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Peacefully on May 9th, 2009, after a short illness,'Philip, aged 77 years, of Barrow, the dearly loved husband of


•Dorothy,-much loved-, dad of Elizabeth, Stephen, «Iohn an d ' David, loving father- in-law of Pain, Judith


-and - .Jayne, adored grandnd-Phil


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Rebecca, Jessica and Aimec . also a - very good friend of Gcofl, Carolyn, and Emma. -


Crematorium at 3 p.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Philip if so desired may be given for Dcrian House Children’s Hospice, c/o Mrs E.I. Trueman, 8 Church Brow Gardens, Clithcroc, BB7 2AB. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200441297.


Requiem Mass will be offered at - English Martyrs R.C. Church, Whalley on Monday, May 18th at 1-45 p.in. followed by cremation at


R.I.P. Accrington CONCHIE Leslie David


On Monday, May 11th, 2009; suddenly, but peacefully in hospital, fortified by the Rites of Holy Mother Church, Lcs, aged 69 years, the dearly loved orother of Christine, Edina and Angela, also a dear brother-in- law of Ken,-Stan and Roy and a much loved uncle, great-uncle and friend to many. A funeral service will be held - at ‘English Martyrs Church, Whalley at 10 a.m. on Monday, May i8lh prior to cremation at Accrington. Family flowers only please, but donations if desired to MacMillan Nursing Fund, c/o Lan^shaws . Funeral Service, 103a King Street, Whallcy. Inquiries Tel. 01254 824.429.


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family concern of Iwo generations offering a 24hrpeisonal seivice


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(neeTaylorson) ■, ' . Ullan


-Street,- V.::;? Clithcroc, •Lilian, aged 86 years,, the'.‘dc.irly loved wife of the laic Frank,


.Lesley and- the late Susan' also a loving m o t h c r.-" i n - l a w , • grandma,


grandma and sister. Reposing • .


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I'Rcst. Service and cremation will take place at Accrington Crematorium tom­ orrow, Friday, May 15th at 1 p.m. Family flowers only . please, donations in memory of Lilian if so desired may be given for the Pcndlesiuc - Medical Practice District Nurses (please make cheques payable to Pcndlcsidc Medical Practice), c/o Mrs L. Underwood, Pendlc-


•sidc* Medical Practice, Clitbcroc Health Centre, Railway View


: Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200441297.


HACKING ; John Benjamin .


On Sunday, M.iy 10th, 2009, peacefully at his home and,surrounded by his loving family, John, aged • 68.years, the . dearly * beloved husband of Wendy, much loved dad of Linden and dear father-in-law . of. Wendy, ■ treasured grandad of Donna and Darren, also a dear brother-in-law, uncle and dear friend o f many who will be. sadly missed. Funeral service will be held at 10 n.m. on Monday, May 18th, 2009 at St Leonards Church, Langho, prior to. interment at St Leonards Churchyard, Old Langho: Family flowers only please,


. but donations if so desired to . The Rosemere .Cancer Foundation


Diabetes UK, c/o Lan^shaws Funeral Service, 103a ‘ King Street, Whalley. Tel. 01254824429.


Peacefully in his sleep, on May 6th, 2009, at The Manor House, Chatbum, Jack, aged 91 years, of Wlialley, the dearly -loved husband of Shcclagh, much loved dad of Simon, Roger and the late Katharine, loving father-in-law ■ of Jacqui also a devoted grandad and great- grandad. Reposing


: HOLMES John Aubrey (Jack}


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‘Peacchaven’ Chapel of Rest. A service will be held at St; Mary’s Church, Sabden on Monday, May i8tlrat 10-30 a.m.: followed by interment at Vvliallcy and Wiswcll Cemetery. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Jack if so desired may be given for the Alzlicimers Society, c/o Mr.


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Hemmingway,-- 5 Denbigh.' Drive, Clithcroc,' BB7:'2BH. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. TeL> 01200441297. -. •


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Road, Clithcroc, BB7 2JG. Inquiries to


;Peacchaven Cliapcl of


imuch loved mum of ,'Dcrck,' Peter, Janet,


■ Suddenly ■ ■ • but peacefully,.: on May lolh; -2009, at her home .: in •. Clitheroc, and formerly-of Peel


HOUGHTON Dorothy-


Peacefully, •. on May 5th, 2009, in Clitheroc Hosnilal, Dorothy, aged 86 years, of Sabden, the dearly loved wife of Ihc late Dan,' much loved niolbcr of Susan and the late Brian, loved mother-in-law of Jane and the


Accrington Crem­ atorium at 12-20 p.m.


‘Peacchaven’ Chapel of Rest. A scivice will be held at St. Nicholas Church, Sabden, on Friday, May 22nd at 11-15 2.m. lollowed by cremation


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-Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Dorothy if so desired may be given for The Friends of Clithcroe Hospital and may be given to a member of the family. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel. 012 00 441297.


KEOGH


(nee Hartley) . Marilyn.


Peacefully .. on Monday, May 11th, 2009 at home, after a short illness bravely borne, Marilyn, aged 66 years, of Sabden, beloved w fc of .Jack, dearly loved mum of Lindsey, David and Richard, mother-in- law of Paul, loving grandma of Katie, Thomas and Olivia, dearest sister of Colin, sister-in-law of. Jennifer and a very dear auntie. Marilyn’s funeral will be held at St Nicholas Church, Sabden, on Monday, May 18th at 10-45 a-ni. followed by committal at Burnley Crematorium at 12 noon. Family flowers only please, but donations in memory of Marilyn will be gratcfdlly accepted on behalf of East Lancs Hospice c/o Colin Hartley, 3 St Nicholas Mews, Sabden, BB7 9HU. All inquiries to Bertwistlcs Funeral Service, Station Road, Padiham. Tel. 01282 771628.___________


LANCASTER: Elsie


Peacefully on May 7th,' 2009, in hospital, Elsie, aged 87 years, of Clithcroc, the dearly loved wife of the late. Douglas, much loved mother of Barrie, loving mother-in-law of Catherine, dearest grandma of Peter, Andrew and their wives Sharon and Bev also a devoted great- grandma of Oliver, Alex and Abi, Zoc, Jake and Emma. Reposing


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Peacchaven Chapel of Rest where a service will . be held on Wednesday, May 20th at 10-45 a.ni. followed by cremation at Accrington Crem­ atorium at 11-40 a.m. • Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Elsie if so desired may be given for St. Mary’s Church, Clithcroc c/o Mrs B. Chatburn,


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Hawthorne Place, Clithcroe, BB7.*2HU. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son,


•Funeral Directors.'Fel. 01200 4412Q7.


Chrislophcr, devoted gran of Victoria, Nicholas and Timothy also a loving sister of Flora and her husband Bill. V Reposing •


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‘ Michael Leighton (Mike)


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On Monday, May 4 lh, 2009. suddenly whilst on holiday in Gran Canaria, aged 73 years, a . devoted husband . of . Ann, dearly loved- by sons Neil, the late Roger and daughlcr-in-law Lynn, also a treiisurcd grandad of Michael and Daniel. . Funeral arrangements yet to be confirmed. Inquiries Langsbaws Funeral Scrvicc,i03a King Street, Whallcy. Tcl. 01244 824429.


SHUTTLEWORTH:


Peacefully on May 12th,-■ -2009, - in Clithcroc Community Hospital, and fortified by tne Rites of Holy Mother Church, Marg, aged 88 years, of Hurst Green, the dearly loved wife of the late .Jack, much loved mother of John, Peter and Beatrice, loving mother-in-law of Diana and Graham, dearest gran of Timothy and Sally, also a dear sister of Tommy, Lizzie and Joe. • •.


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Reposing 'in Peacc- Iinvcn Chapel of Rest. Requiem Mass will be offered at St. Peter’s R.C. Church, Stony-, hurst . followed by interment at St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Ilurst Green, date and time to be arranged. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Marg if so desired may be given to either St. Peter’s R.C. Church for Masses or to Cancer Research U.K., c/o Mrs S. Blackburn, 14 Montague • Street, Clithcroc, BB7 2EB. For funeral arrange­ ments please contact Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200441297. .


■ ' R.I.P.


COOPER (nee Musgrove)


Matt and Clare are proud to announce the birth of


Ellie Grace '


■ Born May 9th, 2009 Weighing 81b 4oz


A welcome sister for y Daniel and Christopher


Thanks to staff on Ward C l 1 and a special thanks to midwives Annette and Jayne


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BEER Nancy


Loving memories of a dear wife, mother and grandmother who died May 7th, 2003.


You are always m our thoughts.


From Bill, Catherine, Stephen and the grandchildren.


IRELAND Maijorle


In loving memory of a dear wife, mother and gran, who died May i6th, 2004.


Always in our hearts: Will never be forgotten by her cverloving husband Norman and family.


MUSGROVE . , Florrte


Precious memories of


a very dear mum, grandma and great grandma who died May i8lh 1971,. also


remembering a dear dad Fred.


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Birthday memories of a dear grandad and great grandad- May 14th. Always in our thoughts. .


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Ciitheroe Advertiser STimes, Thursday, May 14th, 2009 17 Enter this monster picnic by Faiza Afzaal


A BID to be part of the world’s biggest pic­ nic is being staged in Clitheroe next week­ end. Picnickers are being encouraged to pack up


their hampers and head for Clitheroe Castle on Bank Holiday Monday, May 25th, for the world record attempt, which will mark the opening of the new £3.5m. Clitheroe Castle Museum after a two-year state-of-the-art refurbishment. The picnic has been organised by Ribble Valley


Borough Council in association with the Lan­ cashire and Blackpool Tourist Board and is part of both Lancashire Picnic Month and National Family Week. I t is one of hundreds being held - across the UK, with an official head count at each event contributing to a national total and a Guin­ ness world record attempt. Residents from Ribble Valley and throughout


Lancashire are invited to take part in the picnic, which win be held on the Clitheroe Castle Field. The official start of the picnic will be heralded by. Clitheroe Town Crier Roland Hailwood at 1 p.ra!, but participants are asked to arrive from noon onwards to register, or to register online prior to the event at: www.nationalfamilyweek.co.uk.:.: To take part in the picnic, participants need


two courses, such as a sandwich, cake or fruit, plus a drink and a rug or mat. Clitheroe Castle


OUR picture


shows (he new Mayor of the Ribbic Valley, Coun. Beverley


Jones ,wilh (left) Lesley Lloyd,


chairman of Lan­ cashire and


Blackpool Tourist Board, and Cath Blakeyfrom


Clithcroe Castle Caffelessen. (B050509/2)


Museum reopens to the public on Saturday, May 23rd, after a multi-million pound two-year refurr bishment funded by Ribble Valley Borough Council, the Heritage Lottery Fund and the SITA Trust, as well as several private sector part­ ners and community groups. The scheme features a glass atrium linking the


museum and North West Sound Archives on two levels, a cafe, exhibition space, interactive display. facilities and education suite, as well as several exhibitions depicting the history of Ribble Valley.


The museum will be run by Lancashire County


Council’s museum service and ethical food com­ pany Gold and Brown, of Harrogate, will run the cafe, branded a “Caffetessen”. Gold and Brown is also providing ready-made hampers for the pic­ nic, with prices ranging from £5.45 to £24.45, which can be pre-ordered on 08700 887117 or at: www.goldandbrownstore.co.uk. More details about the picnic are available


from the Clitheroe Tourist Information Centre on 01200 425566.


ONE of the not-to-be-missed highlights of Clitheroe Festival weekend is a trip out to Bashall Bam.


Whether you travel aboard the vintage


steam bus making regular round trips.from Clitheroe’s Platform Gallery, or get there under your own steam, an array of delights awaits at Bashall. Just a few weeks after opening its doors to


the public, the Bashall Barn Food Visitor Centre has been selected by the Daily Tele­ graph as one of the top 50 farm shops in the country. “The steam bus will be bringing people up


from Clitheroe throughout the Saturday and Sunday of the festival weekend and we want to give them a bit of a show,” said Simon Bames, of Bashall Bam. “We’ve teamed up with the other businesses on site to create a packed programme of events throughout the weekend. “As well as our own ice-cream making


demonstrations, the Bowland Brewery next door will be running brewery tours on Satur­ day morning and all day on Sunday, Bowland Pork will be making and linking sausages, Ribblesdale Honey will show people what goes on inside a beehive and how honey is made and Stems Floral Design and Plant Centre are running short demonstrations on hanging basket desi^ throughout Sunday.” As well as the various demonstrations and


tours, that will be timed to coincide with the arrivals and departures of the steam bus, vis­ itors can shop for home-made cakes, local cheeses, Bowland Brewery beers and a wide range of goodies and gifts before enjoying fine foods and refreshments in the new coffee shop and restaurant, with wonderful views across to Kemple End. And one lucky reader can w n the best of


Bashall in a basket. Simon and the team at Bashall Barn are putting together a luxuri­ ous hamper of produce on sale there, which you could win by answering the question in the coupon and sending it to us by the clos­ ing date. For more information about Bashall Barn


and the attractions there all year round, visit: \vww.bashallbarn.co.uk • Readers should note that the hamper pic­


tured is for illustration purposes only, as many of the locally produced items are fresh­ ly made and would be packed on the day of collection by the mnner.


Scheme will make


shopping a pleasure DISABLED people in Clitheroe can enjoy their independence while shopping in the town - thanks to a new scheme. The Shopmobility stall opened earlier this


month on Clitheroe Market enabling disabled people to hire a mobility scooter while they enjoy shopping in the town for only £4 a day. The stall is being' run by local resident


Simon O’Rourke, who was involved in an acci­ dent in August 2003 when an articulated lorry that he was driving overturned. As a result of the accident, father-of-two


Simon lost the use of his right leg and foot and became wheelchair-bound. He struggled to get out and about on the streets of Clitheroe until a year later when he received a new mobility scooter funded by members of Clitheroe Lions, Clitheroe Round Table and the Lancaster Charitable Foundation. Speaking about the initiative, Simon said;


“We have four new mobility scooters, an elec­ tric wheelchair and a manual wheelchair. All these machines have been kindly donated by Affordable Mobility, in . York Street, Clitheroe. The stall will be open on Tuesday, Thurs­


day and Saturday. Pictured is Simon’s 10-year-old daughter,


k orsha with the ex-Ribble Valley Mayor Coun. John Hill, cutting the ribbon to offi­ cially open the stall. Also pictured is Simon (front) and Korsha’s friends and pupils from Edisford Primary School. .


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