Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) 22 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, September 2nd, 2004


TV star to join in charity run


run in Clitheroe on Sunday. The star of “Brookside” and “Mersey-


ACTOR and celebrity John McArdle will take part in a charity sponsored


beat” will join around 100 others lining up at Roefield Leisure Centre, Clitheroe, for the start of a 10-kilometre run in aid of Cystic Fibrosis. Organisers Gail Bailey and Aimie Hamer


also announced this week that Blackburn Rovers player Paul Gallagher would get the run under way. They stress that you do not need to be


superfit to join in, as it is a relatively short distance which participants can take at their own pace. However, two superfit local athletes will


give the event an extra dimension, by set­ ting their own gruelling challenges. Tony Rodia, manager at Roefield Leisure Cen­


W e s tm in s te r i i,w Ribble Valley MP Nigel Evans. Keep EU out of Olympics!


LIKE many of you no doubt, I had great pride when I saw British athletes winning Olympic medals in Athens. My pride swelled somewhat as I witnessed the same athletes associat­ ing their success with our country. I witnessed Kelly Holmes


win two gold medals, even though she had previously been dogged by persistent injuries. She wrapped her­ self in the Union Flag and her family, friends and com­ patriots felt part of her suc­ cess and shared in her win. Amir Khan, the Bolton


lad, boxed his slight IV years of experience into an Olympic final and dis­ played enormous guts in getting the silver medal. He further showed enormous wisdom in telling the world that he aimed to stay an amateur and get the gold in Beijing in four years time. His family revelled in the


Union Flag, with his dad sporting a Union Flag waistcoat. Amir’s smile was infectious and his enthusi­ asm for the future sponta­ neous and focussed. Many of you will know


that few people walking this earth are more Eurosceptic than me. I have always believed that the Europe we voted for in 1975 was a trading bloc and nothing more. I was more than irritated


to read that following the success of our athletes and those of other European Union countries th a t Romano Prodi, the outgo­ ing EU President, wanted to see our sportsmen and women carrying the EU flag at the next games in


2008. How absurd! Why should anyone want to carry an emblem of a trad­ ing bloc? Why would any­ one want to associate sport­ ing success with that of a trading convenience? Sadly for the deluded


Prodi, he believes that this bloc is a country like the US. Even though Europe had nothing to do with the training of our athletes, he wants to see the EU flag displayed at all occasions, like the Stars and Stripes. He misses one very


important fact.The US is a federal arrangement of 50 states. The EU is a union of 25 independent sovereign nation states, i.e. countries. Displaying the EU flag would be as absurd as dis­ playing the flag of NAFTA, or ASEAN, trading blocs of other groups of countries. I have written to the PM,


asking him to reject this idea. I do not want the EU to become a country. I want the EU to concentrate on ensuring that its members are able to trade all their goods without barriers or tax levies placed upon them. I want it to concen­ tra te on cleaning up the EU’s internal corruption and absurdly high costs of doing everything. I want it to slim itself down and to get out of our daily lives. I want it to wake up and smell the coffee. For Kelly and Amir, and


the many thousands of hopefuls in our country who want the facilities in which they can train to be Olympic champions in the future, ridding ourselves of the unnecessary bureaucra­ cy and cheating that is tol­


erated within Europe could be part of the answer. The UK pays more into


Europe than it gets out. If we were to cut out the waste and corruption, then the money saved could be returned back to us. This money could be invested into sporting facilities for the young. We could get more swimming pools and save the school playing fields that are under threat. We might also help to


create a generation of fit young people. The Prime Minister states he wants, to encourage us to combat obesity, and keeping fit is certainly one way of doing it.


Is it not about time we


introduced some common- sense into our politics and stopped allowing the likes of Prodi and his chums to believe that there is even the slightest possibility that theEU could at some stage be a fully federated country. I am proud to be British


and Welsh, and I am proud to be a citizen of the world who wants to see us do more to eradicate poverty and sickness. I am not proud of my


trading bloc which wastes money, is bloated by huge bureaucracy and has pre­ tensions way above its shoe size. The Olympic ideal is one


of purity, honesty, endeav­ our and dedication. It is one of being proud to play one’s part. I can think of no insti­ tution which lives less to those wonderful ideals than the EU. Let i t stay out of the


Olympics - it quite simply is not its to mess around with.


tre, will ride 100 miles on his bike during the sponsored event, while Mark Bateman will tackle a tough triathlon. This will involve a 4,000-metre row, 112-mile cycle ride and a full 26-mile marathon run. As if that was not tough enough, Mark


•ivill drop and do 50 press-ups for each kilo­ metre of the 10k run - some 500 press-ups! His employer. Network Rail, has offered


to match the first £1,200 he raises in spon­ sorship through the Railtrack Charities Aid Foundation. Anyone wanting to take part in the 10k


run or sponsor others can contact Roefield Leisure Centre on 0120() 442188 or Gail Bailey a t Pure Health and Beauty on 01200 442430. Those already entered, or wanting to enter, need to register on Sun­ day by 12-15 p.m. at Roefield Leisure Cen­ tre in order to start the run at 1 p.m.


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W IL K IN S O N Evelyn


Birthday Memories


L o v in g b i r t h d a y m e m ­ o r i e s o f a v e r y d e a r s o n , S e p t em b e r 5 t h .


H O D G K IN S O N Joshua James


M A S S E Y -


L o v e a n d m e m o r i e s . M um m y a n d D a d d y .


gladness and joy, And in our heatis you will always he o ur special little boy.


B i r t h d a y m e m o ­ r i e s o f m y d e a r g r a n d s o n w h o w o u l d h a v e b e e n tw o y e a r s o l d o n S e p t em b e r 5 t h .


H O D G K IN S O N Joshua James


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N i t e , n i t e , G o d b l e s s J o s h , l o v e N a n n a x.


forgotten, Forever in our hearts.


H O D G K IN S O N Joshua James


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Nana.


Treasured memories and loving thoughts o f a dear grandson.


LO R D S t J u d e t h a n k s f o r p r a y e r s a n sw e r e d .


Gone hut not


On this day you would be two, And our memories o f love are still with yxiu, You filled our lives with


P a s s e d aw a y p e a c e f u l l y o n A u g u s t 2 8 t h . 2 0 0 4 , i n


L O F T H O U S E Ruby


P a s s e d


H IC H A M Peter


a w a y


B A LDW IN John


T r e a s u r e d m em o r i e s of my dear partner, died


September 3 rd , 2002. Rememlxiting \xni is e(L<ty,


I do it eixny day, Mi.'i'iing you is the heartache, ’fljat never goes away


M y l o v e a s a lw a y s Ma r q a r e t .


D i e d o n September 4 th , 2 0 0 0 .


D IC K IN S O N John


you John, And itv will never fotget you..


John, We thought the itxnid of


Beautiful memories neivr to he foigotien


Y o u r lo v in g wi f e Lou, d a u g h t e r s J u l i e a n d T r a c e y a n d s o n Paul .


S e p t em b e r 1 5 th . 1993. P r e c io u s m em o r i e s of K e v i n , a d e a r s o n , b r o t h e r t o S t e p h e n , u n c l e t o C a l lum and J ami e , b r o t h e r - i n - l aw t o An g e la a n d f a t h e r to David.


TH O R N B E R Kevin


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L o v e a lw a y s . M um , Da d , S t e p h e n , Angela , Ca l lum. J am i e a n d son David.


No length o f time can take away. Thoughts o f you from day to day, Though absent jv u are always near, Still loved, still mUised , still very' dear.


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Wi l l iam. E l i z a b e t h an d f ami l ie s w i s h t o th a n k r e l a t iv e s , f r i e n d s an d n e i g h b o u r s f o r t h e m a n y c a r d s , f l o w e r s a n d d o n a t i o n s r e c e i v e d a t th i s s a d t im e a n d to a l l th o s e w h o a t t e n d e d t h e f u n e r a l o f Peggy. O u r t h a n k s a l s o t o th e d o c t o r s o f C a s t l e Med ic a l G r o u p a n d all t h e s t a f f o n P e n d l e W a r d , C l i t h e r o e H o s p i t a l . B l a c k b u r n R o y a l I n f i rm a r y a n d Qu e e n s P a r k Ho sp i ta l . O u r g r a t i t u d e a l s o - g o e s t o C a n o n P . D e a r d e n f o r h i s k in d m i n i s t r a t i o n s a n d Br ia n P r i c e a n d So n for t h e i r k i n d n e s s a n d - h e l p d u r i n g t h i s d i f f i c u l t p e r i o d . We w o u ld a l s o l i k e to - th a n k J o h n a n d J a n e t a n d t h e O l d P o s t Ho u s e .


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DOWDEN Keith and Mavis


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Thank you ALL so much, _______________ we'll be forever grateful. Births FAHEY (neeWalmsIey)


Donna and Simon welcome with love a baby Daughter, Emma Sonia, born on Monday,


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Infirmary, weighing 61b lo z .


Heartfelt thanks to family and friends in Clitheroe and Halifax for all support and


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Emma is hoping to be home soon to join her big Brother Daniel. Gods little miracle.


/ - i f C 't x q J FAHEY (neeWalmsIey)


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A very special baby to all her family. The odds were


against her, but she beat them!!


Love Nana and Grandad.


She is truly welcomed.


ANDERTON Lee and Karen are delighted to


announce the birth of their Daughter,


Allyssa Faith, born on August 16th, weighing 81b 14.


A welcome Sister to Ben and Leah. Many thanks to everyone for all


the beautiful cards and presents.


TINGLE (nee King)


Robert and Kate are delighted to announce


the safe arrival of Molly Tingle, on August 26th,


RA RD Special thanks to our family and friends


Valley Midwives and Medical Staff at Queens Park Hospital.


for all their love and support over the past nine months.


r ; U ti


2004, weighing 71b 14oz. Thanks to the Ribble


HELLO S EX Y


Have a very happy Birthday.


You are everything


to me and make me completely happy. I love you very, very much xxx


Coming of Age Jonathon Paul DEVINE


We have a wonderful Grandson whose


name is Jonathon who comes of age


and celebrates his 18th Birthday on


September 5th, and we wish him a, very happy day.


With love. Grandad and Grandma. Also Happy Birthday to our Daughter, Diane, on September 8th. One to go to the big 40. Have a great holiday.


Much love. Mum and Dad.


JACKSON Kate


September 2nd, 2004.


Happy 21st Birthday Kate.


Love and best wishes from


Mum, Stephen, Ben, Bev, Ian, Victoria, Luke,


Andrew and Ruth. Have a great partyl


JOHNSON Sarah


Congratulations! Brilliant A Level Results.


Good luck at


Keele University.^ Love and best wishes.


Mum and Barry.


Engagements


- McGRUER- STURZAKER


Mr and Mrs George McGruer are delighted to announce the


Engagement of their Daughter, Kirsty, to Andrew,


Son of Mr and Mrs Geoff Sturzaker, of Longridge.


Love and best wishes from both families.


1 1 antidi to Ciertsh^


If sorn2one you know is ceiebratins a: 1st Anniveisaiy or tine/ have reached a milestone


WATSON Laura


Congratulations on your


11 excellent grades. Lots of love. Mum, Dad and Becks xxx Good luck


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in the 6th Form.


PILKIIMGTONI


- FELLOWES Hazel


Congratulations on your 5 A's in your 'AS' Levels.


Love Mum, Chris, Georgia, Caitlin and


Grandma I Bowling ' and the rest of the Fellowes family.


www.clitheroetoday.co.uk Birthday Greetings t t i t


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, September 2nd, 2004 23


' Consratulations ' on your


. exam success! .


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