Y ' ..■.. f,»,« i" I i*. i * f * . /Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, January 30th, 2003 #% 1 x * lH vK, *i ? "*Y * ♦ , l *.1 f<fi 1 i 1 * < _ / * . t r * ^ 1 i J ,. v Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified), www.clitheroetoday.co.uk In Memoriam i Hit let


Suddenly in the ear ly h o u r s of Monday, Jan- ua ry 27th, 2003, Sally, aged 77 year s, beloved wife of th e la te Jack Bu r to n , d e a r ly loved mo th e r of Helen and J an e and much loved nan n a to Mark, Clare, J am e s a n d ; J o e . Th e . funeral service wi l l be held at* St Mary's P a r ­ ish Church, Cl i the roe on Monday. F e b ru a ry 3 rd a t 11-15 a.m. pr io r t o c r e m a t i o n a t A c c r i n g t o n C r e m ator ium. Fami ly f low­ e r s o n l y p l e a s e , b y reque s t , bu t dona t io n s if so des i red, in mem­ ory of Sally, payable to T h e S t r o k e A s s o c i a t io n , c / o Ca lv e r ley ' s Funeral Service, Chat - burn Road, Cl i theroe. I)B7 2 AP . I n q u i r i e s Tel. 01200 442020.


BURTON Sarah (Sally)


S u d d en ly o n J a n u a ry 22nd, 2003, in Queen's Pa rk Hospi tal , a f te r a long i l lnes s, for t i f ied by the r i tes of Holy Mo th e r Church. Doris, a g e d 8 1 y e a r s , o f C l i t h e r o e , b e l o v e d wife of John, devoted s i s te r of Betty, a d e a r a u n t i e a n d f r ien d t o many. A funeral s erv­ ice and c rema t ion wil l t a k e p l a c e t o d a y T h u r s d a y , J a n u a r y 30th, 2003 a t Accr ing­


DOLPHIN Doris


ton C r ema to r iuma t 1- 40 p.m. Fami ly f lowers only please, b u t d o n a ­ t i o n s in m em o r y o f D o r i s t o D i a b e t i c As soc ia t ion, c /o Mr s Susan Ke r r , 1 Chat - b u r n P a r k A v e n u e , Cl i theroe. All inqui ­ r i e s t o C l i t h e r o e Funeral Service, 10/12 Wh a l l e y R o a d . Te l . 01200 443045.


On Jcinuary21s t , 2003, pe ac e ful lya t h e r home in C l i th e r o e , G r e t a , a g e d 8 2 y e a r s , t h e b e lo v e d wi f e o f th e late Tom, dear ly loved mo th e r of Carol . Kei th a n d D e r e k , lo v in g (n a n ) o f D a v id a n d Nigel. A funeral s erv­ ice took place in St Mary Magdalene P a r ­ ish Church, Cl i theroe. on Tue sday, J a n u a ry 28th, 2003, p r io r to cremat ion a t Accr ing­ t o n C r em a t o r i u m . Donat ions in memory of Greta if so des i red to The He a r t Machine F u n d , c / o C l i th e r o e Funeral Service, 10/12 W h a l l e y R o a d , Cl i theroe. BB7 1AW. Tel. 01200 443045.


NILAND Greta


Peacefully on J anua ry 2 6 t h , 2 0 0 3 a t T h e M a n o r H o u s e , Ch a tb u rn , Cath e r in e , a g e d 9 6 y e a r s , t h e d e a r ly loved wi f e o f t h e l a t e Wi l l i am, a much loved mo th e r of Betty and Joan, also a loved mo th e r - in - law, g ran dma and great - grandma. Repos ing in Peacehaven Chapel of Rest . A service wi l l be h e l d a t S t M a r y ' s C h u r c h , G i s b u r n o n Monday. Feb ru a ry 3 rd a t 10-30 a.m. fol lowed by a pr ivate cremat ion. Fami ly f low e r s o n ly p le a s e , d o n a t io n s in memory of Cather ine, if so des i red, may be g iv e n f o r S t Ma r y ' s Church. Gisburn. c/o Mr G. Barqh, Nappa Ma n o r Fa rm, Nappa, bkipton, Nor th Yorks . BD23 4LT. ln q u i r ie s to Brian Pr ice and Son, Funeral Di rectors .Tel . 01200 441297.


WHITESIDE Cather ine


. ph's Churchyard, Hur s t Green. Open f lowers . In q u i r ie s to Lang- sh aws Funeral Service. Tel. 01254 824529.


On Saturday, J an u a ry 25th. 2003. peacefully in hospi tal and of - Elker Lane, BHlinqton, Mary, aged 93 years, t h e d e a r l y l o v e d mothe r of Dennis, T e r ­ ence and Anthony,also a de ar mother - in- law, much loved g r a n dma and great -grandma. A fu n e r a l s e r v i c e wi l l lake place a t St Mary's RC Church. Langho on Fr iday, J an u a ry 3 1 s t a t 1 1 a. in. fo l lowe d by inte rmen t a t St Jose-


(formerly Bolton) Mary


WOODS


In loving memory of a d e a r husband and dad, died F e b ­ rua ry 5th, 2002.


; BARNES Alan


Today is. remembered and silently.kept, Words are not needed, - We will never


/ o v e /'J anet . Han- nah and Becky...: BARNES Alan


Mum a n d 'Da d i1* * - BARNES.


Loved and remembetvd altvays.


In loving memory of Alan, a d e a r f r iend and boss.


F r o m e v e r y o n e a t Boots, Cl i theroe.


Remembered always


D i e d J a n u a r y 2 9 t h , 1993.


CROOK Frances. ,, .


w i t h loving thou g h t s and t re a su r ed memo­ r ie s f rom y o u r daugh­ t e r Franc e s and Tony.


Ten years have passed but memories stay, As near and dear as yesterday.


C7tta n f i < lfo u


In loving memory of a d e a r husband, dad and g r a n d a d w h o d i e d , F e b ru a ry 4th, 2001.


ROBINSON Vic


Hazel, Emma, Ian and family.


Forever in our jhoughts, Loved and remembered ahvays.


Birthday Memori


J an u a ry 3 1 s t . Lov­ ing bi r thday mem­ or ie s for a loving wife.


SMITH Ethel


Love forever , from y o u r h u s b a n d Trevor .


Bi r thday memor ie s of o u r d e a r mum, nana and g re a t nana, J a n u ­ ary 31s t .


SMITH • Ethel


Lo v e a lway s , Sus an , Bev, Eric, Mat t . Sarah, Lee and Morgann xxx.


It's the pain o f losing you, 'That never goes away.


Remembering you is easy, We do it every day,


Bi r th d aymemo r le so f a special s is ter , J an u a ry 31s t .


SMITH Ethel


Forever in our thoughts. Jo h n and Alice..


Forever in my heart and in my thoughts.


PINDER Ted an d "Marjorie


Our sincere thanks to all


our family and friends for cards, gifts, flowers and generous donations for


charily, arid all the help given at our celebration for our Ruby Weddina.


Our love and thanks to you all.


BANKS Debbie


January 28th.


Happy 18th Birthday. Have a great party.


<DHan£ 0 / o u WALLBANK Connie


During my stay in


Clilheroe Hospital, I wish to extend my


very sincere thanks to all the nurses on


Ribble Ward for their excellent nursing and loving care, also lo the physiotherapist ana occupational


therapists, to the local GP's for their visiting and to the Rev. C. Cheeseman and the Methodist Ladies


Group.-Thanks 'also to all my friends'for


Roger , to g e th e r wi th Liz, Ben, J e n n y a n d K a r l , w o u l d l ik e t o t h a n k al l fami ly a n d f r iends for th e i r cards, le t te r s and kind wishes a f te r the .very s ad loss o f h i s m u c h l o v e d d a u g h t e r , M a r y .


BLACKBURN Mary


^od bjessjrouall.


gifts, cards, friendship, loving care and prayers.


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• BUSH Gemma


Happy 18th Birthday, February 1st.


from Mum, Dad and Daniel xxx


With all our love


. Congratulations on your 18th Birthday. Lots of love, Grandma Ross and Uncle David and Grandma and Grandad Bush.


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T h a n k s a l s o t o t h e Rev. Alan Bailey for his s u p p o r t a t this dif ­ ficult time.


Barbara, J e an and fam­ i l i e s w o u l d l ik e t o e x p r e s s th e i r s in c e re t h a n k s t o r e l a t iv e s , f r iends and ne ighbour s for th e i r kind ex p re s ­ s i o n s o f s ym p a t h y , c a r d s a n d d o n a t io n s received dur ing the i r s a d b e r e a v em e n t . Thank you to everyone wh o a t ten d ed the s e rv ­ ice and to Rev. Chr is S t o r r y f o r h i s k i n d w o r d s


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Ca ro l? K e i th a n d ' De rek ,w l s h : to th an k al l j re la t iv e s , f r iends , n e i g h b o u r s a n d a l l wh o a t ten d ed th e s e rv ­ ice! f o r mum a t Cl i - th e ro e -Par ish Church for; all th e .many kind letters,>i cards , ■ d o n a ­ t i o n s a n d .w o r d s o f comfor t - a n d s u p p o r t r e c e iv e d at< t h i s s a d t ime. Special than k s to Doc tor Huson and all a t The Cas t le Medical G r o u p , n u r s e s a n d s taf f of Pendle Ward, Cl i th e ro eHo sp i ta l and t h e H o m e ^N u r s in g ServiceSv/or ail th e i r kindnes s ' , .also t o - CanoniPlUl ip.Dearden for, h i s ^ p r a y e r s a n d kind minis t rat ions .


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J o e a n d Lorna February 7th, 2003.


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wishes, Dad, Mum, Russell and Lauren.


be'en 'awarded from the Yorkshire and Humber Community Fund towards the costs^ ofi rebuilding Tosside village hall. The cost, of; building a new hall has been


A (LOTTO luck has come the way of a rural Ribble Valley hamlet. : ‘-’A.-major cash handout of £181,000 has


estimated a t ’£440,000. As well as hosting dances, the new village venue would provide space for indoor carpet bowls sessions, larger social events, youth clubs and a meeting room. There are also plans for a modem kitchen


and a small bar. Outside there would be a car park, cycle racks, shelter and an outside toilet for, .walkers and cyclists who may visit the .area_ ____ -For more than two years villagers have been’


working on a series of bids to five different agencies, but their plans were brought to a standstill for almost a year following the out­ break of the foot and mouth disease. However, in June last year the village’s var­


ious voluntary groups decided to get together and form a registered charity. The new Tos­ side Community Link now owns the old insti­ tute building. Explained Mr Eddie Runswick: “We


thought we would stand a better chance of getting grants if we showed that all the vil­ lage’s little groups were working together. We have now taken over ownership of the village institute building and all the various groups have a representative on the committee.” The Tosside Community Link has so far


raised £11,000 through a series of small grants to pay for a variety of projects. These include surveys, a consultation exercise with members of the public and technical reports. The cash has also been used for the preparation of a business plan to support the major grant bids. Speaking about the allocation of the lottery


grant,' Mr Richard Frankland, chairman of Tosside Community Link, said: “At last all our hard work has paid off. We are delighted to get this major award.„If all goes well we should be able to match it in March with European funding through the North York­ shire Partnership and Craven District Coun­ cil, and with help from three other agencies.” He added th a t contributions from the


Countryside Agency, which has pledged £25,000, and £10,000 from the LWS Lan­


Young Farmers bowl to triumph


in regional event MEMBERS of Clitheroe Young Farmers’ Club enjoyed an evening of ice-skating at Blackburn Ice Arena on Monday. Last week, the regional ten-pin


bowling competition was held at Preston’s , , .Megabowl. The Clitheroe''A team won overall. Chris Bristol achieved “the top


junior score; while Peter Bristol was winner of the intermediate section and James Whitwell gained most points in the senior competition. All are Clitheroe members. At next week’s meeting, there


will be a talk by Mr Ian Hunter on farming in the media. Mem­ bers are to meet at Pendleton Vil­ lage Hall at 7-45 p.m.


Air ambulance


FORTNIGHTLY meetings and a Christmas sale resulted in a £385 bonus for the North West Air Ambulance. Residents of Candlemakers


Court, Clitheroe, presented a cheque for the amount to air ambulance representatives, who have promised to return and give a film show on the work of the organisation.


Pendle Club


SOLO whist winners at the Pendle Club were: Mrs M. Holding, Mrs M. Parker, Mrs M. Parkes. New members welcome every


Monday at 7-30 p.m Bridge winners were: Miss Joan


Scott, Mr-Joe Lynch,. Miss Clare Brown, Mrs Doris Blunt. New members welcome every Monday at 1-30 p.m.


Stones stolen


STONE thieves were in action again at the weekend. In the latest of a long series of


similar thefts, they used a crowbar to remove 12 coping stones from the top of a back boundary wall at a terraced house in Tennyson Avenue, Read. The stones are valued at £400.


Daffodil dance


THE Marie Curie Cancer Care charity is to stage a daffodil dance to typical 60s music at the De Tabley Function Suite, Roch­ ester, next month. Music will be played by “The


Cube” and more information is available by telephone from 01772 749797. >. •


Trailer is taken


A CATTLE trailer parked in a field at Barrow has been stolen. The trailer is valued at £800.


' iv t f s s Young Generation


Joy at £181,000 lottery ‘win’ for village hall project at Tosside


Coining of Age by Natalie Cox


cashire Environmental Fund had already been confirmed. ■


And hopes are high that the Lancashire .


Rural Development Programme will donate £20,000, leaving the villagers to find the bal-


. ance of £14,000. Said Mr Frankland: “Our own campaign is .


going well and we are halfway there with £7,000 already raised. We are now writing to every farm, business and household in Tosside


' 'and district requesting donations.” Tosside has had a village institute for more


than 80 years. The original building was a for­ mer First World War wooden army hut which stood until 1968. I t was followed by the cur­ rent building, which was constructed from concrete panels salvaged from former prefab


housing. Re s id en t s we re responsible for bui lding b o th


institutes, and the popularity of the venue increased down the decades with regular dances and social evenings being staged there.


However, the condition of the most recent


building has deteriorated over the years, with access for the disabled poor. But the institute is the only village hall in 60 square miles of coun­ tryside on the Lancashire-Yorkshire border. Being constructed from old panels, there


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TWO sixth-form students Ribble Valley will be goi this summer.


Teenagers Vanessa Tatt


and Mark Binns (17) h selected to attend the Glo' Leaders' Conference in W: DC and New York. This prestigious event a’


young people the oppor explore cultural differen lenge diplomatic skills, b- dence and enhance their making ability in an inte climate.


The youngsters, both m


the sixth form at Clither Grammar School, are loc ward to their transatlantic before they go they must r region of £5,000 betwe towards accommodation a This week the duo were-


kick-start their fund-rai: paign.


was no prospect the building could be refur­ bished, so a new hall, conforming to modem health and safety requirements as well as envi­ ronmental and disability standards, was per­ ceived to be the only solution.


1 The closure of the village school kick-start­


ed the campaign to revitalise the village hall and put new heart into the community. ; Said Mr Frankland: “Ironically, since losing


our school we’ve had quite an influx of younger families to the area, and our new hall will enable us to provide better services for them, along with the increasing number of quite isolated elderly folk.” If all goes to plan, work is likely to get


under way on the new facility this summer. • A New Year social evening on Saturday


will now also become a lottery grant celebra­ tion. Tosside Institute will be the venue for a party as villagers celebrate the awarding of the grant. Organised by Tosside Social Committee,


the event will include a hot buffet supper and entertainment provided by Mid-life Crisis. There will also be a disco Tickets cost £10 and are available from the


post office or people can pay at the door. The event starts at 7-30 p.m.


Teena as she


A TEENAGE driver from ] ho knocked down a worker special needs education ce when she stood in front of his to make him slow down. Blackburn magistrates h


that Anita Knagg, a truste Lords House Farm, Rishton, walking in front of the car d by Ashley John Campbell to him drive slowly down the 1 leaving the riding for the disa centre. He began revving his engine


turned his radio up loud a moved to within a foot of Knagg.


Sporting p not worry


PUPILS of Ribblesdale High School and Technolo­ gy College do not have to worry as much about weather forecasts from now on.


New all-weather facili­


ties, which have been a major expenditure for the school and Lancashire County Council, are now in use. A football pitch-sized


area has been laid down to Astro Turf, which will


allow hockey, tennis, foot- ball^and'i c r ic k e t ‘-to be played in most weather conditions: The school also has a


new fitness room and climbing wall, as well as a sprung maple wood floor in the sports hall. But the new projects,


SCOTT-MILLEDGE


A management consultant from the Ribble Valley mar­ ried an arts marketing manager from Birmingham at All Saints Church, Faringdon, Oxfordshire. . The bridegroom was Blackburn Rovers fan and former CRGS pupil Mr Christopher Scott, son of Alan and Wendy Scott, of Barrow. The bride was Miss Katie Milledge, from Coleshill,


Birmingham, who has been working at Usher Hall, Edin­ burgh. The couple met at Keble College, Oxford, in 1990. The bride was given away by her father, Dr David


Milledge, and wore a designer ivory taffeta gown. The bridesmaids were Eleanor Pocock, Kate Shepherd


and Lindsay Schroeter, and they wore burgundy velvet evening dresses. Mr Adrian Sandy was best man and Messrs David Etchells, John Reyner and Andrew Gardner the grooms­ men.


* The Rev. Charles Draper officiated and the reception


was held at Kirtlington Park, Oxford. Kenya was the honeymoon destination and the couple are to live in Church Broughton, Derbyshire.


£776 raised for the Children’s Society


THE annual candlelight supper for the Children's Society, held on Sunday at St Paul's Church Parish Hall, Low Moor, raised £650, plus £126 to be recovered from gift aid. More than 50 people


from Clitheroe, Whalley, Waddington and Down- ham attended the event, which was organised by the Children's Society's local action group, whose chair­ man, the Rev. Rodney Nicholson, Vicar of St Paul's, Clitheroe, has recently been appointed diocesan president for the Children's Society. After a meal of lasagne:


and choice of dessert, the company was entertained by a member of the Magic Circle, Mr Brian Lead, who teaches English at St Wilfrid's Church of Eng­ land High School, Black­ burn.


I t was an excellent


result, said Mr Nicholson - a 50% increase on the usual amount raised. The money, he added, would support the society's many projects among disadvan­ taged children, including help for young runaways and .the highly-praised Children's Society scheme to offer young offenders on bail an alternative to


.prison, so that their lives could hopefully be given a fresh start.


; Speaking briefly at the


supper, Mr Nicholson also mentioned two little- known projects run by the society. One was to befriend children whose parents were addicts, and


. the other to support the children of travelling fami­ lies. Such children can suf­ fer from lack of schooling, as well as being labelled dirty or dishonest. - .


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costing £500,000, do not mean that the traditional grass playing surfaces will be forsaken. Far from it.


Some res


SOME residents of a mo development at Sawley are f* left out of the Broadband re tion.


Although some of the Int


users in Browgate, Sawley, wi able to take advantage of 10-t quicker access when Broad comes to Clitheroe on April others will still have to mak with the existing line. This is because some of the


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