
Burscough FC Juniors 1-4 Rainford Rangers
Under 15 - Division 2
Monday
West Lancs Colts 4-1 Birkdale United
Southport Trinity 4-2 Churchtown Jaguars
Thursday
West Lancs Colts 0-5 Churchtown Jaguars
Saturday
Churchtown Jaguars 1-0 Redgate Rovers
Birkdale United 0-1 Southport Trinity
Under 14
Wednesday
Formby JSC 0-4 Town Green
Burscough FC Juniors 0-2 Barlows Juniors
Sunday
Town Green 2-0 Burscough FC Juniors
Woodland 1-1 Formby JSC
Under 13
Burscough FC Juniors 0-0 Ainsdale
Town Green A 5-1 Southport FC Juniors
Birkdale United 0-0 Barlows Juniors
Under 12 - Division 1
Wednesday
Thornton Boys 6-0 Southport Trinity
Redgate Rovers 0-0 Town Green
Sunday
Thornton Youth 3-1 Burscough FC Juniors
Town Green 1-3 Thornton Boys
Under 12 - Division 2
Birkdale United 4-4 Formby JSC
Under 11 - Harry Cope Cup
Monday
Burscough FC Juniors A 4-2 Formby JSC
Under 11 - Division 1
Monday
Southport Trinity 2-1 Pilkington
Saturday
Burscough FC Juniors 0-4 Town Green
Pilkington 3-0 Redgate Rovers
Under 11 - Division 2
Rainford Rangers 3-8 Ormskirk West End
Under 10 - Eagles
Bickerstaffe 4-5 Rainford Rangers
Southport Trinity A 5-0 Ainsdale
Redgate Rovers 1-0 Town Green A
Formby JSC 3-2 Town Green B
Under 10 - Hawks
Southport Trinity B 6-1 Redgate Rovers
Hesketh Bank 5-0 Halsall
Under 9 - Leopards
Wednesday
Southport Trinity A 1-4 Town Green
Sunday
Town Green 3-0 Burscough FC Juniors
Formby JSC 2-2 Redgate Rovers A
Under 9 - Panthers
Wednesday
Southport FC Juniors B 0-5 Southport Trinity B
Sunday
Birkdale United A 0-2 Redgate Rovers C
Redgate Rovers B 1-1 Rainford Rangers
Hesketh Bank 3-2 Southport FC Juniors B
Southport Trinity B 5-0 Kingsford
Under 8
Town Green A 2-0 Formby JSC
Southport Trinity B 1-1 Rainford Rangers
Birkdale United 6-1 Redgate Rovers A
Southport Trinity A 1-2 Town Green B
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Letter to editor:- "Deaf Awareness Week 2006"
"Dear Editor,
Readers might be interested to know that Deaf Awareness Week is
taking place from 1 May to 7 May.
During the week, RNID, the national charity representing the 1 in 7
people in the UK who are deaf or hard of hearing, will be raising
awareness of the many different ways deafness and hearing loss
affect people’s lives.
As part of Deaf Awareness Week I would also like to invite you to
join the thousands of people across the country expected to take
part in Britain’s Biggest Sound Check on Wednesday 3 May. We are
challenging people everywhere to call RNID’s special telephone
hearing check on 0845 600 5555. We aim to set the record for the
largest number of people to check their hearing on any one day, the
target is 100,000.
So, if you think you or anyone you know might have some hearing
loss, why not take the five-minute check. Taking this first step
could improve your life for the better.
For further information on deafness and hearing loss and Britain’s
Biggest Sound Check, please contact RNID’s information line by
telephone: 0808 808 0123, textphone: 0808 808 9000 or visit
www.rnid.org.uk."
Dr John Low,
Chief Executive of
RNID
Watch out for
bogus lottery
A LOTTERY scam is operating in Warrington and residents are
being warned by the Council's Trading Standards not to be caught
out.
Trading Standards has received calls from residents who have
received mailings stating that they have won the Spanish Lottery. In
order to claim their prize, however, recipients are asked to pay a
fee or give their bank account details and no prize is ever
forthcoming.
According to the Office of Fair Trading, this bogus lottery is now
Britain's number one con trick and those who have fallen for the con
have lost as much as £25,000.
Trading Standards is advising people not to enter any foreign
sweepstake or lottery that asks for money in advance or for your
bank details. Be suspicious, if it looks too good to be true, it
probably is.
If you are unsure about a mailing you have received or for more
information, contact Trading Standards for advice on 01925 442678.
Hospital Shop donates theatre equipment
PROFITS made in the hospital shop at Ormskirk & District
General Hospital have been used to buy a diathermy machine that will
be used in the operating theatres at the hospital. The machine,
worth around £18,500, which is used for cauterising blood vessels
during surgery, will be presented by Audrey Stuart and is the most
expensive piece of equipment donated by the shop to date. The
donation will be made on Thursday 20 April at 9.45am.
Audrey first became involved in the Hospital Shop nearly 20 years
ago when it consisted of a trolley service on one of the corridors
for about an hour a day. It is now open 7 days a week and Audrey
works on average 5 of those. In addition she manages the other 50 or
so volunteers, travels to wholesalers and looks after the books -
all on a voluntary basis. Since his retirement, Audrey's husband Ron
also now helps out in the shop.
Gill Davies, Theatre Manager, who will be accepting the machine on
behalf of the Trust, said:- "We are grateful to everyone who
uses the shop at the hospital, as their money has been used to buy
this equipment. It is also an incredible testament to the amazing
amount of time and effort Audrey puts into the shop."
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