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Allan Kenneth died^ peacefully on July ist, 2010, aTter a long illness, aged 84 years, dearly loved husband of Eileen and dearest brother of'.Brian, a loving uncle of Susan. David, . Kathryn and the late Victoria. Funeral service at Burnley Crematorium . on Wednesday, July 14th at 11-20. a.m. Family flowers only please. Donations if desired; to Cystic Fibrosis Trust, : c/o Langshaw Calverley Funeral Service, 103A King Street, Wlialley,* BB7 9SW. Tel. 01254 824.S2Q.


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. by his side, Jan, aged 60 years,- the beloved husband ; o f Jacky, dearly -loved . dad o f Abi . and George, loving brother o f Colin, . - Alan . ' and Stuart, also a dear brother-in-law, uncle and friend to many. Funeral service will be held at All Hallows Church, Great Mitton on Friday, July 9th, 2010 at 11 a.m. prior- to interment in the Churchyard. Family flowers only please, but donations i f so desired may be made to Rosemere Cancer Foundation,


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On Thursday, July 1st,. 2010, .peacefully at home with his family


GODFREY •Ian


•be held at St Mary Magdalene Clithcroc Parish • Church on Friday, July 9th, 2010 at 11-30. a.m followed by a burial at Clithcroc Cemetery. Family flowers only please, d o n a t io n s .


LINLEY


Suddenly on • July 2n d ,'20 10 , C lau d ia ,- aged 18 years, o f Clitheroe, the dearly loved and beautiful daughter o f Bctina, : mucli loved sister o f • .James,


Claudia Sarah Acknowledgements


grand-daughter o f Thomas and Gladys also


dearest


. Peacchaven Chapel of Rest. A service will be held at St. James’ Church; Clithcroc on Monday, July 12th at 11a.m. followed b y r interment


girlfriend o f Ben. Reposing


a -loving in


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Henthorn Road, Clithcroc, BB7. 2QF. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441297.


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Clitheroe Cemetery. . Family flowers only please, donations in memory o f Claudia i f so desired may be given for and cheques made .payable to ‘Mind’, c/o Mrs J . . Cookson,


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sympathy and letters and cards


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.during their sad loss. Thanking also Rev. Sowerbutts for his kind words and comforting minis­ trations and to all who attended ; the funeral service and have given donations, to the • Pcndlcside Hospice.


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On Friday, July 2nd ,2010, peacefully in Clitheroc Hospital, Norman iParkington, aged 76 ' years, the dearest husband of Barbara, loving father of Janet and Michael, dearest grandad to Grant, father-in-law to Jimmy, brother-in- law to Ruth and John,’ loving brother of Derek and sister Barbara and a much loved uncle who. will


PARKINGTON ^ Norman.


Ralph, Anne and Caroline would like to e.xpress their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends


GOLDSMITH Dorothy


w im the Nurses and Staff o f Clitheroe Hospital for all their care and kindness.


RICE


Amy and.'her family would like to express their sincere thanKs to all


(nee Mullins) Wendy


. difficult time. Special thanks to Dr. Owen and Dr. Fairwood, Sarah and the District Nursing


.‘home’,- MacMillan Nurse Kerry, Clinical Lung Cancer Nurse Specialist Christine Marden, Dr. Metha, Dr. Wilson and Staff at Blackburn and Burnley Hospitals. To Claire and Pete at the Wliite Lion Hotel and Harrison and Kerr Catering. Thanks to Canon • Rodney Nicholson for all his help and kindness shown and especially for the beautiful service he conducted for Wendy. Finally to all


Clithcroc Paramedics who brought Wendy


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sympathy and letters and cards • o f condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also • Rev. Gill Dyer for her kind words and comforting ministrations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations. They would also like to e.xpress - their appreciation to Dr. Nigel McMeckin along


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condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also Rev. Katj’ Tliomas for her kind words and comforting minis­ trations and to all who attended the funeral senice and have given donations.


apjjreciation to the Clajton Medical Centre, District Nurses, MacMillan Nurse and all the Staff o f C22 Royal Blackburn Hosmtal who. gave Micnael such wonderful care.


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Memories o f a lo\ing husband John, fell asleep Ju ly 11th,


• ■ RIMMER John


Love and miss you always, your loving \vife Phyllis xxxx.-


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Congratulations on gaining your degree in - Accounting and Rnancial Studies , We are ail very proud of you


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Daniel July 12th


Happy 21 St Birthday to a special son Lots of love Mum and Dad xx Congratulations Dan Love from Vanessa,


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All our love Grandma Margaret, Grandad John and Grandad Chris xxx


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------------ ' ..............- personalised Web page H o add. : Weekend in Borders for ramblers


CLITHEROE Ramblers spent a weekend in Melrose in the Scottish Borders, giv­ ing the opportunity for new walks, led by James Jolly, and a social get-together. Tlie first day’s walk covered


a section of the Southern Up­ land Way, a 212-mile coast-to- coast route from Portpatrick in the west to Cockburnspalh in the east. The group caught.the bus


to Lauder and walked back to Melrose, an 11-mile route with wonderful views, and the magnificent Eildbn Hills could be seen from miles around, showing end of the walk clearly from about half­ way. ■ The route ended with a


short walk along the river . Tweed, crossing the chain footbridge back into Melrose. The second day was a cir­ cular walk, following the start


o f St Cuthbert’s Way. This is a 62.5-mile long walk end­ ing at Lindisfarne. The route traversed upwards towards the “saddle’! between the two main Eildon hills, and then they climbed the higliest (422 metres) and steepest peak first.


: : There was a view indicator


on the top, with wonderful 360 degree views, and after a : short break to appreciate this, the group then headed behind for the smallest peak (371 me- , tres), before coming back to


■ the “saddle” to climb the final hill (404 metres, but a gentle climb). Views of Melrose and . the surrounding area wCre quite spectacular. The descent took a circular ■


route along a forest track, and the final leg back into Mel- ’ rose passed the Leaderfoot Viaduct, and the information., boards showing the discov- '


cries made during the early 1990s excavation of the Ro­ man site of Trimontiiim (the Place of Three Hills) by Brad­ ford University. The entire walkwas 12 miles. The final day’s walk began


with a bus journey to Selkirk, following a section of the Bor­ ders’ Abbeys Way, a circular 64;5-mile walk covering the four ruined Borders abbeys ofKelsoe, Jedburgh, Melrose ■ and Dryburgli. The nine-mile route once again, the Eildon Hills were visible from about halfway. The route passed by the


ancestral home of Sir Walter Scott, Abbotsford House, be­ fore descending to the river Tweed to follow river paths back to Melrose. The weekend had been'ex- '•


tremely successful, and very much enjoyed by the group of 22 ramblers.


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SCOTTISH WEEKEND: Members of Clitheroe Ramblers can be seen enjoying the sun­ shine on their Scottish Weekend.fs)


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Actor John’s long walk for hospice


ACTOR John McArdle is walking the length of Hadrian’s Wall to raise funds for the East Lancashire Hospice. John, who is best known for his role as


Billy Corkhill in TV soap opera Brook- side, began his trek of the 87-milc stretch


■ from Bowness-on-Solway in Cumbria to Wallsend in Tyneside on Tuesday. Ribble Valley resident John, who lives


in Bolton-by-BowIand with his wife, ac­ tress Kathy Jamieson, was inspired to attempt the walk after a friend, Keith Brunskill, died at the hospice. Speaking on Tuesday after he had


walked 18 miles of the trek, John told the Clitheroe Advertiser he expected to complete the cross-country trip in around four days. John hopes to walk at least 20 miles a day and will be camping at night.


- Sharon Crymble, fundraising manager at the East Lancashire Hospice, said: “We are delighted he is doing this for us.” • ■ ■


Anyone who wants to donate should


go to www.justgiving.co.uk/john-mcar- dle.


• The manager o f Ciitheroe’s


Townsend Records, Paul McGowan, will be taking part in the inaugural Jane Tomlinson’s Pennine Lancashire lOK to raise funds for the East Lan­ cashire Hospice. . A Run For All event, it is being held


this Sunday, July Llth, and will have places for 5,000 entrants of all abilities from the age of 15. Paul (45), is raising funds for the hos­


pice in memory of his late father. “He spent his final few weeks at the hospice a couple of years ago and they were fan­ tastic,” he said.. - To sponsor Paul log on to: www.just-


giving.com/paul-mcgowan Places are still available and to register


call the hospice’s fund-raising depart­ ment on 01254 342847.


Grand event for aspiring writers


AN exciting new event for aspiring writers is be­ ing held at The Grand in Clitheroe. The “Write in East


Lancs” event will be held on Saturday, July 17th, between 12-30 p.m. and 7 p.m. A short story workshop


with writer Jane Brunning will be held from 12-30 p.m to 2-30 p.m. and a poetry and performance workshop with poet Mark Mace Smith from 3 p.m to 5 p.m. Organised by the Lan­


cashire Writing Hub, these two workshops will give beginners a hand up and ensure intermediate writers gain new ideas and inspiration to create. This will be followed by a “Word Soup Live Lit­


erature Open Mic” event from 5-30 p.m. to 7 p.m. during which your writing can be tested out on a live audience if you feel brave enough, and a perform­ ance by poet Mark Mace Smith. . For more details or to


book a place e-mail Jane at: writing@theyeatcul- ture.org or call 01772 499 207 (9 a.m to 5 p.m. Mon­ day to Friday). All the events are free, but the workshops require a £5 refundable deposit. The Lancashire Writ­


ing Hub is a writing de­ velopment project run by They Eat Culture. It exists to provide writers across the county on-line and off-line opportunities to network, develop, publish and perform.


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TV helped Cathy to a miracle recovery


by Faiza Afzaal


A WHALLEY woman who suffered from bloating and di­ gestive problems for two dec­ ades has been cured - thanks to advice on a breakfast show. Cathy Pickles (41), of Pendle


Drive, had suffered from irritable bowel syndrome for the past 20 years and had a miraculous re­ covery following a revolutionary


food intolerance test shown on GMTV.


'.'She commented: “I thought it was all down to driving or be­ ing sat down all the time at work. Then I thought it might be down to milk or coffee and despite be­ ing diagnosed with IBS, none of the prescribed medicines really did anything. ■


with that, and the stomach cramps and tiredness, to the ex­ tent that my clothing would be­ come uncomfortable to wear, and become too tight. “If I was out I would have to


undo a button or at home I would have to change. “Then I saw a feature on GMTV about how it could be my : diet that was making me ill so I


did one of those food intolerance test and I’m glad I did it.” The results came back from a


laboratory in York and revealed the mum-of-hvo was intolerant to yeast, wheat, gluten, cow’s milk, and eggs.


Within her existing diet it CATHY PICKLES


“My main concern was the' bloating. It was difficult to live


meant cutting out the daily intake of bread, cheese, wine, cereals and the occasional bit of choco­ late.


“It was great to get the results,


but you wonder what you are go­ ing to eat. However, after I had spoken to a nutritionist I was able to accommodate the changes more easily.


. . “Within about four days of cut­


ting out the food I began to feel better. “I was less bloated and didn’t


have any digestive problems. I have two young children and sometimes I have to eat sepa­ rately to them. My husband even calls me ‘Cava Girl’ because it’s the only drink I can have which doesn’t have any yeast in it. I went to a pub recently and ordered a cup of tea. “It’s not plain sailing, but 1 now


know what I can eat without feel­ ing the effects. I wish I had done this a lot earlier.”


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You can’t use your hosepipe


UNITED Utilities, the water company which sup­ plies homes in the Ribble Valley, has announced a hosepipe ban to come into effect from 6 a.m. tomor­ row (Friday). The ban, which covers


most of the North West and is the first for 14 years, has been announced fol­ lowing the driest start to a year since United Utili­ ties’records began. John Sanders, United


Utilities’ water regulation and strategy manager, said: “Despite some re­ cent rainfall in the north of the region, reservoir levels are still significantly lower than we would ex­


pect at this time of year and are now at a point where we need to impose some temporary restric­ tions on our customers. “It is not a decision we


have taken lightly, but a hosepipe can use as much water in an hour as a fam­ ily of four would use in one day.” The ban restricts the


use of hosepipes or sprin­ klers for private gardens and washing private cars. People can still water gar­ dens with a watering can and wash vehicles using a bucket and sponge. Ignoring the temporary


ban could result in a fine of up to £1,000.


Bogus workmen pair target elderly woman


POLICE are appealing for information after two men conned an elderly woman out o f hundreds of pounds. Around 1-25 p.m. on


Monday, two men claim­ ing to be from the Water Board conned their way into the home of an 85- year-old woman in Black­ burn Road, Ribchester. They told the woman


there was a water leak next door and they ur­ gently needed to enter her home to close the stop taps. They distracted the lady, before stealing sev­ eral hundred pounds from a wallet. , The men are described


as white, aged between 30 and 40. Both had round


faces and were wearing dark blue baseball caps with yellow edging. At least one of the men had red or ginger hair. Police are appealing


for anyone who may have seen the men in Ribches­ ter on Monday to come forward. They are also keen to speak to anyone who had a visit from them at their home. DS Nigel Watson at


Clitheroe CID said: “These men are callous thieves who deliberately preyed on an elderly and vulnerable lady.” Police are advising resi­


dents to be extra vigilant and to check ID before allowing a caller into their home.


Trio of stores to open


THREE new stores are set to open their doors to the public tomorrow. A Londis convenience store within a new Texaco pet­


rol station and a Subway shop are set to open at the former Primrose Garage site in Whalley Road, Clithe­ roe.


The development has created eight full and part-time jobs for local people.


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