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Pa s sed away peacefully on Sunday. S ep tem b e r 14th, in London, s u r ro u n d ed by h e r loving family.
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Suddenly on Monday, S ep tem b e r 15th, 2003, a n d : o f F o u l r id g e , George C h es te r , aged 70 y ears; beloved h u s band o f Je an , dear ly l o v e d f a t h e r ; o f C h r is t in e , J u l ie a n d th e la te Susan, fa th e r- in - law ' o f Jo h n , d e a r g ra n d a d o f A m an d a , Rebecca an d Jo sh u a . A fu n e r a l s e rv ic e ; w a s held a t S t Michael and A l l .A n g e ls ' C h u rc h , F o u l r i d g e ;
- K N E L L E R George Chester
Wednesday. Septem b e r 2 4 th , followed by
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i n t e rm e n t i n t h e Churchyard. Rev. Kath Allen officiated. Th ere w e r e fam ily f low e r s , only by req u e s t , b u t d o n a tio n s If d e s ired to t h e B r i t i s h H e a r t F o u n d a tio n o r Pendle- s id e H o s p i c e . A l l in q u ir ie s S. Horsfield F u n e r a l S e r v i c e ; C o ln e . T e l . 0 1 2 8 2 861281.
On S ep tem b e r 16th in P e r t h , W e s t e r n A u s tra lia , Alex, d ear ly beloved h u sb an d o f 57 ye ars of Mary. Loving dad of Alex and family, also a d e a r fr iend of Mar ian (UK).
LEA RM ON T Alex
On S e p tem b e r 1 9 th , 2003. aged 79 y ears, in h o s p i ta l , lo v in g a n d b e lo v e d h u s b a n d o f P h i l ip p a , f a th e r o f M atth ew . Humphrey, Hamish, H e n r ie t ta and Alexander, much loved g ran d fa th e r of C h ris ta a n d H a r ry , H a ld a n e a n d M a t i l d a a n d R o l a n d
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Peaceful ly a t Q u e en s P a r k H o s p i t a l , o n M o n d ay . S e p tem b e r 2 2 n d , 2 0 0 3 , C h a r le s Walsh, aged 86 years, th e d ear ly loved h u s band of th e la te Edna, d e a re s t fa th e r of the l a t e D o r e e n a n d Sheila, a d e a r fa th e r- in - l aw o f P a u l a n d much loved grandfa th e r to J an e t , Sharon, P a u la , L e a n n e a n d Mark, and a beloved g re a t-g ran d fa th e r . The fu n e r a l s e rv ic e w i l l tak e place on Monday, Sep tem b e r 2 9 th a t St P a u l ' s C h u r c h , Lowmoor, C lith e ro e a t 1 2 -4 5 p .m . p r io r to crema tio n a t Pleasing- t o n C r em a to r iu m . F am i ly f low e r s o n ly please, b u t d o n a tio n s if so d e s ired to Cancer R ese arch U.K. c /o Cal- v e r l e y 's F u n e r a l S e r v ic e , C h a t b u r n R o ad , C l i th e ro e BB7 2A P . I n q u i r ie s T e l . 01200 442020.
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Sw e e t memories o f a lo v in g d a u g h te r a n d s i s te r , w h o d ie d q n S ep tem b e r 2 9 th , 1998.
Elizabeth Jane B EN T L E Y
Love Mummy* Daddy and Jo sep h .
Those we love don't go away, They walk beside us everyday, Unseen, unheard but always near, Still loved and missed and very dear..
Fell a s le ep Sep tem b e r 2 6 th , 1994. Loving memories o f you we treasure, Of happy days we spent
DUCKWORTH Gladys .
together, The years may pass but ...
S le e p w e l l m y lo v e . Ha ro ld and family.
you will stay, As near and dear as yesterday.
P as sed ’away Septem b e r 2 7 th , 1996.
H A L L Jessie
Loving memories o f you ive treasure, Of happy days we all spent together, 7 years have passed
Sti ll missing you mum, a l l o u r lo v e n o w , a lw a y s a n d fo r e v e r Eric, Michelle, Isabel, Dave, David, Gina and Phil ip xxx. Miss you grandma
since that sad day, You will stay as dear in our hearts as yesterday.
All o u r love David and Rachel xxx
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In memory o f a much lpved wife, m o th e r and grandma, w h o passed away, S ep tem b e r3 0 th , 1991.
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L o v e f rom h u s b a n d G o r d o n , d a u g h t e r s L in d a , D e b r a a n d families.
Though absent you are always near, Still loved, still missed, still very dear.
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Loving 2 1 s t b ir th d ay m emo ries fo r Sep tem b e r 2 8 th . Died March 21 s t, 2003. •
M E T C A L F Tom .
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7b us you were From all nis family. .
past, But we will love and miss you, As long as our lives will last, i No matter how life changes, No matter what we do, A special place within our hearts, Will always be for you.
B i r th d a y m em o r ie s S ep tem b e r 2 3 rd of a d e a r dad, g ran d ad and g re a t grandad.
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Max, a welcome little brother for Evie
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Welcome to my new nephew Max
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Cassie and Scott are
proud to announce the birth of Charlie on
Friday September 19th, 2003
, Valley Midwives; C7 Queens Park,
weighing 51b 2oz. Thanks to Ribble
family and friends
proud lo announce the safe arrival of Kori-Leigh
on September 17th, 2003
weighing 6lb loz.
Many thanks to all concerned
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September 27th, 2003.
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TOMORROW’S completion of work on the council car park has not come soon enough for many Clitheroe
motorists. Complaints have been made concerning
a lack of signposting and information about the work. A repeated complaint was about the sign advising alternative car parking in Chester Avenue, which people said should have given information regarding the actual
location of Chester Avenue. The work has also caused some disruption
to traffic, with turning cars clogging Railway View Avenue and its junction with King Street.
Following the laying of new drainage and
stone setts, the main car park area was resur faced on Tuesday, and the re-marking of park ing bays will be completed today, which will ensure the project is completed on time. The work was publicised twice in the
Advertiser and Times, and leaflets giving more details of the work were available from the reception desk at the council offices and the Tourist Information Centre on Market Place. Council officials said that these were also distributed around the town, in particu lar to users of the car park. One unforseen headache for the council has
been the transport of tar on people’s shoes into the offices. Yesterday cleaners were in action power-scrubbing the stair carpets. Our picture shows the car park work in progress. (CR230903/2)
Judith (60) tackles a
triathlon to help brain f damaged children
A'WOMAN from Wilpshire will be running, cycling and swimming in Spain to help a children’s charity. Mrs Judith Dawson (pic
tured) will be taking part in the El Paraiso Triathlon to- raise money for the charity APRONA, which has a clinic in Estepona where brain-dam- aged children are treated. Mrs Dawson, who is 60, decided last year to start run ning to keep fit. She said: “Peo ple we know in Spain started saying to me, ‘you’ll be doing
the triathlon next’, so I thought why not?,1
event, which involves an eight kilometre run, 16 kilometre cycle ride and 30 lengths of a swimming pool, on October 5th. Her decision to make the
She will be setting off on the .
attempt was based on the fact that she knows a child who is being helped by APRONA. Mrs Dawson explained that
family friends who live near Estepona, and who are origi-
nally from the Ribble Valley, had twins, one of whom was brain-damaged, so she wanted to do something to help the charity. Anyone wishing to support
Mrs Dawson’s triathlon attempt and help raise money for the charity is invited to contact her and her family. (T110703/1)
New teachers at Oakhill
TWO new teachers have joined the staff of Oakhill College, Whalley.: ■ Cath Lee has been appoint
ed as the new PE teacher, pre viously having been the senior school special educational needs teacher since 2000. A physical education teacher
for<25 years, she graduated from Liverpool University with a degree in PE and English. She was formerly the head of PE/support teacher at Moor land School, Clitheroe, and has also taught at ClitKeroe Royal Grammar School and Brook- side School, Clitheroe. A founder of the Ribble Val
ley Netcall Club, she holds advanced coaching qualifica tions in seven sports and was secretary and coach at Clitherbe Gym Club for many years.-
Alison Grime has taken up
the post of special educational needs teacher. Trained at Newcastle-Upon-
Tyne, her first post was at Rhyddings High School, Oswaldtwistle, where she taught textiles, home econom ics and art up to GCSE level. While at Rhyddings, she became head of home econom ics.
Always interested in SEN,
she has also worked with the Lancashire Schools Support Service, with which she spe cialised in specific learning dif ficulties and speech language and communication difficul ties. She worked in both prima ry and secondary schools, sup porting pupils with a wide range of learning difficulties. . For the past two years she
has been contracted to prima ry schools with responsibilities for in-house SEN work.
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In running for top title
NOMINEES from the Ribble Valley were yester day in the running for the title Lancashire Woman of the Year. The event was being held
at the Mytton Fold Farm Hotel, Langho, and was expected to have raised several thousand pounds for Bamado's.
Bolton-by-Bowland resi 1 0 s
dent Gill Armer,' who runs Gisburn Auction Mart cafe, Farmhouse Fare pro prietor Helen Colley, Stonyhurst College curator Jan Grafius and Hurst Green horsewoman Isobelle Rawsthorne were among the contenders.
"Dominoes
BRIDGE winners at the Pendle Club were: Mrs Frances Porter, Mrs Bar bara Hargreaves, Miss Pat Hargreaves and partner. New members welcome
every Monday at 1-30 p.m. Solo whist winners at the
Pendle Club were: Mr D. Grant, Mr R. Knight, Mrs M. Parker. New players welcome
every Monday at 7-30 p.m. Domino winners were:
Mr J. Pye, joint 2, Mrs Miller and Mrs D. Knight, Mr J. Healey. New members welcome
every Friday at 7 p.m. Line dancing is held at
the Pendle Club every Thursday at 1-30 p.m. New members welcome.
Bridge club
WINNERS at Clitheroe Bridge Club on Monday evening were: NS Deanna Atkinson and Robin Atkin son, David Mortimer and Brenda Wilson. EW J. Pawlicki and John Renton, Use Park and B. Guha. On Thursday evening
winners were: NS B. Guha and John K. Pollard, Merle Allen and Alastair Carter. EW Deanna Atkinson and Doreen Blake, Muriel Bainbridge and Jean Tay- lon
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‘We cannot ignore branch falls’ “If the school staff were •
continued lrom pui^c 1
not. undertaking an extra . commitment and keeping our boys and girls well away, the pupils would be underneath ancient boughs,’one at least of which has fallen in recent times. How can this warning be ignored any longer? Clear ly there are implications here for people using the public footpath.” : Now Mr Borland has writ ten'to parish council chair man Coun.: Eric Ronnan seeking an urgent meeting, which could take place next week. The governors want to work out “an agreed strategy acceptable to all parties” and
the letter acknowledges that the parish’council has made some endeavours to find a ; solution? But, it emphasises,'- “the branches overspreading the school grounds are a haz- ard ahd should be removed.” To cut out the need for the staff to constantly monitor that “keep away” instructions are followed, the governors say that a fence cutting off the affected area of the field would be acceptable - but only on a very temporary basis. ■ ■ One member of the parish
council, Coun. Norman Atty, suggested at last week’s meet ing that the age of the trees meant that dangers would
Couple wii for Conct farewell
A SIMONSTONE man and hil make history, having won seats| ways Concorde farewell tour of t Mr Robert Mcllroy (68) anj
(69), of Carlton Avenue, Simon Manchester over the Bay of Bise| on October 22nd after winning:
cial flights have now gone on t £4,000 each, but Mr and Mrs I the historic farewell tour - are 1
tion for seats. Seats for the last week of the <
The flight will take winners on a I from Manchester over the Bay o | of sound before landing at Heat J Mr and Mrs Mcllroy were a |
people across the nation who el phone-in competition, and wen only 333 pairs of Concorde ticl]
tour. Mr Mcllroy said: “I was on t l
competition and entered. Thatl how lucky, it was for us. Considl is the only commercial passengT the world, it is going to be soma We are very excited about the pa “We have just visited Amerl conventional way. This will be sq
ent,” he said. Mr and Mrs Mcllroy are fron
lived in the North-West for 34 j l retired and Mr Mcllroy was f<f manager for Brooke Bond foods I Our picture shows Mr and Ml ing winning the Concorde trip. (I
Drink-drr ended up
A MAN whose car ended ee up on its roof after it hit a ofi hedge told police he had de swerved to avoid a dog. La However, Blackburn p.r
magistrates heard tha t its Robert William Harrison ter later failed a breath test. de Harrison (55), of Holme
Hill, Clitheroe, pleaded guilty to driving with excess alcohol. He was fined £350 with £60 costs and disqualified from dri ving for 12 months. Harrison agreed to be referred to the drink drive rehabilitation programme, which if completed success fully would reduce his ban by up to 25%. Miss Pat Bramley (pros-
FLETCHER Malcolm :
Oliver andToni. would like to
thank Malcolm for being Page Boy at their Wedding last month.
Golden Wedding
I HappyjgT v Anniversary |
NELSON
Doreen and Terry
September 26th, 2003.
Congratulations
Mum and Dad on fifty years of wedded bliss.
With love and best wishes from Peter, Shirley, Christine, Steve, Louise, Terry, Simon, Chris, Danielle, Sharie and Caitlin xxxxxxxxxxx -
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September 28th, 2003.
Catherine Coming of Age
End to car park chaos tomorrow
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increase as they gotolder. He’, wondered if any way could be found to replace the trees, overtime. There was at least tacit
acknowledgement at Thurs day’s parish council meeting that, amply warned by branch falls, it could well face legal problems in the event of any accident. The issue has been featured
in the Advertiser! and Times ever since the-bough fell and the governors have been wanting action for some time. Their heightened concern goes back before the death of a primary schoolgirl killed by a falling tree in the South of England.
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