DAWSONS


FIXINGS - GRINDING DISCS etc. AT OUR TRADE COUNTER


IRONMONGERS FOR NUTS, BOLTS AND ALL TYPES OF


56 KING STREET, CLITHEROE Telephone 25151


1111 Auction Sales- '


AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS AND ESTATE AGENTS Established 1803


Richard Turner & Son


G ISB UR N A U C T IO N M AR T


THURSDAY, JUNE 6th, 1991 WEEKLY SALE OF CA TTLE , STORES AND CALVES


59 Newly Calved Dairy Cattle and Heifers 8 In call Dairy Cows and Heilers to tollow


91 RearmgnciaIvesSof all breeds 116 Weaned Stirks and Stores 74 Store Sheep


WEEKLY SALE OF FATSTOCK 289 Young Bulls 167 Prime Steers and Heilers to follow 214 Cast Cows and Bulls to follow


1206 Fat Lambs and Fat Hogs 184 Cast Ewes and Rams to follow


PRODUCE AND SPECIAL SALES Sale of Hay and Straw as forward Tel: Sale Days Glsburn (0200) 445376 Tel: Other Days Bentham (05242) 61444


Preston-5 Miles Longridge-1 Mile


DANIELS FARM, ALSTON LANE, LONGRIDGE, PRESTON, LANCASHIRE.


About 70 acres


10*30 a.m. 12 noon


10 a.m. 1 p.m.


John Pallister F.R.I.C.S. FINAL REMINDER


A U C T IO N O F L A N E S ID E F A R M H O U S E & C O T T A G E


Middop, Nr Gisburn


Further details from: The Coach House, Duck Street Clitheroe Tel: 0200 25697


on W EDN ESDA Y, JU N E 5th at 2-30 p m on mo premises


I If 1 SI


i John Pallister F.R,i,C.S. FINAL REMINDER


AUCTION OF 0FFA HILL, R0UGHLEE On WEDN ESDA Y, JU N E 5th


at 7 p.m. in the B A Y H O RS E INN R O U G H L E E


Further details from: The Coach House, Duck Street ^Clitheroe Tel: 0200 25697


CLITHEROE — AUCTION


* /■ MART Co Ltd ) The Ribbtesdate Ccnlre,


^ - Lincoln Way, Clitheroe, Lancashire BB710D


A compact dairy larm in a very attractive situation for sale as a whole or in 4 convenient lots with vacant possession. LO T 1 3 bedroom detached farmhouse and detached stone barn with 4.72 acres.


L O T 2 Modern farmstead with 39.88 acres having the optional benefit ol milk quota (238.250 litres 4.07% B.F. 1990 91 production year).


LO T 3 Meadowland about 21.69 acres (future development potential).


LO T 4 Meadow about 4.20 acres.


Daniel Farm. Alston. Longridge will be offered for sale by Auction subject to conditions and unless sold previously in the White Bull Inn, Alston at 3 p.m. on Tuesday 18th June


1991.


For particulars, plan and viewing arrangements please contact the Auctioneers Richard Tu rne r and Son, 1 Woddington Road, Clitheroe, Telephone Clitheroe (0200) 22369.


Whalley-1 Mile ‘ Clitheroe-5 Miles PARK HEAD, WHALLEY


Telephone Clitheroe (0200) 23325 TO D A Y , FR ID A Y , MAY


31st In Cult C.itiUt ni 11-30 n m Store Cuttle it 12 noon 70 — BO Bulls, Slecrt, and


Sucklor Beef and Dairy Heifers NEXT WEEK AT THE MART


MONDAY Pome Cattto 12 noon BO — 100 Bulls. Steers, Heifers and Cast Cows


90o '2_^Vo88 LariiSs"1 a m


Grading from 8-30


TUESDAY Hearing Calves 11-30 a m Dairy Cattle t2-30pm Sheep and Lamps t p m. Ewes with Lambs Hoggs with Lambs


WEDNESDAY, JUN E 5th Monthly sale ol Horses and Pontes. Saddlery. lack and Equtpmenl 30 — 40 Horses and Ponies 1 p m also Agricultural Equipment, tools etc at 12-30 pin


WEDN ESDAY EVENING,


JUN E 5th Car Auction at 7-15 p m Cars and Commercials. Trailers etc. Registration


by 4 p in . on site by 6-30 p m IDO — 150 tots Cage Birds and accessories at 6-30 p m


200 — 250 lots Live Poultry. Fur and Feather at 7-15p m 300 lots Horticultural Produce at 7-15 p m 200 lots general equipment at 7-30 p m.


surprise him with a special greeting, to be published in our issue


JUNE 13th FRIDAY,


Examples: S T Y L E A


CURRAN (Eamon)


FATHER’S DAY SUNDAY, JUNE 16th For Father’s Day why not


1010 Birthday Greetings 1107 Radio. TV & Video


F R E E A D V E R T I S I N G . S« tl- iti'l y o u r nhl T V n r video. T e l . I l u r u le v 2 2 3 3 1. v«>u niiiv <|ii,ilil>‘ to r •« tree weeks a dver t is ing in the Hunt ley IlMM-ess, N e l s o n L e a d e r . Colne T ime s , H amo ld swi rk L a rb v T ime s and C l i t h -


eroe A d ve r t is er - yo u r own local paid lo r weekly news ­ papers read tiv more than 2 0 0 .0 0 0 people weekly .


BLACKBURN (nee Carpenter)


Alison and Stephen are


delighted to announce the sale arrival ot Richard Mark on May


21 St. A welcome brother for James and another season


ticket holder for the Rovers. With thanks to the staff on Wards A3 and B2 at Queens Park Hospital and to all our family and friends for the lovely cards and presents.


4 21


D A V IE S (nee C o w a r d ) . — . To Henry and Chr is ­ t in e . on M a y 1 9 1h , 1 9 9 1 , a s o n . O l i v e r


.1 n in e s , a w e I c o m e brother for Luc. Thanks to all concerned.


( V K ) Congratulations


Michele on your 21st birthday. May 31 st.


Health and happiness always.


Love from Mum,


Allan, Haytoy and Allan.


■1018 Rubv Weddings. 1111 Auction Sales John Pallister F.R.l.C.S. i


TWO FARM BUILDINGS WITH PLANNING CONSENT AT


Spread Eagle Farm, Barrow, Nr. Clitheroe


Traditional range of farm buildings with full planning consent for conver­ sion lo one detached and two semi-detached dwellings. The properly is situated on the edge of the village with views across open fields. This


provides an excellent opportunity for a private individual or developer to create a residence of some distinction


---------For Sale by Auction in 2 lo ts ---------- (Subject to conditions and unless sold previously)


on Jun e 12th, 1991


Further details from the Agents Th e Coach House, Duck Street, Clitheroe • Te l: 25697


M A R L E Y . B r in n


would like to thank all f r ien d s , ttie c a te r ing , lau n d ry and dome s t ic s t a f f , a l s o the night watchman at Stonyhurst C o Menu, t o r a l l the v i s i t s , c a r d s , ( l i f t s


received during his stay in hospital. Thanks also to doctors and staf f on tl ie K i b b l e W a r d at Cl itheroe Hospital .


T U R N B U L L .


M a u r e e n . J o e a n d f ami ly w o u ld l ike to thank all their custom­ e r s a n d f r i e n d s f o r makinu their two years in the shop such happy ones. Special thanks to Mau re en ’s mum, and all best wi sh e s to Glenys and G r a h am f o r the future.


----- s| 1006 Births


Words and thoughts and gifts of love.


We bring to you today. To mark your Anniversary on this your special day.


25 years since first you made those vows to make you one.


25 years of married life have quickly come and gone. Have a good parry John and


Ann. See you Saturday night. Alec and Marlene, Alec and Veronica.


ECCLESTON (Michele)


Congratulations on your 21 st birthday, May 31st, 1991. Health and happiness always.


With love from Dad and Kath.


ECCLESTON (Michele)


. V.y: T


Advertiser and Times THURSDAY, MAY 30th, 1991 1024 In Memoriam


BUSH (Marg a re t ) . — A d e a r w i f e ,


l o v i n g


mother and mother- in- law*. d ie d M a y 30th, 1989.


ft's a year since you icent away,


You are re me tube red everyday.


Alway s in ou r thoughts. Joe, Sheila and Eric.


H A R P E R (P a t ) . ---- In loving memory o f a dear wi fe , mother, daughter and neice. lo v ed and r em em b e r e d a lw a y s , died Ma y 30th. 1990. From Pete r , A n d r ew . Michael and mum. and also Jim and Ol ive.


O D D I E ( D e r e k ) . — Treasured memor ies of a dear son Derek, died May 31st. 1981.


Always loved and remem- bered.


From mother.


R O B I N S O N (D o r o t h y M a r g a r e t ) .


-------- D i e d


June 4th, 1989. .


F r o m D e r r i c k a n d An d r ew.


* /ways remembered. 1


T R O T T E R (Bi l l ) . ---- In loving memory of a dear dad and grandad, died .May 28th, 1990. From ail the family.


W I L L IAM S (Jean) . ---- In loving memory of a dear wi fe and mother, died June 1st. 1990.


Home has changed in many ways.


Hut one thing changes never.


When we were all trn/cther. From husband De rek ,


BRIGGS (Rhlan)


1


daughter Kathryn, son Paul and mother.


METCALFE (nee Blackwell)


1025 Birthday 1 Memoriam ■


OW E N (Ca r l ) . -------- Loving birthday memor ies o f a dear son and brother.


Only those who have loved and lost.


Can know the way we Jeel, And only they will under­ stand t


The pain will never heal, Tears we .shed in silence. In the quiet of the night. Where in dreams we van be with you,


Congratulations on your 21st birthday. June 5lh. Wishing you health, happiness and love always.


X A / Mum, Dad,. Nana, T Paddy, Peppy, Shady, I Peg-Leg, Snowy,


* <M • e l


p y r r r e iN -a or sale as a


LO T 1 * Period Farmhouse with £ . LO T 2 • Large stone barn with planning lor 2 houses. LO T 3 - Slone shippon wilh planning lor bungalows. LO T 4 - Modem dormer coltage. LO T 5 - Attached slone bam wilh planning lor house and


double garage. LO T 6 • Attached stone barn with planning for a house. LO T 7 - Attached stone barn with planning for house and


integral garage. All Lots have good sized plots of land


Whallcy*3 Miles Clitheroe*4 Miles


EASTHAM HOUSE FARM, MITTON, WHALLEY


Farmstead with productive meadow and pasture land for sale as a whole or in lots with vacant possession.


LO T 1 - Modern farmstead with 3 acres. LO T 2 - Meadow and pasture land about 22 acres. LO T 3 - Meadow and pasture land about 15 acres. LO T 4 - Meadow and pasture land about 38 acres. LO T 5 - Meadow and pasture land about 23 acres. LO T 6 * Meadow and pasture land about 43 acres.


All lots arc well fenced and with a good water supply.


Richard Turner and Son have received instructions to offer the above property at Park Head. Whalley and Eastham House Farm, Mitton, Whalley for sale by Auction, subject to conditions and unless sold previously in the Aspinall Arms. Mitton, Whalley at 3 p.m. on Friday. 14th June 1991.


F o r part iculars and viewin g arrangements ptease contact the Auctioneers: Richard Tu rne r and Son, 1 Waddington Road, Clitheroe. Telephone Clitheroe (0200) 22369


FINAL REMINDER


THE OLD BREW HOUSE BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND For sale by Auction on


TUESDAY, JUNE 4th 1991 at 3 p.m. in the


COACH & HORSES HOTEL Main Street, Bolton-by-Bowland, Nr Clitheroe


BLONDIES


A U C T IO N SA LE TUESDAY 4th JUNE


At our Parker Street Auction Rooms (off Bank Parade/Kingsway) Burnley


Commencing at 12 noon viewing from 9-30 a.m. Terms cash/cheque with Bankers Card


To include — Several good dining table and chairs, incl. good reproduction table and 6 chairs. Bedroom furniture, several good chests of drawers, dressing tables, bedding chests and wardrobes. Coffee table, display cabinets. Three-piece suites. Office furniture. Collectors wall plates from Bradford Exchange. Televisions. VHS Video cassette films. Portable Telephone. Beds. Carpet Tiles, Carpet rugs. Bric-a-Brac.


Catalogues available from


WALTON & WALTON 23 St. James Row


BURNLEY (0282 23247)


1106 Computers/ Electronics • • ■


C O M M O D O R E A M I G A 500


n e v e r u s t ' i l . s t i l l in b o x . im lm l e s rum e x p a n s io n .


£ 8 0 0 w o r t h o f u . im e s . m ou s e , jo y s t ic k , an il tv c o n ­ v e r t o r . C o s t £ 1 .5 0 0 . w i l l . i r e e p t £ 4 0 0 . T e l . N e ls o n 6 9 3 8 5 0 a l t e r 6 p .m .


i John Pallister


DUCK STREET, FARMHOUSE, GRINDLET0N, NR CLITHEROE


A t radit ional farmhouse and attached barn, with magnificent views across the Ribble Valley. In need of modernisation, this property should appeal to those families wanting a country living in close proximity to village facilities. The property has a pretty garden, and the purchaser will have the opportunity to purchase a further 2 acres ol land


FOR S A LE BY AUCTION


(Subject to conditions and unless sold previously) on June 12th, 1991


Fulf details available from the agents The Coach House, Duck Street, Clitheroe • Tel: 25697


F.R.l.C.S. Farmhouse with potential and land S P E C T R U M 4 8 K w i th c a s ­


s e t t e r e c o r d e r , o y e r IOO g am e s , g o o d c o n d i t io n . £75 o .n .o . T e l . l lu rn le y 2 0 8 9 9 .


1004 Appreciations K H E E S i Z n x REPAIRS VIDEO by qualified technician


Free call out and estimates < ALL WORK


GUARANTEED Tel Burnley 696067.


MEADOWS (Don)


Don would like to thank all his


friends and colleagues at Castle Cement lor their friendship and generosity to Barbara and himsell In the past and on his


retirement with especial thanks to Joan. Chris, Kath and Peter lor the splendid retirement celebrations.


HARGREAVES (Aimee Eleanor)


Happy first birthday. May 31st to our very special neice, Aimee Eleanor.


Lots of love forever. Uncle Enzo and Auntie Karen.


H A R G R E A V E S (Aime e Eleanor) . — Happy 1st bi r thday ’Bossy Bo o t s ’ M a y 3 1 s t , lo v e y o u dear ly from great-nana.


Congratulations Mum and Dad on your Silver Wedding,


June 4th.


Love and best wishes Gall and Arron


MANAGEMENT


UNDER NEW


Smart and casual fashion from sizes 8 to 18.


Why not pay us a visit.


3 BROWN St, BURNLEY


Tel. Burnley 20775 McKENNA’S


AUCTIONEERS & VALUERS


AUCTION THURSDAY, JUNE 6th


SALE BY Pendleton Village Hall


To include all manner of items:


Painting by Cawthorne etc.


Goods now Being accepted


Tel. 22695


You're thought about so warmly.


And more often than you'd guess;


And every special thought of you


Brings so much happiness.


Happy Father’s Day, love«\ “ ark, Lorraine, Sean, w Brian and Rachel,


grandchildren Mark, Danielle and Emily


EATOUGH (Sally Ann)


C. SILVERW00D (Auctioneer)


WEDNESDAY JUNE 12th


FIXTURE SALE


Village Hall, Newton, Nr Clitheroe, Lancs


Good selection of Household Furniture and Effects for Exors and Others, (particulars later).


Please Note DATE


All verses limited to 20 words


£17.35 + VAT pro-paid S TY L E B


CURRAN (Eamon)


You are our dad.


And our best friend; On you we always can depend.


^ love Mark, Lorraine y . _ and Sean


Happy Father’s Day,


HARGREAVES (Aimee Eleanor)


To a wonderful daughter on her 1st birthday. May 31st.


All verses limited to 20 words


£7.50 + VAT pre-paid £8.80 + VAT on credit


C U R R A N (E amo n ) . T o n v c r y s p e c i i i ) d a d o i t F a t h e r ’ s D a y . A l l o u r lo v e M a r k . L o r r a in e , S ean . Brian and R a ch e l ,


S T Y L E C


grandchildren Mark. D a n ie l le and F tn i ly C a th ­ e r in e .


Clitheroe or alternatively by ringing BURNLEY 22331


Closing date: Tuesday, June 11th


You only have one father — he deserves the best!


A n n o u n c em e n t s sent by


post must be endorsed wi th the name and address ot the sender. In the case of engage­ ments by post or handed In at our f ront counte r reception,


the signatures of both parties are requi red. Announcements for the b i r th s and engage­ ments classifications cannot be accepted by p h o n e . A l l In. M em o r l am s a n d B i r t h d a y Memor iams rnUst be pre-paid. De ath not ices . T h a n k s for Sympathy . Acknowledgements and Floral Tr ibutes must come from a Funeral Di rector .


HARGREAVES (Aimee Eleanor)


TO THE LIGHT OF MY LIFE Happy first birthday to my


darling granddaughter. May 31st. You're always to be treasured. Love you always. From Grandma Madeline.


GRUNDY (Ann and John)


These announcements are now being accepted at the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times Office, King Street,


HARGREAVES^ (Aimee Eleanor)


Happy 1st birthday, Aimee, May 31 st.


Lots of love and kisses Auntie Clalro and Unde Chrfs.


Love and kisses Mummy. ROBINSON-KENDALL


Gordon and Christine are pleased lo announce their marriage. May 25th. 1991. Thanks to family and friends, especially to Marlin, Claire and Sylvia for koeping it secret and to Ben, just for being thore.


W IL SO N - C U L L E N . ___ The marriage took place in St L u c ia , on Ma y 14th, o f Ne i l Wi ls on ,


only son o f Barbara and the late Graeme Wi lson, and P au l in e , y o u n g e r d a u g h t e r o f A n n and Kenneth Cu l len. C o n ­ gratulat ions from both families.


Happy 30th birthday. Sally, May 31st.


Love from husband Ronnie, children, Richard and


Rebecca.


BALDWIN-MOORE Mr and Mrs K. Baldwin ol


Fairfield Drive, Clitheroe, are pleased to announce the


engagement of their eldest


daughter. Sharon, to David, the only son of Mr and Mrs D. Moore, of Pimlico Road,


Clitheroe. Congratulations From both families.


Look who's over the hill! Forty now but pretty still. Fourth ot June wilt come to pass.


With none more beautilul than our lass. Have a great party.


Congratulations on gaining your intermediate Food Hygiene Certificate. Luv and stuff.


From the whole family to Hazel! Beattie.


18


0 1 Morrissey, Lilian, " , Leighton, Godzilla, I Holly, Ivy, Carol, and all your other relatives. All my love. Alistair.


WALMSLEY


(Dianne Louise) (May 30th) *


Happy 18th birthday to


ra cracker of a daughter. Congratulations and loads of love.


From all your family.


Mum, Dad and Donna, also Nana, Brian and Christine, Fred and Christine, Simon,


Justin, Kimberley and Kerrle.


Until the morning light. Life goes by without you Carl,


Congratulations on your 40th Wedding Anniversary, Sunday, June 2nd.


Alt love and very best wishes from the family.


Hut it can never be the same.


Until tee meet again. Love forever , mum and dad. Janette. Michel le and Vicky.


D I C K E N S (n e e Ble a s - dale) . — On May 24tli, 1991, p e a c e fu l ly in a


-nursing home and for t i ­ fied by the rites o f Holy M o t h e r C h u r c h , A n n Dickens, aged 84 years,


and fo rme r ly o f R e e - ford Gro v e . Cl itheroe. the beloved wi fe o f the late Frank, lovinu sister o f Ma r y , and the late Elizabeth, Al ice, Rober t and T e r e s a , a l s o the dearest step-mother of I r i s and B i l l . R . I . P . R e q u i e m M a s s o n Wednesday, Ma y 29th, took place at St Michael and St John’s Church, Cl i the roe , fo l lowe d by interment at Cl i theroe Ceme te ry . Dona t ions in lieu o f f lowe r s , for the C a n c e r R e s e a r c h Campaiun. c/o M r s B. T a y lo r . 115 Cha tburn Ro a d , C l i th e ro e . BB7 2 111). I n q u i r i e s t o Richard C h ew Funeral Service. Tel . Cl i the roe 28515.


G A R N E T T . — On Fri day Ma y 24th. peace f u l l y a t W o r t h i n g . Chr is topher John G a r ­ nett, late o f L ow Mo o r , fattier o f Peter . David and Diana.


G R O N W A L D . — Sud d e n ly on M a y 2 6 th . 1991, at her home, 86 W h a l l e y R o a d , Cl i th - eroe, Edna Gro nwa ld , a g e d 6 7 y e a r s , the dear ly loved wi fe o f the l a t e A n t o n i , d e a r mother o f David, Barry Dor is, Wi l l iam, Mar ian.


H a r o l d , J e a n , N y d i a and the late Peter and C a r o le , a l s o a d e a r ly lo v ed m o t h e r - in - l aw . g r a n dm a a n d g r e a t - g randma . Re p o s in g in Peacehaven Chape l o f Rest. A service wi l l be h e l d a t S t J a m e s C h u r c h . C l i t h e r o e , tomor row, Friday. May 31st at 9-30 a.m. fol ­ lowed by cremation at A c c r i n g t o n C r em a to r ium at 10-30 a .m. F l o w e r s w i l l b e received at Peacehaven o r donat ions in lieu if so desired may be given f o r Q u e e n ’ s P a r k H o s p i t a l , W a r d E 3 E n d o w m e n t F u n d . F in an c e D e p a r tm e n t , Bla ckburn. . In q u i r ie s . B r i a n P r i c e F u n e r a l Service. Tel . Cl i theroe 41297.


S M I T H . — O n M a y 25th, 1991, suddenly in hospital. Ma ry, aged 69 years, o f Linden Drive, C l i th e ro e . the d e a r ly loved w i f e o f G o rd o n Smith, loving mother of A n g e l a , d e a r e s t mother - in- law o f Hi lary a n d t h e d e v o t e d grandma o f Richard and Julian. The funeral ser ­ vice and cremation wi l l take place t omo r row , F r id a y , M a y 31s t , at A c c r i n g t o n C r em a torium at 2 p.m. F low ­ ers to be received at the C h a p e l o f R e s t I n q u i r i e s : R i c h a r d Chew' Funeral Service Tel . Cl itheroe 28515.


W H I T T A K E R . -------- On


May 25th, 1991, peace­ f u l l y in h o s p i t a l . Thomas Lesl ie, aged 83 y e a r s , o f W e s t V i ew . C l i th e r o e , the d e a r ly loved husband o f Ma ry W h i t t a k e r and a v e ry dear uncle and brother - in- law. The funeral se r ­ v ic e w i l l t a k e p la c e tomor row, Friday, Ma y 31st, at St M a r y ’s P a r ­ ish Church. Cl itheroe at 12-30 p .m. to be fol lowed by interment at C l i t h e r o e C em e t e r y F am i l y f l o w e r s o n ly please but donat ions if d e s i r ed fo r the Roya l Nat ional Li feboat Insti t u t i o n , . c/o M r s E C h e w . 12 W h a l l e y R o a d , Cl i th e ro e , BB7 1 A W . I n q u i r i e s Richard C h ew Funeral Service. Te l : Cl i theroe 28515.


m em o r i e s o f a d e a r boyfr iend and dad.


There will always be an emptiness.


'y FUNERAL SERVICE


y-'iFiL "Established 1888".'. T e le p h o n e : .• j


C l ith e ro e 442020 ----- INCORPORATING—


LANGSHAWS ' Funeral Service


OW E N (Ca r l ) . — Trea- s u r e d b i r t h <1 a y


Time will never heal the heartache,


Xor stop a silent tear. Or dim the precious memories.


Of you Carl, I still love so dear.


Love Linda, sons J o r ­ dan and Alan.


1027 Acknowledgements


BRIS TOL . — Mr s Ma ry Bristol , Bryan, Mar ion and f am i l i e s w*ish to t h a n k a l l r e la t i v e s . friends and neighbours for all their kind mes­ s a g e s o f s ym p a t h y , cards, and letters, and for the many donations r e c e i v e d f o r 'I' h e F r i e n d s o f C l i t h e r o e Hospi ta l and St C a th ­ e r in e ’s Church. G r a t e ­ ful thanks to the family doctor and all the staff at C l i th e ro e Ho sp i ta l ami Wa rd E3 at Qu e en’s P a rk Ho sp i ta l f o r al l their care and devotion. Special thanks also to the Rev. Alan Bailey for his kind wo rds , prayers a n d m i n i s t r a t i o n s . F i n a l l y to a l l t h e i r f r iends fo r thei r kind suppor t at the funeral service. God bless you all . 4 West f ield Drive, West Bradford.


C O W PERTH W A IT E . ---- The family of the late James C o wp e r th wa i t e wish to thank all rela­ t ive s . f r ien d s and al l w h o a t t e n d e d t h e funeral service for the many kind letters, cards a n d f l o r a l t r i b u t e s received. Special thanks t o C a s t l e f o r d , t h e family doctors and staf f o f C l i th e ro e Hospi ta l , and Rev. P. Hartley for his kind ministrations.


F L E T C H E R .


f am i l i e s o f the la t e Ellen Fletcher wish to thunk relatives, friends and neighbours for the kind messages o f sym­ p a th y , c a rd s , le t t e r s


---- T h e


and donations received d u r in g th e i r t ime o f sorrow*. Special thanks to the family doctor and the s t a f f at Cl i the ro e Ho sp i ta l f o r al l the i r care, also to Gi l l and all at St A n n ’ s C o u r t . Thanks also to the Rev. J. N e e d h am f o r his many visits, prayers and kind ministrations. God bless you all.


J A C K S O N . ---- T h e


f a m i l y o f t h e l a t e Thomas Geof f rey Jack- son wish to express sin­ cere thanks to all rela- t i v e s ,


f r i e n d s ,


n e i g h b o u r s , a l l w h o attended the service at St James* Church fo r the many kind letters, c a rd s , f lo r a l t r ib u t e s and donations received in their time o f s o r row. Special thanks to Chr is ­ tie Hospital , the family doctor, nurses and staf f o f Pendle Wa rd, Cl ith­ eroe Hospital , also Rev. W . Drain and Rev. H. Clark for his kind min­ istrations.


M A R S D E N . — T h e family o f the late James Henry Ma r sd en wou ld l ik e to e x p r e s s th e i r s in c e r e th an k s to a l l r e l a t i v e s , f r i e n d s , neighbours and all wh o a t t e n d e d the fu n e r a l s e r v i c e at H e n th o r n Go sp e l Church f o r all the kind letters, cards a n d f l o r a l t r i b u t e s r e c e i v e d at thi s s a d time. Special thanks to the fami ly doctor, staf f o f C l i th e ro e Ho spi ta l , e v e ry one at Henthorn Gospel Church for their k in d n e s s and R e v B. Ful ler ton fo r his kind ministrations.


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th a n k a l l r e l a t i v e s , friends, neighbours and al l w h o a t t en d e d the s e r v ic e at St J ame s C h u r c h , f o r a l l th e m a n y k in d l e t t e r s , c a rd s , f lo r a l t r ib u t e s and donat ions received in their time o f s o r row. Special thunks to all at St J ame s ’ Church fo r t h e i r p r a y e r s , lo v e , c omfo r t and s u p p o r t , also the family doctor. Rev. H. Clark and Rev. J. N e e d h am f o r the i r kind ministrations, and Ir iends and col leagues at Econ. Go d Bless you all .


T O M L I N S O N . ----- M r s


Elsie Toml inson wishes to thank al l relatives. Iriends and neighbours tor the kind expressions o f sympathy, cards and Moral tributes received d u r in g h e r s a d lo s s . Spe c ia l thanks to the fami ly d o c t o r and al l the sta l l at Cl i the ro e Ho sp i ta l f o r a l l the i r k in d n e s s , and to the R e v . J. N e e d h am f o r his k in d p r a y e r s and ministra tio ns. 1 1 Wo one Lane. Cl itheroe.


The memory o f those happy days.


W I G G A N S . — J a n ic e ami the fami ly o f the late Arnold Al f r e d Wig - gans wish to thank rela­ t ive s . f r i e n d s , ne igh- h o u r s a n d a l l w h o a t t e n d e d the fu n e r a l s e r v i c e at Eb en e / .e r Baptist Chapel . Billing- ton l o r a l l the many kiitd letters, cards and f loral tributes received in their time of so r row. Special thanks to wo rk col le ague s , the fami ly doctor, doctors, nurses and s t a f f o f Q u e e n ’ s P a rk H o s p i t a l , W a r d M4 . and Rev. Pro* tor fo r his kind mini s t ra ­ tions.


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W I L D M A N . ------- M r Mark W i l d mai l a n d tami lv wish to thank relatives. Iriends ami neighbours for the kind expressions o f sympathy and dona­ t ions r e c e iv ed dur ing the i r t ime o f so r row and bereavement . Spe­ cial thanks to everyone at C a s t l e f o r d . the family doctor ami stall at C l i th e r o e Hospi tal for all their loving care, to f r i e n d s at Sta t ion Hotel , and to F'ather J. Wa r e in g fo r his kind­ n e s s a n d p r a y e r s . Man o r Road. Clitheroe.


W IL SO N . -------- The family o f the late Hi lda Wilson w i s h t o tli ii nk a i l f riends and neighbours fo r al l the i r help and ki n d n e s s t h ro u g h o n t many y e a r s , a l s o al l s t a f f a t C l i t h e r o e H o s p i t a l , the fami ly doctor and members of the Social Services, also E. Mo s s for his minis­ trations.


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