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HEALTH STUDIO Off Lowergate & Castle Street


Tel: (01200) 24475 or 24472 i&i&ti*itte.


I FAMILY NOTICES


- SECTION m m


4. (Dominic Jo h n ) HENSHA w


Announcements sent by post must be endorsed with the name and addrasa ot the sender.


In ease ot engagements by post or handed In at our front c o u n te r re c e p t io n , the signatures of both parties are required.


In th e c a s e of b i r th announcements one of the parents signatures Is required.


Announcements for the births a n d e n g a g e m e n t s


classifications cannot be accepted by phone.


All In Memorlams and Birthday Memorlams must be prepaid.


A honeymoon a t Lake Garda, Italy, followed the wedding a t St Mary the Virgin Church, Gisburn, of secretary Miss Lisa Frankland and farmer Mr Brian Garnett Hall.


HALL — FRANKLAND The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs C. Frank­


land, of Gisbum, and tne bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs J.G. Hall, of Gargrave. Given away by h e r . f a th e r , th e b r id e wore a


straight dress of ivory dupion with a cathedral-length train, and carried a bouquet of white roses, Singapore orchids and freesia. Bridesmaids Misses Tracey Pinder and Gill Town-


son and dame of honour Mrs Rachael Weare wore straight dresses of terracotta dupion, featuring scal­ loped shawl collars, and bridesmaids Misses Cheryl Perfect and Kathryn Cleminson wore floral dresses with te r ra co t ta waterfall bows. They carried bou­ quets of gold and terracotta roses and cream freesia. Be st man was Mr Andrew Cleminson and the


groomsmen we re M e ss rs Graham Beck, Richard Marsden and Andy Lambert. .


After the ceremony, conducted by Canon Graham


Walker, a reception was held a t Bolton-by-Bowland Village Hall. The wedding cake was made and iced by Je an and Avril Perfect; the bride’s aunt and cousin, and was presented to the couple as a wedding gift. Mr and Mrs Hall a re to live in Gargrave. Photo: K. and J . Jelley, Settle.


Into gear in drugs battle


A SPONSORED mountain bike ride is being held in a bid to raise funds to edu­ c a te y o u n g s te r s a b o u t drug misuse. Organised by Ribbles-


will raise funds for a Life Education Centre, which will to u r th e a re a ’s pri- maiw schools, giving facts a n d a d v i c e o n d r u g miBuse. The entry fee is £2 pe r


d a le R o ta ry C lu b , th e 10km mountain bike ride s t a r t s a t noon a t W e s t Bradford Village Hall on September 24th. - Th is family fun ev en t


y 1


rider and there will be free d r in k s a t th e end of the nde. Anyone wanting to par­


ticipate in the n d e should contact Mr Richard Dug- dale on Clitheroe 24962.


Mountain bike


A PU R P L E T ownsend mountain bike, valued a t £150, was stolen from a g a r a g e on K e n i lw o r th Dnve, Chtheroe, between 1-80 an d 9-80 p .m . on Sunday.


Saw stolen


BURGLARS stole a Stihl saw and hedge trimmer, valued to g eth e r a t £350, from a farm a t Bolton-by- Bowland between Sunday and F n d ay of last week. .


Bridge winners


T H E w in n e r s o f th e weekly bridge session a t


th e Pen d le Club, Clith- eroe, were Mrs K. Bulcock and partner,- Mrs F. Por­ ter,- and Mr T. Thornber. ■


Pollution hotline finishes


A TELEPHONE hotline for local residents disgrun­ tled about air pollution has been disconnected. An Inspectorate of Pol­ lution mobile testing unit


was in th e a re a for four weeks following a public o u t c r y a b o u t p lu n ie -


5r o u n d i n g , a t C a s l e


and concerned re s id en ts w e re in v i te d to r e p o r t incidents of plume-ground­ ing on a special emergency n umber so th a t th e un it could be a t th e scene as soon as possible. T h e r e s u l t s - o f th e


ement. Clean a ir campaigners


month-long te s t will be made available a t the end of September.


Worth £800


T H IE V E S s to le a Sony C om p ac t Disc and c a s ­ s e t te -p la y e r , v a lu ed a t


£800, from an Audi c a r parked on Highfield Road,


Clitheroe, b etween 2-40 and 2-45 p.m. on Monday.


Antique theft


BURGLARS stole a dark mahogany antique se t of drawers, valued a t £2,000, from a house in Downham between 9 a.m. on Tues­ d a y a n d 11 a .m . on Wednesday of last week.


CD player gone


THIEVES stole a portable television se t and Compact D i s c ; p l a y e r , v a lu e d to g eth e r a t £300, from a c a r a v a n in R im in g to n between Monday and F r i­ day of last week.


GISBURN AUCTION MART PRICES


TH ER E we re 84 newly-


r c a lv ed d a i ry cows an d h e i fe r s , fo rw a rd d u r in g Thursday’s sale a t Gisbum Auction Mart.


v .d u e : S ep tem b e r .: : to .,£ 9 8 0 (£847 60)


, There were 320 rearing calves forward


.


. - made to £236 (£199.76),' Llmou--' sin X bulls to £225 (£100 89), heifers to £188 (£116 76), Bel-


, .. Blonde d'Aqultalne-X bulls to £226 (£181 05), heifers to £112


5 - ^ 1 , f? •<


<s: (£16.36),-Angus'X bulls to £200 : (£99.50),Iheliers to £92 (£80.60);; price:; Friesian bull calf,


.- -bulls to £128,: Friesian-bulls to £108: (£95.87),- heifers to £20


. \ i t . i ?«-■>•>.. i -x , -


i t Forward - in the fatstock. sec­ tion: were 697::cattle, including - —-


. and 4,176 sheep,-Including 3,744 'o to 216.6p, heavy to 200p,- steers : lambs,14> shearlings .and 416: . to 236p, heifers to 228p, bulls to ewes and rams.


*4 to 167p (136Jlp), medium to ‘ ' " . f t * - ; 1


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■}' v/V** ^ I c £ A - V / I ; Bulls:: Continental light .made “ “ i, ’ ‘ L ■234:young.bulls;'T91:steers ana.ix; Prices:: Light-Iambs made to i ana cattle ' heifers and 171:coWs and bulls.-ffi 216p, standard to 214p, medium


. 232p, registered; sheepdogs to : £l,o60, unregistered sheepdogs to £476


X bull calf, A and T. Smith, w £296


R R ^ n s o n . n o l '1


1 (£104 06), other Continental X - bulls to £146 (£126)( Hereford X


Calves: Charolals X'bulls- medlum to 121.6p (110.2p), eavy to 120p (103.5p)...


other lig


;; (£137.00),- Simmental X bulls to - , £240 (£223 35), helfors to £62


.glan Blue.X- bulls to £290 ■ (£213.86),. h e ife rs to £190


.to 124p (110.6p), grade 2 to 104p : (89.1p). grade 3 to 81.6p (G7.8p),- cast bulls to 119p (105.4p); - ...


-.Cows _ and bulls: Grade 1 cows I t . . . , ____ lls: 03.Gp


10.6p (10S.8p), '


; (93.2p).-; medium to -106.6p :; (93.5p), heavy, to 93.9p (87.9p),


; > Sheep: Light lambs to lil.2p (89.7p), s tan d a rd■to.103;7p


Kshearllngs to 71p (60.1p);:horned j. ewes to £26 (£11:80); other ewes'


:j;to'£34,'(£20.66),'rams: to;£36 (£27.05):


h„n ..if ■:.- non were 23.07 tonnes of wheat ‘conUnenul g™ - ^ hich « * • *» « 4 Per


J ? wwb r d ;>.i n- > t h e ;? B e a c o n North-West Electronic i Auction M were 5,874;lambs; .including ,70


x ';*■ Forward in ’ the produce: sec- : V; -f-r.-VV.-"


Roger and Eileen are : v;; delighted to announce the :


- SUMNER v-'- -v i


: safe arrival of their son, Ben|amin James,- weighing : 7Id 14oz;'on September,a-:


2nd. .Thank you to the Ribble Valley.midwifery, team and ;


the staff at the Edith Watson Maternity Unit.


youngest daughter,. Penny, to a Steven; only son of Mr and Mrs G. Blunstone, of ' Accrington. lov* andu


,


• congratulations from -, both families.


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: a pleajod,(o announce the -.' engagement of their.


Mr and Mrs R. Coon are . BLUNSTONE ‘ COON - to ( ,


, First-quality heifers made to- £1,340 (£942.60), second to £790 (£718 35) , Forward-wore six In-calf dairy : cows and helfors,. with heifers


£1,400 (average £053), second to £760 (£095)


First-quality cows made to


; 109u (141.8u), heavy to 168p (139.Ip), other light to 18Sp (121.7p), medium to 142p (122.Ip ) , heavy to 137.5p (126.2p). ■■■■■■:: ■“


£977.60. Top kilo: R. R. Foster 620kg at 169p -


tal


(124.Ip), heavy to 137p (128.1pj. other


(111.Op),- medium to 124.5p (117. Ip), heavy to 129p (118.2p)).


(121.Op), medium to light


169p (126.9p); -medium to II (127.4p),


Continental


.4p), heavy to 136.6p (125p$, f light to 116


light. heifer o .'............... -


eifers ‘ to , Top price; J. M. Townsend,


Steers and heifers: Continen­ light steers made to 133p 134:


steers, to 118.5p (118


cox Geoff and Nicola are


delighted to announce the safe arrival of their son,


Declan James, on Monday,' , September 4th, 71b 4oz.


Thanks to all concerned. ! ■


IDDLEBROUGH : Mr and Mr, Vic Morris, o f :


M MORRIS-


■ Gflndloton, are plsated to - announce the engagement of - their daughKr, Stan to Keith


■ Mlddlebrough of Kendal.;; _ love and congralulatloni.:


■ From both fam i l ie s .


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B R YA SB (noa Pickering)


Michael and Suian are delighfed to announce the speedy arrival of their two beautiful sons,


James and Christian on the 4th September, 1995.


Special thanks to staff on the


Control Delivery Suite at Queens Park Hospital, mldwtves on C7 for their care ond friendliness and to Dr Mahmood/


1 Mr Tuckwell and Mr Najla for their assistance


DARSBY (naa Pickering).* Thankyou Susan and Mick fo r o u r b e au t ifu l, g ra n d ­ sons, James and Christian. LoveyouaU. Mum and Dad.


BARBSY (nae Pickering).- Welcome to o u r nephews,


James and Christian, two more fans for. the Claretsl


Love from M ar tin and Gra­ ham,


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SEEDALL (David)


Congratulations and best wishes on your 21st


- birthday, September 17th.


All our love, mum, dad, Graeme ana Martin.


Death notlcea, thanka for sympathy, acknowledgements and floral trlbutos must come from a Funeral Director.


Thank You


HOLDEN,* Tom and -Josle would like co cnanK an fam­ ily. friends and neighbours fo r th e lovely card s and pre sen ts received on th e ir


Golden Wedding Anniver­ sary,


INGHAM (G e o rg in a ) September 17th


You thought we'd forge/, Being the youngost o f 4 Who needs a photo O f one we adore


Have a great party. Love mum a n d d ad , TJfiank <7/014


PAZDZIOR (Mary)


I would like to thank my


daughters, Lesley and Denise For giving me their time and help during my slay In


hospital, also to Inank friends and relations for their cards,


Mr Smith and staff at Sharoe Green for their care.


f lfts and flowers, thanks to Dr Mckinlay,


SEFTO (Kerry)


N DUGDALE (M a y a n d Jo h n )


Congratulations on your ruby wedding, September 10th.


HetH* would Ilk* to thank relation* and friend* for gifts, Bower* and cord*,


*Ufian& <Vou RICHARDSON


Father H. Hughes for prayers and visits and Whltewell P.C.C ond M.U., and Chipping M.U. andW.I. Grateful thonks to oil.


Doctor MdOnlay and nurse*. Clliheroe Health Centre, the Rev F. Cheoll and


Btockbum Rovol Infirmary, •»peciolly doctor* and nurse* Ward 19,


17th September Love from


H f f f f f f f f f W f f W f f


ST IR LING (Veevers).* 1 would like to thank mum. dad. gran. Lee. ond all rela*, tlves and fr iends fo r the r lovely cards and presents


ST JU D E . - O u r L o r d . T h a n k s fo r p ra y e r s a n ­ swered. KES.


Vday.Joanne.


s p e n t o n lo v e is t im e w a s ted (Tasso). You are my love. Thank you always. Rose.


^B i r th s


ocelved on my 21 s t b ir th ­ ENICE - Any t im e n o t


Mum, d a d . Z o o , Peps i, Cleo a n d Sob a s tio n


L ev a L in d a , M ich a e l a n d f am i ly , M a r ty n , A n n e t te a n d f am i ly a n d Kitty.


******* ************** Ikethl


C ing O ge om f A


HUMPHREYS (M


ark) Congratulations on your


21 st birthday, September 13th.


Love and best wishes from mum, dad,


Paul, Ian and Sheila.


CLARK.- On S e p tem b e r 7th.: 1995, suddenly a t hla home In West Brad fo rd . William Sidney, aged 76 years, th e dearly loved hus-~ bond of the late Hilda and Ellen, a very d e a r fath er of J a n e t , - d e a r g ra n d a d of Morgan, loved son-in-law of P e te r and a d e ar s tep ­ fath er or Sylvia. Allen and Colin. Service a t St Am­ brose Church, Grlndleton, followed by cremation a t Skipton Crematorium, was y e s te rd a y . D o n a t io n s in lieu of flowers. If so d e ­ sired, were for the friends of Clitheroe Hospital and C lith e ro e Health Centre, c/o Mrs Sylvia Robinson, C ro f t la n d s . G r ln d le to n t View, C h atb u rn , Nr Cli­


Read and Sons. Back Lane, G r ln d le to n . T e l: 0 1 2 0 0 441611.


h e ro e . Inquir ies William


CURLEY.- Suddenly In hos­ p ita l, on Sep tem b e r 6th. 1995, Maureen of 3 Dorset D r iv e , C l i t h e r o e , th e dearly loved wife of Nell, d loved mother of Noll and


Ann and loved grandma of C har lotte and Gemma. S er­ vice and in te rm en t a t St H elen's Church, Wadding- ton, on Thursday, Septem­ b er 14th a t 10 a.m. Inqui­ ries c/o, Calverloy'a Fun­ e r a l .S e rv ic e , C h a tb u rn R o a d . C l l th e r o e . T e l : 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 2 0 2 0 .’.


au g h te r - in - law Deborah


GREENWOOD.- On S ep ­ dtem b e r 11th, 1995. su d ­


years, of Rlbblesdale Ave­ n u e . C l i th e ro e and fo r ­


( enly a t his home, R o b er t Bob) Greenwood, aged 54


vice w i l l ta k e p la c e on Monday. September 18th ot St M ary 's Parish Coun­ cil, Clitheroe a t 11 a.m. to be followed by in te rm en t a t Clltheroe Woodland Cem­ etery. Family flowers only please, b u t donations. If de­ sired. fo r the Ribble Valley Rail User Group c /o Mr. R.. Birch. Raydale, 13 Crow Tree Brow. Chatburn, Cll­ the ro e ; BB7 4AA. Inquiries S to Richard Chew Funeral


merly of A c cr in g to n .- th e d e a r ly loved h u sb an d of Margaret, the much loved father of Alice, a very dear t bro th e r- in -law and friend


o many. The funeral s e r ­


September 11th, 1995, In h o sp i ta l , M arg aret , aged 85 years, of Chatburn; th e dearly loved wife of th e late George Michael Klllean, much loved mo th e r of.Vera a n d K e n n e th , a d e a r , m o th e r - in - law of. P h i l ip and M arg aret, a devoted grandma' of Bernard,; Ed­ ward, Sandra; Carol, ’ Mi­ chael,. Gillian and Sarah; also a d e ar great-grandma. Reposing - In : Pence; Haven Chapel of: Rest. /A service w i l l .b e h e ld a t -C h r is t Church, .Chatburn,. tomor-; ; row , F r id a y - S e p tem b e r


4 e r v i c e . > T e l : 0 1 2 0 0 ully on


43045. .


t r e Medical F o u n d a t io n ' F u n d , c /o o f M rs 'J e an Price, 39 Downham Road; C h a tb u r n . I n q u i r e s - a t Brian Pr ice F u n e ra l ’ S e r ­ Pvice. Tel: 01200 4 4 1 2 9 7 .n '


onations in lleu. ir so de­ ,sired, may be donated for.


deceived a t Peace Haven o r the Clltheroe: Health Cen­


lowed by cremation a t Ac­ c r in g to n : Crematorium a t r 1-50 p.m. Flowers will be


15th. a t : 12-3 0 p.m. fo l­


ate - H. Parkinson, > q u ie t ly ; o in C litheroe -Hospital and nd'Bank House.iWhoUey,'


ARKINSON,- Annie Eliza­ lbeth (Nancy) widow of the


of Beverley Close; C lith e r ­ a e, formerly of Balderstone


Jo h n >:and; Robin. ‘ Service and cremation on.Tuesday;' t S e p tem b e r s ! 2 th . - D o n a ­


Ca lv e r le y 's ‘F u n e ra l ( Ser-; vice,- Chatburn - Road.v CI1- th e ro e . AU Inqulrles-Tel: 01200 442020


mio n s If desired, to Leukae-; I a s R e s e a r c h v>tc /-,o ^ ; 4


mother, o f Jan , Robin a n d . P the late. Lois and s is te r to


eggy.and the la te S an d e r /


Simon a n d Ann Marie Marie a n d Nell, Vicky a n d Sue x


Mr and Mrs M. J. Hargreaves, of Low Moor, Clitheroe, wish to announce the forthcoming marriage of their eldest son,


HARGREAVES - BURGESS


Philip Derek, to Wendy Burgess, on Saturday, September 16th, 1995.


Love a n d b e s t wishes , mum a n d d a d . "


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eddings *************** ******


Congratulation, and bolt withes on your 18 th birthday, September 15th.


- From mum, d a d , Tyrone a n d Danlella.


Health and happiness always.


H E N SH AW (D o m in i c John).* Lots of love and' best wishes on your 18th birthday. From Heidi end Peter.


H E N SH AW (D o m in i c John).* Congratulations on your 18th birthday, lots of love Nano.


H E N SH A W (D o m in i c John).- Happy 18th birth day, all the best for the fu< tu re . From Dawn, Steven Kurt and Brent.


ACFE YAE Brian amd Nicky Rawclllfe


RWUF-BWTR


are pleased to announce the engagement oF their


daughter, lisa, to Simon, son of Erie and Valerie Bywaler.


C o n g r a tu la t io n s a n d


b a s t w i s h e s f rom b o th fam i l ie s


'T h e C l i th e r o e v e r t is e r a n Birthday gr - ^ - ^O r e r t ta g a - s i1; ^ 4 Engagement*


COON. • BLUNSTONE . C ongratulations Penny and Steven) Lots of love, Carol, . Gary. Rachel, R o b er t and


R eb e cc a . THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14th, 1995 im e s DesttlU: 2 ** > . In M ory -


RATCLIFFS,- Peacefully In hospital. Thomas, aged 67 years, of Little Snodworth F a rm , ■ L a n g h o . w i l l be deeply missed by his loving family, b ro th e rs John and Richard, s is te rs Sally and Alice and nieces and ne­ phews. Funeral service will take place a t St Leo n a rd 's Church. Langho, on Friday, September 15th. 1995 a t 12 . noon, cremation following


Lan g sh aw's Funeral S e r ­ vice, King S treet, Whalley. Tel: 01254 824529.


c / o em ;


T H O R N B E R (K e v i n ) . - •Treasured memories of u loving son and father, died September 15th, 1993. - On i f we could visit heaven,<


a t A c cr in g to n C rem a to ­ rium. 1 p.m. Family flowers only please, donations. If d e s ired , to British Hear t F o u n d a t i o n ,


SEED (n«e Rll*y).- Peace­ fully a t Towneley House, Longridge, on September 8th. 1995, Helen (Nellie), l aged 76 years, the dearly


Forthcoming M


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.c e a s e d ) , a lso a g r a n d ­ m o th e r and g re a t-g ra n d ­ mother. Greatly missed by friends and family. Funeral service took place on Wed­ nesday, September 13th a t 11 a .m . a t th e P a r i s h Church of Saint Lawrence, L o n g r ld g o fo l low e d by c o m m i t t a l a t P r e s t o n C rem a to r ium . In q u i r ie s . Edelston Funerals, Stone-


M au re e n , L o r ra in e (d e ­ ceased) and Barbara (de-


oved m o th e r of B a r r ie ,


b r id g e , L o n g r id g e . Tel: 01772 782388.


In M ory em


A I N SW O R T H R o b e r t (Bob),- S e p tem b e r 16th,


Our love always . Doris , Maureen, Ju d i th and Peter, Sally, Catherine. Ju lie and families.


C R Y N E K r i s t o p h e r . -


Lord In heaven here my prayer,


ove him In heaven as he T would be loved at home.


e a good shepherd, don L leave him alone,


DEMAINE (Marie).- Treas ­ ured memories of a dear wife, who fell a s le ep on September 12th, 1994.


Allmy love J o h n . -


Loved and remembered everyday. •


DEMAINE (Marie).- Loving memories of a d e ar mum a n d g ra n dm a , w h o fe ll


asleep on September 12th 1994.


Mrom Cara. Nicola, Billy, M artin, Ryan, Lauren and


Still loved, still missed, F' still very dear. egan.


DEMAINE (Marie).- In lov­ ming memory of. a very d e ar


L994.oved and missed always. Dean. Celenaand Brandon.


d o th e r and grandmother, 1ie d S e p tem b e r 1 2 th ,


DINSDAL E (A n d r e w ) . - Treasu red • memories of a d e a r s o n . b r o th e r a n d grandson, died September 13th, 1986.


Unseen, unheard but al­ ways near,


from grandma Prue, grand­ ad Jlmbob ond special love from Auntie Janice, xxx


on, love you very much


Deep In my heart you will always stay,


Look after our Kristopher B with loving care,


s o o u r special little grand­


1982. Treasured memories of a very d e ar husband, dad and grandad. No ma t t e r h ow l i f e changes. No matter what we do, A special place within our W hearts.e will always keep for you.


The pain would go away. We'd put our arms around, A you.nd whisper words so- ■ true, That living life without I you.s so very hard to do. Mum, Dad, son David and Linda.


T this very sad day. - « :


hen perhupsjust for a mo­ ment.


WAGGETT (Joan).- Birth­ day memories September 17th. Always In our thoughts,


Forever In our hearts. From Mum, husband WUf, B arb ara, Mike and c h i l­ dren.


WILKINSON.- In ever lov­ ding memory of Eliza Ellen,


Joseph and d e ares t mother of Pauline, died September 23rd, 1973. Pauline.


early loved wife of the late


Thanks For -f Sym


pathy - =


BOARDMAN.- Mr Alfred t Boardman wo u ld like to


ahank all relatives, friends chy, le t te r s and cards of


sad loss. Thanking also the Rev R Nicholson for his comfort ing m in is tra t io n s an d all th e d o c to r s and n u r s e s w h o a t t e n d e d Nancy In h e r long Illness.


COWK1NG (Jose).- The fam­ mily of J an e t wish to thank


f os t s in ce re ly re la t iv e s , S


nd n eighbours fo r th e ir t kind expressions of sympa bondolence and floral t r i ­


utes received during his


RICHARD CHEW F u n e r a l S e r v ic e


A f a m i l y o w n e d f u n e r a l c o n c e r n o f f e r i n g a p e r s o n a l s e r v i c e R e s i d e n c e a n d C h a p e l o f R e s t .


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riends and neighbours for th e many messages of synv


athy, cards and floral tr l t ute s received during th e ir


Brown and staff a t Slald- b u rn P rac tic e . A memo rlum service will be held a t Dale Head Church on the Sep temb er2 4 th , 1995.


HARDMAN (R o b e rt Ger r a r d ) . - P h il ip a n d P a t Hardman wish to express f th e ir very sincere thanks


slon of th e loss of R o b er t G e r r a r d H a r dma n and would wish especially to A thank the staff of the Bailey


HOLDEN.- The b ro th e r s and families of Jo an Holden wish to th an k mos t s in ­ c e re ly re la t iv e s , f r ien d s and neighbours fo r messa­ ges of sympathy, mass of­ tferings and donations, for


t rms for th e ir excellent ca­ ering.


RIGBY.- Sheila and family wish to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for p the kind messages of sym­


lessyounll.- •


LOUGHRIDGE (Frank).- In h loving memory of a d e ar


ond memories orKeel. . ach morning when I wake


Susband and dad. died on Eeptember 14th. 1994.


O ar.r take awoy the memory of the one we loved so T dear.he home you left Is lonely T now. Jam lonely too,


NIVEN (Norman),- T re a s ­ ured memories of a d e ar husband who died Septem- b e r lO th , 1982.


Loving wife Grace. Martin, Paul and Bruce.


This day we do remember. Alovlngthoughtweglve. To one no longer with us, Butin our hearts still lives. Love from Dad, Freda, Vic­ Fto r ia , GUI and Grandma.


and realise that you are N gone.o one knows my loneli­ Wness, but I still carry on.


hords can not tell the teeartache or stop a silent


hose left behind are good and kind, but none re­ places you.


sThirteen years have passed Yince that sad day.


T H O R N B E R ( K • v I n ) . - •Treasured memories of a t loving b ro th e r , died Sep-


Two years ago you were ta­ ken from us. And everyday that passes.


emb e r 15th, 1993.


H here,ow we love and miss you. No words can ever say. We only know without you. There is no perfect day. Stephen and Angle. ;


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o some you may be forgot­ T ten,o others Just part of the B past.ut not by those who loved • you, Your memory will always F last.rom Doris, Joan ond Dun- con. Marlon and grandchil­ dren. -


ou closed your eyes end T passed away.


SCOTT.- The family of the t late Jack Scott would like


h e many cards, flowers, sh e ir time of so r row and


co u ld n 't havo coped. God bless you a l l . .


F o r C ra f tsm an sh ip In G R A N I T E ,


M A R B L E , G R E E N S L A T E a n d


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