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In n/lemoriam


.. d e a r ly • lo v e d . - wife, ‘..mother and..nanna» rdied - D e c em b e r ' ist; •'20 07."' .•■:;■ . r ■


,'In >v m em o r y o f • a


: DUGDALE' ' “ May


u Those who mean the... -t- smost to us, •


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..From ' y o u r* loving h u sb an d John, Linda a n d '


:v>lrc never rea//i/pone, - For in our thoughts and. in our hearts, ' Their memory still lives on. .


M a r tyn a n d family ; XX.'./


fam i ly and .


GARNER


Lo v in g husband, dad , grandad and great-grandad, died N o v em b e r • 29th, 2003.' As long as life and


. Walter


From A lma, Walter. T o n y , Linda ana family.


memories last, We will always love and miss you.


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Birthday Memories . CARNEY


P re c io u s son . of M a rgaret and the late Joh n , lo v in g Father o f Geo rg e and Hariy, lo v ed B ro th e r o f James.


Suddenly . November


ALTHAM Jack .


MARTIN


■ Grindlcton, the dearly loved b ro th e r o f Barbara a ls o . a much^. loved uncle, grea t-:


2008, in - h osp ital. Jack, aged 87 years, o f


> uncle and great-great- uncle.


.Reposing .


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,T. , Rowntrcc, Beech- wood;' V. : Grindlc ton,


■ 2008; at^his home in Lcyland and. formerly •


November..'^)^- ■ . 23rd, Suddenly ’ on


.of Clitheroc, .-Kirk, aged 28 y ea rs , the dear ly loved- dad o f J a ck and Madison, loving son of, Sandra and Stephen, d ear broth er .- o f Tony,- Robert ' and ■ Steven also ^ a ■ d eare st grandson o f Sally and a good friend to many. ; Reposing •


‘Peacehaven' Chapel o f Rest. Service and cremation: wi ll take place at Accr ington Crematorium, date and.* time- to. be arranged. For funeral ar rangements please contact Brian Price and S o n , -■ Funeral Directors, Tc l. 01200 441297.


•. in KlrkAaron- ClARKE


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flowers only please, donations.in memory


.F am i ly 22nd, N ovem ber on On


Ribchestcr, Ann, aged ; 88 years, beloved wife < o f th e la te Eric; treasured m oth e r o f . Ve ron ica an d G a i l , ' much loved - grandma - o f David, Stuart, Marc and Jade who will be ' sadly ‘m is sed b y all . who knew her. i . Private cremation at ' families > request. Inquires to Scales Funeral S erv ice, 134 Darwen • • ' Street,. Blackburn, BB2 2AJ. Tcl. 012S4 265911. : •


2008, in Belmont Rest Homc> Longridge an d ' - formerly,


Annie Josephine 'nursday, 20tn,-


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formerly, o f Clitheroc, - the. d e a r ly - .' loved- ' husband o f th e latc: , Betty, , m u ch ■ loved -; father o f Phil,: dear . fa th e r - in - law - - of. Margaret- .(: and a devoted g ran d ad 'of Mark and Rachel and- g rea t-grandad: . ' o f " Molly, - Lu ca s • '' and ' Emma, a lso a loved brother and brother- in-law. ' Reposing


November 19th, 2008 at the East I^ n ca sh ire .: Hospice,' Brian, aged 79 *• y e a r s o f r: G reat ■ Harwood ‘


Pea cefully,' *. • on. . and’.^ ? ■


Thursday, November 2';^h at 2 p.m. Flowers will be received at Pcacchavcn. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son - Funeral Directors. Tc l. 01200 441297.


Bradford Methodist Church, '


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.WEBSTER : Brian H a l l . .


' David Chaites D ecem b e r 1st. The best Son anyone '' could have. Considerate, loving,' gentle and kind, Jn heaven I hope you'll have peace of mind, But Oh! Goa the tears of those left behind.


. thanks to all relatives, fr ien d s


D oroth y, Martin, Roger, . Paul and families would like to express their sincere


. BACON Colin


expre s s ion s


ne igh bou rs for the many


and kind


con d o len ce received during their sad loss. T h ank in g also. Rev. C anon David Mewis for his kind words and com fo rt in g minist­ rations and to all who at tended the funeral service and have given d o n a t io n s .. They wou ld also like to e xpre s s •


sympathy and letters and


cards


o f o f


I • DavIdCharies , , CARNEY.


The 1st o f December the day you were bom, 45 years ago, my how they've flown, I remember a baby with . f angelic looks,


A toddler with cars and a couple o f books. Always a joker, full of mischief, . , Making mud pies, chasing a leaf. Rest in peace,freefrom pain, TUI in Heaven we'll meet


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■ again. . : Lov e A u n ty Joan and U n c le Jim and Cou s in J a cqui xx.


. Milcah and Patricia. AcI<nowledgements


Bir th d a y memories o f m y d e a r friend Elsie on November 30 th .. W ith - lo v e from


SWEENEY Elsie


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Birthday Memories |Acl<nowledgements I jh anU Y o u BAISHAW . .


• would like to express' their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and members o f Whalley Methodist Church for the many kind expressions o f sympathy, letters and cards or condolence received after the sad loss o f Ken. Thank you to Rev. Katy Tliomas for her support during Ken's illness and for her tribute ^ at - the funeral service,, h er kind care has been a great comfort. Thank you to all -who gave donations to Whalley Methodist Church in Ken's memoiy and for all who attended the funeral


Doreen; Lauren and Andy, Graeme and Ann and their families


- Kenneth (Ken)


- PYE Frances would like to thank .family, friends


and neighbours for cards and gifts received for her 90th birthday.


. funeral arrangements and for their kindness and efficiency.


Finally, tlianks to the Price Family for the


service.


Tlie family o f the late Peter would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends, neighbours and work colleagues for-


HOLGATE / Peter


condolence, messages o f sympathy, - floral tributes


cards


donations received during their recent time o f sorrow. Special thanks to the Whalley


and


Responders and P.C. Mike Rose for th e ir help and support,. Canon Norman A t ty and


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. lo b o tso n : and the Nu rse s and S ta f f o f Clitlicroc Community Hospital for all their care and kindness and


appreciation to Dr. I. their


: to the Price family for al l funera l arrange- rnents and for their k indnes s -


consideration. • and


Christopher Sten y .fo r their kind words and ministrations and all who attended th e funeral. Thank you and God Bless you all.


Reverend j i i Thank you.


In OurThoughts Our Lord and St Jude


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p CHRISTMAS A time to


/ For more information ' or.to place your ' memoriam simply call • into our nearest front desk reception or Tel. 01282 478134


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Congratulations vOW Ut C


CLAVELL-BATE AND NEPHEW DENTAL PRACTICE


: With lots of love, Rebecca and Elaine.


Happy 1st Anniversary! To John and Simon .


18th Birthday REMEMBER


Remember your loved ones by placing a Christmas Memoriam with a choice of i illustrations or photograph.


BARON- ELLIS Chris and Suzanne are proud to


KEEGAN Frances


Chrisunas memories of a dear wife, mum, grandma and great-grandma, died August 13th 2006.


A little comer m our hearts,' Is set aside for you. As long as life and memories last. yWe will always remember


ou .


Love from all your family xxx


announce the safe arrival of their beautiful daughter .:


BETHANY KATE


- bom on 31st October 2008, weighing71b l lo z . • Many thanks to everyone for all the cards and presents


and a special thanks to the midwives, doctors and nurses at BRH for all their amazing help and ■ •: support. . . . . :


RIDGWAY- FAIRHURST


Phil and Nicola announce the birth of their beautiful baby daughter,


Maddie Irene May, " - . November 15th;2008. -


; Thank you to everyone for their . cards and gifts. '


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A Jeni November25th . ■


. . Thank you for: 21 fantastic-:


• ' years


' Congratulations Love Mum, Dad and Becky xxx


IS i8 18 i8 18


ASHWORTH Emily


. ' December 1st Happy 18th to our Em


Love from . Mum, Dad,


Claire, Andrew,


Kempson and . ,


Granny Ash xxx


21st Birthday ■ i8 i8 18 i8 MOODY o f


LexI'Ulgh Tsouf


princess little f STEER


Thank you Joanne and Anthony for God's gift of a beautiful grandson


JA CO B BURWOOD


Granny and Grandad Steer and Nanny and Grandad Burwood xxx


Welcome to the world to my gorgeous great-grandson


With love from Nana Kay xxx -• C llth e ro e 4 2 2 3 2 4 (Ed ito r ia l) ,478111 (A dv e r tis in g ) .B u rn le y 422331 (C la s s if ied ) • a-mMLa S C b ® ® ; - S i , ’ ; DANNY and JOE


are over the moon with the safe arrival of Kiona Violet


November 17th, weighing 81b.


. Welcomed by Grace, Lily and families. Special thanks to Granny, 'Great a s usual." Thanks to ail family, friends and midwives for all their help, support, cards and gifts.


P.S. Kiona will be appearing at a car boot . or auction soon !!


SAYLE


Paul and Lesley, in Dubai would like : to announce the birth' of theirdaughter


Gabrielle


Born November 19th, 2008 Weighing 61b 4ozs . •


A welcome sister for Sebastian' • • • • • • ^ *c,


STEER Joanne and Anthony are


pleased to announce the birth of . ■


JA CO B BURWOOD '


On November 20th, weighing 71b 13oz


Thanking all concerned


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Chance to learn about St John Ambulance


VOLUNTEERS with St John Ambu-^ lance ■will demonstrate their first aid skills at an open night in Clitheroe on • Monday. Ribble Valley St John Ambulance is


based in Clitheroe and serves the -whole. of the Valley for most major public events and other functions throughout the year.'On Monday, the group 'will open the doors of its base a t 13 King Lane between 6 and_8 p.m. Anybody wanting to find o u t more about the organisation and ils work is welcome to go along. There will fee demonstrations of first


aid skills and resuscitation techniques, and the opportunity to speak to mem­ bers about becoming a volunteer. Anyone unable to -visit on Monday


but keen to find out more,can call the St John Ambulance central office on 01772 252239 or e-mail: clitheroe(glan- cashire.sja.org.uk ■ ' .


Plan to turn a former care h om e ih to house


A PLANNING application has been submitted to Ribble Valley Borough Council for the change of use of former care home to form one dwelling togeth­ er with various alterations and exten­ sions. Comments on the proposal a t Tunstead House, Simonstone Lane, Simonstone (number.0845) must be made to the coundl by November 28th. ether plans subniitted include: Hurst Green: Demolition of conser­


vatory, boiler house and detached domestic garage, and erection of two- storey extension and alterations at 10 The Dene (0891). Rimington: Replacement dwelling,


amendment to approval 3/2007/0005P a t Denisfield House, Rimington Lane (0895).


• Slaidburn: Two new side extensions


to Slaidbum Health Centre to extend the existing treatment room and adding office area (0911).


Boy (15) questioned by police after drugs raid


A TEENAGER is being questioned by police after cannabis and white pills were found at a home in Whalley. A warrant was executed and police


raided the property in-Mitton Road after a tip-off from members of the public on Friday evening. . A 15-year-old boy is currently help­ ing police -with their investigations.


2 1 s t Birthday


KNOWLES Lucy


November 27th , Love and congratulations - on your special birthday All our love Mum, Dad,


Oliver, Harry, Marc and Maddy xxx


■ Congratulations to Oliver on ' gaining your


Msc in Environmental Technology! Engagements


DRYDEN- LEEMING r :


Patricia Dryden is delighted to


announce the engagement of her . . . youngest daughter. - "


' - Fiona to C h r is


son of Barbara arid Jim Leeming of Barbon,- Near Kirkby Lonsdale


5 Love and congratulations (tom-- • . both fami lies XX;


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Toddler group is in danger of closing


by Faiza Af zaal. .


A PAREN'i' and tod­ dler group is under serious threat of clo­ sure.


. A “use it-or lose i t ”


appeal has- ' been launched by concerned volunteers a t the Jack and Jill Toddler Group, after a dovratum in the number of' people attending. The facility, which has


been running a t the Lower Hall of St Mary’s . ;


' Centre, for the past 25 years, is open every. Monday from 9-15 to :


-11-15 a.m. Mrs Sandra Sower-


butts, a spokesman fo r . the group, said it would be a devastating blow if the facility was to close.


children. Now it attracts only 15. Sandra added: “Our toddler group isn’t just a


■ “We need to a t tra c t ■ more people to come along, as we are not tak-. ing enough money on a weekly basis a t the moment to cover the room rent and th is is draining our reserves, which are rapidly deplet­ ing,” she said. The non-profit organ­


isation, which is run by volunteers, opened in 1983 and in its heyday boasted 30 parents and


■ place for children to play, but i t is also a grea t source of support for mums, carers, grandpar­ ents and even dads, who can come along and share their experiences ■with other mums. “When you have your


first child, you need all the help you can get. I used to bring my child here and i t was a.big plus to be able to speak to other mums.” Mother-of-two Miss


Gwenno Jones (33), who has recently moved into the area, said the group is very im p o r tan t for young mums. “I t helps parents to


get out when it’s wet and it gives you a good start to the week. Being a mum can be very diffi­ cult, especially -with the high levels of energy in children,” she said. “At Jack and Jill, the •


children can play in a safe environment and mix with other young­ sters.” - Volunteer Sarah Sieezkowski (24), whose


two-year-old boy, Thomas, a t te n d s the centre, said: “I t will be heartbreaking to see the facility close. We need as much support as possible from people o u t there who can bring their chil­ dren and keep this -vital service going.” Admission is £1.50


(including refreshments) and children aged 0-3, accompanied by adults, are welcome to attend. Our picture shows the


parents and children at the imder-threat toddler group.


(B171108/2)


So, what do you think of the town’s market?


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A NEW report out this week has suggested a complete regeneration of. Clitheroe's market site.’ On Tuesday, reporter Faiza


• ; Mr Richard Burney (53), who runs the fruit and vegetable stall D. and A. Burney and Sons with his brother, Andrew, said: “The market is good for us, but I know a lot of .stallholders are unhappy with it. “We used to have a lot of people


Afzaal visited the market and asked traders and customers for their-views. ■ .


selling clothes and make-up, but they cannot compete with the big­ ger stores selling cheap goods and decided to pve up. At our stall, we


; spedalise in home grown produce, which keeps us going., terms of changes, we would


r like to see more stalls on the mar- : ket selling a -wide range of prod- • 'nets. Parking seems to.be a major


? problem, too. That is one of the "'main th in ^ customers complain - about.-It’s not only about free parking, but the lack of parking


; spaces a-vailable in Clitheroe.’’ : Mr Abu Musa-(-35), who has.


' .been running the jeans stall for the ■past 20 years, said more publicity was needed to attract customers.


“I tra-vel around various differ­


ent markets in the North-West, but have found that Clitheroe is the quietest. I t needs to be adver- . tised more. Instead of an outdoor one, it should be changed to an indoor market. This would attract shoppers to-come in all weathers. • There should be free parking on the market car park.


• ■ “Opening big stores in a small


town like Clitheroe is not the solu­ tion. This would take trade away from us and small businesses. I ’m selling my garments cheaper than I was 20 years ago! I’m finding it .; hard to compete -with supermar­ kets who are selling cheaper brands. Ribble Valley Borough


, Council has always thought of plans to move the Tourist Infor-


im a tio n Centre to the market. : What they need to look at first is a roof over our heads!” Butcher Mr Stuart Gradwell .


: (55), who is also the market repre- - sentative for stallholders who sell food, said:” Yes, I ’m'all for the ■: market being revamped, but it will;- be good to see a compact market, rather than all the stallholders spaced out in a large place.’! .; ■ Customer Simon O’Rourke (35),’ ■ ■ who -visits the market three times::


a week said: “It lacks atmosphere compared to other markets. A big change is needed, yet the tradir tional feel should remain.” Simon is planning to open a


mobility vehicle hiring business in the market in March. He says more shops and stalls -will encour­ age local people to stay and shop in Glitheroe rather than going o u t . of the area. He ailded: “The pro­ posal to create a pedestrianised area in Clitheroe is a brilliant idea. I t will not only improve safety, but will result in coirdort and enjoy­ ment of everyone using the area. This way, access for all people shall. be achieved, especially for wheel­ chair users.” ; A 31-year-old market shopper


who wished to remain anonymous told us: “Clitheroe is supposed to be a bustling market town - only the market is not bustling. There’s no atmosphere and that’s why it’s so empty.-1,would like to see it revamped and hi that I -would hke to see more choices of , retail goods sold. “I welcome the idea of more big


stores coming into Clitheroe as this will attract customers from-- far and wide. Also, more parking should be available.”


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