18 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, October 11th, 2007


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Justine and Alison would like to say a huge thank you to all friends and family who


helped celebrate their 40th Birthday. Lots of cards and gifts were received. Thank you very much,


o We both had a fabulous night and we hope you enjoyed it as much as we did


'Th•/is!?} u. I m LAYCOCK


Margaret Olwyn Special thanks to all nurses and staff on


Pendle Ward at Clitheroe Hospital for their kindness and care.


Also to family and friends for their get well cards, flowers and gifts.


J MME I 0UYou WOODRUFF


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Philip would like to thank all family and friends who attended his 21st Party last


Saturday and for all the cards, presents and good wishes.


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PRATT - ZAMORSKI Steven and Becky are delighted to


announce the safe arrival of their daughter Sophie Rose on October 1st, 2007. Weighing 8ib


Congratulations and love from both families xxx


BARNES Rebecca


October 5th


Many congratulations on your 21st Birthday


May all your dreams come true With thanks for all the love and support you have given me over the past years Love Mum x


Happy 21st to a special sister Love Hannah x


Congratulations


GRAHAM Mark


Congratulations Mark on your


promotion to Lance Corporal (LCPL) We are very proud of you Lots of love Mum, Gary and Andrew xxx


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Have a party! Have a b a l l!


But, d o n 't fo rg et to S th an k them a l l !


BARNES Rebecca


October 5th Happy 21st Birthday


Wishing you happiness and health in the future


Love from Grandma and Grandad xx


21 21 21 21 21 21


BRASS Su


October 16th


Happy 21st Birthday Love Mum,


Dad and Rob x


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21 BARTON- McCULLOUGH Happy


Congratulations Peter and Julie on your Silver Wedding October 16th Love from


Anniversary


all the family xxx


In m em o r y o f a much lo ved d a d an d g ra n d ad w h o d ie d O c tober 13 th , 20 0 6 .


WADD1NGT0N Dick


Remembering you is easy, We do it everyday, Its the pain o f losing you, Vi at never ones away, We think o f you in silence, IV'c often say your name, What would we give, To hear your voice, See your face again.


Love L y n n e , P e te r , Sylvia, Am a n d a an d Chris x x x x


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October 11th To a special son


Congratulations on your 18th Birthday Love Mum, Dad and Lydia xxx


Silver Wedding . -id


To our beautiful, clever, precious daughter on your 21 st Birthday All our love always


Mum, Adam, Luke and Emi xx S j


DRIVER Hayley


Elizabeth October 11th Congratulations and


Best wishes on your 21st Lots o f love


Dad, Debs, Luke, James, Lauren, Grandma and > Grandad xxx


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21 40th Birthday 40 40 40


ASPINALL Sally


October 40st Happy 40th Saz


A l l my love, Al | xxx


Happy Birthday Mum Lots o f love and kisses Emily and A lic e xxxx


With all our love on your 40th Sal Here's to a good one!


Love Mum, Joe and Nana


40 40


4 0 40 10 40 40 40 40 40 40 ASPINALL


Sally Happy 40th birthday Sal


Love from Kate, Gary, James, Leanna, Julie,


Lois and Kacey-Mae xxx Enjoy your holiday


18th, Birthday ^ 4 0


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^ ^KpaUtfimeml^lam^mitahteon^u^t^jj In Memoriam


Birthday Memories


T r e a su r ed m em o r ie s o f a much lo v ed U n c le an d G r a n d a d , d ie d October 15 th , 20 0 1 . It does not take a special


CUSACK Tom


All our lo v e M au re en , Charlie, S e a n , D a vid , Kerry and N iam h x x x .


day to bring you to our minds, For a day without a thought of you is very hard, toJina.


In loving m em o r y o f a dearly lo ved h u sb an d w h o d ie d O c to b e r 11th, 1994.


THOMPSON Bernard


Y o u r


Sadly missed, Always remembered with love.


Eileen. lo v in g w i fe ADAMS


T r a g ic a l ly , d u e to a fa rm in g a c c id e n t in Lich fie ld , on O c to b e r 2 n d , 20 0 7 , D a n ie l a g e d 3 2 y e a r s , th e lo v in g par tn er to L isa , lo v in g fath er to A le x , b e lo v ed son o f T r e v o r an d J u d i th A d am s , a n d b ro th e r


Daniel Howard


M ir iam . Daniel will be sadly missed by all his family and friends.


B ir th d a y m em or ies o f a s p e c ia l mum a n d g r a n dm a , O c to b e r lo th .


McDonnell Maura


F rom Maureen, S e a n , D a v id , K e r ry a n d N iam h x xx.


Love and miss you today and every day.


BROAD LEY James Antony


P e a c e fu l ly on October 8 th , 2 0 0 7 , a f te r a s h o r t


i l ln e s s in


h o s p i ta l , T o n y , aged 8 0 y e a r s , fo rm e r ly o f S a b d c n , th e d e a r ly lo ved h u sb an d o f the la te B e t ty , a much lo v e d d a d o f S u san , J o h n , A n d r ew and N ig e l , a lo v ed father- in - law o f Kirsty , J a cq u i an d Catherine, a d e v o ted g ran d ad o f A l i s ta i r , J o s e p h in e . D a vid , A le x , Hannah, D an ie l an d J o h n also a lo v ed b ro th e r o f Jean, P am a n d th e late P h i l ip a n d a goo d fr ien d to many. R e p o s in g


in


‘ P e a c c h a v e n ’ C h ap el o f Res t . A se rv ic e will b e he ld a t S t Nicholas C h u r c h ,


fo l low ed b y cremation a t


C r em a to r ium — da te a n d t im e to be a r r a n g e d .


A c c r in g to n


f lo w e r s o n ly p le a se , d o n a t io n s in memory o f T o n y i f so desired m a y b e g iv en fo r the R ib b le V a l le y H eart F u n d , c / o M rs S. H e a le y , P en d lc s id c M e d ic a l


B r ian P r ic e and Son, F u n e ra l D ire c tors . Tel. 0 12 0 0 4 4 12 9 7 ._______


P e a c e fu l ly on O c tober 3 rd ,


CROSSLEY William (Bill)


C l i th e r o e H o sp i ta l , Bill, a g ed 80 y e a rs , o f B o l t o n - b y -B o w la n d , th e d e a r ly lo ved h u s b a n d o f th e la te P h y l lis , a much loved fa th e r o f N e v il le and M ich a e l , a lo v in g fa th e r - in - law o f Sarah, a d e a r g r a n d a d o f L a u r a , J e s s ic a an d E m i ly a l s o a lo v ed b ro th e r . S e rv ic e an d interment to o k p la c e a t S t Peter a n d S t P a u l ’s Church, B o l t o n - b y -B o w la n d , o n W e d n e sd a y , O c to b e r


D o n a t io n s in memory o f B il l i f so d e s ired m a y be g iv en for the R o s e in e r e C a n c e r F o u n d a t io n , c /o Mrs S. F e rg u so n , Brackley, S im o n s to n e L an e , S im o n s to n e , B B 12 7N X . In q u ir ie s to B r ian P r ic e an d Son, F u n e ra l D ire c to rs . Tel. 0 12 0 0 4 4 12 9 7 .


10th. SOMERS o f S u d d e n ly


Cedi Hubert (Cyril)


but


p e a c e fu lfy on O c tob er 6 t l i , 20 0 7 , a t his home in C l i th e r o e , C y r i l , a g e d 9 3 y e a r s ,


F u n e ra l details to b e ar ran g ed . In qu ir ies F . M . a n d J . W a i t F u n e ra l Services. T e l . 0 1 5 4 3 263138.


S u d d en ly in A u s tra l ia , on O c to b e r 2nd, 2 0 0 7 , th e d e a r ly lo v e d h u sb a n d o f L in d a , fa th e r o f Sh eila a n d J u l ie , a loving fa th e r - in - law


ATKINSON Peter


g r a n d fa th e r , m u ch lo v e d b ro th e r o f R ich a rd and u n c le to A n d r ew and P a u l . In q u ir ie s to R ich a rd , R e a d w o o d


a n d


R e a d . T e l . 0 7 9 7 4 9 7 3 9 7 9 .


F a rm ,


d e a r ly lo v e d husband o f W yn n e , a lso a much lo ved u n c le an d g rea t-


the


‘ P e a c e h a v e n ’ C h ap e l o f R e s t . S e r v ic e and c r em a t io n w i l l tak e p la c e a t A c c r in g to n C r em a to r ium ,


u n c le. R e p o s in g


in FOX ‘ Malcolm Gerald


T u e sd a y , O c to b e r 16th a t 12 -20 p .m . Family f lo w e r s o n ly p le a se , d o n a t io n s in m emory o f C y r il i f s o des ired m a y b e g iv e n for C an c e r R e se a r ch U.K., c /o M r s S . B la ckbu rn, 14 M o n ta g u e S tr e e t , C l i th e r o e , B B 7 2E B . In q u ir ie s to B r ian P r ic e


F u n e ra l D ire c to r s . Tel. 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 1 2 9 7 .


on


N cn a a n d fam i ly would lik e to e x p r e s s th e ir s in c e r e th a n k s to al l r e la t iv e s , f r ie n d s an d n e ig h b o u r s fo r th e m a n y e x p r e s s io n s


k in d a n d S o n ,


c o n d o le n c e r e c e iv e d d u r in g th e ir sad lo s s . T h a n k in g a ls o th e Rev. C a n o n . P h i l ip De arden for his k in d w ord s an d com fo r t in g m in is tra t io n s a n d to all w h o at ten d ed the fu n e ra l s e r v ic e a n d have g iv en d o n a t io n s . T h e y w ou ld a lso lik e to e x p r e s s


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P e a c e fu lly on O c to b e r (Nan) Octob


WILKINSON Eric Septimus


Sudden*


S u d d e n ly * peaceful


P a c c tu lly on O c to b e r


b u t Katli and fam ily wish to s in c erely


KENDALL Geoff


th an k


3 rd , . 20 0 7 , nt h om e , 5 tl), - ° ° 7 . in h o sp ita l , re la t iv e s , a g ed 63 y e a r s , d e a r ly


a g e d 81 y e a r s , o f fo rm e r


b e lo v e d w i fe o f th e C l ith e ro c , th e d e a r ly c o l le a g u e s la t e


all


S u th e r la n d , m u ch ja tc M a r y , a m u ch n eighbou rs for all the lo v e d m o th e r o f *oved fa th e r o f J o h n k in d e x p r e s s io n s o f A la s ta ir , J o a n n a an d an Y A n d r ew a ls o a sym p a th y , c a rd s an d C h r is t ian a n d lo v in g l?,v,.nS fa th e r - in - law o f le t te rs o f co n d o len c e m o th e r - in - law to J o , ^*a.,n^ am i Karen and* received d u r in g th e ir a ls o


G ra n n yN a n to T om R o p o s in g an d Phoebe an d a d e a r s is t e r


Micha el. R e p o s in g


o f S h e i la S e r v ic e a n d


Pe a c eh av en C h ap e l o f R e s t .


P a u l ’s C h u rch , B o l ton } h a n k s g ivm g a t th e g u id a n c e . T h a n k y o u b y


ce lebra t ion o f h e r li fe a t S t P e te r a n d S t


B ow la n d , U n ited R e fo rm e d *- tom o r row F r id a y , C h u rch , C l i th e ro e a t


O c to b e r 12th a t 11 a .m . *i"3 0 p .m . F am i ly P le a s e d re s s a s y o u a r c * low e r s o n ly p le a s e , c om fo r ta b le a n d a s ^JP^tjons in m em o ry y o u fe e l N a n w o u ld °* k r ic i f so d e s ir ed w ish . F am i ly f low e r s a iaX k e g iv en fo r o n ly p le a s e , b u t !?.c r.ian


d o n a t io n s i f d e s i r e d c j l,l1Hr^cnTA H o sp ic e , w ou |ti |j)<o to e xp re s s sh o u ld b e to M a r ie c/o M is E .I . .T ru em a n , their s in cere th a n k s to C u r ie C an c e r C a r e , c / o % C h u r ch B r o w a j| the d o c to r s an d M r s Lyn F e n to n , 4 C a rd e n s , C l i th e r o e , n urs ing s ta f f a t R o y al H aw k s b u r y D r iv e , Ua^cashirc. In q u ir ie s p re s ton H o sp i ta l fo r P enw o r th am , P re s to n , *° B rm n P r ic e a n d th e P R i 9 EJ* In q u ir ie s to ~»?n » . ,


H o u s e — la te A nn L ig h t fo o l T h e re la t io n s o f the


UGHTFOOT Ann


k in d


F uneral D ire c to r s . T e l . 0 120 0 4 4 12 9 7 ._______


T h a n k s fo r p r a y e r s answered .


OUR LORD & ST JUDE WALMSLEY


WILSON Kathleen


y e a r s , o f Wha llcy^ ov^ ng w i fe o f g f “!{’,£ n fJ unetrh i


On^ Monday!* O c to b e r j E H S S s 8 th , Q007. p e a c e ft i l ly to R u th L u c y a n d


in h e r s le e p , H i ld a , \ my a g ed 92 y e a r s , lo v in g f o i. * fu n o r a i d e t a i ls w i fe to b o th d e c e a s e d p le a se J o s e p h


devoted an d g en e ro u s ___ .


a n d


S im on , m o th e r - in - law 01254* 8 2 4 5 2 9 w h e r e o f s ym p a th y , c a rd s , to D e b o r a h , m u ch don a t ion s in m em o r y f low e r s , a t te n d in g lo v e d g r a n dm a o f 0f K a th le e n


m o th e r o f S u s a n


C l i th e r o e H ealth C en tre , R a ilw a y View R oad , C l ith c ro c , BB7 2 JG .


P r a c t ic e ,


J am e s , an d


L a n g sh aw s S e rv ic e , ohwwl


s t r e e t , W h a t le y . „ „ u l l t v 10 3A


c o n ta c t F u n e r a l K in g T e h


P h il ip w o u ld l ik e to thank family, fr ien d s an d n e ig h b o u r s fo r the k in d e x p r e s s io n s


METCALFE Kathleen


F un era l s e r v ic e ta k e p la c e to d a y T h u r s d a y , O c to b e r 1 1 th , 2 0 0 7 a t 10 -3 0 a .m . a t S t J o h n 's C h u r ch ,


Flowers o r d o n a t io n s i f so d e s ir ed c a n be m ad e in m em o r y o f Hilda to a ch a r i ty o f y o u r p e r son a l ch o ic e .


R e a d . v u m C h a tb u rn


C l i th e ro e , B B 7 2A P . T e l . 0 120 0 4 4 2 0 2 0 .


WEBSTER Winifred


C la ir e , P h i l ip a n d D ia b e te s U K o r g en e ro u s d o n a t io n s H annah , a ls o a d e a r O s te o p o ro s is s is te r o f A l ic e .


b e in g sh a l l received . ~ " '1


Acknowledgements BULCOCK


In q u ir ie s C a lv e r le y s T h e fam i ly o f th e la te fam i ly fo r F u n e ra l


Charles James „ .v ----,


s in cere th an k s to all relatives , fr ien d s a n d n e ig h b o u r s fo r th e m an y


e x p r e s s io n s


S h 2 0 0 7 y DeacefuUv c o n d o le n c e r e c e iv e d w o u id lik e to th a n k m h o sD ? ta ’l PW in i f r c d d u r in g th e ir sad lo s s , e v e ry o n e


O n S u n d a v O c to b e r anc*, . c a rd s o f B e rn a rd 's S i , D o u g la s , D o r e e n have g iv en d o n a t io n s . Dystrophy.


v e r y d e a r ly lo v e d g r a n dm a ,


u o r e c n , T o D r K n s fo r jl i s c a r e and th e W h a t le y F ir s t


g ra n dm a a n d m um - in-law. Winifred will be missed by all her family and friends R.I.P.


g r e a t - a n d


R esp on d ers . A sp e c ia l th an k y o u to h is s e c o n d fam i ly a t Pendlc G a ra g e fo r all th e ir h e lp sup po r t .


Prayers w il l b e o f fe red a t C l i th e ro e F u n e r a l S e r v ic e C h a p e l o f R e s t , o n


BURN


O c to b e r 12 th , 2 0 0 7 a t C o n n ie B u rn w o u ld 10 -30 a .m . to b e lik e to th a n k a l l followed b y a b u r ia l in re la t iv e s fr ien d s an d C lith e roe C em e te r y a t n e ig h b o u r s fo r th e i r 11 a.m.. F low e r s wil l c a rd s , m e s s a g e s o f b e r e c e iv e d a t th e s ym p a th y


C h ap e l . A l l in q u ir ie s d o n a t io n s to th e to C l i th e ro e F u n e r a l R ib b lc V a l le y H e a r t S e rv ic e , W h a l le y


10 / 12 Fund re c e ived a t th is R o a d , sad t im e . A lso th an k s


C lithe roe. T e l . 0 12 0 0 to C an n on P D e a rd en 4 4 3 Q4 5 .


fo r d ig n i f ie d


for a s en s it iv e s e r v ic e and C ar l an d P a u l in e P r ic e


th e i r


arran g em en ts . A l la n , Denis an d F am il ie s .


fu n e r a l a n d __ F r id a y , The fam i ly o f th e la te Connie r J k in d


g r a te fu l ly M a cM i l lan N u r s e s S t r o k e


to ch u rch an d fo r th e a r e re c e iv ed to an d the


th e


S e r v ic e , Jm i B u lc o c k w o u ld ef f ic ien t se rvic e .______ R o a d , lik e to e x p r e s s th e ir


o f s ym p a th y and le t te r s


TOMLINSON Bernard


fam i ly w h o


W e b s te r ' ’ a g e d 9 4 T h a n k in g a ls o th e don a ted. W e ra ised w eD s ic r , a g e u -r* Rev. C h r is S tc r r y a n d c o c n


fo r A ir


o f t S & t c O i f ib rd 'a n d j?11 w h ? at ten d ed th e A n fbulan c c an d th e d e a r e s t m um o f fu n c r a s e r v ic e a n d £ o5 o fo r M u s c u la r n m i E


, w eek s and to th e P r ic e th e ir


A ssoc ia tion . T h a n k in g a lso th e Rev. C an on Jim Du xb ury fo r his k in d w o rd s a n d c o m f o r t i n g m in is tra t ion s , to the S ta f f a t C l i th c r o c Hospital fo r th e ir ca re o v e r the la s t few


an d B r ian P r ic e a n d S o n . Direc tors . I c l. 0 12 0 0 Rev. G eo f fre y L o xh am F u n e r a l c o n s id e ra te c a r e , to


fo r his f it t in g fun era l service. T h an k s a lso to all the s ta f f o f A ls to n H al l an d th e lo c a l


On M on d a y , O c to b e r !?°?,p l% r? L i : .0" g rid^ d e v o t e d t*101*’ fam il ies .


in O c to b e r 121th at 2 -20 p .m .


tom o r row fo l low e d S e rv ic e


° r R e s t . C r em a t io n Em e rg en c y S e r v ic e s w il l ta k e p la c e a t an d C an on P h i l ip S k ip ton C r em a to r ium , D c a rd cn F r id a y ,


1 c a c c h a v e n ’ C h a p e l e s p e c ia l ly


^ sad loss . T h e fam i ly in w o u ld lik e to th a n k th e


fo b y S e rv ic e fo r C n th e ro e


thoughtful s e rv ic e an d to


o f sen s it ive p ro fe s s io n a l ’


F u n e ra l th e ir


to al l who a t te n d e d the service and th o se who g av e d on a t ion s .


-Dr D a v id j ° ved h u sban d o f th e P rimrose G ara g e and


f r ie n d s . w o r k from


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, October 11 th, 2007 Sport Extra... Sport Extra ... Sport Extra ...


Mark’s ace at Whalley


By Edward Lee


MARK Tuley went ace at Whalley Golf Club on Saturday. And his dream shot helped Tuley and part­


ner, Kevin Walker, to third spot in the club’s Greensomes medal competition. Tuley hit his perfect shot at the 178-yard, par-three ninth hole. And his six-iron cost him a bottle of whisky


which was enjoyed by fellow members in the clubhouse later in the day. Andy and Paul Wray (69-5.5-63.5) were the


winners on the day. Having won the Greensomes Knockout the


night. Held at the Pendle Hotel, he picked up


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previous weekend, they again beat Trevor Thomber and Colin Elliott (75-8-67) into sec­ ond spot as Tuley and Walker (82-13-69) fin­ ished third. The regular season drew to a close at Myt­


ton Fold with the traditional Champion of Champions Competition. Contested by all golfers who have finished


first or second in any singles competition throughout the year, it is always highly com­ petitive. This year, Bob Scott emerged victorious


with a fine 77-10-67 score which was four shots too good for the rest of the field. In second place was Neil Osliffe (79-8-71)


who just edged Gordon Lucas (89-18-71) into third place. For those golfers who did not qualify for the


both the player-of-the-year and fielding awards for the first team. And dad Rod also got in on the act,


picking up the first team bowling prize. Richard Shovelton grabbed both the


first team batting award and the prize for best batting performance, with Russell Braithwaite adding the best bowling per­ formance honour and John Reynolds picking up the first team captain’s award. Bob Devine scooped two second team


ANDY Booth scooped two awards a t Chatburn CC’s presentation


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awards, the player-of-the-year and the batting, while Geoff Lambert took the second team bowling award and the pres­ tigious Chairman’sd Award. The final second team award, the field­


ing prize, went to Ashley Bennett, while Nick Hutchison took the dubious honour of capturing the Duck Award. Henry Kay was the young player-of-


the-year, and groundsman Paul Whit­ taker was the Clubman of the Year after his excellent efforts in providing quality wickets. Prizewinners and officials are pictured at the presentation evening. (T081007/10)


Clitheroe go top of table


Champion of Champions, the Duffers Cup is a somewhat appropriate alternative. The dubious honour of emerging victorious


among the “duffers” went to Gary Keogh with a fine 91-24-67. He beat Howard Taylor (88-19-69) into run­


ner-up spot with third place being taken by Frank Tunstall with a 82-13-71 score. The previous week, Mytton Fold hosted the


prestigious Bill Almond Memorial Trophy. Captain Elect Garry Davies took the much


Lancaster................... .... .1 Clilheroe .................... 2 CLITHEROE Hockey Club travelled to Lancaster with a depleted and yet competitive squad. The game started at a


quick pace and Clitheroe forced the first chance when Dugdale forced a solid save. Lancaster, though, took


sough-after prize with 41 points after a card play off with Shaun Livesey. Bob Scott was again in the prizes with his 40 points being good enough for third place. In the same event, the seniors’ prize went to


the lead with a solid penalty corner routine. But Clitheroe battled


A HASHED


MEMENTO For years to come


Barry Hargreaves with 39 points and in the Ladies’ event Lady Captain, Jean Sanderson (34) just outpointed Pauline White (33) to take the trophy. Finally, a word about a tremendous per­ formance by Mytton Fold Ladies in the Coun­


ty Cup. After defeating many of the local clubs in


the qualifying and knockout stages of this competition, the Mytton Fold ladies finally succumbed in the semi-final to a strong South- port and Ainsdale side. However, this was an excellent performance


by the team considering this is only the second year they have entered this prestigious event. An 11-under par gross 60 won the Four Man


Texas Scramble at Clitheroe. Scott Thompson, Carl Drinkwater, Paul


Traynor and Martin Sherlicker produced some sparkling golf to finish with an nett 56.6 for first prize. But it was a close call as they beat John Fryer, Jeff Crowther, Nigel Fitton and David


Wilson by just one shot. Sunday’s medal saw Tom Poole return to the


winners’ enclosure with a fine two-under 69. He dropped only one shot on the back nine and this enabled him to push John Wetton into


second place. Derek Marsh found a dropped shot on the


17th proved costly as a par would have handed him victory, but he was third after cards. Wayne Towneley (71) won Division Two by


hard in midfield to try and take charge of the game and their persistence was rewarded a couple of min­ utes later when Horsfall picked up the ball and drib­ ble 25 yards through the Lancaster players before delivering a crushing strike to equalise. In the second half, newly


enjoyed the majority of the possession and scored off one of these attacks, the ball did move very quickly from end to end and Clitheroe had many attack­ ing opportunities. After half-time Clitheroe


team goal of their own. This shocked Clitheroe


and a period of shaky play and the next 15 minutes saw them go 3-2 behind. But the mix of youth and


knew they had to avoid being drawn into a running match. For the first 20 minutes


of the second half Clitheroe pressurised and attacked hard keeping the majority of the possession and put­ ting some excellent shots into the D. That persistence was


rewarded with a pass by Jacqui Ashley right to the stick of Pauline Moorby who swept the ball home. With the score at 1-1 and


promoted Clitheroe pushed hard for the second goal and with time running out and a draw looking likely, Clitheroe stole possession and attacked in numbers. The Lancaster keeper


experience refused to take nothing from the game and with time running out a penalty comer was awarded and up stepped the skipper who made no mistake. They are next in action


against Witton Warriors. Clilheroe Under 15s . . . .0 Longridge Under 15s . . .1 CLITHEROE were very unlucky in the Lancashire Central League on Sunday. With the a number of the


only 15 minutes remaining it was still anyone’s game. But, during the last 15


Under 13s drafted in, Clitheroe lacked the experi­ ence of their opposition. The game was very even


rushed out and saved bril­ liantly, only for the ball to get blocked under her pads, just before the umpire could blow for the penalty corner the ball became free and Box-Morton pounced and slapped through a packed area and into the goal. Next up for the locals is a


minutes the pace of the Springfield players began to wear down Clitheroe and they scored three excellent goals in this period. Southport ......................3 Clilheroe 3 rd s ................3 THE game got underway with Clitheroe picking up from where they left off the previous week, piling the pressure with energetic runs.


a shot from Ian Black with Tony Flanagan netting the gross prize. The penultimate junior competition went to


very tough derby against Pendle Forest. Clilheroe 2iuls................ 1 Springfields.....................4 TWO teams promoted at the end of last season met for a tough, fast-paced game. Right from the s ta r t


an LGU Medal. Jayne Boxall (88-12-76) took first place after card play-offs with Wendy Green (103-27-76) ■ and Joyce Andrew (94-18-76)., .


Richard Tyrell with a solid 78-5-73, one shot better than the score returned by Tom Forrest. Ladies at Whalley signed off the season with


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for the first 25 minutes with Jessica Pye making some good saves. At half-time Clitheroe


changed goalkeepers with the introduction of Megan Stammers and more excel­ lent saves from Stammers kept it a close affair. Late on in the second half


Longridge pushed forward and slotted home the only goal of the game. They are next in action


her young team to keep the pressure up and were even­ tually rewarded when Angie Dewhurst slotted home. The game flowed from


Skipper Allen encouraged


against Lancaster. ■ Anyone interested in joining the club can contact Hannah on 07855337708 or email clitheroehockey- club@hotmail.co.uk. The club welcomes any


Springfields attacked hard and put immense pressure on our defence. Jess Pye had the game of


. Though. Sprjngfields


end to end and there was some brilliant saves from the impressive Under 15s Clitheroe keeper Megan Stammers to keep Clitheroe’s lead intact. The game then got better'


her life in goal and made excellent dives, kicks and saves, to keep the score even for the first 20 minutes.


for Clitheroe when Dawn Trannor fired home.. With Clitheroe delighted


with their goals and some­ what distracted, Southport piled the pressure on and were rewarded with a good


players for five years up to senior level. There are currently three


senior teams, two junior teams and an under 10s sec­ tion. The club is looking for


sponsorship to support the grass roots section of the club and help out with kit for all teams, if anyone would be able to offer finan­ cial support in any form please contact Hannah or email the club.


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