Clltheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, January 12th, 2006


• OFFENDERS snapped off the wing mirror of a Vauxhall Astra van. ’ ■ The vehicle was parked on a side road


off Chester Avenue, Ciitheroe, when the vandals struck. Police are investigating the incident, which took place between Friday and Saturday.


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FAN’S thanks - one of the Lahore crowd remembers who invented cricket! (s)


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Head of thc Whilcy-based Steven Hargreaves •; “Knowledgeable and intoxicated by a cocktail of


cricket, doughnuts and tea, the Lahore ‘in-set’ in the Imran Khan Enclose at the Gadaffi Stadium were in boisterous form. Nowhere else in the world can the electric atmosphere of cricket in the sub­ continent be recreated. This also without the merest hint of alcohol, which is forbidden by the law of the land. ■ As an experienced traveller I am always keen to


reach below the tourist level and embrace the cul­ ture of the re^on. Theonly way todothisiseat, drink and wear the


same clothes as the locals. A day at the cricket as a guest of my hosts was just such an opportunity. An interesting observation which should be


reported to the East Lancashire community was the very pro-English/Britishness of the crowd, which I hope I captured in my photograph left. One of the enterprising locals was bu?y through­


out the morning and early afternoon painting faces. Most clients were only too keen to sport the red and white cross of St George on one cheek and on the other the green and white moon and star of Pak­ istan. Many of the travelling British Asians to the


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: played two pieces ,“Ashokan” and “Deep Harmony”, which is traditionally known as the bandsman’s hymn. Bom and brought up in Dun-


sop Bridge, Mr Worswick lived in the village all his life. He took a great interest in the village and its surrounding country­ side. Radio, computers and photography were among his hobbies, but Slaidburri Silver Band was his great passion. ■ Twenty years ago he retired


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cle provided much more of a community service rather than just transporting people. Mr Worswick would take local papers and orders from the butchers to people’s homes. On a Thursday evening he would also pick up band members and take them to and from rehearsals. In 1964 Mr Worswick was


one of the founder members of the re-formed Slaidburn Silver Band; helping to get it up and running again. He was also very ■ influential in getting younger members involved. Three cur- • rent members, John and Alison Cowking and Catherine Hilton, were all taught by Mr Wor­ swick and have him to thank for . their continuing membership. Originally a comet player, Mr


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sTratiles Group Lid,^he'w‘ as luA^^ aiough to attend^


ithe recentp'ne-.day international cricket malch^ s. between ^gland and Pakistan, at the inviiation of •


tei«That wasVertaiiily the axperichce of Kibble Val;. ^ &ley’busiiiessman Steven Hargreayes.during aS


<x his j^kistani hqsts.'^ well as^enjoying the cricket,"! ® he was unpressed by the spint of fnendship so evi-^ i denLamong (he Lahorecrovvd, despite the in(cnia-i tional tensions of .the past fcw ycars. Here, Stevim^! recalls the experience in his diary entry.


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game' were proud to show the colours and their favour for the English team.


Savouring the atmosphere and ambience of ths


occaaon, the result of the game for me was indden- tal. This enhanced the appreciation of exquiatc strokeplay and clevrer one day bowling and field­ ing alongsijde the all-day sideshow of the crowd, which included enthusiastic young women keen to signal the fours and sixes of their heroes from both teams. ' A walk outside the ground at the interva' allowed further opportunity to “go native” and enjoy the delicacies from the street stall vendors namely com on the cob and more tea and dough­ nuts. It was also time to acknowledge that I had been consumed by the experience and desperately wanted part of me to become Pakistani, thus the acquisition of a Pakistan flag to wear as a cape, 'This was very fitting for the second half of the


game, when on a number of occasions I was tc lead the enclosure in many renditions of the Pak­ istan (Zinzabad) forever chant. This gesture or ■ my part was certainly appreciated by the Lahore crowd, for which I received many plau­ dits.”


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