ciitheroe Advertiser & Times, September 9th, 2004 23 Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classifle^ wwwxlitheroetoday.co.uk 22 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, September 9th, 2004 Sports Extra.. .Sports Extra.-Sports Extra Waddington ......................3


Intake...................................d WADDINGTON suffered


a narrow defeat against Intake last Wednesday


night. The match was preced­


ed by a minute’s silence as a mark of respect for Cate Sutcliffe, who passed away this month. Once the game was


underway, Waddington conceded a soft penalty in the opening seconds to put Intake 1-0 ahead. Then three minutes


later, a bad shout from the Waddington keeper saw the awayside add a sec­


ond. In the 17th minute, a


pressured clearance from the Waddington defence produced an own goal, before Robert Lloyd put the home side back in the game with a deft chip over


the keeper. Waddington came out


strong in the second half, but on 55 minutes the home side got caught on the break allowing the Intake striker to make it


4-1. Chasing the game, Mar­


tin Cane found the back of the net for the locals after a scramble in the Intake penalty box, and Michael Kindle gave the home side hope with some neat inter- play before slotting it calmly past the keeper. Waddington had a num­


ber of chances in the last 10 minutes to bring the game level, but failed to beat the Intake keeper, who was named man-of- the-match.


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M in u te ’s s i le n c e p r e c ed e s narrow W ad d in g ton d e fea t


Skipton Bulldog Reserves . . . .7 A RAMPANT first half display from the locals saw an inexperi­ enced Bulldogs brushed aside


Waddington Reserves............. 7 shot in that crept under the goal- ■ M V. w w n - _____...


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keeper's body, but Dean's second was a well taken shot from out­


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side the box. And then James Waterworth


with ease. The first goal came courtesy of


an own goal then the second saw Jaime Hopcroft hit a thumping free kick from well inside his own half that bounced over the despairing Yorkshire keeper. The third goal was also a fortu­ nate one when Sam Dean got a


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made it five before the break with a stunning volley from the edge


of the area. In the second half Waddington


again made plenty of chances with man-of-the-match Sam Dean netting his hat-trick after good work from Andrew. Read down the left.


back, James Waterworth got his I second with a free kick that he I curled in over the the Bulldogs I goalkeeper, who was having a I game that he will want to forget. I This was an excellent start for I


Although Skipton pulled one I


the villagers who travel to Holt I House on Saturday to face!


Barnoldswick Barons for their | second game of the season. Players are to meet at the! Waddington Arms for 12-30 p.m.


F lu k e goal d en ie s Chipping victory


NEWLY-promoted Chipping kick-started their 120th anniversary season in the Pre­ ston and District Football League with a 1-1 draw against Leyland St Mary's. A weakened side soaked up


early pressure against a side unbeaten in the Second Divi­ sion this season, as Dave Ross and Johnny Fletcher battled hard in the middle of the park. The defence of Sam Wood-


head, Dean Austin and Ryan Hilton, along with debutant Mick Naylor, limited Leyland to long range efforts, which were comfortably dealt with by keeper Matt Ireland. After holding off the early


attacks, it was Chipping who took the lead as a threaded pass sent winger Richard Baines clear. He cut inside off his flank to coolly slot the ball home past the advancing keeper. The second half began very


evenly with both sides trying to gain the upper hand. Chipping were unlucky not


to extend their lead when a Fletcher header from a comer was handled on the line. How­ ever, the referee waved play on. Leyland continued to work


hard, and Ireland had to be quick off his line on a number of occasions. It took a fine save from Ire­


land to deny a piledriver, although it was from the result­ ing comer that Leyland scored.


The ball was only partly cleared and, as it was returned, it took a slight deflection to drop agonisingly into the comer for a most fortunate late goal. •DOG INN kicked off the new Harry Dewhurst Sunday Memorial League season with a 1-1 draw against Foresterers at Memorial Park. After a nervy start, the Bud-


weiser Boys gradually found their way and finished the first half in the ascendancy. However, a positive start to


the second period was blighted when the Blackburn side opened the scoring just seven minutes in. Despite this setback, the


Whalley side refused to give up, and their spirited display was rewarded when the evergreen Dave Dewhurst netted from close range on 68 minutes fol­ lowing an Immy Mayat corner. In a thrilling finale, both


sides had opportunities to win, with Dog Inn the likelier vic­ tors, but in the event both sides had to settle for a point. • CRAVEN League new boys Clitheroe Lions found their firet game against McBrides easier than expected, winning 9-3. Despite going one down early


in the game after a blunder from keeper Mashiter, the new­ comers held their nerve and replied with a brace just 10


minutes after. They then went 5-1 up after


an onslaught, including two deflections off new striker Christophe Pinard. The Lions were also awarded


a penalty after a McBrides defender was sent off for delib­ erate hand ball, only for new boy Clegg to miss. McBrides, to their credit hit


the Lions with two goals and made it a nervy time for the defence before Pinard scored, with other contributions from Zulfi, Johnson and a scuffed fin­ ish from Clegg. The side backed the win up


with a hard-fought 3-2 victory at Pendle Athletic. The game kicked off at a hec­


tic pace, with the Lions the more dominant, and they took a deserved lead when Avci pow­ ered home a header. Pendle battled back and


scored two well-taken goals before the break. In the second half, the Lions


managed to gather their com­ posure and dictate the play, using the electric pace of their wingers Conti and Stoddart. The Lions soon levelled after


fluent play resulted in Zulfi whipping in a great low cross for Conti to rifle home. With a new found confi­


dence, the locals finished off the home team with 10 minutes remaining after a great finish from Stoddart. • WFC Clitheroe recorded


their first points with a 4-0


demolition of Horton - and I backed that up with a 1-0 win | over unbeaten Crosshills. Clitheroe started the brighter I


in the opening minutes. Further chances went beg-1


against Horton, and saw I Gaskell miss from close-range |


ging when both Haslam and I Stewart Hickling went close, I only for the latter to eventually I break the deadlock with a|


cracking effort from 25 yards. The locals then made it 2-01 within the half hour when!


Haslam popped up at the back I post to leave Horton's keeper | stranded. And within minutes of the re-1 start, Hughes powerful run!


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resulted in Horton's number I four deflecting the ball past his | own keeper for a 3-0 lead. Chances then went astray as I


WFC dominated play, and!


' Crosshills’ unbeaten start - but I it took until the 88th minute to I breakdown a determined York-1


Gary Hickling completed the I rout with number four 10 min-| utes from time. The side then dented I


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shire side. • WFC created the better!


chances, but poor finishing and I some good goalkeeping kept the I Lancashire side at bay, until]


Gaskell rediscovered his shoot­ ing boots to give the locals the | spoils.


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On Sunday. September 5th, 2 0 0 4 . peacefully in hospital after a - short illness. Mary, aged 9 2 years, the loving wife of the late Fred Lofthouse. the d e a r e s t mother o f Dorothy and Frank, a very dear grandmother to Stephen and Janet and a great-grandma, also a dear sister to W in n ie . A funeral


L O F T H O U S E Mary


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On September 3rd. 2 0 0 4 . suddenly at h om e in Whalley. Lucie, aged 85 years, wife of the late Harold. mother of Richard and sister to Stanley. Gor- d o n a n d the la te Kathie. much loved m o t h e r .


(nee Smith) Edith Lucie


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mother-in-law. aunt, great-aunt. Godmother and dear friend to many. Funeral service to take place at Burn­ ley Crematorium, -on Monday. September 13th at 2-30 p.m.' No flowers by request, but donations if so desired payable to Clltlieroe Community Hospital, c /o LangshawsFuneral Service. 1 0 3A King Street. Whalley. Lancs, B B 7


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P e a c e fu l ly Alexander (Alec) L E O N A R D


September 7th. 2004. in Burnley General Hospital, after a short illness. Alec, aged 69 years of Clitheroe. the dearly loved and loving husband of Maureen, a m u ch lo v e d an d respected dad of Mark a n d C la ir e , a lso dearest grandad o f River. Reposing in Peacehaven Chapel of R e s t . F o r funeral arrangemants please contaetBrian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 0 1 200 441297.


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Peacefully on Septem­ ber 4th, 2004, at High Brake House Residen­ tial Home, Clitheroe, in his 99th year, Tom. dearly loved husband o f the late Esther, cherished father of John and Brian and father-in-law to Helen and Helen , loving grandfather of Lisa. Miles, Elliott and - Holly and great­ grandfather of Chloe. Reposing in Peace-


Thomas Parkinson R U S H TO N


|Glcn. R ach e l and Rebecca, a loved son of Harry and the late - Joyce a lso a good friend to many. A private cremation took


P a s sed aw a y on September 1st, 2004, in hospital. John, the much loved husband of Elaine, dear father of


M O O N John


.Thanksgiving a t WaddingtonMethodist


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in g for Tom's life in St J am e s ' C h u r c h . Clitheroe, on Tuesday, September 14th at 12- 4 5 p.m. followed by cremation at Accring­ ton Crematorium at 1- 40 p.m. Donations in


I haven Chapel of Rest. Service of Thanksgiv­


[Moon, 10 Moorland 'Cresent, Clitheroe. BB7 4PY. Inquiries to


Church, on Tuesday. S e p tem b e r 7 th . Donations in memory of John if so desired may be given for the G a s troen te ro logist Fund, Queens Park Hospital, c /o Mrs E.


jhis memory may be made to the Rotary Club o f Clitheroe's Charity Account, c /o M r s Jean Price. 3 9 D ow n h am R o a d , Chatburn, Clitheroe. BBT 4AU . Inquiries Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441297.


[T e r ra c e N u r s in g Home. Ruth, aged 96 years, formerlyof Salt- hill Road. Clitheroe.


Peacefully on August 29th. 2004, in Swansea


T A T T E R S A L L Ruth


I dearly loved sister of F r a n c e s and th e beloved aunt of Susan. J o a n . Judith and Robert. Funeral took place on Tuesday, Sep­ tember 7th at 12-30 p.m. for service at St Mary Magdalene Par­ ish Church, followed


b y c om m i t ta l a t A c c r i n g t o n


Crematorium. Dona­


tions to St Mary's Par­ ish Church, c/o Calver- leys Funeral Services. C h a tb u rn R o a d . Clitheroe, BB7 2AP. Tel. 01200 442020.


{Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441297.


ICarl, K a r in a and 'Natalie. A private interment followed by a service o f thanks­ giving w as held on Wednesday. Septem­ ber 8th at All Saints' Church. Harrogate. Donations if wished to Macmillan Cancer Care, care of Harro­ gate District Hospital, [HG2 7SF.


Peacefully at home in Harrogate (formerly of Clitheroe). The most dearly loved husband of Mavis and much lo v e d fa th e r o f Kathryn. Anne and David, father-in-lawof David and Mark and dearest grandad of Vanessa, Euan, Mark.


t u r n e r Peter


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In Memoriam C A R O L A N


Itember I2th, 2003. Missing you so vety veiy


Treasured memoriesof my dear wife, my love, my friend, died Sep-


Vai


much. As always, all my love.


service will take place on Monday.September


13th, 2004 at St James Church. Clitheroe at 11-30 a.m. followed by a c r em a t io n a t A c c r i n g t o n Crematorium. Family flowers only please, but donations may be made to S t jam e s Church, c/o Clitheroe Funeral Service. 1 0 - lz W h a l l e y .R o a d . Clitheroe, BB7 lAW . Tel. 01200 443045.


I fotvver and ever. [Ron and family.


Died September 13th. I 1986. Treasured mem-


,


d i n s d a l e A n d rew


I ories of a dear son and il brother.


Another page Is* gently


titnwd In memories book


I today- Keel.


, Gordon Anthony Passed away Septem­


P E E L


Ig a re t a n d al l y o u r Ifamilv.


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|septemberl3tli. 1997. Seven yvats have passed us hv,


P R O C T E R jm


iLove Paul . Jason. INlum. Bob, Lorraine, I Carol and Families.


miss you moiv than anyone can ever know, even though we atv apati, you'iv always in our hearts.


I


d e a r h u sb a n d , d ie d s lp tem b e r 9 th . 1992. A lifetime o f memoiies, Wo shared together, Pamembewd with love. I Today ami foivivr.


Remembering Denis a


P U N C H A R D Denis


day tie


McQUADE- PRICE


Congratulations to Simone and Pete.


Thank you for bringing me a beautiful Granddaughter.


Love Gran'ma Price.


ber 9th. 1999. Thinking o f you always. From loving wife Mar-


I Victoria and Gill. llAlso rememberino


Love froin dad, Freda. , McQUADE - PRICE


Peter and Simone are delighted to announce the safe arrival of Samantha, on Saturday, September 4th, 2004, weighing 81b loz.


Many thanks to the Ribble Valley Midwiyes and Delivery Staff at Queens Park Hospital.


I September 14th. Uwse special years cannot jvlum, The ones we sbatvcl together, Blit with the love that is in my heart, You're hetv with me


Birthday memoriesof a dearly loved husband.


H en ry (Beau) C H EW


[place followed by a I s e r v ic e


Till w e meet again. G od bless Margery XXX.


forever. Loving you always, forgetting you never.


I September 13th. I He had a smile for I everyone, A heart as good as


Loving birthday mem ories of a dear son,


G E L D A R D Mick


www.clitheroetodayxo.uk II Thanks for Syrnpathy


Pamela. David and their families would like to express their grateful thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for the kind expressions of sympathy and dona­ tions received during their sad loss. A very special thank you to Peter for his support and guidance. Our th a n k s a ls o to D r Banait and staff at Beard wood Hospital, Blackburn. A lso to Rev. Mark Pickett and the many friends of St J am e s C h u r c h . Clitheroe. the Wom­


B R O O K S Joan


MORGAN (nee Gorst)


Dewi and Caroline are


delighted to announce the birth of Amy Catrin, on


September 1st, at Singleton Hospital, Swansea.


A welcome Sister for Annabel and Edward.


COLLINSON (nee Liu)


Paul and Jo y are


delighted to announce the safe arrival of their


j


gold, ive never knew how he


Love from Mum and family, and Susan and family.


sujfered, Because he never told.


I Loving birthday mem lories for September


W O O D S Nellie


6th, of my mum 7b me you were someone special, But ivords can never


I llotv much / miss y^u. Today and everyday.


I From daughter Pat. Thanks for Sympathy


land family would like Ito e x p r e s s th e ir ' sincere thanks to all I friends for the many kind expressions o f sympathy and letters a n d


I kind ministrations, to iDr Flatley. the nurses and staff of Clitheroe


condolence and for floral tributes received during their sad loss. Thanking also Canon Philip Dearden for his


c a rd s o f


‘ Hospital and Clitheroe Residential Home for their care and kindness


l a nd to al l w h o attended the funeral


service.


07tiUl/l J/ott 1 b a r k er


Brin. Ian, Margaret


L O F T H O U S E Ruby


,


The family of the late Bessie Calvert wish to I express their sincere


Mary Elizabeth (Bessie)


C A L V E R T


I friends and neighbours f o r


thanks to all relatives, c a r d s


c on d o len c e , kind e x p r e s s io n s


{H o sp ita l . Spe c ial thanks to Carol, Edna. Kevin and Ken for - their friendship and kindness to Bessie. A sincere thank you to


sympath y d o n a t io n s to th e Friends of Clitheroe


[efficient handling of t h e


and


■ Canon Eric Chard for his ministrations.


I 07ia/t/i J/otf


IISHERWOOD Mick would like


Billy would like to thank all his family, friends,


neighbours, Downham W.l. and Rimington


Luncheon Club for all the lovely cards and


good wishes while he was in hospital.


1 Nurses at Clitheroe Health Centre,


Also thanks to Dr's and


McQUADE- PRICE


Congratulations,


love and thanks to Smee and Pete for giving me a beautiful


Grandad Price.


Granddaughter. All my love.


COOPER Maureen


September 18th, 2004.


a II my love always Evelene xx.


l o r d St Jude thanks for prayers answered.


GOTCHA!


McQUADE- PRICE


Congratulations Peter and Simone


and many thanks for


the gift of a beautiful Granddaughter.


Love from Mum and Philip.


i POTTS


Charlie | i


Well done.


Great results. | Really proud of |


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' Dad and s Heather.


^ I Love Mum, j


You thought going to Spain would stop us!


Claire, Daniel and Christopher, Mark


Victoria, Matt, and Emma.


Love from Jane, James and


GAWTHORPE Jamie


September 10th, 2004.


Happy 18th Jamie. Love always.


Mum, Laura and Declan.


Golden Wedding VOLKMER


Margaret and Otto September 11th, 2004.


To the best Mum and Dad and Grandparents. Have a lovely day. All our love, Carol,


Darren, Gareth, Cari, Elliott and Kristiam


Paramedics, B.R. 9 and Queens Park Hospital for all the care and attention.


He is back home now and improving slowly. God Bless you all.


BirthdaylGreetings


I to say a big thank ^ you to everyone for making his


y, surprise Birthday ‘If) Party a special night.


Th e gifts, cards


and good wishes are much


appreciated.


Hope everyone had a good time.


arrangements and to fun er al


^ o f o f


I Terry Scott and Harry o f Clitheroe Funeral Services for their help and guidance and to John. Janet and Tracey of the Old Post House fo r th e e x c e l len t


en's Aglow and other o rgan isat ion s and friends who attended the funeral. We would also like to thank -


buffet. Joan will l)e sadly mi.<sed but always in our thoughts.


precious Daughter, Lucy Liu,


on September 2nd, weighing 61b 12oz.


Special thanks to all family and friends for their support over the past 9 months and for all the cards and presents we have received.


Thank You


J P it/v 0 1 10 / 1/ 18 / c u u l .y C ^ o fo ^ ie s /


We would like to thank the two gentlemen involved in a car collision with our Jack Russell Puppy "George'.'The incident happened on Sunday e/vening near


Waddington Post Office. George had "escaped" from our garden and we


realise there was nothing they could do to avoid him. We are just thankful he did not cause a further accident and apologise for the obvious upset this caused you.


Unfortunately, we have no other way of contacting you to let you know that


{Pauline and Carl Price a t Pr i ce Fune r a l Services for the most [ thought ful


George will be fine - so we hope this message reaches you.


With very many thanks for your concern. Trevor and Cheryl Waddington.


Coming of Age


21 2 1 2 1 2 1 BLEAZARD Jill


September 11th, 2004.


Happy 21st Birthday Jill. Lots of love.


Mum, Dad and


Kirsty, Paul and Julie, Grandpa and Olive.


JAGGS; David


September 6th.


Congratulations to a Special Son and


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Brother on his Sj— :'; 21st Birthday.


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Wishing you success for the future. Lots of love,


I


Wlum, Dad, Paul and Mark


21 21 21 y la p p y 'B i 'M d ^ l ________


WARMER Helen


All my love on your


1 60th Birthday, today, September 9th. From Dick.


Young Generation


KERR George


September 7th.


Happy 1st Birthday to our precious Son.


Lots of love. Mummy and Daddy xxx___


Birthday Greetings


, ORMEROD Siarah


T k


To a wonderful Wife on your


30th Birthday, September 11th. 1 Lots of snuggles from Cameron and Bronte


All my love, Ian xxx Happy Birthday Mummy.


Congratulations Sarah on your 30th Birthday, September 11th.


Love Christine, Brian, Gary and Claire.


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