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GREENALL.- On Novem­ ber 14th. 1995. Margaret Bennett Greenall. aged 88 years, the dear friend of the late Eleanor Barbara Ain- scow. The funeral service l and Interment took place


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BUTT (Marcus Alan John).' Cherished birthday memo­ ries, November 28th. No gold where your heir 1


Past Tuesday at St John's Garish Church. Hurst s reen. Donations If de­ cired to the above church, Ms/o the funeral director, 9 srs. H Whalley & Sons, T4 Rlpon Street. Preston.


JACKSON.- On November 17th, 1995, aged 90 years, peacefully, in 'Rossen- dale*. YorK Street and for­ merly of Alma Place. Clt- t theroe, Ida, the dear wife of


yesterday, Wednesday, No­ vember 22nd, at the Chapel of Rest, Chatburn Road, followed by Interment In t the Chapel Yard. Grlndle-


Fhe late James Jackson.


KENNEDY.- Suddenly on November 19th, 1995. John Paul, of Clitheroe, the


Bumper fun for ladies


THESE members of Clitheroe Ladies Circle stuck to their word at a summer ball and raised a bumper sum for charity.


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, “Friendship and fun” is their motto and a night of precisely that, at the Mytton Fold Farm Hotel, raised £400 for the Macmillan Nurse Appeal.


and it proved a sizzling success. Over 80 people attended, enjoying a dinner, as well as dancing to popular local band Fisher T. Fish.


between the Macmillan Nurse Appeal, various local charities and the Imperial Cancer Research laboratory in Man­


The money raised was divided It was the group’s first summer ball


chester, which Clitheroe Ladies Circle supports annually. .


McKenna said: “The summer ball was so successful that we hope to make it an annual event. We would like to thank everyone who attended and helped make the donation to Macmillan Nurses possible.”


Organiser of the event Mrs Christine


Appeal county organiser Mr John Highton receiving the cheque from Clitheroe Ladies Circle chairman Mrs Linda Wilson.


Our picture shows Macmillan Nurse


meetings and social events and fur­ ther details are available from Mrs Wilson on 01200 25923.


Clitheroe Ladies Circle holds regular W « fpUi J l f i f i t i ■fir Announcements


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


In case of engagements by post or handed in at our


front counter reception, the signatures of both parties are required.


In the case of birth announcements one of the parents signatures Is required.


Announcements for the Births and Engagements classifications cannot be accepted by phone. -


All In Memoriams and Birthday Memoriams must be pre-pald.


acknowledgements and Floral Tributes must come from a Funeral Director.


Death Notices. Thanks for Sympathy, 4 0 H E R E


Birthday Greeting*


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Love from Mum, Dad and Paula


Happy .18th birthday,; November 24th


Love Nanna, Auntie Eileen and family


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Congratulations and best


wishes on your 21st birthday (Stevie Babyl)


'Lots of love Mum, Dob, Gary, Sharon, Nan and Grandad


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Congratulations for a happy 21 st birthday, 28th November.'


Lots of love Grandad Jim. XX


Wishing you all the very best.


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much loved husband of Winnie, dearly loved father of Lisa, father-in-law of Stuart and grandad of Nao­ mi and Adam. Reposing In Peacehaven Chapel of Rest. t Service and cremation will


C rem a torium tod ay, Thursday, November 23rd


ake place at Accrington


at 3 p.m. Family flowers only please, donations In lieu If so desired, may be donated for the CUtheroe Health Centre Medical Foundation Fund, c/o Mrs Jean Price, 39 Downham Road, Chatburn. Clither­


uneral service was held


was. No warmth where your \ hand was,


No light where your face -Silence where hope was.


Only tears where our heart A was.nd ever with us. Marcus. ever with us,


Cwas, ■ -old wind where your voice was.


PHILLIPS (Mlchaal David).- , Treasured birthday memo­ ries of a dear son, Novem- ber28th.


Love you always. Mummy* Still lovinQ you and missing you, Nana and Grandad. Loved and remembered al­ ways, Uncle Fraser.


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However long our lives | maylast,Whatever we may do, - Whatever Joys or griefs we \ W have.


. Ae will remember you. ll our love, Mum and Dad.


.YhaaluFdrl! , Sympathy:'-?


BETHELL.- Gay and family of the late Ernest Randall Bethell wish to thank all who attended the funeral service at St Michael and St John's Catholic Church, for all the many kind let­ fters, Mass cards, Mass of­


NELSON (formsrlv Moss). Peacefully In hospital, on November 17th, 1995 t aged 83 years, Violet Ivy,


oe, BB7 4AU. Inquiries to Brian Price Funeral Ser­ vice. Tel: 01200 441297.


Harry, Bernard and Doreen and a much missed and loved nannan and great- nannon. The funeral service will be held at Accrington Crematorium, today, Thursday, November 23rd at 1 p.m. Family flowers only please by-request, but donations could be made In V io le t 's memory for Friends of Clitheroe Hos­ pital, c/o Calverley's Fun­ eral Service, Chatburn Road. Clttheroe. All Inqui­ Sries. Tel: 01200 442020.


She much loved mother of thylvia Edna and Terry, also


e dear mother-in-law of


DAVIS.- Clarice and family of the late James (Jimmy) wish to express their sin­ cere thanks to all relatives, t friends and neighbours for


words of comfort received at this sad time. Special thanks the restdonce, staff. Wendy and Tim at High Brake House, for all the kindness over the past years, also to Father High' am for his prayers and kind ministrations and Eric and Alison Mayman Funeral Directors for all their help and kindness.


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PEAK.- Peacefully in Trin­ ity Hospice. Blackpool, on November 18th, -1995, Eric, aged 64 years, for­ merly of Clitheroe. the loved husband of Eileen, a loving dad of Trevor, Lynn, Elaine, Shirley and famil­ gies. Goodnight, God bless,


quiries please to T.H. Fen­ ton, 27-28 Rossall Road, Cleveleys. FY5 1DX. Tel: T 01253 852383.


only please, donations In lieu to, Trinity Hospice. Low Moor Road, Blspham, Blackpool. FY2 OBG. In­


randad. Family flowers


AYLOR.- On Wednesday, November 15th, 1995, peacefully in hospital, after a short Illness. Evelyn, aged 86 years, of Clitheroe, the dearly loved mother of Jean. Mary, Malcolm, Ed l ward and the late Margur-


GALLAGHER FENDER -


engagement of their eldest daughter Naomi to


Mr & Mrs Gallagher are pleased to announce the


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t Every reader who pays for an illustrated birth notice In


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his newspaper during November will be eligible for entry


The draw will take place on the last Friday of the month & the name of the winner published the week after. Call Into one of our offices, Burnley Express, Bull St, Q Burnley. Leader-Times. Scotland Road, Nelson or


In to a draw to win a £15 voucher to spend at “Nursery Stoiy* 123 Gisbum Road. Banrowford.


ltheroe Advertiser & Times, King St, Clitheroe, with ■ one signature and your greeting.


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RICfCHUSS.- Susnn-would like to thank family and- friends for. cards, flowers and • presents, during' her stay in hospital. A special thank you to Mr Paley and S staff on Ward 5.


T JUDE.- Lord hear my prayers. K.E.S.


Congratulations and best wishes on your 18th


Dawn, Stacey and Fiona Happy 18th birthday Mummy


birthday, 24th November All our love Mum,


Hugs and kisses ; Elliott x


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KING (nee Page).- To John and Denise. God's gift of a son Louis Michael, on No­ vember 20th. 71b 3oz, at Grimsby Maternity Hospi­ tal.


MACALPINE.- On Novem­ ber 13th. to Ian and Sally, a son Peter Reuben. Many thanks to friends and l neighbours for all the love­


Health Centre.


ECCLESTON (Hayloy)


November 23rd


bCongratulations from aoth families and Nan


Stephen son of Mr & Mrs Fender.


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BURGESS.- On Monday November 20th, 1995 peacefully in hospital. Clif> ford, aged 78 years, of Low Moor. Clitheroe, the much loved husband of Edith Burgess, loving father of Doreen and John, father- in-law of John and Maggie, dearest grandad of Debor­ ah. Delena, Alison. Nell Alan and Alan, groat grandad of Lynton. Lee James. Jonathan and Kay lelgh. The funeral arrange ments later. Inquiries to Richard Chew Funeral Ser vice. Tel: 01200 443045


DAVIS.- On Novembe 15th. suddenly James (Jim my) of 4 Winston AvenueL Cross Hills, formerly of Clitheroe, the beloved hus­ band of Clarice. Funeral service was held at St An drews Church, Klldwlck, on Wednesday November 22nd. prior to cremation at Sklpton. •


y cards. flowers and good wishes, to the .local mid-: wife team and Clitheroe


H7HarJl tfjou- SPEDDING


• •• for cards; presents : ; ■


\ David and Barbara would like to thank family and friends


. and the lovely surprises for their Silver Wedding • •■.over, the weekend


SUNDERLAND Shaun and Janice are


PLACE-


-Antony, on 8th November, ’ 61b 13oz.


pleased to announce the , birth of their son, Jakev


A most welcome brother for, Katie Thanks to all concerned.


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Happy 40th Birthday on 2oth November.


ECCLES.- Suddenly on No vembor -17th, 1995, Ken­ tneth, aged 68 years, of Cli


fheroe, the much loved lather, of Lorraine , and


oved father-in-law of Brian. Reposing In Peace- haven Chapel of Rest, where a service will be held today.1 Thursday, Novem­ ber 23rd at 10-15 a.m. fol lowed by cremation at Ac­ crington Crematorium ;at 11 .a.m. Flowers will be re celved at Peacehaven or do­ nations ,ln - lieu. • If so de sired, may. berdonated for the. Clitheroe Heart--Ma­ chine Fund, c/o Mr B. Lord 5 Moor Lane. Clitheroe. In qulries to Brian Price Fun­ eral*'Service. -Tel: 01200 441297.,


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WALKER.- On November 14th, 1995. suddenly at his home, in Macclesfield, and formerly of Slaldburn, Philip Murray Walker, aged 45 years, the dearly loved husband of Lynne, the much loved father of Alexandra. Fraser and Ver­ ity. dearest son of Betty and the late Gerald Walker and the much loved brother of Linda and Sarah. The fun­ eral service took place on Monday. November 20th, at St.-Andrew's Church, Slaidburn, followed by In­ terment In the Churchyard, donations in lieu of flow­ ers. if desired, for the 'The Childrens Research Fund' c/o Mrs E. Chew. 12 Whal­ ley Road. Clltheroe, BB7 1AW. Inquiries to Richard Chew Funeral Service. Tel: 01200443045.


Lane. Clltheroe at 11 a.m. today. Thursday, Novem­ ber 23rd. prior to Inter­ ment at Clltheroe Ceme­ tery. Family flowers only please, but donations If so desired, to the Heart Ma­ chine Fund, c/o Mr B. Lord, 5 Moor Lane. Clltheroe, BB7 1BE. All Inquiries to Eric and Alison Mayman Funeral Directors. Cllther­ oe. Tel: 01200 442285.


ormed Church. Moor In Memory


HALL (Annla).- In ■ loving memory of a very dear wife, mother, grandmother and mother-in-law, died No­


MASSEY (Molly).- In loving memory of a special nan. • died November* 22nd,


Silent thoughts of times to­ gether, ■ • i ' ■ ■ Holds memories, that will Lo last forever.


1994, irley Ann. ;■ i ■ Shve always Susan and


With one we love and miss : somuch. Loving wife Mary and fam­ Sily. God bless xx. ■


RAGNALL (Wllfrsd).- No vember22nd. A little prayer to keep in touch, .• -


. j ■ nd those we love the best,


Barry and Gary xxx.. . t


Birthday Memories


Bl ALECKI: (Martin).-: No -vembor 27th. Treasured i ibirthday memories of


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Never to be forgotten. ■ i:Love.from Dad and all the family


And takes them• home' to W rest.e will always remember • you.: love Mum,; Marjorie,


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LINGER (Gaorga Ri­ chard).- In loving memory of a dear son, brother and uncle, d ied . November 25th,1991. . It seems. so strange that A thoseweneed.


From husband Fred and family.


vember 26th, 1986. - Loved and remembered al­ ways. -


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HAWORTH.- The relatives of the late Margaret Ha« worth would like to ex­ tpress their sincere thanks


heir very sad and sudden loss. Special thanks to Fre­ da and Harry, Mr and Mrs Jim Josephs and the police and ambulance attendants for all their help and kind­ ness. Also to Rev. Doctor Paul Moore for his words of comfort and David Brook for all funeral arrange' ments.


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uring their sad loss. Thanking also Rev. Read for his comforting minis­ trations, to everyone at The Croft Rest Home, Whalley. t for all their kindness and to


he nurses and staff at Cll­


grandmte, also a much loved m a and great-grand­ taa. A funeral service will f ke place In the United Re­


many kind letters, cards of t condolence and donations


LAWSON (Fred).- Edith, David and family wish to express their very sincere thanks to all relatives and l friends for the many cards,


A. Roberts for his kind ministrations and words of comfort, also to Eric and Alison Mayman Funeral Directors for their efficient service.


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