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dear ly loved husband o f Carole, much loved dud o f Andrew, A n th on y and Linda, Shaun and April and Lynne and Terry, dear b ro th e r o f Margaret and her husband T re vo r also a devoted grand ad o f Sarah, Fiona, Nicole, Luke, Su zan n e , Connor, D aniel, Hope and Vienna and a dearest great grandad o fT on y John. R ep os in g


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. S ep tem b e r 26th at 1.30 p.m. followed by cremation at Burnley Crematorium at 3 p.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memory o f Norman i f so desired may be g iv en for either the L a s t Lancs Hospice Fund, c/o Mrs R.


‘P c a c eh a v cn ’ Chapel o f Rest. A service will be held at St. L eo n a rd ’s Church, Downham on Friday,


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Scptcmber.iSth, 2008 a t his home In Downham and su rrounded by his family, Norman £iged 65 years, formerly o f Ba r rowford ,


the P ea ce fu l ly


ASHWORTH Norman


ASPDEN on


Tuesday, Sep tem ber -23rd 2008,


Peacefully


hospital, dearly loved husband of Diana and lov ing father o f Timothy, Ma tthew and Robert. For funeral ar range­ ments please contact Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors, Tel. 01200 441297.


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On September 20th, 2008, peacefully in hospital, after a short illness, aged 76 years, John


BIRCHENOUGH John


Thwing, dearly loved husband of Judith and o f the late Margaret, much loved father o f Ca rol, Sue and Andrew,


Birclienough,


-P a llister, Howgills, ' B o lto n -b y -B ow lan d , Clithcroe, BB74NN or the Rosemcrc Cancer Foundation, c/o Mrs R. Martland, Radio­ th erapy Department, Royal


H ospita l, • Sharoc • Green Lane, Preston, P I^ 9HT. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors, Tel: 01200 4412Q7- *


Preston


Catherine, Emma, Daniel, Emily, Tom and his extended family. Service and interment a t All Saints Church, Thw in g on Friday, September 26th at 3- 30 . p.m. A n y donations received will be


grandfather


between the I .C.U Scarborough Hospital and Church Funds. Inquiries' to Hen ry N a y lo r


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ycStliefoe8ilTerfasef.t^rty loved o f A lan


John Barrie (Barrie)


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William, aged 8 7 years and o f Li t t lem o o r House Sabden and Fortified by the Rites o f the Church, much loved h usband o f Glenis, father, father- in-law, grandad, .pop,


On Friday, September 19th,


CAMPBEU Wililam


peacefully,*


Service, BriercUffe Road, Burnley. Tel. 01282 438866.


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Railway V iew - Road, Clithcroc , BB 7 2JG. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441207.


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2008, Alan, aged 78 years, o fClithcroe, tlic dear ly loved d ad o f Nicola and Z o c , much - loved father-in-law o f ' J im m y ,' . an ex tra - spec ial ‘g ran d ad o f Evie and Olivia also a good friend o f Mllinda. A service was held at T r in i ty M e th od is t Church, Clithcroe, on Monday, S ep tem b e r 22nd, followed by interment at Clithcroe Cemetery. Donations in memory o f A lan i f so desired m a y be given for the Ribble Va l le y Heart Fund, c/o Mrs S. Healey, Pcndlcsidc M edical Practice, . C l i th c ro c Health


Suddenly September


16th, on


HALL Alan


on September 2008, with Requiem Mass at 9-30 a.m. at St Marys R.C. Church. Sabden, followed by interment a t St Nicholas R.C. Church. Family flowers only and cionations to St Marys Church c/o Funeral Director, Fred Hamer


uncle. Funeral to take .place M on d ay , 29th,


reat-grandad and rother-ln-law and


Funeral


Peacefully September 2008,


(Charlie) •


Childrens* Hospice, c/o Mrs E.- I. Trueman, 8 Church


House


Clithcroc , BB7 2AB. For funeral ar range­ ments please contact Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors, Tel; 01200 441297.


Brow Gardens,


Peacefully, September


WALMSLEY Betty Emma


Crematorium, date and • time to be arranged. Family flowers only please, donations in memory o f Charlie i f so desired may be given for Dorian


Skipton


Peacehaven Chapel o f Rest. A service will be held at Holy Trinity Church, Rathmcil followed by cremation at


dearly loved husband o f Dorothy,' also a much loved father, step-father, father-in- law, grandad, g rea t grandad and brother. Reposing


Wigglesworth, the in


Charlie, aged 91 years, o f Clith c ro c and formerly


in h ospital, 18th, on o f , , 1


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■ Loving memories o f you we treasure,


S e p tem b e r 1994.


Fell


. Of happy days we spent together,


Sleep w e l l my love, -Harold and family.


! The years may pass but you will stau, As near ana dear as yesterday. .


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. Never more than a thought away,


1996.


• Loved and remembered everyday, All our love now, always andforever.


In m em o iy o f a much lov ed w i fe , m oth er and g ra n dm a who p assed


TOMUNSON Joan


S ep tem b e r


away 30 th ,


1991. Though absent you are


Love from husband" G o rd on , d au gh te rs Linda and Debra and families.


always near. Still loved, still missed, still very dear.


Birthday Memories HOUGH


Welcome to baby ISABELLE GRACE


born 19th September 2008 to Tom and Rachel, a sister to Matthew j


Love.and congratulations from the Moons and Houghs


LUND Sam


September 30th 2008


Today you would have turned 21,


'Mandy also a devoted gran o f -Nicholas, Matthew, Vici, Katy, Liam and - Sarah and great-gran - o f A lice and Claudia. Reposing . . .


Clithcroe, BB7 4NQ. Inquiries, to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel; 01200 4412Q7.


‘Pcacchaven*- Chapel o f Rest. Service and interment will take place at St. Helen’s Church, .Waddington, today, Thursday , September 25th at 12 noon. Family flowers only please, donations in mcmoiy o f Betty i f so desired may be given for c i th e r th e W a d d i n g t o n Methodist Sunshine Band, c/o Mrs I. Herd, 6 Church Close, Wad di n gt on , Clithcroe, BB7 3HX or A rthrit is Research Campaign, c/o Mrs E. Co>^erthwaitc, Grafton


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To access r-announee, eflck on the family notices 'fir ifttf 'mairt ^etfon en our heme page.


o f Wacidington, the dearly -loved wife o f Bert, much, loved mum o f Jenn ife r , Trevor, Hilary and Tony, dear ly loved motner-in-law o f Mick, - Kathleen, and


2008, in hospital, Betty, aged 84 years,


17th, on ^announce * ‘


we have'an exciting new facility on-line when you ,


advertisements In our births,


- ■ marriages and deaths section, enables you to place your message on a


page via our website: www.clitheroeadvertlser.C0.ulr and enables friends, family and relatives to add their own messages and pictures.


•As well as the traditional message fn-paper,


• ..f^Vert^sers new have their own web page where they can share photos, receive messages ' ' and share family stories.


Constant ly in my thoughts, all my love Mum XXX.


Starting your life, but now you are gone. The pain of losing you woiit go awcw, But my love for you Samj'ust gets stronger each day.


ATREASMRED^ 'tM E M E N taM


, C herished memories o f a d e a r wife, mum and grandma who die S ep tem b e r


HALL Jessie


27th,


DUCKWORTH Gladys


asleep -26th,


Acknowledgements


Cathy, Anne and Tish would like to express their sincere thanKs to all


CLOUGH Monica


sympathy, flowers and letters, and cards of condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also Rev. Mark Pickett for his kind words and comforting minist­ rations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations.


expressions


kind of


Eric, Mich ele, Isabel, Dave, D a v id , Gina, Philip, David, Rachel.


understanding and guidance at tiiis sad and difficult time.


appreciation to all the S ta f f o f the Manor House for all their care and kindness and to Pauline and Carl of Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors for their


would also like to express


They their


care,


Our Lord and St Jude Thank you


neighbours for the many


friends ■


family, and


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ministrations, to the Doctors, Nurses and Staff a t Clitheroe Community Hospital and everyone at Beech Grove Residential Home for all their care and support and to Brian, Jean, Carl and Pauline for all funeral arrangements.


cards o f condolence and fo r donations received during their sad loss. Thanking also Rev. KatyTIiomas for h e r kind words and


letters, comforting


The family o f the late Harold w a lk e r would like to express their sincere tnanks to everyone for the many kind expressions of sympathy,


WALKER Harold


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September 28th


All our love f Dad, Jo, i


Kirby and | Ethan , .XX . f t


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GOUGH Kurt


September 28th All our love


Nan, Grandad, _______ ___ Andrew, Tina, Abbey and Matt xx


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r rrs A GIRL!


WIlMCKLEYj Matthew (Finkle)


September 22nd •


Happy 18th Birthday


Lots of love Mum, Dad, Steph and Mark xxx


18 18 18 /-» 18 18 18 WINCKLEY Matthew


September 22nd Happy 18th Birthday


Hope you had a good onel


All our love and best wishes from Nanna, Auntie Pauline, Uncle Fred, Uncle Paul, Chris, ____ Caroline and Mark xxx


21st Birthday 18 18 . 18


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GOWER Ann


September 30th


"Gotya!" All our love


A . ” V..‘ .3-. »


Stuart, Daniel and James xxxx


Have a great party Best wishes


Love Mum xx Best wishes


' Love Danny and Pauline xx


Great swim by David boosts cancer charity


by Dominic Collis/'


PRACTICE really does make perfect - as a retired businessman proved when he beat his time for swimming in Lake "Windermere - 42 years after he first took the plunge. Mr David Doney, pic­


regularly a t Edisford Pool, Clitheroe, was joined by other members of his swimming club. The retired owner of


family business Doney Timber, Burnley, he


BLEASDALE Barry


September 25th


To a very special husband on your 50th birthday


Lots of love Julie xxx Happy 50th birthday daddy


Hope you have a great day, you're the best daddy in the world Lots of love


Sarah and Chris xxx


I will always be your little girll Happy 50th Barry


Love from Lillian x


60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 HATTON Stephen


September 23rd 18


Happy 60th Birthday To a very special husband, dad and grandad All our love


''jean, Chris, Laura, Neal, Claire and Isaac xxx


HITCHEN Peter


September 22nd


Happy 60th Birthday to a wonderful "BOSS"


Love from Julie and all the staff and residents at Lowfield House


PRICE Hayley


September 28tb


To a special daughter on your 21st Birthday


Love and hugs Mum xx ■ Happy 21st sister


Love your bruvs David, Jamie, Joel and Sam XX


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GREENHALGH- COON


Mr and Mrs R Coon are pleased to announce the


engagement of their youngest daughter ' Penny to Christopher


son of Mr and Mrs W Greenhaigh .,


Congratulations and best wishes from both families


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WEBB Paul


September 27th


Wishing you a wonderful


60th birthday weekend


Love Kathy, Gillian and Jennifer xxx David and Rob xx


Ramblers experience towering sights


to. the fields with excellent views of Blackburn and looked down on th e . shimmering water of Earnsdale Reser­ voir, built about 1850 to provide Dar- wen with water. > 'After Whinny Brow the track led to a farm road to Darwen. Golf Club. Being careful to avoid golf balls, the walkers descended to Sunnyhurst Woods for refreshment at the visitor


THE sun shone on 15 Clitherbe Ram­ blers as they set off from Roddlesworth car park, where 100 years ago Hollinshead Mill, owned by Eccles Shorrock, stood. They went past Ryal Farm and on


■ centre - alas it had not yet opened for the day. Sunnyhurst Woods were planted originally for game birds, but now boast a lovely area for families to enjoy a picnic. Then came a steep climb over a


stony path to Darwen Tower. Dark clouds appeared and a sudden down­ pour meant waterproofs had to be taken out of rucksacks. •


Undaunted, the walkers tramped , ■


through the lovely heather moor notic­ ing the tall chimney of India Mill (another of Eccles Shorrock's mills) in


the'Valley. At Duckshaw Clough, the sun came


out, with clear views of the Lancashire Plain, and Blackpool Tower was spot- ted.- ■ Stepback Brook was so named when Cromwell’s troops marched over the moors from Manchester to Preston. The commander'ordered that they “step back”, to fire cannon balls at Hollinshead Hall. So, back to where the walkers start­


ed after passing some cottages once the home of the workers at Hollinshead Mill (now demolished) and where ram­ blers now park their cars.. Pictured are the remblers with Dar­ wen Tower in the background; (s)


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tu red , proved th a t age was no barrier when he plunged headlong into the chilly Lake Dis tr ic t waters at the age of 71 for the Great North Swim, in which he finished a respectable 627th out of 2,200 competitors. Mr Doney who swims


. entered the first race in 1966 when he finished in 39 minutes, but he smashed th a t time this year finishing in 35 min­ utes. He said: “I had a feeling


I would do well because I swim regularly in Clitheroe. This time I had a wetsuit as well - 1 don’t think they were invented back then! “It was still quite hard work and pretty cold, but


it was a great atmosphere and there were lots of peo­ ple taking part. I finished f irst in my age group, although I’m sure I must have been the oldest com­ petitor.” Mr Doney, of N utte r


Crescent, Higham, raised £340 for Marie Curie Cancer Care. He is now planning


another charity swim called the Channel Swim, covering a to ta l of 22 miles (the equivalent of swimming the English Channel) in a series of ses­ sions. He will a ttempt this


challenge at Stonyhurst College’s pool.


Chiaiice toVget a taste of Backridge


A WORKING farm, which has been transformed into a haven for local designers, manufacturers and crafts­ men, will host an open weekend on Saturday and Sunday, to officially launch its new cafe/restaurant.. Taste@Backridge, is the hew addi­


tion to Backridge Farm, which is located off Twitter Lane, Wadding­


ton. The new venture incorporates an


organic cafe, bakery and deli that will aim to showcase local produce. Meanwhile, the restaurant will offer


a fine dining experience, with cus­ tomers able to choose from a range of fine wines and quality local beers. Farmer Richard Drinkall was


forced to diversify after the foot and mouth crisis and transformed his redundant outbuildings at Backridge into retail outlets selling a huge range


of products. These range from arts and crafts, porcelain and pottery, swings and slides, Wellingtons and waterproofs and specialist children’s toys, to name but a few. The open weekend, which will have


many special attractions including the opportunity to take a helicopter flight, will be held between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. on both Saturday and Sun­ day.


Homebase: no date yet for opening


DESPITE growing con­ cern in the community, DIY giant Homebase is still unable to confirm an opening date for its new Clitheroe store. Ribble Valley residents


keen to apply for jobs at the Queensway site have been left puzzled by the lack of any visible recruit­ ment drive. Back in February, boss- .


es said the store would open in October and con­ firmed it would create around 50 new full and part-time jobs. But despite work on the


store appearing complete, for the second time this month a Homebase spokeswoman has said the company could not con­ firm an opening date. “This is one of a num­


ber of stores in the new store programm& Howev­ er, as yet, no firm plans have been agreed with regard to the opening and at this stage we are unable to provide more informa­ tion on opening dates,” said the spokeswoman.


Have say on skatepark


SKATEBOARDING enthusiasts are being invited to a meeting next week to have their say on the future of Clitheroe Skatepark. The meeting will be


held on Tuesday at 7-30 p.m. at The Grand, York Street, Clitheroe. I t will be hosted by Tim Fun- nell, skate services man­ ager, who said: “This meeting is being held to discuss current projects, including the mobile skatepark project, which is to be laimched hopeful­ ly in the New Year. “Other items up for dis­


cussion include funding for subsidised skate trips, an open discussion to look at future developments, including ideas for fund­ ing the constant damage being done to the park, and chances to even improve it.”


Bridge results


WINNERS a t the Clitheroe Bridge Club meeting on Monday evening were: NS, Adrian Norris and William Nor­ ris, Pat Ward and Roy Wi^: EW, Moira Philips and Jean Bailey, Geoff Wharfe and Kath Thompson. On Thursday evening


winners were: NS, Chris Pollard and Pauline Grant, Jean Martindale and J. PawlicM; EW, John Renton and Brenda Wil­ son, Kath Higson and Use Park.


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