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Peacefully on Janu ary 6th, 2010, at his home in Clitheroe, Bairry, ag ed 74 y ea rs, the dearly loved husband o f Frances, a lso a much loved fath e r , step-father, father-in- law and grandad. R ep os ing j


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, husband o f Gloria, father o f Judith and Philip and brother of Jenct. Lcavinq a huge void


Church, on Monday, J a n u a^ 18th a t - 11-15 a.m. followed by a p r iva te cremation. Family flowers only, dona tions ' m ay be given for the National Tru s t , . c/o Mrs M. Gray, 9 T h e Drive, Ma rple, , Stockport, Cheshire, SK6 . 6DR. Inquiries to ' Brian Price and Son Funeral - Directors. Tel. 01200


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Suddenly on January 1st, 2010 at h er home in Low Moor, Elaine, aged 58 years, the very d ear and -. loving m oth er o f P au l' and Stephen, ... a ' dear mother-in-law. • to Bonnie and Marianthc and a much loved grandma to Michael. , Our Mother lit up the lives


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Edmund, aged 81 yea rs • o f Whallcy,'


On Januapr 8th, 2010, with his


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J anu a ry 8th, 2010, Shirley Radcliffe, aged' 74 y ea rs , the dearly loved - w i fe o f John, much treasured mum o f Gail, Ian, Wendy, Bev erley and Lynn, lo v in g sis te r o f Pauline and ...a v e ry d ear nana, great- nana, mother-in-law and aunt. Sadly missed by all who . knew her.


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I Peacefully on January Alison would like to In lo v in g memory o f 9th 2010 at her home, express h er sincere m y d e a r w i fe who Ruth, aged 83 years, thanks to all relatives d ied J a n u a ry l i th , the deafly loved wife and friends for the 2009. ' o f , th e late James many


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'•flowers by request , weeks. Thanking also


I 'either the North West ministrations and to . I A ir Ambulance o r the all who attended


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mother-in-law o f synmathy, letters and sad loss.


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great-aunt. Reposing


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Ruth, aged 80 years, Edgar and Joan would Pour years ago, dear and formerly o f “ ke to express their Mavis, C lith eroe


Peacefully on January 11th, 2010, in Lowfield House,


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The directors.of Primrose'Garage would like to place on record their grateful thanks to staff and customers, past and present, for their loyalty and support ■ over many, many years.


We wish them good health and good fortune in the years to come.


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friends to know that attended the funeral on January 8th, 2010, ®®^ce and for the George was laid to rest


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J a n u a ry 13th and 18th, 2007.


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Mum, Dad, Jane, S teph anie, Steven and Mark xxxx.


Always in our thoughts. Love you forever.


TULLOCH Mavis


Prec ious memories o f o u r son and n eph ew who were tra g ic a l ly


DEWHURST James LUND Sam '


Through laughter, tears and pain, And when we meet in heaven.


relatives. ,God bliKS, all my love and fo re v e r Ron xxx.


expressions o f Goodnight and God Bless Lynne,


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.^Christie . Hospital, Steve's funeral and for J a n u a ry 14th, 2008. Manchester c/o Mrs the


U n d a . generous Although two years have


Cottage, -• . . -W e s t g ie . Haemophilia My love for you'still Bradford


f will never forget your the way you held me


law, nana an d ' great- cards or condolence, never die. and for


in , received during t h iS '^ a n x x .


let ters. My love for you will flowers Y o u r loving husband


kind As weeks, months and o f years go by,


BURGESS Martfaraf


Church, Waddington overwhelming help d on Monday, January and support they gave Remembenng with love 18th at 2-30 p.m. No ' to me over the last two everyday Mum.


Geoft,


J a n u a ry 14th. • No gifts to give, no cards to send. On this your birthday. Instead we lay our


ORMISTON Fred


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Birthday Memories


T r e a su r e d b ir th d a y m em o r ie s , J a n u a r y 12th.


BURGESS Clifford


Y o u r lo v in g ■ w i fe E d ith , Joh n , Doreen, J o h n and fam ily .


Likefalling leaves The years go by, But memories o f you never die.


We only knew you a short time but your b oundless


HARGREAVES Elaine.


Y o u w i ll be sorely missed. Paul and Sophia Sitzoukis.


fjo s it iv c energy will and ast with us forever o


L o v e from a l l th e family-.


flowers with care, And treasure the special times we scared.


In OurThoughts


M a riahth e X O X O .


T o o u r Laincy , T h a n k . y o u fo r em b ra c in g u s and le t t in g u s in to y o u r h om e and heart . Rest in p ea c e k n ow in g we w i l l ta k e go od ca re o f y o u r wo n d e r fu l boys. W e a r e so b le ssed to h a v e had su ch a fiin, lo v in g an d c a r in g M o t h e r - i n - l a w . B o n n ie


HARGREAVES Elaine


and


T h e b e s t g ran dm a in th e wo r ld . T h a n k you fo r al l y o u r lo v e and pre sents . T o m e you w i l l a lw a y s b e a sm i lin g fa c e in photos an d Y ia y ia E la in e - T h e p lan e h igh up in th e sk y . Big h u g s and k is se s y o u r g rand son M ich a e l


• HARGREAVES Elaine


Harg reav es X O X O.- T h em is


Forever in our hearts. Love from Fiona, Petro, Eleni and George Samaras. X O X O X.


HARGREAVES Elaine


Ehh..iOhhh! I will m iss y o u r wacky h um ou r and so, so much more. x Maboza Richie.


Oh Elaine, you've done


HARGREAVES Elaine


it • again


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Elaine! Filakia from Tom and Zoe . Sitzoukis.


grandson and unborn frandchild you leave


sons, ehind. Yiasou


. A lth ou gh we didn't know you long, you be cam e a loved m emb er o f our family. You will be sadly missed and we wi ll


HARGREAVES Elaine


m emories o f your time in Australia. All our love Muriel, Rob, Doug, Ma rlene and Sasha XOX.


trea su re the


fam i ly in Australia and Greece and put a sm ile on our faces. Now you have left us too soon and we are al l hu rting. Your sm ile and happy energy will live with us through the two b eau t ifu l


Ou r 'darlink' sweet girl Elaine, you


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Susan and Craig wish to announce the birth of their daughter.


Rose Elizabeth


Born on December 27th, 2009 Sister to Alice


Special thanks to Ribble Valley Midwives


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GOAR Sarah


January 18fh


Have a wonderful 21 sf Birthday


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Dad, Mum and Michael


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READ Simon


January 20th Happy 21st Birthday


Lots of love Mum, Dad,


Michael, Lucy • ■ and Grandparents xxxx


Car is on fire!


A CAR burst into flames a t a busy Clitheroe junction on Tuesday afternoon. The vehicle, which


70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 PATEMAN


Brian


January 14fh Look who’s 70!


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WILKINSON. (nee Lord)


Heather January 15th


Have a wonderful 40thbirfhday Heather/Mum


With lots of love


from Bob, Hannah and Joe


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FARMER (nee Shaw) WHI:


Lee and Rachel would like to announce the birth of


_ Jensen Shane . . •


■Born on January 1st, 2010 Weighing 61b 15oz


. A welcome brother for Kori-Leigh and Lucas


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was parked at the junc­ tion of Moor Lane and' Whalley Road, near Sainsbury’s supermar­ ket, set on fire at around 3 p.m. This picture of the car’s flaming bonnet and billowing clouds of grey smoke was taken by a passer-by.


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WHILE many people might be sick of the sight of snow this year, moun­ taineers love the stuff and next Thursday Clitheroe Mountaineer­ ing Club will once again play host to one of the best. Tom Richardson, pic­ tured, will give an illus-


■ trated talk and show in which snow is likely to feature a great deal. 'Tom is a regular columnist and features writer for a number of national pub­ lications,


including


Climb Magazine, for which he is the resident equipment reviewer. His mountaineering


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articles usually focus on climbing in the greater ranges, an area in which he is an acknowledged authority, ha-ving been on or led more than 50 expe­ ditions in the Himalaya,


several of them to 8,000m. peaks. He is an “equipment ambassa­ dor” for Rah and a gear tester for a number of other clothing and equip­ ment manufactiu-ers. Tom’s talk is entitled


“Judgement Days” and he says of it: “Moun­ taineering is as much as anything about making judgements. In 2009 I had been visiting the Himalaya for 30 years. It was a year in which mountaineering judge­ ment became even more important than ever.” Tom’s talk will start at


8 p.m. next Thursday, January 21st, at Clitheroe Cricket Club, Chatburn Road, with doors opening around 7- 45 p.m. Everyone is wel­ come and contributions of £3 on the door would be most welcome.


www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Clitheroe Advertiser &Tim e s, -Thursday, J an uary 14th, 2010 21 Theft of car


L-registered vehicle, val­ ued .a t an estimated £400, while it was parked in Blackburn Road, between 11 a.m. and 6-30 p.m. last Thursday.


Remanded


CLITHEROE man Stu­ art Alan Woodward (32), of Whalley Road, w.as remanded on bail by Blackburn magistrates charged with assaulting Christopher Hayton and using threatening behav­ iour towards him.


GBH charge


WHALLEY man James Geoffrey BreakeU (28), of Moreton Park, lyas com­ mitted on bail to Preston Crown Court when he appeared before Black- bum magistrates charged ■with inflicting grievous bodily harm on David Sunderland.


Assault case


CLITHEROE man Dar­ ryl .Chadwick (29), of Chester Avenue, was remanded on bail by Hyndburn magistrates after pleading not guilty to assaulting Nicola Broom.


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Mountaineers enjoy a festive dinner


FORTY members of Clitheroe Mountaineering Club attended the annual Christmas dinner weekend, based at the Convention Centre in Keswick. On Saturday morning a


group of 20 set out in rain, with forecasts of better weather to come, along the Cumbria Way to the car park at the foot of Latrigg for an unrelenting climb to the summit of Skiddaw Lit­ tle Man. Members experienced a


brief respite from the bad weather, before gale force winds sprung up, blowing the rain horizontally from behind.


■ ■ After a slight descent,


members trudged over melting snowfields to climb the ridge up to Skiddaw’s main peak, where there was little shelter from the icy blasts of the wind, causing ■ members to swiftly-leave the summit to find a shel­ tered place to eat. . . - ’ ■ For. some this involved:


descending the south ridge and then heading north


east to the shelter at Skid- daw House, before return­ ing -via the Cumbria Way to the centre, while others retraced their steps to the car park and then climbed Latrigg on their way back. On Saturday evening


members enjoyed a four- course communal meal, planned and prepared by the club’s retiring chair­ man, Brian Davies, assisted ■ by Jane Pyzniuk and Dave Grosvenor, and an army of volunteers. The new chairman for


' tions were also thanked for • their contributions. V


2010, Ian Grace, thanked Brian for his delicious roast beef dinner and for the con­ tributions he has made to . the progress and develop­ ment of the club during his term of office. Members who provided starters, desserts and table decora-


• holme for survi-ving an inci­ dent when a fallen climber dislodged him from a win­


. A special award of a fly­ ing monkey toy was pre­ sented to George Wosten-


ous evening’s festivities, members set out on Sunday morning from Little Town, in the Newlands valley, to climb Dale Head ■via.Dale- , head Crags. Due to the pre­ vious day’s heavy rain it proved impossible to ford Newlands Beck, so a path was followed to Dalehead. Tam, where the east ridge of Dale.Head was climbed to the cairn on the summit. Here, buffeted by strong


ter climb in the Cairn­ gorms, and for the impres­ sive progress made in his rock climbing ability over the past 12 months. Condo­ lences were also expressed to new ■vice-chairman Bern Hardman, whose garage set on fire as he was setting off for Keswick on Friday evening, depriving mem­ bers of his entertaining, gui­ tar-accompanied songs. Unaffected by the previ­


winds, but with excellent views of the surrounding . peaks including a now snow-free Skiddaw, the group followed Hindscarth Edge to reach the summit


shelter on Hindscarth for lunch, before heading north above High Crags to return to Little Town.


• At the club’s recent annu­ al general meeting, the retiring chairman, Brian Davies, paid tribute to Valerie Grooby, who was stepping down from her role


■ as hut booking secretary and weekend meets co-ordi- nator after 10 years of serv­ ice. I t was also noted that the


membership now stands at 69 people, with prospective new members regularly turning up a t monthly, indoor meetings. Humphrey Johnson, the


indoor meets organiser, out­ lined the programme of speakers and topics fo r . 2010, including a visit in January by high-profile, Himalayan mountaineer and equipment re'viewer for Climb magazine, Tom Richardson, who -will deliv­ er ah illustrated lecture entitled, “Judgement Days’’ (see article above). ' Further topics include


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scrambles in Scotland, an expeditiori to northern Peru, an ascent of Mera Peak, a traverse of the Sier­ ra Ne'vadas and the geology of mountain glaciers. Non­ members are always wel­ come to attend these meet­ ings, which take place on the third Thursday of every month (except July) at 8 p.m. in Clitheroe Cricket Club. The club’s last outdoor


meet of 2009 was an ascent of Scafell Pike on Thursday, December 31st. Inquiries about the club can be made to Nick Millward on 01200 441346.


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