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Peacefully on August 15th, 20 07 a t Beech G ro v e Res iden t ial Home, C lith e ro e , Edith, o f
SINGLETON Edith
d e a r ly th e
much loved mum o f R o b e r t and Sarah Geraldine, David and W a tso n , much loved Ph il ip , a lo v in g s is te r o f the la te Ruth, m o th e r - in - law o f Dorothy, Marjorie and G e o f f and Sue, a M ary a lso a dea res t dearest nanna o f Paul, au n t , grea t-au nt and J oh a n n a , David, great-great-aunt. P eter , Emma and Lu cy also a devoted great grandma. A service was held at St. Paul’s Church, Low Moor, C lith c ro c on Monday, August 20th followed b y interment a t St. Pe te r and St.
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‘P e a c eh a v cn ’ C hap el o f Rest. S ervice and in te rm en t w i l l ta k e p lace a t St Leonard’s Church, Downham, on T uesday, August 28th at 10-30 a.m. Family
P a u ls Church, Bolton- dona tions in memory b y - B o w l a n d , o f Betty i f so desired Donations in memory m a y b e g iv en fo r o f Edith i f so desired R ib b lc
_ ---- - - - - f low e r s o n ly p le a se , V a l le y
c/o Mrs S. Blackburn, 14 Montague S treet , C lith c ro e , BB 7 2EB. In q u ir ie s to Brian P r ic e and Son, F uneral D irec tors , Tel: 01200 4412Q7.
fam i ly around him, A n n , N ich o la s and a f te r a sh or t i l ln e s s th e ir families, b o rn e with cou ra g e F am ily ^ f low e rs o n ly
— S un da y , A ugus t 19th, 2007, peacefully d e a r in hospital with all his Lhr^ibeth,
TOMLINSON Bernard
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and humour, Bernard T om l in so n , aged 68 y e a r s ,
and partner Les, Julie T uesday, A ugus t 28th, an d husband Barry, a lso a much loved g ran d ad o f G emma, Kelly, Rachel, Jamie, S arah and C h r is t opher.
husband and best pal o f Lilian, dea res t fa th e r o f A lan and p artner Susan, Carol
beloved
20 0 7 a t 11 a.m. Inquiries to Calvcrleys F un era l
C lith e ro e , B B 7 2A P. Tel. 01200 442020.
C h a tb u rn
Peacefully on August 15th,
20 0 7 in
C l ith e ro c H osp ital, Berwyn aged 83 years,
BOWYER Berwyn
HIGHAM
(formerly Taylor) (nee Hailwood) Chris
Peacefully on August 19 th , 20 0 7 at
o f G r in d lc ton , th e home in Fence, Chris, dearly loved husband a g ed 65 y e a r s , the
tu
o f Jean, a much loved d e a r ly loved wife o f father o f Helen, Peter, the late Graham and ^
His funera l se rvic e and cremation will be he ld a t A c c r in g ton C remator ium on Tuesday, August 28th, 20 0 7 a t 11-40 a.m. F am ily and fr ien ds p le a se meet at the Crematorium. Family f low e r s o n ly p le a se b ut donations may be m ad e to T h e North Wes t A ir Ambulance T h e M u s cu la r
missed bu all his family ana friends.
Bernard will be sadlu Iri Memoriam
C a th e r in e an d th e ir the late Peter, a much ty s t ro p h y Campaign, families.
_ lo ved mum o f Paul £ ‘ on T u e sd a y , A u gu s t ‘P e a c eh a v cn ’ C hap el T e l : 01200 443045. B o l to n -b y -B ow la n d , R ep o s in g
M ar ie C ur ie Nu rses , div id ed betw een th e d e a r ly loved w ife o f c/o Ms L. Fenton, 4 M acM i llan N u r se s J o h n , much
P e te r and St. Paul’s W ed n e sd ay , A u gu s t Church- Organ Fund, 29 th at 11 -20 a.m. c/o Mr. M. Heyworth, F am ily f low e r s o n ly B ie r Bridge, Bolton- p le a se , d on a t ion s in b y - B o w I a n d , memory o f C hris i f so C lithc ro c , BB7 4NL o r d e s ir e a a re .to b e . -
Ciayton-Iee--M'"oors, — the y e a r s ,
PR i 9EJ. Inquiries to (please make cheques daughter o f Len and Brian Price j in d Son, p a y a b le to M r R. Dorothy Bowyer.
F u n e ra l Directors, T el : 01200 441297.
~ 1 * D ied p e a c e fu lly in
Cambridge, on August 19 th , 2007, aged 94 y e a rs , beloved father o f Sue, Sarah and the la te
S imon,
grandfather o f Laura, E le an or , Tim, Helen and John. For many y e a r s a G .P.
in
Cambridge on Friday, A ugus t 3 1st a t 1-15 p .m. F low e r s o r d o n a t io n s
fo r
Williams and Sons, 83 V ic to r ia
Cambridge, CB4 3BS. Tel: 01223 359480.
C .A .F .O .D . m a y be s en t
c / o H arry Road,
Clitheroe. Requiem Mass at St. L au ren c e Church, M ilton
Road,
CASSIDY Dr. Denis
Roland H ailw ood , A lb ion
K irkm o o r Road,
C lith c ro c , BB 7 2DU. In q u ir ie s to Brian P r ic e and S on , Funeral Directors. TeL 01200 4 4 1 2 9 7 .______
H ailw ood ) , c / o M r House,
T h e se rvic e c rem a tion will
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la c e a t A c c r in g ton rema torium on
T h u r sd a y , A u g u s t 2 3 rd a t 10-20 a.m. Donations i f des ired
and tak e
2 1 s t . Don at ion s in o f Rest. Serv ice and memory o f Berwyn i f c r em a tion w i l l tak e so d e s ired may b e p la c e a t B u rn le y g iv en fo r c i th e r S t . C rem a to r ium ,
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WALLBANK Shlriey
On Friday, A u gu s t
short ag ed
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took place at St. Peter m o th e r - in - law , g ran ^ £ vln C’ and St. Paul’s Church, and sister .
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Service and interment and J an e also a lo vin c L l ith e ro e Funeral W n a lle y
in C lith e ro e BB 7 lAW .
17th, 2007. peacefully L o ve from D o ro th y hospital* a f te r a and all the family xx. illness, Shirley, 5 7
A ugus t 23rd, 1903. Loved and miked by all i the famiuly.
n j o f SIMS Dorothy PR 1 n PT TnnnipiAc TnlnnpA m nl.n L „______ ftmibhtor of I /-n nnrl 2 0 0 ^.
L o v e P eter , N o rm a , Brian and family.
Always in our thoughts. .
WHITEHEAD Evelyn
C a r e c /o L. C h am p p a s sed aw a y on Funeral Service, Bank A ugus t 27th, 2006. House, Whalley Road, Our love is with you C l a y t o n - l c -M o o r s , always. Accrington, BB5 5D Y F rom L in da, T e r ry , where f lowers will b e G a re th , re c e iv ed .
Tel. 01254 39Q731. O liver and Molly. In q u ir ie s S am an th a ,
in memory o f S hirley w o n d e rfv*u l may be made payable to MacMillan C ancer
g ran dm o th e r ,
In lo vin g memory o f a n an a
- v .. an d m o th e r , . all that attended the
g r e a t - fu n e ra l s e rv ic e and w h o have given donations to th e British Heart F ou n d at io n .
J o a n n e , Lu k e,
family would also like to thank Fred Hamers Funeral Directors for th e ir dignified funeral arrangements.
T h e HUSON
A n n e would lik e to thank her friends and co l le a g u e s fo r th e ir k in d e xp re s s ion s o f s ym p a th y
an d
u n d e r s t a n d i n g fo l low in g th e recent deaths o f h e r fa th e r R on n ie.
thank s to the C as tle M ed ical G rou p for their support.
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Acknowledgements CAPSnCK
H aw k sbu ry Drive, and the A di A b ie to mura o f Richard and a -dear m o th e r w h o would like to expre Penwortham, Preston, S ch o o l ,
E th iop ia th e d e a r ly lo ved died Sep tembe r 2nd , th e ir sincere th a n ls C ! „ _ J _
1lo ved Precious memories o f V iv ien n e and family .
John Gramme
nnA a d en r mn thp r whn .......1.1 m._ »_ __ress •
s ym p a th y received during their sad loss. T h a n k s
to Rev.
Lawrence Laycock for his k in d w o rd s and ministrations, and to
neigh b ou rs fo r the m an y express ions o f
relatives, friends and ' ' '
McQUADE Eddie
S e rv ic e , Road,
please, but donations i f so desired can be m ad e to C an c e r Research UK. Funeral w i l l b e he ld at A c c r i n g t o n C rem a to r ium ,
on
m a y b e g iv en fo r C ro s s ro a d s Ltd, c /o C ancer Research U.K., M r s G ra c e H o rc , 5
W ad d in g to n Road^ C l i th c ro c , B B 7 2HJ. In q u ir ie s to Brian P r ic e
and S on ,
Funeral Directors. T el. 01200 441297.
On A ugus t 15th, 2007, Doris, aged 8 7 years, s is te r
au n t to
YATES Doris
o f
Prec ious Birthday memories o f a dear w i fe and mum. A u gu s t 26 th. Died S ep tem b e r 2nd, 2006.
Much lo v e David and family xx._____
SPEDDING Barbara
Lots o f Love Donna, Andrew', Halle and Mackenzie xxxx.
August 26th, 2007. Loved and missed each and everyday, We love you more than words can say.
SPEDDING Barbara
A ugus t 26th, Birthday memories o f a special mum.
Lots o f love Scott and Joanne xx.
Thinking o f you with a smile. Cove and miss you.
O f C h atb u rn , died August 25th, 2001, d u e to a motorcycle accident.
MARSDEN Alan
Loved and missed always.
SPEDDING Barbara
B ir thda y memories o f o u r dear friend.
Those special years will not return,
When wc werefriends together,
But with the love that's in our hearts, You’ll walk with us forever.
Lo ve L e s le y and Christopher x.
BYWATER (nee Jesson)
Congratulations Robert and Davina on the safe arrival of our first Grandchild
Oliver Robert Andrew
With love Mum and Dad xxx 1 Welcome baby Oliver
Love Auntie Helen & Uncle Kieron xxx LOMAS
(nee Gillibrand)
Mark and Lisa are delighted to announce the safe arrival of
Amelia Grace
Bom August 11th, 2007 Weighing 8lb
Thanks to all the Ribble Valley
team of midwives. Also midwives and staff on C9 and Delivery.
1 T m -
METCALFE Laura
August 22nd
Happy 18th Birthday V All our love from Mum and Dad xx
Kp* w
Happy Birthday from all your family and friends Well Done!
For attaining Triple Distinction in your B.Tec National Diploma in Fashion and clothing.
. • | DUGDALE
May would like to thank everyone who sent cards and flowers on her recent stay in hospital, also Birthday cards, gifts and donations for Cancer on my 80th Birthday.
Always in our thoughts.
SPEDDING Barbara
1, aged 83 years, Hospital, Betty, aged C lith e ro e , % the 8 8 yea rs, o f Twis ton, loved w i fe Rob er t ,
’ " la te - ---------- „ R oy al
o f a
d a u g h te r o f th e
A ugus t 17th, 2007, in B la ck bu rn
d e a r ly the
lo ved la te
WATSON Betty Whlpp
P e a c e fu l ly a f te r a sh o r t
il ln e s s , on . t
JACKSON Oliver
Sixteenth
Birthday memories. You left us just your . photograph, ret your sm ilejust
seems to say, Dont cry Tm only
We will meet again one day.
Love you always and forever from Nanna,
A u n t ie Barbara, A u n t ie G len y s and family xx.
JACKSON Oliver
Love you loads, miss you loads. Dad, Judith, Shell, Chris and Sam xx.
Birthday memories. Always smiling, Happu and content, Lovca was Oliver, Wherever he went.
H ap p y s ixteenth
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Birthday Memories’ I Acknowledgement WILCOCK
John and Reno would prayers answered, Dorothy
like to thank everyone for th e ir expressions o f sym pa th y , letters and cards received on th e ir sad loss o f Dorothy. Thanks also to th e Reverend Fr. Howell S .J . for his k ind w'ords and minis trations and to all w'ho attended the fun era l service at S t ony hur st . Ap prec iat ion also to the many people who donated to the British Heart Foundation and to Birtwistle Funeral S e rv ic e for their sensitive and efficient help.
Gordon, G e o f f and S arah would like to • express th e ir sincere thanks to all relatives, fr ien d s
and e xp re s s ion s
n e igh b ou rs for the many
sympathy and letters and
c ard s
kind o f
o f
Alston View Nursing Home
F o r re s te r for their care and kindness.
con d o len c e received during their sad loss. Thanking also Father J . W a re in g for his kind word s and c o m f o r t i n g minis trations and to all who attended the fun era l s e rv ic e and have given donations and mas s offerings. S p ec ial
than k s to and Dr
COLLINSON G em m a
Congratulations Gem on
achieving a 2:1 Degree in „
Advanced Early j- r - :--3 Years and
Special Needs We are all very . proud of you
All our love Mum, Dad, Gavin and Gina xxx
Well Done Gem
I knew you could do it All my love Ben xxx
FEARNLEY James
Congratulations on your 2:1 Law Degree to add to your 1st Class Honours in
History from London School of Economics Good luck in your new position at Jones Day
With all our love Mum, Dad, Chloe, Jessica and Grandma
A
WILDING Elizabeth (Betty)
THANKS TO OUR LORD and s t Ju d o, fo r
SIMPSON
Philip and Jeanette would like to announce
CAMPBELL Anya
Malcolm, with John Jnr, Karla and Mark would like to thank Becky an d al l the s taf f a t the Whalley Arms, Kelly Hughes, Jane and all friends. £550 was collected for a plaque and a bench in memory o f A n y a.
rema in der o f the money is going to Chris at the Parish Church for a wond erful service and fo r his help and support.
T h e
AMBROSE (nee Turner)
To Susan and Dave a daughter
Isabel Annie
Bom August 19th, 2007 at John Radcliffe Hospital in
Oxford. A welcome sister for Zachary
Love and best wishes from both families Congratulations! BARGH
Adam Robert August 29th
Congratulations on your 21st Birthday With our
dearest love
Dad, Mum, Alison, Carl and Joseph Hope you have a fantastic 21st
All my love Laura xxxx
21 21 21 3 2 1 21 KNIGHT Donna
August 23rd Health and happiness always!!
Enjoy your special day
Lots of love Mum and Dad
Happy 21st Birthday Don! Lots of love
Lisa and Guy xx Y
Happy Birthday Auntie Donna Hugs and kisses Jack x Happy Birthday Donna
ITJ Have a fab party! Lots of love
Ali and John xx 21
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Margaret and Richard
August 23rd Congratulations Mum and Dad on your 50th Wedding Anniversary
Love from Linda and Szymon xx Congratulations Grandma and Grandad
Love from Nicola, Ben and Sam xx
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WILLIAMSON Katie
August 22nd Happy 21st Birthday
Love, health and happiness always Mum, Dad, Aimee and Grandpa xxxx
Wedding Anniversaries f i r s !A GIRL! Maureen and
the safe arrival of Arthur William bom on Friday
August 3rd, 2007, weighing 7lbs 8oz
A very special brother to Jacob and Grace
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Norman Happy 60th
Birthday Dad Lots of love Norman,
Helen, Joanne, Phil, Adele and Martin xx
Move it Driver! To a special grandad
Love Lewis, Jake, Chloe, Poppy, George, Alfie, Archie and Olive xxx
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O ' F o r 60 you look fine, well
V . 14 looked after by thatYorkshire lass of mine Love Em xx
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TAYLOR
Catherine August 29th
Happy 18th Birthday Catherine
• Lots of love I
:^ if ro n i Mum, I Dad, Chelsey, Daniel and Joe
BUDDING thespians a t St Peter’s Primary School in Simon- stone put on a dream of a per formance for their summer con cert. Proud parents watched as
pupils at the school staged three performances of the hit musical
“Joseph” finishing the school year off in style. Mr Ian Hopkins, headteacher
at the school, said: “The children and staff worked extremely hard in order to make this happen. All children in the school were involved in the production with
H i Pupils put on a real dream of a show
many of them taking on the role of the choir. “Each performance got better
every time and it was a fantastic way to finish off the year.” Our picture shows St Peters Pri
mary School pupils who per formed ’Joseph1. (A160707/6)
Big-scale music should have a specified site
SHOULD the Ribble Valley have a designated site for large scale music events? Members of Rimington and Middop
Parish Council believe it should. Mem bers were joined by representatives of the police, the borough’s Events Safety Advisory Group and the public when a planned music event in a field at Howgill was discussed. Parish council chairman Robert Whit
taker introduced discussion of the event now scheduled to take place in Howgill Field on September 15th and billed as the “Full Phat Open Air Festival”. Numerous issues were raised and
responses were made by the police, ESAG, parish councillors, members of the public and the promoter. Of concern were:- Traffic safety
arrangements (the A682 is scheduled for closure between Rimington Lane and Watt Close Farm between September 10th and 16th), including the proposed one way system using Coal Pit Lane; the noise nuisance; the negative effect on neighbouring businesses, both the bed and breakfast opposite the site and the fields used for grazing stock which sur round the site and traffic avoiding the road closure by passing through Riming ton. It was pointed out that the A682 was reputed to now be the most danger ous road in England in terms of fatalities per km. The possibility of contamination of
the site if visitors came from Pirbright, Surrey, was also raised, unless the foot and mouth emergency was definitely over; the part played by Police outside the site; the use of commercial marshals inside the site, and the prevention of the event spilling over neighbouring fields.
The parish council accepted the view
there was nothing wrong in people want ing to enjoy themselves in country sur roundings but, at the same time, mem bers were concerned about the negative impact of the issues above on those resi dents who lived nearby and within the parish of an event of this scale on this particular site, which they thought was inappropriate. The council’s vice chair man, Coun. Brian Berry, expressed the view that Ribble Valley should actively seek a suitable venue for such events, and that the parish council would support such a designated site. Coun. Whittaker thanked the visiting
speakers who had given up their time to make the meeting possible and all others, both for and against the event, for their valuable contributions and the manner in which they had been presented. A motion was put and passed unani
mously that the borough council should be asked to hold a public hearing in front of the Licensing Committee before the licence was granted. An application has been made and advertised and the event is set to take place between noon on Sep tember 15th and 6 a.m. the following day. Coun. Berry and Coun. John Park er abstained, expressing a personal inter est in the decision. Event organisers Ian O’Reilly and
Emma Robinson now have a designated website which warns of security checks to stop illegal substance use, asks those attending not to drink and drive, but use local taxis and to consider local residents. • Should there be a designated site for
these type of events in the Ribble Valley? What do you think? See this week’s web vote, page 3 and log on to
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Smokers
can light up in garden
LICENSEES of a Clitheroe pub are to allow smokers to light up in the beer garden after 11 p.m. The White Lion in
Market Place, which is run by Claire Ellis and William Crossley, had to conform to a beer garden curfew brought in by Rib ble Valley Borough Coun cil for all pubs in Clitheroe in November 2005 to cut down on noise and disrup tion to residents. That meant customers
had been forced out on to the street in the town cen tre to smoke or had to stay inside after 11 p.m. Members of the coun
cil’s Licensing sub-com mittee agreed to lift the condition after licensing expert Gill Sherratt, of Licensing Matters, told them that the restriction meant th a t the pub would be forced to break the law because it also had to comply with the drink ing ban to ensure no glass es are taken outside. She also raised the pos
sibility of drink-spiking if smokers had to leave their drink to go out and smoke. She added: “The White
Lion is run by two Ribble Valley residents who have a flawless record. I t is a business that is not only a public house, but a very popular hotel that caters for visitors to this area.” A Ribble Valley Bor
ough Council spokesman said there were no objec tions from residents about the change. • See letters, page 11.
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