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Peacefully, on Oc tober 1 0 t h , 2 0 0 3 a t T h e M a n o r H o u s e , C h n t b u r n , : G e o r g e C o l em a n , a g e d 9 0 years, former ly of Esh- ton Ter race, Cl i theroe, the dear ly loved hits* band of the late Jes sie, a much loved fa the r of G e o f f r e y , A u d r e y , K a th l e e n , J o a n a n d Alan, a loved father* in - law, g r a n d a d a n d qreat -grandad, a d e a r b r o t h e r o f F r e d , b r o t h e r - i n - l a w o f J e a n , a l s o a l o v e d u n c l e . R e p o s i n g . In Peacehavei i Chapel o f Res t . A service wi l l be held a t Tr ini ty Me th ­ o d i s t / v C h u r c h , Cl i theroe, tomo r row, Fr iday. Oc tober 17th a t 1-45 p.m. fol lowed by cremat ion a t Skip- ton Crema tor ium a t 3 p.m. Fami ly f low e r s only please, dona t ions in memory of George if so des i red a re to be. divided be tween Tr in­ ity Methodi s t Church a n d N.C.H. c / o M r A l a n B r a i t h w a i t e , 'C onis ton' , 3 9 Un io n S t r e e t , L o w M o o r , Cl i th e ro e , BB7 2NH. I n q u i r i e s t o B r i a n Pr ice and Son, Funeral Di rectors . Tel. 01200 441297.


B RA ITHW A IT E George Coleman '


On Monday, Oc to b e r 13th, 2003, peacefully in h o s p i t a l , K e v in , aged 70 years, the lov­ ing husband of Helen, dear ly loved fa the r of A n d r ew , M o i r a a n d Ray, d e a r f a th e r - in - l aw o f M a t t h ew , Lucy and Sue, t r e a s ­ ured grandad of Ha r ­ r ie t and Alexande rand a de a r brothe r - in- law a n d unc le . R e q u i em Mas s wi l l be held a t St Mary;s Church, Lan- gho on Monday, Oc to­ be r 20th a t 12 noon, p r io r to cremat ion a t Plcasington Crema tor ium. Fami ly f low e r s o n ly p le a se , b u t d o n a t i o n s i f de s i red made payable to CAFOD, c /o Lang- s l i n w s F u n e r a l S e rv i c e s , 1 0 3 Kin g S t r e e t . Whal ley, BB7 9SW. I n q u i r i e s Tel . 01254 824529.


HOUGHTON Kevin Joseph


Peacefully on Oc tober 1 0 th , 2 0 0 3 . in C l i ­ t h e r o e H o s p i t a l , Susan, aged 34 years, o f D o w n h am , t h e d e a r ly loved wi fe of I a in , a l s o a lo v in g mo th e r of George, a d e v o t e d d a u g h t e r of M a r g a r e t a n d P e te r , also a d e a r e s t s i s te r of Cather ine, Andre a and Deborah. Repos ing in Peacehaven Chapel of Rest . A service wil l be held a t St. Leonard's C h u r c h . D ow n h am , today, Thur sday, Octo­ ber 14th a t 9-45 a.m. fol lowed by cremat ion a t Skipton Crema to­ r ium a t 11 a.m. Family f lowe r s o n ly please, dona t ions in, memory of Susan if so desi red may be given to the East Lancashire Hos ­ pice Fund, c/o Mr G. Brai thwai te, Hemlock C o t ta g e , D own h am, Cl i th e ro e , BB7 4BL. I n q u i r i e s t o B r i a n Pr ice and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441297.


Susan Michelle (nee Riley)


hospi tal , af ter a s h o r t illness, Betty, aged 74 years, of Waddington, and former ly of Cow Hey, Bashall Eaves, the d e a r ly loved wi f e o f George, a much loved m o t h e r o f J i l l a n d Sally, a loved moth e r - in - l aw o f G a r y a n d Tony, also a devoted g r a n n y o f R i c h a r d , Rebecca, Laura, Ma t ­ t h ew a n d Ga b r ie l la . Repos ing in Peace- haven Chapel of Res t . A cremat ion wi l l take place a t Skipton Cr e ­ mator ium fol lowed by a Service of Thanksgiv­ i n g a t S tH e l e n ' s Church, Waddington. da te and t ime to be ar ranged. Fami ly f low­ er s only please, d o n a ­ t i o n s in m em o r y o f Bet ty if so des i red may be given to Diabetes U.K. c / o M r s J e a n Pr ic e , 3 9 D ow n h am R o a d , C h a t b u r n , Cl i th e ro e , BB7 4AU. F o r f u n e r a l d e t a i l s p le a s e c o n t a c t Br ian Pr ice and Son, Funeral Di rectors . Tel: 01200 441297.


Peacefully on Oc tober 1 0 t h . 2 0 0 3 ,


P Y E Betty


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B r a c e w e l l . N o r t h Y o r k s h i r e , b e lo v e d wi f e o f T om , loving m o th e r 1 of David and H e l e n , m u c h lo v e d d a u g h t e r o f M a r y , mothe r - in- law of Bar ­ bara and Richard, nan o f C h r i s t o p h e r , Richard and J ame s and s i s te r of Jean and Les. T h e f u n e r a l s e r v i c e w i l l t a k e p l a c e o n Wed n e sd ay , Oc to b e r 1 5 t h a t B r a c ew e l l Church a t 1 p.m. fol­ lowed by the bur ial In th e Ch u r c h y a r d . Al l d ona t ions wi l l go to P e n d l e s ld e Hospice , c / o * t h e F u n e r a l Di rector . All inqui r ies t o Win d l e s F u n e r a l Se rv ic e . Te l . 0 1 2 8 2 813345.


P e a c e f u l ly , a f t e r a s h o r t i l ln e s s , S h e i la M a t t i n s o n , a g e d 6 3 y e a r s , f o rm e r l y .’o f N e w h o u s e F a rm ,


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H e l e n , D a n i e l a n d J am i e w o u ld l ik e to e x p r e s s th e i r s in c e re thanks to all relat ives, f r iends and neighbours for the care and s u p ­ p o r t r e c e iv ed d u r in g th e i r re c ent sad loss of Da v id , w h o p a s s e d aw a y o n S e p t em b e r 3 0 t h , 2 0 0 3 . Sp e c ia l th an k s to the doctors a n d n u r s in g s t a f f of B u r n l e y G e n e r a l Hospi tal , the Rev. Ed S a v i l le f o r h i s k in d wo rd s and min i s t ra ­ t ions and the s taf f of H a r t l e y F o u l d s F u n e r a l S e r v i c e . Final ly thank you for all the kind donat ions t o th e Br i t i sh .He a r t . Founda t ion and Can­ cer Research which a re st i l l being received in David's memo ry , c /o H a r t l e y F o u l d s F u n e r a l Service, 2 3 0 Colne Road. Burnley. Tel. 01282 831854.


. H AMER . David


SCH O LES Jack


o n l y . I n q u i r i e s t o Br ian Pr ice, F u n e r a l Di rectors . Tel. 01200 441297.


One of natinv’ gentlemen.


In Memoriam


In loving memory of a d e a r husband, father, f a t h e r - i n - l a w a n d grandad, died Oc tober 18th, 1988.


A R TH U R Gavin


Yo u r loving wife Lucy.


Sadly missed, always remembered.


In loving memory of a d e a r fa the r , fa the r - in - l aw a n d g r a n d a d , d i e d O c t o b e r 18 th .1988.


A R TH U R Gavin


F r om J a c k , E l a in e , Tracey, Lucy and Marc.


Always in our thoughts. Birthday Memories


De a r p a r tn e r of Linda. Loving 66th bi r thday m em o r i e s , O c t o b e r 16th.


S L IN G ER David


Love from Linda.


A birthday card / cannot send, Hus hand / cannot touch, But God will take my greetings, To the one / lore so much.


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PUNCHARD Congratulations


Graham and Clare


on the safe arrival of our new


granddaughter Lilly Anne


Love from Mum


and Dad Sutcliffe Thank yo|) for our lovely niece and cousin Lilly Anne


Love to you all Diana, Alan,


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Granddaughter, Lilly Anne.


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Happy 18th Birthday. Love and best


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adore... is now 30!!! Coming of Age


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October 15th.


Happy Birthday. Love you loads.


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I t is wi th g re a t s a d n e s s th a t the family of Jack Scholes, announce his death, on Oc tober 9th, 2003, Jack, the dear ly loved husband of the i a t e L i l i a n , d i e d in Queens Pa rk Hospi tal , a f te r a fall a t home, he wa s 90 year s old and leaves behind Barbara and John, P e te r and El iz ab e th a n d w a s a mu ch lo v ed g r a n d a d a n d g r e a t - g r a n d a d . Our special thanks to Dr John Zak, of Cl i­ the roe Heal th Cent re for tils per sonal care and a t ten t io n ove r the y e a r s . T h e f u n e r a l service wi l l take place a t C l i t h e r o e P a r i s h C h u r c h , o n F r id a y , Oc tober 17th a t 11 -30 n. F ami ly f low e r s


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Thanks for Sympathy I Congratulations BAR ROW ...


te r s and cards of con­ dolence received d u r ­ i n g h e r - s a d l o s s . Thanking also the Rev C h r i s S t e r r y f o r h i s kind wo rd s and com­ for t ing minis t rat ions . To Dr. M. Flat ley and Mr and Mr s Robbins and especial ly the gir ls of Grc ens ide for th e i r lo v in g k i n d n e s s t o J e a n a n d m y s e l f finally to Car l and Pau- l i n e P r i c e f o r t h e funeral a r rangements .


Mr s Walker and family wo u ld l ike th an k all r e la t iv e s a n d f r iends for th e k in d e x p r e s ­ s ions of sympathy and su p p o r td u r in g this sad time. Thanks also to Canon Phi l ip De arden and also to Pau l in e an d Car l Pr ice for all th e i r d ig n i f i e d a r r a n g e ments .


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M a r i o n w i s h e s ; t o th an k all 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 o f ; symp a th y and le t ­


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Adam and Adele are delighted to announce the safe arrival of Gaby Jack


on October 12th.


the midwives and staff on C7


Thank you to all Congratulations and


thanks for our beautiful grandson


Love Mum, Dad/ Nick, Shirley ana Gran


Young Generation


Congratulations on your 2lst. Health and


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SUTCLIFFE - PUNCHARD


Graham, Clare and Solomon, are proud


to announce the birth of


Lilly Anne


Thanks to Ribble Valley Midwives and all family


on October 7th, 2003, weighing 8lbs.


and friends for the lovely cards and gifts


ROBINSON Jade


figures now babester.


Happy 10th Birthday. You're into double


October 19th, 2003.


Love you 11teen and a half.


Daddy and Hollie xxx Birthday Greetings


Love from Mummy, K E L L I E H U G H E S


PARKINSON'; Christine


: . October.! 6th.'~:


U Happy 21st Birthday.


May health


and happiness be with you always.


Love' Dad, Mum and David.


MARSDEN' Alban and Agnes


Congratulations Dad ‘/\um on yo in Wedding.


October 17th. Love and best


wishes from all the family.


MIDDLETON Richard "Middi"


October 21st, 2003.


Generous y| the flag


YOUNGSTERS from a local primarj school kept the flag flying high by raisin money for a national charity. Following a sponsored event, Macmil


lan Cancer Relief charity received r cheque for nearly £2,000 on Friday, raise! by children from Brookside Primarl


School, Clitheroe.


happiness always. All our love. Mum, Dad,


Jason, Danesa, Rachel end


- 21st Birthday : Uncle Rick.


. Kevin xxx Happy


Hugs and kisses, ■Ryan, Brent end (, .Eleanor xxx


A BARBECUE on the steps of the


feRibble Valley Borough Council praised £360 for the Mayor's charity 'fund. . Friends, relatives, local residents . and council staff joined the Mayor,


Coun. Alan Yearing and his May­ oress, Mrs Susan Yearing, for the event. The barbecue was manned by


Clitheroe butcher Mr Alan Hacking and charities Multiple Sclerosis and


the Dyslexia Association have bene­ fited. Pictured is Ribble Valley's Mayor presenting a cheque for funds raised following a previous occasion to Mrs Pat Bailey of the Multiple Sclerosis Society. (JD050903)


iOiik, is sold off for good price


Publicity day for therapists


‘rewarding’ A PUBLICITY day for a highly-rewarding profes­ sion was held at St Mary’s Parish Hall, Clitheroe, by occupational therapists from Hyndburn and Ribb- ley Valley Primary Care Trust. The day was aimed at


school leavers and prospec­ tive mature students who might be considering a career in occupation thera­


py. Miss Pam Toothill,


head of occupational ther­ apy at Clitheroe Hospital,' said: “There is a national shortage of graduates in occupational therapy, pure­ ly because most people don’t know what the pro­ fession is all about. “Therapists are trained


A L0NK shearling tup which collected a string of prizes at shows this summer realised a splendid price of 5,050 guineas at Clitheroe Auction Mart’s Registered Lonk Sale on Monday. I t won the championship for its owner,


Mr Robert Lister, of Little Mearley Hall, Worston, and his shepherd, Phillip Gould. The prize tup was bought by Mr C. Mitchell, of Cold Well Farm, Huddersfield, who also enjoyed a successful day’s trading. It included selling a six-shear tup to Mr Chris Crowther, of Upper Woodhouse Farm, Oldham, for 4,150 guineas. Despite an excellent trade for the best


rams, in general the rest of the day’s trade was variable. Although several tups had the same home and parentage, the scrapie test results made a vast amount of difference to the buyers. Lonk ram lambs made to 80 guineas


(average 45 guineas), Lonk shearlings made to 5,100 guineas (average 608 guineas), Lonk aged rams made to 4,150 guineas (average 557 guineas). Mr Geoff Morton was the judge for the


day. Our picture shows the champion Lonk shearling tup, which raised 5,500 guineas at Monday’s sale, (s)


THE search has begun to find Lan-


cashire’s top young citizens. Lancashire's High Sheriff Mr Bryan


Gray is looking to turn' the spotlight on: the county’s young heroes. 1 Young people from the. Ribble Valley


Search to find best young citizen Anyone between the ages of 12 and 19


who has been involved in helping their school, family or friends for at least six


could feature highly as the High Sheriff seeks to celebrate and reward the achieve-, ments of individuals worthy of recognition. for the good work they do, with a top prize •; of £250. Those who do not seek glory and whose _


hard work, grit and determinatioh has made them a household name in their own communities could be among the recipi­ ents. The scheme is in its fourth year and applications are increasing annually.


: months can be nominated and help to set a ' shining example to others. ‘ : As in previous years, the scheme is administered ;by the Lancashire Partner­ ship Against Crime and is sponsored by Transco. the gas pipeline company, which will match the top prize and donate it to


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. the,winner’s favourite charity.. . Nomination forms are available from


Ian Groundwater, tel. 01772 618733, or can he collected from schools and police stations. Applications can also be made on-line, via the LANTAC website at www.lanpac.co.uk L '


to work with people suffer­ ing from both physical and/or mental health prob­ lems and are greatly in demand worldwide. They work in a variety of set­ tings, including health, social services, education and private practice.” A variety of activities


and demonstrations, such as wheelchair slalom and equipment to enable inde­ pendence, took place throughout the day.


Musicians at church


YOUNG musicians from Clitheroe Royal Grammar School are to appear at St Paul's Church, Longridge. The new season of con­


certs sta rts on October 25th with the renowned S t . Petersburg Vocal Ensem­ ble "Russicum." Longridge Band appears


in November, the Rushley Singers in a festive Decem­ ber programme and in February, Clitheroe Royal Grammar School's highly acclaimed Swing Band. More information is


available from the Rev. Simon Aiken, tel. 01772 783281.


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% i j Headteacher Mr Graham Claydon sail


“Years 4 to 6 were sponsored to coloj blank flags and Years 7 to 11 had to leail and recognise 20 different flags.”


I The kind-hearted pupils also took 1


fruit, vegetables and tins of food to be dil tributed for harvest.


Tot’s teari rabbit kill


continued from page 1 Mrs Binks reported the


matter to the police and to the council, but also wants to warn other parents and pet owners in the area. “Our biggest fear is that


if the children are out playing with the rabbits when these dogs appear, they could be attacked too,” said Mrs Binks. Mr James Russell,


free, Mr 1 He sal


would alf reports i loose. Howevl


ed resouif could not! tee an imtf “We \i


Environmental Health Manager at Ribble Valley Borough Council, said his dog wardens were aware of the incidents, and had descriptions of the dogs. They would make every


effort to pick them up if they were found roaming


quickly; will try i roaming! their ownl But h<j


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"— Birthday Greetings


BUNTINI ' 'John


; October -19th, 12003 Happy birthday


.... All my love Margaret


To a fantastic dad, have a super weekend


Love from your four daughters


Gwen, Hazell, Linda ana Jacqueline


Love to a great father-in-law, grandad


Marie, Garry, Philip, Gemma, Nigel,


and great grandad Stuart, John, Amir, Derek, Lisa, Neil,


Steven ana Malcolm


Hugs and kisses Oliver


Coming of Age Barbecue raised money for Mayor’s fund V


• Clitheroe invited farmers to meet? Roly Puzey from the farmer's organisation, Linking Environment and Farming (LEAF), and Guy Smith, an


Essex farmer and journalist. They explained how fanners can


work towards improving the rela­ tionship and impression of the farming industry to the public. Mr Puzey,- as a manager with


LEAF, said he saw and was very aware of the problems in the changing


‘ roll and public perception of the agri­ cultural industry with farming ties being further and further away from the non-farming public. To help, LEAF has introduced a CD-rom and cassette, "Speak Out", providing farmers with a tool to work towards re-kindling this relationship.


_ THE Forward Farming Pro­ ject with farmer. John Alpe, of New Laund Farm, Whitewell,


Part of the process behind becom- , Mr Smith explained that by being


ing a LEAF farmer is to carry out an audit to assist in the Integration of Farm Management and to highlight areas where the farm should'be look- , ing to improve, not just financially, ■ but also environmentally, and to set achievable goals which can be used in


• the management of the farm. ■ Due to industrial development and


economic pressures, farms have amal­ gamated, with farmers and their staff having to work long and often tedious hours to make ends meet. Also with the additional requirements to 1 improve welfare and environmental standards means the one time highly involved agricultural community has even less time to he active in the local towns and villages. To aid the farmer, LEAF produced


"Speak Out," aiming to assist farmers in putting over the modem day reality of agriculture in a simple and non technical manner.


short tour of Mr Alpe’s farm, showing the group the work he is doing to improve his farm physically and envi­ ronmentally, allowing the group to see what one farmer in the Bowland area is doing to aid in conveying the mes­ sage of good farming practice to the


prepared to invite the public, schools and Press on to the farm, it will help to raise the awareness of how farming life operates today. He added that it takes time to promote the image of agriculture and must be conveyed in a language easily understood by farm­ ers and the public alike. The evening was finished off with a


public. To find out more about Forward


Farming events in the North West, contact: Michael Graham at the Rural Business Centre, Myerscough College on 01995 642255 or forward- farming@myerscough.ac.uk and Web site at: www.forwardfarming.org.uk


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