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family concern o f two generations offering a 24hrpersonal service


Brian, Jean, Carl and Pauline Tel: Clitheroe 441297


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October 9th, 2007. lAnno Une part dal nio cur . A lua puartat con lui Ma ilsoamor ■ A mi let lasat par teni . Cusi no serai mai Rcalmenti separat II vincul cal esist trd no, doi


DITCHFIELD KeKh


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Formerly o f Clitheroe, passed


BARTON Dorothy .


peacefully, on Sunday, ; O c to b e r 5th, 2008, aged --Ss, years, in Hope House Nursing Home, Clayton, loving wife o f the late Reg, lielovcd mum o f Eileen, mother-in-law o f Stan, a dearly loved nan, great-nan and sister. Funeral service 'will take place on Friday, Oc tober lo lh , 2008, with prayers at C li th c ro c Funeral Sci'vice Chapel of Rest at 1-30 p.m. before interment in Clitheroe Cem e te ry at 2 p.m. F amily flowers only please and donations, i f


away


inquir ies to Richard Chew,


Clithcroc . BB7 lAW. Tel. 01200 4 4 3 0 4 -‘i>


Funeral Service, 10-12 W h al le y


MacMillan Nurses. All Clitheroc Rond,


desired to


Peacefully on October 5th, 2008, in hospital, Min, aged 89 years, of Wadding ton,


' CROMPTON Minnie (Mln)


dear ly loved w i fe 'o f the late Donald, much loved mother o f Elaine, Kay and. Halliday, also loving m o t h e r - i n - l a w , grandmother, great-


the


‘Pcacehaven* Chapel o f Rest. Service and interment will take place at St I-jclcn’s Church, Waddington, on Monday, October 13th at 11 a.m. Please, at Mins request, no black to be worn. Family flowers only please, donations in memory o f Min i f so desired may be given for the North West Air Ambulance, c/o Mrs V. I.,cach, Carter Fold Cottage, West Bradford


§rnndinother. and ' a in


car friend o f Bill. Reposing


Wa d d i n g t o n ; Clith cro c , BB7 4JD.*


Road,


Inquiries to Brian Price and Son,' Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 4 4 1 2Q 7 .


GROSVENOR Denis


Sep tem ber • 27th, 2008..


Peacefully, , ' i ; - ’ on


Denise, Caroline, Inn. Inquiries. Tel. 01942. • 525980.


IU.P. ' (OfChatbum)


Paula and Chloc xx. EVANSON


Alcmasseprt^ont.


Fondest m emories.of a d e a r Wife, Mother and G ran ny who passed, aw ay October 9th, 20 06. ;. -


. Jane


Jhoughts darting. _ T o n y , W en d y , ’ Gary and Oliver .


You arc always in our BEVERLEY MARCEIXA


ch e r ish ed m emo r ie s . o f a d e a r husband, dad an d grandad passed aw ay October 91I1, 2007.


Edward (Ted)


All o u r love from your d ear wife and all the family.


Never more than a thought away, I.oved and remembered every day.


In OurThoughts


Dear h eart o f Jesus in the p ast 1 have asked for many favours, this time I a sk you this spec ial one (incntion favour) Ta k e it dear h e a r t o f J esus and


NOVENATOTHE SACRED HEART


Ela c c it within you r ■ .AG


Fath er s e c s it, then in His merciful eyes it w i l l ' b e com e y o u r fa v o u r , not mine. Amen. S a y this prayer three t imes for three day s and your favour wi ll be granted. Never known to fail. Must promise- publication.- •


c a r t wh e re y o u r


Philip, Paul, Mark and families would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, fr ien d s


Elizabeth Ann (Liz)


co n d o len ce received chiring their sad loss. T h a n k in g also Rev. Canon


ca rds


Nicholson for his kind words and comforting ministra tions and to. e v e ryo ne


Rodney


at tended the funeral service and have given donations to the two ch o sen, cha rit ies. To D r.C a r tc r for his care and k in dn e s s and u special thank you to .luc fo r herrhelp and support and • to Paul, M a rk ; : Emma and Jem m a •— 1 am so proud o f you • all. Finally -our tnanks go to Brian,' Jean, Carl and Pauline Price for all fun e ra l arrange­ ments. •'. '


G len is , Carolyn and fam i ly would like to e x p r e s s


CAMPBELL William


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M a ry 's C h u rch roof funci received during th e ir sad loss. . - . T h a n k s a lso to Fr B irm in gh am rfor his k in d .w o rd s - and H am e r s ' - ■■ Funeral S e rv ic e ,v fo r their e x c e l le n t ' . .. funeral ar rangements. •.


to St


Our Lord and St Jude ;T lian k yo i i .


th anks to all family- an d f r ien d s fo r the c a rd s , m e s sa g e s o f co n d o len c e ' and for d o n a t io n s


s incere who*


sympathy and letters and


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sym p a th y , ' . letters, c a r d s ' o f condolence and ' th e donations re c e iv ed fo r - th e Air Ambulance. We thank Canon J im . Duxbury and e v e ryo ne who a t ten d ed th e service and the S ta f f at Royal Blackbu rn Hospital fo r th e ir ca re and k in d n e s s .' T h e care a lw a y s g iv en by Dr. C a r te r , . th e S ta f f o f P cn d lc s id c Medical Pract ice and the Staff o f C l i th e ro c . Health Centre, also to Brian Price and Son for the funeral arrangements.


D iana , T im , Matt, Robert an d all the family would like to thank everyone for the m an y . ’ e x p re s s io n s


ASPDEN Barrie


kind of


fo llow in g the recent death o fA d a . Thanks a r c ; a lso 's due to A b b y f ie ld r fo r their respite •'care over the years,'Beech Grove for al l th e ir loving care o v e r ' ..the •.last few months, ^ also > to D octor Ibbgtson fo r his care and attention. Reverend Tim Thorpe fo r the funeral service and his words about mum, arid Richard Chew and s ta f f for the funeral arrangements.


' Vis Ambulance


-D oroth y and family would like tp express . their sincere thanks to


RUSHTON Charles


•' lov e, su pp o r t and messages or sympathy following the death o f Charlie, a much loved h u sban d ,


relatives,' friends and neighbours for their


.P r ic e and family for th e ir h e lp and gu id an ce .. Grateful Uianks also to those who . ga ve such


.m o vin g and caring service and to Brian


'generous donations to Dcr ian


Childrens Hospice.


Terry, Claire, Martirt and fam i l ie s would lik e to express their sincere thanks to all fam ily , friends and n eigh bours for the many


WARD Joyce


con d o len ce received during their sad loss. Th ank in g , also Rev. Ch r is S le r ry for his kind words and c o m f o r t i n g ministrations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations. T h e y would also like to expres s their ap p re cia tion to Dr Kris and his team and all the District Nurses e sp e c ia lly Liz and J a ck ie


sympathy and letters and


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kindness and care shown to Joyce and finally to Pauline Price . and s ta f f for their kindness and support with the - funeral arranRcmcnts.


for the


Ros, Sheila, Geoffrey, A ng e la and • their families would like to express - their sincere thanks to all relatives, fr ien d s •


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.Canon j Rodney Nicholson for his kind, words and comforting ministrations and to all who attended, the; funeral- service and have given donations.; They would also like to express - their.'; ap p recia tion to the D octors a t . . Castle Medical Group along


sympathy and le t te r s - and . curds > o f condolence-' received during their sad loss. T h an k in g also ■ Rev.


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TOMLINSON Steven


O c t o b e r 8th


: Best w ish e s on your ; . 50th Birthday .


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Bill and Jean would like to thank everyone for the cards, gifts, flowers and good wishes received on their Diamond Wedding.


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GAWTHORPE 1 .. Gemma


j * October 12th


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STAFF and pupils at Grintileton CE Primary School have been all smiles after receiving a glowing Ofsted report. An inspector visited the rural


school and gave it top marks for the quality of provision, praising the varied and motivating teach­ ing programme and .the . range of extra-curricular activities. Special mention was given to


the outstanding achievements of the children, the pastpral care the school provides and the strong links with the local com­ munity and church. Our picture shows staff and


youngsters giving the Ofsted report the thumbs up. (s)


Man spat a ^ ex-partner


to be auctioned by Natalie Cox


A MYSTERY painting of the Hodder Valley by an unknown artist will go under the auction­ eer’s hammer at a special sale


next Thursday. The picture shows the Inn at


■Whitewell and St Michael’s Church. , Valuers at Silverwoods, who will sell the painting at their Special 40th ' Anniversary Autumn Catalogue Sale, believe it could .date back as far as the 1820s. Although the artist is not known,


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experts from Silverwoods know the picture, which depicts long range views down the valley and came to the auction from a house in Chat- bum, has been painted using oil on board. Valuer Nicky Brierley said: “This


painting has a naive feel to it and I ' am sure there will be a lot of local interest in it. It needs to be cleaned, but it can be restored.” . Among the other items of fine art,


silver and jewellery which will fea­ ture in Silverwoods’ ruby anniver­ sary sale will be a lithograph signed twice by French artist Toulouse Lautrec. I t is expected to sell for around £1,500. 0 Next Thursday’s special sale is


antiques auction in Clitheroe in 1968, whichwas under the direction of Chris Silverwood. His father, Tom, was auctioneer at Clitheroe Auction Mart before and after the Second World War and Chris worked as his clerk. The first antiques and furniture


had already been organised before he died and his wife decided it should still take place, but that it would be her first and last sale. However she was persuaded by


taking place four decades after Sil- verwood.s’ 'f irs t furniture and


sale followed an outbreak of foot and mouth disease in October, 1967. It proved to be such a success that Chris continued to hold sales each year until his death in 1992. The usual Spring sale of that year .


one of her regular customers to con­ tinue with the sales which she did for the next nine years. Just as Mary finally decided to


retire, at the end of 2000, the Auc­ tion Mart completed work on its purpose-built auction rooms and the directors acquired the well-respected Silverwoods’ name.


A CLITHEROE woman was confronted by her ex-partner sit­ ting on her doorstep when she arrived home at 10-30 p.m. Blackburn magistrates heard


that Diane Marr wound down her window and told David Atherton to go away and his response was to spit into her car. Atherton (42), of Bawdlands,


Clitheroe, pleaded guilty to breaching a restraining order. He was made subject to community supervision for two years with a condition that he completes the domestic violence programme. He was -also ordered to .pay £60 towards prosecution costs. ■ Miss Catherine Allan (prose­


cuting) said that after the rela­ tionship ended, Atherton kept on harassing Miss Marr. The police became involved and, eventually, there was a conviction and a restraining order. She said that during the incident Atherton walked off without saying a word after spitting into the car. Mr Roger Pickles (defending)


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said that Atherton.was an emo­ tionally immature person who was not coping well with the breakdown of the relationship,


•which continued after the restraining order had been made before breakiiig down again. “He says she. has been going


out with other men and then telling him about it,” said Mr Pickles. “His reaction has been totally


inappropriate, but he now says he doesn’t want the relationship to continue, he has had enough.”


Mountaineers’ day of climbing at Langdale


TWELVE members of Clitheroe Mountaineering Club took part in the day meet to L^gdale. One group set off from the car


park at Old Dungeon Ghyll, to climb Mill Gill to Stickle Tarn, from where they scrambled up the slanting terrace of Jack’s Rake, crossing the face of Pavey Ark, to the mountain’s summit. Members enjoyed excellent views of the tarn below and the surrounding panora-


ma. Leaving Pavey Ark, the party > '


descended south-west for a scramble up the next objective .Harrison Stickle, then continued over the peaks of Loft Crag and Pike of


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Stickle to Stake Pass for the descent •via Langdale Comb into Mickleden, and refreshment at the Old Dun­ geon Ghyll Hotel. • Another party walked to Cam­


bridge crags beneath the summit of Bowfell to tackle the classic rock climb, Bowfell Buttress. Despite the difficulties of the route being signifi­ cantly increased due to water seep­ age after a long period of rain, the' pair was successful in completing the route.- - The club’s previous day meet took


members to Swindale, near Shap, with the rain and mist requiring members to make use of their navi­ gation skills.


Using a route compiled by chair­


man, Brian Davies, each person in turn, pnavigated in stages round a circular from Swindale Head. The first objective was the bothy,.


Mosedale Cottage, followed by the summits of Branstree and Selside, with locating the cairns of Artie Crag, being added to provide further challenge. After descending Selside End, the Old Corpse Road was located for the return to Swindale Head. At the club’s next indoor meeting


at 8 p.m. on Thursday at Clitheroe Cricket Club, Judith Robinson, Godfrey Metcalfe and Nick Mill- ward, will give an illustrated talk


about their Land’s End to John O’Croats bike ride. The -winter programme of indoor


climbing wall sessions starts today. Anyone interested in taking part should meet at the council offices car park at 5.15 p.ni. Further details may be obtained from Bern Hard­ man by calling 01254 824856. ’ The next outdoor ^tivities will be


a walk in Bowland on Sunday, Octo­ ber 19th, leaving the council offices car park at 8 a.m., and a weekend hut meet at High Moss in the Dud- don Valley from Friday,'October 31st to Sunday November 2nd. Fur­ ther details can be obtained by call­ ing Valerie Grooby on 01200 428766.


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