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Margaret and Brian would like to thank all


the kind people who sent cards, greetings and their prayers for a


speedy recovery during Brian's stay in hospital. He is now at home and making excellent progress._______


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N u r s e s


SMITH (nee Turner)


Congratulations Stuart and Sarah on the birth of Isabella Ellen Mary Smith.


Love from Abi and both families.


f o r m e s s a g e s o f s y m p a t h y , c a r d s a n d d o n a t i o n s r e c e i v e d o n t h e i r s a d lo s s . T h a n k i n g a l s o t h e R e v . C h r i s


a n d f o r t h e m a n y d o n a ­ t i o n s t o C .A .F .O .D .m a s s o f f e r i n g s a n d t o t h e s t a f f o f W a r d 4 . B l a c k b u r n


response from the police. People living around has stressed


STEVENS (nee Wilkinson)


John and Rebecca are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Matthew Arthur.


A welcome brother for Joshua,


on September 21 st,


at The John Radcliffe Hospital, in Oxford,


weighing 7lb 1 oz. r •


!-w rJ&l'J' FENTON Dean and Alicia are


pleased to announce the arrival of


Jack Oliver on September 12th.


A welcome brother for Katie.


Thanks to all at Airedale.


SHUTTLEWORTH Lisa


October 2nd


wishes from Mum and Tom x x x


Happy With___


Have a top 21 st!


Love Joanne and Philip x x x x


Hugs and kisses From Hannah


21 21


K 7 I SHUTTLEW Lisa


STEWART Colin


October 10th


Happy 50th Birthday Col. Have a great day, you deserve it.


Lots of love Shell and Pete x x x


Happy 50th Birthday Grandad.


Luv u loads Alan x x x


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Death Notices, Thanks for Sympathy, F77icr/i/; 7/off


COWARD (nee Brownrigg)


PA RKER Edna


I T h e f am i ly o f t h e l a t e E d n a w o u l d l i k e t o t h a n k f r i e n d s , n e i g h ­ b o u r s a n d r e l a t i v e s f o r t h e k i n d e x p r e s s i o n s o r s ym p a t h y t h e y r e c e i v e d


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C h r i s S t e r r y f o r h i s k i n d m i n i s t r a t i o n s .


Sylvia would like to thank all her friends, relations and school


friends for attending her party. It was wonderful. Thank you for all your thoughtful gifts.


Special thanks to Alan and Debra and the


Grandchildren for their secret arrangements for the party. And may I take this opportunity to thank you all for the past seven years.


Love to you all, Sylvia.


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J e s s i e and fami ly wou ld l i k e t o t h a n k t h e i r friends and ne ighbour s


for the wonde r ful su p ­ por t they have received during Richard’s i l lnes s .


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l a v e n d e r K e i t h a n d E l i z a b e t h


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Catherine and David are delighted to announce the safe arrival of Katie Rose, on


January 4th 2001, weighing 7lb 7oz.


A very welcome sister for Danielle and Matthew.


Very special thanks to everyone concerned. 1


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Charlie and Maureen are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their


daughter, Niamh Maura, on January 25th, 2001, weighing 6lb 9oz


Many thanks to all concerned .


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Henthorn Park have, they said, not only had to put up with anti­ social behaviour, but have had their homes attacked when they have complained


approached the perpe­ or


trators. Inspector Bob Ford,


of Clitheroe police, has said th a t the force is aware of the problem and has been operating covert patrols in the


area. He said that since the


youth shelter was built there was evidence that incidents in the park were actually decreasing and that, together with the efforts of the public and other bodies, there would, it is hoped, be further improvement. However, Insp. Ford


that,


although police action regarding patrolling, investigation and prose­ cution would continue, the police still require the assistance of the public. He said: "I am aware


th a t a small group of youngsters are intent on causing problems, but it is important that anyone who knows who they are reports them to the police so that action can


be taken. "Also, we will be mak­


ing parents and guardians responsible, as


this is not just a police


problem." The complaints from


the residents were reported in last week's edition of the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times.


Kicked in door after 17 pints


I A MAN suffering 1 from the effects of a i17-pint hangover kicked in a back door 1 window at his ex-


[ girlfriend's house. In court at Blackburn,


| Mark Stevenson (39), of Railway View, Billing- ton, was given a condi-


The following morn­


ing, after not being allowed into the house when he said he wanted some clothes, he threw a plant pot at the window before smashing it with


his foot. Mr Stephen Parker


I tional discharge for crim­ inal damage, with £88


1 compensation and £55 costs. He pleaded guilty. The court heard that


(defending) said it was not a situation where Miss Davies had not wanted anything to do with the defendant. He had simply fallen


| Judith Davies in the i early hours of the morn­ ing. He had clearly been


Stevenson went to the Whalley home of Miss


I drinking and, after she had asked him to leave, he fell asleep in the yard.


Planning in the pipeline


AN application to con­


vert a Dutton barn and outbuildings into two


holiday lets has been submitted to Ribble Val­ ley Borough Council. The proposal (No.


0691) refers to the barn and buildings adjoining Hougher Fall Farm, Old Clitheroe Road. Com­ ments on the plan must be made to the council by tomorrow.


Chanel win h


OUR fantastic compui token promotion is abf start with the first tok appearing in next weej


papers. We are offering every pit


Other plans'include: Clithcroe: Outline applica­


tion for two detached houses on land adjacent to 69 Pimlico Road (0677). Erection of con­ servatory to rear elevation and utility porch at Green- croft, Waddington Road (0684). Construction of Victo­ rian conservatory at rear of 10 Warwick Drive (0694). Billington: New facility to


provide recreational facilities and staff dining/multi-pur- pose rooms and associated ser- vice areas with 16 car spaces at Kemple View, Longsight


Road (0696). Brockhall: Erection of


detached house with integral two-car garage on plot 10, site adjacent nursery (0686). Chatburn: Certificate of


lawfulness for proposed use as a forge at Harrisons Tyre Depot, Sawley Road (0669). Proposal to retain temporary pedestrian access on to Ribble Lane at 32 Victoria Court (0681). Erection of front lounge extension at 50 Rib- blesdale View (0693). Chipping: Change of use


from a home for the elderly to a dwelling at Beech House, Hesketh Lane (0680). Gisburn: Extension over garage to form granny flat at


3 Smithy Cottages (0685). Hurrop Fold: Attached


garage and new masonry openings at Barn Court


(0698). Newton: Change of use of


land to form residential cur­ tilage at Burn House Farm, Back Lane (0699). Read: Erection of two-


storey extension at 9


Greenacres (0690). Ribchestcr: Demolition of


asleep outside. When not allowed in for some clothes, he smashed the glass panel in the door as he was suffering from the effects of a hangover after drinking between 17 and 20 pints.


WI diary dates


|-which WIs hold their annual meetings and elect, or re-elect, com­ mittee members and officers for the next 12


OCTOBER and Novem­ ber are the months in


months. No one needs to be


apprehensive about standing for office. Sup­ port and advice is readi­ ly available from county advisers, workshops are held which give the opportunity of meeting others who are also new to the job, and it all makes WI life even more


OCTOBER 9th: ‘ Waddinglon WI - Embroi­


deries .of Lancaster Priory with Mr H. Barton. OCTOBER 10th: Dunsop Bridge WI - 54th


birthday dinner. Greut Harwood WI - The


Air Ambulance charity. OCTOBER 11th: Grindlcton WI - Annual


meeting. OCTOBER 13th:


Great Harwood WI - A cof­


fee morning at Bank Mill House, Great Harwood.


OCTOBER 15th: Billington and Langho WI


Annual meeting.


OCTOBER 16th: Pendleton WI - A talk by a


interesting. OCTOBER 4th: Gisburn WI - A talk by


Miss Kitty Garnett entitled "Marathon Running". OCTOBER 8th: Subden WI - Annual meet­


ing.


representative of the Country Commission.


OCTOBER 18th: Sawicy WI - "Healing for


All" by Dr Sheelagh Donnelly. Simonstone with Read WI


Annual meeting. Downhani WI - Annual


meeting. Date with Peter and his gang


A TRIP to Never-Never-Land is in the offing for the audience attending Clitheroe Youth Theatre’s latest production. For more than 30 young thespians aged between 11 and 18 are to stage "Peter Pan in Clitheroe Parish Church Hall on November 16th and 17th. Tickets are on sale now at Clitheroe Tourist Information Centre.


___


Duty chemist: Boots the Chemists, 15- 19 Castle Street, Clitheroe: Sunday, noon


to 1 p.m. Police: 01200 443344. Fire: In emergency 999 and ask for fire


service. Electricity: 0800 1954141.


Water: 0345 462200.


Gas: 0800 i ll9 9 9 . Councils: Ribble Valley Borough Coun­


cil, Clitheroe 425111. Clitheroe Town


Council, 424722. Hospitals: Blackburn Royal Infirmary:


01254 263555. Queen's Park Hospital, Blackburn: 01254 263555. Airedale Gen­ eral Hospital, Steeton: 01535 652511. Clitheroe Community Hospital: 427311. Alcohol Information Centre: 01282


416655.


ber of volunteers are required to fill shifts on a rota basis, working in Clitheroe. You would be responsible for the loan of books


INFORMATION WORKERS: A num­


and equipment, provide advice and sup­ port with dyslexia-related matters and


existing livestock haulage garage (conservation area con­ sent) on land adjacent to 8a Greenside (0670). Alterations to entrance drive at Stonelands Farm, Preston Road (0674). Sabdcn: Erection of conser­ vatory to rear of 7 Timbrills


Avenue (0673). Simonslonc: Illuminated


double-sided, free-standing advertisement display unit at Kam’s Service Station, Whal­ ley Road (0688). Erection of dormer extension and single- storey extension at 3 Beauley Avenue (0701). Thornlcy with Wheatley:


Extension to dwelling at Dale House, Four Acre Lane (0676).Wadd in g io n : E r e c t io n of gabion wall, siting of oil tank, new gate and fence and part retention of existing wall at Sunnybrook Barn, Fell Road


(0695). West Bradford: Demolition


of existing porch and erection of new porch to main house, construction of domestic first- floor accommodation within shell of adjacent detached garage at Dovesyke Farm, Eaves Hall Lane (0703 and 0704 for listed building con­


sent). Whalley: Change of use


from residential to business use on first floor of 41 King Street (0692).


Bridge winners


WINNERS of the bridge session at the Pendle Club on Monday afternoon were Mrs Bar­ bara Hargreaves, Mrs Sylvia Walsh, Miss Joan Scott and Mr Joe Lynch. New members are wel­ come each Monday at 1-


30 p.m. Solo whist winners at


the club were: Mr S. Holden, Mr D. Grant


and Mr J. Oddie. New players are wel­


come every Monday at 7-30 p.m.


INFORMATION Aidsline: 01282 831101 (7 p.m. to 9


P Domestic Violence Helpline: 01282 422024.


Cruse Bereavement Care: Blackburn, Hyndburn and Ribble Valley 01254


, , ,


207999, Environmental Agency: Emergency


Hotline-0800 807060. Drugs: Local confidential advice and information line: 01200 444484. Nation­


al: 0800 776600. Ribble Valley Talking Newspaper: 01200


428604. Samaritans: 01254 662424.


Monthly Volunteer Helpline, Volunteer­


ing Project: 01200 422721. Lancashire Rural Stress Network: 01200


427771.


and out of school groups to give short presentations to children and adults on the work of Save the Children and the


S PEAKERS: To visit schools, colleges


keep records. This would suit anyone with an interest in dyslexia and special needs, who possesses good communica­ tion and organisational skills, an interest in IT and a willingness to learn. VICTIM SUPPORT WORKERS: A


lives of the children they work with. Training days are arranged as required. The ability and confidence to speak to groups in a pleasant manner is required, with the opportunity to work as a team


vital role, helping victims of crime come to terms with the emotional and practical problems that follow crime, by providing confidential support, advice and informa­ tion in accordance with guidelines. After full training, you will be asked to give


CLITHEROE fi niture designer Matthew Goringl among the artislj whose work goes display tomorrow! mark the reopenil of the town's Phf


form Gallery. The railway-side :|


and crafts centre been closed since Ma undergoing a £100.1 facelift funded by f


school in Burnley, Pendle | Ribble Valley the chance ( a superb computer packaa Computers For Schools gil Sponsor P3 Computers! Healey Wood Road, Bunf


offering one computer paq each of the three main Ea


Plans centn


‘brea! Market tra( different si


A MOVE to be tte r Clj


according to market tra They have petitioned


town councillors to sup-


port their demand to shift Clitheroe’s newly- proposed community cultural centre - the replacement for the Grand Cinema - away from the market car


park. The car park has been


earmarked as the pre­ ferred site for the build­ ing, which it is proposed will contain a two-screen cinema and theatre, gallery and meeting room space. Architects have suggested the build­ ing could stand on stilts I so that a car park could be created underneath it. |


Horr< Cas


by John Turner


DAMAGE to a modj ern toilet block in thtj grounds of Clitheroe Castle this week wa? described by a counj cil officer as "horrent


dous". Surveying manage! |


Mr Paul McNeall wal planning to keep thl eight-year-old toilel block (pictured) sealel for a while to "give thl vandals a chance to coil off and focus on somi| thing more positive". Early estimates pi


the damage to the bloc on Monday night e around £2,000. But could be even higher. In the raid, which haj


pened between the tirrl the toilet gates wei] locked at 6-30 p.m. i Monday and 8 a.m. Tuesday morning, even fitting in the gents' tef lets was smashed


with a friend. HOSPICE DRIVERS: Covering the


approximately two hours a week. SCOUT/CUB/BEAVER LEADERS


whole of Blackburn, Hyndburn and Rib­ ble Valley NHS Trust area, this charity requires many volunteer drivers. Duties will include bringing patients to clinic, day therapy and meetings and, occasion- ally, taking them to Christies in Man­ chester. A minimum three hours a week,


AND ASSISTANTS: If you live in


Clitheroe or any of the surrounding vil­ lages, maybe you would be willing to help out one evening a week working with small groups of children aged between six and 15 years old? The work includes organising games, teaching new skills and outdoor activities.


CINEMA: Keen local volunteers are need­ ed to be actively involved in the day-to-


HELP TO RUN YOUR COMMUNITY __


day running of the Clitheroe Grand Cine­ ma. There are opportunities to work in the box office - selling ices and sweets, or as ushers/usherettes.


usually on a regular day and time to suit the driver, are required. DOG WALKER: An urgent vacancy


has arisen for volunteers willing to walk the dog of an almost totally blind gentle­


man. Based in Clitheroe centre, hours and times to suit the volunteer, but ideal­ ly at least once a week. Suitable for peo­


7 Seater available Low dailyl


ple of any age. AGE CONCERN: A number of vacan­


cies have become available in the Ribble Valley for volunteers who would like to work with older people including working in a shop, day care, manning an informa- tion/insurance service and befriending people in their own homes.


Lincoln Waf Clitheroe.


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