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Ciitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday,August 14th, 2008 61 Stonyhurst trip of a lifetime


TWO hockey teams from Stonyhurst have returned from a trip of a lifetime, touring South Africa; Twenty-four girls flew


to Cape 'Town and played hockey matches against three schools there and two in Durban. The Stonyhurst 1st XI team was unbeaten in all five matches, while the 2nd XI had more mixed for­ tunes, winning one match. During the trip they


BAWDLANDS & DE LACY STREET VE DAY PARTY, AUGUST 1945 [4


BROUGHT in by Mrs Pauline Lord, of Park Avenue, Clitheroe, this picture shows the residents of Bawdlands, Dc Lacy Street and surrounding area enjoying their VE Day party in August 194.5. The photograph belonged to Mrs Lord's husband, Bernard, who is probably on the picture. Mr Lord was the owner of Lord's Shoe Shop in Moor Lane, which was founded by his grandfather. The photo­ graph was taken by Hargreaves, Photographers; who was based in the same building where the .


' Clitheroe Advertiser and Times office is now. ‘ . . RIBBLESDALE SECONDARY MODERN SCHOOL HOLIDAY, 1962


SUBMITTED by Mr Bob Allison, this photograph is of pupils at Ribblesdale Secondary Modern School on holiday in Dawlish, Devon, in 1962. Bob can be seen at the very back left hand side, wearing sunglasses.


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light Sue makes


of


unseasonal weather


J r i . ST PAUL'S FOOTBALL TEAM


• THIS photograph was brought in by Mr Sims and shows presentation night for St Paul's Football. Club members between 1962 to 1965. Unfortunatldy he did not name the people, but team members in 1962-63 were Sims, Swarbrick, Burgess, Hammonds, Pearce, Bennett, R. Driver, Wetton, Seedall, I. Driver, Southworth. In.1964-65 they were: Robinson, Dean, Driver, Thomkins, Bionjecki, Lund, - - • Hargreaves,Parker,Sims,Wilkinson,Taylor.


' tf X > - JOHN’S PRIMARY SCHOOL,-1949/50 BROUGHT in by.Brenda Thornber (nee Morris)


. this photograph shows pupils at St Michael and Si John's RC Primary School in 1949-50. Back row, left to right. Alan Simpson, Michael Anslow.


• Third row: Paul Quarry, John Gidlow, Michael Brown, Michael Stanley, Brian Jeffries, Michael


O'Hagan, Geoffrey Smith, Thomas Hargreaves. Second row: Margaret.Knowles, Pauline


Phillips, Heather Johnson, Elizabeth Gillow, Ber­ nice Turner, Sandra Bailey, Gwen Worthington, Mary Waterhouse, Brenda Morris. - . Front row: Anne Bridges, Joan Murphy. •


THE annual Shireburn Trophy competitions, sponsored .by Steve


f Alcock of the Shireburn Arms, took’ place at Stonyhurst Park over the weekend. - While most golf cours­


es were closed on Satur-, day, immediate' past cap­ tain Sue Kirk simply ignored the torrential rain to win with a


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tremendous stableford score of 42 points. ■ Category One winner


was Joyce Kenyon with 35 points, and Val Fair­ less won the Category Two prize with 31 points. Joyce Kenyon was also


nearest the pin, and lady , captain Jean Alcock pow­ ered her . way to the longest drive.


' The men had much


better conditions for their Sunday competition, with only stiff winds and showers to hinder the scoring!.


■ Graham Monk finally />■ RIBBLESDALE SCHOOL, FORM 3G,' 1962


SUBMITTED by Mr George Reynolds, this plio- ■ tograph is of pupils in Form 3G at Ribblesdalc School in 1962. Mr Reynolds can be seen on tbe' back row third from the right.


' Back row, left to right: David Woods, Geoff


Bowskill, Peter Jervis, Malcolm Rothwell, David Rothwell, George Rcvnolds, Leslie Ames, David Threlfall. Third row: Pauline Astin, Jennifer Driver, Judith Hargreaves, Jean Hayliurst, Hillary Pate,:


Margaret Proctor, Karen Raynor, Mr Winnard, form master. ,


: ; . ' :Second row Michael Dean; Stuart Hoyle,


: Robert Lawson, Peter Ford, Michael Johnson, Charles, Balshaw, Denis Allen, Keith Bailey, Bill. Briggs, Stuart Driver. .


■ Front row: Susan Hodgins, Susan Davies, Pat Padzior, Hilary Dewhurst, Cathleen Farnsworth, Christine Ascough, Lynne Dawson, Lynette Moore, June Barker.


'f’HENTHORN ROAD VE DAY PARTY, AUGUST 1945


THIS photograph was taken in August 1945 and brought in by Mrs Brenda Thornber. It shows chil­ dren and mothers who lived in the Henthorn Road area enjoying a VE Day party,-and what a lot of


them there arel.Brenda is on the right of the picture in her mother's arms. Behind her is her cousin also being carried.: -. : :';i v'--. ■


Laininated copies of these photogri^hs can be obtained from our front office l i lh - l I. ' . ft. - - ♦ ,


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showed his true class in amassing 42 points and must surely now come under strict scrutiny, from the handicapping committee! Last year’s-winner. Will Walne, made, a.


^ valiant defence of the tro-' phy, but could only win thi^&tegory. One prize 'vII^Jb points.",:- Malcolm Kenyon won:


the Category Two prize with 32 points to give the Kenyon family yet more free dining at .the Shire­ burn Arms. ,< -


Nearest the pin was


John Austin-and Russell Davies claimed the longest drive. The. presentation buf­


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fet evening was well attended and enjoyed by all, to further enhance the reputation of Stony­ hurst Park as one of the; friendliest golf clubs in the region.


Young Tom leads team


to big win THE captain’s annual trip away from Clitheroe and the unseasonal


-weather had an impact. on the number of com­ petitors over the week-


- end. : Young Tom Forrest led


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. his team, with Denis. Greenup and Ian Walsh, to a resounding win in


Hosts claim Valley


Trophy STONYHURST Park Golf Club hosted the annual Valley Trophy last week - and made home advantage count


-by emerging as the win-, ners! Clitheroe and Lon- gridge tied in second


: place with Whalley fin­ ishing fourth. The Stonyhurst team


of Jo Porter, Doroth;y Harrison, lady captain : Jean Alcock, Joyce Keny-


. on, Sheila Parman, Mar­ garet Duckett and Betty- Austin are pictured, (s)


the Texas Scramble on Saturday. A 59.2 total gave them a two-shot advantage


■ over the runners-up, led by retired fire officer Alan Clarke, with Peter Greaves and Geoff. Car- tledge providing the sup­ port. The Foursomes


Knockout throws up some challenging duels, none mpre so than the contest between David Foster and Tom Poole in opposition to Gordon


•Rothwell and his son Jack. Former. High Sheriff


Peter Robinson is leading the contenders for the Dennis Kershaw Memor­ ial Putter by being the first senior to make it to the semi-final stage, while Jonathan Dugdale and Denis Greenup are both through to the semi-:


final of the Castle Cup Trophy.


Home rule inMytton’s


Mixed Open MYTTON Fold held its nerve in the atrocious weather to play the Mixed Open on Sunday. A delayed, start paid


dividends, thanks to the course’s quick recovery


. from the heavy rainfall, and; while a little damp underfoot, the large field was rewarded by sun­ shine, showers and some superb golf from the hus­ band and wife team of Sue-and Chris Hughes, who stormed to a 93-23- 70 outright win.- .


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’ Second, following a card play-off, were Mark Green and Jean Sander­


son (91-16.5-74.5),'just; .


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ahead of the father and daughter pairing of Dave and Emma-Clegg (82- 7.5-74.5). The Whalley pairing of


Roger Altham and Brid­ get Rees took the ■visiting team prize.


Whalley , members


enjoy day THE Open Singles at


- Whalley, sponsored by Maureen Cookson, almost produced a clean sweep.for home club members.. Julie Stephenson


totalled 35 points to win the Silver Division by three from Agnes Flana­ gan, with Alwoodly’s


•Angela Brophy (31) tak­ ing third place. '


And in the Bronze Division, Linda Rhodes


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(36) led'them home ahead of Wendy Green (33) and Bridget Rees (32).


Greensomes enjoys a


good turnout THERE was a good turnout for the ladies’ greensomes at Clitheroe Golf Club. , Carole Brown and Elizabeth Narayana returned 91-22-69 to win , by a shot from Sarah Hale and Jacquie Bury. They took second spot


by the slenderest of mar­ gins from Jane Chandler and Marcia Morris (98- .27.8-70.2).


Clitheroe juniors beat


handicapper JUNIOR members at Clitheroe continue to beat the handicapper, and the latest Junior Medal went to Jack Mer­ cer (90-24-66). ' The two Toms, Forrest


and Jeffrey, battled it out for the runners-up spot, both returning nett 67s


.. with Jeffrey taking the _ prize after cards. Harry Lambert had the best gross.. ■. Clitheroe Golf Club legend Peter Geddes would have been proud of his granddaughter Brooke.


. • Daughter of Head


Greenkeeper Andrew. Geddes, 15-year-old Brooke scored 37 points in' the junior stableford to ■ take the second prize after a card play-^off with the winner Daniel Earn- shaw.


. . THE Stonyhursl hockey teams are pictured in front of Table Mountain, (s)


also visited the museum and former prison on Robben: Island-where Nelson Mandela was incarcerated for 18 years. Their guide, who was a former inmate, told the girls about how the prison now symbolises the strug­ gle to overthrow


apartheid. ■ - While-in Cape Town the girls also'hiked 1,086 metres up Table Moun­ tain and were rewarded


- with spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean. Both teams played


hockey matches in the Langa township, where they were mobbed by children who were eager to show them round their community as well as challenging them to an impromptu game of foot­ ball. They were also treated to traditional Zulu and Xhosa food and local musicians played “Happy Birthday” to one of the girls. The girls also explored the Cape Penin­ sula, where they enjoyed a trip to Seal Island. Between games in Dur­


ban, the girls witnessed the “Sardine Run” -a n


. annual migration of bil­ lions of sardines that feed on plankton in the cold


. sea currents. Enjoying a change


from hockey ■ they watched a local rugby team. The Natal Sharks,


- in their Currie Cup meet­ ing with the Golden Lions at the ASBA stadi­ um.


- “The tour was a great


success and all the girls received a warm welcome wherever they went,” said


• Clare Brotherhood, Head of Girls’ Games at Stony­ hurst Collegd. “They played really well and dis­ played impressive cohe­ sion both on and off the pitch.”


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Hockey star in


town to host


camp


COMMONWEALTH Games bronze medal winner. Charlotte Hartley will return to Clitheroe Hockey Club later this month, for a two-day training camp aimed at local youngsters. Hartley will be one


of four top coaches at the camp,.which proved a huge success when it was launched last year. More, than 30.


youngsters from across the Ribble Valley attended last time out, and it is hoped tha t success is matched by similar numbers this time around. - The camp will take place on the weekend of August 30 th and 31st and will run.at the Clitheroe-based club between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. on both days.


; - Head coach Hartley will' be joined.: by Clitheroe club coaches


-Nikki '. O’Donnell, Steven. Palmer and Hannah Laverty for the camp. :■ And.it represents the perfect opportuni­ ty for children - both boys and girls - between the ages of five and .l8 to learn new skills and take up a new sport. Priced at £30 for the


two-day course, the camp is open to chil­ dren across the Ribble Valley,-with all clubs


- and schools invited.; ;: For more informa­ tion,-: contact Jez Palmer


(07512 188916) or send an


:email;to either jez- palmer@hotmail.cd.uk or clitheroehockey- club@hotmail.co.uk -


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