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HEAD SETS OUT EXAM F IG U R E S


A LOCAL independent school this week explained a discrepancy between two sets of figures relating to the school’s GCSE pass


rate. Mrs Ja n e t Harrison,


p r in cip al of Moorland School, Clitheroe, told p a re n ts a t the annual a w a r d s e v e n in g — reported in last week’s Avertiser and Times — th a t the pass ra te for pupils passing five GCSEs at A-C was 80 per cent. Meanwhile, our front


73 per cent in the official tables was due to the fact th a t all our 16-year-old pupils were counted by the DFEE even though some were in Year 10.


page story, setting out local schools’ positions in the official league tables, gave Moorland a 73 per


cent pass rate. Mrs Harrison said: “In


real terms our actual pass rate was 80 per cent. The


for a pupil to do an extra year in our senior school we do not worry about the league table. We give pri­ ority to the individual pupil and his/her GCSE qualifications. We prefer them to leave with several high grade GCSEs to their name by giving the extra help and encouragment a small school can provide.


“If we find it necessary CLITHEROE Dolphins prepare for their annual gala. (CAT5072)


with both sets of statistics. As stated in your headline, they were a credit to both pupils and staff.”


Sara just misses top shop award


A CLITHEROE clothes shop has narrowly missed out on winning a prestigious clothing industry award for the fouth time in five years. Sara’s, of King Street, has again been named


runner-up in the children’s wear retailer section in th is y ear ’s Drapers Record Independent Retailer and Department Store Award. Manager Sara Collinge said she was pleased


with the performance despite missing out on the top slot. She commented: “ It is brilliant. The


winner was a big store in London, so we did well with such tough competition.’’ She was presented with a finalist certificate


at the award ceremony at the Natural History Museum, London, which was hosted by top fashion designer and television personality Mr


Jeff Banks. There were more than 600 entries in the com­


petition and Sara’s was one of only 60 stores to be shortlisted. Each finalists was visited by a panel of judges, which assessed all aspects of the business.


Your help needed for old folk’s gifts


YOU can help make


su re th a t all Clitheroe re s id en ts o v e r th e age o f 80 r e c e iv e t h e i r C h r i s tm a s c iv ic g i f t


th is y e a r . The Mayor of Clitheroe,


F e s t i v e


d r in k b l i t z AN anti-drink-drive cam­ paign has been launched by Lancashire County Council. “Be served a non-alco­ holic drink, not a prison


Coun. Stephen Holt, is making his annual appeal


for donations to the Mayor j acqueSl I. Ibbotson, D. Wat- Barnes, A. The- -her, D. Tat-


,


First team (v Camlorth, home, .meet 1-45 p.m.) K. Tyas, P.


of Clith e ru e ’s Welfare soni a. Burill, D. O'Duffy, D. Fund.


within the town boun- b. Wilkinson, A. Nuttall, R. claries who is over 80 Holmes, M.Francis, years of age and living Second team (v Carnforth, alone meets the main cri- away, meet 12-45 p.m.) M. teria when the annual dis- Allen, D. Atkinson, M. Cham- tribution of gift parcels is bers, S. Christie, M. Clapham,


Any re s id e n t living tersall, H. Procto . M. Wigiey,


made If any reader knows of a


sentence” is the message of the campaign, which has been launched in conjunc­ t io n w ith L an c a sh ire Constabulary. Last year, 580 people


died and over 3,000 were seriously injured as a re su l t of drinking and driving. The number of people who drink and drive has


fallen in recent years, but the number is still too high, say experts.


Vandals on


rampage A NIGHT-TIME rampage by vandals th ro u g h a Clitheroe street left dri­ vers counting the cost of damage to their cars at the


weekend. Vandals r ip p ed and


kicked wing mirrors off three cars parked in Park S t re e t and an o th e r in Whalley Road between late F rid ay night and S a t u r d a y m o r n in g . Around £200-worth of damage was caused to the four vehicles. Clitheroe police are


resident of the town who meets the criteria and has not received a gift in the past, the Mayor would be grateful for names, which should be forwarded to the Town Clerk, Clitheroe Town Hall, 0 Church isV ^ S t re e t , Clitheroe (tel. 0 1 2 0 0 4 2 4 7 2 2 ) h v l ? ^ December 6th. Says Coun. Holt: “I t is


always sad to hear subse­ quent to the distribution of gifts th a t someone has been left out because their name has not been put forward. The co-operation of your readers would be appreciated, and also any donations which they may wish to make to th e


Appeal.”


Bogus builders


T. Dubowski, D. Fielding, S, Geatorex, S. Greatorex, R. Hales, S. Hall, P. Isherwood, J. D. Newton, R


tor, B. Slater, D. Slinger, C. D. Wareham, R.


“We were very pleased I ford pool last Saturday. T


Record-breaking Dolphins! , _ phins Annual Gala at the Edis-


EN club records were smashed at the finals of the Clitheroe Dol-


Alex Smith, Mark Jaggs (three), Jane Coar, Craig Jackson, Sophie Jones, Paul Jaggs, Neale Sayle and Adriana Leeming all established new records, while count­


less personal bests set by swimmers. RESULTS


Six years: 25m Free, Girls: 1, Sophie Jones. S cvcd years: 25m Back, Girls: 1, Jane Coar; 2, Holly Bond. Boys: 1, Atcx Smiih; 2, Scott Hitchon. 25m Breast, Girls: 1, Jane Coar; 2, Megan Hard­ man; 3, Holly Bond. Boys: 1, Alex Smith; 2, Scott Hitchen. 25m Fly, Girls: 1, Jane Coar. Boys: 1, Scott Hitchen; 2, Alex Smith. 25m Free, Girls: 1, Holly Bond; 2, Jane Coar; 3, Megan Hardman. Boys: 1, Alex Smith; 2, Scott Hitchen. Eight years: 25m Back, Girls: 1, Ella Perry; 2,


Olivia Knowles; 3, Louise Highton. Boys: 1, Mark Jaggs; 2, Craig Jackson; 3, Joe Holden. 25m Breast, Girls: 1, Olivia Knowles; 2, Joanna Smith; 3, Laura Beggs. Boys: 1, Mark Jaggs; 2, Craig Jackson; 3, Simon Smith. 25m Fly, Girls: 1, Olivia Knowles. Boys: 1, Mark Jaggs; 2, Craig Jackson. 25m Free, Girls; 1, Olivia Knowles; 2, Ella Perry; 3, Lucy McGIynn. Boys: 1, Craig Jackson; 2, Mark Jaggs; 3,


Simon Smith. Nine years: 25m Back, Girls: 1, Anna Griffiths; 2, Nicole Dry; 3, Kirsty Parkinson. Boys: 1, Graham Slinger; 2, Joel Beckett; 3, Thomas Pawson. 25m Breast, Girls: 1, Nicole Dry; 2, Katie Jones; 3, Kirety Parkinson. Boys: 1, Graham Slinger; 2, John Forrester; 3, Thomas Pawson. 25m Fly, Girls: 1, Lucy Wolstenholme; 2, Nicole Dry; 3, Katie Jones. Boys: 1, Graham Slinger; 2, Thomas Pawson. 25m Free, Girls: 1, Nicole Dry; 2, Kirsty Parkinson; 3, Lucy Wolstenholme. Boys: 1, Graham Slinger; 2, John Forrester; 3, Joel Beckett. 10 years: 50m Back, Girls; 1, Sarah Houlker; 2,


Houlker; 2, Katy Sandham; 3, Jennifer Bond. Boys: 1, Paul Jaggs; 2. Toby Banfield; 3, Lee Smalley. 11 years: 50m Back, Girls: 1, Siobhan Wrigley; 2,


Gemma Seed: 3, Sarah Wiggin. Boys: 1, Mark Leeming; 2, Robert Millard; 3, Denis Craven. 50m Breast, Girls: 1, Siobhan Wrigley; 2, Gemma Seed; 3, Katie Bolton. Boys: 1, Mark Leeming; 2, Timo­ thy Smith; 3, Thomas Craven. 50m Fly, Girls: 1, Siobhan Wrigley; 2, Gemma Seed; 3, Gemma Bush. Boys: 1, Mark Leeming; 2, Denis Craven; 3, Thomas Craven. 50m Free, Girls: 1, Siobhan Wrigley; 2, Gemma Seed; 3, Katie Bolton. Boys: 1, Mark Leeming; 2, Denis Craven; 3, Andrew Coar. 12/13 years: 50m Back, Girls: 1, Rebecca Wrigley;


NOLAN (Glenys)


November 27th, 1996 i n


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dvertiser and 1 imes rp THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28th, 1996 m b m o h TiR FAMILY


NOTICES SECTION


STARTS!^ H EER Thank You


W O O D .- Mick would like to thank nil h is re la t iv e s and fr ien d s fo r the c a rd s and gi f ts received on h is 30th. birthday and many thunks to a l l who a t ten d e d the party. It w a s a righ t good


do!


Birthday Greetings


► In Memory


RIMMER (Bose).- In mem­ o ry o f n m o ti ie r -in - lnw ,


grandma and g re a t-gran d ­ ma. d ie d D e c em b e r 3 rd .


199S. A lw a y s in o u r th o u g h ts . F o r e v e r in o u r hea r ts . F rom Phyllis and a l l the


R IM M E R (Ro se ).- T ro a s - ured memorie s o f a d e a r mum and g ran dm a , died


family.


D ecember3 rd, 1995. A lw a y s in o u r th o u g h ts . S adly missed, from Sylvia, S tan and family.


R IM M E R . - In memory o f a very d e a r mother, mother- in-law. grandma and great- grandma. d ie d December


a lw a y s th ere , L o v e d a n d r em em b e r e d


F e v e r y d a y . Richard Chew


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3 rd , 1995. De ep in o u r h e a r ts y o u are


ham, Cathy, Ma rk and fam­ ily.


rom Bill, Me r le and G r a ­


S A N D E R S O N ( D e r e k ) . - H a p p y m em o r ie s o f a de arly loved husband and son , who d ied November 29th, 1 9 94. From Beverly, mum and dad, Jo a n and Sid. S u d ly m is s ed


Birthday •'Memories


B U T T (Marcus A la n John).- F o n d e s t memorie s on your 7th b ir th d a y . N o v em b e r


2 8th .


J u s t a p ra y e r to k e e p in to u ch ,


,


W ith a so n I lo v e a n d m is s W so much. D w i th t im e,


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h o e v e r said, g r ie f h ea ls L ld n 't have a so n l ik e mine.


o ve you alw ay s. Mummy.


2, Rebecca Holden; 3, Hannah Moody. Boys: 1, Andrew Siinger; 2, David Jaggs; 3, Phillip Hitchen. 50m Breast, Girls: 1, Rebecca Wrigley; 2, Hannah Moody; 3, Rachel Wilson. Boys: 1, David Jaggs; 2, Andrew Slinger; 3, James Kirk. 50m Fly, Girls: 1, Rebecca Wrigley; 2, Rebecca Holden; 3, Hannah Moody. Boys: 1, James Kirk; 2, Andrew Slinger; 3, Matthew Smith. 50m Free, Girls: 1, Rebecca Wrigley; 2, Rebecca Holden; 3, Kirsty Forrester. Boys: 1, Andrew Slinger; 2, David Jaggs; 3, Phillip Hitchen. 14/15 years: 50m Back, Girls: 1, Anna Jolmes,


B U T T (M a rcu s A la n John). P r e c io u s m em o r ie s , on your 7th birthday, Novem b e r2 8 th . The day y o u c ame a n d to o k h im L ord, I n to y o u r ten d e r c a r e , Vou ch o se an angel, su r e en ough,


Y o u to o k h is hand, we h a d Y to p a r t ,


i fe w i l l n e v e r b e th e same, Tel:


B u t le f t u s in d e spair . F o r w e h a v e b e en lo n e ly L w i th o u th lm .


Ha-Ha-Ha, Ho-Ho-Ho, Now you have reached the big Six-O. All relations and friends


Boys: 1, Neale Sayle; 2, James Moody. 50m Breast, Girls: 1, Joanna Smith; 2, Anna Jolmes. Boys: 1, Neale Sayle; 2, James Moody; 3, Aidan Wilson. 50m Fly, Girls: 1, Anna Jolraes. Boys: 1, Neale Sayle; 2, James Moody; 3, Aidan Wilson. 50m Free, Girls: 1, Anna Jolmes. Boys: 1, Neale Sayle; 2, James Moody; 3, Aidan Wilson. 16/17 years: 50m Back, Girls: 1, Adriana Leeming.


50m Breast, Girls: 1, Adriana Lceming. 50m Fly, Girls: 1, Adriana Leeming. 50m Free, Girls: 1, Adri­


ana Leeming. Open: 100m Breast, Girls: 1, Adriana Leeming; 2,


Susan Brass; 3, Jennifer Bond. Boys: 1, Paul Jaggs; 2, Toby Banfield; 3, Mark Hitchen. 50m Breast,


Girls: 1, Sarah Houlker; 2, Emma Shears; 3, Jen­ nifer Bond. Boys: 1, Mark Hitchen; 2, Paul Jaggs; 3, Toby Banfield. 50m FJy, Girls: 1, Sarah Houlker; 2, Jennifer Bond. Boys: 1, Paul Jaggs; 2. Mark Hitchen; 3, Daniel Bush. 50m Free, Girls: 1, Sarah


Clilhcroe RUFC


Rebecca Wrigley; 3, Hannah Moody. Boys: 1, James Moody. 100m Free, Girls: 1, Adriana Leem­ ing; 2, Rebecca Wrigley; 3, Siobhan Wrigley. Boys: 1, Neale Sayle; 2, James Moody; 3, Aidan Wilson. Juniors: Individual Medley, Girls: 1, Rebecca Wrigley; 2, Rebecca Holden; 3, Siobhan Wrigley. Boys: 1, Andrew Slinger; 2, Mark Leeming; 3,


David Jaggs. Seniors: Individual Medley, Girls: 1, Adriana Leeming. Boys: 1, Neale Sayle; 2, James Moody. • New records shown in bold type.


Ribble Valley Ladies’ Darts League RESULTS


First Division: Legion B 6, Heifer A G; Black Home 2, Royal Oak 10; Kings 6, Judge Walmesley 6; Heifer B 6, Catholic 6; Low Moor *


White Horse G. Second Division: Billington 8, Black Bull 4; Brown Cow 5, Dog and


Partridge Barrow 7; Clitheroe G, Dog and Partridge Clithcroe "


Spring Mill 12, Mangrove 0: Station 4, Legion A 8. Pal Dobson Memorial Trophy: Craven B 7, Craven A 2: Catholic


White Horse 6; Legion B 6, Legion A 3; Black Bull 3, Dog and Par­ tridge Barrow G. Draw (Tuesday): Craven B v White Horse (at Dog and Partridge, Clitheroe); Legion B v Dog and Partridge Barrow (at Judge Walmesley).


POINTS AND POSITIONS


First Division: 1, Catholic, Heifer B 42; 3, Royal Oak 41; 4, Low Moor 40; 5, White Horse 37; 6, Kings A 34; 7, B, Black Horse 32; 9,


dey 31:10. Heifer A 29. I Division: 1, Spring Mill 57; 2, Legion A 44; 3, Dog and Par­


tridge Clitheroe 43; 4, Station 38; 5, Clitheroe 36; 6, Black Bull 34; 7, Dog and Partridge Barrow 32; 8, Billington, Brown Cow 26; 10, Man-


Coming OS Age


Happy birthday Susan Lots of luv always Luv Joe xxx


To the greatest Mum on earth Lots of luv


Matthew and Gillian xxx


RICKHUSS (nee Denson) (Susan)


30lh November I W W I W W W IW


L o v e you alw ay s, nana and grandad.


28th. A lw a y s in o u r th o u g h ts . F o r e v e r in o u r h ea r ts . L o ve you, F r a se r and Sue,


o u e a s ed h i s p a in , b u t b r o k e o u r hea r ts .


B U T T (Marcus A la n John) F o n d e s t memorie s, on your


7 th b ir th d a y . N o v em b e r


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B U T T (M a rcu s A la n John) November 28th. Wish Marcus Happy Birth


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d a y L o r d . A n d w h en h e tu r n s to J sm i le .


And h o ld h im fo r a wh i le . A lw a y s rem em b e red , a l w ay s loved, by Auntie Ir- e n e . U n c le K e n , J u d " K e ith andDeby.


u s t ta k e h im in y o u r a rm s fo r us.


Consultant: Mr Tom Hincks N.A.F.D. Dip Chapel of Rest: Chatbum Road, Clitheroe


A Family Run Caring Service Funeral Director: Mr W Smith


Ladies in Attendance. Pre-paid funeral plans


B U T T (M a rcu s A la n John) C e n t ie J e su s u p above. P lease g iv e M a rcu s all o u r A love.rwen, R a e l and Liam.


K A Y (D er r ick ) .- Tre a su red birthday memories, fo r De­ cember 1st , o f a wonderful husband, d ad and grandad. S o f t ly , s i le n t ly . A lw a y s in o u r th o u g h ts .


SERVING THE RIBBLE VALLEY AREAS


Doreen. Linda, Diane, J o ­ n a th an , N ic h o la s . F r e d , T e r ry , A n g le an d J a n e t . Sw e e t d r e am s g r a n d a d . With lo v e from G a re th , Ca th er in e , Ma tthew, An­ thony and Ja ck . Goodnight Sw ee th ea r t.


PHILLIPS (Michael David).- Loving memo r ie s o f a d e ar son , on h is 2 1 s t birthday, N o vembe r28th. R em em b e r in g y o u is easy. We d o i t e v e r y day. M is s in g y o u is a h ear tache. T h a t w i l l n e v e r g o away. Y o u r sp e cia l d a y w e ca n n o t B sh a re,u t in o u r h e a r ts y o u a re a l ­ ways th ere .


All o u r love mum and dad,


P H I L L IP S (Michael).- T im e p a s s e s b u t i t can


n e v e r erase. Ou r h a p p y m em o r ie s o f y o u L e sp ec ia lly today.


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o v e a lw a y s P am , E r ic ,' S a rah and Michael.


R U S H T O N (nee W atson).- Tre a su red birthday memo­ r ie s o f L o r rain e . N ovembe r 25 th ,-a d e a r daughter and s is te r . C o d w i l l l in k th e b ro k en chain. A s o n e b y o n e w e m e e t M againum. s i s t e r s and brother.


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BOGUS builders made off 1 with around £2,000-worth


of aluminium moulds from a Sabden firm after saying th ey n eed ed them to| repair a machine. The th re e men were I


posing as workmen from Balfour Beatty when they| deceived Marble Devel­ opment staff at Victoria | Mill on Thursday. A C l i th e ro e Police! spokesman said the men


treating the attacks as connected and would like to hear from anyone with information about them on 01282 863161.


In d e c e n t


e x p o su r e A MAN in d e c e n t ly exposed himself to a 20- yeav-old woman in Clith­ eroe town centre. Clitheroe police inter


HE studs of Nottingham For­ est’s Colin Cooper denied Rovers the three points in the dying sec­ onds of their crucial basement clash on


Monday night at the City Ground. . A share of the spoils took Rovers to within


four points of Southampton — Saturday’s opponents — and the safety zone, but they could have been a lot closer but for Cooper’s


dramatic finish. But Rovers have now lost only two of their


last eight Premiership games and look like coming lojife at a crucial stage of the sea­


son. In a tense first half, Rovers had the best


chance early on when Kevin Gallacher slipped in Tim Sherwood after a slack pass from Steve Chcltle, and Sherwood tried to instantly clip the ball over the oncoming Mark Crossley, only for the keeper to make a superb save, firmly tipping the ball over


the bar. But Forest took the lead on the stroke of


halMime when flying winger Chris Allen was needlessly brought down in the area by Jef f Kcnna, and Stuart Pearce sent Tim Flowers the wrong way from the spot. After the break it looked like the situation


claimed they would return the moulds a f te r using| them to carry out a repair to a machine. They loaded I the moulds on to the back of a green fiat-back Ford Transit van and drove off| at around 12-30 p.m. P o lic e h ave issued!


5ft. Din., with a shallow complexion and slim build. He was wearing jeans, *• dark top and a white hat. Both th e o th e r men]


descriptions of two of the men. The first was aged between 20 and 20, around f


viewed a man concerning the incident, which took place a t 11-45 a.m. in Lowergate, last Monday, but he was released with­ out being charged. The police are continu­ ing their inquiries.


were aged in their late 30s. One had a round face I and medium build, with a I slight Irish accent. ITe was wearing a dark blue boiler] suit and orange hard hat. Anyone with informa­


tion about the theft should] contact Clitheroe Police on| 01282 863161.


i was worsening for Rovers when Billy i McKinlay, already on a yellow card, was late i on Allen, but he luckily avoided a second, ! and Rovers recovered to take the lead with ; two quick strikes. j Firstly Gallachcr produced a piece of sub- | lime skill to flick the ball over Crossley from 1 Graeme Le Saux’s cross after a flowing ! move, and then Jason Wilcox slid in the \ rebound after Crossley failed to hold a sling- i ing 25 yarder from Gallacher. | Forest showed a lot of character to raise | their game, and they restricted Rovers to ij only one more chance, which if Chris Sutton \ had converted when one-on-one with Cross- \ ley, would have killed the game. | But Rovers’ goal lived a charmed life, and % Colin Hendry and Henning Berg in particu- I Jar were outstanding at the back. I Steve Blatherwick had a goal disallowed for handball from a corner on the hour, and Alf Inge Haalnnd had a header come back off the bar, before Braveheart Hendry some­ how bea t th re e Forest players to the rebound. Haaland saw another two excellent chances


come and go, while Pearce saw his header saved by Flowers at point blank range, and the follow-up from Allen was blocked by


Berg. It looked all over as Rovers ran down the


clock, but in injury time, Allen waltzed round Berg and cut the ball back for Kevin


Campbell. He sliced the ball in front of goal, but Coop­


er reacted and stabbed the ball forward, only for Lc Saux to clear the ball from the


line. Cooper, on his back, responded and poked


the ball home with his studs with the last kick of the game to earn a deserved point.


win over Bournemouth a t T u r f Moor. And the Clarets have now lost just once in


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their last nine games — and have the same number of points as they had at the same stage of the season they were promoted via the play-offs in 1993-94. That season though, Reading were running


away with the title, and significantly no-one has forged out in front this term. Burnley were promoted via the play-offs


after accounting for Plymouth Argyle in the semi-finals. The Pilgrims are Saturday’s opponents as


Burnley embark on their longest trip of the season. On this occasion they should be clear


favourites to win and take their excellent run into Tuesday’s home clash with promo­ tion rivals Wrexham. On Saturday Paul Barnes struck with a


looping header — his ninth goal of the sea­ son — from a David Eyres cross on six min­ utes and that proved to be the winner. Bournemouth came more into the game


after that, and it required good saves from Marlon Bercsford to deny Matt Holland and lyseden Christie, on loan from Coven­


try. But Barnes should have made it 2-0 on the


stroke of half-time when he rounded Jimmy Glass, only to fire into the side-netting while off-balance. It was all Burnley after the break, but they


were unable to add to their lead, although the intimidating central defensive trio of Vince Overson, Peter Swan and Gerry Har­ rison kept things light at the other end. Walsall will be the Clarets’ second round


opponents in the FA Cup a week on Satur­ day, a f ter their 3-1 replay success over Northwich Victoria on Tuesday night. The Saddlers knocked the Clarets out of


the cup at Turf Moor in the first round last season.


h e C la re ts ex ten d ed th e ir win­ n in g ru n to fo u r c o n s e c u t iv e


matches on Saturday with a 1-0


LAYZELL (Ben)


November 29lh


Thanks for Sympathy


C L A R K . - C h a r lo tte, Joh n . Naomi and the ir mum w ish to thank mo s t since rely all th e ir fr ie n d s and n e igh ­ b o u r s fo r the many cards, f low e r s and the kind me s­ sa g e s o f sympathy received- during the ir time o f so r row and the de ep lo s s o f a much lo v e d f a t h e r . S p e c i a l th an ks to min is te r s, friends and cong regat ions o f Gis- b u r n a n d C l i t h e r o e Churches fo r a ll the love and su p p o r t given a t the funeral se rvice . God b le s s you all.


Whof a good catch!


Best wishes for your 18lh birthday.


All our love Mum, Dad/ Jennie/ Klrsly and Michael


To my favourite Uncle Happy birthday


Lots of love Leah


Y O U N G (Steph en P a u l) .- Deccmber 1st. Con g ratula ­ t ion s on your 18th b ir th ­ day. L o ts o f love from mum, S a rah and a ll the faintly.


Engagements


T A Y L O R - B A N C E . - The engagement Is announced between Ma rg are t, young­ e r daughter o f Mr & Mr s Mile s Taylor o f Rimington and Alex, e ld e r son o f Mr & Mr s R o g e r Bance o f Long Ditton , Sur rey.


C L A R K . - M e lan ie w o u ld like to thank a ll o f h er and H ugh 's family, fr ien ds and n e ighbours fo r the ca rd s, f low e r s m e s sag e s and p ray ­ e r s and fo r the o verwhelm­ ing love and su p p o r t which they have given h er in the lo s s o f o u r beloved Hugh. Spe cial th an ks to the p o ­ lice, ambulan ce, f ire ser-: vice and s t a f f a t Blackburn Royal Infirmary who have been so kind. Thanks too,* to the Rev. Brian Morgan. Rev. Anthony R o b e r ts , the Nelson A rion C hoir and his v lovely l it t le Hannah for a


a b l e th a n k s g i v in g f o r H u g h 's li fe . A lso to R i ­ ch a rd C h ew fo r h is im ­ m en se su p p o r t an d g u i­ dance.


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