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In lo v in g mem ory of. a s p e c i a l


. CUSACK-. ■ •■'Tom


• •G ra tefu l th a n k s t o R ev . Richard A tk in so n f o r h i s c o m f o r t in g


___________. .- We may be worlds v; }


' P r ic e and S on Funeral D ir e c to r s . Tel. 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 1 2 9 7 .


t io n s in m em o r y o f J ohn if s o d e s ir ed may be giv en for th e Trinity 18 P lu s Group, c /o Mr C olin B ra c ew e ll, Trin- i t y • C o m m u n i t y P a r tn e r sh ip , VTrinity C e n t r e , W e s l e y a n R ow , C lith e r o e .- BB7 2JY . In q u ir ie s to Brian


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88 y ea r s , o f Barrow, th e -d e a r ly lo v ed h u s ­ b a n d o f M a r jo r ie , a much lo v ed fa th er o f Mary and R o g e r , a lso a lo v e d fa th e r - in - la w , grandfather,


, ’ apart,' .' ■ But you are always in our thoughts, And forever in our hearts.. Cod bless .Tom. ..


You may Ixi out o f - ■ " sight,


F r om J o e , M a u r e e n and Char lie , Sean and' L o r r y ,’ D a v id , K e r r y and Nlamh x.


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SMITH


P ea c e fu lly S n ^ c t o b e r granejson anci n ep h ew a n n iv e r sa ry . O c to b e r J h a n k s fo r d on a t ion s,


GROOBY God b le s s sw e e th e a r tx


8th. Greatly loved and sadly missed by all o f us


g r a n d f a t h e r a n d b r o th e r . R ep o s in g in P eaceh a v en Chapel o f


g r e a t ­


R e s t . A p r iv a te crema- h u sb an d.Be rn ard , w h o t io n w i l l tak e p la ce . A d ie d O c t o b e r 1 1 th , s e rv ic e o f th ank sg iv ing 1 9 9 4 .


w i l l be h eld a t Trinity M e th o d i s t C h u r c h , t o m o r r o w , F r id a y , O c t o b e r l l t h a t 1 2 n o o n . N o f low e r s by r eq u e s t b ut d o n a t io n s in mem o ry o f J oh n if s o d e s ir ed arc to be d iv id ed b e tw e en Trin ­ ity M e th o d is t Church a n d th e E a s t L a n c s H o sp ic e Fund, c /o Mrs P a u l in e P r i c e , 3 9 D o w n h am R o a d , C h a tb u rn . C l ith e r o e , BB7 4A U . In q u ir ie s to Brian Pr ice and S on, Funeral D ir e c to r s . Tel. 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 1 2 9 7 .


P ea cefu lly , on Oc tobe r 6 th, 2 0 0 2 a t U rms ton C o t ta g e , Man ch e s te r , M a r g a r e t , a g e d 6 6 y ea r s, o f C lith e r o e and fo rm e r ly o f B u rn ley , th e d early lo v ed p a rt ­ n er o f Brian, a much l o v e d m o t h e r o f Michael and Ian. a lso a d e v o t e d g r a n d m a . R ep o s in g in P e a c e ­ haven Chapel o f R e s t . S erv ic e and cr emat ion w i l l t a k e p la c e ' a t Bu rnley Crematorium o n M o n d a y , O c to b e r 1 4 th ait 11 a.m. Family f lo w e r s o n ly p le a s e ,


Margaret Lonsdale ROBERTS


From y ou r lo v in g w ife E ile en .


The memories 1 have aw special in every way, And even as the years go by, you can't take them away.


Birthday Memories •


T r e a su r e d b ir th d a y m em o r ie s o f a sp e c ia l w i f e , m u m a n d grandma, tod a y O c to ­ b e r 1 0 th.


m c d o n n e l l Maura


• 'Please pick a bunch for


I f thew aw roses in your gartlen Lord,


L o v e f r o m J o e , M au re en , Sean, David, Kerry and Niarnh x.


. love. God bless.


Thanks for Sympathy


d o n a t io n s In mem o ry l ik e to e x p r e s s th eir o f M a r g a r e t i f s o


C h r is t in ea n d Alan and th e ir fam i l ie s w o u ld


DUNBABIN Trevor


d e s ir ed may be given f o r th e A lz h e im e r ' s D i s e a s e S o c ie ty , c / o Mrs P a u lin e P r ic e . 3 9 D o w n h a m R o a d , C h a tb u rn , C l i th e r o e , BB7 4A U . In q u ir ie s to Brian Pr ice and S on. Fu n era l D ir e c to r s .T e l . 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 1 2 9 7 . ; ,


• 2 0 0 2 . aged 7 4 yea r s , much lo v ed by a ll h is f a m i ly , h e w i l l b e remem be red a lw a y s by


D ied on ..October , } s t , ■ TAYLOR Pe ter(K ershaw


h is w ife Elizab eth , h is ch ildr en S on ia . Susan, R o b e r t and S im on , h is


s is t e r Joan and family th e ir ve ry g r e a t th ank s a n d h i s e i g h t for a ll th e cards and gran d ch ild ren. Funeral e x p r e s s io n s o f sympa-


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Tim Parish and family w o u ld l ik e to ex p r e s s


PARISH Wendy


T h u r s d a y , O c t o b e r The Magic Eye Scanner 1 0 th a t 1.1 a . m . N o A p p ea l . A v ery spe c al


se rv ic e a t S k ip ton Cre- th y a t o u r sad lo s s and m a t o r i u m t o d a y , fo r th e ir d o n a t io n s to


f low e r s p le a s e , d ona - th ank y ou to th e D is - t io n s if d e s ir ed w i l l be tr ic t N ur sing Team tor p u t tow a rd s tr e e s to th e ir v e r y k in d a n d be p la n ted in h is lo v in g a t t e n t iv e c a r e , memory. A ll in q u ir ie s w o u ld a l s o


to Brian Pr ice and Son, Funeral D ir e c to r s .T e l . 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 1 2 9 7 .


iln Memoriam


m c A r K Tom


e x p r e s s t i l s g r e a t a p p r e c ia t io n fo r th e c o n t in u in g s u p p o r t re c e iv ed from ail the s ta f f a t High Brake.


Trea su red m em o r ie s o f 'Yo r t ti vTi°li ! « a v e ry d ea r husband,


dad. grandad and g r e a t S ? cirff r ie n d ?,_j°! l_ t ^,r J ie


15athdl200dl iCd ° Ct°ber sy^npathy. n o rS f We think Oboulyou ■ ^ .b u t e s ^ . . n e n j u s always,


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F rom 'you r lo v in g w ife ™ “ P-


5 re« g randson C a iu .m x e a t th e ir h elp and su p p o r t . a n d to H e l l iw e l ls for


And talk about you too, ■ m y - i a tc h u s b a n d . I We have lots o f lovely w o u ld a l s o l i k e t o memories


r e c e iv ed In mem o ry o f


th ank th e nur sin g s ta f f m e n ™ 1 s '& e h s


Hallowsalfor h i P c o ^ fo r t in g m in is t r a t io n s


M r s Mary W ig g le s - nS


WIGGLESWORTH Fred


l ik e t o : Tim


DERBYSHIRE (nee Selway)


Julio and Andrew are delighted to announce the birth of


Ryan Thomas, in New Zealand,


on October 3rd, 2002, weighing 7lbs.


from both families congratulations Love and


STAPLES- JAM IE SO N


M r A.G. Staples and Mrs J.A. Staples (nee


Chadwick) o f Oakwood Road, Chandlers Ford, Hampshire are. pleased to announce the


engagement o f their


• elder daughter, Victoria Ann to Andrew John Jamieson, son o f Mr and Mrs l.C. Jamieson


o f Ardmhor, Creoch, Ochiltree, Ayrshire.


Congratulations from both families.


s in c e r e th an k s to all 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 kind e x p r e s s io n s o f sym path y and le t ­ t e r s and cards o f co n ­ d o len c e r e c e iv ed d u r ­ in g t h e i r s a d l o s s . Thanking a lso th e Rev. R. P h i lp o t t fo r h is kind w o rd s and com fort ing m in i s t r a t io n s , t o a l l w h o a t t e n d e d t h e - fu n e r a l s e r v i c e a n d


U.K. s i


H IT C H E N • ..(nee Tolson) Jdson, Judith and


h a v e -’g iv en d o n a t io n s t o C a n c e r R e s e a r c h


Maria are pleased to announce lhe-safet.


on<i ^arr iva l of. 'John Franco, .


on October 14th, -


2002, . weighing 7lb 14oz.


. Thanks to all the Ribble Valley Team especially Sarah.


2 5 Hf ■ w Anniversary A T K IN S O N


wishes from- Mum and Dad. \


Love and best,


Paul and Catherine October 15th.


M a n y congratulations . too


From Chris and David.


Engagements/


1 N G H A M - C O R L E T T


' Congratulalions on your engagement Jason and ■ Lucy .


Lots of love to you . both from all 11 families.


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Thank You KNIGHT


w o u ld l ik e t o th a n k J o h n a n d T am m y , r e la t iv e s ,*7 fr ien d s and n e ig h b o u r s f o r th e lo v e ly b ou q u e t , p lan ts, g i f t s , a n d c a r d s r e c e iv ed on my 70 th b i r t h d a y . S p e c ia l th an k s to Tammy for my su rp r is e cake.


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th a n k s f o r p r a y e r s a n sw e r ed .


LORD ST JUDE U»ni«;rJb«..*h sp e c ia l s o n , b r o th e r . R em em b e r in g a v e r y Birthday Greetings :■


40 40 40 4 0 4 HELME J a n e t


"D o r is " October 13th, 2002


Happy Birthday and all our love.


From Andy, Pam, Rob, Scott and Laura.


Enjoy your party on Friday night


Coming of Age m TRAVIS C h r is to p h e r Congratulations on your


18th birthday, October 15tn.


DLove Grandma/ Aad/ Mark, Janet; >dam, Catn, John,


Health and happiness always


June and Liz. SilyepWedding' - ■ Engagements


n u r s e s a n d s t a f f o f P e n d l c Ward,: Cl I- . th e r o e H o s p i ta l , fo r th e ir care o v e r th e la s t f ew m o n th s . S p e c ia l- th ank s to th e m an ag e­ m en t and s ta f f o f Beech G r o v e C a r o H om e , w h o m a d e h e r f in a l w e e k s s o com fo rtab le a n d t o C a lv e r le y ' s F u n e r a l S e r v ic e s fo r t h e i r . d i g n i f i e d a r rangements :


a f t e r a In lo v in g mem ory o f a


CLEGG Olive


W ith lo v e from Jim.u s io n s o f sym path y and J e n n i f e r . .J o e a n d Jemma.


• Sadly missed, altvays. remembered.1 . ‘


d e a r w i f e , m um a n d Th e family o f th e la te grandma, d ied Oc tob e r C on n ie Ward ell w o u ld . 4th; 1 9 9 2 .


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• th e ir sad lo s s , a lso for? d o n a t io n s r e c e iv ed in ■ C o n n i e ' s m em o r y .


cards r e c e iv ed during


GREEN (nee Cooper) •


Congratulations . Rachel and Justin


4 on the birth of.your - *. • : baby boy,


. Elliot Henry,


Saturday, October 5th,


• at Peterborough Maternity Hospital.


; Mum and Dad/ Barbara and Keith and family/ Craig and Samantha


Lots of love from Sh . and family/


and family and Great Grandma Bertha.


arron and Craig G O U G H ■Andrew and Tina


■ . are pleased to announce the safe arrival of


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weighing! 71b lOoz. A-welcome brother


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IT was a "good game - good game" of golf when Simonstone's James Hindle teed off with entertainer Burce Forsythe (pictured togeth­ er, right) in a chanty tournament. Mr Hindle, of Woodside Road,


who is captain of Mytton Fold Golf Club, mixed with the rich and famous a t Wentworth Golf Club, in Surrey, as he took part in the annual Captain's Cup: The captains of golf clubs


nationwide are invited to take part in the event partnering stars from the world of TV, entertain­ ment and sport, and Mr Hindle played with Mr Entertainment himself - Brucie. Other celebrities included Gary


Lineker, Jeremy Beadle, Johnny Briggs, Jimmy Hill, Eric Sykes, Bob Wilson and Mike Gatting. This year, clubs nationwide raised money for the Children with Leukaemia charity, inaugurated


|-.by the late Diana, Princess of Wales, with M ytton raising £2,500 during Mr'Hindle's cap-,


taincy. •. V ' Mr Hindle was accompanied by •


his wife, Pauline, and said they enjoyed the weekend. Brucie and all his showbiz and sporting pals made all the captains feel at home and appreciated their fund-raising efforts.-(s)


SB


Flying of a


by Julie Frankland


A MAN ...you never. want to come face to face with is the latest of our H e a r t of the Valley award winners! Dr Grant McKeating


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•?Niighbpiifs: express their fears over outdoor pursuits centre bid


by Tim Procter


A PLAN to establish an out- door p u r su i t c en tre a t Bolton-by-Bowland has


| a t tra c te d local objections and questions from some


M U S G R O V E - W IL S O N Congratulations


Sharon and Alan on your engagement.


With all the best for the future


Love from both families.


councillors. Mr David Schofield wants to


I use a bam a t Baygate, Bolton- | by-Bowland, as a day-visitors- only outdoor pursuits centre, with living accommodation for himself as manager on the first floor. Mr Schofield told the bor-. ough council's Plan n in g and Development Committee he was experienced in this field and employed two part-time staff. The barn is close to the existing farm a t Baygate and a track


| WINNERS on Monday evening at Clitheroe Bridge Club were: NS, Mr and Mrs R. Atkinson, Mr C. Pollard and Mrs J. Bailey;


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would have to be laid to make a new access. Several members of the com­


mittee welcomed the idea of an outdoor centre. A report to the committee said the barn's space would be split 60% employment use and '40% residential. This split is seen by officials as accept­ able for a predominantly business conversion with ancillary residen-


' tial use in the countryside. But Coun. Phillip Nierop Sug­ gested the floor area figures did


not give such a split and suggest­ ed they be investigated further.


-. He felt the residential area would be greater than indicated and the centre more obvious than people


. thought. The centre would be used for


team-building and outdoor activi­ ties such as archery and orienteer­


ing. School and other groups would use the centre, arriving in a minibus and with a maximum of 12 people in a day, being on the site from'9-30 a.m. to 4 p.m. The business part of the barn


would include two toilet blocks and a lecture room for classroom work. A third set of toilets and a shower room would be created in what is now an equipment room. Objectors have expressed fears


of quad bikes screaming about the complex, but offficials say there would be.no motorised activities and those th a t took place would be 100m from resi­ dents. I t is felt the scheme of adapta­


tion would not detract from the character of the barn. The parish council has objected to the plan, saying there is insuffi­


cient detail in it and the access is from a narrow road on which increased traffic would represent a hazard. But there are no objections


from county highway, officials. The Ribble Valley officials'


report said the barn's.location near the farm complex would mean its new use would not be too obvious and the new track would be well screened by existing wood­ land. There would be a limited detrimental visual impact on the area of outstanding natural beau­


ty. The committee deferred the


application for officials to approve it, provided the query about the residence-employment space pro­ portion was satisfactorily resolved and an undertaking given that no motorised activities take place.


Bridge winners Wealth check at the Skipton!


EW. Mrs M. Parker and Mrs B. Bennett, Mr J. , Pawlicki and Mr J. Ron-


. ton. ■ ■ On Thursday, winners


I were: NS, Mrs J. Martin- | dale and Mrs J. Bailey, Mr B.' Guha and Mr P. Hewitt; EW, Mrs D. Blake and Mrs J. Bowker, Mrs A. Peddar and Mr G. Capstick. • Members were reminded


they should sign in by tonight if they wish to play in the teams competition


on Monday. .


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' and entertainments. Plus vour chance to win a £50 shopping voucher every week.


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This year Easi Lancashire Newspapers brings .. . - you your chance to win "Christmas".


'- All you have \o dons turn to the Clitheroe '


A’dvertiser on the 31st,October to find out how 'to enter


Our 'Family Christmas Prize Package' includes . Beauly Pamper. Pack from Hair Experience . 1:e. ^ Family Meal at Foxfields Restaurant Family ticket to Pantomime at


r - i — I r - L i n d — I -------' — I , Preston Guild Hall ..... Family portrait


- - " from Hayley Louise Photography .................... £100 to spend'at Dorothy Perkios/Burtons


, £50 selection of Early Learning Centre Toys Cut & Blow from Angles of Banrowford - Microwave from Ariens


Selection of games from Woolworths Christmas tree & trimmings from RDA ' from Acc Beds


- : Pendle Club


AT the bridge session held in the Pendle Club winners were: Mrs B;.Hargreaves


| and Mr J. Lynch, Mrs D. Farnsworth and Mrs J. Walmsley.


•j.’. - 1 ' - j > " . I 1 » ' ISFl.lT'ES TIKsas \ ?


is the Ribble Valley's fly­ ing doctor. While we all hope we will never need his services, it is reassur­ ing to know he is there to provide the kind of emer­ gency care that could be the difference between life and death. And it is for volunteer­


ing to take on this respon­ sibility that Dr McKeat­ ing will collect the. Clitherqe Advertiser and Times-sponsored Brave- heart.award. It will be pre­ sented to him at our star- studded Heart of the Val­ ley Gala Evening a t Gis- burn's Stirk- House Hotel on Saturday, October 26th. Said Mr Chris Skelton,


managing director of East Lancashire Newspapers, to which the Advertiser and Times, belongs: "Bravery has many forms but, when life hangs in the. | balance, it takes a very brave man to make deci­ sions which could u l t i­ mately determine whether or not a person lives or dies. To willingly volun­ teer for such responsibility shows enormous courage." Dr McKeating, a father- j


of-two, is a consultant in anaesthetics and intensive care at the Royal Preston Hospital. He is married to a Clitheroe GP and lives in


Martial a real sm:


CLITHEROE m a r t ia l! a r ts expert Mr Christo­ pher Pate has a training headache! The father-of-two has I


, .before having 12 wooden! (poles broken-aerpssVbia


demonstration is,to hall wife Diane from landing full power blow to the top of his head with a sword! Mr Pate has just splitl


bodyrV‘?*V • The- finale: to th i l


seconds to catch the bladcfl before i t connects, but! how do you tra in for such a dangerous stunt? Says Mrs Pate: "We’.veJ


b o th practised m a r t ia l arts for the last 16 yearsl and, although the swore! blow is dangerous a n d must not be tried by anyj one a t home, we aril experts and have worketl on our technique to th i | point where we are totall:g confident in what we a r f doing.


Motorbike mechanij .


Mr P a te (31) is hopinl townsfolk will sponsor hi*


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STAFF of the Clitheroe branch of the Skipton Build­ ing Society took on a different role at work by playing doctors and nurses for a day. However, there was a serious aspect to the fun, as


they were raising funds for Macmillan Cancer Relief by taking part in the World's Biggest Coffee Morning. The staff served coffee and collected £200 ifor the


charity in just two hours, as businesses and groups nationwide joined in the campaign. /


i Macmillan Cancer Relief funds specialist nurses,


doctors and treatment centres, and holds many events to raise money. The coffee morning has become an annual fun way to collect for the charity and last year


■ participants brought in £3.2m. for its vital services. The manager and staff, pictured in fund-raising uni­


forms at the branch, thank all their customers and everyone else who came in for a coffee for their contri­ butions, (s)


i come every Monday, at I-


New members are wel- Technology company enjoys huge sucess '


A GRINDLETON businessman is cel­


30 p.m... Winners of solo whist at


the Pendle Club were: Mrs D. Knight, Mr S. Holden Mr D. Grant. New players are welcome


every Monday at 7-30 p.m, Public inquiry


j A PUBLIC inquiry will be held -into an appeal over residential accommodation


I a t Stydd Nursery, Stony- | gate Land, Ribchester. . The nursery's applica-


| tion to introduce a residen­ tial element into the coiri-


| plex on the grounds some­ one needed to live there was refused by Ribble Val­ ley Borough Council.Tt is not known, when the hear­ ing will take place.' <


POLICE are keeping up the pressure to drive drug dealers and users out of the Ribble Val­ ley.-


Drugs raids on homes 1 - ‘


weekend.


y "We are keen to receive information about -anyone involved in drugs," says Insp. Bob;


-


■Two people were given a formal reprimand, by the police.


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Ford. . . "We are determined to keep up the pressure, but need help from the public to do so." • ,, . ■


■ Cannabis and cannabis bush was recovered


when houses in Henthorn Road and Monk Street, Clitheroe, were raided by police at the


m f \ i f a g


ebrating after his firm became one of the country's fastest growing in its sec­ tor.


CBE (pictured), TDS-Promethean Holdings this year saw a 59% boost in turnover, leading to its listing in the Sunday Times ARM Tech Track 100 - a league table of the UK's fastest-grow­ ing technology firms. This is the first time the company,


Founded in 1996 by Mr Tony Cann


which supplies the education market with electronic whiteboards, known as the ACTIVboard, has featured in the. Tech Track-100. In the past i t has


- received a number of awards, being named East Lancashire Company of the Year 2002 and winning the school's BETT awards for educational tech­ nologies. ACTIVboards use software and . hardware to enable users to write text, . show-videos and draw graphics on the


"smashing" demonstral tion, which will take placi a t 8 p.m. on Mo n d aJ November 11th, a t I meeting of the Lan Kil Fa Ju-jitsu Club. He is a | instructor with the d u l l which meets Monday ang Friday evenings a| Clitheroe's Trinity CentrS He undertook a simiki


demonstration, minus ti l sword feat, last year, rail ing £300 for the Ting Stevenson Wheelchaf


Scooter damago


boards, which can then be recorded and printed or published as web pages. In 1999 the firm, which employs 150


people, recorded sales of £6.4m. in 2001 th is rose to £16.4m. putting TDS-Promethean as one of the North- West's top five movers, and in the national top 100: Mr Cann, chief executive, said: .


. Research for the listing was carried out by Oxford-based-Fast Track. Dr Hamish Stevenson said:. "Despite a


"ACTIVboard has been a tremendous success, and new applications are in constant development. Much of our research is based on real-life experi­ ences of teachers and trainers in East Lancashire, and we work with them to drive the products forward."


• deceleration in the stock-market quot­ ed technology sector, there are many


, exceptional and innovative businesses .bucking the t r e n d , . and ■ TDS- Promethean is among them." (s) ,


INFORMATION::-


Street, Clitheroe: Sunday, noon to 1 p.m. Police: 01200 443344. Fire: In emergency 999 and ask for fire service. ■ Electricity: 0800 1954141.- .


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Clitheroe 425111. Clitheroe Town Council, 424722. Hospitals: Blackburn Royal Infirmary: 01254


'Councils: Ribble Valley. Borough Council,


Water: 0345 462200. Gas: 0800111999.


263555. Queen's Park Hospital, Blackburn: 01254 263555. Airedale General Hospital, Steeton: 01535 652511. Clitheroe Community Hospital: 427311. Alcohol Information Centre: 01282416655..


Duty chemist: Lloyds Pharmacy, 5 Church Aidslinc: 01282 831101 (7 p.m; to 9 p.m;).


• Domestic Violence Helpline: 01282 422024. , Cruse Bereavement Care: Blackburn, Hyndbum and Ribble Valley 01254 207999. - : Environmental Agency: Emcrgency.Hotline- . '


0800 807060. - :


: Drugs: Local confidential advice and informa­ tion line: 01200 444484. National: 0800 776600. ': Ribblc Valley Talking Newspaper: 01200 428604. Samaritans: 01254 6G2424. v


Monthly Volunteer Helpline, Volunteering Pro­


ject: 01200 422721. . , Lancashire Rural Stress Network: 01200 427771.


i Lincoln Way, • Clitheroe. Tel: Oil


7 Seater Pec available for


Low daily •


A PEDESTRIAN causil £ 2,000-worth of damai when he threw a motj scooter into Mearhf Brook, Clitheroe, on Satil day night.


against the man in Taylg Street and he picked up t l machine, an Aprilla, a l


The scooter had brush! I


. threw it into the heck. I Police are makil


inquiries and say the pedl trian may have been affcj ed by drink. He is about I years old and of stoc! i build, with short dark h J


pledged his fighting skills I to raise money for this I year's "Children in Need" I appeal. He plans to use his I hands, feet and head to! smash 50 wooden boards! and 40 concrete slabslj


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