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CROSS Maurice


METCALF T u e s d a y ,


S e p tem h e r 9 th . 20 08 . p e a c e fu l ly in Iios])ital a n d o f C l ith c ro e and fo rm e r ly o f O sw a ld - tw is t le , M au r ic e , aged 8 6 y e a r s , the d e a r ly b e lo v e d h u sb a n d o f t l ic la te Mia, de voted fa th e r o f M a d e le in e , ■ .J a c c iu e lin c


A n th o n y , p r e c io u s g ran d ac l and O P A to Le e, M ich el le, S h e lle y , A n th o n y ,


C a r le y ,


R e q u iem M a s s w i l l t a k e p la c e tod a y , T h u r s d a y , S ep tem b e r 18 th at St Micliael and S t J o h n 's R.C. C h u rch , C l i th c ro e at 11-BO a.m, fo l low ed by in termen t at Dill Mall Cemetei*y. P lo w c r s an d all fu r l l ie r


M yn d h i irn P u n e ra l S e r v ic e s , Q u e e n s R o a d , A c c r in g ton . Tel.


P e a c e fu l ly S o p t em h e r


HEBDEN George


inc|iiiries 012.«S4 ^i'A'AUVA.____ _ on


2 0 0 8 . a t h om e in G r in d le to n


s u r r o u n d e d b y his fam i ly , G e o rg e , ag ed 7ii y e a r s , d e a r ly loved h u s b a n d ,


fa th e r ,


fa th e r - in - law , g r a n d ­ fa th e r an d s tep - fa th e r . R e p o s in g


in


P e a c ch a v en C h ap e l o f R e s t . A sei*viee will he h e ld at St. Am b ro s e C h u r c h , G r in d le to n , N e a r C lith e ro e today, T h u r s d a y , S ep tem b e r i8 lh a t ip .m . followed b y


c r em a t io n a t


(p le a s e make ch eq u e s p a y a b le to C a s t le M e d ic a l G ro u p ) , c / o M r s C. A n d e r s o n , C a s t le Medical G rou p , C l i th e r o e H e a l th C e n t r e , R a ilwa y V iew R on d . C lith e ro e , BB7 2 JG .


01200 441207.______


B r ia n Pr ice an d Son 1‘ u n e ra l Dii'ectors. T e l .


In q u ir ie s to


B u rn le y C rem ato r ium a t 2 -2 0 p .m . N o f low e r s aiul no black. D o n a t io n s in in cm o iy o f G e o r g e i f so des ired m a y he g iv en for the C a s t le Medical G rou p D i s t r ic t


N u r s e s O n


15 th , an d


P h o e b e , Bea tr ice and I .ou is , also a v c iy d e a r fa th e r - in - law , b roth er , g r e a t g ra n d a d an d g o o d friend to all w h o k n ew h im . M a y ho R e s t


In I’ c a c c . SPENCER P c j ic c f i i l ly ,


John Robinson (Jack)


on


S ep tem be r 16 th , 2008 at High Brak e House, Clithei-oe, J a c k , ag ed 9 7 y e a r s , n o t q u ite inacie his 98U1, the d e a r ly loved husband o f ll ie late M u r id and much loved b y all his family. R ep o s in g


in


Pcac cha vcn C h ap e l o f R es t . S e r v ic e and c r em a t io n w i l l la k e p la c e ' a t S k ip to n C r em a to r ium , d a te a n d t im e to he a r r a n g ed .


F am i ly


f low e r s o n ly p le a se , don a t ion s in memor>' o f J a ck i f so des ired m a y be g iv e n fo r R ih b le


V a l le y


C ros sroads , C a r in g for C a r e r s , c / o M r s G. More, 5 W a d d in g lo n Road, C li lh e ro e , IJB7 2M.J. F o r


fu n e ra l


a r r a n g em e n ts p le a se c o n ta c t B r ia n P r ic e an d S on F u n e ra l D ire c to r . T c l . 0 120 0 441297._____________


STEWART Eileen


2 0 0 8 . su d d e n ly b u t p ca c c lu lly in h osp ital , Eileen, aged 6 i y e a rs , o f C l i th e ro o , 'much b elo ved w ife o f C olin, tr e a su r ed m um o f M ich ele, lo ved n an a o f A la n and D y lan an d g o o d friend to many. I'lmeral s e rv ic e wil l be held at 10-30 a .m . on T i l csci ay , S e p t cm b e r 2 3 rd , at S t P au ls C h u r ch , L ow M o o r , p r io r to c r em a tion at A c c i 'in g to n . F am i ly f low e r s o n ly p le a s e , b l it d o n a t io n s


d e s ir ed to th e Rod C ros s , c/o I..angshaw C a lv e r e lc y F u n e ra l S e r v ic e , 10 3A K in g S t r e e t , ' W h a l lc y . In q u ir ie s T e l . 0 12 54 824.529.


i f S e p tem h e r


S a tu rd a y , I3 tfi ,


In lo v in g m cm o iy o f a v e r y d e a r S o n an d B r o th e r w h o died S e p t em b e r


. EVERETT Serie


199.5. i8 lh ,


I f all the world was ours to (jivc, Wed give it willingly ami more. To sec his face Come smiling through the door.


Love M um , Dad and Pe te r xx.x.


Birthday Memories


B ir th d a y m em o r ie s o f a d e a r D a d an d


TWIGG Fred


D a u g h te r H i ld a and family.


I,.oving


WOODS BIN


G ran d a d , S e p tem b e r 23 rd. No card. Just memories. .


an d James William


O n T u e s d a y , S e p t - cn ih c r i6 lh , p e a c e ­ ful ly , ag ed 7 9 y e a r s ,


.Tim, m u ch lo ved h u sb a n d ,


fat l ie r ,


g ra n d a d a n d g r e a t - g randad. P*or fun era l arranj»e- • m en ts p le a s e r in g S a n d e r so n s P tinc rnl D ire c to r s , P r e s to n . T e l . 0 1 7 7 2 8 6 5 50 9 evenings .


SUTCUFFE Ctiaries


S u d d e n ly . on S e p ­ tem b e r 16 th , 20 0 8 , C h a r le s


Sen/ixes :" ~ ^ '■ f'2 r- i o f


G r in d lc ton , the d ea r ly lo ved h u sb a n d o f A lice , a d e a r father o f C o lin a n d W in s to n , fa th e r - in - law


o f


.Fcnifer an d Rebecca, a d e v o ted g r a n d a d o f T om , H a r r y , Robert, Ben an d E ls ie. R e p o s in g .


in


P c a c ch a v e ii C hap el o f R e s t . S e r v ic e and in te rm e n t w i l l tak e p la c e a t S t H e len 's C hurch, W ad d in g to n ,


-da te an d t im e to be a r r a n g e d .


f low e r s o n ly p le a se , d on a t ion s in m em o r y o f C h a r l ie i f so desired m a y b e g iv en fo r eith e r th e N o r th Wes t A ir A m b u la n c e , c /o Mrs V . L e a ch , C arter Fold, C o t ta g e , W es t Brad fo rd Road, Wad- d in g to n , C l i th c ro c , BB 7 3 JD o r the R o s em e r e C an c e r F ou n d a t io n , c/o Mrs Rita M a r t ln n d . Uudio- Ih c rap y D ep a r tm en t , •Royal


H o sp i ta l ,


Pres ton S h n roc


441297. In Memonam


Green I-ane, Preston, PRa 9H T . F o r all funeral a r ran g em en ts plea se c o n ta c t Brian Price an d S o n I'uneral Direc tors . T c l . 01200


F am i ly


ag ed 6 9 y e a r s , o f W a d d in g to n fo rm e r ly


(C l ia r l ic ) , ' and


Acknowledgements


fam i l ie s would lik e to e x p r e s s th e ir s in c e r e th a n k s to all relatives, f r ie n d s


an d


n e ig h b o u r s fo r th e m a n y


k in d e x p r e s s io n s


em p a t h y and le tters a n d


c a rd s


o f o f


c o n d o le n c e r e c e iv e d . d u r in g th e ir sad loss . T h a n k in g a lso R e v . C h r is S te r r y fo r h is k in d w o rd s an d c om fo r t in g m in is ­ tra t io n s an d to all w h o a t te n d ed the fun era l s e rv ic e an d have given d o n a t io n s .


w o u ld a lso lik e to e x p r e s s


T h e y t l ic ir


a p p r e c ia t io n to th e Am b u la n c e S ervice for th e ir h e lp and to the P r ic e fam i ly fo r al l fun era l ar rangements .


HOLMES Mary Bemardlne


L i lia n , A le c , Micha el a n d fam i l ie s w o u ld lik e to e xp re s s th e ir s in c e r e thanks to all r e la t iv e s , friends and n e ig h b o u r s for the m a n y


k ind


c a rd s o f c o n d o len c e an d M a s s O f fe r in g s re c e ived during their s a d lo s s . T h a n k in g a lso I 'a l l ic r .I . Wa rc lng for h is kind words anci c om fo r t in g m in is t ­ r a t io n s


e x p r e s s io n s s y m pa t h v ,


e v e r y o n e and w h o


w o u ld a ls o lik e to e x p r e s s


at ten d ed tlic Requiem Ma.ss an d have given d o n a t io n s C .A .F .O .D .


to


T h e y th e ir


ap p re c ia t io n to Dr. W. M a c k e a n and the N u r s e s an d S ta f f at C l i lh e ro e C om m un ity H o sp ital for their care an d Kindnes.s.


. le a n , K ir s ty an d A n d r ew would like to e x p r e s s th e ir s in c e re th an k s to all relatives, f r ie n d s


McGRUER George


an d e x p r e s s io n s


n e ig h b o u r s for th e m a n y


s ym p a th y and letters an d


e a r i ls B ir th d a y


m em o r ie s o f Dad for S e p tem b e r 19 th .


forever, Of a Dad / loved so dear. F rom d a u g h t e r Pat.


Tour name I often mention, Your voice I cannot hear, Ihtt memories live


N ich o lson for his kind w o rd s and comforting in in is lr a t io n s and to all w h o attended the fu n e r a l s e rv ic e an d h av e g iv en donations. T h e y w ou ld also like to e x p r e s s


ap p re c ia t io n to Dr. W. M a c k e a n and the D o c to r s , N u r se s and S t a f f on Ward C8 R o y a l


B la ckbu rn


H o sp ital for all th eir c a r e an d sup po r t and f in a l ly to Carl and P a u l in e P r ic e and S t a f f fo r all th e ir k in d n e s s an d he lp w i th th e fun era l a r ran g em en ts .


TEDSTONE • a t


d o n a t io n s to T h e A ir A m b u la n c e received


an d


S p e c ia l th an k s to Rev. R a ch a e l W i lson for h e r p ra y e r s and kind im m .s l ia t io n s and to all w h o attended the fun era l .sei*vico.


th is sa i l lim e .


T h e fam i ly o f the late D ie k w o u ld lik e to e x p r e s s th e ir s in c e re th an k s to e v c iy o n c for the k ind messages o f s ym p a th y , c ard s o f c o n d o le n c e


Richard Henry . R od n e y


c o n d o le n c e re c e iv ed d u r in g th e ir sad loss. T h a n k in g a lso Rev. C a n o n


k ind o f


o f for o f Ic 11 c rs, C h r is to p h e r R ic h a rd ,


CAPSTICK GInny


WOOFF


D a v id , an d


Pam e la , H e le n a n d fam ily w ou ld l ik e to express th e ir h e a r t fe lt thank s to a l l fr ien d s an d n e ig h b o u r s fo r th e m a n y e x p r e s s io n s


James Wllllanri (Jim)


k in d c a rd s


sympathy an d le t te r s an d


co n d o len c e r e c e iv e d during th e ir s a d lo ss . T h a n k in g a l s o R e v . C h r is S te r ry fo r h is k in d w o rd s a n d c om fo r t in g m in is t ­ rations. T o Dr. C la re F o g g a t W l ia l le y Health C en tre an d .the N u rses and S t a f f on R ib b lc


W a rd ,


C lithc ro c C om m u n i ty Hospital for th e ir ca re an d su p p o r t . T h e y w ou ld a lso l ik e to e x p re s s


e v e ry on e w h o g a v e don a t ion s fo r W a te r A id and f ln a l lv to Brian, .lean, C a r l and Piiulinc P r ic e fo r all funeral arran g em en ts .


YATES


Harold, M ich a e l an d A n n e w ou ld l ik e to exp ress th e ir s in c e r e thanks to all re lat iv e s , fr ien d s


Barbara an d e x p re s s io n s


n e igh b ou rs fo r th e m an y


k in d c a rd s


sympathy an d le t te rs an d


o f o f


co n d o len c e r e c e iv e d during th eir sad loss. T h a n k in g a ls o R e v . T im T h o rp e fo r h is k ind w o rd s an d com fo r t in g m in is t ­ rat ion s


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e v e ry on e w h o h a s g iv en d o n a t io n s fo r th e


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Service will remember George’s wonderful life


by Julie Magee


A CELEBRATION of the life of Grindleton character George Hebden, who died on Monday at the age of 72, will be held tomorrow a t St Ambrose Church. Originally from Burnley,'where


he used to run the family firm Heb­ den Brothers’ Motors, George moved to the village after marrying life-long friend Pippa Munro in September 2006. Born in Burnley in 1936, George


was the third son of Eobert and Hilda Hebden. He joked that his parents could not agree on his name, so his mother decided to name him after King George V. However, soon afterwards the king died and was replaced by King Edward VIII, who abdicated 10 months later, with King George VI then taking the crown. George often quipped that he lived through the reign of three kings in his first year.


From the outset, school was not


something George relished. Suffer­ ing with dyslexia, he hated English with a passion, excelling at subjects like maths, physics and technology instead. In these formative years, it was


obvious that one of George’s main passions was for motors, not sur­ prising considering his father, Robert, was in the automobile industry owning Hebden Brothers’ Motors in Accrington Road in Burnley. While he was still a teenager


George built himself a motorbike from scratch, using any spare parts he could muster. But at the age of 15, George was involved in a bad accident which left him with a shredded left knee and unable to walk for several years. Eventually he managed to walk once again without the aid of the


“He said to me when I was a little girl ‘one day tellies will be flat and people will have them on their walls!”’ In 1979 he designed a house for


daughter Tracey, which incorporat­ ed solar power and was completely self sufficient. Unfortunately, the plans were wasted when George failed to gain planning permission for the access to the property. In his spare time, he was a chari­


ty stalwart and was heavily involved with Padiham Round Table and Rotary Clubs. He was also a member of several


organisations that concentrated on helping troubled youngsters. These included the Lancashire


crutches and walking sticks that had become so familiar and he took his first apprenticeship job in the electronics industry. George often recalled how busy he had been sell­ ing television sets for Queen Eliza­ beth’s Coronation. However, his passion for automo­


biles could not escape him and he joined his father’s business, working as a technician, engineer and even­ tually becoming managing director.


. In his spare time, George enjoyed rally driving and was crowned the rally champion for Lancashire, Yorkshire and Cheshire for two consecutive years. In 1958, George, then 21, mar­


ried his first wife, Gillian Cooper, and the couple had two daughters, Tracey and Debbie. He continued to build up the


family business winning the Austin Rovers’ franchise. George even went on to design and build a new state-of-the-art sales garage in Tod- morden Road, Burnley. Ahead of his time, George was


always interested in ways to save energy and the environment. He was fascinated by new tech­ nology - daughter Debbie recalled:


A run for the whole family


RESIDENTS from Read and Simonstone are being asked to don their trainers and take part in a family fun run all in the name of charity. The Read and Simonstone


Run for Life 2008 will take place on Saturday, September 20th. Setting off from the Stork


Hotel inWhalley Road, Simon­ stone, at 11-30 a.m., the 2.7-mile route will take competitors through the two villages before returning to the tunnel at the pub. Cash raised from the event ■will


go to Rainbows Children’s Nurs­ ery in Barrowford, Macmillan Cancer Support and Lancashire and South Cumbria Kidney Patients’ Association. Last year runners raised more


than £3,600 and organisers hope this year’s run will be even more successful. As well as the main event, fam­


ilies. will get the chance to take part in a host of other actmties including games, bouncy castles, slides and quizzes throughout the day.The fun will carry on well into the evening with a Cheesy Jeans Disco for the adults at the Stork Hotel. ■. Organisers are also looking for


volunteers to help out. Anyone wanting to register for the event can do so'now at the Stork or other businesses in the -village and more information is available from organiser Mr Warren East- ham by contacting him on


.07889366688 or easthamwar- ren@yahoo.co.uk.


Juvenile Liaison Association and the Ocean Youth Club organisa-r tion. He became a skipper for the latter and took many young people, who needed help and guidance, on cruises across the Irish Sea and the English Channel. One of his greatest achievements


was sailing the Lady Grania ship, which took Catholic and protestant children from Ireland and made them work together. In his spare time he also used to


enjoy the technical side of the the­ atre and was involved with Burnley. Garrick Club amateur dramatic organisation for many years. After leaving the family business,


George worked for Sun Alliance as the Northern Corporation Manag­ er covering an area from Peterbor­ ough to Aberdeen. When he retired he became involved with the Lan­ cashire Mutual Guarantee Society, which helped small fledgeling busi­ nesses start up. He also worked with the Prince’s Trust. After marrying Pippa on Sep­


tember 22nd, 2006, George imme­ diately threw himself into village life in Grindleton, endearing him­ self to everyone that met him. He joined the Glitheroe and Dis­ trict Caledonian Society, became a


health and safety officer for St Ambrose Church in Grindleton and even helped draft a solution to Grindleton’s road safety problems. George was also a familiar sight


around the Valley in his lemon- drop-coloured VW transit van which he customised himself. It was in this van, which was


powered in part by solar energy, that he went travelling around Europe with Pippa. George could also be seen riding


around the Ribble Valley on his electrically-assisted push bike! Step-father to Kate and Grant,


George, who was referred to as “Captain Birdseye” by his six grandchildren, Craig, Kirsty, Vic­ toria, Samantha, Nina and Nicola, was a man who exuded warmth, humour and kindness. Described by Pippa as “an outra­


geous flirt” in the nicest possible way, George, whose novelty ties were a talking point, could start up a conversation with anyone, while his old school traditional values, made him a true gent. His hot tub was another of his


passions - he had one before most people had even heard of them in this country - and redesigned Pippa’s garden to accommodate one. His other eccentricities includ­ ed making sure he took a shower outside every day, whatever the weather. More recently, George became


interested in writing and joined Clitheroe Writers’ Group. Two pieces he penned will appear


in the group’s anthology - an achievement he would have been proud of considering the struggles he had with the English language when he was younger. The celebration of life service will


be followed by cremation at Burn­ ley Crematorium. Our picture shows George and Pippa Hebden. (s)


Garden club to open its doors


SIMONSTONE Garden Club is to open its doors to a-new look season next week. The club meets in Simonstone Old


School in Simonstone Lane on Thurs­ days once a month and anyone with an interest in gardening is welcome to go along from the village or further afield. This year the club has introduced a


major change by extending the season which now starts earlier and runs through until June. Next Thursday, September 25th,


people will be able to buy and hear about plants from Dianne Harrison


from Avant Gardens in Leyland. The plant sale runs from 7-30 p.m. to 9 p.m. and after a short talk people can buy plants and talk to Dianne about them. There will also be light refresh­


ments. Membership of the club is £6 or guests can pay £1 per visit. Secretary Mrs Marion Kelly said


they are hoping to attract new faces this year to the new look club which has been in existence for more than 50 years. If anyone wishes to know more


they can contact her on 01282 773228.


A PLANNING application has been submitted to Ribble Valley Borough Council for link bridges at first floor level, extended ancillary facilities and new shop front.


Alterations at supermarket planned Comments on the proposal at for­


mer Kwik Save premises Station Road, Clitheroe, (number 0752) must be made to the council by September 26th.


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