Famil Birthday Greetings Deaths


V'* J BR OW N W ln c frld c


P e a c e fu l ly o n Ju ly 1 1 th . 2 0 0 1 . a t h e r home In H u r s tv


J y ea r s, th e dearly loved w ife o f C h a r l ie , a much loved m o th e r , m o th e r - in - law .


G reen and fo r t i f ied by th e r i t e s o f H o l y M o t h e r Church. W in c fr id e . aged 71


•


? g ran dm a . ;.g re a t -g ra n dm a , '•sister a n d 1 dau gh te r - in - law . R I .P . A R equiem Ma s s was


O n T u e s d a y , J u ly 1 0 th , 2 0 0 1 at- Su e R y d e r C are ,


Paul Michael • T R O T T E R


l a n d P a t t y , c h e r i s h e d . b ro th e r o f C la re and Donna and b ro th e r - in - law o f Ch ris.


*< o ffe red a t S t P e te r 's Church. : S to n e y h u r s t t o n T u e sd ay . J u l y 1 7 th , fo l lo w e d b y in te rm e n t a t S t Jo s e p h s C em e te ry , H u r s t G r e e n . .


. D o n a t io n s in m em o ry o f : W in e f r id e , i f s o d e s ir e d ,


, may be given to S t Jo s e p h s C h ap e l;.,H u rs t G re en , c/o M r s P a u l in e P r i c e . 3 9 Downham R o ad . Chatbu rn ,


C l i th e ro e . B B 7 4AU . In q u i ­ r ie s to B r ian P r ic e and Son F .u n e r a l '-D ir e c to r s . T e l . 0 1 2 0 0 441297V


' sh o r t i l ln e s s , S y b i l G ord on . a g e d -7 9 ; y ea r s, o f S abd en ,


On Wednesday. Ju ly 1 1 th . 2 0 0 1 . in h o sp i ta l , a f te r a


, ; •' G O R D O N ' . Sybil


; m o th e r o f Je a n and d e a r grandma o f R o b e r t . F u n e ra l to o k .p la c e a t 'A c c r in g to n


b e lo v e d -w i fe o f th e la t e G e o r g e , v d e a r ly lo v e d


Sw is t le 's ^ F u n e ra l S e r v ic e . • Padiham. T c l . .7 7 1 6 2 8 . ■:


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v.pi.r. ; (nee Birtwistle) 'ViY M a r ian J.i'


; £has tAM • ; U ;*?M6or iC l i th e ro e , fo rm e r ly


s - fu l iy in -h o s p i t a l a f t e r a mshort i l ln e s s and o f Low


C\-76 years,' th e be loved w ife /'of th e ; la te B e rn a rd , dearly.- " lo v ed -m o th e r o f K a th ry n ,


^m o th e r - in - law o f K e i th and loving grandma o f : Ian and


v i n q u i r i e s . T e l . 0 1 2 0 0 ' 4 4 3 0 4 5 .


On Ju ly 1 4 th , 2 0 0 1 . p ea ce- fully in Be ech. G ro v e , Low M o o r and fo rm e r ly C owp er Avenue. C l i th e ro e , F r ied a , a g e d -93 y e a r s , th e be loved w i f e o f th e l a t e E r n e s t , d e a r ly lo v e d m o th e r o f David and B a rb a ra , m o th e r - in - law o f M a r g a r e t a n d P e te r , a lso th e much loved g r a n dm o th e r o f D a n ie l , N icholas. - C h r is to p h e r and


H E R M O N Frieda


Nicola.' also a much loved s is te r and friend o f many. A fu n e ra l s e r v ic e w i l l ta k e p la ce in T r in i ty M e th od is t C h u r ch a t 1 - 4 5 pirn, o n Monday, Ju ly 2 3 rd , p r io r to in t e rm e n t a t C l i th e r o e C em e te ry . F am i ly f low e r s only p le a se , b u t d o n a t io n s i f so d e s ired , in memory o f M a r ian , to T h e C l i th e ro e H e a r t Ma ch ine Fun d, c/o C l i th e ro e F u n e ra l S e rv ic e , 1 0 / 1 2 W h a l l e y R o a d . C l i th e r o e , B B 7 1 AW . A l l


______ Accrington.> M a r ia n , aged On‘ Ju ly l3 th ,- 2 0 0 1 . p e a ce - , . -Wednesday! Ju ly 1 8 th . B e r t - . C r em a t o r iu m . „ ° '•


C u e rd e n . H a l l . B am b e r B r id g e a n d o f F a i r f ie ld D r iv e , C l i th e ro e , Pau l, aged 2 2 y e a r s , a f t e r a lo n g i l ln e s s , b r a v e ly fo u g h t , t muchcd loved son o f -Eric,


La R eq u iem M a s s w a s held 1 a t S t M ich a e l and S t Jo h n 's , R . C . C h u r c h , o n Wednesday, Ju ly 1 8 th , 2 0 0 1


I p r io r ' to in te rm en t a t . C l i ­ th e ro e C em e te ry . D on a t io n s i f d e s i r e d t o -S u e R y d e r


T e l . 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 2 0 2 0 . In Memoriam:


D ied , Ju ly 1 9 th , 2 0 0 0 . Although I smile an d seem carefree,


C L I F F E Peter


Love L e s ley .


There's no on e misses you more than me.


! ? ,r ■


•grandmother, who. passed • away Ju ly 2 4 th . 1 9 9 0 .


I - It d oe s not need a special I: day, '•’! ■’*


. you, : -/


A lw a y s in o u r th o u g h t s , ■Andrew, S y lv ia . H e a th e r , I S tev e and a l l grandchildren,


Is very b a rd to fin d . ... - i


I Loving m em o r ie s o f a de a r 1 husband , dad and-grandad, died, Ju ly 1 7 th , 1 9 9 7 .


' G O R N E R v - John (Jack) .


'■ Your n ame we often mention, -j Your voice we cannot hear, But memories live forever,


\ ' Of a d a d tve loved so d ea r . . . Love alway s, D o ro th y and


a l l th e family^ j . .


R em em b e r in g a d e a r ly loved dad and grandad on h i s 5 4 t h b i r th d a y , J u ly


K N OW L E S Peter Saul \


2 2n d . 2 0 0 1 . A gift in this world, so


1 Is the love a fa th e r an d his . daughters share,


j • We a l l sh ar ed this love dad,


I y ou a n d us, I From the d ay tve tvere b om 1 till the d ay that y ou died. We lost a d a d with a heart o f


■ gold, \ How much we miss you can


E le an o r . A fun e ral se rv ic e w i l l ta k e p la ce in S t M a ry s


P a r ish Church. C l i th e ro e a t 1 -4 5 p.m. on F r id ay . Ju ly 2 0 th . p r io r to crem a t io n a t B u rn le y C r em a to r ium , 3


p.m. F am i ly f low e r s o n ly p le a s e , b u t d o n a t io n s ; in •


• 1 0 / i l 2 W h a l l e y R o ,a d . C l l t l ie ro e , B B 7 1 AW.> A l f i n q u i r i e s T e l . - 0 1 2 0 0


4 4 3 0 4 5 . ; L EM A S


On F r id ay , Ju ly 1 3 th , 2 0 0 1 , in h o s p i ta l , a f t e r a lo n g i l ln e s s , b r a v e ly b o r n e ,


Oliver Ashley


. devoted p a r tn e r and dad to b e o f Donna and bab y son , a lso a very de a r grandson, nephew, cousin and upc le o f


Ol iv e r , aged 2 2 y e a r s , th e be loved son o f K a ren and C a r lo s and de a r s tep so n o f Nick, much loved b ro th e r oi S im o n , A n n ik a a n d B e n .


, F ra n c e s ca . F u n e ra l se rv ic e wi l l ta k e p la ce a t ’ S t Jam e s C h u r c h . C l i t h e r o e . o n


Monday. Ju ly 2 3 rd a t 1 0


• b u t d o n a t io n s i f d e s ired , fo r Donna and bab y so n , c/o M r s K . T an n e r , 9 P e e l P a rk A v e n u e , C l i th e r o e . B B 7 : 1 E U . • ( B l a c k c l o t h in g


a.m. fol low ed by c rem a t io n a t Ac cr in g ton C rem a to r ium . F am i ly f low e r s only p le a se .


, o p t io n a l ) . In q u ir ie s to C a l-


v e r le y s F u n e r a l S e rv ic e s . C h a tbu rn R o a d , ’ C l i th e ro e . T e l . 0 1 2 0 0 .4 4 2 0 2 0 .


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m em o ry o f ‘ F r ie d a , i f .so ' d e s ir ed , t o (P le a s e m a k e . ch e q u e s p a y a b le : t o S a v e ■The C h i ld r e n F u n d ) , c/o C l i th e ro e F u n e ra l S e rv ic e


never :he told, Thinking o f you always dad,


F rom y our loving d au gh te rs S a l , K a te and Ju l ie , so n s - in - law .A lan , Gary and P e te


forgetting you never. ^


XXX’ ; K N OW L E S s. y Peter Saul


Grandad . Gone a r e the birthdays we shared together,


1 forever.


L o v e - ja lw a y s J a m e s a n d ; Learina.


B u t in ou r hearts you'll Jive. •


.m i lch 'g randad P e te , th in k - ing o f you on y ou r bir th d ay , a l l b u r lov e Em i ly and A l ice


We lo v e and mis s you so


• i k , •• . ‘


L o ts o f love and big k is se s on y ou r b ir th d ay grandad, love L o is and K a cey xxx. -


In memory o f a d e a r dad a n d g ra n d a d , Ju ly 1 5 th , 1 9 6 9 . A l s o a b r o t h e r G eo rg e , Ju ly 2 4 th . 1 9 8 8 .


* TW IG G Fred ,


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H O L G A T E Betty


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w o r k f o r th e c a r d s a n d f low e r s I re ce ived • during, my re c e n t s tay in h o sp i ta l , o v e r th e la s t 7 m onths. Also a big th an k s to d o c to r s and n u r s e s a t P r e s to n R o y a l H o sp i ta l , P r e s to n N .R .u and C l i th e ro e H osp ita l fo r


I. loo k ing a f te r me. . , A big thank you to all, -1 am *


b a c k home now.


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HUSSAIN Iffat


Congratulations on ■ ,


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• Good luck for the future.


• From'Mum, Dad and family.


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P h i l ip , G u r th an d -family. w o u ld l ik e ' t o / th an k, a l l re la t iv e s , fr ien d s and n eigh ­ b o u r s fo r th e kind, exp re s - ,


(formerly Cort). • Ellccn


| s io n s o f sympathy..


M a r j o r i e w o u ld l i k e t o t l ian k ramily and fr ien d s for,; all ca rd s , kind words, and d o n a t io n s re ce ived . A spe-r cia l th an k you to J a n e t and, th e s ta f f o f R iv e r s id e , D r B a i le y a n d D r F r e em a n . T h a n k s a ls o to C l i th e r o e Com mu n ity H o sp i ta l . T h e Sun sh in e Band. Rev. Alan B a i ley and to C a rl and P au ­ l in e P r ic e fo r th e digniried fun e ral a r ran g em en ts . / ■ .


W H IT T E R N Hild a


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' ; To bring you close to mind, '■.‘■A d ay without a thought o f


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In loving memory o f R o s e E l len , a de a r m o th e r and


F A R N W O R T H Rose Ellen


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D en is and family o f th e la te M a r g a r e t C a s s id y w o u ld l ik e to e xp re s s th e ir s in c e r e th a n k s t o ' a l l r e l a t iv e s , fr ien d s and n e ig h b ou rs fo r 1 th e k in d 'e x p r e s io n s , o f


,(nee Gavin) , . Margaret


C A S S ID Y '


' C a re . A l l in q u ir ie s t o : Cal-, v e r le y s ' F u n e r a l S e r v ic e .


,


B i r th d a y m em o r ie s Ju ly 2 2 n d , o f P e te r o u r dearly loved b ro th e r and uncle.


K N OW L E S Peter


I f only life was different


Peter, No sorrow a n d no pain, I f only Ufe was fa ir ,


■ We would have you back [ i Mary , Tommy and fam i l ies,


R em em b e r in g y ou to d a y and everyday, love always


F ran c e s , Ken.and fami l ies.


T re a su red bir th d ay memo­ r ie s o f a d e a r husband.


• R U T H E R F O R D • ’Arthur.


,


I: : Love a n d miss you every day. | R e n e and family.


CLEMSON Sarah and David are


: delighted to announce the arrival of , Abigail Alice,


j s y m p a t h y , c a r d s o i co n d o len c e ,f lo ra l and sp ir i ­ tu a l t r ib u te s and d o n a t ion s J re ce ived a t th is sad t ime.


Our th an k s a lso to a l l who a t t e n d e d t h e f u n e r a l


| s e rv ic e . ____________


. C O W P E R T H W A I T E Thomas James


I T h e family o f th e la te T h o ­ mas Jam e s C ow p e r thw a i te


would l ik e to exp re s s th e ir h e a r t fe l t th an k s to r e la t iv e s a n d f r ie n d s fo r th e k in d


, G ra te fu l th an k s to th e Rev. R ; A tk in son fo r his kind


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e x p r e s s io n s o f sym p a th y , during th e ir r e c e n t sad lo s s .


I w o rd s and su p p o r t and Gal- v e r le y s f o r th e fu n e r a l a r ran g em en ts .


• e xp re s s th e ir s in c e r e th a n k s . to a l l r e la t iv e s , fr ien d s and n e ig h b o u r s fo r th e many k i n d e x p r e s s i o n s o t sympathy, le t te r s and cards


T h e family of. th e la te J o e J a c k s o n w o u ld l i k e t o


Joseph Henry ,


BARNES Alicia


Monday, July 23rd.


I f o r h i s k in d w o r d s a n d 1 m ln s tra t io n s', th e d o c to r s , n u r se s and s ta f f o f C l i th e ro e H e a l th . C e n t r e , C l i th e r o e C o m m u n i ty H o s p i t a l , Qu een s P a rk H osp ita l and B la ck b u rn Ro y a l In f irm a ry fo r a l l th e ir ca r e and kind- n e s s o v e r th e y e a r s . T o all wh o atten d ed th e fun e ra l s e rv ic e and have given do n ­ a t io n s to th e F r ie n d s o f C l i ­ th e ro e H o sp i ta l , to Wad- dington V i l lag e Club fo r th e F u n e ra l B u f fe t and to P au ­ l in e and C a r l P r ic e fo r the fun e ra l a r r a n gements.


o f con d olen ce re ce ived dur­ ing th e ir sad lo s s . Thanking a lso th e R ev . Alan Bai ley


, A l is ta ir . P h i l ip . C a ro l and Adam w ish to e x p re s s th e ir s in c e r e th an k s to re la t iv e s ,


B a rb a ra Maud JO H N S O N


j th e h elp and m es sag es o f 1 sym p a th y fo l low in g th e i r b e re av em en t , w ith sp ec ia l th an k s to R ev e ren d C h r is S te r ry f o r h is t r ib u te and kind minis tra t io n s .


fr ien d s and n e ig h b ou rs fo r Congratulations Congratulations M cN IV EN


H a rry and family would lik e to th an k re la t iv e s , fr ien d s a n d n e ig h b o u r s f o r th e many m es sag es o f sympathy re ce ived and th an k s a lso to th e R ev e ren d C h r is S te r ry i fo r h is k in d m in is t ra t io n s .


Ju d ith M a lr HOWARTH


CASSIDY Robert


, th e many kind e x p re s s io n s o f sympathy, le t te r s , ca rd s o f con d olen ce and f low e r s r e c e iv ed d u r in g th e i r sad lo s s . Than k in g a lso th e Rev. R o la n d N ich o lso n fo r h is k i n d w o r d s


M ad g e an d fam i ly w o u ld l ik e to exp re s s th e ir s in c e r e th a n k s t o a l l r e l a t iv e s , fr ien d s and n e ig h b o u rs fo r


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2:1 B.A. (Hons.) • in Music and Creative Art.


-Well done, you've earned it. . Love from


Mum, Dad and all your family.


PHILLIP , Jane Bainbridge


Congratulations on gaining a 2:1 Honours Degree in. Physiotherapy.


Wo know you could do it. Also congratulations to Kate


Phillip on gainingra P.G.C.E. in Gen eral Primary Teaching. ' Well,d.°ne.


Lots of love' from Mum, Dad, Sarah, Simon,


Ashley, Shaun, Robert, ■ Nana and Doug.


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GORING Matthew


Congratulations on achieving a 2-1 B-A. Honours Degree in ' •3*Dimensional Design. • .


' All our love/ Mum, Dad, v • Richard, Nancy, Megan J a n d both Grandma's.;


WHITTAKER John


Congratulations on gaining a 2:2 B.Eng Hons. Degree in Mechanical Engineering with Design, Materials and Manufacture. Well done.


Love from Mum, Dad, Andrew, Daniel, -


Nana, Grandad and Rebecca xxx


t u r n e r Charlotte


Congratulations on achieving a B A . Honours Degree in


Business and Administration. W ell done. Love from i


Mum and Alan xxx *************** Coming of Age , * * * * * * , * * • * • * * * * * * - * TURNER


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Congratulations on your 2:2 B.A. Hons. Degree in English.


(You.looked greatl). All worth it in the end.


. Good luck for the future. Lots of. love from all the family.


' Charlotte July 23rd.


t u r n e r


Charlotte ' July 23rd.


CongroKjIalions and besl wishes te a lovely daughter on her 21 si.


Wishing you health and happiness always.


Good luck for the future. Love from Mum and Alan xxx Golden Wedding PINDER;'


‘ Vera and Les . > Congratulations Mum and ' Dad on your Golden Wedding, July 21st.


With love from Pamela^ Carol/ Maurice/ Mark and Lee.


TURNER


Charlotte . July 23rd. . -


Happy 21st Birthday Charlotte. . Health and happiness always. Enjoy your day.


Lots of love. Auntie ■ • ■


Veronica, Uncle Alec, Cora, Stewart and the. gang ■ 'XXX'


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we are proud of you.


Love mum, dad and Rachel.


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University with a First Class Honours Degree in Politics


with International Relations. Well done, we are so proud of you.


Love Mum and Dad, Daniel, Grandma and Grandad.


RIGBY Laura


Congratulations on gaining a 2:1 B.A. Hons, in Social and Cultural Studies.


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Love from Mum, Dad, Lucy and Rachael.


Lots of love, Brian, Katie and Summer.


Happy Birthday. J A C K S O N Look who's 40.


Dean, Jennifer, Darren, Joanne, Betty, John, Mum and Dad.


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July 19th.


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| A POSSIBLE 700;000 ex i^ .t i^ cm (|m n en .fe year a t t h e 'A M - B ^ b ^ p w o r t o j c p e ® junction if McDonald,


. repeated and emphasised I .o o n™ a lx > u t« ie p to a t


allowed to build there, s a j ^ o ^ e o b ^ o n ; k ious amounts of litter," ^ f i ^ ^ ^ e a t V ' T o i ^ C q u m S p w t a :


He asked th a t a more a meeting of the^Bjbble Sowt^


Valley Borough Council. I t had been deferred last


month' by the council's Planning and Development Committee, which wants a


traffic survey. Coun. Sowter (Billing-


ton) suggested that no men­ tion had been made of the policy concerning reduction in greenhouse gases and of


these as vital. . Opposition to a McDon­


2,450 detailed report than the one on one originally.askedto'goesi to


day. The council in Surrey the committee and thaUiue


refused the application on tra f f ic ■ grounds and McDonald's was defeated


on appeal. Coun. Sow.ter indicated


that the figures from North a year a i


consideration-be-given-to- the environmental factors. He said: "The plan was


deferred to enable further traffic assessment, but it does not go far, enough, in


■ .t . . Cheam showed a potential reflecting the une^ethat I


700,000 vehicle movements and other members of a year at the, local site. I t nmg committee,have about


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y . ; i t o ; r n . ;w M e h . r . accessible by means other the majority o tnem proo


ald's at Chelmsley Wood, Surrey, was backed up by residents taking their own


ioiilimii'd fr.«rii'pa'ge.i


Skaters say boards are not strong enough


second curved ramp over the edge joining the two. He said that the boards were not strong enough given the


l, use they would receive. ’ ; MrProcter said that the 'slcatepark needed mainte­ nance and supervision like any other sports facility, but that there was current­ ly no funding available. He


I said: "We must thank the council for its contribution to the setting up of the park and for the repairs, but it is a low income project." He said that the boards


needed to be be of thicker, higher grade marine ply­ wood and that as the users knew what was required for the design and specifica­ tions, they could have input into the maintenance deci­ sions. He said: "The users feel ignored and the skatepark is neglected. Also they feel there is no-one they can speak to about what is happening, what is needed and what help they


can give." He said that 25 or more


youngsters used the skatepark every day and


that this was the sort of use of the Castle grounds that should be maintained to


prevent misuse. To illus­ trate how popular the park is he said that this week a group of skaters had twice travelled by bus from Lon- gridge specifically to use it. He said that it was always busy in the evenings and provided an unrivalled atmosphere for young peo­


ple. Mr Procter said: "In an


ideal world there's a full­ time job there just supervis­ ing the skatepark, but we have not got the resources, which is a shame. The skatepark is a valuable


CUDWORTH


SHARP Kelly


Congratulations on achieving an Upper 2nd 2:1 in Sports and . Business Studies. Well donel


Well deserved.


Love from Mum, Dad and Robert xxx


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piece of recreational equip- ment."


Speaking for the Ribble '


Valley Borough Council, which is responsible for the maintenance of


the


skatepark, borough engi­ neer Mr Graham Jagger is annoyed by Mr Pro cte rs response. He said that he is very satisfied with the stan­ dards of maintenance, but there is a difficulty,main­ taining the profile of the boarding and trimming it to ensure there are ho lips. He said: "As far as com­


municating with the council regarding the skatepark goes, users shduld speak to Mr Proctor in1 his capacity


as a youth leader, who can then represent them to the council directly." Mr Jagger said that he


had written to Mr Procter a t Trinity, but had not received a reply and was unhappy about him speak­ ing out when he had not been in touch with the coun cil about the skatepark. He said: "I have no doubt


the damage is being done by vandalism. Boards that were replaced only last week


have been tom up." To help with the supervi­


sion a t the park funding from the crime and disorder budget from,Lancashire


County Council has now been made available. This will allow the employment of two young adults from next month to act as peer education workers. They will help the skatepark users and other young people to adopt a positive attitude towards the skatepark and the Castle grounds. They will also liaise with the bor­ ough council about mainte­ nance, skatepark park use and represent the young park users in general.


Child’s Honda motor cycle'stolen


BURGLARS entered a shed at a house in Salthill Rpad, Clitheroe, and stole a child's red Honda motor cycle worth


£ 400. ' -:A-


Duly chemist: Buckley's Chemist Ltd, 4 Railway View Road, Clitheroe: Sunday, noon


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


vice.


Electricity: 0800 1954141. Water: 0345 462200.


Gas: 0800 111999. Councils: Ribble Valley Borough Council,


Clitheroe 425111. Clitheroe Town Council, 424722.


Hospitals: Blackburn Royal Infirmary: ’ ■


01254 263555. Queen’s Park Hospital, Black­ burn: 01254 263555. Airedale General Hospi­ tal, Stceton: 01535 652511. Clitheroe Commu­


nity Hospital: 427311.


than the private car. He saw W specdic journeys to that "The vehicles will gener­


ate huge amounts of green­ house gases plus other envi­ ronmental costs including


this application, we should not be cowed by the fact th a t Me Donald's might appeal. We should have the courage of our convictions."


grounds to refuse we should


Workshops for children


A PROGRAMME aimed a t keeping children , in Clitheroe out of mischief during the summer has been


launched. The Platform Gallery is


collaborating with the Grand Cinema to hold chil­ dren's workshops through­ out the summer. The PG Club will run on


Tuesdays and Thursdays until the end of August.


A wide variety of work­


shops will offer activities like junk sculpture, banner- making, pottery, circus skills, mask-making, percus­ sion and shield-making. - The workshops will be


run in conjunction with children’s film favourites like "The Iron Giant," "A Bugs Life" and "The Bor­


rowers". Workshops start at 9-30


a.m. or 10 a.m. and the club is open to children aged


eight or over. For more information,


telephone: 01200 423278. Two are hurt


TWO men were hurt when an unladen 18 ton skip lorry overturned after colliding with the railway bridge at Whalley Road, Langho on Tuesday.


The lorry was travelling ■ ■


towards Clitheroe when the skip l i f t bars struck the


bridge. The road was closed for four hours while the lorry was righted and


removed. Driver S tuart Wallace


(61) suffered cuts and bruis­ es and passenger Geoffrey Rawcliffe suffered severe cuts to his face and head. Both men were treated at Blackburn Royal Infirmary.


Spheres stolen


GATE decorations outside a detached house in Rim- ington Lane, Rimington, were the target of thieves


last week. -Two 18ini;diameter sand­ stone spheres, were removed


from the tops of the gateposts. They were val­ ued at £500.


1: by Robbie Robinson


FOOT and mouth dis­ ease is being spread more by DEFRA oper­ atives than by the farm­ ing community, claimed lo ca l farmers, rural businessmen and mem­ bers of the public at a spe cial meeting in


Clitheroe this week. At the meeting, in the


R ib b le . Valley Borough Council chambers, they also t agreed that the reopening of the footpaths systems was not only an error, but was in clear opposition to D E FRA ’s demands for stringent biosecurity mea­ sures, continued farm access restrictions and movement controls which include signs keeping people off side- roads. They were meeting infor­


mally to air their views about the personal effects of i foot and mouth disease and to discuss a way ahead for local rural people. Mr John 1 Barber of Lancashire Rural Stress Network chaired the meeting and fielded the


Grants to help businesses


. businesses in the Ribble Val­ ley hit by the financial impact of the foot and


with problems GRANTS of up to £15,000 each are on offer to help


mouth epidemic. Business Link East Lan­


cashire is spearheading a recovery campaign for local businesses, particularly those in rural areas. As well as grants, Busi­


ness Link East Lancashire is offering advice and consul­ tancy to help business recov-


el^- The assistance is for busi­ ' . . r , .


nesses with 50 or fewer employees where sales and incomes have been hit as a result of the foot and mouth epidemic. Priority business sectors are tourism, includ­ ing hotels and catering, agri-


. culture services and retail. Main areas for financial


assistance are marketing, information technology, training and towards inter est on commercial loan


- taVpn out to finance restruc turing or recovery.


The money is from th -


; Rural Business Recover Fund from the North Wes Development Agency Euro pean Regional Developmen


Fund. Any business in the Rib


ble Valley that has suffere because of the epidemi should telephone Businer Link free on 0800 6% 696 find out about grants an business assistance. Grant decisions will tak


around two weeks afte application and the closin date for applications is Sep


tember 30th 2001.


Hymn sign of the times


A FORGOTTEN hy mn has been uncovere recently and has res


■ nances for today's foo and mouth crisis. I t was written by Joh


Alcohol Information Centre: 01282 416655. Aidslinc: 01282 831101 (7 p.m. to 9 p.m.). Domestic Violence Helpline: 01282 422024. Cruse Bereavement Care: Blackburn, Hyn-


dburn and Ribble Valley 01254 207999. Environmental Agency: Emergency Hotline


-0800 807060. • Drugs: Local confidential advice and infor­


mation line: 01200 444484. National: 0800


77<Ril>°i)]c Valley Talking Newspaper: 01200 428604. Samaritans: 01254 662424.


Monthly Volunteer Helpline: Volunteering


Project: 01200 422721. Lancashire Rural Stress Network: 01200


427771. Coming of Age


Mason Neale in 1866 an appears in the July editio of the magazine of th parishes of Slaidburn an Tosside under the t i t "The Ca t t le Plag


Hymn". I t was printed as "spirit


al fodder for foot and mou farmers" in the hope that might help people pr~ through troubled times. The hymn was found


the librarian at the Roy School of Church Music.


The RSCM press rele


states: " I t acknowledg both the suffering of aniro- and the human hardsh which follows loss of lh stock through disease." The great cattle plag was not foot and mouth


■ : ease but rinderpest, whi causes death within da wiping out herds a destroying livelihoods l very short time.


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