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ik'aged 3 2 y e a r s , , of. ■ Clitheroe,,the beloved, s o n .o f E dw a rd and
-Wednesday. November 2 7 th , 2 0 0 2 . o f 'P a u l ,
Tl . Paul Edward .„-1" ', > ,< David . T h e t r a g ic ^ lo s s jo nv
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Lovingvmemorles.of a dear.: husband, .-father, an d . grandfather,, died December 7th,;1994.i;i
■ ^ Always loved/always -
. Arnold!iand .Graeme,1, : adored ;uncle of.' Georrt
■ L e s ley . dearly:>loved ■brother o f Samantha a n d C a r o l in e^ ;a n d . b r o tb e r ,- in - law ^ » \o fi
• - th e ro e fo l low e d b y interment a t Clitheroe C em e te ry , d a te and time to be arranged. Family f low e r s on ly p lea s e , d o n a t io n s in * memory o f Paul is so
' desired may be given for the Derlan House Chlldren'sHospice.c/o
.■ Nan areton:?A> service * w l l l : b e . h e ld . a t S t . James' Church, ’ Cll-
gia and OlivIa -and.'a > sp e c ia l g r a n d so n ^ o f
*t*missed 1 ' *" . /u i F rom M a ry , H e len , Robert. Georgia-arid Alexander. - \-r
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D ied D e cem b er 3rd 1995. Sadly missed xa lways. ....
‘ Rose . . RIMMER
F r om ' .B i l l , M e r le , S y 1 v i a , v„ S t a n • a n d families. ; '
D ied D e cem b er -7th, 1995.
..........Dorothy
• BB7 4AU. For funeral arrangements p lea se contactBrian Price and
S o n-, j . F u n e r a l Directors. Tel. 01200 4 4 1 2 9 7 . ;
A g n e s p a s s ed aw a y peacefully at Lowfield House, Clitheroe, on Wednesday, November 2 7 th , 2 0 0 2 , aged 91 years.
• ■ Agnes ; . VEEVERS
She will be sadly missed and fondly remembered
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ber family and ends. -
-N u r s e s . -w h o h a v e attended Agnes in her - final months.
In Memoriam'
Loving memories o f a dear wife, mother and grandma w h o passed aw a y o n D e c em b e r
SEEDALL Dorothy
7 th, 1995. Tf)ere‘
s a face we will
always remember, A voice we will always recall, A memory to cherish
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Lots of love from Alan and family xxx. ,
foivver, Of someone who was dear to us all. •
M em o r ie s o f a dear hu sban d, fa th e r and. grandfather w h o died
CALVERT William . .
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December 8th, i l9 8 8 . aged 73 years. r , Forever in our thoughts,
From his loving wife Dorothy and family.
Christmas is a timern * for Remembering
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HUNTER (nee Lord)
3 BISPHAM Ellen & Edward
Dear parents, grandparents and great grandparents .
Years go by Bui memories slay ■ lovingly remembered in a special way Love from all the family
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Mark and Sheree : are pleased to
announce the safe
arrival of their son, Oliver George on November 22nd,
• 2002. A welcome brother for Megan. Special thanks to family, friends, Glitheroe Health
Centre and Queens Park Hospital
HEATON Mark
December, 8th, 2002. Happy 21st Birthday. Love from Mum, Dad, Gavin and - Donna.
WRIGHT
Kimberley December 5th. .
Happy 18th birthday Kimberley
Wishing you health
and happiness today ana always.
Love from Nan s
t o o k p l a c e o n Wednesday, December 4th, 2002 at Accring to n C r em a to r ium . Agnes's family would l ik e t o th a n k a l l friends and r ela t iv e s for the kind expres s ions o f sympathy and card s o f c o n d o len c e received during their sad lo s s . Thank you also to Major Siicock, to the wonderful sup portive staff .o f Low- field House and to the D o c to r s and D is tr ict
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M r s J e a n P r ic e , 3 9 D o w n h am - R o a d , Chatburn, Clith eroe,■
From Rita, John and 1 family.
Loved and remembered always.
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Thanks for Sympathy WILSON
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The family o f the late S te l la M arie W ilson (Cutler) would like to th a n k a l l r e la t iv e s , . , friends and neighbours for th e kind expres s io n s o f sym p a th y , ca rd s o f con d o len c e and donations to the D ia ly s i s U n i t s o f Accrington, V ictoria a n d R o y a l P r e s to n H o s p i ta l s . S p e c ia l thanks to staff of Ward 22 and Dialysis Unit, Royal Preston Hospi tal and to staff o f Dial ysis Unit, Accrington! V ic to r ia H o s p i ta l . Thanks also, to Father Wareing for the lovely , service and especially to Tony and Jean for all their help and sup port at th is , sad and difficult time. Finally thanks to Calverleys F u n e ra l S e rv ic e fo r their caring and digni fied arrangements.
Stella Marie , >
- fl V , , Coming of Age
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/• Marian" of Chatlium. wishes toy
; thank,family, friends i and-customers. forvtheir-
'land flowers during her recent, stay/ in hospital.
.good wishes," cards
; (nee .Parker) • Mark . and,.Elizabeth'/■
WALKER
vV/vare: proud to . announce'lhe: birth of
i James Jack ^ ^
- born‘ November, .27th ' weighing’ 9 lb ’
Sincere: thanks to all staff of C7 yv ■ Queens Park -
HODGSON * - * . 8?
/*nfee Moore4 * ■:Pam;,Richard and Beni'
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^ ¥are’ delighied to^ 1 announce, the arrival :/• of;Thomas Joseph;
i-born’;NoVember, 26th;v1 . 2002
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Birthday Greetings
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TREASURED MEMENTO
For years to come LAMINATED KEEPSAKESc
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NOW AVAILABLE 1*1“ ,
/ ru rm e r nelD / I rnan and
tt.Claire won; the award for best speaker.;
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JACKSON (nee Ormarid)
Nolan and Susan are,
delighted to announce the
safe.arrival of Thomas N o l a n ,y on Thursday,. ' : November 28th, /
2002, born at 14.46, weighing.7lb 6oz.
Joan and Chris Leem- in g and fam ily have been overwhelmed by the love and sympathy shown to them since Joan's mum's death on November 14th. They w i s h t o th a n k a l l r e la t iv e s , - f r ie n d s , neighboursand parish ioners o f St. Michael and St. John's Church for all their kindness, m e s s a g e s
SEDDON * Alice
con d o len c e , f low e r s o f
and Mass offerings. A very special thank, you to Father Wareing for his unfailing kindness. God bles s you all. Holy Mass w ill be offered for all your intentions.
HEATON Mark
Thanks t o fami ly , and f r iends for cards , and g i f t s - o .n m y 5 0 t h birthday, to mum for t h e b uf f e t , a n d cak e ; L o v e t o y o u a i l , Yv onn e .
' „ V, BAULTi • Yvonne
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Happy 21 st ? Mark.-
■ Love and . kisses, Kerry.
Thanks to all. Staff on C9, C7 and on the Delivery Suite at
Queens Park-Hospital.- Special thanks to Janet Jackson for keeping mum-to-be focusedl
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WRIGHT Kimberley
Happy 18th Birthday, December 6th.
Lots of love. Mum, Dad, Stephen and - Simon x x x ,
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WHITAKER Mary
December 7th, 1981.' Love
and.best wishes.
Mum, Dad, Michelle, Nick; Marie, Andy ‘ 'and Merissa. Lois of love Mary.
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STEWART Ian
December, 5th, 2002 Happy- birthday .Ian
. Love Pqt.;; . *A1I our. love?
Carol. David/ Fiona ■ and Barr)r.i
Hugs and kisses.; grandad. -
Love George and Emma.
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| THE Clitheroe Group of The. Ramblers has held its AGM and it proved to be both lively and enjoyable for the 41 members | who attended.
,
i the meeting by welcoming Ms Joe Bird,/.‘onded to
replace.Mr Allan Richards as who has been.a member,of theNational
Chairman Mr John Whitehead opened
Executive Council since 1989, is an ex-area chairman of Oxford and who, after a recent: move north, currently holds two positions on the North Yorkshire and South Durham
Area Committee. The chairman’s next task was to mark
the passing of Mr Frank Parrott, a founder member in 1969. During 33 years of devot ed service, eight as chairman, Frank became a capable and influential mainstay of the group. Also during the year Mr Alan Grooby met an untimely death arid both of
them are sadly missed. Prior to the meeting all reports had been
circulated, so it . came as no surprise when Mr Whitehead announced his intention to stand
starid down as chairman. He thanked the"
committee and all members for the^riend- membership rose to .319, a massive 235 /. ship and support, particularly secretary Mr iricrease. Mr Brown spoke of his vigilant
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Ben Brown, during his 12 years of office ; approach to protecting the countryside, his Next item on the agenda was the secre- wholehearted enthusiasm for promoting
tary’s report. Mr Brown keeps a thorough walking arid cited many of the highlights of record of numbers on walks, the total being his period in office. ’
well over 1500 since November last year, Of note were access campaigns and despite some residual limitations caused by protest walks opposing the closure of a
foot and mouth disease restrictions. Over- all, weekend and Wednesday evening atten- dance was down, Tuesdays remained simi- lor trvlnsf: vpar and the newlv introduced and well supported Wednesday afternoon half-day walks were obviously answering a strong demand. In the last year 100 walks were led by 47 different leaders. Mr Brown explained that over his 21 years as secre tary, which included compiling the walks programme, the role had become too much for one person. He was prepared to contin ue in either role, but not both.
la o ast year and y int inc V A T Don't worry about sending your family and
friends cards this Christmas, why not place a personal Christmas greeting in your local newspaper for everyone to see? DICKINSON
Mrs Pat Parrott elaborated on the foot path secretary’s report qs circulated and thanked Mr Norman Thorpe,.Mr Alan Bibhy and Mr Fred Edwards for their out or ; Mrs
standing work. Mrs Parrott also mentioned
footpath and Forestry Commission privati- sation, the threat to the Ribble Valley countryside of wind farm construction and extension of quarrying works.
As a tribute to his leadership, Mr Brown
then presented Mr Whitehead with a token of appreciation on behalf of the committee and all group members.
- Following a 15 minute refreshment
walks being published .in the Valley Maga- neUy expressed her appreciation to Ms Bird zine and asked for volunteers
to.compile and thanked everyone for attending. . them for future issues.
mentioned. V1*1'-1 “VJ ’ .T- ° “r photograph shows Mr Whitehead,
Mr Edwards, access officer, gave mem- on the right, receiving the group s token of bers some insight into the complexities of appreciation from Mr Brown. the progress of “right to roam’Megislation ■
(s) Winnersi? of? the bridge club
AT the bridge session held in the Pendle. Club winners were: Mrs Doris Blunt and Miss Clare Brown, .Mrs Pat Parker and partner. - . - . New members welcome every Monday at 1-30 p.m.
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* ■ Winners of solo whist at the Pendle Club were: Mr R. Knight, Mr S. Holden, Mrs D. Knight. New players are welcome ; every Monday, at 7-30 p.m.;.
V Six flags have been stolen ... the front garden’ of a house , .flags at^least. w ^ .tpo large
SIX, flags’worth a total of happened on Sunday, after7 £200 have been stoleri from' rioon or night and one of the
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for one person to move.’’' Police are,investigating.?v
, ‘ - Gate stolen
A GATE has been stolen from the ^boundary of- Whalley School playing fields. The farm-style’;gate,.
which measured l i f t by 5ft, was valued at £500... ,v.
Sheet target
DAMAGE estimatediat £1,000 was caused to plas tic sheeting at Edisford tennis* centre,\Clitheroe£on Saturday night.Police/are
making inquiries. ‘ " 1 a < k ¥ v/ ■
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break, guest speaker Ms Joe Bird shared her extensive knowledge of The Ramblers Association and its work throughout Britain. Many questions followed and everyone present would have found some thing interesting m the frank exchange of views. At the end of the evening, as her first duty in her new role, chairman Mrs Don
committee secretary. Retiring chairman Mr John Whitehead proposed Mrs Jane Donv rielly as chairman, which was seconded by Mr Brown and accepted. Mrs Val Grooby, although unable to attend, had agreed to take on the post of walks co-ordinator and
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■ Mr Whitehead took over as membership secretary from Mrs Angela Parker, who remains on the committee as treasurer. Before tlie close 'of business, Mr Brown
made a speech of heartfelt thanks to Mr Whitehead to,mark the end of an enor mously successful 12 years as group chair man. When he first joined the committee in 1983, rhembership stood at 95. He was membership secretary for five years and chairman for 12, and during that time
and all other reports were accepted without comment.
/ , The meeting then turned to the appoint
ment of officers. Prior to the meeting Mrs Jennifer Rae had;been proposed and sec-
e4****tt*****t*****f THREE'Tpupils' 'from;
stood up:for. themselves at apublic speaking com petition- and walked off .
with the trophy.' Francesca Holt, Vikki' Spear.and Glaire Flatley, ■
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debated th e s u b j e c t : - ; “Teenagers - the myths”;/ and won the team prize a t ;; the Blackburn Business and • Professional Women’s' Asso- ' ciation competition for pub lic speaking at the Clarion. j ■Hotel atBillingtonibeatihgil
off stiff competition'fromj, nine/,teams from seven;/
I V^iliUrO W11U UCUc
schools. ’’ • They pipped a team from QEGS who debated "Women ,
; With all notices placed^^ hn engineering”, N
From as little as £r.50,?h ' Head girl'Francesca won rwffj.-d p9'p I t h e award for the beat'chair-
• T Francesca i:.( right) and Claire are pictured with the trophy. • • (C031202/1)
Chairman is thanked for his hard efforts over the years
Coroner’s condolences
to family continued from page 1 The area of corrosion
was held in place by clay that would form a seal. Mr Marsden carried out improvements to his prop erty which included repaving of the area. “It is'possible in doing
that, and quite unwitting ly, he dislodged the clay immediately adjacentto the pipe which would have led to the removal of the plug of corrosive material and a considerable escape of gas. Ironically, with gas rising, the paving and con creting formed a seal forc ing the gas through brick work to accumulate in the house.” Mr Singleton said there
was evidence that a cycle in the ■ washing machine, process provided the spark < to cause the explosion. - ■ -j “I offer my sincere con-.,
dolences to Mr and Mrs Marsden and their family. on their tragic loss. It is not; necessary for me to make ■ any further commment. The tragedy seems to me to.; speak morejvolumes thamlj| can possibly contribute.”; ,,. Afterwards —.Transco^ issued, a statement winch offering condolences to the! family, and added: “We. deeply regret what hap-, pened. We have arid will ' continue to co-operate fully with the Health and Safety, Executive in their investi gations and we will contin ue to ensure that safety ; remains our top priority a t : all times.” ' Mr and Mrs Marsden,
at present living in Taylor- Street, Clitheroe, would not comment
on.the ver dict. Their-solicitor Mr Ian Dearing said:/‘It is over.; They just warit to go for ward now.”
BNP plans for election
THE BNP plans to put up candidates a t next May’s -
elections in the Ribble Val
ley. • It is not yet known how
many wards it will contest. A BNP member said this
week that the decision was “due to local popularity
and support.” ■Burnley has three BNP
councillors and Blackburn one. - Currently, the Conserva-
■ tives run the Rihble Valley. They have a small majori ty over the Liberals, several of whose members sit for urban Clitheroe wards like ly to ’he targeted by the BNP.
Last chance to stock up
IT is'the last chance to stock up on home-made culinary treats at the final
■ Clitheroe WI market '.before the winter break. . The last market of 2002 ■takes place in Clitheroe Lower-Parish Hall, York. Street; on Tuesday. I t will
;be open froml0-30a.m. to :-ll-45.a,
m.ior.all the usual'
.Christmas.treats, mince, pies; cakes;: biscuits, pre-:
.serves', plants and crafts. ; ); >.:Tlie market re-opens ins March. :
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Former to mun
r-jt ■ : t -v - POLICE were met with violeil
. resistance when they arrested| Whalley man for threatenin
his former partner. Andrew Jason Holden (33), i
Commonside Cottage, Little Ml ton, had threatened to kill Alisq Pye in front of their children,an said he would murder her new b<| friend.
' In court at Blackburn, Holdl admitted putting Miss Pye in fear I violence and three offences of resil ing police officers. Three charges | police assault were withdrawn. The case was adjourned for pii
sentence reports and Holden w| remanded on hail with a conditif
Christmas mark<
to start off shopi A CHRISTMAS Market is ■ to be held in Clitheroe on
Sunday. It is the brainchild of Mr
Ray Barker and his wife Amanda, who run Castle Miniatures in Moor Lane, and who want to attract Christmas visitors to the town by starting a regular, fun event. Mr Barker said: "We are
saying to people, come to Clitheroe for a Christmas Market, instead of going to the Trafford Centre, or somewhere like that." They have organised the
event with the help of one or two colleagues, plus Mr Frank Watson, the market's manager and Mr James Russell, the council's envi ronmental health manager. The fair will be held on
between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m., and along with craft stalls
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