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2 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times,November 20th, 2003 Famil


Chatburn, C l ith e r o e , BB7 4AU. Inquiries to Brian P r ic e and Son Funeral Directors. Tel 0 1 200 441297.


and great-great-uncle of Chloe and Steven. T h e fu neral s e r v ic e w i l l ta k e p la c e o n Monday, N o v em b e r 24th at St Michael and St John's R C Church at 1-30 p.m. followed by internment at Cli th ero e Cemetery, to which all friends are c o r d ia l ly in v i t e d . Flowers or donations if d e s ired to Cancer Research U K or Age Concern, c /o Calver- ley’s Funeral Service, C h a tb u r n R o a d Clith eroe, BB7 2AP. Inquiries Tel. 0 1 2 0 0 442020.


Peacefully after a long i l ln e s s , in P a la c e House Nursing Home, Harry, aged 74 years, the loving and much lo v e d h u sb a n d o f S h ir ley , th e d e a r ly loved dad of Elizabeth. Susan and Caroline, also a loving grandad and great-grandad.His fu neral s e r v ic e w i l l t a k e p la c e t o d a y Thursday, November 2 0 t h , a t . B u r n le y Crematorium, at 2-30 p.m. Family f low e r s only please by request, but any donations will be gratefully received in Harry's memory to Palace House Nursing Home, care o f Susan B c l f ie ld , 1 4 T a lb o t Close, Clitheroe. BB7 ILF. All inquiries to T h e C o -o p e r a t iv e Fu neral S e rv ic e, 3 2 Colne Road, Burnley. Tel. 01282 426146.


CARVER Harry


On Monday, November 17th, 2003, suddenly in hospital, Maureen, aged 66 years, beloved wife of Raymond, lov­ ing mother o f Wayne, loving s ister o f . Mal­ colm and William and s is ter - in - law o f Jean and Sandra. Prayers w i l l b e s a id in th e Chapel o f Rest at Cli- t h e r o e F u n e r a l Services, on Tuesday, November 25th, 2003 at 10-45 a.m. prior to service and cremation at Burnley Cremato­ rium a t 1 1 -3 0 a.m. Flowers and inquiries p le a s e to C l ith e r o e Funeral Services, 10- 1 2 W h a l le y R o a d , Clitheroe. BB7 1AW. Tel. 01200 443045.


Maureen COX


STEVENSON MEMORIALS


Suddenlyon November 10th. 2 0 0 3 , Edmund C am b len , a g e d 8 2 years, the dearly loved son o f the late Joseph and Mildred Cambien, d ea r b r o th e r o f th e la te M a rjo rie and loving , uncle of John and Ann, a much loved great-uncle to David, Sharon and Michael,


CAMBIEN Edmund


Peacefully on Novem ber 15th. 2003. in Cli theroe Hospital, and of Abbeyfield Extra Care H om e . L ow M o o r . Ellen, aged 99 years, the dearly loved wife o f the late Frederick,.. much loved mother of Frank, a loved mother- in-law o f Patriclaand lo v in g g r a n dm a o Heather, Rowan and D awn and great- grandma o f Jennifer, A le x , T h om a s an d S c o t t . R e p o s in g in Peacehaven Chapel of Rest. Service and ere mation will take place a t A c c r in g t o n C r em a to r ium , o n Monday, N o v em b e r 24th at 11 a.m. Family f low e r s on ly p lea se donations in memory of Ellen if so desired may be given for Can cer Research. U.K. c /o M r s J ea n P r ic e , 3 9 D o w n h am R o a d .


BARNES Ellen


Thursday. November 20th at 10-30 a.m. fol­ lowed by interment at Clith ero e Cemetery. F l o w e r s w i l l b e r e c e i v e d


Peacehaven. Inquiries a t


Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441297.


Passed away peacefully o n N o v em b e r 16th , 2003, at High Brake H o u s e , C l i th e r o c ,- Franccs.aged 93 years, o f C l i th e r o e , t h e . ______ _________ „ dea r ly lo v ed w ife o f loved wife o f Ken. lov- th e la te Jim. a ls o a ing mother of Tommy, much loved auntie and (dear grams o f J o d ie fr ien d . R ep o s in g in and Jack, and sad ly Peacehaven Chapel o f m i s s e d b y a l l • th Rest where a service Ifamily. w i l l b e h e ld to d a y | Never more than a


HAYHURST Frances


Peacefully on Novem b e r 1 3 th , 2 0 0 3 , al Longridge Community Hospital , Edith agec 5 7 years, th e dearly


(Nee Thornber) Edith


ROWCROFT to Brian Price and Son ens Church, Wadding-


iFuneral s e r v ic e and internment at St Hel


thought away, Loved and remembered everyday, Goodnight, God Bless,


IQHN4QN id on a t ion s i f d e s ired John Edaar


t o n o n M o n d a . November 24th, 2003 at 10-30 a.m. Family f low e r s on ly p lease


for RibblesdaleCancer S u d d en ly in S p rin g Sui*e R p H. cheques


CottagesHome for the "!?“,?,p; ya*fie t o J jan' Elderly, Hapton, and I c a sh ir e T e a c h in _ formerly of, Clitheroe, Hospital. All inquiries on N o v em b e r i l t h , E d e lston Funeral 2003, John, aged 92 Service. 1 Stonebridge


o f John, grandfatherof Jennifer and John and 'o v in g b r o th e r o f H a r o ld , R u th a n d Nellie. The service and cremation took place a t


Tuesd ay, N o v em b e r 78 years, o f Clitheroe, 18th. There were fam- | the dearly loved hus ily flowers only, dona­ tions if desired to Can­ c e r R e s e a r c h UK . Greenwood's Funeral S e rv ic e . T el . 0 1 2 8 2 8 3 1 3 3 3 ,6 1 3 5 5 3 .


C r em a to r ium . o n _ _ _ B u r n l e y


Peacefully on Novem b e r 1 7 th , 2 0 0 3 , in hospital, Frank, aged


SMITH Fran k


A lan and Andrea, loved father-in-law of Jean and Darren, also a devoted grandad and great-grandad.


band o f the late Ruth. much loved dad of


Donations in memory [01200 441297 of Ken, if so desired may be given to Cli theroe Hospital Hod d e r Ward, c /o M r s P a u l in e P r ic e , 3 9 D o w n h am R o a d Chatburn, Clitheroe,


father-in-lawof Shaun an d B en , a d e a r e s t grandad o f Sam and Jack, also a loved twin brother and best mate o f Keith. A service was h e ld a t S t j a m e s Church, Clitheroe on Tuesd ay. N o v em b e r 1 8 th fo l low e d by Woodlan d Burial a t C lith ero e Cemetery.


_______


Hospital, after a short J S n 's C h u r c h , illness Ken. aged 61 Clitheroe, ori Tuesday, years, or Clitheroe the November 25th at 12 dearly loved husband p o o n , f o l lo w e d b y o f Irene, a much loved | interment at Clitheroe d a d o f B e v a n d S u z a n n e , a lo v e d


On Nov em b e r 12th , A service will be held 2 0 0 3 , in C l i th e r o e St Michael and St


PARKER Ken


[Reposing in - Peace- haven Chapel o f R e s t


R.I.P.


C em e te ry . F low e r s w i l l b e r e c e iv ed Peacehaven or dona­ t io n s in m em o ry o Frank i f s o d e s ir ed may be given for the C l i t h e r o e H e a r t Machine fund, c /o Mrs P a u l in e P r ic e , 3 9 D o w n h am R o a d , Chatburn, Clitheroe, BB7 4AU. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel


BB7 4AU. Inquires to I th e r o e H o s p i t a l , B rian P r ic e & S o n , (Violet, aged 95 years, Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441297.


On Monday,November jnuch lo v ed mum o f


PRESTON Betsy Maud


loving wife of the late 1$®.^ *}ana o f Gillian, Rest in oparp


A al J rir\?ty Meth‘ odis t Church,- tomor-


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m ri n Tiioorf-iu ICIitnero.e Cemetery. November 25th, fcU lF.amlly f low e r s on ly


Parish-Ch urch a t 1 r i Yl hl—


A funeral service will take place at Whalley


payable to Friends of C l i th e r o e H o sp ita l (R ib b le Ward), c /o L an g sh aw s Fu neral S e rv ic e, I 0 3A King Street, Whalley, Lancs, BB7 9SVV. Inquiries. Tel. 01254 824529.


C em e te r y . F am i ly f low e r s on ly p lea se, deU


r p lea se, d on a t ion s in


desired may be given to the Friends of Cli­ th e ro e H o sp ita l , c /o


o a v ab le to F r i en d s o f 1 c lfaT t," nn.™ B 7 4 A U : slrded?cahinuesmade Pr^ A 9


(Directors. Tel. 01200 441297.


P D n r r oD |On Tuesday. Novem- lamlc


King Kwan (Ken) TANG ber 1 l th * 2003. Peace-


In q u ir ie s t o B rian Price and Son Funeral


BRISTOL


Roger would like to thank family and


friends for cards and donations in lieu of presents. £530 was raised for Derian House.


b r o th e r o f ^the la te b ^ w m b e T a X Sheila and Agnes, also missed Funeral serv-


sTeTnC,arpa?d|inrU.e °r' ice wil1 take Place at St


S a r a h , S im o n a n d Rachel and great jreat-uncle o f James, -like and Andrew.


Service and cremation iR o a d r c ’litheroer Tel! w i l l ta k e p la c e a t 01200 442020. i n g t o n


Reposing in Peace­ haven Chapel o f Rest..


R.I.P.


Crematorium, today Thursday, November 20th at 3 p.m. Family f low e r s on ly please


WADDICOR Wilfred (Wilf)


donations in memory I h ^ W t h ' ° S o 0 3VT n o f Eric if so desired I h o sn i ta lW r a n e d 78


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D o w n h am R o a d , Chatburn, Clitheroe, BB7 4AU, Inquiries to Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441297.


Castlelvie'dical Grom? ycars- of' Chatburn and „e;,?,9 dS“r'y loved husband


(of R e s t . Service and (cremation w i l l tak e p la c e a t Ac cr in g ton


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10/12 Whalley Road (Opposite Sainsburys)


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\ Tel: Clitheroe 443045 Prc-paid Funeral Plans Available on Request


'Brian Price & Son Funeral Directors


‘Peacehaven ’Chapel of Rest


The Genuine and Independent family concern of two generations


offering a 24 hr personal service


Brian, Jean, Carl and Pauline Tel: Clitheroe 441297. ■


Pre-paidfuneral plans available on request


The Clithcroc Advertiser and Times is published by East Lancashire Ncwspapeis Limited at Bull Street, Burnley, BB111 DP (Tel: (01282) 426161,'classified (01282) 422331), and printed by Broughton Printers Ltd. Registered as a ncwsjiapcr al the Post Office. Reproduction of the contents of this newspaper in any manner is not permitted without prior consent of the Publisher.


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(of the late Emmie, _ much loved brother of Laurie, a dear brother- in - la w , u n c le a n d great-uncle. Reposing in Peacehaven Chapel


(C r em a to r ium , o n Wednesday, November 2 6 th a t 1 1 -4 0 a .m . Family f low e r s on ly p lea se, d on a t ion s in memory o f Wilf if so desired may be given t o C a s t le M ed ic a l Group, c /o Mrs Chris­ tine Anderson, Castle Medical Group, Cli­ theroe Health Centre, Railway .View Road. Clitheroe. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 0 1 200 441297.


In Memoriam HEARD


ThankYou To Nigel Spooner


and his Swing Band for their excellent entertainment.


From The Manor House Nursing and Residential Home residents.


Full colour in Burnley/


A BOY!T


ITS T


Padiham Express December 19th


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Died November 18th, 1987.


(nee O'Neill) Linda


Remembering my dear friend.


L o v e a lw a y s D aw n a n d M ich a e l.


Jin lo v in g m em o ry o f S te l la , d ie d N o v em b e r


, Stella


'2 0 th , 2 0 0 2 . F rom J o h n a n d la u r a .


Thanks for Sympathy BROOKS


WATKINS A,


.and fr ien d s fo r th e |k in d w o r d s o f condolence, messages o f sympathy and dona­ tions received during their recent sed loss,


Vena and her family, would like to thank all neighbours, relatives


Henry Richardson .


i Special thanks to Cas­ t le Medical Practice,


.kind words, Carol for all her help and Cal- v e r l e y s - F u n e r a l Service.


. Roberts, for all their [care and kindness to iH en r y o v e r th e la s t f ew y ea rs , thanking Canon Dearden for his


d o c to r s and d is tr ic t n u r s e s , a n d N ig e l


Trevor and Caroline are proud to


announce the safe arrival of


Harry Thomas,


born on Saturday, . November 8th,


weighing 51b 10oz. - Thanks to all the


Midwives at Queens Park Hospital, C7.


Also thanks to family and friends for all the gifts and support.


For friendly help and advice call in at any of of front desk receptions (Bull Street, Burnley;


Scotland Road, Nelson; King Street, Clitheroe) or telephone: 01282 426161


J^lEast Lancashire Newspapers Ltd


Choice of logos


L o v e M a r ie . WILSON


Gone but not forgotteti.


CUNNINGHAM Ann and Peter are


on November 11th, 2003.


safe arrival of thfeir son, Joshua Lee


proud to announce the


Laminated keepsakes available


Family & Friends


First Christmas Together


® r"'H9 1?™“ " ® iMary's Parish Church. on Tuesday, November


2 5 th , 2 0 0 3 a t 9 -3 0 a.m. prior to interment at Clitheroe Cemetery. Flowers and inquiries to Calverley's Funeral S e r v ic e , C h a tb u rn


Also thanks to


everyone for making my party such a good dol


(My back is fine). A® at ......................... ber 16th, 2003, in Cli- Peacefully on Novem


o f Abbeyfield, Castle View, Clith eroe. th e dea r ly loved w ife o f the late Samuel Mar- ig e r ison and th e la te Bernard Swarbrick,


17th, 2003, Betsy, died P e a *?a aR_d Barry, a peacefully at Hazel- [oved mother-in-lawof dene Nursing Home, Richard, also a devo-


s ister o f Arthur, Ralph {J®.®.** ^ ^?r.vi,c.e ''[{Jl be and Rene.


A r th u r , d e a r e s t , n.5:a a n d t h e i r mother and daughter- families. Reposing in in-law o f Ian and Jean, Peacehaven Chapel of


T h an k s fo r p ra y e r s answered.


LORD ST JUDE ThankYou


BRIGGS (nee Adcroft)


Julie Margaret November 24th. Happy Birthday.


All my love from Martin.


Lots of love from Joe.


Happy Birthday. Mummy.


Happy 30th Birthday. Love from


Sarah, Rachel, Jason and Zara, Emma,


Margaret and Bill,


Paul, Tyler and Mac, Tracey, Baz, Ella and Luke.


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For y e a r s to c om e LAMINATED


KEEPSAKES to record your family History


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Glen, Mavis and their families, would like to th a n k f r ie n d s a n d n e ig h b o u r s o f th e ir la te a u n t , an d a ls o R o e fie ld R e sid en tia l Home, for their care and support.


LIMBERT Jennie


BRIGGS (nee Adcroft)


Julie Happy 30th Birthday.


Mum and Dad. Love from Nana.


Love and best wishes from


/ • -Id


HOWELL Clare


November 22nd, 2003.


Congratulations on your 21st.


Love you always.


Mum, Paul and Jon xxx


(formerly Margerlson) Violet Evelyn


SWARBRICK


The family of the late Sheila Halliwell would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and n e ig h b o u r s fo r th e many kind expressions o f sympathy and le t ­ ters and cards of con­ dolence received dur­ in g th e ir s a d lo s s . Thanking also Canon D. Mewls for his kind words and comforting m in is tra t ion s , to all th e d o c to r s , n u r s e s and staff at Airedale Hospital for their care and kindness and to everyone w h o has given donations to the Palliative Care Trust Fund.


HALLIWELL Sheila Dyer


READ John


Look who's 50. Thought you'd got away with it!


Love the girls. FAGAN John-Paul


November 23rd.’ Happy 21st Birthday.


Love and hugs Annmarie xx


RUSHTON Oliver


November 22nd, 2003.


Happy 21st Birthday. Lots of love.


Mum, Dad, Lydia, Elizabeth, Nana and Grandad.


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 parties 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 Memoriams and Birthday Memoriams must be pre-paid.


Death Notices, Thanks for Sympathy, acknowledgments


and RoralTributes must come from a Funeral Director.


FAGAN John-Paul


November 23rd, 2003.


With all our love from Mum, Dad,


Health and happiness in the future.


Marie-Louise,Tim and Annmarie.


■ "',;Lots of kisses to Uncle J.P.


Love from Bethany.


years, dear father o f Ea ra “ e ' £°«n9nV?£»en Heather, father-in-law ££o*«*on*


782388. 0 1 7 7 2


con d o len c e , f low e r s a n d d o n a t io n s t o C h r is t ie s H o sp i ta l received in memory of Mary. Special thanks to the staff o f Pendle W a rd a t C l i th e r o e Hospital and to Doctor McBride, also thanks to Clith eroe Funeral S e r v ic e s f o r th e ir arrangements.


c a r d s __


The family o f the late Mary Dewhurst wish to sincerely thank all r e la t iv e s , . f r ie n d s neighbours and rest dents at Lilac Grove and Hazel Grove for t h e


DEWHURST Mary


GUIRDHAM Jason


Congratulations on your 21st Birthday.


November 29th.


Have a wonderful day. Love and best wishes


Mum, Dad, Adam, Daniel and Tara


Birthday Greetings


service God Bless you all.


M a r y B o y e r a n family, would like to th an k a l l r e la t iv e s , friends and neighbours for the kind expres ­ s io n s o f sym p a th y cards o f con d o len c e and donations received at this sad time.Special thanks to father Ware- ing for the lovely serv­ ice and caring words, t o a l l th e D o c to r s Nurses and staff at Cli theroe Hospital. Black­ burn Royal Infirmary, Queens Park Hospital, Clitheroe Health Cen­ tre and All care, and to everyone who atten d ed th e s e r v ic e fo r B ern a rd . F in a l ly to C a lv e rley s fo r th e ir c a r e a n d d ig n i f ie d


Leslie Bernard


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Thanks for Sympathy I I Engagements BOYER


Engagements Telephone: 01200 444423 for more information


Coming of Age M


GILLIBRAND - LOMAS


David, Pauline, Peter


andTrish are delighted to announce the


Engagement of Lisa -and Mark. Love and


congratulations from both families.


Announcements REYNOLDS -


TOMLINSON Saturday,'November - , 15th, 2003.


. Gavin Reynolds and ; EstelleTomlinson. Congfatulations'on your Engagement.


Love Mum, Amanda, Dennis and Sophie.


MAHER Holly


November 20th.


Happy 18th Birthday jgfc Holly..


Love always. Mum and Mat xx


Charming Edmond will be much missed


SADLY, just hours after the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times went to press last week, Edmond Cambien was found dead. Police underwater divers


recovered his body from Prim­ rose Lodge, Woone Lane, Clitheroe, on Wednesday after­ noon. There were, police said, no suspicious circumstances. The sprightly 82-year-old (pic­


walk into town from his Bolland Prospect home, stopping to have a word with those he saw en- route.


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work a t the Cancer Research Shop in Castle Street, Clitheroe and was a volunteer for Age Con­ cern.


He gave gladly of his time to Unfortunately, in later years, he


ter to the editor of this newspaper some years ago, he had "an inter­ esting life." "As a civilian in office work,


was known to have suffered bouts of depression. But, in his own words, in a let­


five years in the R.A.F., seeing North Africa, Italy, Sicily, many a t the top in the theatre and through my local interest in the­ atricals, I've been around," he wrote. The son of a Belgian confec­


tioner, he was bom in Clitheroe in 1921. From a very early age he displayed an interest in music, entertaining his family with his singing and dancing. He was edu­ cated at St Mary's College in Blackburn and went on to start at business school in the same town, before the war disrupted his stud­ ies and he joined the R.A.F. He was later posted to Greece


as an air commander. He was sec­ retary to Air Vice-Marshall Geof­ frey Tuttle and based iii Kifissia, near Athens, during 1944. The British military staff was there to return the King of Greece to the throne after the German army was driven out. Greek republicans thought dif­


ple, including Cecil Lewis - one of the founders of the BBC, and Mrs Dimbleby, mother of the leg­ endary Richard Dimbleby and grandmother of the broadcasting brothers, during the war, and was in Athens until 1946. It was dur­ ing his time in the R.A.F. that the theatre bug took hold of him. He took part in his unit's service shows and successfully auditioned for a part in an ENSA pantomime with a professional cast including stars from the Greek theatre. He had joined the Clitheroe Operatic Association in 1938


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Christmas all 1 , wrapped up!


i F o r Christmas and^New^Yoar groatings orarry./ ;.v;-.special occasion during tho fostivo season


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ferently and, in the ensuing civil war, they seized everyone in the headquarters, including Mr Cam­ bien. After months of being marched around the country, liv­ ing in squalid camps and starving, a Red Cross truce and a change of prisoners led to his release. He returned home to recover, but just weeks later was posted to Egypt where he celebrated VE Day by taking a trip to see the pyramids. He met many interesting peo­


tured) had become one of Clitheroe's best-known charac­ ters. With his cheery smile, he would


when rehearsals began for "Vikto­ ria and her Hussar," produced by Laurence Hardy. It was presented in the King Lane Hall - a building he wrote extensively about in last month's edition of the Valley. And, as was typical of Mr Cambi­ en, he contacted the office on Monday of last week to express his thanks for "printing another of my contributions." The operatic association folded


and after the war, he enrolled in the newly-formed Clitheroe Oper­ atic Society, taking part in numer­ ous productions. Following two seasons with the Accrington Amateurs, he returned to Clitheroe and took over as pro­ ducer for the Clitheroe Parish Church Operatic Society, produc­ ing seven musicals as well as the Clitheroe Gang Show (1963-83), pantomimes at the Catholic Hall and musicals at Calderstones. In 1989 he was presented with the National Operatic and Dramatic Association medal for 50 years' service to the amateur stage. He had an almost ency­


a great ambassador for Clitheroe, who would tell visitors what a wonderful town it was, enthusiat- ically illustrating his descriptions with anecdotes and pieces of information from his fascinating life.


:


1-30 p.m. on Monday at St Michael and St John R.C. Church, in Lowergate, followed by a burial at Clitheroe Cemetery. •More tributes - see letters,


he will be greatly missed. A funeral service will be held at


page 12.


Police plea for Winners at crime feedback


to parked vehicles and smashed phone boxes in Clitheroe, over the past week, police chiefs are appealing to the public to ring 999 in order to take the offend­ ers off the streets. Inspector Bob Ford, from Clitheroe


Police explained: “We rely on the public to assist us in catching these criminals. “If criminal damage is being caused


on the streets of Clitheroe, and citizens can give us any information, the police can be at the scene of crime within sec­ onds.


“We would really like the public to


come forward, and help us in order to reduce crime on the streets.”


Talk on Poland


MEMBERS of Trinity Ladies After­ noon Fellowship were transported abroad by Mrs Bettas who gave an interesting talk entitled “A Week in Poland”. She told members of a holiday she had


Greetings _ inCTitheroe


Advertiser & Times


December! Full colour in


Leader-Times Series


December 19th


spent there and illustrated her talk with beautiful photographs and also passed round an album of pictures. She was thanked by Mrs N. Morris who chaired the meeting. Tea and biscuits were served by Mrs McGowan, Miss Hether- ington and Mrs Taylor. Pianist was Mrs Cowperthwaite and flowers were pre­ sented to Mrs Bettas. Guest speaker at the next meeing will be Mrs Saberton on “Fail-trading”.


Major credit cards


^accepted


CLITHEROE police officers are urging members of the public to speak out in a bid to crack down on street crime. After a number of thefts, vandalism


Pendle club BRIDGE winners at the Pendle Club were Mrs Eileen Hadfield, Mrs Paula Dukenfield, Mrs Eva Velci- ck and Mrs Sylvia Walsh. Solo whist winners at the


Pendle Club were: Mrs M. Holding, Mrs D. Knight, Mrs A. Foster. New members welcome


every Monday at 7-30 p.m. Domino winners at the


Pendle Club were: Mr B. Cook, Mrs V. Giles, Mrs D. Knight. New players welcome


every Friday night at 7 p.m.


Line dancing is held at


the Pendle Club every Thursday at 1-30 p.m. New members welcome.


Bridge results


were NS Mrs J. Martin- dale and Mrs J. Bailey, Mr B. Guha and Mr J. Pol­ lard. EW Mr and Mrs R. Ward, Mrs I. Park and Mrs J. Higson. ' J WMJ


WINNERS at Clitheroe Bridge Club on Monday were: NS equal 1st, Mrs D. Blake and Mrs J. Cowling, Mr C. Pollard and Mrs J. Bailey. EW Mr B. Guha and Mrs I. Park, Mr R. Bailey and Mrs J. Telfer. On Thursday winners


“A IM I t


charity shops in Clitheroe and the manager of Age Concern described him as chaining and full of integrity. He also helped in the Cancer Research shop in Clitheroe for over 10 years, work­ ing on Mondays and Wednesdays, a schedule he maintained until recently when he reduced his hours to Wednesday only. Staff have paid tribute to his cheer and resourcefulness and said: “He was the life and soul of the shop. Everyone who works in the shop and the customers will miss him so much.” They have decribed how he was


clopaedic knowledge of the local amateur theatre scene of yester­ year and his regular contributions to this newspaper provoked let­ ters of appreciation from many. Edmond was a volunteer in two


Celeb winsl


by Vivien Meath


AN enterprising Clitheroe famil firm has clinched a businea "Oscar" - just two years after tl] ravages of foot and mouth. Dugdale Nutrition's sales managl


Ian Brown picked up the first evl Orange Bright Business Award at t | National Business Awards in Londol The business also collected a high! commended certificate in the Natiol


al Customer Focus category. The outbreak of foot and moutli dl


ease in 2001 left many Ribble Valla farms flattened and animal feed suppl ers such as Dugdale's facing an unctf tain future. As family farms began to diversil


and sell-out to bigger premises, t f Clitheroe company's customer b a| shrank. Along came sales manager Ian Broil


(44), who with the company's technic! manager, Bryn Davies, designed ail introduced the M3 programme Ma| agement for More than Milk. A consultancy package, M3 involv|


three principles - inspection and evalu tion, reporting, and a strategic businel plan. The inspection and evaluation ptf


P a i r ’s in s i A warm, charming personality,


Richard Hargreaves, of Buck­ inghamshire, both 17 and studying A-levels at Stonyhurst College, were among almost 300 young people who took part in a visit, organised by the Holocaust Educational Trust. Comprehensive, grammar


and public schools nationwide were invited to send two pupils on the one-day visit. A seminar was held before


the journey, so the young peo­ ple, who came from many dif­ ferent cultural and religious backgrounds, could meet each other and hear from a Holo­ caust survivor. “We all had preconceptions


of what Auschwitz would be like, and were expecting it to be


THE horrors of the Auschwitz concentration camp in Poland 60 years ago were brought into sharp focus-for two teenage pupils from a Ribble Valley school. Chris Moss, of Chaigley, and


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