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■ On- May i8th, 2009, illness at


CLARKE Joyce


peacefully after a short


fondly remembered nana of Tim, Chris, Tliomas, William and Callum. The funeral . service will take place at St. Andrews. Church, Gargrave, On Friday, May 29th at 1 p.m. Family flowers only please, but if desired donations in lieu would be appreciated An if made to cither, St


ohn, Ian and. Jenny,


Yorkshire Cancer Research, both c/o


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Airedale' Hospital, dearly loved wife of the late Peter, much loved mum and J mother in law of Sue,


Peacefully, on May 12th, 2009, sur-' rounded by her loving family, at Castlcford Home forTlie Elderly, Clitheroc,


CONLON Joan


formerly of both Wilpshire and Clayton th le Dale, fortified by


ged 79 years, the - much loved mother of


Me Rites of Holy a other Church; Joan,


Michael, -> Colette, Eamonn, Anita and Francesca, and also a loving mother-in-law, , grandmother and


Osbaldstonc, on Tliursday, May 28th, 2009 at 11 a.m. prior to a burial. Flowers will be received, or if desired . donations maybe made in memory of Joan to a charity of ones choice. Inquiries. The Alty Funeral . Service, Broomfield Place, Witton, Blackburn. Tel. 01254 503240. http://funcrals.altys.i nfo


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ane. .Funeral service and - cremation took place


Mowbreck Lane, . Wesham, PR4 3HA, Tcl. 01772 682496.


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Rosemcre Cancer Unit, Royal Preston , Hospital, c/o N. Gillett and Son, Church


at Park Crematorium, Lytham, on Monday, i May 18th. Donations


f' so desired to


On May 8th, 2009, peacefully and of' Kirkham, Frank, aged 78 years, the dearly J loved husband of


CORNWELL Frank


great-grandmother; ’ A requiem Muss will be celebrated at St- Mary’s


Pre-paid funeral plans available on rei MALONEY O Anthony E)enls 2 n Monday, May iitli,


n years, a dear father, brother and uncle. A funeral service and committal will take J place on Wednesday,


Accrington Crem­ atorium at 11 a.m. Family. flowers only i please, but donations


une 3rd at


n memory of Denis may be made to Only Foals and Horses; c/o Hyndburn Funeral Services, Queens Road, Accrington. All further inquines Tel. 01254 233133._______


OSUFFE On Monday, May 4th,


Michael Leighton (Mike)


. and'


73 years. The funeral service will be held at 3 p.m. on Friday, May 22nd at Accrington Crem­ atorium.


2009, suddenly whilst on holiday in Gran Canaria, Mike, aged


flowers only please, but donations if so desired to. The North West Air Ambulance, c/o


Tcl. 01254 824529- PEEL '


Fanny


future mother-in-law of .Liz, -treasured granny of-Garry and Mary and her fiance Paddy, devoted sister of Mary, Tom and the late Margaret, also a dear sister-in-law,- aunty and friend of many who will be sadly missed. - • Funeral service will be held at 10-30 a.m. on Friday, May 22nd, 2009 at All Hallows Church, Great Mitton, prior to interment in- the


16th, 2009, peacefully at- Royal--^Blackburn Hospital, Fanny, aged 82 -years, the dearly beloved wife of the late Harry, much A loved mum of Henry,


O (Frances). n Saturday, .May llan and Kevin,


Family flowers only please, but donations- Conc if so desired-to Age:


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Sci-vice, 103a King Street, Whallcy. Tel. 01254 824529.


angshaws Funeral L ern, • - c/o ;


Funeral Service, 103a King Street, Wlialley.


Langshaws Family


In loving memory of our Georgina, who died so tragically, May 27th, 2005. We still so miss her presence and mourn and grieve for our s lovely - daughter,


BOWELL Georgina


M Goa bless you my love. ' fa um, - , Steve and-


' Thank you Georgina for briahtening our Hues,


. milies xxx.


• No length of time can - ever cnange, . • The love I have for you, You're in my thoughts and in mu heart, And will oe all Itfc through, .


Of the husband who • meant the world to me, ■ And I wish could still 6c. s T6 c r e . .....■


The memories I hold ‘ . dear, ’ . - • . -


- .


my love, God Bless, Margery XXX. .


ill we. meet again, :


In memory of my dearly loved husband who died May 21st, 1996.


CHEW Heniy (Beau)


hospital and of Clitficroc, Denis, aged


009, peacefully in


, Peacefully on May 17th, 2009, after a long illness bravely fought, Jack, aged 76 years of Barrow, the dearly loved husband of Eileen, much loved . dad of Tony and John,


WAREING Jack


Peacehaven Chapel of Rest. Service and cremation will take place at Accrington Crematorium on Tuesday, May 26th at 11-40 a.m. • Family flowers' only please, donations in mcmoiy of Jack if so desired., may be given for Cancer Research U.K. c/o Mrs. S. Blackburn, 14 Montague Street, Clitheroc, BB7 2EB. Inquiries to - Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441207.


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• ^ ^ \ ’’C i ^ ' In Memoriam FuncmC amf jVfemona 1 , WK .' mefyou, :. ‘ May 23rd, 2005.


In lovinp memory of a dear wife who died


MAHER Jennifer


h God made you mine, ■ / remember the day I lost


I remember the day I And I remember the day


.^^nd I will till the end of - Love time. from Danny. . .. /


.. In loving memoiy of a


- MAHER Jennifer


.- Love you always.- Love Jeanette and


. In memoiy of a dear •Mum and Grandma who died May 23rd. Neverforgotten,


MAHER Jennifer


Always in my heart. -, Love you lots, love Louise, Dalton and Zander xxx.


dearest grandad . of Gavin, Aimce and Michael, also a dear, brother of Betty and a good friend of many. Reposing


ar mother and granny who died May 25th, 1999* Always in our thoughts. Mark, Carol, Lucy and Harley. .


deving memories of a


MAYERS Lo Marion


From Kay, David, Julie, Andrew and families.


. .


In loving.mcmory of a dear mother who died May 26th. .


SMILES Annie


ister, girlfriend and- aunt.' We Will always hue her. dearlu and remember - her forever.


With love Edward. -


Birthday Memories DUCKWORTH Gladys


The lonely years without you, Ahcartache every day. For life to me is not the same, Since you were called away, I think of you in silence, • And make no outward: show. But what it meant to lose you. No one will ever know.' 'i


In loving memo^ of a dear husband, father and grandfather who died May 15th, 1999. Sadly missed along life’s way, . Quietly remembered ■ everyday. No longer in our life to share. But in our hearts he’s a/ioays t/iere.


PEARCE Terry


May 23rd, 2005. , • Forever in our hearts, —


Philip, Lauren, Philip and Andrew xxx.


Birthday Memories : I Aclinowledgements


Happy 30th Birthday , Paul, May 26th.


. TROTTER Paul-


- -- ■ ^ open, .:


But today just one will To leave the door wide


We don’t ask for miracles,


' For you were very ■ Mum and Dad.


'dear ' mu man d grandma . who .: died •


And see you walk right through,--


..


special Paul With all our love


TROTTER Happy Paul 30th birthday ' Paul, May 26th.


you today. Not on a card in the


Our birthday wish for


Fro ■ fo hold.m Clare, Donna, Chris and Paul.


usual way. But on a aoud written in i}old,Vith all our love for you


Adinowledgement


Dorothy, Elizabeth, Stephen, John, David ana families would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for the many


BOWEN Philip.


expressions


condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also Father Price for his kind words and comforting ministrations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations and Mass Offerings.


sympathy and letters and cards


Finally our thanks gc to the Price Family foi their professionalism


and dignified funeral arrangements.


Patricia, Karen, Jane, Michael and families would like to express tlicir sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for the many kind expressions


COLLEY Clifford


condolence received during their sad loss. Tiianking also Rev. Canon Peter Hallam for his kind words and comforting minist­ rations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations. Finally our thanks go to the Price Family for all funeral arrange-ments.:


sympathy and letters and cards


Birthday memories for May 20th. .


Sl .lefi behind. ■ - • Harold. ' ,


. Your absence can never- • takeaway,


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A smile for all, . A heart of gold, - ‘ Oncofthebest, This world could hold, . ■ Never selfish, always kind. Beautiful memories, you :


eep well my love,


The family of the late Harold would like to express their sincere thanks to everyone for • cards of condolence.


COOPER Harold


this sad time. Special thanks to Rev. Gill . Mack and Geoff


^


.attended tlicservice of thanksgiving. •


Dcardcn of St Johns, Hurst Green, to the Willow Bank Carers, Langshaws Funeral Service and all who


• everyone for the many • kind messages and cards of condolence


Jackie and Roger would like to thank


DEWHURST Bessie


-They would par­ ticularly like to thank Doctor T. Golding and . the staff of Clitheroe


KING


(nee Darlington) Ben and Jenny


are delighted to announce ■ the birth of their son


ALFIEJACK


Com-munity Hospital for their wonderful care of Bessie in recent years. Thanks also to the Reverend Denise Smith for her thoughtful service and; to all who attended the funeral. Finally they would like to say a 'Thank you" for the most


donations to either the Motor Neurone Disease Association or to the The Cairn Terrier Relief Fund.


generous 18th Birthday 18 iS 18 i8 AS i8 i8 18 DIXON


kind of


of


sympathy and letters and cards of condolence received during-their sad loss. Thanking also Rev. Rodney Nicholson for his kind words and comforting minis­ trations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations. _______


Derek, Peter, Janet, Lesley and families would like to express their sincere than^ to all relatives, friends and neighbours for the many kind expressions


(nee Taylorson) Lilian


of HOLMES


Shcclagh, Roger and Simon thank all neighbours


John Aubrey (Jack)


Tliank ^ou to all the professionals involved m Jack’s care over the years but in particular to


Alzheimer’s Society.


personal carer whose expertise


Heather


of Father for


possible for us to care for him at home for so long. Thank you to all the friends who visited regularly


made of brought with the


funeral fitting


^ came


Birmingham peace


and long life. ig eind to such a


The family of the late James Shoesmith wish to . thank everyone for the kind expressions


SHOESMITH James


sympathy, flowers and donations to The North West Air Ambulance received during .


bereavement. Special thanks to friends and staff at Abbeyfield House - rand Court, and to medical staff Chlhcroe Health Centre and The Royal Blackburn Hospital. Sincere thanks Reverend Nicholson


of their


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of thanksgiving, and to those who attended the service.- Thanks


also to • Langshaws Funeral Services. In OurThought


Our Lord and St Jude Thank you. ■


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PALIGA James May 26th


Congratulations on your 18th birthday


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Grandad, Auntie Nellie, GAJ and . Daisy xxx


Born May 10th, 2009 Weighing 81b 9oz


■ A welcome brother fo r Charlie Thank you to everyone who helped with his


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Tree has its roots in dinosaur days


TO th e u n e d u c a te d eye i t . m ig h t n o t lo o k mu ch , b u t Andrew Richards’ “dinosaur tree” is really something spe­


cial. And this Sunday (May 24th)


you can see it for yourself when Andrew and his.w.ife, Dorothy, open their wonderful Clayton-le- Dale garden to the public under the National Garden Scheme (NGS). Andrew’s tree - a Wollehai pine _


- was a birthday gift from his wife and is one of theyvorld’s rarest plants, a survivoV;from pre-his- toric times. In 1994 a young park • ranger was exploring a remote region of the Wollemi National Park, west of Sydney, Australia, when he noticed a group of trees he did not recognise. He gathered a few leaves and took them back to Sydney where astonished sci­ entists found they did not come from any tree known to be alive today - but they did match fossils of trees that flourished with the dinosaurs. Just 43 of the trees were found and their exact loca­ tion kept top secret, but propoga- tion work began and now, 15 years on, a few young trees are available to buy. The dinosaur tree is just one of


many attractions in Andrew and Dorothy’s garden, which they are opening under the NGS for the fourth year. You can find it a t Greenacre, Ribchester Road,


OUR picture shows Andrew with his utra-


rare “dinosaur tree” (s)


Clayton-Ie Dale (BBl 9EE) and it will.be open from 1-30 to 5 p.m. on Sunday and again on Satur­ day, July 25th. Admission is £3 for adults (children free) and all of the money from visitors goes to charity, 75% to NGS charities and 25% to Vitalise, a charity that provides holidays for people of all ages with physical disabili­ ties. Homemade teas and refresh­ ments are available. The couple


Weather stays kind to ramblers group


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A PARTY of 21 appropriately dressed ramblers gathered a t the main car park at Gargrave on a day forecast with heavy showers. James Jolly had planned a route that followed


the Pennine Way over Harrows Hill where there was a 360 degree ■view of the area. Crossing Esh- ton Moor, the group picked up the River Aire and walked alongside this to the village of Airton. They then climbed Kiln Hill to the village of


Calton and lunch was taken at the stream a t Cat- ton Gill Syke, after which field paths were followed into Winterburn. Passing Winterbum Grange the climb went east, then turned south west skirting Scamher Hill to Friars Head. ■ A track took the walkers over Brockabank bridge, alongside Eshton Beck, finally walking through Gamshers Wood, to enjoy the display of forget-me-nots, on the way back into Gargrave at the end of 10 miles. The weather had managed to stay mainly fine,


with only an occasional light shower, and those who had turned out were very appreciative of this. Mr Jolly, also led a Wednesday evening local


walk from Chatburn which attracted 19 walkers. Starting from the parish church, and walking through the village, they crossed the A59, and the old Roman Road, following the footpath on Wor- saw Hill past Warren Hill, where a large number of rabbits were seen, which Warren Hill is famous for. Passing Worsaw End House, they then fol­ lowed the footpath through Radbrook, Hookcliffe and Gerna crossing Pendle Road to Clay House, where it was an easy walk into the village of Downham.


■ Passing near Newfield Barn, and walking under the railway, a track brought them back into Chat- burn, the five-mile route was a great way to umvind at the end of-the day.- ---------:---------■


also host private -visits for garden clubs or other local groups, which can be arranged by phoning them on 01254 249694.


O Stephen Powers and Carole


Ann Cronshaw will also open their garden under National Gar­ den Scheme on Sunday, June 14th. I t is at Casa Lago, 1 Wood­ lands Park , Whalley. Phone 01254 824903 for more details.


Enough time to stop to admire spring blooms


THE rain was fairly light, with a few short breaks, for the third "stroller" walk of Clitheroe Ram­ blers, led by Pat Parrott. Starting from Standen


Hall Lane, the group walked down to the A59, which they crossed with care and made their way to the Standen Hey enclave, down the track and over the railway line. The pa th took them through the community woodland, an extensive plantation, where the trees were seen to be gain­ ing some maturity, down to the base of the old cross. From here they walked the circuit of the BrookHouse conserva­ tion site, and in a short break from the rain, they had lunch by the foot­ bridge, in the company of a group of horses who seemed fairly indifferent to their presence. Passing Shuttleworth


Farm they joined the Ribble Way, and followed it as far as Siddows, where the group turned to walk under the railway line,


through Lower Standen Hey and returned via field paths back to the lane and starting point. At this time of year,


when the bluebells are in flower, the slower pace of the stroller walk provides an opportunity to stop and admire the display of spring flowers. The previous week Mrs


P a r ro t t led.the second stroller walk from East Marton's Cross Keys Hotel along the.track to Ingethorpe Grange and then towards Stainton Cotes, a large and very


■ lovely set of buildings. After admiring the hall and gardens, the group continued towards Conis- ton Cold, passing through Ingber House Farm and through fields to the Leeds and Liverpool ’ Canal. ■


The strollers continued


along a convoluted course of the canal, on the tow path, until arriving back in East Marton where the canal continued under the double arched bridge on


-past Primrose-Lodge,- - its way-to Barnoldswick.


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