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Peacefully after a On September lytb. Peacefully short


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brother of Bill, loWng Avenue, Clitheroe, Clitheroe, wife of the 5 ’Andv PrnnS fe? brother-in-law o f and then of Lincoln, late Ronnie, loving Rev.


loved husband o f aged 64 years, contented resident of CJiurcU Spire l u^ Barbara, much loved formerly o f Milton Beech


Chipping, Jim, aged Hallamshire Hospital, for many vears, but aonation^ 66 years, the dearly Sheffield, Norma, since April 2006, a g^ h e ro e


20T0, at his home in The September Royal resident of Wlialley


Cathy and great uncle Linda and Alf, the in-law to Ann and ofWill.


‘Peacehaven’ Chapel Alistair and cousin of Audrey, grandma* to Reposing


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RENTON John Elwvn


Air Ambulance or peacefully' Goniston h^ountain ScDtomber


Brian Price & Son Funeral Directors


‘Peacehaven’ Chapel o f Rest ne Genuine and Independent


family concern o f two generations offering a 24hrpeisonal service


Brian, Jeatt, Carl and Patdine Tel: Clitheroe 441297


Pre-paidfnneratplans arailahle on request r


Suddenly peacefully


BREAKS Harry


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ENTWISTLE William


forrio^iv of formerW of


Abbie and Amelia also _ in Peace.


but (^ Friday, September Monday, October 4th please, but a donation at English Martyrs for Trinity College Charlotte, Marlene _


‘Peacehaven’ Chapel ^p.thohc Church, grandad, uncle and a yet to be arranged, of Rest. Service and rlY heroe at 11 a.m. good friend to many. Family flowers only' cremation will take J°l*o'ved by burial in Requiem Mass will be please, donations in place at Burnley Clitheroe Cemetery, held at 10 a.m. on memoiy of John i f so , Crematorium on Family flowers only Monday, October 4th desired may be given


Reposing


October isl, 2010 at St and Judith, also a dear Thanksgiving will be in Michael and St John's bother, father-in-law, held, Cliurch details


Deborah Louise


at 3 p.m. Flowers will ^^y h© made to R.C. Church, Whalley, Cambridge, c/o Mr. J. and family would like MacMillan Nurses c/o nrior to cremation at vt/«xroJi


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husband of the late to many. Louisa and loved by Reposing


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Peacehaven Chapel will be received. Brian Price and Son S' 1 j


all the family. Reposing


Thursday, October 7th atorium,


be held at _S_t. Marys will be held at 01200-4ai20’7. Church, Clitheroe on Accrington Crem- "


at 11-30 a.m. followed Thursday, September by interment at 30th at 11 a.m Clitheroe Cemetery. Further innniriP.Q fA


today,


memoryofHarrvifso Street ’ “ for the p L k in lo n ’s


Clitheroe, BB7 4SN. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441297.


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Disease Society, c/o Mr. S. Pym, Chapel House, Chapel Lane, West


Hprhprf Arthur HODGSON 4. j ,


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Airedale


r rm i 2010, Arthur, aged 86 years, of Hellifirid and and


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nusoana 01 uie late ot Mary’ i f so desired ^ene,


loving father of mav be given for Alzheimer s__


Birtwistle Funeral Sabden, Clitheroe' in Home, where flowers BBy 9EA. Inquiries to


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JACKSON Harold


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p 0 12 5 4 8 2 4 5 20 ._______ -J— — the o f Clitlieroe,


law o f Kevin, loving son-in-law of Edith. _ James, grandad o f Rachel and Rcposing Adele and great- grandad o f Louis,


Margaret.


donations may be made in lieu o f fkiwers


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o n e ’s birthday and sh a re y o u r memories


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Funeral Services, Unit Funeral Directors. Tel. Brian Price and Son 2, Kings Mill Lane, 0^200 441297. Settle. BD24 9BS.


Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441207.


Cancer Research, c/o ^JG. Inquiries to Wilpshire, Blackburn! Duncan Robinson


and


Clitheroe, BB7 Somerset Avenue 9JD. Inquiries to


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atorium, Skipton, on Harry, i f so desired Clitheroe at 12 noon’ Monday, October 4th at 2-20 p.m. Family flowers


will take place at powers only please, o f Thanksgiving at St Waltonwrays Crem- <Io^tions in memory Mary’s


Service and cremation only, D iY i ’


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S»ven for the Family flowers o nly please, donations in


i f so desired to The S"tb®^®S Health Society, c/o Mr. Peter RNIB,Yorkshire A ir


Pendleside desired may be given the Alzheimer’s


23 . f* memory of Frank i f so


much loved d^d o f Ellm a loved brother Claire hn^d lTura and Adele, dear father-in- ^*^cle and a dearest great-grandad


husband o f Doreen, jSX. » T-niml,


_r Elbe, a IovgyI lTrnthf»r


Sam, Grace, Liberty cremation will take will take place at and Jessica and a dear brother of Millie and


Chapel of ‘Peacehaven’ Chapel o f Rest. Cremation


m Reposing


Wednesday, October October4th at 11 am Family followed by’ a Service


at Accrington Accrington Crem- ^ atorium on Monday,


„ °C, Wayne, late Christine also Bradley and loving grandad of


d i r e s t Wayne, late Christine also a dearest law of^Hil law of Hilary'a and the Peter, , dear i


father-i nd


of in


On September 27th, 2010, in hospital a^ed 86 years


NICHOLSON Frank


the


a/e^S^B J o U d ^ S f AaTo^ r a d n - f S a il’d '“a 'n l joving father-in-lavv of Peter,, dear father-i


husband dUl>V',""eTgusb..;l.’^ or iuison, dad of David ar .


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sympathy' and letters and


expressions of cards


of


Thanking also Canon And bring you home Rodney Nicholson for again.


______ heaven. ------


his kind words and Missed more eac/i day, comforting minis- A ll our love David


trations and to and Kerania. every'one


atten d ed th e fu n e ra l FIRTH


donaUons rev iv ed t o , Margaret Maiy Breast Cancer Care. In lo^rmmemoiyofa They would also like 'wonderful vv'ife, mum


to express their 5 ?^ grandma who appreciation to the


arrangements.______ Elissa and Olivia. ROBINSON


would also like to express


The family of the late Margaret Robinson W'ould like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives and friends for the kind messages o f sympathy received during their sad loss. Thanking also Rev. Andy F r o u d ---- -- •.w... for his kind w’ords and Mark, Liz and family, comforting minis­ trations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations.


(nee Grimshaw) Margaret


Not a day do we forget you.


In our hearts you are always near. As we loved you, so we miss you, Happy memories we treasure dear.


Love from I3ev, Neil,


appreciation to Dr. M Flartey and all the Staff of Abbeyfield Low Moor for alf their eare and support, lunally our thanks go


tO“ T® P*^ee family for all funeral arrange­ ment^


They their


SCOTT Edna


Fell asleep October 1st, 2006.


(nee BIrtwell)


and finally to the Price JlHihp. Sharon, Neil, family for all funeral


care for their support


Doctors and Nurses involved in Debbie’s


^J^oys in our thoughts. ^9^6 Micliael,


. , ^^»x,


September 30th, •


And memories a lane, We'd walk right up to


^ium> ij tears coi a stairway,


auntie and friend to take place on Friday, loved dad to Nicholas place. A Service of many.


a dear mother;in-law, ^ ,Y '” oyal service \vill the late Jean, mudi cremation wiS^take formerly of Whalley, ‘Peacehaven’ Chapel Tel. 012.54 824529.


Andrew, ^ _Joanne, iLH^^^j'vho will be home in Read, Peter, great-grandad. Rachel and Clare and


beloved mum of Susan Ella, a very dearson of On and Keith, much loved .— . . .o , .


85 years, the devoted Deborah and loving wife ofthe late Reggie, °?i


Abigail and great-grandma of Elle, family.


and loving grandma o f loved brother and ------ I^y


the aged 61 years! Repo^ng ^--------‘


, fa beloved husband of of Rest. * — j— --


AcKriowledgements KEIGHLEY


24th, Matthew Hodson, Funeral Directors. Tel. Nicholas Renton Family flow’ers only 2009. 2010, and formerly of ?sed 37 years, the 01200 441297.______ father-in-law of w'ith any donations in Sabden, Mary, aged Joving husband of


Peacefully in in Belgarth Nursing


FRANKUND (nee Parsons) Maty Sutcliffe


September Home on and Son loved faUier of the late Wiswell at Cemetery, Lt t , Peter ^Iso a much September


2010, suddenly at'his and Charlotte also a Langshaw' Calverley, 103a King Street,


’ ■*


Monday, syth,


grandad Christopher and Andrew' Ronnan, 3 Nicholas in New The Arches, Wialley, Zealand and Louise BB7 9SG. Inquiries to


in Whalley, BB7 9SW.


WW....W On Friday, September For funeral arrange- dearly*?oved'husband tbllowed bv interment In memory' o f my' ?4th» 2010, peacefully ments, please contact »n Clitheroe Hospital, Brian Price


HODSON Matthew


Preston, PR4 oAN. Waddington, Lane, Fulwood, formerly'


........................................ 'ollc •• • of Mary'-Ann, much


of a.m. today', Tliursday, the September


• Whalley


30t1i and


Suzanno


wonderful w'lfe who died September 29th,


Suzanne. devoted memory' please to Thcysayitsabcautifu Its a year ago vou left,


c/o journey, From the old world to the new, Someday I'll make that


journey, Wiich will lead me straight to you, And when I reach that garden, In which there is no pain, I will put my arms around you, And we will never part again.


Love Dave .\.xxxx


EMBLEY Suzanne


Mummy’, Daddy, Luke, Corn, Nan and Grandad Wareing.


ANGIE


Mum and Dad .\x Happy birthday sis.


Harrison and Alexa .xxxx.


Love you more. Nik, •


Steplien,


Your loving husband Jack X.


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typographical or minor changes ionoounce FAMILY NOTICES ONLINE - Your own personalised web page - to odd messages, wishes and photos - visit www.clitheroeadyertiser.co.uk 60 6o 60 6o 60 6o 6o 60 6o


BURGESS Julie


October 5th


Happy 60th Birthday to a Very Special Grandma


60 6o 60 6o


Lots of love Halle and Mackenzie xx xx c;Q J 1 HOYLE


Helen October'1st


Happy 30th Birthday, Hels Love you loads Dave xx


Happy Birthday Mummy Lots of Love


from Evie, Fearne and Jonty xxx.


Birthday' memories o f my' much loved wife, October 3rd. Loved and remembered always.


WHITEHEAD Evelyn


October 6th. Thinkina o f you, Somewhere over the rainbow, On your birthday. Love you and miss you so much, babyface.


Angela Kate Walmsiey


memories October 5th. Remembered always.


9th Birllidav 21st Birthday;


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5 D'^^l4 n j i i v t r s u f y BIRCH


May and Bill October 1st


Congratulations and best wishes Mum and Dad on your Golden Wedding Anniversary


Lots of love from Lynn xx


Happy 50th Anniversary Grandma and Grarxtad


Love from Lauren and Chloe xx 60 6o 60 6o j j 6o 6o 60 6o


BURGESS Julie


October 5th Happy 60th


Birthday to my wonderful wife


Love Brian xx


Happy Birthday to a special mum


Andrew and


Donna, Phillip and Jane xx


Happy Birthday to a special Grandma


Hugs and kisses Halle and Mackenzie


Ok/'dwuvirscay MOUNT


Doreen and Liam


September 30th


Congratulations on your Diamond Wedding Anniversary


Love Caroline, Terry, Kathleen, Gary, Steven, Carol


and grandchildren xxx H a v e a p lH y ! Have a ball! i f f d a n l ^ r s ^ t o "^'^innivbrsan ✓ PARTINGTON


Ann and Don Octoberlst


Conga&iaSons to both of US No presents p ie ^


Support the Air Ambulance Diamond Wedding'


and time to be p.m. All inquiries to William, auntie and theirlundness to us all arranged. Family Priestley' Cockett good friend of many' over the nnal montli^ flowers only' please, Funeral Directors. Tel. people in Whalley’, Also to Terry and start donations in memory' 01522520606.


cremation at Preston atorium on Thursday, Esther, Jacob, Joseph, ADoeytieia Crem-atorium, day' October 7th at 12-30 Molly, Nelly' and


to L^w Moor for


CHtneroe, Burnley'and Cutneroe runeral Service for all their help with the funeral


Rest in peace.


Hindle. 3 Abbots jo),n. aged 86 years, tember 29th. prior to Croft. Off Lightfoot of West Bradford and Requiem Mass at 10 erly


Rescue, c/o Mr. G.A. 2010. in liospital! Wednesday.


on English Martyrs '’ 7th Church, Whalley' on Sep-


Rita was received into arrangements. InMemoriani.' EMBLEY


Aldyth also a dearest Norma was the and much loved the s e^ ic e wmen uncle of James and daughter of the late mother and mother-


.Xnm nnH ?n


much loved wife of Alex, Tony and Jean, aJJ „ in Ray and mother of and Andrew and


^^strict Nu^rses


o f Rest. A senice ivill Malcolm and Derek. Emma, Beverley, 5*°*^ ^ r be held at St. Bart- A ser\ice and Bernadette, Sarah, Centre for their many


holomew’s Church, cremation will be held Sean and Rachael, y*sits and sp^ ia l Chipping, followed by' at Lincoln Crem- great-grandma


uare


Sam, September 30th, 2010.


Still in our hearts everu da^,


With so much love that will never go away.


We miss you Sam, all our lov'c Mum and Janies .\x.


SHERUKER


George Oliver Wareing


Birthday' memories o f my dearest son


LUND Sam


IS i 8 18 i 8 1£ i8 i8 18 i8 INGHAM


Jordan Neale October 2nd


Many congratulations on your 18th Birthday Love and best wishes


From Mum, Dad, Emily and all the family xxx ■ Golden Wedding


18 i8


..o ' °


i 8 18th Birthday.


(nee Stephenson) Nornia Linda


illness on 2010. 27th, Neurosurgical Unit of 23r<i. OXBY RONNAN


(nee Grundy) Rha


in .the Thursday, September n


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To atddyour own personal Adoiowledgements -


TOMUNSON Margaret


on i ,• friends


,„,ci, m thank aii and


i arisn


David, j.anet, Carole, Julic and families


kind words and p tHsIi


Grove. ^P"l°^ThanWnc atso f^r


TOMLINSON Joan


In memon-ofa muc)i loved wife, mother and grandma who passed


September 30th 1991.


Though absent you arc ahvaus near,


Still loved, still missed, still very dear.


Love from husband Gordon, daughters


Linda and Debra and families.


away


WRIGHT-LAWSON Faith anct Martin wish to


announce the safe arrivai of Joshua David


Born September 22nd, 2010


Weighing Sib 5oz


We would like to thank all the midwives, especially Annette at RBH and CHC


Thank you to our amazing family and friends for supporting us throughout and for all the beautiful cards and gifts, we are ever so grateful xxx


RILEY Cathy


October 2nd Hope it is a hair raisingj


i fM p i The Don King Club


/ • ; . _ experience! '• j iS / i.


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Bev, Rich, Kath, Jim, Tony and Kaz xxxxx


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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, September 30,2010 Birthdays- 23 Will Valley Voices still be heard? BETTY TOWNSON


Would like to say a big thank you to ali her family and friends for helping to make her 100th Birthday a very special day


___________________ Betty SHEP September 28th David Ingham is 50!!


Much love R £ from ji V


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Jackie, Amy and Rosie xxx


Thanks for all your hard work on the house


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MEMBERS past and present of Whalley-based choir Valley Voic­ es are being urged by its founder- conductor Glen Pate to attend a meeting on Monday night. The choir has seen a sudden dip


in membership and the meeting is being held to discuss possible ways to revitalise it. Mr Pate said: “I am proud of


what we have achieved over the past couple of years, but there


are issues which need to be ad­ dressed. “There are several options for


the choir, but these need to be dis­ cussed thoroughly. “We have built up a wonderful


repertoire of serious, and none- too-serious, pieces in a short time and include music of many styles from the ancient to the modern. It can be challenging, but it can be fun too.”


The choir has given successful


concerts since its foundation two years ago and taken part in a re­ cording which should be available in November. Anyone interested in attending


the meeting - including prospec­ tive new members - should go to English Martyrs’ R.C. Church, Whalley, at 7-30 p.m. on Monday night. For more information call 01254 824312.


Lottery boost for mobility charity


A CHARITY which pro­ vides scooters and pow­ ered wheelchairs, enabling people with limited mobil­ ity to shop independently, has received a cash boost of £9,500. Ribble Valley Shop-


mobility, which recently moved from Clitheroe Market to the Pendle Club in Lowergate, received the money from National Lot­ tery Funding. The money will fund the


charity’s new website and go towards providing serv­ ices to help more people to use the mobility scoot­ ers. Simon O’Rourke (37), who runs the organisation.


said he was delighted with the amount received.He said: “I applied for the funding last year and I am really pleased that we re­ ceived it. This will enable us to expand our service to more users.” Ribble Valley Shopmo-


bility is open Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. There are also three off-road mobil­ ity scooters available for hire. The vehicles can be delivered to surround­ ing rural areas for a small charge providing trans­ port is available at the re­ quested time.


LOTTERY FUNDING: Donna and Simon O’Rourke with Andrea Duckworth from CVS with the National Lottery funding.


A history of Methodism


FARMHOUSES turned into chapels, clergy walking miles to preach up to 14 times a week and singing banned at Sunday service. These were just some of the fas­


cinating facts uncovered by Howel Jones’ talk on “The History of Methodism in the Ribble Valley” to members of Clitheroe Civic So­ ciety. The talk started with a short


biography of the co-founders of the movement. Lincolnshire-born brothers John and Charles Wesley. John Wesley was “marked out” as a youngster when their fam­ ily home caught fire and he was “plucked from the burning”. He and his brother Charles formed a “Holy Club” in Oxford, largely to save their own souls. They me­ thodically visited the sick, the poor and the imprisoned: hence the name Methodism. John Wesley suffered a lack of


thanlctiieffl ail! <


faith in America, where he had gone to convert the Indians, ex­ claiming “Who will convert me”,’ but in 1738 in Bristol he converted a group of 3,000 miners, regarded as “depraved savages”. The head­ quarters moved to a derelict build­ ing in London and Bible Societies sprang up all over the country as part of circuits and districts. The clergy, ordained Anglicans as well as some laymen, often preached 14 times a week, travelling 15 to 20 miles a day on horseback. As to how and when Method­


ism arrived in the Ribble Val­ iev. it anoarentlv came via West


Yorkshire. There was an Angli­ can chapel of ease in Haworth, where Rev. W.Grimshaw allowed Methodist preachers to conduct services. Word spread via Colne and Skipton to Clitheroe by 1814. Societies were formed in farm­ houses or large houses in isolated communities in the Ribble Valley, such as Twiston. Many of these soon folded due to splinter groups within the church and depopula­ tion in the villages. Wesley himself visited Gisburn in 1784 at the age of 81, when a typical day started at 4 a.m. and finished with evening


. prayer at 9-30 p.m. He also visited Ribchester and Chipping, where he encountered resistance in the form of eight or 10 people who tried to prevent him from preach­ ing there. Mr Jones than gave a breakdown


of what has happened to various Wesleyan chapels over the years. Some, like Downham, were sold off and turned into village halls. Others, like Bashal Eaves, became tea rooms and still more, like the Primitive Methodist chapel at Chatbum, were rebuilt. The trend away from the chap­


els reflected the growing depopu­ lation of the countryside in the nineteenth centu^. Rimington, a thriving community of 700 inhab­ itants in 1831, was reduced to just 290 in 1901. Downham was simi­ larly reduced from 620 inhabitants in 1821 to 281 in 1871. People emi­ grated to America and Australia due to unemolovment and novertv


and there was a cholera outbreak in 1859. It seems the local preachers had


a strenuous life visiting isolated ru­ ral communities and much dedica­ tion was demanded of them. The preacher visiting the far-flung chapel at Paythome covered three services, incorporating Long Pres­ ton, and walked 39 miles in 16 hours. One young minister arriv­ ing from Manchester to preach in Slaidburn in 1841 wrote in his di­ ary “I fear it will be too hard”, but he stayed two years before moving on to Durham and said Slaidburn was his favourite place. There were other obstacles to


cope with. Early on, relations be­ tween the Parish Church in Whal­ ley and the Methodists were not good. The vicar, a magistrate, banned singing at Sunday service and the told the Parish Church bell ringers to ring the bells very loudly when it was going on. Despite all the complications


there are six Methodist chapels still in existence today in the Clit­ heroe circuit: Trinity, Chatburn, Paythorne, Whalley, Wadding­ ton, and West Bradford. Shifts in population, splinter groups, two World Wars, the increase in mo­ bility and in secular culture did not deter these dedicated preachers and their followers. The talk ended with an acknowl­


edgement of the local contribution made by Cyril Ainsworth in his two books on the Clitheroe Methodist circuit.


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