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HEALTH STUDIO LEE GARTER I S 'W R W iS


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Golf


Stonyhurst pair retain trophy


S T O N Y H U R S T P a rk G olf Club pairing Paul


McGuire and Jim Tierney retained the Inter Club Challenge Trophy for the


second yeart when they d e fe a te d R o g e r H a r ­ greaves and Ken Ward, from C l ith e ro e G o l f Club. The competition, played in


the format of four-ball match- play, is a UG-hole competition Hayed on both Clitheroe and ’ tonyhurst Park Golf Clubs. After the first 18 holes of


s


closely contested golf played at Clitheroe, McGuire and Tierney finished one up, and they were confident of holding on to the trophy with the second 18 holes to be played on their home course. A f t e r 27 holes o f g o l f ,


McGuire and Tierney were still one up but it was at this stage that the match changed dramatically, as a visibly tir­ ing Ken Ward found it very


difficult to find the fairways and was constantly having to


play from the deep rough. This put extra pressure on


his p a r tn e r R o g e r H a r ­ greaves, who, despite having


a steady round could find no answer to the long drives of McGuire and the precise chip­


ping and putting of Tierney. I t came as no surprise


therefore when the Stony­ hurst pair forged ahead to three up with three left to


play. The match was finally won


on the 17th hole when Tierney finished with a birdie while


the Clitheroe pair both went into the deep rough from their tee shots.


Mr Barry Bolton from Ston­ yhurst Golf Club presented


the trophy to McGuire and


Tierney. Mr Bolton also presented


Ken Wai-d with a presentation box o f monogrammed g o l f balls for his efforts over the two days of competition. • Winners of the ladies invi­ tation greensome was Mrs J. Rhodes/Mrs J. Birtwistle (79- 10-69). 2nd — Mrs M. Red- path/Mrs J. Howarth (98-28.2- 99.8), Mrs D. Dady/Mrs S. Jarrett (83-12.4-70.0), 4th — Mrs M. Holding/Mrs E. Bow­ den (93-22.2-70.8). • Th e E L L G A Handicap Shield final, held at Rossen- dale Golf Club on June 20th, was won by the the Clitheroe Golf Club ladies team consist­ ing o f Mrs D. Hamer (71 nett), MrsJ. Rhodes (70), Mrs D. Dady (70), Mrs M. Red- path (77). • P e te r S treet totalled 40 points to win the singles Sta- bleford staged at Clitheroe GC. Harley Preston (39) fin­ ished runner-up after a card play-off with Peter Chanter, and Peter Harrison (38) fin­ ished fourth on the countback from Ken Holding, Tom Nut­ ter and Harry Richardson. • The inaugural invitation mixed greensome attracted 0-1 couples to Clitheroe GC, Jean Holt and Anthony Hutchison


(Diversion) returning 81-15.5- 05.5 to win on the card. Paul Burrows and Jean


Burrows (Whalley) claimed second prize with 78-12.5-05.5 and Edith Child and son Michael Child (Stonyhurst) were third with 81-1O.5-05.5.


The combined efforts of Bill Tattersall and Wilpshire’s J.


Iverson (84-17.5-00.5) gave them fourth prize on the card from Marion Read and Lan-


c a s t e r ’ s B i l l C o u p e (82-15.5-00.5).


Swimming Star performances


THR EE Clitheroe Dolphin swimmers competing with Bobcats achieved some star performances in the Northern Counties Long Course and Youth Championships, which covers an area from the Scot­


tish Borders to Staffordshire. They were swimming ill the company of Steve Mellor who


swam in the 1992 Olympics. The placings were as follows: Rebecca Wrigley. in the 12 years age group, finished 1th


in the 100m butterfly, 1th in the 100m freestyle, 7th ill the 200m individual medley.


. . . , , , . Neale Sayle, in the 13 years age group, finished 1st ni the


100m backstroke (in a national qualifying time), 3rd illi the 200m backstroke, 3rd in the 100m freestyle, 3rd m the 200m


freestyle. Adriunna Leeming, in the 10 years age group, finished


3rd in the backstroke, 5th in the butterfly, 7th m the 200m individual medley and 8th in the 100m freestyle.


Canoeing Local paddlers excel


E L E V E N local guides and scouts took part in the f i fth race in the North West Scout and Guide Canoe Race series,


h eld a t K e sw ic k , on Derwentwater. Over 120 competitors took


place in the event and a mixed entry o f lads and dads also paddled for Clitheroe in the Canadian Canoe Fun Race. The main race was held


over a distance of eight miles and four miles for the juniors and a two mile beginners race was held.


T r a c e y W o o dw a rd (S t


Paul’s guides) finished first in the junior guide racer and Chris Burgess paddled well to finish filth in the junior scout slalom.


In the two mile beginners


race, Matthew Lloyd of first Bowland Scouts . Jonathan Schofield of Chatburn cubs, David Roberts of 1st Pendle and Daniel Wilson of 1st Pen­ dle took part. Daniel finished overall first being well in front of the field,


th e th r e e o th e r y o u n g paddlers also put in good performances. In the Canadian Canoe fun


race, local competitors were Mr Driver and son, Mr Scho­ field and crew, S. Woodward and J. Thompson, and C. Booth and son. There were no records bro­


ken but the dads enjoyed showing the lads the benefit


of experience. The next race in the series


is on July 9th at Chester on the River Dee.


Karate Members make the g rade


EIGHT Clitheroe Karate C lu b members raised their profile after a two- day grading course at Darwen Leisure Centre with Japanese coach Sen­


sei Asano. Following the course, all


the members r e c e iv e d a higher level grading marking the progress made over the two days.


C l ith e ro e K a ra te Club


coach Mrs Marie Beck was delighted with eve ryon e’s


e f fo r ts : “ They all worked really hard and it was superb to sec everyone to advance their grading,” she said. Her husband Wayne Beck,


now stands one grading below a black belt, he was graded along with Rebeccu Bateman, V irg in ia Bateman, Mark Bateman, Jonathan Bateman,


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Bn t R e W £ t . A,eX Sharp,e3 • The club meet at Roefield


Leisure Centre every Tues­ day and F r id a y e v e n in g


between 6 p.m. and 7-30 p.m. New members are always


welcome and Marie Beck can be contacted on 01200 28477


to give more information on the club. Theclub is open to people of any age above six years old.


Learn with Roy


A G O A L K E E P IN C . course held in conjunc­ tion with the L anca ­ shire Football Associa­ tion will take place ut the Showground, Grcut


August 14th to 18th, between 10 a.m. and 12 noon daily. Personal coaching is to


be given by Roy Tunks. ex-Preston North End ’keeper and coach to many professional ’keepers. Open to anyone between


the ages of eight and 15, the course costs £20 and details can be obtained from: Keith Cunliffe 01254 871038.


Squash Sole victory


IT hus been n mixed week for Clitheroe Squash Club, with only one win in four


league matches. In the Preston Intermediate


League, Clitheroe won at home to St Anne’s 4-1: J. Curter won (3-9, 10-8, 9-2, 9-2), R. Singer lost (4-9, 7-9, 8-10), C. Wilson won (10-8, 10-9, 9-3), Adriun Yates won (opponent retired' hurt) and T. Pritt won (9-5, 9-5,


9-7). However, they lost at Orms-


kirk, 2-3: R. Singer lost (7-9. 1- 9, 4-9), N. Cattcrmole lost (2-9, • 10*9, 6-9,.7-9), C. Wilson won


(9-7, 9-4, 3-9, 8-10, 9-0), A. Yates lost (7-9, 2-9, 3-9) and T.


Pritt won (9-7, 3-9, 7-9, 9-0, 9-7). In the North East Lancashire


League, Clitheroe lost at home to Stirk House, 2-3: S. Hitchen lost (9-1, 9-3, 0-9, 4-9, 7-9), T.


Lee lost 5-9, 10-9, 4-9, 8-10). P. McGuire won (9-4, 9-3, 3-9, 9-3), A. Catchpole lost (4-9, 0-9, 4-9) and P. Norcliffe won (9-5, 7*9, 4-9,10-9, 5-9). The side also lost ut home to


Burnley seconds, 241: D. Mack­ enzie won (9-2, 3-9, 9*7, 5-9, 9- 6), P. McGuire lost (7-9, 7-9, 0- 9), T. Lee (9-C, 9-2, 3-9), A.


Catchpole lost (1Q.-8, 8-10, 0*9, &9) and P. Norchfie lost (9-4, 2-9, 3-9, 9-3, 3-9).


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ORMEROD (nee Smith)


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Thanks to all concerned. COTTAM (nee Greenwood) Garry and Adele are


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Thanking everyone concerned.


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GODFREY (Louiise Jane)


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Congratulations on your B.A. (Hons) law and Business Degree.


All the very best for the future.


Love Nanny and Grandad


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Congratulations Claire on gaining your degree.


Good luck for the future. Lots of love


mum and dad


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Congratulations on attaining your BSc M.Eng (Honours Degree)


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Love and best wishes for the future.


From Mum, Dad and Philip.


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Births STARTS 'Your; FAMILY NOTICES P M g l l K i i i i HERE D o n a t io n s


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Would like to thank relations and friends of the late :


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M r J .C . Oldham...............................................£60 Mrs E. (Lily) Dewhurst...................................£115 Mr Procto r......................................................£120 Mr J. Lofthouse............................................ £265 Mr P. McGrath...............................................£130 Mrs E. M. Massy........................................£50.50


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(Samantha Jill) Congratulations to our


daughter on graduating from Liverpool University with an


Upper 2nd Class B.Eng Hons in Engineering Science with


Industrial Management. Best wishes for the future. Love Mum, Dad,


Georgina, Benjamin, Oliver, Felicity and Joseph.


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TJfiarJl <you BAILY


Jean and Ed wish lo lhank their family, friends, the


Mayor and Consort of the Ribble Valley, Jane!, Chris,


Staff and Residents o f Manor House for gifts, cards and


affection that brought such happiness to Jean's mother


on the occasion of her 100th birthday.


ST JUDE, OUR LORD - Thanks for prayers an­ swered. KES


PRICE


Carl and Pauline have much pleasure in


announcing the birth of


their son James, born on June 28th, 1995, weighing 8lb.


A welcome brother for


David. We wish to thank all relatives and friends


for all the flowers, cards and presents received.


ORMEROD (nee Smith)


Thank you Gary and Andrea for our beautiful Grandson,


Beniamin Luke, we wish him long life ond happiness.


Love Mum and Dad Ormerod


NICHOLSON (Stephen)


Congratulations Stephen on


attaining 2/1 B.A. Degree in Business Information Systems ot Humberside University.


Best wishes for the


future from mum, dad, Richard, Michael, Nan and Jayne


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BYWATER (nee Loidler)


(Bert and Elma) BYWATER (Bert and Elma)


Congratulations on your Golden Wedding Anniversary.


Lots of love Eric, Valerie,


Simon, Mandy, Marie and Elizabeth .x xx


lots of love on your special day. From Neil, Carolyn, Robert and Helen.


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EVANSON (Grata).- Loving birthday memories on July 6th.


EVANSON (Grata).- July 6th. With tears In our eyes. We whisper low. Happy birthday mum. Wc miss you so. Forever In our thoughts (today ond always), love Carol. Brian. Deborah. Ra­ chel and Amy.


HALL (Alan).-July 9th. Remembering you Is easy. We d o lt every day. Mlsslngyou Is heartache. Tha t never goes a way.


HALL (Alan).- July 9th. A special day we cannot


Mum and Dad. MARSDEN.- Treasured ister Sandra and Simon Frank and families.


share. But In our hearts you’re al­ S ways there.


birthday memories of Jean, a dear wife, mother and grandma. July 8th. From


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NOVAK (Jacqueline)


Congratulations on obtaining your B.A. (Hon.) in


Health Studies. Well done


Mum, dad and family


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To mum and dad.


Congratulations and best wishes on your Golden Wedding Day, July 7th, 1995.


Lots of love from


Angela, Tony and Francesca.


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HARRIS.- Suddenly at his home. Kettering. North- ants. on June 30th. 1995, Allan, aged 57 years, a much loved husband, father, brother and friend, late of the Swan and Royal Clitheroe. and of Sabden. Funeral service at the A. E. Munn Chapel of Kettering Crematorium, on Monday, July 10th at 1-30 p.m. fol­ lowed by interment at the Rothwell Road Lawn Cem­ etery. Flowers or dona­ tions for the British Heart Foundation, maybe sent c/o Phillips Family Funeral Service. 25 Princes Street. Kettering Northants. Tel: 01536512144.


VEEVERS (Martyn)


Congratulations on your MA (Hons) in Social Policy from


Edinburgh University.


All our love, mum, Eddie and Ann.


Well done daddy. Lots of love, Callum x x x


COOKE.- Alan. Hilary. Gra­ ham and Sarah would like to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for all the kind expressions of sympathy and the many let­ ters and cards received during their sad loss, thanks also are given to Dr A. Crowther and col­ leagues of the Pendleslde Practice, to medical and nursing staff at Blackburn Royal Infirmary. Royal Liverpool University Hos­ pital and Lancaster Royal Infirmary, for their care and kindness and last but not least to nursing staff at Clitheroe Hospital for


DIBB.- The family of the late Joan Dlbb wish to thank friends and neighbours for the kind expressions of sympathy, cards and dona­ tions received for Clitheroe Heart Machine Fund In their time of sorrow and bereavement. Special thanks to the doctors, nurses and staff at Clither- oe Hospital and Queens Park Hospital, C4 Ward, to Canon Walker for his kind ministrations and to all who attended the funeral service, finally to Richard Chew for the dignified fun- eral arrangements.


their loving care. To those who have sent donations for Cancer Research, grate­ ful thanks, and our appre­ ciation to Calverley’s Fun­ eral Service for the digni­ fied and sympathetic ar­ rangements.


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DICKINSON. The relatives of the late Ruth Penelope Dickinson would like to ex­ press their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for the many kind expressions of sympa­ thy. letters and cards of condolence received during their time of sorrow. Thanking also Rev D. Me­ wls for his comforting min­ istrations and to everyone who has given donations fortheR.S.P.B.


NEWBY. The family of the late Jimmy Newby would


MERCER.- On June 26th. 1995, in hospital. John William (Bill), aged 92 years, formerly of CUther- oe, the dearly loved hus­ band of the late Nellie, lov­ ing father of Doris. John and the late Billy, and a dear father-in-law. grand­ ad and great-grandad. The funeral service and comml- tal took place last Monday. July 3rd at Preston Crema­ torium. Inquiries Edelston Funerals, Stonebrldge. Longrldge. Tel: 01772 S 782388.COTT.- Peacefully In hos­ pital, on June 21st. 1995, Winnie, aged 87 years, the dear mother of Anne. Dav­ id William and Catherine Susan, the much loved


like to take the opportunity to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for


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the kind expressions of sympathy, cards, prayers and donations. Many thanks to doctors and staff of Ward 7. Blackburn Royal Infirmary, also the Rev. David Newman for his kind ministrations.


TOMLINSON.- The family of the late Grace Tomlinson


would like to thank all rela­ tives and friends for the many kind expressions of sympathy, letters and cards of condolence received dur­


grandmother of David. Matthew, Mary, Richard and Roy. also a great­ grandmother of Robert and Susan, and the dearly loved sister of Mary and Jenny. A service was held In St Paul's Church. Low Moor on Monday, June 26th. fol< lowed by cremation at Ac­ crington Crematorium There were family flowers only by request, but dona­ tions are being received for th e R . N . L . I.


Calverley’s Funeral Ser­ vice, Chatburn Rood. Cli­ theroe. Tel. 01200 442020.


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the Reverend Michael Fielding for his kind minis­ trations, and Richard Chew Funeral Service for T all their work and support.


Blackburn Royal Infirmary for their care and attention,


WALMSLEY - Irene and the sisters and brother of Dan. wish to thank relatives and


heard).- The family wish to thank relatives, friends and neighbours for the kind messages of sympathy on their sad loss of Elsie, much loved wife, mother and grandmother, donations to the British Heart Founda­ tion, reached £200. Thank you.


REMBL E (nee Ryde-


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THURSDAY, JULY 6th, 1995 'Congratulations *********************


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HINDLE (Tommy).- In iov- Ing memory of a dearly loved husband, dad and grandad, died July 7th. 1993. Two years have gone since you wentaway. But In our hearts you will M always stay.


PELL (S te l la ). - Loving memories of a dear mother.


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