Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified), www.eastlancsnews.co.uk 2' Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, August 15th, 2002, Inassocwlmmih f‘loral ‘Basket £j& - florist ,


Flowers for all occasions Free local delivery


v 23 King Street, Clitheroe Tel; 01200 422990 Birthday Greetings. Margaret BAKER


On Tu e sd a y . A u g u s t 13th. 2 0 0 2 . Madge died peacefully in hospital, aged 79 years, she was the beloved wife o f the la te Fred and dearly loved mother to Pat. Madge was greatly loved by all the family, son- in-law John and grand­ ch i ld ren S tu a r t an d


• Lynn, she will be sadly-. m is s e d . A R e q u iem


. Mass will take place on Friday. Au gu s t 1 6th .


20 0 2 at 10 a.m at S. S. Michael & John's R C Church, Clitheroe, fol­ lowed by cremation at A c c r i n g t o n


Crematorium. All • inqui­ ries Clitheroe Funeral Service. 1 0 /1 2 Whalley Road. Clitheroe, Lancs. BB7 1 AW. Tel. 0 120 0 443 0 4 5 .


On August 11th, peace­ fu l ly in C l i th e r o e Hospital. Henry Bargh. aged 90 years, o f Cli­ theroe and formerly of Bashall Eaves, the dearly loved husband o f Jean and the much lo v ed


b a r g h Henry


I On August 12th, 2 0 0 2 , i peacefully in hospital. I Jack, dear and devoted


HANSON : / ‘ Jack


1 husband o f Mary, loving I a n d a d o r e d fa th e r , brother and grandpa. Private cremation to be followed by a service of


, thanksgiving a t 12^15. I p.m. on Monday. August 19th. 2 0 0 2 at St Mary


I Magd alen e's Church, Clitheroe. Family flow-, ers only, but donations in Jack's m em o ry , i f


i desired, to East Lanca- I shire Hospice, c /o Cal- I verleys Funeral Service, IC h a t b u r n R o a d , C li th e ro e . BB.7 2A P . I Inquiries 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 2 0 2 0 .


i Died peacefullyin hospi-


TATTERSALL * Ruth


I tal on Saturday. August 1 0 th . 2 0 0 2 , R u th o f Waddington, a dear and


father of Sue and Dean, A family cremation serv­


ice will take place at Accrington Cremato­ rium on Friday. August 16th, to be followed by a service of thanksgiving at All Hallows Church, M i t to n a t 1 -4 5 p .m . F am ily f low e r s on ly please but donations if desired for the Friends o f Clitheroe Hospital may be given or sent to Mrs E Chew, 9 Paynter C lo s e , B a r r ow . N r Clitheroe. Lancs. BB7 9F A . A l l inquiries to Richard Chew. C li ­ theroe Funeral Service, 1 0 /1 2 Wh alley R oad, Clitheroe. Lancs. Tel. 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 3 0 4 5 .


Peacefully after a short illness on August 8th,


SCHOFIELD Donald


2 0 0 2 . at his h ome in Sabden. Donald aged 79 years, the dearly loved husband o f Kathleen, a much loved father o f Pamela, An ita . David


| precious sister to Amy. I D o ro th y and the. late I Joyce; a much loved aunt | and great-aunt to John, Elaine, Glen, Rachel and R e b e c c a . M a r g a r e t , Brian and family and brother-in-law to Harry and Ernest. Reposing in | Peacehaven Chapel o f


I Rest. A service will be h e ld a t W a d d in g to n


, M e th o d i s t C h u r ch . tomorrow. August 16th


i at 12 noon followd by interment at St Helen's Church. Family flowers only please, donations if


i so desired to Wadding­ ton Methodist Church,


c /o M r P. Irelan d . 7 Q u e e n s w a . y , Waddington. Clitheroe, BB7 3HL. Inquiries to B r ia n P r ic e & S o n , Funeral Directors. Tel. 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 1 2 9 7 .


Peacefully, at home sur­ rounded by his family on Sunday. Au gu s t 11th , 2 0 0 2 . following a long


Peter Kay Spencer WALKER


. i l ln e s s v e ry b ra v e ly [born e, Peter K a y Spencer Walker, aged 73 years o f Barnoldswick


. a n d f o r m e r l y o f I Accrington, the dearly


and Sandra , a lo v ed fa th e r - in - law a n d a d e a r e s t g ra n d a d o f Joanne. J ason, Paul. Matthew. Jessica. Liam and Niamh. also a dear brother and uncle. Serv­ ice and interment took place a t S t . Nicholas C h a p e l , S a b d e n o n W ed n e sd a y , A u g u s t 14th. Donationsin mem­ o r y o f D o n a ld i f s o desired may be given to S t . N ich o la s Church Repair Fund, c /o The Church W a rd en s , M r B e rn a rd P a r f it t , 1 7 P e n d le s id e C lo s e , Sabden. Clitheroe, BB7 9 D J o r M r s V a l Darwent, 103 Clitheroe R o a d ,


C li th e ro e . BB7 9H J . Inquiries to Brian Price & S o n . F u n e r a l Directors. Te l. 0 1 2 0 0


S a b d e n ,


4 4 1 2 9 7 . siddAll


Alice(Tommie) Walker, j be loved fa t h e r


l o v e d w i f e I Nicholas, Helen and -


o f of


I s e rv ice w a s h e ld on Thursday, August 15th. 2 0 0 2 a t St M a r y ’ s Church, Th o rn ton in Craven, prior to a cre­ ma t i o n a t S k ip to n .


I Fiona and a treasured I and much loved grandpa,- brother, father-in-law and friend. A funeral


DEVINE John


j There were family flow- 1 ers only, donations are being received for either


the Macmillan nurses or Pendleside Hospice. All inqu ir ies to W in d le s Funer al S e r v ic e ,


i B a rn o ld sw ick . Te l . 0 1 2 8 2 8 1 3 3 4 5 . _______’


ln'Memoriam:


Peacefully after a short illness on August 10th, 2 0 0 2 in hospital. Barry, a g e d 5 8 y e a r s , o f Waddington. the dearly loved husband o f the late Pat, a much loved fa th e r o f K a ren and Jason, a loved father-


Barry Jackson


In loving memory o f a wonderful mother, died 1971. You are never mote than


BOWKER Linda


From loving daughter Thelma and Tom.


a thought away, And loved and remembered every day.


in-law of Darren, also a devoted grandad o f Kane


and Holly. Reposing in Peacehaven Chapel o f . Rest. Service and inter­ ment will take place at St Helen's Churchy Wad­ dington next Friday. August 2 3 rd at 1 1 -3 0 a.m. Family flowers only, plea se , d o n a t ion s in memory o f Barry, if so desired, may be given to t h e W a d d in g to n Sports.Social and Play­ ing Fields Group, c /o Mr G. Cottam, Waddington Post Office, Waddington, Clitheroe. Inquiries to B r ia n P r ic e & S o n . Funeral Directors. Tel. 0 1 2 0 0 4412 9 7 .


Birthday: • Memories


I Birthday memories of a


TAYLOR Frank


I dear husband, dad and | grandad. August 17th.


J L o v e f r om M a r jo r ie , Tracy, Vicky, Craig and


Loving you always, Forgetting you never.


1 grandchildren.


i TOWNSEND Michael


I August 13th. I You are never fa r away


from us, You are always by our


side, As we travel through lifes


journey. You will always be our


, guide. All our love mum. dad.


brothers and sister and families.


litheroe


Funeral Service 10/12 Whalley Road (Opposite Sainsburys)


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The Genuine and Independent family concern of two generations


offering a 24 hr personal service


Brian, Jean, Carl and Pauline Tel: Clitheroe 441297


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Jt S U R N A M h


G ARN ER - JEFFRIES


- Congratulations Sarah and Nathan on the safe arrival of my precious granddaughter, • Morgann.


■ Thank you sis for..my /beautiful niece.•:


Love Matt xxx. » l t nnnoun/-»m«;nts rMUlfg prC-POVfncnt


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All my love always Mum xxx.


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GARNER - JEFFRIES


Sarah and Nathan are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their daughter Morgann, born


on August 9tn, 2002, weighing 8 lb 1 oz.. ... A big thank you to-.*. ‘


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Village to host police meeting


THE next Police Authority community meeting for the Ribble Valley ' has been arranged. . It will be held in Hurst Green Village


| Hall on Wednesday, Sep | ■


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1 PERCY 0 Freda


Happy Birthday Freda.


All my love forever Jack


xxxx


. Would like to thank all family, friends and workmates for making Friday night, (August 2nd) a special night. Also special thanks to F. Howarth for all his efforts. Also to the band for giving up


| their time to play. Hope everyone


enjoyed the night as much as I did


Thank you all. Announcements


‘D k a n £C y t


HARTLEY Bridget


A thank you to all those who have


supported my Global Young Leaders experience.


I am truly grateful. ST, JUDE


Thanks to St Jude for favours received. A.M .


(Zoricj t aLulaL ion's


GREENWOOD Stephen


Congratulations on all you have achieved.


Our love Mum and Grandma x.


60 BO O TH


Rodney August 16th


Happy 60lh Birthday. Hope you enjoyed the entertainment.


Love Barbara/ Stephen, Andrew, Caroline and Andrew H.


Happy Birthday Grandad. Love and kisses Jack.


B A N K S - HINDLE


Mr and Mrs D. Banks of Chatburn Avenue,


Clitheroe are pleased to announce the


engagement of their


eldest daughter Kate to , Wayne, eldest son of Mr and Mrs M. Hindle of Common Bank Lane, Chorley.


Love and congratulations from both families.


BURGESS - CLOUGH


Congratulations Ian and Louise on your engagement.


Love and best .


wishes from Mum and Frank.


Congratulations to you both.


Love from Stephen and Emma.


Hugs and kisses Uncle lan and Aunty Louise.


Love from James xx.


CLOUGH - BURGESS


Marian and Bill •


Clough of Moorland Crescent Clitheroe, are pleased to announce the


engagement of their only daughter Louise to lan, youngest son of Elizabeth Shickle' and Alan Burgess.


GCSE & A-LEVEL EXAM SUCCESS


Has someone you know worked hard to excel? Then, family or friend - be proud to tell!


PEARCE Caroline


August 20th, 2002. Happy 21st.


All my love, Neil.


Engagements Engagements Engagements


I Congratulations and best wishes.


Mum and Dad.


| Lots of love on your 21st. Dzidka ana Kasia.


“BO R N A N D B R ED


AN initiative by local dairy farmers to supply their milk direct to a supermarket chain is being urged on others in the industry by the NFU. It wants dairy farmers nationwide to follow in


’ actors Clive Swift and Peter Gunn at the launch of the Bowland Fresh Milk initiative (J290702/l/k)


the footsteps of the 15 Bowland farmers, whose Bowland Fresh Milk is collected by tanker, bot­ tled and distributed daily through 26 Booths stores in the North-


West. The Ribble Valley


farmers only launched


their Bowland Fresh scheme a fortnight ago. Actors from the TV .


drama “Bom and Bred” - which was filmed in Downham - Clive Swift and Peter Gunn lent their support to the scheme, sampling some of the products at the official launch and, despite their milk being premium priced at 35p a pint and 64p for two pints, demand is already outstripping supply. This rush to buy Bow­


land Fresh lends support to a survey conducted by the NFU among shop­ pers. It shows that more than 80% of shoppers would willingly pay up to 5p more for their pinta, if they knew the


money was going direct­ ly to dairy fanners. Said NFU county


chairman'Mr Jim Bir- kett, who also has a dairy farm in Heysham: "This survey and the sales of Bowland Fresh show that shoppers want farmers to get a.fairer' share of the price of a


believe that they are 10 to 15% better off having taken business into their own hands than they would.be if they sold their milk on the open market. Farmers taking part


in the scheme are: John Alpe, Whitewell; A.


pint. They do;not want, to see Britain's farmers put‘out of business for the sake of a few pence." The NFU has an on­


going campaign against milk processors, which it blames for pushing down the farm-gate price of milk. It claims that some dairy farmers are receiving' less for their milk than it costs them to produce it. On aver­ age, the NFU says that Britain's farmers receive 16p per litre for milk, putting them at the bot­ tom of the EU milk price league. In Italy, farmers


receive 22p per litre. Farmers in the Bowland Fresh milk scheme


Carr, Dunsop Bridge; B. Gill, . Sabden; > David Graveston, Bolton-by-


Bowland; J. E; and B. M. Harrison, Slaidburn; Edward Jackson, Wiswell; Steve Morris, Dutton; G. Parker, t Slaidburn; R. Parker, 1.


Newton; I. Porter, Whitewell; M. Shep- 1 herd, Dunsop Bridge; John Slinger, Pendleton; R. Wade, Sabden; H. Whitewell, Pendleton and J. G. Whitewell, Pendleton. Directors of the com­


pany "Connect Plus" the farmers have formed are: Thomas Binns, Down- ham; James Carr, Dun­ sop Bridge and William Slinger, Pendleton.


College link-up bringing the taste of Spain to Manchester


SPANISH and Mexican pupils at Stonyhurst College, near Clitheroe, shared a "lesson" with fellow students at a Manchester comprehen­ sive school - although everyone stayed in their own classrooms. The six Stonyhurst


pupils, aged mainly 14 and 15, were helping other Year 10 pupils at St Damian’s RC School, near Ashton-under- Lyne, Tameside, to brush up on their GCSE Spanish speaking and listening skills in a first- ever video-conferencing


link-up. . The Manchester


teenagers have been studying Spanish for about three years and will be sitting their GCSE exams next sum­


mer. Mr Simon Andrews,


director of studies at Stonyhurst, said: "It was the first language link-up we have done and it went superbly. The pupils had not met before, but got on very well, and held a ques- tion-and-answer session in Spanish." The Stonyhurst


pupils taking part in the lesson were Istaso Lar-


rauri of Bilbao and Car­ los Abia, of Valladolid, Spain, and Diego Viesca, Santiago del Hoya, Pablo Usobiaga and Jose Pellon, all of


Mexico City. Their counterparts.in


Tameside were Becky Jenkinson, Hannah Vachre, Holly Fox, Jus: tine.Harrop, Kayleigh Glynn and ■ Rachael


Ellis. Mr Peter Jackson,


head of the co-educa- tional 750-pupil St Damian’s, said; "The video-conferencing was a high point of an excel­ lent partnership over the last four years with Stonyhurst. The link will inspire children’s confidence and develop­ ment in modern foreign languages and give


■ them an experience of the information technol­


ogy of the 21st Century." The two schools have


been in partnership under a Department of Employment and Educa­ tion (DFEE) initiative to increase co-operation between state and private education. There have been sever-,


al other shared ventures, including inter-school vis­ its and staff exhanges. Also, a group of St Dami­ an’s pupils has been on retreat to Stonyhurst and there has been liaison on the maths, English and science curriculum. In a further develop­


ment, the college is plan­ ning to go "international" with its video conferenc­ ing by setting up a pro­ ject with a school in Bil­ bao, Spain, in an exchange of language and listening skills.


.


ARROWSMITH . Veronica


V e ro n ic a an d fam i ly would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for the kind I e x p r e s s io n s


J Also, many thanks to Fr Dillon and Fr Murray f o r


t h e i r ministrations.


Donations - ALPE


s ym p a th y , c a rd s o f condolence, flowers and donations received dur­ in g th e i r . s a d : lo s s . Thanks to the district nurses and doctors at . Whalley Health Centre, Abbeydale and all the. staff on Ribble Ward. Clitheroe Hospital for their care and attention.


o f k i n d . I # Greenwood)


GLOSSOP (nee


Samantha and Gordon -would like to -


announce the safe arrival of Hannah


Grace, on August 6th, , weighing 7lb" 6 oz.


Thanks to all concerned.


2 l f S >


would like to thank all those who gave dona­ t i o n s t o C a n c e r Researchfor James'40th birthday, a total o f £805


James. Jill, Matthew and Rebecca


was raised. Li>®


HUGHES - BROWN


Tim and Angie are


delighted to announce, the precious gift of a daughter Cerys


Morgan, born August 1st, 2002, weighing 81b 6 oz. .


Thanks Mum and Tim for our beautiful baby sister.


Love Byron and Jordan.


Congratulations PEARCE


Caroline Anna August 20lh


SUNTER


' . Dorothy Happy 60th birthday, • August 19th.


Lots of love


Terrence, Paul, Jane and Kirk.


Coming of Age


SH AW Emily


August 20lh


Congratulations and best wishes.


Mum, Dad and Vicky.


All our love by Emma White


A TEENAGER from Bashal Eaves has been named th Junior National Young Farme of the Year for England an


Wales. Bridget Hartley (16), is Pres


secretary for Clitheroe Youn Farmers and travelled to Warwic shire for; the finals of the prest gious national competition on Sa


urday. "I was interviewed by a panel an


some of the questions were reall challenging. I was proud to be re resenting Lancashire," she said. The former head girl of Bowla


High School has recently return from the Global Young Leaders' Am ican conference. Some 350 high school students we


selected worldwide for the conferen- which lasted 12 days.


Very sped delivery!


TEACHER Stella Light was astounded by the after, service she received afte


partner bought her an oil m g on the la s t day o£ her h


-in theltalianresortofSpr '■ "The'owrierof the:gallery woiild deliver it rather than the having to carry the large pain'


the flight back to England. "I expected it to be delivered


or carrier," said Stella, of Dai: Farm, Slaidburn Road, Waddin-


Three weeks later she was lj


bed early one morning when the a knock at the door. She open bedroom window and a voice her: "Bonjoumo, Madam." The painting had been deliv


an Italian with a van after a jou more than 1,500 miles, which er the door of one of the most i addresses in the North-West. "I was absolutely amazed," sa


la, who teaches children in B General Hospital. "He could speak a word of English and I o a few words of Italian. I man' establish that he had got com lost in Waddington and a kind had driven him from Waddin


my door. "I drove him back to his


Waddington and there was m. ing, wrapped in a blanket. It w amazing service."


Passport ca young drin


A MEETING of Clitheroe ley Pubwatch ended with mous vote to introduce new for combating under-age dr


the area. Every licensed premises m


. Clitheroe and Whalley Pubwatc only accept a driving licence or -


proof of age. Birth or other certificates, w


have been borrowed, will not no


n otice of. , It has also been decided that


be sent to the homes of repeat o A spokesman for Clitheroe a Pubwatch said: "When teenage


pub, their parents usually thi somewhere else. By sending let we are telling parents what th have really been doing."


KIRK


Rachel August 16th


With love from Mum, Dad


| and all the family xx


louncillors deplore BNP’s choice of Valley rally venue


by Tim Procter.


C O U N C IL LO R S voted against the BNP on Tuesday night - and by subtle implication slammed the farmer who has hired out a field for the weekend's rally. Members of the Rib­


ble Valley Borough Council Planning and Development Commit­ tee effortlessly used council rules to intro­ duce an additional item to their agenda. ■ A motion deprecating


the fact that the BNP rally was to be held locally


was passed unanimously.


Proposer Coun. Frank Dyson (Clitheroe) said


he was sure people would sympathise with people in the Sawley area, where the rally is to take place. - . "Unfortunately a local


farmer has seen fit to let off a field for the purpose and I understand that the legal position is that neither the council nor the police can prohibit the gathering on private land." This was regrettable,


said Coun. Dyson, espe­ cially as the long-estab-


■ lished vintage rally was to have been held in a neighbouring field. The organisers' gesture of moving across the road meant that the business


of keeping public order would be somewhat


■ "The situation on the A59 and its verges will not be- particularly healthy,!' forecast Coun.


helped.


Dyson. Seconding,. council


leader Coun. Chris Holtom said he believed that the rally was the party's main annual function and last year was held in Welshpool. They had entered into an agreement to be on pri­


vate land. The council had been


looking at the'situation very carefully and the only sanction it had was that, if the BNP broke any rules, action could be


taken. "We will be watch­ ing carefully on road


'safety and on the general tranquillity of the area for the people who live, work and travel in the vicinity," said Coun. Holtom. Appropriate steps


could be taken at very, short notice and the situ­ ation was being moni­ tored day by day. : "It is disappoinitng


that they are coming here and I am particularly anxious that there should be no unsavoury distur- .


bances round the sit& yj But Coun. Holtonffelt


that the situation should be viewed realistically. "We need to be concerned not to over-egg the pud­ ding," he warned.


NFU full of praise for local farmer’s scheme to supply superstore chain


/ Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 42232


Shop o alcohol


POLICE used a 13-year- old girl to make a test purchase of alcohol from


a Clitheroe off-licence. Blackburn magistrates


heard the only question the girl was asked when she bought a.bottle of Chelcov ice and a bottle of Blue WKD was if she wanted a bag. Julie Anne Thompson (41),


of Park Street, Clitheroe, pleaded guilty to selling alco­ hol without a licence. Her son, Andrew Haworth (23), of Whalley Road, Blackburn,


plead to a p age. condi mont £55 c Tho the


unde misse M-


cutin keepi ers o Roa' year- pure the s


Duty chemist: Lloyds


Pharmacy, 5 Church Street, Clitheroe, Sunday,


noon to lp.m. Police: 01200 443344. . Fire: In emergency 999


and ask for fire service. . Electricity:


1954141. Water: 0345 462200.


Gas: 0800 111999. . Councils: Ribble. Valley


Borough ■ Council,1 Clitheroe


425111. Clitheroe Town Council,


424722. Hospitals: Blackburn


Royal Infirmary: 01254 263555. Queen's Park Hos­ pital, Blackburn: 01254 263555: Airedale General Hospital, Steeton: 01535 652511. Clitheroe Commu­


nity Hospital: 427311. . Alcohol Information Cen­


0800


tre: 01282 416655, . Aidsiinc: 01282 831101


(7 p.m. to 9 p.m.). Domestic./ Violence


Helpline: 01282422024. - Cruse Bereavement Care: Blackburn, Hyndbum and Ribble Valley 01254 207999. Environmental Agency:


Emergency Hotline - 0800 807060. Drugs: Local confiden­


tial advice and information line: 01200 : ,444484.


National: 0800 776600. Ribble Valley Talking


Newspaper: 01200 428604. Samaritans: 01254


662424. Monthly Volunteer


Helpline, Volunteering Pro­ ject: 01200422721. Lancashire Rural Stress Network: 01200 427771.


Lincoln Way, Saltlil Clitheroe. Tel: 012


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