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F u rn i tu r e • B e d s * M a t t r e s s e s P in e B e d ro om F u rn i tu r e


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Comfortable Clitheroe complete twelfth win


Fleetwood 19, Clitheroe 29


A COMFORTABLE, if not convincing victory on Saturday gave Clitheroe’s rugby men their 12th win of the season. The Littlemoor side were boosted by the


alf for the holidaying Dave Barnes.


return of boisterous young prop forward Andrew “Tubber” Thomber, and fresh from a modelling assignment winger Peter Jaques. h The versatile Dave Watson filled in at scrum


On a firm, d ry p itch th e locals got off to a cracking s ta r t an d soon forced a p enalty 15


metres out. Ebllowing a clever set move i t was the Ulster­


man Scott Christie who scored under the posts. Watson converted and Clitheroe again scored


on their next foray into Fleetwood territory. From a scrum 20 metres o ut, number eight


Mike Francis picked up and, showing remark­ able speed for one so bulky, touched down almost unmolested. Fleetwood then claimed a score for themselves


before Jaques fielded a loose ball on half way and drove on, linked well with the forwards and was on hand for the scoring pass a t the finish. T h e conversion was missed b u t Fleetwood


struck back with a try of their own just before half-time. The first quarter of the second half saw the


home side’s best period of the game and Clitheroe’s laxness was punished when the lead


was cut to only two points. This, however, only spurred the maroon and


golds into action. When the Fleetwood fly-half was scragged in


his own 22, some ferocious play then ensued - and Watson was under th e posts for a deserved


. The referee thought otherwise, apparently too busy watching a punch up among the forwards


try.


to allow the try. Stung into action b y this travesty of justice,


Clitheroe again went on the offensive and a fine forward surge, with Martin Wigley and replace­


ment lock Bob Wilkinson prominent, created th e space for centre Ian Ibbotson to claim his first try of the season. A penal ty goal la te r b y Watson t ied u p th e


match for Clitheroe to end a scrappy and some­ times bad tempered affair. Clitheroe Cavaliers 20, Fleetwood 5


ON Saturday the Cavaliers waved good­ bye to a dull January with their first win


onds due to injury, illness and cancellations —not to mention two defeats against Aspull andWharfedale.


of 1997 against Fleetwood. January had been a poor month for the sec­


But this weekend was different, the Littlemoor


crowd were treated to a fine display of power­ house rugby from the forwards and some fero­ cious tackling in the backs. With Steven Taylor captaining the tide for the


day, th e Cavaliers opened the scoring with a kick-and-chase try from Moorby, only for Fleet- wood to pull level with a disputed score.


| Clitheroe replied with a classy try from Slinger ■


who burst through the heart of the opposition i defence to score under the posts. The Cavaliers never looked back and in the sec­


ond half “Old Boy” George Giles skidded over for a well-deserved t ry after a great push over


by the forwards. The final score was 20-5 and Paul Proctor was


named man-of-the-match mainly for his excel­


lent work in the loose play, bu t also for a tremen­ dous head-on tackle which felled the strong run­ ning Fleetwood full back in real style.


St Mary’s Ball 27, Malsis 12


ST Mary’s Hall made it 14 wins from 15 games as they coasted to victory over their


local rivals from Keighley. F irs t half tries from d a p p e r Tommy Barnes,


pack leader Daniel Hayhurst and scrum-half Clive Burrows put the game beyond the


Yorkshire tide’s reach. Hayhurst, a tower of strength in th e pack, left


the field three times with a bleeding nose in the WAOAT


second half and this coincided with the visitors having a good spell, running in two tries as the


home tide relaxed. ’ However, further tries to the ubiquitous Barnes


and the blood-spattered Hayhurst sealed a well-


deserved win, with Barnes converting the tnes and adding a penalty goal for good measure. • On adjacent pitches the seconds triumphed


39-14 over Maids and the Under U s won 12-7. Nobby Rodriguez was a t his elusive best for the


home side, who were missing th re e players throughinjury.


• At the weekend the Under 12 side, made up of players from all three tides, travel to Broms- grove to ta k e p a r t in th e D a i ly Teleg rap h National Under 12 Tournament. Coach Chris Moxon thinks they have a good chance of mak­ ing the finals.


, . Weekend teams Clilheroe (to be arranged, away, meet 1 pm.) K. Tyas,


P. Jaques, I. Ibbotson, I. Fielding, A. Burrill, D.O’DuIfy, D. Watson, A Thomber, D. Tatteisall, M. Procter, B. Wilkinson, A. Nuttall, R. Holmes, S.


Christie, M. Francis. Clitheroe 2nds (to be arranged) M. Allen, D. Atkinson, M. Chambera, T. Dubonski, D. Fielding, G. Giles, S. Greatorex, N. Green, R. Hales, S. Hall, E Isherwood, J. Knowles, A Moorby, R Procter, M. Rowley, B. Slater,


' D. Slinger, M. Stott, S. Taylor, D. Wareham, R. Water- house, E Whiteside, M. Heanan.


C l a r e t s a n d B lu e s by Chris Boden


wasn’t the landslide victory that it might


have been, but although things were tense until the final whistle, Rovers held on for a crucial 2-1 win over West Ham United on Sat­


urday at Ewood. The scoreline flattered the troubled Ham­


mers, but the points were all that mattered and they lifted Rovers to 13th. The goals that Rovers did score in the 36th and


39th minute via the boot of Kevin Gallacher add head of Chris Sutton did originate from West Ham mistakes, but the quick-thinking and clinical finishing that followed was excel­


lent.


I t was only a pity that Rovers’ passing and movement wasn’t rewarded by the conversion


of any of several chances. It could have been four or five at the interval,


but Rovers settled for two and looked to under­


line their dominance after the break. Gallacher hit the firet, robbing Ian Bishop


before detonating a 25yarder into the comer, and the unmarked Sutton headed his 11th of the season when Tim Sherwood took advan­ tage of Marc Rieper and Julian Dicks' hesitan­ cy to pick him out. West Ham made for a frantic finale when sub­


stitute Rio Ferdinand strode forward to crash the ball past Tim Flowers on 66 minutes, but Rovers limited the number of hairy moments and moved further towards dispelling relega­


tion doubts. There was further good news at the weekend


when the rumour-mongers were put to rest when Sven Goran Eriksson confirmed he WOULD be taking over a t Ewood and not going back on his word and going to Lazio. Rovers fans will be keeping their eyes peeled


for Blackburn’s international representatives in the week, with Colin Hendry, Kevin Gallacher and Billy McKinlay looking to feature in Scot­ land’s re-arranged game with Estonia on Tues­ day, while the Carling Player of the Month for January, Tim Flowers, and Graeme Le Saux are in the England squad to face the Azzuri on Wednesday. And another international in the form of Pol­


ish striker Marek Citko likely to be confirmed as a RoverB player in a £2.75m deal from


WldzewLodz. Cilko could have to wait until Rovers travel to


Anfield later this month before making his debut, as it is unlikely he will have got Us work permit in time for Rovers’ next game a week on Saturday against Coventry in the fourth round of the FA Cup.


B


urnley pulled a point out of the hat in the final minute of their clash against promo­


tion rivals Crewe at Gresty Road.


the. Roefield Leisure Centre Five-a-side League with a 9-


PSV Hangover extended their lead at the top of


0 win aver Litebody Stars. Low Moor dropped one place to fourth after being defeated 3-2 by Higher Buck, who retained their


second place position. There was no change a t the


again this week to retain their pursuit of the Ribble t Valley Ladies’ Darts First Division title. Craven Heifer B dropped only one leg at home to Black Horse and are three points


CRAVEN Heifer B and


ahead of Royal Oak, 84 vic­ tors over Judge Walmesley. Second Division leaders


Spring Mill defeated Brown .. Cow 10-2 , second-placed Royal British Legion A shared the spoils against Billington BC and Clitheroe Social Club on 84.


Royal Oak both won , To be fair, it was a deserved point for the


Clarets’ gritty refusal to give up the ghost. Crewe had displayed their renowned intricate


passing and movement, and were the better side in the first half, but failed to test Marlon


Beresford. But Beresford was beaten five minutes after


the break when Steve Macauley headed pow­ erfully from Gareth Whaliey’s cross. Clarets boss Adrian Heath decided to revert to


a back four and Burnley started to look like scoring.


Damian Matthew twice had piled n v ers . . . . . . .


superbly tipped over by Jason Kearton, and Peter Swan had a header from point-blank range beaten down.


' But they were not to be denied, and Paul


Barnes sent the Claret hordes into raptures, drilling a shot past Kearton after Dam Robin­


son played him clear from a punt upfield from Beresford.


as he looks for better fortunes against his for­ mer club York.


Barnes will be out for more goals on Saturday .


, Last time out he hobbled off injured, and the


Clarets fell to a hugely disappointing 1-0 defeat. On Tuesday Stockport County’s shadow squad


knocked the Clarets out of the Auto Wind­ screens Shield with a 1-0 win at Turf Moor. County had eight changes from the ride that


played against Brentford on Saturday, while the Clarets chose to experiment by starting with­ out three centre halves for the first time this


season. Burnley started brightly, but County began to _ .


impose themselves on the game and Canadian Martin Nash put them ahead on 19 minutes, crashing the ball home inside the near post from Keiran Durkan’s cross. County should have increased their lead


through Andy Mutch and Matthew Bond headers, but they failed to punish the Clarets. Sixteen-year-old Colin Carr-Lawton made his


first team debut, coming on at half-time for Horn Robinson, but he wasn’t helped to shine as Burnley strug^ed to piece anything together further up the field, and again the closest they came to scoring was via set-plays.


t With 20 minutes remaining Nigel Gleghoms


header from Paul Smith’s corner looked to have crossed the line before Damon Searle made contact with his hand, but the referee deemed that it hadn’t, Searle was sent off, and Burnley had a penalty. David Eyres smashed the penalty low to Neil


Edwards’ left, but the keeper pulled off a stun- ningstop.


Burnley then failed to take advantage of their . . .


numerical superiority, and have now gone four games without a win.


bottom of the league with Rapid Decline losing 3-0 to Parkers Arms. On Sunday the big match is


over take on Higher Buck. RESULTS


Talk 6; Low Moor 2, Higher Buck 8j PSV Hangover 9, Lite­


body Stars 0. POINTS AND POSITIONS


between the top two clubs as league-leaders PSV Hang­


AFC Sausage 7, Buck Rovers li Rag Legs Utd 5, Bowland Magic 4; Parkers Arms 3, Rapid Decline 0; Waddy Arms 4, Shy


1, PSV Hangover 40; 2. Higher


Buck 86; 3, Parkers Arms 33; 4, Low Moor 31; 6, AFC Sausage 27; 6, Shy Talk 25; 7, Buck Rovers 23; 8, Rag Legs Utd 19; 9, Waddy Arms 18; 10, Bowland Magic 6; 11, Litebody Stars 6; 12, Rapid Decline 0.


. Second Division: Dog and Par­ tridge (Clitheroe) 4, Dog and Par­ tridge (Barrow) 8; Mangrove 6, Black Bull 6; Legion A 6, Billing­ ton BC 6; Social C 8, Station 4;


First Division: Judge Walmesley 4, Royal Oak 8; Catholic 4, Heifer A 8; White Horse 5, Legion B 7; Heifer B 11, Black Horae 1; Kings Arms 9, Low Moor 3.


RESULTS


Spring Mill 10, Brown Cow 2. HIGH SCORES


171 - Heather Burgess (Kings); 142—Denise Bums (Craven A); 140 — Dawn Stephenson (Craven B); 132—Karren Barrow (Dog, Barrow); 125 — Shan Parkinson (Spring Mill); 121 — Angela


Adams (White Horae) and Moni­ ca Livesey (Spring Mill); 120 — Audrey Southwell and Renee Kid­ die (Spring Mill); 116 — Gwen Geldard (Craven B). POINTS AND POSITIONS


First Dirislon: 1, Craven B 87; 2,


Royal Oak 84; 3, Catholic SC 76; 4, Black Horse 72; 5, Low Moor


71; 6, Royal British Legion B and Craven A 68; 8, Kings Arms and White Horae; 10, Judge Walmesley


62. Second Division: 1, Spring Mill


111; 2, Royal British Legion A 88; 3, Clitheroe SC 79; 4, Dog and Partridge (Clitheroe) 78; 6, Dog and Partridge (Barrow) and Man­ grove 66; 7, Black Bull 63; 8, Sta­ tion 62; 9, Brown Cow 63; 10, Billington BC 62.


Thank You


I m c G O U G H . - M a r g a r e t would like to th an k all re la ­ tiv e s and f r ien d s fo r get w e l l c a rd s , f low e r s and gifts received du rin g h e r s tay in hospital. Thanks to D r Hlgson. F r Wareing and S i s t e r E i le e n , a ls o th e n u rse s an d s taf f on Pendle Ward, fo r all th e i r kindness and care.


I S A N D E R S O N .- Hilda an d Bill, th an k all th e i r friends a n d n e ig h b o u r s fo r th e cards, flowers and su p p o r t w h i le In h o s p i ta l . Also th an k s to th e s taf f on Hod- d e r Ward and D r McKinlay fo r th e i r care.


I ST JU D E . - O u r Lord thanks fo r p ray e rs an swered Kes.


I T H A N K S . -


B.V.M. fo r f a v o u r s re calved.


to G o d a n d DOBSON


W A L K E R . - Sylvia w o u ld f like to th an k , family and


ness has been much appre elated.


reen Hospital. Your kind


many lovely cards, flowers and p re sen ts , received dur- G in g h e r s ta y a t S h a ro e


r iends fo r visits and th e


(Martin John) 7th February ,


HOLMES (Claire)


February 7lh


and Lesley, Scott and Kirsti, Karl and your favourite D. J. Trev.


Love Mum and Dad, Marc


Congratulations on your 21st birthday.


Happy birthday Auntie Claire. . Kisses and cuddles.


Leon! Grace and Becca Louise .xxx


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MA R TO TIS VLNIN’S DY


INRMNIC EL FO W H AET E A


The Stlrk House Hotel, Gisburn are offering the readers o f the Clitheroe Advertiser & Times the opportunity to win a


romantic meal for two on Friday 14th February.


To enter you need to declare your love in print by placing a Valentine message in our Valentine’s Day promotion


to be published on Thursday 13lhFebraaiy.


Two winners will be chosen at random from the


messages placed and they will be notified by


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STUART - Absence makes the heart grow loader, distance makes the heart grow stronger. Love today and always from Sam


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You’ve made me very happy by simply being


So, Valentine I’m hoping you’ll say you love me too.


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with love from Catherine x


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JEFFERSON (nee Pozzi)


John and Marline are


pleased to announce the arrival of their precious


daughter, Giorgia Valentina, bom 27th January, weight 81b 2oz.


Thanks to Clitheroe Health


Centre, Dr Flatley and all the staff on B1 Ward at Queens ■ Park Hospital, especially Melanie Robinson.


. Congratulations from both families


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Birthday Greetings


WALTON- FERGUSON


Mr and Mrs J. Ferguson of Cliltieroe are pleased to


announce the engagement of


their youngest daughter Kerry to James, eldest son of Mr and Mrs J. Walton of Barnoldswick.


Lava and congratulations from both families.


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be? ' With not much hair - a metal knee. He lives in Sabden near the


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Guess Who


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(Jim and Bemice) 9th February


Love Peter, Julia, Duncan, Laura, Sarah, Ruth, James and Lucy


Congratulations on your Ruby Wedding


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CHEW.- On Jan u a ry 30th. 1997, a t Fellview, home for th e elderly. Doris, aged 88


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years, formerly of Clither^ t oe, th e d ear ly loved wife of o o k place a t Pleaslngton


d ay .'F eb ru a ry 5 th a t 2-30 p.m ..' I n q u r ie s E d e ls to n F u n e ra ls . 1 S to n e b r id g e P a ra d e . L o n g r id g e . Te i.


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GOTT.- Suddenly on Tues­ day, Jan u a ry 2 8th, 1997. in h o s p i ta l , W i l l iam G o t t , aged 79 years, of Sabden. beloved husband of Doris, dearly loved fa th e r of Iris,


eh e la te Clifford. The fun­ t ra l service and comm*s.«.a. C rematorium, on Wednes­


Mar ian. Bill. R o b e r t and Brian, d e a r fath er-in -law of Ronald, Brian, P a t and Bar­


Congratulations on your Silver Wedding, Februaiy 5th.


Susannah, Nathan, Gemma


(Jack and Frances) Love Mum, Dad, Rachel,


KERR


and Rosie, Raymond, Carol and family.


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4 1 1 4 f 4 t 4 4 4 f 4 1 * t f f f f b Announcements sent by post


must be endorsed with the name and address of the sender.


In case of engagements by post or handed In at our front counter reception, the signatures of both


announcements one of the parents signatures is required.


parties are required. In the case of birth


Announcements for the Births and Engagements classifications


cannot be accepted by phone.


All In Memoriams and Birthday Memoriams must be pre-paid. Death Notices, Thanks for


tor


HOLDEN (nee Davies)


Sympathy, acknowledgements and Floral Tributes must come from a Funeral Director.


David and Julie are pleased to announce the safe arrival of twin daughters, Olivia


Grace and Eleanore Rose on January 20th, 1997.


Precious granddaughters of Bill, Mabel, Roy and Pauline, nieces of Angela and Gary and cousins of Jerad.


Thank you to everyone for


the beautiful cards and gifts received.


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Mr and Mrs E. R. Booth of Chalburn are pleased to


announce the engagement of their daughter, Caroline


Louise to Andrew Mark, son of Mr and Mrs j . R. '


congratulations from both families.


Hargreaves of Clitheroe. Love and


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BOOTH - H A R G R E A V E S .- Carollne and Andrew, con- g ra tu la t io n s on y o u r en ­ gagement.


ways be yours. Love Grandma Webster.


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FAMILY NOTICES SECTION


STARTS - Announcement* HERE Births


DOBSON (Martin)


February 7 th


Congratulations on your 21st. Health and happiness always.


Lave from Nan, Grandad, Geoff, Bart, Angela, Glen and Amy


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► Engagements


D U F F Y (Thomas Josaph).- In loving memory of a d e a r dad , d ied F e b ru a ry 4 tn .


by B u t memor ies o f y o u w ill L n e ve r die.


Year's are s low ly passing EVAN SO N (G re ta ) .- Loving


ove from d a u g h te r J e an and family.


memories of a d e a r m o th e r a n d g r a n dm o th e r , w h o passed away, F eb ru a ry 6th.


L o v e d a n d r em em b e r e d L e veryd a y. ■ ■ •


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. L oved a nd rememb ered a / ways.


Love from husband F ran k d a u g h t e r - i n - l a w a n a grandchildren.


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Birthday Memories


B OW K E R (L in d a ) . - C h e r ­ ished b ir td ay memories o f a much loved mum, F eb ru a ry


8th.To be to g e th e r In th e same old way, * .


From ever loving d au g h te r Thelma and Tom.


Would be th e grea te s t w ish today.


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S E ED A L L (D orothy ) .- Today Is y o u r birthday,


We haven’t forgot, We th in k o f yo u always, A n d m is s y o u a lot.


T A Y L O R (A d a ) . - Trea su red memories of a d e a r wife an d m o th e r - in - law , d ied F eb ru a ry 2 n d ,1 9 9 5 .


eborah, Rachel and Amy.


I 1994.n o u r h earts sh e w i l l a l­ ways stay,


Dove from C a ro l . B rian,


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E & A M a y m a n F u n e ra l D ire c to rs


N o cards to send. N o p r e s en ts to give, So w e reach o u t to h o ld A you.n d give yo u a kiss . lHappy b ir th d ay and all o u r


Helen, Dale, Rob and Da­ niel xx.


ove, from Alan, Catherine,


Thanks For ■ Sympathy


C R O Z IE R .- F lo r a . R o y . Kathleen and family would like to th an k sincerely all r e l a t i v e s , f r i e n d s a n d n e ig h b o u rs and everyone w h o s en t cards, floral t r i ­ b u te s an d k ind expressions of sympathy durin g th e i r very sad loss and to every­ one w h o a t ten d ed - th e s e r ­ vice. Special th an k s to Doc­ Rto r Smith and to th e Rev.


very kind and comforting m in i s t r a t io n s , th a n k in g also Jean and Brian Price fo r th e ir help an d guidance.


oland Nicholson fo r his


FRANKLAND.- The family of th e la te James Lawson t F ran k la n d w o u ld l ik e to


ah an k all re la tiv e s, fr iends


. a n d m em o r ia l d o n a t io n s received during th e i r sad B loss. Special th an k s to Dr.


many kind express ions of sympathy, letters* cards of condolence, floral tr ib u te s


nd. n e ig h b o u r s fo r th e n row n a n d th e d i s t r i c t


th an k s to Stephen and J an e W o o d . M y r a B r i g g s . M r s H o l t . R o y G r e e n w o o d a n d h i s s t a f f a t t h e R i v e r b a n k


u rse s fo r th e i r care over th e y e a r s . O u r h e a r t f e l t


Cafe for all th e i r kindness and care, to th e Rev. R u s ­ sell Smith fo r his comfort­ ing m in is t ra t io n s an d to Brian, Jean , Carl and P au ­ line Price fo r th e i r care and loving service.


GOLDSMITH.- The family


o f th e la te Gladys Gold­ sm i th w ish to th a n k all th o s e w h o a t te n d e d th e fu n e r a l s e r v ic e fo r th e many k in d le t te r s , card s and floral t r ib u te s received a t th is s ad tim e . Special th an k s to do c to rs , n urses an d s taf f a t Blackburn R oy­ al Infirmary and to Father! Wareing fo r his k ind minis


tra t lo n s .


GORDON.- Tim and Wendy P a r ish w ould lik e to ex­ p re s s th e i r , m o s t s in c e re th an k s and ap p re ciatio n fo r th e tru ly loving c are shown to mo th e r by Angela and all H th e s ta f f a t High B rak e


been immeasurable th e la s t few diff icult days, to Dr S a u n d e r s a n d h i s c o l - . le ag u es , h e a r t fe l t th a n k s fo r th e ir care and u n d e r - 1 s tan d in g , th a n k s a lso to Rev. and M rs T u rn er , o u r re s id en ts and th e i r fr iends and families w h o have also t given us th e ir su p p o r t and


ouse, th e i r su p p o r t has


and profes sional and p e r ­ sona! a t ten t io n .


hankyou Eric for y o u r care


GOTT-- M rs D oris G o t t and i family wish to th a n k all re l-


i b ours fo r th e kind ex p res ­ s io n s o f sympathy, floral


atives. fr ien d s and neigh-


: tr ib u te s and d o n a tio n s re- : ceived during th e i r sad be- I reavement. Special th an k s H to d o c to rs and s taf f of th e


Wigh Dependency U n i t and


al Hospital and Rev. R. Ni­ cholson fo r his comforting min is tratio n s .


ard 14 a t Burnley G en er ­


GREEN.- Brenda. Vera and family w ould like to thank all re la t iv e s , f r ien d s and n e ig h b o u rs fo r th e many t kind express ions of sympa­


nhy. cards, flowers and do­


b a ra and a loving grandad an d g re a t-g ra n d a d . F u n ­ e ra l to o k place on Monday, F eb ru a ry 3 rd . There w as a


Appeal. Special th an k s to th e d o c to rs who a t ten d ed mother, th e Rev. Michael Fielding fo r his comforting m in is tra tio n s and to Jean and Brian Pr ice fo r th e fun­ e ra l arrangements. A very special th a n k y o u to P h il an d all th e c a re rs a t th e Cottage R e s t Home fo r th e loving care and kindness, shown to o u r m o th e r d u r ­ ing h e r s tay th e re .


a tio n s to th e Super Scan


s e rv ic e a t S t N ic h o la s Church, Sabden, followed b y i n t e rm e n t in t h e C h u rc h y a rd . B e r tw is t le s Funeral Service, Padiham. Tel. 01282 771628.


JONES.- On Jan u a ry 30th. t 1997. peacefully in h o sp i­


ta l . Cissy, aged 84 years,


jo h n n y Jo n es , formerly of Low Moor, Clitheroe. also a very d e a r au n t. A funeral service will take place a t 1 0-30 a.m. to d a y , in St P a u l 's Church, Low Moor, C litheroe, p r io r to crema­


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Congratulations and best wishes Martin on your 21st.


Have a great weekend ' BRYAN (nee Hargreaves) Mick and Barbara are


pleased to announce the arrival of their daughter, Sarah Jane, on January 29th, 1997.


Thank you to all family, friends and the Staff on Ward C9 at Queen's Park


and the Ribble Valley Midwives.


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Love Mum/Dad and Joanne Happy 21st Martin Lots of love Adele


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tio n a t Accrington Crema­ qtorium a t 11-30 a.m. All in ­


u ir ies to Eric Mayman fo r th e Richard Chew Funeral


S e rv ic e , C l i th e ro e . Te l 4 4 3 0 4 5.442285.


T A T T E R S A L L . - On J an u ary 31 s t, 1997, peacefully in th e M an o r House. Chat- b u rn and formerly of Whal- J ley Road. C litheroe, Sarah


la te James T a tte rsa li, the d e a r m o th e r of R o b e r t and moth e r- in -law of Pamela, also a much loved g rand­ m o th e r o f M ar tin and J o ­ hanna. The funeral service will be held in S t P au l’s Church, to d a y Th u rsd ay , F eb ru a ry 6th a t 1-30 p.m. p r io r to cremation a t Ac­ c r in g to n C rem a to r ium a t 2-30 p.m. Family flowers only p le a se , d o n a t io n s if desired, fo r th e Cancer R e ­ search Campaign, in Sally’s Memory, to Mrs B. Taylor, t 115 C h atb u rn Road, Cli­


t an e (Sally), aged 86 years, h e d ear ly loved wife of the


Calveryley’s Funeral Ser vice. Tel. 01200 442020


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HALL.- The family of th e H la te N o rm a n F r e d e r ic k


t all would like to sincerely


and neighbours fo r th e kind e x p re s s io n s o f symp ath y and d o n a tio n s to F r ien d s of C l i th e r o e H o s p i ta l r e ­ ceived during th e i r re c en t sad loss. Special th an k s to D r Ib b o tso n all th e s taf f a t C litheroe Hospial fo r th e i r care, to everyone who a t­ ten d ed th e funeral service, also to Rev. R. Nicholson fo r his k in d m in is tra tio n s and to C alverley’s Funeral Service fo r th e i r dignified arrangements.


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ROE.- Olive and family wish to th a n k a l l r e l a t iv e s , f r ie n d s , n e ig h b o u r s an d


th o s e w h o a t te n d e d th e funeral service fo r Arnold, for all th e many kind le t ­ te rs . cards, floral tr ib u te s and w o rd s of comfort re* ceived a t th is sad time. Spe­ cial th an k s to D r C a r te r a t t C lith e ro e and o th e r doc­


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ness, Rev. Q. Wilson fo r his kind m in is tra t io n s and to Eric and Terence a t C h ew 's fo r th e ir dignified funeral arrangements.


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SUTTON.- F r ien d s o f th e la te Annie S u tto n wish to th a n k ev ery o n e w h o h as s e n t d o n a t io n s fo r th e W h a l l e y M e t h o d i s t Church, th e sum of £275 has been d o n a ted . O u r sp e ­ cial th an k s to Rev. Brenda Leigh and to all w h o a t ­ tended th e funeral service,, also to C alv er ley 's / Lang- shaws Funeral Service for th e ir help and profes sional arrangements.


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