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Shock closure of youth club hit by staff problems


P eacefu lly, on February 1 8th , 2 0 0 2 . In h o sp ita l , D o r is , aged 87 y ea r s , o f C l i th e r o e , th e d e a r ly lo v e d d a u g h te r o f th e la te Char les and Mary, a d e a r e s t s is t e r , o f Els ie . J o y c e a n d t h e la t e . H a r o ld , F r e d a n d C ons tan ce, a much loved A u n t ie a n d a d e v o t e d friend o f K a th le en .


■■ Doris Mary - ■ BROCKLEY


R ep o s in g in Pcacenaven Chapel o f R e s t . S ervice and c r em at ion w i l l .take p lace a t Accrin gton Cre­ m a to r ium o n T u e sd a y . February 2 6 th a t 1 1 -4 0 a .m . N o f l o w e r s b y r eq u e s t , b u t d o n a t io n s in mem ory o f D o r is i f so d e s ir ed may b e given to th e D erian H ou se Child­ ren's H o sp ic e , c /o Mrs Pau line Pr ice, 3 9 D ow n - h am R oad .'-C h a tb u rn . C l i th e r o e . B B 7 4 A U . Inq u ir ies to Brian Pr ice a n d S o n . F u n e r a l D ir e c to r s . T e l . 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 1 2 9 7 .


■ Precious they stay, Time and no-one, • • ■ Can take them away.


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M em o r iam HARRISON


Deep are tbc memories,


fR Memoriam HARRISON


C o n g ra tu la t io n s


T r e a su r cdm em o r ie so f a much lo v ed s o n - in - law S tep hen, d ied February 2 2n d . 1 9 9 9 .


Stephen David Never more than a .


F r om P a u l . A v r i l an d Sarah.


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-Tr ea su r edm em o r ie so f a dear n ep h ew and cou s in , w h o d i e d F e b r u a r y 2 2n d . 1 9 9 9 .


HARRISON i Stephen


■Uncle M au r ic e . S u sa n , A d e l e . I a n , A n d r ew . Luke and Lauren xxx.


F r om A u n t ie E i le e n .


Loved and remembered altvays.


. However long our lives may last, * Whatever we may do. Whatever joy or griefs we have, ‘


/ HARRISON ■' Stephen David


thought away, loved and remembered ■ every day:


Februa ry 2 5 th .


> • \ TOWNSEND . Michael


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. fO n e in a million Michael, . That tvas you.


, Time to give and time to . '.care, y Someone to turn to kin d . i;and true, * •


You always bad a smile ■to share, .> : .. '


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We a ll m is s y ou , - lo v e Mum, Dad.and family.


L o v in g m em o r ie s o f a d ear husband and father, d ie d F e b r u a r y 2 4 t h . 1 9 9 6 . • -


TOWNSON Frederick


With lo v e from Linda. M ic h a e l a n d R ic h a r d


. Loved and remembered everyday.


L ov e from Mum, He len and DaVld.


February 2 4 th . 1 9 9 6 . Remembered always.


TOWNSON Frederick


.'.We will remember you. S a d ly m i s s e d , n e v e r fo rg o t ten . Th e Chatburn Lads.


W h o d i e d F e b r u a r y 2 2 n d .* 1 9 9 9 . L o v in g m em o r ie so f a w ond er ful husband.


Stephen David *


_ And there you will remdin. To walk tiilh me throughout my life. Until uv meet again.


D ie d F e b r u a r y 2 2 n d . 1 9 9 9 .


Stephen David • HARRISON


M is s you fo rev e r, lo v e Dad and Mum xxx.


Each morning as uv uake you're there, Throughout the day you stay, and just before we close our cj'cs, You sadly fade atmy.


D ie d F e b r u a r y 2 2 n d . 1 9 9 9 . R em em b e r in g a v e r y s p e c ia l b r o th e r , b r o t h e r - in - l a w a n d u ncle w h o d ied 3 yea r s a go today.


. HARRISON Stephen


Lo ts o f lo v e from Ian. J u lie . Laura and Becky xxxx.


You're always in our thoughts Harry and uncle Harry, always in our hearts.


I bold you close within my heart,


D early lo v ed w ife and m o th er to Dean na and Brian, a lso w e l l loved grandma to Gillian and Mark.


INGHAM Gladys


■Love Alfred.


Your devotion is still with us.


I lo v e you and m is s you s o much, y ou r ev e r lo v - ing w ife Andrea xxxx.


In lo v in g memory o f a dear husband and fa th e r . w h o p a ssed aw a y Febru ­ ary 2 1 s t , 1 9 8 2 .


PARKER John


L ove K a th le en , Lorraine and Carol xxx.


Time is swiftly passing by, But love and memories never die.


In loving memory o f a d e a r m o t h e r , w h o p a s s ed aw a y Feb ru a ry 2 2n d . 2 0 0 1 .


PROCTER Margaret


From Nora and Bill and family. ^


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F o n d e s t m em o r ie s* o f F r a n c e s J e a n (n a n a ) Scott.* a lo v in g moth er, nana, great-n an a, s is t e r and mum-in-Iaw. From T e r en c e . D ian e. Gillian.. J o an n e . Emily. N a ta lie . J im , M a n d y a n d h e r many fr ien d s . February 2 2n d . 1 9 9 2 .


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J a n e t . H a n n a h a n d Reb ecca w ish to ex p r e s s s in c e r e th a n k s t o a l l r e la t iv e s , f r ie n d s a n d 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 ­ pathy and n um e rou s le t ­ te r s and cards o f co n d o ­ le n c e a n d d o n a t io n s re c e iv ed during th e ir sad lo s s . T h a n k in g a lso D r J. S a u n d e r s a n d D r A . H u s o n , C a n o n P h i l ip D ea rd en and R ev. P e te r Sheph erd fo r th e ir com ­ fo r t in g m in is t r a t io n s , th e s ta f f a t B o o ts , th e p aramedics w h o a t ten ­ ded him and P o l ic e Offi­ c e r K a r l P e n l in g t o n . Th an ks a lso to 'C a lv e r - le y s Funeral S e rv ic e for th e caring ,way in w h ich th e fu n e ra l a r r a n g e ­ m en ts w e r e ca rried ou t .


BARNES Alan


^nelghboursfor th e cards o f c o n d o l e n c e , k in d e x p r e s s i o n s


V era and a ll th e family o f th e la te William S tan ­ le y Bury w ish to ex p r e s s th e ir h ea r t fe l t th ank s to a ll r e la t iv e s , fr ien d s and


William Stanley BURY


Church. To th e Ambu­ lan ce and P o l ic e Service fo r a il th e ir h elp . S pe cia l th ank s to th e R ev . J. Birbeck and to a ll w h o ' a t ten d ed th e s e rv ic e at A l l H a l lo w s C h u r c h , M it ton .


sympathy, d o n a t io n s and f loral tr ib u te s to Mit ton


o f • UftanA <you


Michael Byrne and fam­ i ly o f t h e la t e B e t t y B y r n e w i s h t o th a n k m o s t s i n c e r e l y a l l fr ien d s , family and all * w h o a t t e n d e d t h e fu neral s e rv ic e fo r th e k in d w o r d s , su p p o r t , m as s o f ferin g s and f loral tr ib u te s r e c e iv ed a t th is sad t im e . S p e c ia l th ank s to D o c to r Zak, D is tr ic t N u r se s and n u r se s and s ta f f o f Chr is t ie's fo r all th e car e and a t ten t io n B e t ty re c e iv ed , a lso to F a th e r W a r e in g -a n d F a th e r C h a lo n e r fo r t h e i r k in d n e s s a n d su p p o r t . .


Elizabeth BYRNE


Th e fam i ly ‘o f th e ' la t e M a r y D u d d y w i s h t o . th a n k r e la t iv e s ■ a n d f r ie n d s w h o a t ten d ed - , t h e • fu n e r a l s e r v i c e ; Thanks a lso to A l l a n d ’ Jan e, Susan a t th e Ro yal B r i t ish L eg io n . F a th e r Wareing and Eric May- m a n a t C l i t h e r o e Fu neral S erv ice. S pe cial th ank s t o D r A . Husori and th e s ta f f o f Bee ch- g ro v e for th e ir k in d n e s s and sup p o rt .


Mary Elizabeth ' ■ • D U D D Y ;


Ann -Ma r ie. Trev o r and fam i ly w o u ld l ik e t o e x p r e s s t h e ir s in c e r e , th an k s to all re la t iv e s , fr ien ds and n e igh b ou rs f o r t h e m a n y k in d e x p r e s s io n s o f sympathy and le t te r s and cards o f co n d o len c e , f lo ra l tribu ­ t e s a n d d o n a t i o n s r e c e iv ed during th e ir sad lo s s . Thanking a ls o th e Rev . R od n ey N ich o lso n fo r h is kind w o rd s and c o m f o r t i n g m in is tra t io n s .T o R ib b le 1 Valley C ro s sro ad s C are, and th e N u r se s and S taf f ' o f - H o d d e r Ward. C l i - / th e r o e H o sp ita l. D n Zak-. and th e D is tr ic t Nurses.' and* a ll a t Beech .Grove^


EATOCK Eleanor


FAHEY : (nee Walmsley) - Simon and Donnu are


■ pleased to announce the ’ birth of their baby son, .. Daniel Patrick,


on February 15th, 2 0 0 2 / ■weighing 6 lb lo z ,


. .at the Calderdate Royal : Hospital, Halifax; v/T-


- • . Thank you fo all a t ' - ' ' Calderdale Royal Hospital* * and all-family in Clitheroe.:


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fo r a ll th e ir c a r e / ik ln d - ’1 n e s s and sup p o rt ; f in a lly r to th e Pr ice faml!y*for: t h e


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Margaret. Amy and Katy. w ish to ex p r e s s s in c e r e th ank s to Dad and Mum«t H a r t le y . J o h n . - SuSan;^. R ob in , J oh n -B ob .T e r e sa


• James Richard . PINDER


and A lan and to a ll th e 1 other- r e la t iv es ;^ friend s and n e ig h b o u r s fo r thelr> h e lp , d u r in g . J im m y ' s , r e c en t s ta y in -h o sp i ta l and for. th e e x p r e s s io n s o f sym p a th y ,* , c a r d s , f low e r s an d d o n a t io n s d u r in g th e ir -sad lo s s . . Thanks a lso : to F ath er C h a lo n e r - a n d . G e o f f Dea rd en fo r their, com ­ f o r t in g m in i s t r a t io n s and Dr D rown and s ta f f a t . S I a id b u r n H e a l th Centre.*.Also thank;you< to Brian Pr ice and family f o r ” a r r a n g in g ' s i t h e fu n e r a l . T h a n k y o u l ’to . ev e ryb od y w h o h a s 'hel­ ped in th e la s t f iv e yeeirs w i t h 'J im m y 's - i l ln e s s . : Thank you;'


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WilLand Susannah "are. I lo announce:


, r , the'birth'of . "William Henry Walton,^ on February 1 Oth,’ , 2002, ’


\ ■ weighing’7lb 15 o z .'


,-A welcome brother,for r>VlydicTc


f|Vaby*mldwiyes;bnd i staff on:Wards <27: and - ■’ C^'Queeris Park' ‘ \ Hospital,-with'special • - thanks’to” - V r.


Annette Dugdale. ;


^•^Thank'you Donna and. v■>. w^.*'<Simon fo ro u r ‘second • » ^.Gjandchild, Daniel Patrick;


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* *' Love you • \ • - Mum and Dad. - v)


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Grandad Bill of the


STORK HOTEL, • Simonstone


would like fo thank all his friends for their


cards, qifts and best . wishes on his


, 80th birthday.


Simon and Linzi w o u ld l ik e to th ank ev e ry o n e fo r a ll th e lo v e ly to k en s a n d g i f t s r e c e iv e d o n th e ir e n g a g em en t an d hope* ev e ry o n e en jo y ed th e p arty a s much a s us. We w ou ld.:also v like.'.to thank'', ev e ry o n e 'a t \ th e R o s e /a n d C r o w n ' f o r making it :a sp e ia l day; c


HOPE - BRUNKER * c y v . * •'! ''


Happy 21st Birthday Ryan.


Love Mum and Dad.


Dean and Snamille, Simone and Mick.


Have a great day. Kirsty, Stephen,


Ethan, Chloe and i


Happy Birthday • Uncle Ryan. ;


Birthday Memories


Birthday remembrance, F e b r u a r y 2 4 t h ,1 9 2 2 . F r om T om , M a rk an d D e b r a . W e lo v e y o u Grandma Mary. S op h ie and Paige.


(Loynd) Mary Agnes HENSHAW U&arJL ^Lfou


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. ing to b e h e ld a t H o l y T r i n i t y Church, Ra thm e ll, on Saturday, 23 rd


M em o r ia l s e r v ic e f o r T h om a s a n d A lic e Ann C ow k -


COWKING


.February a t 1 1 -3 0 a.m.


McGLYNN JONES -


Anthony and Stephen would like to thank


everyone who attended their joint 40th party.


Many thanks for all the cards, gifts and good .w ish e s .


Special thanks to the Waddy


STAR GUESTS.


THANK YOU!


SPEDDING


Robin and Olwyn would like to thank Friends and


' past customers for their generous gifts and kind . messages on their


retirement from the milk ..


round.


A special thank you to Peter and Kath for


organising the surprise- presentation at the


Old Post House Hotel. ■ We wish them every


success for the future.


TAYLOR Ryan


CONTI Laura


. February 23rd, 2002


Happy 21st Birthday Laura. Have a brill weekend. All our love


Mum and Dad xx Happy 21st Lou*.


Vixs and Martin x x ■


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and fam il ie s w o u ld lik e to ex p r e s s th e ir 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 igh b ou r s f o r t h e m a n y k ln d . e x p r e s s io n s o f sympathy and le t te r s and cards o f c o r r d o le n c e r e c e iv e d d u r in g th e ir s a d lo s s . Thanking a lso , th e R ev .. A . B a i le y - fo r h is kind w o r d s a n d c om fo r t in g ■ m in i s t r a t io n s . D r . A . Hu son and th e N u r se s a n d S t a f f o n P e n d le Ward, C lith e r o e H o sp i­ tal fo r a ll th e ir car e and k in d n e s s . T o e v e r y o n e w h o h as given d o n a t io n s fo r th e A r th r i t i s a n d R h eum at ic Council and to Brian Pr ic e and family f o r . a l l


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A - ,J Coming of Age


STAFF shortages have led to the disbandment of -Clitheroe’s main youth club,'sparking fearslthat bored teenagers may now become the town’s number one menace. '


- . , ' ' : . ; Concerns that the clo- ■ increased crime, bu t


sure of Trinity Youth Club, which met a t the Trin i ty - Community


•Centre,' Wesleyan Row, will lead to an increase m


youth nuisance crimes were voiced earlier this week a t a meeting of Chtheroe Town Council. Councillors sought


reassurance from com­ munity centre manager Mr Geoff Jackson, a guest at their meeting on another issue, th a t the club’s closure would only be temporary. They told Mr Jackson th a t they were not only worried over the possibility of


fearful th a t the alcohol and drug safety mes­ sages that were once part


. of the club’s culture were. not now able to be driven - home to youngsters in -. the same way. ■ However, Mr Jackson ■


is reliant on Lancashire - County. Council’s Youth and Community-Ser­ vices ■ -Department;, which has a Ribble Val­ ley office in Whalley, to provide youth workers and the other staff need­ ed to re-launch the club. While it is understood


Boy in court for anti-social


order breach


AN 11-YEAR-OLD Clitheroe boy who became one of th e youngest in th e country to be made subject to an a n t i ­ social behaviour ord­ er has been fined £20


for breaching it. Blackburn magis­


trates were told the boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, walked up to St James's CE Pri­ mary School, Clitheroe, knocked on the door and left. .. ■ This breached a condi­


tion of his order that he did not enter any public building where the per­ son responsible had made.it clear they did not want him to.‘>


The school's head­ teacher had made a writ-


•ten request to the boy's mother th a t he should not go to the premises from which he had been excluded some years ear­ lier. , Mrs Christiana Buch­ anan (prosecuting) said


. the headteacher was concerned for the well­ being and.care of his pupils when the boy was seen around the school. He wrote the letter to his mother on police advice. Later the boy walked up to the school and knock­ ed on the door. "He then swaggered


back to his friends and the headteacher made, a complaint to the police" said Mrs Buchanan.


Back to drawing board


to solve a damp problem GOVERNORS of St Michael and St John's RC Pri­ mary School, in Lowergate, Clitheroe, will have to think again about ways of solving a damp problem. They applied to' planners for permission to clad


first floor gables, walls and staircase with thermo­ plastic panels with a stone chip finish to stop the damp penetrating upstairs walls.' But the 1904 building is inside the Clitheroe Con­


servation area and Ribble Valley Borough Council Planning and Development Committee refused per- mission.The committee said the materials would'be visually detrimental to the locality and the building.


Birthday Greetings


Charged with £70,000 thefts


A WHALLEY woman was due to appear in court on remand again today on' a charge of th ef ts totalling more than £70,000 from her employer.: '.,;:; : ' '. Mary Vera Fishwick (39) of Gardeners Cot­


tage, Whalley, was bailed when she appeared before Blackburn Magis­ trates last week, charged with thefts from Optical Direct on dates between November .1998 and June 2001


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Camille Burgess - Daniel Wilkinson


Congralulations on your Engagement.'


From both families and - friends.


to Rivesaltes the follow­ ing year to play him and a local side. This established the


‘.‘We have aised more than £20,000 for charity by charging people to come and. watch the football match.” This year, proceeds


connection, with one year a Clitheroe team going to France and the next, a French team coming to Clitheroe. Said Mr Hargreaves:


programme.. ', Pro­ grammes are being sold for £1 in advance of the day or £2 on the gate. Mr Hargreaves is also hopeful spectators will make a small donation to have their photograph taken with the FA Cup. Tickets for the black


from the match are to be split between Clitheroe’s First Responders group and Manchester's Chris­ tie Hospital.-Admission to the Easter. Sunday game, which kicks-off a t . 2 p.m., is via souvenir


tie masked ball, also on Easter Sunday, are on sale for £30 and can be obtained by telephoning 01200 426929. In addi­ tion; French Connection is hosting a fund-raising soul night for the visit. I t -takes place on


March 16th a t the Dog Inn, Clitheroe, and fea­ tures live vocals from Keith Campbell. ■


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th a t sickness leave, transfers and disquiet contact us.”


among the youth team assigned to the Trinity club has contributed to the staff shortages that have enforced its closure, a t the time of going to press, Mr Jackson was unavailable for com­ ment. However, a Lan­ cashire. County Council spokesman confirmed: “The club has had to be closed because of staff shortages. We want it to re-open and if anyone is interested in training for youth work in the Ribble Valley, we would be grateful if they could


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Danger road slammed by the AA


er he issued this invita­ tion: "If they want to sit in our house and see the traffic coine down the road it would certainly change their minds." Coun. Richard Sher-


ras, the Gisburn repre­ sentative on Ribble Val­ ley Borough Council, said the police were doing a lot of work on the road to try and stop speeding. However he added: "With these sort of roads there is not a lot th a t they can do other than to keep the surface decent. I t is up to drivers to use their common- sense." Local police chief


said t h a t . theuactual number of serious or


Insp. Bob Ford said a lot of effort was being put into enforcing speed lim­ its. He added that offi­ cers were working in partnership with Lan­ cashire County Council and their counterparts in Cumbria concerning motorbike safety cam­ paigns. Insp Ford said that he understood there had been a reduction in accidents on the A682 in recent times. A spokesman for Lan­ cashire County Council


fatal accidents recorded between 1997 and 1999, the timescale used for the nationwide study, was 20, with 13 involv­ ing motorcyclists. Eight incidents had proved fatal, with six of those involving cyclists. He' added th a t the .


county had carried out a "signing and lining" scheme on the highway in February 2000 in a bid to alert drivers to the road conditions: "The AA study highlights the fact that there should be partnerships between organisations like our- selyes and the local authority to do what we can to make roads safer, b u t driver behaviour plays a big part in mak­ ing sure roads are safe."


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PUPILS of a Clitheroe School are bringing some joy to children of East­ ern Europe. Before they broke up for half term, pupils of Moorland School and their nursery filled 200 shoe boxes with items guaranteed to bring a smile to the faces of youngsters who are poor and underprivileged.


• Under a Rotary Inter­ national scheme,' the children filled the boxes with toys, crayons, Lego, toothpaste, washing powder, writing paper, envelopes and pens - all items subject to dire shortage in countries such as Romania, Poland, Albania and Ukraine. Moorland principal Mrs Janet Harrison said:


attached a £1 coin to each box to pay for its transportation across


"It is nice for them to be giving rath er than receiving. I t is children helping children." The children also


pupils piling up the boxes ready for trans­ portation. (J150202/1)


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