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FRANKIAND ■'- Robert '


On July 24tli, 2009, suddenly at his home in Risnton, Robert (Bob) Frankland, aged 76 years, formerly of Clitlicroc. and the beloved husband of the late Ixionora, the dearest. and much loved father of Paul and Susan and the loving grandad of Sarah, Jennifer and Alison. Prayers will be said at the Chapel of Rest, 10 Whalley


Rond, CRABTREE


hospital, Jean, aged 85 years, of Clilheroe,


Peacefully on July 2 0 0 9 ,


Dorothy Jean ir'


. loving mother-in-law of Eli/.abeth and Su.saii also a deare,st grandma of Claire, Carol, Mark, Caroline and her husband •lohn. ’


A service was held at St. Mary’s Parish Church, Clithcroe on Tuesday, July 28th followed by cremation at 'Accrington Crem- : atorhim. Donations in memory of Jean if so desired may be given for


the. ‘ East;^


Lancashire Hospice Fund, c/o Mrs R.- Pallister, : Howgills, • Bolton-by-Bowland', • Clitheroe, BB7 ■ 4NN.. Inquiries to 'Brian Price and Son Funeral' Directors. Tel.’ 01200 441207. '


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• the dearly loved wife of the late Marry, much loved mother of John and Brian,


• CZARNOGREBEL Audrey


A funeral service look place on Tuc.sday, July 28th, 2009. Audrey .was laid to rest in Clllhcroc Cemetery. Donations may be made in memory of Audrey to Cancer Care U.ICi'C/o Mr Terence Scott,


Funeral Service, 10/12 Wliallcy


Clitheroe, BB7 lAW. Tel. 01200 4 4 rK>4.*i.


Clitheroc Road,


Clitheroe . Hospital, surrounded by her family, • Audrey, the beloved wife of the late Mictick, loved muni ' of Maureen, Marjorie, Michelle and Stefan and a loving moLher-in-law of Chris, Christine and the. bUc ‘ Eric, .• a devoted grandma of Kerry, Kyle, Claire, Keiron, *’ Kim, Toni, Anna and .Amy, also great-grandma to Dcclan, Libby and Ebany, a dear, sister and friend to many who will be sadly missed.


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Peacefully on July 21st, 2009,


in . R.S.P.C.A.


Clithcroe, on Monday, August '3rd at 12-45 p.m. followed by a service and cremation at Accrington. No. flowers please, but donations for the c/o


Richard Chew, 10/12 Whalley


Rond,


Clitheroe, Ltmeashire, BB7 lAW. Inquiries. Tel. 01200 443045.


HEATON Arthur


On July 25th, 2009, suddenly in hospital, Arthur Heaton, aged 80 years, of Clitheroe, the dearly loved husband of Ann, much loved- dad of Peter, David ' and Wendy, dearest • grandad . of Gavin, Mark and Donna and great- grandad of Ruby and Brandon. The funeral ■ seivice and cremation will take place on Friday, July 31st at 2-20 p.m. at


Accrington.


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, 01282:426l^H JACKSON . ■ ' Joyce .


Peacefully in her sleep, on July 24th 2009, .in hospital, Joyc,c aged 80 years of Grindlcton, ;thc dearly loved wife , of the late Brian, much loved mum of Sue and Mike,. loving mother- in-law of Terry and Ruth, dearest nan of Nathan,


; Elanor,


Gabrielian ' Sam and Noa, great grandma of Jake and Arran and


. sister of John.. Reposing


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‘Pcacchaven’ Chapel of Rest. Service and cremation will take place at Accrington Crematorium, on Monday, August 3rd at 11a.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memoty of Joyce if so desired may bo given for a charily, of your own personal - choice. Inquiries Ho Brian


• Price and Son, Funeral Directors, Tcl. 01200 441297.


■MOSBY


On Tuesday, July 21st, 2009, quietly with her family by her side following a dignified battle witii multiple myeloma


: (nee Robinson) . Anne Patricia


(bone


marrow cancer), Anne, aged 67 years, of Mcllor Brook, the dearly , loved wife of Adrian, much loved mum of Alexandra, Julia and Christopher and. mother-in-law of Sean -'and. Steven, precious grannyan to Matthew,. Naomi, Emilia and Matilda, daughter of Joan and the , late : : Frank Robinson, sister . to Helen and sisler-in-


. law to Marjorie. A funeral service and • interment took place


.'Wednesday July 29th.. Donations to.) Royal Blackburn Hospital Haematology. ’ Fund will . be 1 . gratefully received. For.furtlier details please. contact Brian Price and Soni •Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 4412Q7.


at % - S t . .M ic h a e l ’s Church; Whitcwell, near -I'Chtheroe • von


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‘ ' ’ 1 William Frederick Suddenly at his home


•in; Clithcroe, Jim Robinson, aged - 86 years, the • ocloved husband o f : the late Audrey


Robinson and a much loved father of Susan and father-in-law to Peter, *a very loving and admired grandad to James, Stephen and Jonathan, also a veiy dear brother to the late Sid, loving uncle to Derek, Julie and Gillian.


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Jim will be sadly missed by . his family and many friends and neighbours.


A'funeral service >vill take place on 'Tuesday, August 4th, ZOO9, at Tlie United Reformed


'Church, Clitheroc at 10-45


followed by a private cremation at Burnley. Family flowers only please, but a donation may 'b e made in memory of Jim to the R.N.L.1. c/o Mr 'Terence


Clithcroc Funeral Service, 10-12 Wlialley Road,' Clitheroe, BB7 lAW. Inquiries. Tel. 01200 44.304.5.


WILLETT . Richard James


. of Denise, much loved dad of Tina and Susan, loving father- in-law of Paul and Nigel,


grandad of Gabbi, Torn, George and Jasmin also a dear brother of Carol and brother-in-law of Jim (Bud) and Tcri’y. , Reposing


. devoted


Suddenly on July 23rd, 2009, at his home : in West Bradford, Richard, aged 63 years, the dearly loved husband


Scott, and will be Rose


In Metnoriam iBirthday Memories DOOTSON


Loving memories of a dear mother who died July 30tli, i99i-. Always in mg thoughts. Love Patricia.


Gertrude Louise


Remembering a very special mother, and nanna, who died July, 31st, 2006.


METCALFE V Anne ^


Love Frank and family.


Always remembered.


Remembering a dear wife, ' mum and grandma who died August 4th, 2007. • No matter how life , . ;


ROBINSON Phyllis


changes, Nio maffer ur/iaf u^e do, ..


There's a special place . within our hearts, ■ • That's always kept for ^


. you. Love from Turner, Graham, Elizabeth, Kate Anna . and Kirsty, David, Judith .and Neil xx.


Birthday Memories LEEDHAM


Mary (Gran)


July 30th. Time passes by, But memories stay.


Vera.


ORMISTON Peter


Birthday memories of a dear dad, August


5th. Love James X.


HEALEY Joseph (Joe)


Joe's family wish to' express their thanks to everyone who- made donations in his memory. The total money received, was £870 o f which £435. was donated to Clithcroc and Ribblc Valley East Branch of the Multiple Sclerosis Society and £435 to the Chemotherapy Unit at the Royal Blackburn Hospital.


® d a s h e d whof ever you wontr


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ORMISTON Peter


August 5th; ' Precious birthday ; r \ - ‘


: memories o f my son. From Mum.


ORMISTON Peter


. Treasured memories o f . you,


August 5th. r.


Especially on your • ; ■ • -


' birthday. < From Margaret and


Graham, Kate, and Thomas. •


In OurThoughts


Our Lord and St Jude Thank you. •• ,.


CUDWORTH ■ HOLROYD Geotf and Jacqui would like to announce the safe albeit late arrival of our 6th grandchild


S C A R L EH E GRACE


■On July 23rd, 2009, at 22,51 weighing 81b ■ .


13oz


I Thanks to all staff and midwives at , Royal Blackburn Hospital


Love and best wishes from both families ■ '.'XXX


Congratulations


GALEA-BYWATER Francesca


Ckmgratulations Francesca on gaining your . 2:1 Bsc (Hons) Psychology at \ - The University of Liverpool '• We are all veiy proud ol you


Love Mum, Dad, Grandma and Grandad


GRIMSHAW Heiena


. Congratulations on achieving your 1st Class Honours in


: Interior Architeclure and Design Love Mum, Olivia and lamily


whenever you wonf it cCibffoeadTKtiserxsLsit. 18th Birthday in


Pcacchavcn Chapel of Rest. A service will be held at St. Helen’s Church, Waddington on 'Tuc.sday, August


. please, donations in memory of Richard if


‘ so desired may be given for either the Ribble Valley Heart Fund, c/o Mrs. S. Healey, Pcndlcsidc Medical ' Practice, Clithcroc Health Centre, Railway View Road, Clithcroe, BB7 2JG or the North West Air Ambulance, c/o Mrs V, I.A3nch, Carter Fold Cottage, West Bradford


Road;


Waddinglon, Clit­ heroc, BB7 3JD. Inquiries to .Brian Price and Son Funeral


, Directors. Tcl. 01200 441297.


.4th, at 10-45 n.ni. followed by cremation at Accrington Crern- nlorium at 12-20 p.m. Family flowers only


FINDER (NEE TILL)


Steve and Pam - are delighted to


announce the birth of their precious son .' Oliver Jack


Born July 14th, 2009 Weighing 101b S'/aoz


Thanks t o ____ ___ _____ all the staff and midwives at


The Royal Blackburn Hospital ■ CDS and Ward C l T .


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and to all their family and ' friends for their support •


,•1 CUDWORTH


Matt and Joanne are delighted to announce the birth of


Iheir beautiful daughter';: Scarlette Grace , , Born July 23rd


, Weighing Sib 13oz ’ ' Thanks to all family v,


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afoot for parking


A LONG-running saga for the introduction of a resi­ dents’ parking scheme in Clitheroe looks set to be moving forward. After more than four years


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of discu s s io n s w i th L an ­ cashire County Council, local businesses and residents have joined forces and reached a compromise to create a park­ ing solution covering Church Brow, Church Stre et, York Street and Albion Street. Currently this zone is large­


ly served by two-hour limited waiting spaces so people who live there have to move their cars every two hours. Previously, trad e rs have


them from two-hour limited w a itin g in c e r ta in p a rk in g ' bays th a t are located away from shops, in purely residen­ tial areas of the zone. However, these bays wouid


not be reserved tor the exclu­ sive use of re s id e n ts and would remain available for two-hour parking by every­ body else. I t was also suggest-


been concerned a b o u t th e gradual loss of on-street park­ ing in central Clitheroe and the lack of dedicated loading facilities in York Street and Church Street. This need has _ been h e ightened since th e opening of The Grand in York Street. At a recent meeting of the


Ribble 'Valley L an c a sh ire Local, a scheme th a t would; incorporate 91 parking bays was suggested. I t was r e v e a le d , th a t a


reduction in the number of parking permits from 128 to 64 on the basis of a maximum of two permits per property had been made. The move would allow resi­


dents who live in the zone to be entitled to purchase per­ m its, which would exempt


' ed th at parking be allowed on both sides of York Street. The move would enable dedicated loading facilities to be provid­ ed elsewhere in York Street and Church Street. I t is also understood th a t five disabled parking spaces will be provid­ ed, two on York S tre e t and th iw on Church Street, rather than the current four spaces on York Street only. - After a lively debate, dur­ ing which many residents and


- traders spoke, the scheme has been forwarded to the county council for public consulta­ tion. I t is understood th at the cost of implementing the ini­ tiative will be recouped from the sale of parking permits. After the meeting, Mr Alis­


tair Forbes, a resident of York Street, said: “The scheme is designed to benefit all users of these streets: the residents who live there, the businesses who trade there and visitors to Clitheroe who should bene­ f it from the increased num­ bers of parking spaces.” More details will follow in


the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times.


Nature treat in river walk


A RIVERSIDE walk in the u p p e r v a lle y of th e River Wharfe began a t Yockenth- waite for 20 members of the Clitheroe Naturalists Society.


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:. The walk started along the ro ad a t D e ep d a le Bridge, where th e Dales 'Way foot­ p a th begins, alongside th e river. While walking along this


path, small clusters of barns were seen which traditionally stored hay from th e flower- rich meadows and provided shelter for farm animals. : ■ The path followed the river, which was swollen due to hea'vy rain tiie pre'vious day, giving rise to some spectacu-. lar waterfalls. ■ After walking for some two


miles the river was crossed by a footbridge into the hamlet of Beckermonds. From here the walk continued towards the hamlet of Deepdale, pass­ ing through National Trust land VYith meadows abundant with wild flowers. V Alongside this p a th a small


Bronze Age stone circle was seen, da tin g b a ck to 2,000


; B.C. and, further on, a more : recent lime kiln, which was used in the 18th and 19 th cen­ turies. The walk of five miles ended a t th e a rch ed stone? bridge a t Yockenthwaite.; . During the walk, 63 wild ,


flowers were seen, including. red bartsia, lousewort, scurvy grass, fragrant orchid, scabi- ous and harebells.


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