CUtheroe Advertiser & Times, November 4th, 2004 Sport Extra BECK


November 2nd, 2004, peacefully a t his home in Cl i theroe, Jo h n - Ba r ry Beck, aged 65 y e a r s , t h e b e lo v e d husband of Mavis and a d e a r f a t h e r o f Andrew, a b rothe r to S h e i l a a n d L e s t e r , b r o t h e r - i n - l a w t o


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F o r f u n e r a l


Valerie. John will be sadly missed by family and friends.


John Barry


Peacefully on Tuesday. October 26th, af ter a s h o r t i l l n e s s ,


BR ITCL IFFE Dorothy May


hospi tal , Dorothy May Br i tc l i f f e . a g e d 8 4 years, of Sabden, the beloved wife of the - late He rb e r tan d a de ar a u n t a n d f r i e n d t o many. Funeral service took place on Tuesday, November 2nd at St N i c h o l a s ' C h u r c h . Sabden, fol lowed by commi t tal a t Burnley C r ema to r ium. D o n ­ at ions in her memory f o r S t N i c h o l a s ' Church, Sabden. may b e s e n t t o M r B. Parf it t, 17 Pendleside C l o s e , S a b d e n . Be r twi s t le ' s F u n e r a l Service, Padiham. Tel. 01282 771628.


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THE new lady captain, Jean Deardcn (seated second from right) with her committee at the Whalley Golf Club ladies’ section annual meeting and presentation, (s)


Golfer Anne lands quartet of top prizes


by Edward Lee


ANNE PRIOR returned from the ladies’ presentation at Whalley Golf Club with no


fewer than four trophies. She won the High Handicap Tro­


phy and the Handicap Cup, as well as the Bronze Medal and Winter League plaque. Daphne Dawson and Julie


Stephenson won three trophies apiece. Daphne claimed the Greenwood


Cup, the gross award in the High Task Trophy and the Birdie Tree, while Julie was awarded with the Longworth Cup, the Margaret Lightfoot Cup and the Eclectic Cup. Joan Whittaker won the nett


award in the High Task Trophy and was also presented with the Celia Porter Memorial 'Trophy, and there


were also awards for Maybeth Sloan (Veterans’ Cup), Shirley Palich (Silver Cup and Monthly Medal), Lesley Lohou (September Pendant), Pat Richards (Past Cap­ tain’s Rosebowl) and Jane Smedley (Lady Captain’s Charity prize). The course at Clitheroe GC


might have an end-of-season look about it at the moment - hut mem­ bers continue to return some sparkling scores. A three-way tie on nett 67 in the


final medal round of the year had to be settled on the cards and Phillip Leaver’s five birdies helped him overcome Nigel Fitton and Miles Wade. Captain Ray Ashley continued


his late-season form with a nett 72, but was just one shot off the prizes in Division Two. Simon Raine squeezed Jim Sprint


into third place after both returned nett 71s, but Phil Walmsley out­


gunned them by two shots to take top prize. The best six nett cards for the


season found club champion Mark Ashworth with an aggregate of 415 that was matched by the consistent Peter Harrison to share second place in the Dewhurst Trophy. But Andrew Bennie capped an


impressive season by posting a score of 413 for his best six rounds to take first place. Carol Cherry was the runaway


winner of the Bronze Division of the ladies’ stableford at Clitheroe GC. She amassed 40 points to win by


six from Rosemary Sims, with Karen Stanworth (32) in third place. It was much tighter in the Silver


Division as Jean Holt needed a card play-off to beat Marilyn Fletcher into second place. Sheila Willis was third, a point adrift.


Satisfying win for Maroon and Golds


C l i t h e r o e R V F C ................................. 9 Charley.............................................5 CLITHEROE put paid to Chor- ley’s unbeaten league run in an exciting, tight game at their fortress Littlemoor ground. The victory was set upon the


rock of tenacious defence, high work rate, superb attitude and commit­ ment, plus the pride of donning the maroon and gold jersey of the town's team. Clitheroe got their tactics just


right, especially in the second half when Chorley put the home side under immense pressure. In the past Clitheroe may have


folded, but good discipline prevent­ ed any penalties to be conceded in kicking range, and as soon as any Chorley men got the ball they were soon pressured into mistakes, to relieve the danger. In the back line there was a


reshuffle of resources. Skipper Dave Watson returned to


guide the team from inside centre, with Jim Moody moving into the scrum half berth and Nathan Peel moving from there to outside cen­ tre.


The forwards remained


unchanged, Ben Graves continuing his front row education at loose head prop, along side youngster- Will Jones and veteran John Proc­ tor. The Littlemoor outfit nearly


came a cropper right from the start, the Chorley full back returning the kick-off all of 50 yards, and he real­ ly should have scored. However, it was Clitheroe, after


weathering the early storm, who were first on the score sheet with a penalty, courtesy of Peel. Chorley soon hit back though,


and after drawing the defence at one side, they exploited an overlap to score in the opposite comer. Undeterred, Clitheroe fought back into the visitors’ half, and


another penalty for Peel put them ahead 6-5 at the interval. In the second half, Clitheroe's line


out finally started to function cor­ rectly after earlier wobbles. This gave the backs a little more


possession, and with the pack final­ ly getting their aggressive rucking game going, the continuity was so much better. Despite the procession, Clitheroe


failed to cross the whitewash, but were quite content to see Peel slot another penalty. Although perhaps not playing at


their very best, it was an unques­ tionably satisfying victory, that puts them in good heart for a tough assignment at local rivals Colne and Nelson on Saturday week, before which they travel to Ashton under Lyne for a friendly. The Cavaliers host Ashton at Lit­ tlemoor, kick-off 2-30 p.m.


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Suddenly, on October 31s t , 2004 a t his home, Kei th, aged 65 years, t h e m u c h l o v e d b ro th e r of Joan, d e a r brother - in- law of Er ic and loved uncle o f - C a r o l a n d S h i r l e y . R e p o s i n g


Keith Middleton Hilda Mary


InIVIemonam DAVIES


, NovemberSth. 1964. Even after all these


Jennifer and family. M A SO N


Treasuredmemoriesof a dear mum an d dad. grandparentsand g re a t grandparents.


Maggie and Bob


In our minds treasured memories,


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I A l s o r em em b e r i n g ' s i s t e r D o l l y a n d b ro th e r - in - law Jo . - Ethel , S tow e l l a n d families.


in our quiet hours, remembrance.


In loving memory of a dear mother , grandma an d g r e a t - g r a n dma , d ie d N o v em b e r 9 th 1997.


R ICHARDSON Nellie


F r om y o u r lo v in g daughter El len, Alan and family.


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Trea suredmemor ie sof a loving mother , died November 2nd, 2003.


Athurlie (Lea) Th an ks , fo r S ym p a th y ■


From your loving sons Gordon and Lee


Dearly missed and always in our thoughts.


In memory of a loving husband and father.


T E A S D A L E Harold


From your loving wife E l i z a b e th a n d s o n Andrew.


Today, tomorrow, our whole lives through. We will always love and think of you.


To a very d e a r uncle, died N o v emb e r 7 th, 1984.


T E A S D A L E Harold


L o v e f r om J a n e t , K e i th , E m m a a n d Nicola.


He lived for those he loved. And those he loved remember.


The family of Dorothy would sincerely like to t h a n k a l l r e l a t iv e s , f r iends and neighbours f o r t h e m a n y k in d e x p r e s s i o n s


E C C LE S Dorothy


min i s t r a t io n s , D r A. H u s o n f o r h e r except iona l c a r e and t h e s t a f f o n P e n d le W a r d a t C l i t h e r o e Commu n i ty Hospi tal f o r t h e i r c a r e a n d kindnes s and everyone w l i o a t t e n d e d t t ie f u n e r a l s e r v i c e a n d gave donat ions .Final ly thanks to Brian, Carl, Jean and Paul ine for t l i e i r


c om f o r t i n g throughout . e f f i c i e n c y


sympathy a n d le t te r s a n d c a r d s o f c o n d o le n c e re c eived dur ing th e i r sad loss of mum. Thanking Rev. Canon K. Phi l l ips for h i s


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She had a heart of purest gold. No siveeler mother this world could hold, In a garden of rest no worry or pain, God bless you mother till we meet again.


In loving memory o f a dear s is te r, wife and mother of Alan, died


(nee Chatburn) Thelma


years, You are always in my thoughts.


T h a n k s fo r S ym p a th y To a d e a r nephew, -


W A L L A C E Riley George


d ie d N o v emb e r 7th, 2001. Asleep in God's beautiful garden, Sheltered from sorrow and pain. Some day when our


L o v e f r om A u n t i e N i c o l a a n d U n c l e Adr ian xx.


journey is over, There we shall meet him again.


T o a d e a r s o n a n d b r o t h e r ,


W A L L A C E Riley George


L o t s o f l o v e f r om M u m m y , D a d d y , Jo rd a n and Cara xxxx.


November 7th, 2001. I t does not need a special day. To bring you to our minds. For days without a thought of you. Are very hard to find.


d i e d


T o a v e r y d e a r g r a n d s o n .


W A L L A C E Riley George


Nov emb e r7 th , 2001. Heartaches in this world are many. But to lose our dear grandson was the greatest of any.


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The family of the late D o r i s Win i f r ed F o x would like to express th e i r s incere thanks to al l re la t iv e s , f r ien d s and neighbour s for the many kind express ions o f s y m p a t h y a n d l e t t e r s a n d c a r d s o f c o n d o len c e r e c e iv ed dur ing the i r sad loss. Thanking also tlie Rev. Rodney Nicholson and tile Rev. Alan Hunt for the i r kind wo rd s and c om f o r t i n g m i n i s t ­ r a t i o n s . t o a l l t h e d o c to r s , n u r s e s a n d staf f of Ribble Ward. CUtheroe Communi ty Hospi tal for all the i r care and a t tent ion and t o e v e r y o n e w h o a t t e n d e d th e funeral s e r v i c e a n d g a v e donat ions to St Paul's Ch u rch . Fin a l ly o u r t h a n k s t o C a r l a n d Paul ine Pr ice for the i r c a r e a n d u n d e r - s tanding. wh ich w a s great ly appreciated.


Doris Winifred


Thelma would like to e x p r e s s h e r s in c e r e thanks to all rela tives, fr iends and neighbours f o r t h e m a n y k i n d e x p r e s s i o n s


H A R T L E Y Ivor Ernest


Lots of love, hugs and k i s s e s N a n a a n d Grandad Smi th xx.


sympathy, le t te r s and c a r d s o f c o n d o le n c e and f lowe r s received d u r in g h e r s ad los s , thanking a lso The - Royal Bri t ish Legion, m e m b e r s o f T h e Waddington Methodi s t and St Helen's Church f o r p r a y e r s a n d f lowe r s , a special - th a n k you to Can o n B r u n o f o r h i s k i n d words and comfort ing m i n i s t r a t i o n s ,


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Sus an. El la, J o s e p h , Ged and J an e for th e i r help and suppor t , to Brian and Jean Pr ice a n d f am i ly f o r a l l funeral ar rangements.


t o Thelma.


Thank you all, God bless.


M i l e s T a y l o r a n d family would like to thank relat ives, friends and neighbours for the n u m e r o u s k i n d messages of sympathy and donat ions in lieu o f f low e r s r e c e iv ed dur ing th e i r recent sad loss. Special thanks to Pas tor Jones and all w h o a t t e n d e d t h e funeral service, finally th an k s to Paul inePr ice and her family for the s en s i t iv e and car ing funeral ar rangements.


T A Y L O R Jean


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