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the late Wi l l iam (BUI) a much loved mothe r of Bryan and Ian, also a dear ly loved grand' mo th e r of David, Gil ­ l ia n a n d K a r e n . F o r funeral ar rangements, p le a s e c o n t a c t Br ian Pr ice and Son, Funeral Directors. : Tel; 01200 441297.


. Alan, Jul ie, Roy and I a n , a m u c h l o v e d father - in- law, grandad and great -grandad, - also a d e a r b ro th e r a n d u n c l e . T h e f u n e r a


service wil l take place o n F r id a y , O c t o b e r 1 0 t h a t S t J a m e s Ch u rch , Cl i th e ro e a t 11-30 a.m. fol lowed by cremat ion a t Pleasing t o n C r em a t o r i u m . F ami ly f low e r s o n ly please, b u t d ona t ions if so des i red to Mar ie Cur ie Cancer Care o r M a cM i l l a n C a n c e r Relief, c /o Calverley's Funeral Service, Chat- b urn Road, Cl i theroe, BB7 2AP . I n q u i r i e s Tel. 01200 442020.


Hornchurch.Es sex, the dear ly loved f r iend of Jo an and h e r family. Service and cremat ion took place a t Skipton C r e m a t o r i u m o n Tuesday, Oc tober 7th. Donat ions in memory of Ken, if so des i red, may be .given for the E a s t L a n c s H o s p i c e F u n d , c / o M r G . Brai thwai te, Hemlock C o t t a g e . D ow n h am, Cl i thcroe. Inqui r ies to Brian Pr ice and Son. Funeral Di rectors .Tel . 01200 441297.


i Memoriam


Die d O c t o b e r 1 1 th , 2 0 0 2 .


C LA R K Mary


Nothing is so stmng as gentleness, And nothing so gentle


N o t f o r g o t t e n , a M o t h e r a n d g o o d f r i e n d i n t im e s o f need.Love from Colin and Elizabeth.


as real strength.


Tr ea sured memor ies of a dear- mum, grandma a n d g r e a t g ra n dma , ! wh o died suddenly on Oc tober 11 th. 2002.


C LA R K Mary


L o v e a lw a y s f r om Olwy n , G r a h am a n d familv.


. uv still cannot believe you have gone. Missing you so much.


A year has passed and


Trea sured memor ie sof a special husband, dad, g r a n d ad a n d great - grandad, died Oc tober 15th, 2001.


CU SA C K Tom


F r o*m P e g , P h i l , Siobhan, Hayley. Bren­ dan and Callum.


Loved and remembetvd eveiyday.


Trea sured memor ies of a s p e c i a l u n c l e a n d grandad, died Oc tober 15th, 2001.


C U SA C K Tom


Many things have happened, That ire wanted you to share, Many times we needed you.


All o u r love forever. Joe, Maureen, Char l ie, Sean. Lor raine, David, Ke r ry and Niamh xxx.


And wished that you weiv then1.


On S e p t em b e r 25 th . 2003, in hospi tal , Ken, aged 72 years, of Cli- th e ro c and former ly of


Kenneth (Ken) PAGE


On Thur sday, Oc tober 2nd, 2003, peacefully a t home, Tom, aged 7 t years, the beloved h u s ­ band of the late Sylvia, the dear ly loved dad of


HOW EL L Thomas


Peaceful ly on Oc tober 7th, 2003, a t he r home in C l i th e r o e , Ste l la a g e d 8 0 y e a r s , t h e d e a r ly lo v ed wi fe


HANSON Stella


In Memoriam SMITH


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Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising); Burnley 422331 (Classified), www.clitheroetoday.co.uk Toll House Readers’ display


BEADS as an a rt and craft form are being exhibited a t a Clitheroe coffee


shop. • The Toll House Beaders have pre­


R em em b e r i n g w i t h much love a very pre cious son and b r o th e r taken from us Oc tober 8 th , 1 9 9 5 , a g e d 1 3 weeks .


. Christian William James.


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Love Daddy, Mummy, Char lot te and Sebas ­ t ian xx. •


God bless stveetbeatl.


In loving memory of a dear ly loved husband. Bernard, wh o died on Oc tober 11th, 1994, ; A tribute o f love and ;


THOMPSON Bernard


From y our loving wi fe Eileen.


/ Birthday Memories


Loving bi r thday mem or ies of a wonder ful w i f e , m u m> a n d g r a n dm a , O c t o b e r 10th.


MCDONNELL Maura ,


f in d the softest pillow Lord, To lay her head upon,


Place a kiss upon her cheek, r


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All o u r love today and always . Joe, Maureen and Sean.


And tell her who it's , from. •


From David, Ke r ry and Niamh xxx.


We love and miss you grandma


Thanks for Sympathy


David and Nigel and th e i r fami l ie s w o u ld l ike to thank the many f r iends wh o have been so kind and suppor t ive dur ing this s ad time. Th a n k you especial ly for the let ters , cards and messages of sym­ pa thy and also for the dona t io n s to Diabetes U K i n m e m o r y o f Allan.


BOU CHER Allan


The family of the la te Geoffrey Due rden wish to thank all relat ives, f r iends and neighbour s f o r th e k in d l e t t e r s , c a r d s o f c o n d o l e n c e and d ona t ions received a t this sad time. Spe ­ cial th an k s to the staf f a t the Crof t Re s t Home f o r t h e i r c a r e a n d a t ten t io n given to Dad, and to Rev. C. Ste r ry for his kind and com­ for t ing minis t rat ions .


DU ERD EN Geoffrey


Phi l ippa would l ike to th an k everyone wh o so k i n d l y s e n t c a r d s . Yo u r wa rm wishes are m u c h . a p p r e c i a t e d T h a n k s also, t o Ca r l and Paul ine Pr ice for t h e i r u n d e r s t a n d i n g and efficiency.


Michael Barclay M c FA L L


The family of the late Char les Walsh would l i k e t o t h a n k a l l relat ives, f r iends and n e i g h b o u r s f o r t h e many kind expres s ions of sympathy, cards and d o n a t i o n s r e c e i v e d d u r i n g . t h e i r t ime o f s o r r o w a n d l o s s . T h a n k in g a l s o Rev . Rodney Nicholson for h i s k in d .wo r d s a n d co m fo rt in g minis t rat ions .


WALSH Charles


The family of the late Henry Wi ldman wish to expres s th e i r thanks to all relat ives, f r iends and n e ig h b o u r s fo r the kind let ters , cards of condolence and d o n a ­ t ions received a t this s a d t im e . S p e c i a l than k s to doc tor s and n u r s e s a t Bla ck b u rn R o y a l


Henry Bateman WILDMAN HIBBERT


Ross and Lesley are delighted to


Que ens P a rk Hospi tal and a t Whal ley Medi ­ cal Cent re . Thanks - also to the Pin d e r fam­ ilies for th e i r help, and t o t h e R e v . D a v i d N o b l e t t fo r h i s k in d a n d


I n f i rm a r y , minis t rat ions . c o m f o r t i n g


announce the birth of Thomas George on October 2nd, 2003.


Special thanks to staff on the Neo


natal unit and Ward C5.


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LO RD ST JU D E


Well done mum! Love from Stephen, Miles and Abigail


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Congratulations to Ross and Lesley on


the birth of our dear grandson, great grandson and nephew


Thomas George.


Lots of love and best wishes and well done


- . Mum, Dad, Grandma and


Grandad, Thomas, Vicky, Megan and Ashleigh


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O'TOOLE Angela


Congratulations, Angela,


all our love and best wishes, remember life begins at 40!


Love Jonathan,


Oli Preu and all your family and many friends


See you all at the Clitheroe Catholic Social Club on Saturday, October 1 Jth’


Engagemen '■ - .


THE Guide Dogs for the Blind Association has received a major funding boost after a coffee morning on Saturday. Held a t the United


Reformed Church, the morning consisted of a tombola, cake stall and sale of Christmas cards, calen­ dars and diaries designed by members. A generous amount of £760 was raised


for the Burnley and District branch. Former secretary of the


branch and now a commit­ tee member, Miss Christine Bailey, said: “The morning was very busy with I think over 100 guests. There was a nice atmosphere and I want to thank everybody for their support in donating prizes for the tombola and setting up the stalls.”


Among those present was


former Castle Cement work­ er Mr Christopher Tatter- sail of Chatburn Road, Chtheroe, who has raised a lot of money for the charity in the past. Our picture shows Mr


Tattersall with dog “Fable”, Joan Pickard and dog “Fran” (right) and Brenda Midgley with dog “Lucy” (left).


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HAWORTH Andrew & Sarah


Would like to say a big thank you for all the beautiful cards


and gifts received on our wedding day


and a special thank you to all our family and friends for mdking our day so very special


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TRISTRAM Phil and Claire are


delighted to announce the safe arrival of their beautiful daughter Isabella Catherine on October 3rd, 2003, weighing 4ib 12oz A welcome


sister for Thomas, granddaughter for Yvonne niece for


Nicola and Bryan and cousin for


Taylor and Tori Many thanks to


midwives at Queens Park Hospital Wards C7 and C9


Admin Department 01282 426161


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CHRISTA October 9th, 2003.


Congratulations and much love.


Gran, Mum and Harry.


CJ&.anJL ( L/ou


HENDERSON Mark, Karen, Evie


and Max would like lo thank family and friends for all their lovely cards and


presents following the arrival of Max on September 15th, 2 0 03.


Special thanks to Mum and Ribble Valley Midwives


especially Annette and Monica for all their


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Philip a n d Jill are delighted to


announce the safe arrival of their


beautiful daughter Poppy Eloise,


born September 19lh 2003


weighing 71b lo z , a much welcome


granddaughter for Geoff and Jean,


Jean and Bernard and Brenda and . David, 1 also


great-grandparents Sylvia and Jack.


^ fJ k a n k . y o u HIGHAM


Andrew, Simone and Joe would like


to thank family and friends for all.the gifts received for


Rosie's Christening. Thanks also to Key Street and Bev Brunker.


SIMPSON (nee Hunt)


To Robert and Joai a beautiful baby


daughter, Isabelle Lillian, on October


3rd, 2003, weighing 6lbs 15oz.


A very welcome and precious grand


daughter for Angela and Tom, a special niece for Laura and 8th grand child for Margaret and


Gordon in Canada. Many thanks to ’ midwives in


_Bedford_Hosgita]_i - October 10th.


GROOBY Alison


This story is sad as stories go, Alison Grooby has reached three 0,


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She checks the mirror for wear and tear, The wrinkled brow or odd grey hair, ButAli girl is on the ball, Enjoy your day, love from all.


Gran G, Mum, David, Jenny, Beth and Sam xxx


Special thanks to


ward C 7 at Queens Park Hospital and Sally on the CDS.


WILLIAMSON Stuart


^ Happy


-.,i) 2 1 st Birthday 'Se^ Love and best


wishes Mum,. John, Nana,


| Cliff, Maureen; and Katie: ;


Birthday Greetings


HODGES Rick


Happy Birthday! October 8th.


Loads of love.


Mum, Dad, Steph, Ches, Stephen, ^


Sarah, Lou, Chris, ; ■ Sam arid Nana.


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remembrance,.' v ' Of a husband l will never forget, His memory to me is a treasure, • My loss a lifetime regret.


O&anli ^IJou. FOX


Robert Would like to say


/.: thank.-you for your generous donations in lieu of gifts for his


■: 40th. £ 1 ,3 2 5 was raised for Christie's


and Cancer Research. Hope you all


enjoyed the party.


ATKINSON Clare, Paul and Grace


• Are delighted to announce the safe arrival of their son and brother


Charles John, on Saturday . October 4lh


Thank you to all concerned


. declare your undying love adore...


sented their third annual exhibition with a broad range of colourful and intricate items on a twin theme enti­ tled “Beaded Bottles” and “The Nat­ ural World”.


All the work has been produced by .


the 26 members of this thriving group over the past 12 months, using a wide variety of techniques, designs and styles.


1 - Also on show will be pieces complet­


ed during the group’s first Beading Retreat, held at Alston Hall, and from day courses during the year. A highlight is the group’s prize win­ ning carousel, created for the 2003


.Beadworkers Guild Challenge, which had the theme "Round and Round". The exhibition began this week and


runs to November 4th at Halfpenney’s Coffee Shop and Embroidery Centre, The Old Toll House, Parson Lane, Clitheroe. I t is open to the public on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Fri­ day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 3-30 p.m. The Toll House Beaders meet a t


Halfpenney’s Coffee Shop on the first Tuesday of the month and anyone wanting more information about the group and its activities can call Mrs Tessa Halfpenney on 01200 424478. Our picture shows Mrs Halfpenney


and some of the pieces a t the exhibi­ tion. (K071003/4)


Concerns over unit


PLANS to expand a controver­ sial psychiatric unit at Langho could be referred to the Home Office. Ribble Valley MP Nigel Evans


has asked Home Office Ministers to intervene a f te r being inundated with letters and phone calls from concerned residents living near the Kemple View development. Run privately by Partnerships in


Care, Kemple View is licensed by the Home Office to house up to 64 patients under the Mental Health Act. I t aims to rehabilitate them and


ease them back into society. However, nearby residents have been alarmed by a series of patients absconding from the unit, despite the security measures in place there. They include perimeter fencing and CCTV cam­ eras, locked doors and restricted open­ ing windows.


Now managers a t Kemple View


have unveiled plans for a new 18-bed unit, dose to the Rhydings housing estate. The new unit would house patients


detained by the courts under the Mental Health Act. I t replaces a pro­ posed 16-bed unit, which already has


planning permission. Last Thursday, residents voiced their fears, over the plans a t a packed public meeting in Langho Social Club, accusing man­ agers at Kemple View of putting fam­ ilies at risk. Now Conservative MP Mr Evans,


responding to the residents’ concerns, has called for an urgent meeting with managers at the psychiatric unit. . He also wants to see Home Office


involvement in the proposed new 18- bed unit. The planning application is due to be considered by Ribble Valley Borough Council on Thursday, Octo­ ber 30th.


Boost for Guide Dogs for the Blind Art workshops


workshops a t Clitheroe Library on Saturday. I The event is being run to


coincide with National family Learning Weekend and the free workshops will be held at 10-30 a.m. and again a t 1-30 p.m.Places are limited and anyone interested in attending should call a t the library for a ticket. Steve held a similar event at the library last year, proving a big hit with children and adults alike.Tomorrow (Friday) there will be stories and refreshments for under- fives at the library and cof­ fee for their parents and carers, from 1-30 p.m. to 2- 30 p.m. The free event is part of National Books tart Day.


Bridge winners


WINNERS a t Clitheroe Bridge Club on Monday evening were: NS Mrs J. Martindale and Mrs J. Taylor, Mrs B. Wilson, Mr D. Mortimer. EW equal first Mr and Mrs R. Ward, Mr G. Wharfe and Mrs R. Spencer.On Thursday evening winners were: NS Mrs J. Martindale and Mrs S. Johnson, Mr and Mrs R. Ward. EW Mrs B. Wilson and Mr J. Renton, Mr H. Kay and Mrs F. Porter. WMJ


Jeans for Genes


PROVING th a t you are never too old to help the young, residents a t the Manor House Nursing Home, Chatburn, spend Friday in jeans and cowboy hats for charity. All the residents and


sta ff paid to "do i t in denim" and raised £52 for Jeans for Genes Day.


Warning over food contaminated with illegal dye


HIBBERT - INGHAM


Congratulations to


Thomas and Vicky on your engagement,


October 2nd, 2 0 03. Lots of love and


best wishes Mum and Dad, Megan, Ashleigh,


Grandad, Ross, Lesley, Thomas, ’ Miles, Abigail and


Grandma, - JOY


WHITWELL Both families are


pleased to announce the engagement of Helen,. ■


daughter of


Harold and Eileen Joy . t o Edward, son of


Garnett and Janet Whilwell


Congratulations and; : best wishes for the future


Announcements sent by post must be endorsed with the name and address of the sender


In case of engagements by post or handed in at our front counter reception, the signatures of both padres are required.


In the case of birth announcements one of the parents signatures is ,


required


. Announcements for the Births and Engagements classifications ■, cannot be accepted by phone


All in Memotiams and Birthday Memonams must be pre-paid..


Death Notices, Thanks lor Sympathy, acknowledgments and Floral * ' ’Tributes must come from a Funeral Director'*.1 . *»'


A FOOD hazard warning has been issued by Ribble Valley Borough Council chiefs, advising residents about foods that have been found to he contaminated with an illegal dye. Sammy’s easy cook lemon and


coriander couscous, manufactured by F irs t Quality Foods, and various frozen meat preparations produced by Khan Quality Foods, have been found to contain the Sudan I dye which is not a permitted colour under the Colours in Food Regulations Act


1995. Sold at selected Tesco’s stores in 200g packets with a white back­ ground and the name “easy cook couscous Zesty Lemon and Corian­ der” in green lettering, and at Makro self-service wholesalers, in 1.5kg clear' jars, First Quality, Foods undertook a trade withdrawal at the beginning of the month with the following best before dates: September 7th, 8th and 24th September 2004, December 30th 2004 and January 1st; 4th and 9th 2005. No other FQF Sammy’s brand


is known to be affected. Sold in small local retail outlets throughout Lan­


cashire; KQF undertook a trade with­ drawal last month of the following products: KQF fiesta chicken sausage, fiesta lamb .sausage, fiesta beef sausage, spicy chicken lollies, spicy


lamb lollies, spicy lamb kofta, spicy chicken kofta, spicy chicken' kebabs and spicy lamb kebabs. Only the products with best-before dates between, and including June 1st 2004 and September 25th 2004 are affected.


Duty chemist: Heyes Chemists, 35 Moor Lane, Chtheroe: Sun-, day, noon to 1 p.m.


Police: 01200 443344. Fire: In emergency 999 and ask for fire service."'


Electricity: 08001954141.


, Water: 0345 462200. Gas: 0800111999. ’


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Councils:Ribble Valley Borough Council, Clitheroe 425111;; Clitheroe Town Council, 424722.


Hosprtalsi Blackbum Royal Infirmary: 01254 263555. Queen's Park Hospital, Blackburn: 01254 263555. Airedale General Hos­


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Mystery of missing


sheepdog A REWARD has been offered for the safe return of a missing sheepdog. The dog was taken or


released from a Land- Rover parked on the road­ side a t Gisburn Auction Mart last Thursday. The three-year-old black and white border collie answers to the name of Jock and was wearing a chain collar." Owner Mr George Park­


er has informed local farm­ ers and the dog warden, and is now appealing to the public to help him find Jock. He said: “I t ’s the first


time we’ve taken him to the auction. There were no obvious signs of a forced entry on the Land-Rover: it was locked when we left it and it was still locked


when we got back.” Anyone who can help Mr


Parker trace his sheepdog is requested to telephone 01200 446288.


Transport forum


A PUBLIC transport open forum meeting will he host­ ed by Ribble Valley Bor­ ough Council today, I t is an opportunity to


question those in authority about public transport, and representatives of local bus companies, train operators and Lancashire County Council have all been invit­ ed to attend. The event s ta r ts a t 2


p.m. at the Ribble Valley Council Chambers, on Church Brow, Clitheroe, and everyone is welcome.


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DANISH visitors flew hor Santa as a reminder of their ' in the Ribble Valleyl Clitheroe Round Table p la j


to five couples from its twin ; Lemvig, Denmark. The visitors brought an ornl


dlestick as a gift for their hos| in return were presented with illuminated Santa Christmas!


Alcohol Information Centre: 01282 416655. Aidshnc: 01282 831101 (7 p.m. to 9 p.m.); •


. Domestic Violence Helpline: 01282 422024. Cruse Bcrcnvcment Carci Blackbum, Hyndbum and Ribble Valley 01254 207999.


: : Environmental Agency: Emergency Hotline - 0800 807060. ?. 'iPr.ugs: Local confidential advice and information line: 01200* , 444484. National: 0800 776600. .. ~ - •,


) Ribble Valley Talking Newspaper: 01200 428604.


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