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O n 6th F eb ru a ry 2013 ag ed 94 y e a r s , the d e a r ly lo v ed w i fe o f th e la te A r th u r ; L o vin g m o th e r , o f P e te r an d K e ith , m o th e r in la w to K a th le en an d A n n , Grandmother to Kelly. S u z i, Em m a an d S tep h en ,


Frances Hannah (Ann)


E dw a rd , R o n n ie , Harry, Jaco b a n d Kye. Died p e a c e fu l ly a t Clitheroe C are Home. S h e w i l l b e s a d ly m is sed b y a l l h e r family an d fr ien ds . T h e fu n e ra l s e r v ic e w i l l


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On 6th F e b n ia ry 20 13 a g ed 94 y e a r s , th e d e a r ly lo v ed w i fe o f th e late A rthur; lo v in g mother o f Pe te r an d Keith, m oth er in law to Kathleen an d A n n , -grandmother to Ke lly, J u z i , Em m a a n d S tep h en .


Frances Hannah , (Ann)


A c c r in g to n C r em a t ­ orium. Family f low e r s o n ly please, d on a t ion s in memory o f A n n , i f so . d e s ired , c a n b e g iv en to T h e A i r Am b u lan c e


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E dw a rd , R o n n ie , Harry, Jaco b an d Kye. D ied P e a c e fo l ly a t Chtheroe C are Home. S h e will be m is sed b y a l l h e r fam i ly a n d fr ien d s . T h e fu n e r a l service w il l tak e p la c e tom o r row (F r id a y ) 15th F eb ru a iy 20 13 at St. Mary M agd alen e 's C h u rch C l i t f ie r o e a t 1:45 p.m. F o l low ed b y c rem a tio n


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grandmother to Ja ck , W i lliam ,


G r e a t A n n a ,


tom o r row (F r id a y ) 15th F eb ru a iy 20 13 at S t M ary M a gd a len e 's C h u rch C l i tn e r o e at 1.4 5pm fo l low e d b y cremation at A c c r in g ­ ton Cremator ium. F am i ly f low e r s o n ly p lea se , d o n a t io n s in


desired, can b e g iv en to the i^ r Am b u lan c e c / Ir,. , * -f^iiumance


/o Chtheroe F u n e ra l


3 0 4 5 _________ REDDER


Grandmother to Jack , W i lliam ,


G r e a t A n n a ,


’P e a c eh a v en ' C h ap e l o f Rest. S e rv ic e and c r em a tion w i l l tak e p la c e a t A c c r in g to n C rem a to r ium to d a y T h u r sd a y F e b ru a r y 14th, a t 11a.m. F am ily f low e r s o n ly p le a se , donations in m em o ry o f H arry i f so des ired may be g iv en fo r the P en d le s ia e M ed ic a l P ra c t ic e D is t r ic t Nu rses (p lease m ak e ' ch eq u e s p a y a b le to P en d le s id e M ed ic a l


•The d e a r ly lo v ed h u sban d o f B e t ty , much lo v e d d a d o f


F eb ru a iy 7 th 2 0 13 , in hospital. H a n y aged 90 years o f C litheroc.


Peacefulljf"^ ^ on COOK


neighbours fo r the many


Blackburn H o sp i ta l Intensive C a r e Unit for all th e ir c a r e and support.


McKen n a Margaret Mary


condolence r e c e iv ed during th e ir s a d loss. Thanking Mons ignor


also j .


Corcoran an d F athe r J. Wareing fo r th e ir kind w o rd s an d comforting m in is t - rationSi to Y v o n n e H artlebury fo r th e lovely s in g in g in Churcli and to a l l who attended the Requiem Mass and h a v e given donations a n d M a s s Offerings. F in a l ly to the Old P o s t H ou se for the refreshments.


Trevor, Liz,


MOORHOUSE Alan


Sarah,


vYithout pr ice - T h an k You.


Our grateful th an k s to the R e v e ren d G ill Mack and G e r r y fo r tlie beautiful s e rv ic e at the ch u rch . T h e number o f fr ien d s at church o v e rw h e lm ed us. My th a n k s to Linda, Shirley, M ar ie Pam, Ross an d Z a k is heartfelt, w e cou ld n ’t have cop ed w i th o u t you. The c a r e an d comfort myen b y J ean and C a l l w a s m u ch more than a jo b and was


appreciated._______


The family w o u ld like to exp re s s


O'NEILL Mildred


sympathy an d c a rd s o f


everyone who attended th e fu n e ra l and for the m an y k ind express ions


sincere th a n k s to


Clitheroe F u n e r a l Service;


condolence r e c e iv e d during their s a d loss , and also fo r th e donations r e c e iv ed for the North W e s t A i r Ambulance. T h a n k in g also M o n s ig n o r j Corcoran fo r h is k ind words. A ls o a l l th e s ta f f at A b b e y f ie ld , Low Moor fo r a l l th e ir care and k in d n e s s t o w ^ MUdred an d to .T e r r y a t


th e ir ©f g r e a t ly


PARKER Ellen


Died 14th F eb ru a ry . 20 03 .


(formerly Lund) (nee Morton)


m emoty o f a d e a ? mum an d nana.


In our thoughts and _ h ^ t s forever.


In lo v in g


cards an d d o n a t io n s received a f te r A la n ’s death. The h e lp and love ex tended to us after A lan's de a th VYas


neighbours an d w o rk c o l le a ^ e s fo r th e ir many letters, flowers,


xcirttiv


Jessica w ou ld w ish to express .


thanks to all re latives, .wvx^xo, xx\xwers»,


J am ie , th e ir


s in c e re


S im o n , an d


Margaret, B a r r ie , Kathp^n, V ic k i and families w ou ld lik e to express their- s in cere thanks to al l relatives, friends an d n e igh ­ bours fo r th e m an y kind e x p r e s s io n s o f sympathy an d letters and


c a rd s o f


ap p rec iation to all Doctors, N u r s e s and Staf f


a t R oy al


condolence r e c e iv ed during th e ir s a d loss. Thanlung a lso Rev. Gill Mack fo r h e r kind words and comforting ministrations a n d to all who at ten ded the funeral s e r v ic e and have given donations . They w ou ld a lso like to e x p re s s


th e ir


sympathy an d letters and


express ions c a rd s


Helen, Edna, Simon, Philip, J u l ia n and famines w o u ld lik e to express th e ir s in cere thanks to al l relatives, friends


Michael John and


k in d o f


o f


n eigh b ou rs ' fo r th e many.


k in d


support to mum an d to all at Brian Price and S on F u n e ra l Directors fo r a l l funeral arrangements .


John, M au re en a n d families wish to th an k everyone fo r th e ir loving support, card s o f sympathy an d fo r


TAYLOR Eileen


Engagements


joining them at M um 's funeral.


thanks to R e v . Ia n Humphreys fo r h is kindness, help an d a lovelv s e rv ic e AJso thanks to C l i th e ro e Funeral Service.


In Memoriam


HOLDEN Heather


It’s been a y e a r s in c e y ou 'v e p a s s e d . T h e lo n e lin e s s o f lo s in g you will fo re v e r la s t . You are a lw a y s in o u r hearts.


(Formerly Shipston) 17/0^2012


Love Lyndon and Julie x XX


25.09.47 - 17.02.12 Every day there are


HOLDEN Heather


reminders o f the love and happiness we shared,


I w il l


Precious memories o f our time together can neycr 6c compared.


eveiytime Ste ve x


HOLDEN Heather


Formerly Shipston (nee Renwick)


For m y s^ter


A year has passed, And you are near, And m our hearts. You're always dear


-From A n d r ew &


S ylvia a n d a l l th e family x xx


lo v e y o u


KEEGAN Frances


Precious .Muthcr\s Day nivimirius of a loving wife, mum and grandma, died August 13th. 2006.


Not a day do v r forget you.


In our hearts you are abvays near. As H-e loved you, so we miss you. Happy memories we treasure dear.


I.OVC from all your ramiiy xxx.


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GRIMSHAW - HOWARD


Gillian Grimshaw, of Langho and Martin Grimshaw, of Chorley


are delighted to announce the engagement of their daughter


HELENA to PAUL son of Ian arid Vanessa Howard.


Love and best wishes from both families X


condolence r e c e iv ed during th eir s a d 'lo s s . Thanking also Ju d ith Talbot lo r h e r k in d words and to al l w h o attended th e fu n e ra l service and h a v e g iv en donations. S p e c ia l thanks to G ayn o r an d Heather for al l th e ir friendship


a n d


sympathy and le t te rs and . c ard s


express ions


o f o f


John, Ian, Nigel an d families w o u la l ik e to express th e ir s in c e r e thanks to al l relatives , friends


Dorothy Moyra an d


MARTIN RIMMER


Happy 50th birthday February 20th


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FRENCH FEAST: members of the French Circle of Ribblesdale enjoyed a special French menu for their annual dinner.


Excuisite cuisine for an annual repast


S M o t H e r s < D a y M e m o r i e s


S u n d a y , M a r c H lO t f i


on March 11th at Whalley Abbey Great Hall at 7-30 p.m. when the subject will be “L’art d’etre franjais - (et les stereo­ types!)”. All are welcome, whatever their level of French, arid more details about the group can be found on its website: www.cerclefribbIesdale.co.uk


Top team turnout a milestone for Chess Club...


FOR the first time in history, Clitheroe Chess Club had all three of its teams playing on the same evening. A total of 15 games were played and


Tuesday from 7 p.m. at The Brown Cow in Chatbum. New members are most welcome. For more details visit the East Lancashire Chess website (www.elca. org.uk) or just go along on the night.


the Lucas Shield knockout competi­ tion. The Clitheroe B and C teams lost narrowly in the subsiduary knockout to Crusaders B and Great Harwood B re­ spectively. Clitheroe Chess Club meets every


fortunately there were enough chess sets and working chess clocks for eve­ ryone! Clitheroe A defeated Blackburn in


at The Calf s Head had pulled out all the stops to make the evening a great success. As well as presenting delicious food, the hosts’ service was impressive and effi­ cient. The next meeting of the circle will be


Brulee amongst other examples of French cuisine. It was generally agreed that the staff


group was treated to a specially prepared French menu which included (Soquilles St Jacques, Boeuf Bourguignon, (ireme


THE French Circle of Ribblesdale held its annual dinner at The Calf s Head in Worston. As usual, it was well attended and the


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Acknowledgements I Acknowledgements I s o th Birthday SCHORELD


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annpuncement Ti wyyyy.clitherpeadyertlMr.c^ .. ... -v c V n I J L -* ;i i . v.-.s valleycliibs ..............................round-up of news and happenings from some of Kibble Valley’s clubs and societies


A masterful piano recital


by Ken Geddes


ed with C. P. E. Bach’s Sonata in A major, writ­ ten in 1765 at Potsdam, showing clearly how this son of the great Johan Se­ bastian’s music was evolv­ ing from the Baroque to­ wards the Romantic era. ' Instead of sticking slav­ ishly to the progression of time, Christopher’s next piece was by Leos Janacek, “In the Mists” showing the introduction of folk music and impres­ sionism into the thinking of composers. This 1912 piece seems to have been a response to Janacek’s devastation at the death of his daughter, but from its first plajring has been a favourite with audiences. Back to 1827 for Schu-


GLITHEROE Con­ certs Society’s January concert with Christo­ pher Guild proved an­ other winner with the guest performer pre­ senting pieces which either moved music along towards the Ro­ mantic era or showed how to introduce other influences. The piano recital start­


\'r a* PIANIST: Christopher Guild.


bert’s well known and highly popular Impromp­ tus No 2 and No 4. Schu­ bert was responsible for introducing the feeling of song into the musical thinking. These glorious pieces of music made a fitting end to the first half- of the concert.


at an Exhibition” filled the complete second half of the evening. “Pictures” needs no introduction, being an imaginary wan­ der around 10 paintings in an exhibition staged to celebrate the life of the artist and architect Victor


Mussorgsl^s “Pictures


interesting programme by Martinu, Alan Ridout, Handel/Halvorsen, J. S. Bach, Zigmund Schull and final Ravel. For de­ tails and tickets see the Society’s website (www. clitheroeconcerts.org.uk) or for advance tickets call in at Clitherde Music on Moor Lane or at the Plat­ form Gallery. Full-time students and accompa­ nied children are admit­ ted free.


concert is on March 6th when Gemma Rosefield (cello) and Benjamin Nabarro (violin) play an


plause, with Christopher returning again and again, he offered to play an en­ core. Agreed by acclama­ tion! This was a piece of music by another innovat­ ing composer - George Gershwin. His jazz stand­ ard “I want someone to watch over me” from the 1926 musical Oh, Kay! was beautifully played with a deep understand­ ing of its roots. A very im­ pressive and very enjoy­ able evening. The Society’s next


Hartmann. Each musical description is separated by the well-known prom­ enade theme. After prolonged ap­


trict Probus Club will be held in the Pen­ dle Club, Lowergate, Clitheroe tomorrow (February 15th) when Mr Cliff Astin will talk to the title “Humour and Pathos in British Graveyards”.


Winter walking a test


when one of the group found his legs locked in the seriii-frozen peat bog and was unable to extricate himself. After some time and a good deal of effort, two of the strongest male members managed to pull him out. ■


mist, a faint path through a light covering of snow on the ground was soon lost, but eventually the boundary fence was reached to the north of Greave Clough Head. Treacherous peat hags covered in snow and thin ice slowed progress as the bound- apf fence was followed in a north easterly direction. Good numbers of Red Grouse were seen along the way, but the only other sign of life was a few animal tracks. Something of a drama then occurred,


through Hinbeny Wood and across fields brought the party onto the back road be­ tween Marsnaw and Wyresdale. After passing the drive to Fellside Farm, a shoot­ ing track was taken up the side of Catshaw Greave. The gradient of the track steep­ ened sharply and a breather and coffee stop was taken before reaching the top of the track, just above Pig’s Face. Climbing beyond this point into the


FIFTEEN members of Clitheroe Ram­ blers experienced some challenging wintry conditions on a nine-mile walk over Haw- thomthwait Fell, a little-explored area of the southern Rowland fells. Starting from Abbeystead, a climb


for lunch, so the party continued along­ side the fence towards Black Clough Head until a waymarked post indicated the way down to Black Clough track. This proved to be the most difficult jDart of the route to navigate as the marker posts were too far apart to be seen in the mist. One was found lying on the ground, but was firmly knocked back into the ground using a flat piece of stone. The posts became easier fo find as the route descended to the top of the Black Clough track, where a belated lunch was taken. The track led down to the road and the


Wyre Way was then followed back to Ab­ beystead.


land vegetation, which has been deposited on the Bowland Fells since the last ice age some 14,000 years ago. Regeneration of heather to combat the erosion of the peat is now taking place and there were a large number of sacks containing heather scat­ tered about, having been dropped off near the summit by helicopter. It was how snowing and too cold a spot


was reached soon after this. Here the Ord­ nance Survey trig point, mounted on a'pil­ lar of stone, lay on the ground, as the peat on which it had become marooned over a number of years had finally eroded away altogether. Peat represents the remains of moor­


The summit of Hawthornthwaite Fell


walk the local footpaths for he is indeed a mine of information as he beautifies, rec­ reates and preserves those valuable fea­ tures of the countryside. The next meeting of Clitheroe and Dis­


and re-creation of local wayside signs, which involves him in much detective work to make absolutely sure the result is totally and historically accurate. This work makes one of his latest activities a very logical choice - a footpath warden. So keep an eye open for Duncan as you


him applying his talents to map making, or rather “map improving”. Taking old Ordnance Survey maps - now out of copy­ right, he redrew them with added detail showing more recent features, and some­ times old features like wells omitted from the original, with country walks corrected or added. Another activity concerns the repair


trict Council he later travelled widely in England and Scotland, resurrecting did cottages by restoring or refurbishing them Ijack to their original appearance. Becom­ ing self-employed he took up painting, expressing the artistic traits of his father and family, all of whom were talented - his father an artist notable for his detailed pictures. He displayed some of his work; of many subjects ranging from scenery to railway engines, all in incredibly fine de­ tail and using pencils with lead ranging in hardness from a very soft 5B to an incred­ ibly hard 9H. Special paper is required otherwise such hard lead would merely cause tearing. Yet another change in direction saw


still lit by gas lamps, and recounted in graphic detail his earlier work “in t’ mill”, progressing to loom fitter and later as a draughtsman. After working for Padiham Urban Dis­


talented speaker CLITHEROE and District Probus Club welcomed Mr Duncan Armstrong to their meeting at the Pendle Club, Clitheroe, where he brought a touch of ancient and modem to the proceedings. He lives in Padiham, in an old house


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