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On Thursday, August 9th, 2007, peacefully in h osp ital , John G ran v il le , ag ed 80 y e a rs ,


John Granville


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S udden ly on Friday, A u gu s t 10th, 2007, Bill, aged 49 years, o f Dunsop Bridge Trout Farm, much loved dad o f Molly and Charles, a lso a d e a r brother, friend and colleague who wil l be sadly missed by a l l who knew him.


William Graham 442020.____________


Flowers or donations i f so desired can be made in m emory o f Bill payable to North West A ir Ambulance, c/o Calverleys Funeral S e rv ic e , C hatburn Road, Clithc ro c , BB7 2AP. For funeral in q u ir ie s con ta c t


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Peacefully on August 10th, 2007, a t home and surrounded by his lo vin g family, A llen, aged 60 years, much loved husband o f the late Kathleen and dear dad o f Mark and San dra , also much loved g ran d ad and unc le, Brother and friend to many who will be sadly missed b y all who knew him. F uneral sh a ll take p la c e on Monda y, August 20th. 2007 at 11 a.m. at St James C h u rch , C lith e ro c , prior to committal in C l ith c ro e C emetery. Family f low e r s o n ly please, but donations i f so desired can be made in memory o f A llen p ay able to Cancer Research UK, c/o Calvcrleys Funeral S e rv ic e , C h atb urn Road, Clitheroe, BB7 SA P. In qu ir ie s . 'Pel. 01200 442020.______


RENWICK Allen


J aq u c t in c , J u l ie and the la te Ian, much loved father-in-law o f Brian, A n to n y and Karen, w on d er ful g ran d ad to G emma, Candice, Alex, Jamie, J ad e and Pier s and lo ve ly g re a t-g ran d ad to C ou r tn e y and Olivia. His funeral se rvic e will tak e p la c e on Friday, August 17th at Burnley Crematorium at 11-20 a.m. Family f lowers on ly please, d o n a t ion s a r e b ein g gratefully received for the British Heart Foundation, c /o and all inquiries to Fred Hamer S e rv ic e ,


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C em e te ry . Family f low e rs only please, hut don a t ion s i f desired may be made to the British Heart Foundation, c/o E. T. B ir tw is t le and Sons Ltd . T e l . 01254 877077._____________


WILDING Elizabeth


Peacefully on August n th , 2007 at Alston V iew Nursing Home, L o n g r id g c


and


formerly o f Clithcroe, Betty, aged 73 years, an d fortified by the Rites o f Holy Mother C h u rch , the dearly loved wife o f Gordon, a much loved mother o f G e o f f and Sarah, also a loved mother- in-law, grandma and sister.


Requiem Mass will be held at S t Michael and St J oh n ’s R.C. Church, C l ith c ro c , tomor row


K.I.P.


Friday, August 17th at 1-30 n.m. followed by W o od lan d Burial at


Sclerosis Society, c/o Mrs P.A. Bailey, 4 Well Court, Clitheroe, UIJ7 2AD. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441297._______


F am ily f lowers on ly p lea se , don a t ion s in memory o f Betty i f so desired may be given for


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August 16th at 10 a.m. followed by interment at St


T hursda y, J o s e p h ’s


Mis sin g you so much Jacko. Lo ts o f love Mum and Dec.


A ugus t 20th, 1991. A huge hole has been left in our lives, We would glue anything to celebrate this i6tn Birthday with you.


JACKSON Oliver


AllgUSt 20tll 2007 cheeky boy,


JACKSON Oliver


Love and kisses from G r e a t - g r a n d m a , G reat-n an a,


A rau of sunshine so deeply missed,


A ugus t 9th, 2007 at T h e Royal Blackburn H o sp ital, Dorothy, ageu 79 years, loving s is te r o f John and Rene and the late Vincent and Geoffrey. A funeral service will take place at St Peter’s C h u rch , Stonyhurs t, tod a y ,


Precious memories o f I wish to thunk all the M area ret and family a sp e c ia l Dad an d friends who attended would lik e to thank Grandad, died A ugus t my late wife Lesley’s everyone for their 15th, 2006.


BAINES Lesley


IVc only wish we could, Be a good shepherd, Don't leave him alone, Love him in heaven,


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As we did at home. A lw a y s


th ou gh ts ,


S can , Da vid, K e rry Lesley’s and Niamh xxxxxx


M au reen , C h a r l ie , CLITHEROE FUNERAL HOME, WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE (Opp Sainsburys) Mum,


son, August 13th. It sec,nsso strange,


Arc just the ones God calls God Wcss and kcep /lcr. away, .


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And takes them home to — — — rest.


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We all love and miss you Micha el. Mum Dad and family.


Birthday Memories Rodnev.


G eof f , Peter, David, Home for their loving Sheila and families care, to the doc to rs


BILLOWS Marlon


would like to express and nurses on Ward their sincere thanks to 24 at Burnley General all relatives , fr ien ds Hospital, and neighbours fo r Reverend


the many kind Richardson fo r his e xp ress ion s


con d o len c e received Church, during their sad loss. “ —


Pa r t icu la r thanks to the Rev. Canon David


Mewis


words and for such a Gordon,_ Tim and all f itting service, to all the family would like who attended the 19 exp ress


m inis trations, kind (Ted)


don a t ion s received, neighbours fo r the T h ey would also like many to express


gen erous relatives, friends and kind


th eir e xp ress ion s


Tw il igh t and Marie condo lence received C urie Nurses for all during their sad loss, their care and support Thank in g also the


Happy 16th bir thday and, to Brian, J ean , Rev. Chris Stcrry. for memories to o u r Carl and Pauline Price his kind word s and for


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G randad, A u n t ie s Branch o f the Royal Honor, A lison and British Legion would Lauren,


Neverforget.


To one shin in g star on y o u r


JACKSON Oliver John


16th


B irthda y, A u gu s t 20th.


Love and miss you always Tracy, Mick, Alicia and Paige xxx.


Keep smiling


Remembering you on y o u r 60th Birthday, August 17th.


TAYLOR Frank


BOWKER Unda


Till we meet again. From y ou r ever loving daughter Thelma xxxx


In loving memory o f my wonderful mum, pas sed aw ay A ugus t 15th, 1971- Memories of you arc my greatest treasure, To love, to cherish, And to keep forever.


Marjorie, Tracy, Mick, Vicky, Paul, Craig and grandchildren xx


A loving husband, dad and grandad, Loved always.


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THANKS TO OUR LORD and St J u d e for


prayers answered.


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HODGSON Bryan


ministrations and to all who attended the funeral se rvic e and have given donations.


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Graham, C raig and dona ted money in David, Judith and Paul, M at th ew , memory o f Mr Bryan families would like to Bethany and David. Hodgson. £1530. was express their sincere collected and will be thanks to all relatives, shared between Byng friends


Un c les like to thank all who Turner, " Graham,


ROBINSON Phyllis


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House, Lister House, neighbours for the the Royal British many


kind


and nurs ing homes , sympathy and letters a lso the Poppy and


card s


Sup p ort Appeal and condo lence received the local Branch during their sad loss, funds . Bryan was a Thank in g also the well


y e a rs . He will be c om f or t in g missed.


member and served Hie ..Rev. A r th u r the Branch for many Siddall


respected Rev. Sue Williams and fo r


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ministrations an d to everyone


who


attended the funeral service and have given donations. T h ank in g a lso 'D r J. Zak and a special thank you to the Distr ic t and Macmillan Nurses for their


support. ca re and August 18th


WRIGHT Stephen


To a wonderful son


Health and happiness always Love Mum and Dad xx


To a great brother Love Kimberley,


Simon and Simon xx


Happy Birthday Daddy Love Joshua xx


Happy Birthday Uncle Stephen


Love Abigail and Jamie xx


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Coming of A ge ' cards


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funeral service and for sincere thanks to all the


th eir for his cards Keith the


sympathy and letters and to the members o f and


o f kind m in is trations o f the Central Methodist


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Prec ious b ir th d a y » c r personal me, ana k j j . i. Matthews m em or ies o f a d e a r


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Ihat those we need, AndthosctuCooethc


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Treasured memories of our special Harry, whose love remains part of us forever. Ida,


Johnathan xx


J oan n e, Nigel


Died A u gu s t 21 st, 2005, aged 56


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And find thr nnn uw Iniw card s o f condo lence and cards received on !/> rnulrl


Look around your garden exp ress ions lord,


sympathy,


sad tunc are a comfort 1 hanks also to Canon to me, knowing how Deardcn for his kind


in o u r she received from the Accrington. We would lo ve from district nursing s ta f f also like to express our over the two years o f ap p rec iation to Dr illnes s, McMeakin and s ta f f at


especially from Joan the Health Centre, Dr Padgett who was with Horseficld and Dr me at the end. Many Mcnta


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devastated by my loss, help._______________ Lesley was a person w h o inspired many


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con do len ce throu ghout her


MATTHEWS Edith


oy ner rciat:vcs fr icncis and „ f


received a t this sad time. Special thanks to all


Oaklands N u rsin g


donations to C an cer Research


and U.K. the s ta f f at


Thankyou CHATBURN


Charlie and Tina


would like to thank everyone for their donations and raffle prizes.


We raised £400 fo r North West Air Ambulance and the MacMillan Nurses


Thanks all for a wonderful evening Congratulations:


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O'CONNELL Justine


Congratulations on achieving your B.A. Hons in Inclusive Education


From Mum, Dad, Callum


«pS“ST an(j Grade


thanks to my good friendly s taf f at Royal friend Steve I3urkc for Preston Hospital for iiis kind words at their k indnes s and L e sley’s funeral. I ex cellent would thank Mavis and


also for .Judith


support, not


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their help donated to the Royal th ey British I^cgion and to Funeral their


and the many people who to A ppreciation a lso S ervice for am tota lly sensitive and efficient and the


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so many people. I am ministrations and to also thankful for the all who attended the excellent nursing care funeral se rv ic e at


much Lesley meant to words and f lowers, sympathy and letters


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ministrations and to all who attended the funeral s e rv ic e and have given donations to the Manor House Care Home. T h ey would also lik e to express their thanks to Dr Wilson an d the s ta f f at Slaidburn Health Centre whose attention over several years was much appreciated. S p ec ial thanks to C hris and Janet and the v e ry caring s ta f f a t the Manor House Care Home, the fam ily would also l ik e to thank


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A FARMER and ex-Olympian has spoken of the terrifying moment he thought he was


going to die. Mark Gornall, a former Olympic


Cyclist (pictured right in 1988) is recovering at his home in Laneside Farm, Pendleton, after a barn ceil­ ing collapsed on top of him. Emergency services battled for


two-and-a-half hours to free the 45-year-old, who became trapped beneath a grain hopper inside the milking parlour. Mr Gornall, who competed at


the Seoul Olympics in 1988, said he did not have time to panic when he realised the roof was collapsing - everything came down within a matter of three seconds. “I heard a noise coming from the


barn and went to investigate. I saw that cattle feed was leaking, the roof had already moved and was


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I thought I was about to die...


by Faiza Afzaal


I am extremely lucky to be alive. Had the roof come down a further two inches, I wouldn’t be here to tell the tale.” Police, fire crews, rescuers from


the urban search and rescue team and members of the North West Air Ambulance attended the scene. Mr Gornall, who took over the


family business seven years ago, suffered shoulder injuries and swelling in his right leg due to loss of blood supply caused by nerve damage. He was airlifted to the Royal


on its way down,” he said. “It gave way and the other roof


beams couldn’t take the extra weight, so they came crashing down too. “Everything happened so quick­


ly and I didn’t have time to react. “My initial reaction was ‘that’s


it - I’m not going to make it. I’m going to die’. I got squashed into a little space, just big enough for me.


Preston Hospital, where he remained for six days before being discharged last Wednesday. He hopes to return to work when he is fit and well, but says there are lots of repairs and maintenance work that need to be carried out inside the 25-year-old barn. Mr Gornall expressed his thanks


to all the emergency crews for their tremendous efforts in helping to rescue him.


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about Freemasonry are invited to call in at the Conservative Club, in Castle Street


Anyone who wants to discover


what is involved in being a mem­ ber, where and when lodges meet, as well as finding out who can join and how, will have their questions answered. There will also be a chance to


look round the lodge room and meet local members. Freemasonry has been part of


Clitheroe’s history for 185 years and now the organisation is trying to be more open about what it does.


: Next to the National Lottery,


the Masons are the largest dona­ tors of money both locally and nationally. The Freemasons are keen to


stress that it is not a secret society, although the organisation does hold its meetings in private and they are only open to members. However, the rules and aims are available to the general public. Meeting places are not a secret and in many cases are used by other community groups.


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Ramblers walked in ‘Cromweirs footsteps’


SUNSHINE warmed 23 Clitheroe Ramblers who set out from the Roddlesworth car park - once the Hollinshead Mill owned by Eccles Shorrock in the 19th Century - on what was once a toll road that went over the moor to Darwen. One of the route’s interesting


historical features is Stepback Brook, so named when Cromwell's troops marched over the moors from Manchester to Preston. On reaching the brook, the command­ er ordered that they “step back” to fire cannon balls at Hollinshead Hall. The sun shone as the walkers


continued up the hill and the first heather was beginning to flower. Bilberries were also in evidence to the delight of some. The Holcombe Brook Tower,


erected in memory of Robert Peel, and the West Pennine moors came into view. The walkers then head­ ed north to Darwen Tower (1,220 feet), with a splendid panorama of Blackburn and Darwen, with tall chimney of India mill (also built by Eccles Shorrock) in the fore­ ground. The tower was officially built to


mark Queen Victoria's Jubilee, but unofficially to celebrate the freeing of the moor for public


access. Some friends climbed 86 feet to the top to enjoy a good blow by the blustery wind. The group then headed down


into the 86-acre- Sunnyhurst Woods, planted originally in 1800 for game birds. The woods are most aptly named as the sun shone through the leafy trees. The walk then continued by


Darwen Golf Course to Earnsdale Reservoir, built about 1850 to pro­ vide Darwen with water, and back through the fields to Ryal Farm to the car park and the end of another enjoyable day. Our picture shows the ramblers at Darwen Tower, (s)


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