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A losing start for new boss
Accrington Sports 2, Swan at Whalley 1
handed the task of steering Swan at Whal- ley’s campaign bus during the coming sea-
F A mixture of old and new squad members
coupled with several absentees meant this first game was always likely to provide a genuine test of Swan’s title credentials.. Bullough Park’s infamous howling wind
was behind the Accrington side in the first half and predictably this resulted in Swan surrendering much o f the te r r i to r ia l
advantage. , Whalley’s back line held firm and despite
crosses raining in the only serious effort on goal was spectacularly tipped over by Mark Taylor in the Swan goal. Turning round goalless gave Swan plenty
of encouragement and within the first 10 minutes o f the second half Ian Barnes should have netted twice, once following good work from the otherwise frustrating
Craig Winks. Accrington Sports then started to get the
b a l l on the f lo o r and a t tem p t sw i ft
counter-attacks. Twice in quick succession this bore fruit
with both central midfielders scoring when given too much time and space in the area. For the remaining 25 minutes Swan tried
desperately to get back into the game. M a t t Lee came of f the bench with a point
to prove and made a sudden impact by fir ing in from 20 yards after being released
byLeeKearsley. „ ■ .
Dominic Chapman, Jonathan Smith and Kearsley all went close to equalising and
O L L O W IN G M a rk T a y lo r ’s shock resignation Richard Quinn has been
, First Division
Accrington Sports 2, Swan at Whalley 1; D e Lacy 2, Kings Arms 0; Judge Walmes
ley 1, Heys Inn 2. Second Division
Calderstones 2, Stanhill Lions 3; New Inn
1, Royal Oak 4. Third Division
R B L Clitheroe 1, E H Football 6. Sunday Fixtures First Division
Judge Walmesley v Apeks (R o e f ie ld ) ; Plough Inn v D e Lacy (Wilsons); Swan at
Whalley v Church St Tavern (QEGS). Second Division
Hole House v N ew Inn (Wilsons); Wool-
pack v Calderstones (Haslingden). Third Division
R B L Clitheroe v L it tle Crown SC (Roe- field).
TESTING OPENER C
Clitheroe 3, Oldham 12 L IT H E R O E ’ S ru gb y season
opened w ith a tough Lancashire Plate tie at Littlemoor on Saturday.
But, paired up against last season’s
plate winners and league champions Oldham, i t was never going to be an
easy ride. . The Maroon and Golds started o f f in
the best possible fashion, and after a series o f ferocious forward drives the b a l l was spun out and f ly h a l f D a ve Watson nonchalantly performed his J e r ry G u s co tt im p e rs on a tion and
bagged a drop-goal to open the scoring. Unfortunately Clitheroe were knocked
out of their stride when loose head prop A ndrew "T u b b e r ” Th ornber had to leave the field with a shoulder injury, though H a r ry P ro c to r was a handy replacement to have on the bench. With neither side really able to domi
nate i t was rather against the run of play that Oldham scored with a slick back-line move. The try was converted but Clitheroe
refused to le t their supposedly more illustrious openents wrest control. W ith Jason Knowles on for the dazed and confused Dave Tattersall, still reel
ing after an earlier off-the-ball incident, Clitheroe were again forced to re-shuf
S
P R IN G M i l l shared th e sp o i ls w i th L ow
Moor but still hold a mam moth lead at the top of the M a t th ew Brown Ladies’ Summer Darts League. Results
Station 4, Dog and Partridge
(Clitheroe) 8: Brown Cow 1, Royal Oak 11: Craven B 4. Craven A 8; Swan and Royal 6, Catholic SC 6; Low Moor 6, Spring M i l l 6; Dog and Par tridge (Barrow) 8, Langho 4. Points and Positions
1, Spring Mill 151:2. Royal Oak
116; 3, Low Moor 114:4, Craven B 111: 5, Catholic SC 105;'6, Craven A 108; 7. Dog and Par tridge (Clitheroe) 107:8, Station 103:9, Swan and Royal 89:10, Mangrove 87; 11, Dog and Par tridge (Barrow) 81; 12, Brown
Cow 57. — 5P (nee Glendinning) KING
Alison and Charlie are delighted to announce the safe arrival of their daughter, Lucy Elizabeth, on Sunday, August 24lh (in Surrey). Love ana congratulations
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from relatives and friends in Clitheroe.
fle the front row. In the'last quarter of the half Clitheroe
provided Oldham’s line with a series of short-range penalties, but came away
empty handed. The second half was just as closely con te s ted and one o f C l i th e ro e ’s b e st
moments saw wing Peter Jaques set up an excellent scoring opportunity after linking with the forwards but, although stretched, Oldham thwarted the move. Oldham struck back immediately with
some good back play for a score in the comer. This could have been the signal for a
' points-spree for the visitors, but it was the town team who threw everything
forward at the Oldham line. Although number eight Steve Taylor
and scrum-half Dave Barnes both went close, there was to be no fairytale end ing, especially as the injury curse struck again when replacement Knowles had to be replaced himself by Paul Proctor. Despite the loss the basis o f a good
squad is in place ready for Saturday’s first league fixture away at Bumage. Clitheroe: Tyas, Jaques, Greatorex,
Fielding, Ibbotson, Watson, Barnes, Th o rnb e r, T a t te r s a l l , D u b ow sk i,
Wilkinson, Wigley, N ut tal l, Holmes, Taylor. Reps: Proctor, Knowles.
Bowling issues are still to be resolved T
T
HE annual meeting o f the Clitheroe and
D is t r ic t Sno oke r League will be held on Th ursd a y at
the
Clitheroe Conservative Club, starting at 8 p.m. Ail clubs who intend to
comp ete this season must be represented, while new teams must apply at the meeting. --------------------
CRICKET TEAMS Saturday Chatbum (v Airedale House, home, meet ground 1-30
p m ) R . Booth, P. Rowson, S. Booth, S. Draycott, T. Topham, T. Allan, A . Booth, W. Adams, D. Musson, D.
Glover, S. Mercer. Chatbum 2nds (v Airedale, away, meet Bridge 1 p.m.) G. _ . . , . „
Lambert, G. Clarkson, P. Clough, J. Moore, J. Lockley, D. T.nTrin, G. West, T. Saunders, R. Hartley, A. Lambert, M .
Pearce. 12th man
-C.Mulheam. Clitheroe (v Bamoldswick, away, meet noon) F.C. Bish
op, N. Bolton, M . Bolton, S. Bishop, M . Dewhurst P.
Hargreaves, A . Robinson, P. Seedle, N. Winkley, S. Whal ley, Fielding. S c o re r -M . Preston.
, Clitheroe 2nds (v Great Harwood, home, start 1-30 p.m.)
J. Green, S. Bishop, N. Bibby, S. Blackburn, S. Coulter, M . Coulter, K . Fawcett, C. Hall, G. Bamber, N. Car- tledge, G. Sutcliffe. Same team Sunday except M . Harg reaves for S. Blackburn, T. Hibbert for G. Bamber. Scorer
** D Wslkfir. Ribblesdaie Wanderers (v Edenfield, home, start 1-30
p.m.) T. Braithwaite, M . Davies, M . Briggs, D. Howard, G. Monk, H. Braithwaite, R . Wilson, I . Britchffe, A . Ainsworth, D. Overy, Singh. Scorer - J. Braithwaite. Ribblesdaie Wanderers 2nds (v Rolls-Royce, away, start
1-30 p.m.) B. Spencer, M . Wrigley, R . Palmer, P. Spencer, S. Duckworth, R. Clark, A. Marsh, R . Blair, G. Leach, R. Whalley, A . Pearce. Same team Sunday v Padiham, home, except M . Stafford for S. Duckworth. Scorer - G.
McGuire. Sunday Clitheroe 3rds (v Bamoldswick, away, meet 12-15 p.m.)
A . Hacking, F. Hussain, R . Wilson, P. Gaskell, P. Grif fiths, H. Landless, A . King, M . Powell, D. Musson, R .
Musson, M . Preston. Scorer - J. McDonald. Ribblesdaie Wanderers 3rds (v Salesbury, start 1-30 p.m.,
venue to be a r ran g ed ) J. Burke, I . T om l in son , J. Dewhurst, J. Rogers, W. Adams, M . Hall, R . Wellock, A. Lancaster, I . Malone, S. Duckworth, D. Binns. Scorer -
G. McGuire. . Waddington (v Riversiders, Catholic Cup Final, whal
ley, meet Higher Buck 9 a.m.) T. Topham, S. Whiteside, W. Brooks, S. Draycott, C. Hopcraft, C. Stott, S. Booth, A. Spencer, D. Conti, R . Drinkall, M . Stott. 12th man - B. Parsons. Scorer - Bob Gordon.
gation issues. RESULTS
Firat Division
Great Harwood A 8, Ribblesdaie A 2.
Second Division Burnley Rd B 9, Whalley A 1
Ribblesdaie B 6, Leisure Hour 4; Rishton BC 7, Waddington A 3. Third Division
Milnshaw Park 7, Clitheroe
Cricket 3; Whalley B 5, Rushton St B 5.
Fourth Division Hurst Green B 3, Castle A 7
Waddington B 3, Immanuel 7 Points and Positions First Division
1, Antley 120; 2, Haslingden 112;
3, Ribblesdaie A 106; 4, Rishton Con A 95; 5, Globe A 87; 6, Gt Harwood A 80; 7, Rushton St A
79; 8, Gt Harwood B 78; 9, Sales bury A 73; 10, Spring Hill 60. Second Division
1, Burnley Rd B 116; 2, Clayton
Gatty 106; 3, Whalley A 93; 4, Rishton BC 92; 5, Leisure Hour 87; 6, Waddington A 86; 7, Rib- blesdale B 76; 8, Coppice 76; 9, Globe B 74; 10, Hurst Green A 74.
Third Division 1, Come and Welcome 100; 2,
Clitheroe Cricket 100; 3, Free Gardeners 84; 4, Whalley B 82; 5, Sabden Black 78; 6, Rushton St B 70; 7, Milnshaw Park 69; 8, Salesbury B 69; 9, Rishton Con B 68.
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Red 100; 3, Castle B 89; 4, Castle A 89; 5, Immanuel 89; 6, Milnshaw Wanderers 70; 7, Vic* toria 69; 8, Waddington B 64; 9, Hurst Green B 34.
F
INALS day in the Hyndbum and District Team Bowls
Knockout is held at Ribblesdaie Wanderers on Sunday, starting at
1 p.m. • T h e Ribblesdaie Wanderers
Open Pairs event, sponsored by Bar-Be-Quick, starts on Monday, September 22nd, continuing through the week for four weeks of qualifying. There are vacancies at £10 per pair, and for more details, contact Malcolm Wens- ley (01254 824463).
(nee Townson) Vivienne
LOEBELL
Happy 50th Birthday Viv, Sept. 6th.
Lots of love Richard/ Gillian/ lain and Tammy xxx Happy 50th Birthday Viv.
All my love Ron xxx Hoppy 50th Mum.
Love and Best Wishes from Mum xx
ASPIN.- On August 29th. 1997. peacefully in the E.M.I. Unit, The Mount, Accrington and o f Clither oe and formerly West Brad* ford, nr Clitheroe, Phyllis, aged 77 years, the dearly t loved wife o f Jim, dear mo
Anita, also a much loved mother-in-law, grandma
her o f Derek. Jacki and
and great-grandma. A fun eral service and interment
t o o k pla ce a t S t Catherine’s Church, West Bradford, on Wednesday, September 3rd, 1997. Do nations in lieu of flowers, if so desired, in memory of Phyllis, to the E.M.I. Unit, Accrington Victoria Hospi tal, c/o Richard Chew Fun eral Service, 10/12 Whal ley Road, Clitheroe, BB7 1 AW. A l l inquiries. Tel.
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Deaths'
Congratulations on your ruby wedding, Sunday, 7lh September.
Love ana best wishes/ i Edward and Jane, Andrew
and Beverley> Pam and Robert and Peter.
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Happy anniversary granny and grandad.
I Love from Charlotte/ Claire/ I Richard and David.
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LOEBELL (Vivienne)
" 50" September 8th GILL
(Laurie) 4th September
i i s s f r * * W im M
SHEPHERD The marriage of
KELLY Jason and Juliette
will take place at the Parish Church of
St Mary Magdalene at 3.00p.m on Saturday 6th September. All friends welcome at church.
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H E weather and some surprise results ensured
th a t the G reat Harwood and D is t r ic t B ow l in g League goes into extra-time to determine title and rele
Happy Birthday Pops All our love
Anne/ Rachel/ Rebecca/ Louise and Amanda. Have a great party.
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ROBINSON (Charlie and Dierdre)
SMITH (nee Wilson)
James and Kursly are delighted to announce the safe arrival of
Joshua James William born 29th August, weighing 8lb 7oz.
Many thanks to the Ribble Valley
I Midwives and all the staff at Iq .P.H. for all their excellent care. Also a big thank you to all the family ana friends for the many cards and gifts received.
Birthday I Greetings |
SIMPSON - HUNT
Angela and Tom are very happy to announce the engagement of their son, Robert to
Jodi, youngest daughter of Margaret and Gordon of Mount
Pearl, Newfoundland, Canada. Love and congratulations from both families.
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NOTICES SECTION
STARTS
Taylor had to be on his guard to keep out two efforts.
Sports held on to their lead, though, to
claim a deserved three points. Swan will be looking to get o f f the mark this Sunday when all players should be
available. Th e rest o f the Memorial League pro
gramme saw De Lacy bag a great win over last season’s runners up Kings Arms. Judge Wa lm esle y were beaten 2-1 b y reigning champions Heys Inn while sec
ond division sides Calderstones and New Inn both lost their opening games. N ew team R o y a l B r it ish L e g io n o f
Clitheroe began their Memorial League career with a 6-1 defeat at the hands of E H Football from Great Harwood. Results
FLEMING (Jean).- I would like to thank everyone lor the lovely cards I have re ceived during my stay in hosp ital. T o R o se and Brian for the help they have given Jim. to Jim and our family. Dr Aravlnd, Sister P and her angels o f Bo. Queens Park, Dr Zak for his care and support and to Ann our. warden.
W AREING ( n e e W h it tak er ).- Fiona and Darren would like to thank everyone for the lov ely gifts and cards received on th e ir wedding c e leb ra tions. special thanks to both parents.
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Advertiser and 1 i The Clitheroe
m THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th, 1997
Birthday Greetings
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................................ . . . . . . Id iXON (nee Winder). /iuyusi aoliii
50 TWIST
(Eileen) Happy 50lh.
5th September On I r . .n .» In h n e n lM l a n d O
fully in hospital and o f Cli theroe , Ma rgaret A l ic e
•! peace
(Peggy), aged 72 years, the dearly loved wife o f Tom,
very special mum of Jack, Thomas, Lynn and Graham and special mum-in-law o f
Chris. Janet, Dawn and Ja net, loving nanna o f Paul, Kelly, Kirsty and Levi, also a devoted sister and very
dear friend to many. Rest In peace. A funeral service will take place in St Paul s Church, Low Moor at 10 a.m. today Thursday, Sep tember 4th, 1997,prior toa cremation at Accrington C r em a to r ium . F am i ly flowers only please, dona tions in memory o f Peggy, if so desired, to the Pendle Side Practice, Clitheroe Health Centre, c/o Eric Mayman for the Richard Chew Funeral S e rvice,, 10/12 Whalley Road. Cli-* theroe. BB7 1AW. All in q u ir ie s . T e l . 4 4 30 45.
Love Dave, Mags and Edward.
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TW IS T (E i le en ) .- Happy birthday, look who’ s 50 Love Jan. Margaret, Beryl, Gerard and all the family.
TW IS T (E i le en ).- H a p p y '50th birthday, love Susan, I Lynsey and Steven
TWIST (Eileen).- Have a great birthday, love Ros.
DIXON.- Suddenly on Au gust 28th. 1997. in hospital at Southport, formerly of Clitheroe, Eric, aged 81 years, dearly loved hus band o f the late Kathleen. Funeral service at Connell Court. Methodist Home, Weld Road. Southport, to day Thursday. September 4th at 1-45 p.m. followed by cremation at Southport Crematorium at 2-30 p.m. Further inquiries to M. J. Brookfield Funeral Direc tors, 254 Liverpool Road, Sou th por t . T e l . 01704 550011.
Engagements
ILLINGWORTH.- On Au gust 30th. 1997. peacefully at her home in Grindleton, after a long illness, Ger trude, aged 82 years, the dearly loved wife o f Frank, dear mother o f George and Frances King, mother-in- law o f Roger and Margaret, loving granny o f Stephanie, Catherine, Kate and Ben, great-granny o f Lauren and dearest sister o f Muriel. A funeral service and inter ment w ill take place at St Ambrose Church, Grindie ton at 10 a.m. on Saturday, September 6th, 1997. Fam ily flowers only please, but donations in memory o f Gertrude, to Crossroads Care, c/o -Mr G. I l l in g w o r th . 25 K e n i lw o r th Drive, Clitheroe. BB7 2QN. A l l inquiries to Eric May- man for the Richard Chew F u n e a l S e r v ic e . T e l . 443045.442285.
MacDONALD.- On Septem
ber 1st. 1997, peacefully In hospital fo rt ified by the rites o f the Holy Mother Church, Mary, aged 83 years, the beloved wife of the late William, (Bill) Tho mas MacDonald, formerly o f Bayley Fold Clitheroe,
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B irth d a y Memories
Ia d CROFT (Trevor).- Birth day memories o f a dear son,
brother and uncle, Septem ber 1st, from-mum, dad. Steve, Sue and Sharon.
IlSHERWOOD (Hayley Ml- 1 chelle).- Loving memories . o f a precious daughter ana |
sister, on her 7th birthday,. • where the rose will never
September 9th. In asacredgarden.
s Moneyjustcan’ t buy. . .
Hayl'ey plays with Angel toys.
As seven candles sparkle, Within this special place.
Mummy, daddy and Mat thew.
ISHERWOOD.-
■‘but they stay in our hearts I 4 forever.
We can hold a chtlds hand I only fo r a while.
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i So very sadly missed, our j I precious grandaughter. I
‘ To Hayley in heaven, who I ! should have been seven. I
ISH E RW O O D .- S p e c ia l thoughts for Hayley on her I I 7th birthday.
I' love you forever. Nan ana i |. Grandpa.
, ,
v' wall, rainbows and ro-1 . bins.
r.the chatter ofyou and Sian. L A big sticky kiss, a cat on a I
We all miss you so much,
Love you forever. Uncle l Stuart, Auntie Susan and |
Wish we could give you I hugs and kisses all day I long.
I . r | cousins.
* September 9th. Gentle Jesus up above. ■ PleaSe give Hayley all our I | lovb.
ISHERWOOD (H a y le y ) . Happy birthday memories,
Love.from Steve. Janet and I Emma.
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CLAYTON (Mabel).- Frank. David and Susan and famll- . ies wish to sincerely thank
all relatives and friends for the many kind letters, cards
and expressions o f sympa thy received in their sad 1 loss. Our special thanks for I alljthe care Mabel has re- f celved over the past years including the support and v is i t s , from h e r many
friends...To the doctors, s ta f f at* Castle Medical Practice, Carers at the Manor House. Chatburn and'Riverside. To doctors and 'staff 4
dearest mother o f Ann, mother-in-law o f Tony, be loved nanna o f Darren and
Accrington Victoria Hospi- j tal and tohurses and staff o f I R ib b le Ward C l ith e ro e I Hospital. Many thanks also [ to the Rev. Roland Nichol son for all his help, kind- l ness^comforting words and
at E.M.I. Unit at
to a l l (who attended and helped at J
Anthony, dearest sister of Hester and Tom and a very dear auntie and great-aun tie. R.I.P. A reception will
take place into St Michael and St John’ s . Catholic Church. Clitheroe at 7 p.m. on Thursday, September 4th. A Requiem Mass will be held in the above men tioned church at 10-15 a.m. on Friday, September 5th. prior to cremation at Burn ley Crematorium. Family flowers only please, but do nations In memory o f Mary, If so desired, to The Super scan Appeal, c/o Richard Chew Funeral Service, 10/12 Whalley Road, Cli theroe; BB7 1 AW . T e l. 01200 443045 and 442285.
PICKLES.- On August 26th, 1997. peacefully in Roe- field Nursing Home and in her 94th' year. Catherine Pickles, formerly o f Albion Street, Clitheroe, the be loved wife o f the late John Pickles, mother o f the late Jean and a much loved friend to many. A funeral
vice 'arid to everyone for their*'geneV*ous donations. Grateful thanks to Eric Mayrrian Funeral Director
the funeral ser
for the dignified arrange ments.’ V
HOLMES (Marjorie).- Ena, .
i many kind letters, cards and donations to Clitheroe
Howard. Y v e tte , Milton and Jason would like to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours fo r the
Hospital where Marjorie has been cared for over the ; years, thanks to Doctor j Zak and to iWhalley Doc
tors fon all)they have done
fo r M a r jo r ie . Especial. thanks: to:the staff on Hod- der Ward and to Janet. Elaine and. all staff at the Manor House for their pa
CALVERLEY’S Chatburn Road, Clitheroe
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tience'/and. loving care. . Thanks to aRevd. Walter Drain and Mrs Enid Drain
LANGSHAW’S Telephone: 01254 824529 (24 hrs)
Formerly Robert (Bob) Chew King Street, Whalley
for their Joint caring sup port and to Walter for his delivery o f a meaningful L
and uplifting service in I memory o f our mum. nanna I and great-nanna and also to
service took place on Fri day. August 29th at Trinity M e th od is t Church, fo l lowed by interment at Cli theroe Cemetery. Dona tions in lieu o f flowers, i f so desired, may be given to Trinity Methodist Church, Clitheroe. c/o Rev. M i chael Fielding. 2 Somerset Avenue, Clitheroe, BB7 2BE. A l l inquiries to the Richard Chew Funeral Ser vice, Clitheroe, 443045 and 442285.
RAMSDEN.- On August 28th, 1997. peacefully at the C r o f t R e s t Home. Whalley. Anne (D o l ly ) , aged 80 years, loving wife o f the late Hubert, devoted mother o f June. Peter and Susan, dearly loved granny o f Ruth, Sarah, Hannah, Si
Miss Carol Walker. Mrs Dorothy Eddleston and all those who attended tne
funeral service for all tne prayer support and words l o f sympathy received from Chatburn. Wilpshire and Salesbury Friendship Club. T o Eric Mayman o f Richard
A Family Run Caring Service Funeral Director: Mr W. Smith
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L e t us give thanks to God. NOWELL (Adrian).- Beryl. .
mon, Ben and Jodie. The funeral service and crema tion was held on Wednes day, September 3rd. There were family flowers only, but donations could be made in memory o f Anne for the British Heart Foun da t ion. c/o Langshaws F un eral S e rv ic e . K in g Street. Whalley. BB7 9SN. A l l inquiries. Tel. 01254 824529.
SHAW.- Daphne, aged 86 years, widow o f Phil, much loved mother o f Oonagh.
granny to Fiona and Aman da, great-granny to Christ opher. Nicholas, Alexan der, Harriet, Camilla, Lu cinda. Iona and Alasdalr. A funeral service w i l l take piece at St Helen’s Church, Waddington. tom o r row Friday, September 5th at 11 -45 a.m. followed by cre mation at Skipton Crema torium at 1 p.m. Family flowers only please, dona tions in lieu, if so desired, may be donated to the above mentioned church, c/o Mrs Pauline Price, 39 Downham Road, Chat- burn, Clitheroe, BB7 4AU.j Inquiries to Brian Price F u n e ra l S e r v ic e . T e l . 01200441297.
In Memory :
IRELAND (Joyce).- Passed a w a y September 6th, 1996. Treasured memories \so'
Memories that cannot-; be forgot,
Ota love so caring and dear. Without you now i t ’s been a year.
very clear,
NUTTER (Anthony Gor don).- In memory o f a lov ing son and brother, died September6th, 1987.*' •
Love Frank, Steven and Jane.
‘ 1 - Loved and remembered
Never more than a thought away.
Love forever, mum. dad, Susan and Yvonne.
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P U N C H A R D (D e n is ) . - Treasured memories o f my dear husband, died Sep- tember9th, 1992. Broken is the heart• that lovedyou. Gently the tears still fall. Living my life wlthoutyou. Is the hardest part o f all. Till we meet again, love you always, Evelene xxx.
[w o o d s (Nellie).* Birthday memories o f a loving wife, September 6th. Jt doesn’t take a special
To bring you In to mind. F o r a day without a thought
Is very hard to find. . From husband' Bi l l and
. ofyou, daughterPot. •- .
everyday. Your face, smile and laugh- ter,
We all miss you such a lot. t You remain forever in our hearts.
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j help, support and sympa- I 1 thy and for the many cards, le t te rs and f low e rs re- ceived during this sad time. L
Justin, and Silas wish to thank^everyone fo r their I
Especial thanks to Henry I and Michelle Jarmany, the' .’paramedics who attended
i ian or attended the funeral r s e rv ic e . Thanks also to PRev. Michael R. Fielding ■r for his kind ministrations
Ithose'people who made do nations in memory o f Adr- .
A d r ia n and D r Wi l l McKean. Thankyou to all |
and to Eric Mayman and Richard Chew Funeral Ser vice for their dignified ar- | rangements.
OLDROYD.- Jean, Adrian and Rachel have been over whelmed by the love and support shown to them and Roy over the past months by their family, friends, neighbours and colleagues and would like to thank everyone. Special thanks to Mr A.B. McEwan and all at Beardwood Hospital and Ward 2. Blackburn Royal Infirmary, to all at the Cas tle Medical Practice. Dis trict and MacMillan Nurses
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Ise rv ice so aptly led by Rev. : Michael Fielding and to the latter and Rev. David Jones fo r their kind ministra-
■ and Doctor Deakin and his v*team at Christies. Thanks Ito all who contributed and ,fattended Ro y’s memorial
> tlons. Appreciation to all who supported Ro y’s cho sen charities w i l l be ac knowledged later. Lastly
rangements. God bless you all.
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our gratitude to Pauline and Carl Price for their car ing and efficient funeral ar
PICKLES.- The family o f the la te C a t te r in e (K a t ie ) t
, to Katie over many years i I and for the kind messages 1 o f sympathy and donations to T r in i t y M e th o d is t I Church received during their time o f sorrow and
Pickles wish to thank her many friends and neigh- f bours for all the kindness
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-paid.
acknowledgements and Floral Tributes must come from a Funeral Director.
Death Notices. Thanks for Sympathy,
loss. Special thanks to Doc- i tor Hutchison and the staff at Ro efie ld fo r ail their care. T o R e v . M icha el Fielding fo r his prayers,
rangements. God bless you all.
friends, neighbours and all who gave him help and sup port for all the many kind letters,
family, relatives,
Doctor Bailey and Doctor Freeman at
V iew Medical Practice. Also sister Geldard and the district nurses for all their kindness shown to Doreen and to Rev. Ron Philpott for his kind ministrations o n e
the Railway
For Craftsmanship In . GRANITE,
MARBLE, GREEN SLATE and STONE etc
Hand-cut Lettering
THOS. ROCK Monumental Masons
7b MARKET PLACE, CUTHEROE
Telephone 442820' STEVENSON MEMORIALS
New Memorials - All Materials Restoration & Cleaning Free Colour Brochure Home visits arranged
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many visits and kind minis- i trations, finally to Richard 1 Chew for the funeral ar
.SLATER (Doreen).- Robert 1 (Bob\ would like to thank all his
tions received In his time of sorrow. Special
cards and dona thanks to
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Clitheroe BB7 2EW. Tel. 422323/4, and printed by Central Lancashire. Printers Ltd, Wigan. London Office Advertisement Department: 23-27 Tudor Street, Ed4Y 0HR. Registered as a newspaper at the Post Office. Reproduction of the contents of this publication In any manner Is not permitted without prior consent of the Publisher. The Clitheroe Advertiser & Times belongs to the United Provincial Newspapers Group. .
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oiiu and to .Eric Mayman at Chews for his caring fun eral arrangements.
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