Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) 16 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, August 3rd, 2006 www.clitheroetoday.co.uk Ciitheroe 422324 (Editoriai), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Right to Roam battle not over


WE tend to regard Freedom to Roam as a campaign that has been won, but the value of the new right is reduced when it is difficult to get on to the open countryside. Together, Fountains Fell


and Malham Moor make a splendid access area, with an excellent gentle track run­ ning from Rough Close to the cattle grid at Dale Head on the Silverdale Road sec­ tion of the Pennine Way. Unfortunately, there is no access for more than six kilo­


Two mountains on a beautiful rewarding day


CLITHEROE Ramblers visited the Hawes area to climb two mountains in the Northern Pennines, in the latest of a se­ ries of access walks.


strong party out of Hardraw, on a 12-mile walk following the easily graded Pennine Way route up onto the summit of Great Shunner Fell (2,349ft), where lunch was taken.


Ben Brown led the eight-


moorland mountain, typical of the Pennines and one of the surprisingly few summits crossed by the Pennine Way.


Great Shunner Fell is a fine


with mountain after mountain to be seen in every direction. A 50-mile walk over 24 hours organised by the Long Dis­ tance Walkers’ Association was taking place and marshals were already in place at this point to check the walkers in.


It is a very fine view point


pass on the narrow Buttertubs mountain road proved to be more difficult than anticipat­ ed, but was eventually reached.


The descent to the top of the


ier, at least underfoot, as a steady climb of just under 500ft in about three-quarters of a mile brought the party to a summit of Lovely Seat (2,215ft), the highest point of Abbotside Common.


to be more difficult than the uphill with some rough moor­ land walking over the next mile or so. After passing the rocky edges of High and Low Millstones, the limestone fringe of the mountain was reached and the going became easier. A bridlepath was joined and followed down to the tiny hamlet of Sedbusk. From here 18 narrow fields were crossed using a series of squeezer stiles to reach Simonstone Hall, which was only a stone’s throw from Hardraw.


Again the downhill proved


a light breeze and the forecast­ ed thunderstorms had not ma­ terialised. The bright yellow star like flowers of the bog as­ phodel was much in evidence and the heather, not usually seen until in August, was al­ ready in bloom. Several golden plover, curlew, snipe and lap­ wing were all seen on Abbots­ ford Common. All in all, it had been a very rewarding day.


It had been a warm day with From here the going was eas­


A COMPLEMENTARY therapist from Clitheroe is flying to Sarajevo in Bosnia next month to help bring relief to people still suffering trauma in the aftermath of war.


Soothing hands will help heal wounds of war


moor, will join other complementa­ ry therapists from across the UK for a two-week tour of duty with aid charity the Healing Hands Network.


Jayne Parrington (39), of Little-


attended Notre Dame High School in Blackburn, is trained in Tibetan head massage, reiki, aromatherapy and reflexology. She has also studied homeopathy.


Jayne, who grew up in Langho and


be voluntary and will include help­ ing people in refugee camps, rape sur­ vivors and amputees, who could still be sufferipg from post traumatic stress disorder and living with phys­ ical and psychological problems.


All the work Jayne carries out will


“Healing Hands pioneered its work in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Though no longer much featured in the inedia, the need there is still intense. The ravages of rape, torture, disap­ pearance of loved ones and extensive landmines have taken a huge toll.”


A spokesman for the charity said:


taken voluntary work in hospices, has had to raise £800 towards the cost of the trip, which will take place from September 9th to September 23rd.


Jayne, who, in the past, has under­


organisation Healing Hands in one of my therapist magazines about two years ago, but have only just got round to committing myself to the work.


She explained: “I read about the


rights and had thought about work­ ing for the Red Cross before now, but


“I ’m quite interested in human


meters between the T-junc- tion at Henside and the point where the Pennine Way joins the Silverdale Road near Blishmire Clo se . C o n s e q u e n t ly , Clitheroe Rarnblers had to include two miles of road walking in last Sunday's walk from Stainforth. Start­ ing oft up the track that is being refurbished as part of the new Pennine Bridleway, the group climbed to Catrigg Force, the waterfall reduced to little more than a trickle.


the Cowside Road, followed by the two miles of road walking to the footpath near Capon Hall. The climbing and the road were relieved by splendid views to the Three Peaks, Malham Tarn, and (hazily) Morecambe Bay. After a lunch break, the


Next it was a level walk to


route joined a track that led to a path heading towards Settle, passing close by Ju­ bilee, Victoria and Attermire caves, between Attermire Scar and Warrenside Knotts.


was taken overlooking Set­ tle, the Ribble Valley and Langcliffe. Summer Sundays in Langcliffe mean tea in the village hall, where the only problem is choosing from the vast selection of home made cakes, scones and pies. Re­ freshed, the group dropped down to cross the Ribble at the weir, following the Rib­ ble Way to Stainforth Force, Stainforth Bridge, and back to the village.


Another pause for drinks Allan Richards Village hall


A PLANNING application has been submitted to Ribble Valley Borough Council for the partial demolition of ex­ isting building and construc­ tion of a village hall at Slaid- burn'. Conservation Area consent is sought for the ex­ isting front wall and gable wall to the Sunday school to be retained, all others will be demolished due to poor struc­ tural condition (0597). Com­ ments re Chapel House and Sunday School, Church Street, Slaldburn, (0596) must be made to the council by August 11th.


I Funeral Directors


Brian Price & Son Funeral Directors


‘Peacehaven’ Chapel of Rest


The Genuine and Independent family concern o f two generations offering a 24hrpetsotial service


Brian, Jean, Carl and Pauline Tel: Clitheroe 441297


dlieroe Funeral and Meiorial Services


Pre-payment funeral plans available Funeral Directors


Privately owned family business Monumental masons


Caring Professional Service


Richard Chew & Terry Scott . Office and Chapel of Rest


Clitheroe Funeral Service 10-12 Whalley Road


(opposite Sainsburys) Clitheroe


Tel: 01200 443045


On Friday, .July 28tli, 2006, peacefully in Royal Blackburn Hospital, Francis, agea 78 years, o f Hurst Green, much loved husband o f Gladys, dear father o f Lynn and Alison and a dear grandfather. Funeral shall take place at St Peter’s RC Chapel, Stoneyhurst on Friday, August 4th, 2006 at 10-30 a.m. prior to interment in St .Joseph’s Cemetery. I'amily flowers only please but donations if so desired maybe made in memory o f Francis, payable to Heart and Lung I n s t


BOLTON Francis


Foundation, i t u t i o n c /o


Calvcrley’s Funeral Service, Chatburn Road, Clitheroe, BB7 2AP. Tel. 01200 442020.____________


it wants people who are medically trained.


Healing Hands does and that I would be qualified to do it, I thought it would be a wonderful experience.” Jayne, who aims to set up as a full­


“When I saw the kind of work


Byrne’s Wine Shop and Jo Harding, who owns Clitheroe Books. Cather­ ine Britcliffe, who runs Equilibrium from Clitheroe Books, also held a se­ ries of massage mornings to raise funds for the trip.


She has also had sponsorship from


ing Hands Network is available from www.healinghandsnetwork.org.uk Our picture shows Jayne practis­


Further information on the Heal­


ing her massage skills on Catherine Britcliffe. (A310706/3)


© C la s s ify rodsat what ever you want,


whenever you want it www.cMeroeloday.co.uk CALVERT Jeanne Marie


O f your charily pray for the soul o f .Jeanne Marie Calvert, aged 75 years, of Clitheroe, who passed away at Blackpool Victoria Hospital on July 28th, 2006 and was fortified by the Rites of Holy Mother Church, she was the dearly loved wife of Ignatius, the much loved mother of Michael, Andrew, .Julian, Christopher and


Richard,


treasured nana of Daniel, David, Helen, Anna and Jasmine, also a dear sister and mother-in-law and a


friend to many. A Requiem Mass will take place at SS Michael and .John Church, on Monday, August 7th at 10-15 a.m.


Fam ilyno tices ilVIemoriam DUCKETT


On Sunday, July 30th, 2006, suddenly but peacefully at Cnorley Hospital and fortified by the rites o f Holy Mother Church, Clare, aged 3 7 years, o f Hurst Green, a loved and


Clare Louise


daughter o f Alan and Sheila, a much loved sister o f Andrew, also a d ear ly


granddaughter, niece and cousin.


Reposing R.LP. in


Peacehaven Chapel of Rest. A requiem mass will be ottered at St Peter’s RC Church, Stonyhurst, followed by interment at St


. Joseph’s Cemetery at a date and time to be arranged.


Family


flowers on ly please, donations in memory of Clare i f so desired may b e given for Ribble


Crossroads,


Valley 5


Waddington Road, Clitheroe, BB7 2HJ. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200


441297.


On Friday, July 28th, 2006, peacefully and at his home in Whalley and formerly of Guide, Jack, aged 80 years, the dearly loved and loving husband o f Mary, dear father o f Joyce, dear fa th e r- in -law o f the late Mel, dear ;randfather o f John, lis wife Jennifer and


LBGH Jack


great-grandfather o f Lewis and Tegan, dear uncle to Roy, Richard and An n and families, dear step-grandfather of Kathy and family.


A funeral service and cremation will take place a t Accrington Crematorium,


Will be sadly missed bu his relatives and jriends.


on


Monday, August 7th at 11 a.m. Family flowers only please, but donations if so desired payable to Cancer Research U.K. c/o Lan^shaws Funeral Service, 103A King Street, Whalley, BB7 9SW. Inquiries. Tel. 01254 824.^29.


MA?m£ followed by


cremation ^ aJ Accrington. Family flowers only please, but donations for CAI'OD may be given or sent c/o Terry Scott,


Clitheroe Funeral Service, 10/12


Whalley Clitheroe, BB7 lAW. Tel. mo o o 4 4 .3 0 4 .5 . _


A .


time therapist on her return, has re­ ceived a lot of support locally from friends and family.


Tuesday, August 1st, 2006, in C^litheroe Hospital, Roy, aged 77 years, the bmoved husband o f the late Bette, a dear' and much loved father of Ken and Shirl, a loving grandad o f Laura and Philippa,


grandad o f Olivia, Jorge and Henri, the dear father-in-law of


Christine and John and a close friend of Leonie. Reposing


in


Peacehaven Chapel of Rest. Service and


cremation will take place at Accrington Crematorium at a time and date to be arranged.


For years to come


NAIEDKEEPS^ N O W A W im E


With all notices placed


' urther help and friendly advice call 01282 426161


.Inquiries to Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200


flowers only please donations in memory of Roy may be made to the Friends o f Clitheroe Hospital, c/o Mrs J. Myers, 13 Claremont Drive, Clitheroe, BB7 UW .


441297._____________ Family


WALKER Marina


Peacefully on July 26th, 2006 in hospital and o f Bolton by Bowland, Marina, a ged 70 years, the dearly loved wife o f the late Brian, a much loved mum of Robert, a lo ving mother-in- law o t Morag, a de vo ted grandma o f Donna, Rachel and Dav id, also a dear sister o f Margaret. A service was h^d at St Pe te r and St Paul’s Church, Bolton by Bowland on Tuesday, August 1st followed by interment at Clitheroe Cemetery. Donations in memory o f Marina i f so desired may be given for the Clitheroe Heart Machine Fund, c /o Mrs S. Healey, Pendleside Medical Practice, Clitheroe Hea lth


Centre, 441297.___________


R ai lway View Road, Clitheroe, BB7 2JG. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200


great-


Peacefully after a short


Gilbert Roy illness on loved cherished


Suddenly on July 31st, 2006,


METCALFE Anne May


in hospital,


Anne, aged 83 years, o f Clitheroe and


formerly Waddington, o f


dearly loved wife o f Frank, a much loved mother o f Jennifer and Colin, a dear mother-in-law o f Roger and Ann, also a devoted nana o f Lyndsay, Anthony, Nigel and Rebecca. Reposing


Peacehaven Chapel o f Re st where flowers will be received. Service and interment will take place at St He len ’s


Waddington,


Church, on


Monday, August ’:^h at 11-30 a.m. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441297.


in the Died August 1st. 2005


HASLEWOOD Alice


Loved and remembered always.


Brenda, Sheridan and Terry.


Birthday Memories


August 5th. Treasured birthday memories o f a loving dad.


ORMISTON Peter


Always in my thoughts. Love James.


Happy birthday, miss you.


PRATT Donald


Love from Rita, Paul and Lisa, Marjorie, Jamie and Cats, Freddie,


TBRELFAH Norman


_______


On July 26th, 2006, peacefully at his home in Clitheroe, Norman Threlfall, aged 75 years, the dearly loved nusband o f Betty, much loved dad o f Alan , Jean and Ian and the treasured grandad o f Ben, Naomi and Anna, also a dear friend to many. A funeral service vyiII take place today, Thursday, August 3rd a t SS Michael and John


Church,


Accr ing to n Crematorium. Family


Clitheroe at 10-45 a.m. to be followed by cremation


at


flowers only please, but donations for The District Nurses c/o Mrs M. Kenyon, 98 Fairfield


Clitheroe, BB7 2PS. Inquiries to Richard Chew,


Clitheroe


Funeral Service. Tel. 01200 4 4 3 0 4 5 -


TOWNSEND


On July 30th, 2006, peacefully after a short illness in his 82nd year, the dearest and loving husband of T ish , b^oved and sp e cial father and father-in-law and a devoted and proud grandfather of 'h is team. Private family service. Memorial service in the Autumn, the date to be announced. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200


Patrick William 441297._____________ Drive, Emily and Lauren.


Goodnight, God bless Uncle Donald.


PRATT Donald


Love from Morgann XX.


Acknowledgements


BOLTON Francis


Mrs G Bolton and family would like to express their sincere thanks to families, friends


donations and flowers received at this sad time. Thank you to Doctor McBride and Doctor Ranjit at Clitheroe Health Centre and s ta f f on Pendle Ward at Clitheroe Hospital. Many thanks also to the compassionate sta ff at the New Blackburn Royal Hospital. Thanks to Father Howell for his kind ministrations. Thank you for^ the many


donations,


which will go towards masses at the Church and a chosen charity.


neighbours for the kind expressions o f sympathy and cards received during their time o f sorrow and loss. Special thanks to all the care given to Sam during his stay at the Croft Nursing Home, Whalley by ail the staff and doctors, thanl^ also to all his friends who attended the funeral service and to the Rev. Chris Sterry for his kind ministrations. Finally to Richard Chew for all


arrangements. BURTON


the funeral § W i@ m o r i@ s


Eileen, Joan and family would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives and friends for the many


Ralph Frederick kind expressions cards o f


sympathy and letters and


of.


condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking a lso ’ the Rev. R. Nicholson for his kind words and comf ort in g ministrations, to Dr Carter for all his care and to everyone who has given donations for the Chatburn Playing Fields.


Remembered always throughout the years


With compassion and grace w e can help today


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Precious are memories of loved ones we hold dear


To commemorate our loved ones in a special wa y


Roy and family wish to thank relatives, friends


BRIDGE Samuel


and


neighbours for the expressions sympathy,


and o f


cards, Francis, Acknowledgements


Lydia and family would like to express their sincere thanks and gratitude to all relatives, friends and neighbours for the many


DUGDALE Richard


expressions


condolence received during this sad time. Thanking also the Rev. D. Mewis for his kind words and c om fo rti ng ministrations, to all who attended the funeral and have given donations in memory o f Richard, they would also like to thank Dr Crowther and the nurses and s ta f f at Clitheroe Hospital and the Day Hospital for their kindness and support, finally to Brian and Jean Price for


sympathy and letters and


cards


arrangements. FERN


the funeral James Henry


Barbara, Joan and Norman would like to thank friends and relatives for the kind support and their donations in memoiy o f Harry. Special thanks to High Brake House for their care.


Peter, Alison and families would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives and friends for the many


FISHER Phyllis


expressions cards kind kind


The family o f Bernard Raweliife would like to convey the ir sincere thanks to all who have expressed


RAWCUFFE Bernard


their


o f o f


sympathy a t the death o f Bernard and have sent donations and mass offerings, to all those wh o attended the Requiem Mass which was


DAVENPORT-PEEL Paul and Sam are delighted to


announce the safe arrival of their


son Spencer Makenzie born July 21st, 2006 weighing 91b 9oz, a ____ beautiful brother for Devon.


a


celebration o f a contented 100 years. Special thanks also to all staff and residents o f Man o r House Chatburn, all the members o f various


C h r


denominations, who have visited Bernard in the Manor House over the past 3 years, and to all the 4 priests who


i s t i a n celebrated


Friday’s Mass, also thanks to all the doctors at the Health Centre, particularly Doctor Huson and finally to Calverley's Funeral Service tor their


p r o f e s s i o n a l attendance.


The fami ly o f Nora would like to thank all relatives and friends for the kind messages, cards and flowers received during their sad loss. Thank you also for all donations to Marie Curie and Galloways


SARGINSON Nora


Blind


sympathy and letters and


o f o f


condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also Mr Mark Sleet for his kind words and comforting ministrations, to an the staff at Abbeyfield House for their care and kindness, for donations received for the Disabled Ac cess Building Fund and finally to Brian and Jean Price for the funeral arrangements.


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Society. T h e y would also like to express their appreciation to all Medical Staff and carers who attended to Nora during the past two years.


Personal Acknowl< edgements


OUR LORD ST JUDE answer my prayers.


Condolences


Goodnight God bless sweetheart.


Died July 25th, 2006. You lejt us lovely memories, Engraved upon our hearts. And while we have these memories, We are never far apart.


INGHAM Angela


Love


Lorraine, Dean and girls xxxx.


GARDNER Amy Louise


CRUSE


RIBBLE VALLEY BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUP


Meets 2nd Thursday of each month


Contact Madeline Adey 01200 429346 for further details


Congratulations to our


daughter Amy on gaining her dental degree with


honours.


Dr. Amy Louise Gardner


BChD (hons) Leeds. We are very proud


Lots of love Mum, Dad and James x x x x


Second Lieutenant METCALF Charlotte


Congratulations Ma'am on being commissioned as an officer at RMA Sandhurst


T.A.C.C.062 July 29th, 2006 Also belated love and best


wishes for your 21st birthday, June 20th.


Mum, Dad, Claire, David, Grandma, Grandad and Jane


^


LYNCH Matt


Happy 21st birthday August 2nd


From Louise and Carl To Uncle Matt


Love Isobelle and Georgie xx Happy 21st be good! Engagements COUNSELL - O'NEILL


Michael and Kathleen O'Neill are pleased to aanounce the


engagement of their youngest daughter, Jodie, to Barry, son of Patricia and Neil Counsell.


Congratulations from both families kind


thanks to Jan, Calderdale and Queens Park Midwives.


_ received. Special DONOGHUE- BYWOOD


Paul and Pauline Bywood are delighted to announce the birth of their first grand­


daughter, Saoirse Annie Orlaith, a most welcome addition to their


brace of adorable grandsons! Saoirse was born on July 23rd, 2006 at Watford


General Hospital, weighing 71b , 13oz, to proud parents Lindsay >- andTom.


MARSDEN (nee Proud)


To Roger and Niki onThursday July 27th, 2006, a precious daughter Grace Eloise, iC


weighing 71b 13oz. ^


'L', Thanks to all the midwives at the Royal Blackburn Hospital


MARSDEN Congratulations to Roger and Niki on


the birth of Grace Eloise on July 27th, 2006.


All our love Mum and Dad, Nat and Louise


Congratulations Roger and Niki on the birth of my first great grand-daughter Love Nana xx


Congratulations •Z'- ■ ( its


Many thanks for all cards and gifts


Birthday Greetings


RITCHIE Helen


August 6th, 2006


Happy 40th birthday


All our love from Jimmy and Anna, Christine,


Stephen and Stephen and Mum and Dad.


60 Happy 60th Len


All my love June xx Happy 60th dad


Lots of love Adele, Neil and Emily, love you grandad xxx


Coming of Age Happy B iiU ^^l


BURGESS Donna


August 2nd


Congratulations on your


18th birthday Love from Mum, Dad,


Gavin and baby Brandon Best wishes from both families


21 21 21 j;;" 2


LYNCH Matthew


August 2nd 1985


Congratulations on your 21st birthday Lots of love Mum, Dad, Harvey


and James xxxx


Happy 21st birthday


Lots of love Nan XXX


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