Ctitheroe Advertiser & Times, April Gtk, 1995 11 Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 422331 (Classified)
----------~|g|gg5 A happy and friendly lady known to three generations of shoppers Mrs Lily Lord dies suddenly at the age of 86
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A LARGE number of rela tives and friends paid their final respects yesterday to Mrs Lily Lord, of Castle- gate, Clitheroe, a member of a long-established local business family, who died at the age of 86.
father founded Dan Lord and Son Footwear, Moor Lane, Clitheroe, was laid to rest in the town’s cemetery, following a ser vice at Clitheroe Parish Church, conducted by the vicar, the Rev. Anthony Roberts.
Mrs Lord, whose husband’s
erations of Clitheroe shoppers, having first started work at the shoe shop on her marriage in
She was known to three gen
Good result for chessmen against Great Harwood
MEMBERS of Clitheroe Chess Club’s B team achieved a good result when they faced the Great
Harwood C team at an away fixture. The first game to finish was on board four, where
Phillip Radcliffe won in only eight moves when his
opponent fell into a well-known trap in the opening. On the top board, Brian Carr, after successfully
negotiating the opening, attempted an attack that proved premature, meaning he had to play extremely
accurately to gain a draw. Board two player Brendan Brown added to his
fine season with a draw and after the match everyone agreed that no noticeable advantage could have been
obtained by either player. Acting captain Peter Ryan, on board five, gained a
good draw. 1 5
the funeral of Simon Karmann. Mr Karmann, aged 70, was the captain of the B team and club president for many years. He was a stalwart member of the club for over 15 years, playing at lop level. His keen interest in chess and warm and lnendly personality will be sadly missed by all that knew lnm.
The final winning score for Clitheroe was o.o to On a sadder note, members of the club attended
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group of local Brownies is to benefit refugee
children.As part of their work to obtain the Brownie
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GUARANTEED to wear out ramblers’ shoe leather is a new 60km walk around the Ribble
Vsllcy.Devised by Mr Eddie Ross, of Clithcroe Ramblers’ Association, the walk starts in Clitheroe and goes over Longridge Fell to Newton, then skirts Grindleton Fell and crosses Pcndle Hill before returning to
Clitheroe. A walk of 60km was chosen to act
being celebrated this year. Not only is the walk 60km long,
as a permanent reminder to The Ramblers’ 60th annivesary, which is
but it also includes almost 5,000 feet of ascent, and a walker would need to be very fit to complete the entire
walkers a rousing send off and any member of the public wanting to join the group for the event will be made
welcome.With the assistance of Ribble Valley Borough Council; route cards
have been printed and will be available from both the station and Tourist Information Office. On _ completion of the walk, an official certificate will be available. Travelling arrangements have been
planned. On Saturday, people
wanting.to share transport should meet at Chester Avenue car park at 8 a.m. and independent travellers need to be at the station at 8-45 a.m. It is hoped sufficent vehicles will
route in one day. The inaugural walk is to take place
on Easter Saturday and Sunday. It will be officially opened by Ribble Valley Mayor, Coun. Kate Hodkinson, at 9 a.m. on April 15th at
Clitheroe railway station. The town crier will be there to give
be available in Newton fo ra return to Clitheroe at the end of the day, but there is also a bus leaving the Parker’s Arms, Newton, for Clitheroe at 7-05 p.m.
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was a colourful display. The competition was the culmination of months of loving care.
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Both children received trophies for their prize-winning efforts in what ,
■' Over 70 of the 100 or so pupils returned with flowers and Mr Bert Britcliffe,
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drawing pictures of refugees and writing poems, all in silence. Mrs Alison Seddon,
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position where a series of exchanges gave an inferior influence on the end game, but he held on to take a
1930 to Mr John Lord. Mr Dan Lord founded the business on January 1st, 1900, and was suc ceeded by his only son. She took over the management
of the shop during the second world war, when her husband was serving with the Royal Air Force. She and her husband lived in a flat above the shop from the start of their marriage until Mr Lord’s early retirement at the age of 55. He died six
years ago, aged 81. On their retirement, when
their elder son, Bernard, took over the business, they moved to a cottage in Castlegate, situated only 25 yards from the shop^. Their granddaughers, Mrs Hath Pollard and Mrs Sue Ramsingh, also work in the business.
she liked to come and help out at the shop,” said her daughter-in- law, Mra Pauline Lord. “She was a happy personality who could converse with anyone.” The daughter of a printer, Mrs
'Even after her retirement,
Lord was bom in Barrow, at her grandmother’s home, although
her parents, Mr and Mrs Jack Hargreaves, lived in Turner Street, Clitheroe, at the time. She attended St James’s CE
School and lived in Whalley Road during her youth. Throughout her adult life, she
was a keen charity worker, help ing at the Sue Ryder Shop, in Clitheroe, and at the charity s coffee mornings. She was also a member of local Inner Wheel Clubs and the Marie Curie Can
cer Care charity. Mrs Lord was a keen gardener
and spent many happy tiours in
her own garden behind her cot tage in Castlegate. For many years, she brightened up Castle gate with flower boxes, admired by passers-by. Mrs Lord moved to Beech
Grove Residential Home, Low Moor, a few months ago and died suddenly after collapsing in the corridor at the home. Three days earlier she had attended a large family gathering on Mother’s Day at Mr Bernard Lord’s home in Peel Park Close, Clitheroe. As well as Bernard, Mrs Lord
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