Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified), www.eastlancsnews.co.ukO 2 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, August 29th, 2002 In association with . f(oral‘Basket f‘ lorist


F low e r s f o r a l l o c c a s io n s F u n e r a l t r ib u t e s p e c ia l is t s


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Birthday' Memories


B L E A Z A R D M a r g a r e t .


P ea ceful ly o n A ugu st 24th. 2002. in hospital.' Margaret, aged 77 years o f Clitheroe, the dearly


loved sister o f the late J im , a ls o a fr ien d t o many. F o r . all funeral a r ra n g em en ts p le a s e ring Brian Price & Son. Tel. 01200 441297.


On Sunday, August25th, 2002. peacefully at Riv­ erside House, S aw le y , . Edna, a g ed 8 9 y ea r s , daughter o f the late - Harry and Sally, sister o f the late Arthur, also a loved auntie to Colin, S h e i la . B a rb a ra an d their families. Prayers in Peacchaven Chapel o f Rest, tomor row, Friday. A ugu st 3 0 th a t 1 1-1 5 a.m. followed by inter­ m e n t a t C l i t h e r o e Cemetery. Flowers will b e r e c e i v e d a t Peacehaven. Inquiries to B r ia n P r i c e & S o n , Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441297.


JO N E S E d n a


, much loved and devoted granddaughter o f Mar­ garet and David, Peter and Susan, loving niece o f Sarah an d Stuar t. Kristian and Kelly also d e a r ly lo v e d b y h e r cousins.


On Sunday. August 25th, 2 0 0 2 , p e a c e fu l ly in hospital. Annabel Grace, a g ed 2 2 m on th s , the dearly beloved and pre- c i o u s d a u g h t e r , o f Lucinda and Matthew,


Baby Annabel Grace T U R N E R


ations if desired payable L a n g sh aw s F u n e ra Service fo r the Intensive Care Unit (North) Pend- l e b u r y C h i ld r e n s Hospital. Further inqui­ r i e s t o L a n g s h a w s Funeral Service, King S tr e e t . W h a l ley ; T e l . 01254 824529. .


God wanted one more


angel, To grace His heavenly throne, And so He took our darling,


~ And bid us not to mourn. in Memoriam • very dear wife, mum and^,; In loving memory o f


D IX O N . P e g g y


; net vr die,', In our hearts you will always_stay Loved \and remembered •


Time goes' by,- > ■ But our love forjou .w ill


&


Love Tom. Lynn, Jack, Chris and Paul xxx.


every day. Goodnight and God bless.


In m em o ry o f a d e a r brother, brother-in-law and uncle, died August


L AW S O N C o l in


2 9 th .1993. Loved and remembered


Birthday Memories'


Happy birthday memo­ ries o f my loving dad, died August 27th, 1985.


B O W K E R T om


As I travel through lifes


journey, You will always be my


A lw a y s y o u r lo v in g d aughter Thelma and Tom.


guide, x-arc


.From y ou r ’ loving wife L o u , a n d d a u gh te r s , Julie and Tracey and son


D ied S ep tem b e r 4 th. 2000. Put your arm around' him Lord, And touch his smiling face. For he is someone special, Who cannot be replaced.


D IC K IN S O N J o h n R a ym o n d


Paul, xxx


The family o f the la te’ A nnie Simpson w ou ld like to thank everyone w h o ga v e d on a t ion s , £400 has been donated . t o th e A r th r i t is and Rheumatic Council.


S IM P S O N A n n ie


Thank You H O W A R T H


would like to thank all friends and relatives for th e ir g i f t s an d g o o d wishes received on the occasion o f their Silver Wedding Anniversary. Thanks to everyone who attended the party, we hope you enjoyed it as much as we did.


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From Ronald. George, Beryl and Carol.


grandparentsand all her family. Funeral service will be held at All Saints Church, Pendleton, on ' Friday, August 30th at 1 p.m. prior to interment at Whalley and Wiswell Cemetery. Family f low ­ ers only please, but d on­


great-


E l iz a b e th , K e r s t ln . A n d r ew , a n d fam i ly w ou ld like t o express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighboursfor the many kind expressionsof sym­ pathy and le tters , the many cards o f condo-1 l e n c e a n d f l o w e r s received during their sad loss. Thanking also the Rev. Alan Bailey for his kind word s and minis­ tra tion s and M r A la n , A m o s fo r th e ch u r ch music. To all wh o atten­ ded the funeral service and have given d ona ­ tions to St Catherine's Church. Finally to Brian Price and Son . fo r the funeral arrangements.


A L D E R T O N J o h n F ra n c is


Karren, Jason, Darren and family would like to e x p r e s s th e ir s in ce re th a n k s t o r e la t iv e s , neighbours' and every­ one in Waddington for the many kind expres­ s io n s o f s ym p a th y , letters, cards o f con d o ­ lence and especially, for th e s u p p o r t w e ha ve received during our sad loss. Thanking also, the Rev. A. Bailey fo r his kind w ord s and comfort- in g m in is t ra t ion s , t o everyone wh o has given donations fo r the Wad­ d ington S p o r ts S ocial a n d P la y in g F ie ld s G r o u p an d f in a l ly t o Brian. Jean. Carl and Pauline P r ic e fo r the funeral arrangements


S ID D A L L . B a r r y J am e s


, S T E W A R T S


M r s J o y c e S t ew a r t w o u ld l ik e t o - th a n k


••■'•••Peter'


fam i ly , f r ie n d s - a n d neighbours fo r the con siderationand con dolen­


August 30th . We know it's still your ■


. S E A W A R D • T r e v o r •


birthday, liven though yxni're gone,


With love wife Kathleen, d a u gh te r s Gla re and , Emma^mother Doreen.


Your spirit is sttll with, us, Father, husband,son.-


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‘HfhanfL *7/ou\. W A D E Maud


would like to thank all-,’,


my relatives, friends and | neighbours for making my 90th Birthday a day to remember.


Many thanks for all the lovely cards and best wishes which I received.


30


N A Y L O R f f Rick.


Happy 30lh Birthday,. August 27th. ■


Lots of love ' always, Richalene 0 V A TREASURED


»' MEMENTO For years to come


< m tz j* Brian^cmd Helen.


Would like to thank all friends and relations for


.the loveley presents and cards received on there ’


' 40th Ruby Wedding Anniversary and ' •’ ... Helen's oOth.


G A R N E R Kim


Congratulations on your' 21st Birthday Kim, September 2nd. Love and best wishes :


For everything i . baby needs


Tel: 01200 442434 •-•O


pen 6 days 9 a:m:'.5.30 35*37 Castle-Street,


. - Clitheroe


'Hospital fo r their care and dedication.


ces following the recent passing o f her husband Pe te r . Thanks a lso to Pete r 's w o rkm a te s at G T R M f o r t h e i r a t ten d a n c e , th e R e v . Philpott fo r his service at the crematorium, and a ls o t o th e C l i th e r o e Funeral Service. Finally a 'sp e c ia l thanks to all th e s ta f f a t C l ith e r o e


4,-.. P e te r K a y .S p e n c e r . , .... A lice’ and family would l ik e .t o e x t e n d th e ir , heartfelt thanks fo r all the kindness given by^ family, friends and all coricernedduring the il l ­ n e s s a n d sa d lo s s o f


Peter. Special thanks are extended to Dr Brown; district nurses, MacMil­ lan Nurses. Hospice and Twilight Nurses, Father N ich o la s T u rn e r and D e a con A n n e T u rn e r and to David Hartley o f Windles. w h o gave such su p p ort to all the family. Thank you.


Donations::: W A L K E R -Mum, Dad,'


Grandma, Grandad and all the family x x x


Best wishes Kim. Love always, Nana x x x


H I G H A M Simone


. Wishing our wonderful ' Daughter a very happy


S P E N C E R (nee Spedding)


Barry, Tracey and Ella are delighted ta announce the safe


^arrival of Luke, on August 15th, 2002,


i^weighing 7lb 3oz. • Many thanks to the


Rlbble Valley Midwives and Staff at Queens Park Hospital.


30lh Birthday, August 29th. All our love-


G A R N E R Kim


Happy 21 st Birthday. , All our love


Lindsey and Wez x x x


Happy 21 st Auntie Kim. Hugs and kisses,


Leighton and Saxon x x x


A S H T O N W IN T L E


Tim and Diane are delighted to announce


the safe arrival of their son, William Spencer, born on July 17th, . 2002, weighing 7lb 15oz.


Welcome baby brother lots of love Charlotte. Many thanks to the staff at Queens Park


Hospital and to family and friends for the cards and gifts received.


21 2 1 2 7 2 1 21 G A R N E R i


Kim ^


All the best Kim. ^ Love from *


Stephen and 2 Louise


-i x x x >


Mum and Dad x x x From Daisy x x x


30


H I G H A M Simone ,-


Happy 30lh Birthday, August 29lh, Mona. Have a great day. '


All our love and.best wishes


Catherine, Tids, Danielle, Matthew and Katie xxx


Bev, Shaun, Sam and Jack x x x ; . •


ISHERW00D Matthew


. Well done on achieving


, lOGCSE's.


,Good luck in your ■‘•‘\fulure college . days. Love from


Mum an d Dad. CELEBRATING?^! S M IT H


(nee Lewis) Stephen and


Samantha are delighted to


announce the safe


arrival of a daughter, Phoebe Alice, on August 23 rd,


weighing 7lb 2oz.-A welcome sister for Jessica.


local midwives abd the staff at Queens Park Hospital.


Many thanks tothe


Birthday Greetings


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Happy 30th Birthday . , Martin, August 31 st... '


Lots of love,’Mum, Dad, Deborah, •


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W A D D IN G T O N Amanda


Congralulalions on your GCSE results.


10 A - C grades. LoveMum. ‘


W A D D IN G T O N Amanda


Congratulations on your exams.


Love Grandad.


O W E N Kelly


Congratulations on your GCSE results.


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1ML S ilver Wedding


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Tony and Janet September 3rd, 2002.


Happy Silver Wedding • Anniversary. Enjoy the cruise.


Lots of love, Emma, Lucy, Carl an d Malt-


Lots of love, Mum. f t BELL- CARROLL Full Highland dress


was worn by the bride­ groom, best man, page­ boys and many of the guests at a wedding at the Moorcock Inn, Waddington. T h e b r id e w a s H elen


Carroll, the daughter of M r W a l te r C a r ro l l and


M r s J a n C a r r o l l , o f Clitheroe. The bridegroom was'


distribution manager Derrick Bell, the son of Mr Fredrick Bell and Mrs Elsa Bell, of Coat­ bridge, Scotland. Given away by her


father, the bride wore an Empire-style cream silk gown with a beaded bodice and stole plus a gold tiara of pearls. She carried a bouquet of, white roses, lilies and lilac freesia. - The bridesmaids were


the Misses Lucy, Sarah and Emily Fox, the bride's nieces, and the Misses Rachel and Ham nah Muir, the bride­ groom's nieces. They wore dresses with ivory embroidered bodices and carried hand-tied posies of lilac freesia, roses, lilies and gold beargrass. The matron of honour


was the bride's sister, and Joel Muir, the bride; Mrs Tracy Fox. She wore groom's nephew.


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a lilac satin dress with A reception was held stole and carried lilacN at the Moorcock Inn. freesia, roses and lilies and the couple honey-1 with silver beargrass. mooned on the Yorkshire Best man was Mr Cal- coast. They are to live in


lum Cunningham. Page- Coupar Angus, Perth-: boys were the bride and shire, Scotland, bridegroom's sons, Mas- Photo: Allan Bel!, ters Gary and Lyle Bell, York


Crash leads to air ambulance call out


A COLLISION between a car and a motorcycle near Bolton-by-Bowland resulted in the call-out of Lancashire's


| air ambulance on Monday. The rider o f ,the lOOOcc Suzuki


I motorcycle, who was from Manches­ ter, received severe leg injuries, but a


police spokesman said they were not life threatening. The driver of. the Volkswagen Polo car was uninjured, i The incident occurred on a bend and


necessitated the closure of Settle Road until the air ambulance had complete ed its task and the road cleared.


! Walkers enjoyed a stunning sight I


CRYSTAL clear visibility enabled the woodland towards the crest of Lon: Clitheroe Group of the Ramblers gridge Fell. After a short’ section on a Association to enjoy one of the best forest road they came to the small, lit7 views in England when they climbed tie visited clearing above Walker Fold; Longridge Fell on Wednesday evening with sweeping views to the north. loflastweek.


! In the. foreground the party could The party of 26 started its walk in see the^beautiful pastoral landscape of


I the delightful hidden hamlet of Kem- the Loud and Hodder valleys, behind pie End. The walkers then followed was the long sweep of the Bleasdale field paths west, via Fell Side Farm, Fells, whilst to the north-east they where they had the unusual experience of being "attacked" by a large iamb.: On the way they paused near the


I Paulinus Cross to enjoy the splendid views across the Ribble Valley to Pen- die,-with Clitheroe and Whalley prom- inent in the foreground - an appetiser :


I for the view which was the objective of | the walk. ’ ■ Walk leader John Earnshaw then I led the party north, up through dense


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could see Ingleborough, Pen-y-Ghent and even Whemside-a rare and beaur tifui sight.' The group agreed that, if it was not the best view in England, it was certainly one of the best. . The final delight of the evening was


the sight of the setting sun picking out Whalley viaduct and casting a warm pink glow over Pendle as the party descended down a forest road back to their waiting cars.


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HUBBLE, bubble, toil and t were some strange mixture Clitheroe Castle Museum th’ Witch Demdike (pictured 1


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Ifreckleton, complete with hef entertain adults and children from her spellbook and eerie (f


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Buclmgham double ended cast iron bath with bat and claw feet ................... -...£1200


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tide mine fittings. .......£157 heritage pine seat. ........ £59 RRP............


.....£1793 > > H O L M E S


George Richard August 29th.


Happy 1 st Birthday to our lovely little boy.


' Lots and lots of love from


Mummy .and Daddy x x x . Hugs and kisses Georgie.


b v g Thank You Birthday Greetings Young Generation


Av"POSITIVE and supportive line" is sought from.borough councillors by; Gastle Cement, which puts £10m. a year into the


local economy. - 'A : . , . ;■ In a response to current discus­


sions about the Ribble Valley Bor­ ough Council's formal position state­ ment on the company, it says that strenuous efforts to improve low level dust emissions continue. . - But Friends of the Earth put an. opposite point of view. It claims that' not only are some people contemplat­ ing legal action against the company, others are examining the Human Rights Act.


' Castle Cement General Manager From your big brother William x x x


Mr Ian Sutheran reviews the range of measures being adopted and suggests that because of the efforts made, the company, which employs 420 people directly and supports a considerable number of local contractors, deserves a positive and supportive line. Mr Sutheran frankly admits that


the introduction of Cemfuel to the works had a consultation procedure which "proved to be inadequate in light of later events." , This was a decade ago and the com­


pany has learned from the experience, says Mr Sutheran. "I believe the com­ pany is now known as one that will consult widely and fully with commu­ nity representatives and with the com­ munity itself." ■ Air quality in the Ribble Valley con­ tinues to meet standards which are not due to come into effect until 2005, emphasises Mr Sutheran. He reminds councillors that Castle Cement has improved the quality of monitoring by providing the council with a unit at Waddington costing £50,000 and pay­ ing the running costs. All-round environmental improve­


ments include using rail transport for up to 3,000 tonnes of coal a week and 1,000 tonnes a month of iron oxide. The possibility of sending out cement by rail is kept under review....... . Mr Sutheran says that the wet kilns


We deserve support from coUdcilMsPys


■ Castle Cement by Tim Procter


at the works could be mothballed ( withinthree to four years, depending.] on the progress of the company's new j plant at Padeswoon, Wales.


.j He emphasises that a health survey ,


has shown that respiratory complaints j and chest diseases in the areas near the j works are below the national average. *. This is also mentioned in a report i


some months old from Dr Stephen; Morton, the local Director of Publics Health, to the Environment Agency.!; The figures are, in general, re-assunng, • says Dr Morton. Health is generally! good, with no evidence of increased; levels of diseases attributed to com-1 mon air pollutants.


\ In a more recent letter to Ribble.;


Valley Borough Council, Dr Morton; suggests that assurances be sought for,, a "clear date" for the de-commission-‘J ing of the wet kilns, which fall short of J industry emission benchmarks in some.; respects. If the company needed them; in use, an interim package of improve-! ments should be pressed for.


j In its submission to the council, the.;


Environment Agency says its officials;) "believe we are beginning to see some: restoration of public confidence" in the; firm's operations and their regulation, j which the agency would like to build i on. It calls for more positive recogni-j tion of the efforts made by all con-j


cemed. ; Friends of the Earth has told thej


council that complaints about Castle: Cement remain ."persistently high". Iti claims that some people have moved; away from the area rather than c o n ­ tinue to live with unresolved environ-; mental issues.


j


Disaffected residents who feel thatj their complaints are not taken serious-)


ly enough are now looking at their rel-i atively new rights to clean air and the! legitimate enjoyment of one's home; and garden. Due to the combination of; weather and topography intermittent' plume-grounding is a fairly inevitable' consequence of Castle Cement's opera­ tions, says the submission.


-i Ribble Valley Borough Council's


Community Committee will now dis­ cuss the various responses before deciding on any amendments to the council's position statement.


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