Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) 22 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, September 22nd,2005 www.clitheroetoday.co.uk Ciitheroe 422324 (Editoriai), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) We are the champions! ________ by Duncan Smith


“ TA B LE fo o tb a l l” has another meaning for the lads of Clitheroe Round Table, who have once again won the Area Football Competi­


tion. Having won the hard-fought contest


last year, Clitheroe had the honour of hosting the event this time and Sports Officer Martin Gibson was determined to put on a tournament to remember. Both outdoor pitches at Roefield Leisure Centre were booked for three hours on a Sunday afternoon and arrangements were made to erect a marquee as a control centre for the administration side of the day, and for the post-event buffet. Having spent the previous-month


drumming up support, it came as no surprise that Martin managed to attract a record 10 teams. With three teams from Clitheroe, the old enemy Fleetwood, two from Blackburn and teams from Lancaster, Blackpool, Rossendale and Kirkham, it was clear that it was going to take some serious organisation from event co-ordinator Geoff Whalley to make the tourna­ ment a smooth-running success. The teams were split into two


leagues and when the holders, Clitheroe A, kicked off against their fellow tablers, Clitheroe B, the intensi­ ty was there for all to see. No quarter was asked or given and when the whis­ tle blew for full time it was the A side that set the tone for the day with a 3-2 win. Meanwhile on Pitch 2, Clitheroe C were getting hammered 5-0 by an organised Blackpool side. However, results started going right


for all three Clitheroe teams and when all the fixtures had been played Clitheroe A had won all their games and were sitting pretty at the top of their league, with Clitheroe B and C


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P.issed nway pencefully in Airetiale Hospital on Sopti-niUor 15th.


BICKNELL Henry Roy


father-in-law of Mick. Robin and Elaine, also a devoted nrainlad of Mickey. Danny. Scott. Ian. Liam. Georj ie. Rvan and Leonine. R e i>os i n n


both recovering from early setbacks and finishing a respectable third in their respective leagues. Sadly only the top two teams from each league pro­ gressed to the knockout stage, so it was left to Clitheroe A to fly the flag. ■ Fate then played its part in the day and Clitheroe were drawn against Fleetwood in the semi-final, with Blackpool meeting Blackburn in the other. Having been beaten by Fleet- wood on penalties in the semi-final two years ago and avenged this defeat in the final last year, everyone knew the history between the two sides and it was clear this was not going to be an easy game. When the scores were tied at 1-1 at


the end of normal time an additional five-minute “ golden goal” extra time was played and this was where fate struck again. Mter a couple of minutes a penalty was awarded to Clitheroe and this brought team captain Craig Nicholls up against the team he missed


Dance the night away


NEW dance classes for children are com­ ing to Clitheroe in a bid to take “bored” youngsters off the town’s streets. From tonight, Lee Carter’s Dance and


Fitness Studio in Lowergate is hosting renowned Clayton-le-Moors dance instructor David Pollard. He will be teaching children the art of


disco, cheerleading and other fun fitness dance classes from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Later on Thursday evenings parents are catered for in salsa classes and then ballroom and Latin dancing. And who knows, we may have a world champion in our midst!


the deciding penalty against in the semi-final two years previously. This time there was no mistake as he ham­ mered the ball past the hapless keeper and fired his team into the final against Blackpool. The final was another tense affair


and the first half ended 0-0, thanks mainly to some superb goalkeeping displays from Clitheroe keeper Paul Barnes and his Blackpool counterpart. The defensive partnership of Colin Price and Garj' Aspin had been superb all afternoon and the final was to be no exception. The only question mark was whether the striking trio of Walter Aspinall, Paul Harrison and Craig Nicholls could somehow’ get the ball past an in-form Blackpool keeper, who had only conceded one goal all after­ noon. The decisive moment arrived early


in the second half when a substitution masterstroke removed Gary Aspin from the fray and brought all three


strikers onto the pitch at the same time. Leading scorer Craig Nicholls scored almost immediately and had completed a quickfire hat-trick within minutes before retiring for the day and reuniting Colin with defensive partner Gary. But Blackpool were a broken team


and there was still time for Paul Harri­ son to score the second hat-trick of the match and complete a 6-0 score line courtesy of some fine build-up play from Walter in midfield. So with another title to their name


and an increasing number of trophies in their cabinet, Clitheroe must now defend the Ten-Pin Bowling and Squash titles won last year. Clitheroe Round Table is always on


the lookout for new’ members, whether they are sporty or not, and anyone wishing to join should see the w’ebsite at www.rt552.org. Pictured is the w’inning squad, (s)


Selecting pictures for calendars


AN interesting exercise in choosing the right photographs for calendars was the focus of Jlibblesdale Camera Club’s first clubroom meeting of the new winter season. Calendar photography is a com­


petitive area for photographers and the requirements differ from compe­ tition and exhibition photography. However, in contrast a successful submission is likely to be seen by thousands of people every day for a month. The picture must follow the theme of the calendar, whether local scenes, steam trains or technical sub­ jects for commercial companies. The pictures must be sharply


focussed, lively in their colours and have both impact on first sight and


staying power for over four weeks. If they are digital, the number of pixels is important, not least because the images often have to be cropped to the format required, possibly losing a third or more of the picture area. Members were invited to bring


along photographs with a rural theme and Liz Barlow, of Dugdales Nutrition, was on hand to say whether a slide, print or projected digital image would make it as far as being considered for a calendar of this type. As one member comment­ ed: “At first I was baffled, then a pat­ tern emerged and I could understand immediately what would be suitable and why. Liz was remarkably consis­ tent in her comments.”


At the end of the evening it slipped


out that member Stuart Willis had just won the Craven Herald calendar competition and, as he put it, was going to be “Mr February” . Con­ gratulations to him and to the other members who contributed to a very educational and entertaining evening. Tonight a workshop on printing


and mounting will be held in the club’s Chatburn clubroom at 7-30 p.m. Next Tuesday’s meeting will be a print forum, where each member is invited to bring along six prints for discussion. To find out more about the Ribblesdale Camera Club, con­ tact secretary Ken Geddes on 01200 423474.


Fine weather for an autumn day out


THE drizzle in Clitheroe gave way to dry roads when the coach taking Clitheroe Naturalists to the start of their walk from Slaidburn reached Waddington Fell. The rest of the day, both cloudy


and sunny, was perfect for walking. Now that summer is giving way


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to autumn, there are not so many flowers in bloom, but thistles, seed heads, fungii and berries meant that there was plenty to study. The walk took a route along the Hodder riverbank to Newton, pass­


ing the impressive Dunnow Hall with its tragic history of being built for a young bride who died on hon­ eymoon. From Newton, upward paths


through fields and tracks took the group past Crawshaw and Pain Hill farms and then on to Ellerbeck Hall. Gold Hill and Myttons Farm, by which time the day was bright and sunny. Hopes of gathering field mush­


rooms were dashed, but the walk back to Slaidburn through sunlit


Shay Wood was beautiful. It was gratifying to find white campion - open in the afternoon - and devil’s bit scabious and the attractive, del­ icate purple fungii amethyst deceiv­ er, as well as a variety of ferns. There are still swallows about,


and a buzzard and a cormorant were noted as well as 52 different kinds of flowers.


The next walk on Saturday will


be led by Jean Robson and is to Pateley Bridge. Call Mrs. J. Trotter on 01200 428117 to book.


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Passed away peacefu 11: in Clitheroe Hospital o n


Jeffrey Seymour


Septeinber20lh. 2005 Jeffrey, aged 73 years loving partner o f Pal and devoted father, g r a n d fa th e r and great-grandfallier. Funeral service and cremat ion wi l l take place at Accrington C r ema t o r ium on W e d n e s d a >


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September 14th, 2005 at East Lancs Hospice. Janet aged 69 years of Gr in d le t o n wi lI be greatly missed by all he r fami ly and friends. A Fune ral Me e t ing will take place at the F r i e n d s M e e t in g House. Sawley. today Thursday, September 2 2n d at 1 0-4 5 a.m. fol lowed by a service a n d c r em a t i o n at Skipton Crematorium a t ! p.m. No f lowers by request, donations in memory o f Janet if so desired may be given for O.xfam. c /o Mrs P. Price. 39 Downl iam R o a d . C h a t b u r n , Cl itheroe. BB7 4AU. Inquiries to Brian - Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441297.


P e a c e f u l l y o n In Memoriam.v


Septembe r 18th 1995 His end was so sudden, His last thoughts unknown, But he left us a memory. We are proud to own.


EVERETT Seric


Janet Ruth


September 17lh. 2005 p ea c c f II11V a ii <1 o | Hea l II r H o ii st*. 1


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Deaths N IC HO L SO N


September 19lh, 2005 at his home, in Low M o o r , C l i t h e r o e . G r a h am , a g e d 71 years, the dearly loved husband o f Margaret, a much loved dad o f Ian. a loved father-in-law, a d e v o t e d gramp o f Philip and Ryan, also a l o v ing bro t l ie r and brother-in- law. Repo s i ng


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Crematorium,date and time to be arranged. No f lowers by request, b u t d o n a t i o n s in memory o f Graham if so desired, may be - given for the Clitlieroe Heart Machine Fund, c /o Mrs Pauline Price. 3 9 Downham Road. Chatburn, Clitheroe. BB7 4AU. For funeral details please contact Brian Price and Son. Funeral Directors.Tel. 01200 441297.


c r i n g t o n a t Graham Stuart In Mem'oriamv


In ever loving memory of Eliza Ellen, dearly loved wife of the late Joseph and dearest mother o f Pauline. - died 23rd September 1973. - Pauline.


W ILK IN SO N Eliza Ellen


Birthday. Memories:


Birthday memories. October 3rd of a very dear wife.


W H A T LE Y Blanche


Eric Thanks fq/Sym^^


A ITK EN


Pam and family would like to thank family and friends fo r the lovely cards, letters and flowers received at this sad time. Special thanks to doctors and staff on Ward 18, Blackburn Royal Inf irmary, Ro e Lee Surge ry


John Maxwell


M n c M i 11 a n Nurses, thanks a l s o t o the Reverend Noblet for his k in d n e s s and Langshaws Funeral Service.


and


John and family wish to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours f o r the many kind e .sp r e s s ions


BENTLEY Grace


sympathy, cards and dona t ion s received during tlieir time of sadness and sudden loss. Special thanks to the paramedics and p o l ic e f o r all their k in d n e s s f o r the wonderful support - given to us all at the funeral service, finally to the Rev. Rodney Nicholson for his kind visits, praye r s and ministrations.


o f God bless you all.


Loved and remembeTed always


Thahksjpr. Sympathy!


Pat and all the family would like to e.xpress their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighboursfor the many kind e.xprcssions o f s ym p a t h y a n d letters and cards o f condolence and for the generous donat ions received during their sad loss. Thankingalso Canon Jim Duxbury and Canon Phi l ip De a r d e n f o r such fitting services. They w o u l d a l s o l ike t o e x t e n d


BARNES Frank


appreciat ion t o the doctors of Pendleside Medical Practice and all the district nurses involved in Frank’s care. A very special t h a n k y o u t o the Rotary Club members for all their invaluable suppo r t tliroiigliout Frank's long Illness, f inal ly t o the Calf's Head. Worston for an excellent buffet.


t h e i r DdhatioiisS


Donations received in Ha r r y 's m em o r y amounted to £1,232.00 divided between Marie C u r i e Nu r s e s and Castle Medical Group District Nurses. Grateful tlianks. Ida and family.


SEED Harry


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thanks fo r prayer s answered


LORD ST JUDE BERRY - KERWIN-DAVEY


John and Margaret are pleased to announce the Engagement of their


Daughter, Linda Margaret, to Adam James Kerwin-Davey, of Ascot, Berks.


Congratulations from all the family. Thank Youi CUNLIFFE


Lesley would like to thank all friends,


family and ex work colleagues of Booths for kind


messages and good


wishes sent after my stay in hospital. Thank you ali.


Hopefully I will be over to Clitheroe soon.


KEARSLEY Brian and Shelagh


would like to thank all family and friends


who helped celebrate their Silver Wedding


Anniversary so enthusiastically!


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L o v e and l ight forever. Mum and Dad.


In memory of a dearly loved wife, mother and grandma, passed away September 21st, 2002.


G RAV ES TON Susan


L o v e alNvays. Bi l l . Da v id, Ca r o l . Sue, Catherine and Robert


She lived for those she loved, And those she loved remember.


NEAL Died September 23rd. Kathleen


Love always, Arthur, Nig e l . Brenda and family xxx.


1999. Loved and remembered everyday.


22nd September 1987 In loving memory of a dearly loved mother


S E YM O U R Ethel


Like falling years the


leaves go by. But memories o f lier will never die. O u r love Debbie, Edward and Girls


JEZIERSKI (nee Antoniewicz) Mark and Ania are


delighted to announce


the birth of their Son, Oliver Janusz, on September 13th, 2005, weighing 71b 6oz.


Special thanks to Maria Colman and Staff on C5, Queens Park Hospital.


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Marian. R o b and - David would like to e.vpress ttieir sincere ttianks to oil family, friends and neigllbours f o r t 11 e m a n y k i n d e .x p r e s s ions o f sympathy and for alt ttie letters and cards of c o n d o l e n c e w e received during this sad time and for ttie wonderful support - f rom eve ryone wt io a t t e n d e d Frank's funeral. We would like to send special tlianks to ttie staff on Ward C8 a t Q u e e n s P a r k Hospital . Blackburn and t o the staf f at Clitlieroe Hospital for their kindne s s and loving care during our dif ficuit time, aiso a sincere tiiank you to R e v e r e n d T r e v o r Vaugliaii for Iiis kind ministrations and to Calverleys for their h e lp w i t il all t li e funeral arrangements. Finally tlianks to tlie teams from Ediiiburgli and London for tlieir support and guidance.


MASON Frank


CTInm/i ‘f/ ott STEELE


Thomas and Daniel


Thank you to all family and friends for the cards and presents received on our 21st Birthday.


Special thanks to Mum for the party and Julie at Whalley Golf Club for the buffet.


MOORE (nee Bennett)


Lisa and Andy are


delighted to announce the birth of


Jacob Daniel, born on September 16th, 2005, weighing 71b.


Thanks to the Staff at the Edith Watson Unit and Midwives Nicola and Rachael.


SWEENEY (nee Clegg)


Paul and Judith are


pleased to announce the safe arrival of Hayden Jake,


on September 14th, 2005, weighing 81b 4oz.


Special thanks to Ribble Valley Midwives.


IT S A BOY! WILSON (nee Musgrove) Sharon and Alan are


proud to announce the safe arrival of Josh Dennis Roger, on


September 10th, 2005. fiappy’BPiUufatfl


SIMPSON Chris


September 27th.


Happy 40th Birthday. With all my love, Kerry


WALMSLEY Elizabeth September 26th.


Happy 80th Birthday to a special Wife, Mum and Nanny.


Lots of love, Bill, David, Kevin, Stephen, Paul and families xxx


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CHARLTON Polly


September 19th. Happy 2lst Birthday.


Love Mum, Dad, George, John, Tilly, Barky and ON._____


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POTTS Heather Caroline


September 28th. To our lovely Daughter.


Happy 21st. Lots of love.


Mum and Dad. Love, health and


happiness always. Have a great


Birthday Heather. Love Charlie and Jodie.


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DEWHURST P (nee Wade)


September 26th. Peter and Marian


Congratulations Marian and Pete. Love from Mum xxx


They walked down the aisle in 1965, For 40 years they've kept their love alive. One farm, a milk round and three kids for good measure. Three Grandchildren too, and it's all been a pleasure. To celebrate this milestone they took us away. Off to Portugal on their first foreign holiday. We offer our thanks and congratulations too. Please enjoy your Ruby Anniversary - we


love you! From Lesley and David, Paul and Elizabeth,


Marianna and Chris xxx


Kisses and cuddles Grandma and Grandad. From William, George and Abigail xxx


MOORE (nee Hearn)


Tim and


Marianne are delighted to


announce the birth of their Daughter, Holly Beth,


born September 13th, 2005, weighing 51b 14oz.


Thanks to all our friends and relatives for all your support, especially Christine, John and Nadine.


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ESSON Robert


September 23rd.


Congratulations Rob on your 21st.


Thanks for being a - - - — fabulous Son and for all the good limes we've had over the years.


Love you loads. Dad and Mum. Birthday Greetings. '


BURY Russell


September 24th, 2005


Congratulations and best wishes to the "Flying Bull" on his 40th Birthday.


Love Mum, Dad, Heather, Tant, Ben and Sam.


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BURY Russell !


Happy 40th Birthday,: September 24th, ! 2005.


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Love you loads, H.P.


Love and best wishes Daddy.


From Ethan, Isaac and Ailsa.


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