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The Clitheroe THURSDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1997 Birth* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *


Birthday’ Greeting*


******************** Deathi HUMPHREYS


Congratulation* Paul and Sheila on the safe arrival of Paul Jock, born 20th December, 1996. Love to you all Mum and Dad


THOMPSON


(Margaret) 10th January


FLORIO (nee Greenwood).- On December 23rd, 1996 in St Vincent’ s Hospital. Vancouver, Christine Eliz­ abeth, aged 52 years, de­ voted and loving wife of Pe­ ter, dear sister and sister- in-law of David and Bar­ bara and daughter of the late Phyllis and Robert Greenwood, also a much loved aunt. A memorial service will be held at St Helen's Church. Wadding- ton, on Tuesday, January 14th at 11.00 am. Family flowers only, but donations if desired, to St Vincent's Hospital, Vancouver, c/o Peter Florio, The Moor­ cock Inn, Waddington.


Congratulations on your 60th to a loving wife, mother and grandmother


Ray and Mandi are pleased


to announce the birth of their son, Mitchel, on January 3rd, 1997 at Queen's Park Hospital.


Thank you to all midwives ana nurses on C5


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A M A N w i t h an interest in the creative a sp e c ts o f edu ca t ion has taken ov e r at the helm o f C l i th e r o e ’ s b i g g e s t p r im a r y school.


Soccer star Chris plays Santa


SO C C E R s ta r Chris Sutton exchanged his blue and white Black­ burn Rovers strip for Santa’s red and white rob e s when he made a guest appearance at a tiny tots Christmas party. Chris's visit to Elaine’s


Day Care C en tre at Brockhall Village was filmed by a Sky Sport pro­ duction team compiling a profile about the centre forward. “Chris played his part so


well that many of the par­ ents did not know that Father Christmas was the Rovers’ famous striker,”


said Elaine Eastham, who runs the centre. Parent Chris took time


off from his Santa role to be interviewed by a Sky presenter and afterwards


had a busy time handing out g i f ts on behalf of E la in e to d o z en s o f youngsters. During the party, the


children, all wearing fancy dress, entertained their parents to a programme of festive songs and carols. The babies, placed in colourful boxes, were “ in disguise” as Christmas presents; the two and th re e -y e a r -o ld s were dressed as reindeers; and the four-year-olds wore a v a r ie ty o f in geniou s outfits. Elaine added; “There


was a wonderful atmo­ sphere and the party was made even more memora­ ble by the Sky recording, which has already been screened."


Future for Scouts secure


STEADY fund-raising support means that Scouts and Guides in Langho can face the future with confi­ dence, despite fading hoi>es of being given a new


“home” . Subsidy cuts have effec­


t iv e ly in c rea s ed the charges for the use of their school hall headquarters. And, as reported at the time, the financial outlook meant that an offer of accomodation from Brock- hall developer Mr Gerald Hitman was g r e a t ly


appreciated. But Mr Hitman has


never followed up his offer and officials of the Scouts and Guides think he must have changed his mind. "W e would s till be


grateful to hear from him,” says Group Scout Leader Mr John Swar-


brick. “ But we think it likely we will have to stop in the school, and we are fortunate that we have a strong fund-raising team. We have also increased subscriptions to help with


costs . " ___________ Chemists’ rota


TODAY and tomorrow. Heyes Chemists, of Moor Laiie, Clitheroe, will be open until (w!0 p.m. Boots the Chemist Ltd,


Castle Street: Sunday, noon to 1 p.m., Monday to Friday until,(i-JO p.m.


Mr Paul Adnitt, aged


44, the new headteacher at St James’s CE Primary School, has more than a passing interest in music and drama and its effect on children. He has produced his


own pantomimes and plays in the past and he believes


creativity has a significant part to play in a child’s education. On his first day in the


j o b , on M o n d a y , he stressed: “The three R’s are an important part of the educative process, but I believe you must have creativity for a child to reach his or her full poten­ tial. I want to do the basics very well, but to have a creative outlet for a child is very important indeed.” Mr Adnitt, who lives in


Higher Ramsgreave, on the border between Black­ burn and the Ribble Val­ ley, is also interested in environmental matters. He thinks children should have a good grounding in the subject which, he says, can only be good for the future of our society. St James’s School has a


brook running through its grounds and he says there is a great deal of potential to introduce environmen­ tal studies based around the stream.


For six years Mr Adnitt


was headteacher at St L a u r e n c e ’ s P r im a ry School, Chorley. Before that, he taught at four schools in Birkenhead. He is a graduate of Chester College, he is married to another headteacher but the couple have no children. At 44, he still does very well to play football and it


is his stated aim to con­ tinue playing as long as his


legs will keep going. He has a lingering affection for his home-town football club, Preston North End, but for many years has been a convert to the blue and white halves of Black­ burn Rovers. With plans to build a


new classroom extension at school at the end of the month, and with a new d e p u ty h e a d t e a c h e r expected in March, St James's is undergoing dra­ matic changes and an increase in the 346 pupils is envisaged. Mr Adnitt, however


expects the ethos of the school to continue, with high expectations for all who attend. He said: “ If you expect great things, you are more likely to get them. I will expect good behaviour, hard work and pupils who do their very best.” (CAT 6021)


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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 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.


Death Notices, Thanks for Sympathy,


acknowledgements and Floral Tributes must come from a Funeral Director.


-Thank You


BRISTOL.- Bryan wishes to thank relatives and friends for their cards and visits during his recent stay In hospital. Thanks to Sur­ geon Mr A. P. Maskell and the nurses and staff of Ward 6M. Blackburn Royal In- flrmury.


CHEW.- Edie would like to thank everyone for their support during her recent stay in hospital, following


her fall. She sends belated seasons greetings to you


all.


GRATEFUL THANKS to St Jude for intercession. G.M.


ST JUDE.- Our Lord thanks for prayers answered Kes.


W A LM S L E Y G ra te fu l thanks to all relatives and friends too numerous to


mention, for their love, support and help during Delena’s stay in hospital, and the weeks following. Also to Dr Hutchinson, God bless you all. Special love to Nell for always being a wonderful husband and dad. You're the best. Love from Delena, Lee- James and Jonathan.


W1GGLESWORTH.- Than- kyou very much for the lovely present Santa. All the best to you and yours- for 1997. Margaret.


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BICKNELL (nee Borrow)


Andy and Elaine are delighted to announce the safe arrival of George Henry, on 30th December, 1996. A brother for Liom.


Many thanks to Ribble Volley Micrwives, Central Delivery


Suite ond Ward B1, Queen's Park Hospital.


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50 YEARS YOUNG


Wishing you both a very happy birthday


All my love Mum


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30


SHEWELL-COOPER (Lois)


15th Jonuory HOUGHTON


Sharon and John are pleasec to announce the safe arrival of Victoria Louise, weighing 81b 8oz.


A welcome sister for Laura and Oliver. Many thanks to all


concerned, especially to muml


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Chloe and the rest of the Middleton family


Life begins at 30? Love from Jason,


GUEST-BOOTH


(Cynthia-Barbara) (nee Webster) January 13th


PENMAN (Vickie)


January 9th.


Happy 1 8th birthday Vickie.


All my love, Andrew.


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PENMAN (Victoria).- Con­ gratulations Vickie on your 18th birthday. January 9th. From Grandma Yates, Ju­ lie, Norman and family, Elizabeth, Barry and fam­ ily, Mick, Jan and girls, April. John and girls. W is h in g y o u h e a lth and happiness.


Engagements' ********************


PENMAN (Vickie).- Con­ gratulations on your 18th birthday. H e a lth and happiness a l ­ ways. Love from Auntie Anne, Uncle Alan and Toyah.


SMITH


Philip and Michelle are delighted fo announce the


birth of Sebastian Philip, on 2nd January, 1997.


A most welcome brother for Charlotte and the late


Christian. Many thanks to all family and friends for their help and support and all at Castle Medical Practice


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POMFRET.- To Jeremy and Rachel, on December 10th. 1996, in Lisburn, Co. An­ trim. the gift of a son. Josh­ ua Henry Elliot, a dear brother for Chloe and Sophia, a precious grand­ son for Dave and Christine and a special nephew for Charlotte and Jonathan. Thanks to all for cards, good wishes and prayers. Joshua is now home and making good progress.


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Love from Mel, Vanessa and Gareth


****** * * * * * * * * * * * * * Coming of Age


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NUTTALL.- On January 6th, 1997, suddenly at his home in Clitheroe, Freder­ ick, aged 79 years, the dearly loved husband of Jean, dear father of John, father-in-law of Pat. and proud grandad of David, Peter and Stephen. A fun­ eral service and cremation will take place at Accring­ ton Crematorium at 3 p.m. on tomorrow Friday. Janu- 1 ary 10th. Family flowers only please, but donations In Fred’s memory to the Ambulance Service, c/o Eric Mayman for Richard Chews Funeral Service, 10-12 Whalley Road. Cli­ theroe, BB7 1 AW. All In­ quiries tel: 01200 443045. 442285.


(Matthew John) BENNETT


Happy 18th birthday Matt January 12th


Health and happiness always Love from Nan


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PARSONS.- On January 1st, 1997, suddenly In hospital and of Tosslde, Margaret, aged 72 years, the dearly loved wife of Theodore, loving mother of Norma, Arthur and Irene and Mother-in-law of Peter and Susan, also a much loved grandma and great- grandma. A funeral service and interment will take place at St Bartholomews with St Peter’ s Church, Tosslde at 2 p.m. today Thursday, January 9th, 1997. Family flowers only please, but donations, in memory of Margaret to the Friends of Slaidburn Prac­ tice, c/o Mrs I. Parsons, 5 The Plantation, Tosslde. North Yorkshire, BD23 4SF. All inquiries to Eric Mayman for the Richard Chew Funeral Service, Cli­ theroe. Tel. 01200 443045, 442285.


BURNOP (Nicola)


January 12th.


Congratulations on your 21st birthday.


Love mum, dad and Michael.


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SAGAR.- On January 3rd 1997. In Clitheroe Hospl tal, Jack, aged 76 years, of Waddington. the dearly loved husband of the late Mary, much loved father of Tim and loved father-in- law of Ellie. A service was held at St Helens Church. Waddington, on Wednes­ day, January 8th, followed by cremation at Accrington Crematorium. Donations If desired, may be donated, for the Clitheroe Health Centre Medical Founda tion Fund, c/o Mrs Pauline Price, 39 Downham Road. Chatburn, Clitheroe. BB7 4AU. Inquiries to Brian Price Funeral Services. Tel. 01200 441927.


PENMAN (Victoria) January 9th.


WADDINGTON- LIMBERT


Ian and Sharon are pleased to announce the birth or their son, Zack George Leslie, on


December 19th, weighing 6lb. A most welcome brother for


Georgina Lyn. Thanks to all staff on Wara C5, Queens Park


Hospital and Clitheroe Health Centre


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Birthday Greetings


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PENMAN (Vickie)


January 9lh.


Happy 18th birthday chuck. Love Sharon and Paul. Happy 18th Aunty Vickie. Lots of cuddles,


Bradley-James xxx


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All our love and best wishes on your 18th birthday.


Dad and mum xxx


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1 (Tom), while shopping in Spain, aged 76 years, for­ merly of Barkerfield, Wor- ston and recently retired, the beloved husband of Christine, will be dearly missed by his children


SHEARD.- On December 28th, suddenly Thomas


' grandchildren and Innu merable friends. The fun


eral service will be held in Christ Church, Chatburn at 12 noon, tomorrow, Fri


In Memory OWEN (Carl) Died January


SHERLIKER (Wllf).- In lov­ ing memory of a dear hus­ band. dad and grandad. January. 1994. H is end was so sudden. H is last thoughts u n kn ow n ,


Loved and remembered al­ ways. Mum and Dad, sis­ ters Janette, Michelle and Vicky. Also Linda. Jordan and Alan.


9th1990 S ile n t thoughts o f times to­ gether, h o ld m em o r ie s w hich w i l l last forever.


TITLEY (nee Sellers).- In loving memory of Doris, died January 13th, 1992. H e r h a p p y smile and cheer­ •fu l ways,


B u t he left us a memory. We are p ro u d to ow n . Love Betty and all the fam­ ily.


A re golden memories o f b y ­ Egone days.


WALMSLEY (EmllV WII- ma).- In loving memory of my dear wife who died Jan­


Gordon. Doug. Ron. Mary and families.


uary 12th, 1995. Atp e a ce .


WILKINSON (Joseph).- In ever loving memory of Jo­ seph. dearly loved husband


Bill.


of the late Eliza Ellen and loving father of Pauline. Died 12th January. 1978.


„ Birthday Memories


BURGESS (Clifford) Birth- day memories January


12th.You are a lw a y s in o u r thoughts Grandad. Loved and missed, Delena and Nell.Goodnight God bless Grandad love from Lee-James and Jonathan.


BURGESS (C l i f fo r d ) . - Birthday memories, Janu­ ary 12th. H a p p y m em o r ie s o f our. lives sp en t together. A lw a y s In o u r thoughts. ■ L o v e d a n d rem em b e re d F forever.


Edith, son John and daugh­ ter Doreen.


rom your everlovlng wife


Thank* Sor Sympathy


BATTERSBY.- The family of the late Arnold Battersby would like to express their sincere thanks to all rela­ tives. friends and neigh­ bours for their many kind expressions of sympathy, letters and cards of condo­ lence received during their sad loss. Thanking also Rev. Brenda Leigh for her comforting ministrations, to Castleford Home for the Elderly and the nurses and staff of Clitheroe Health Centre for their care and attention and for donations


received.


thank all friends for the many kind expressions of sympathy, letters and cards of condolence and floral tributes received during * her sad loss. Thanking also


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Rev. D. Mewls for his com­ forting ministrations, to everyone who has given do­ nations for the Clitheroe Heart Machine Fund and to Brian. Jean, Carl and Pau­ line Price for all funeral ar- rangements. A special thankyou to Sheila for her help and support.


day, January 10th, fol lowed by burial in the churchyard. Family flow ers only please, but dona tions would be received In Tom’s memory for the Cli­ theroe Heart Machine Fund, c/o Mr B. Lord, 5 Moor Lane, Clitheroe. BB7 IBB. Inquiries to Eric and Alison Mayman for the Hi chard Chew Funeral Ser vice. Tel: 01200 443045 442285.


YO RKE.- John Edward Evelyn, aged 92 years, dearly loved husband of Eleanor and father of David and Anne. A funeral service will take place at Long Pre' ston. tomorrow Friday. January 10th, 1997 at 2-30 p.m. Family flowers only please.


In Memory


BARLOW (Mary).- In mem ory of a dear mum who died January 10th, 1996. For a m um I miss so much. B u t p ra ye rs I say to keep in touch,


So simp le b u t v e ry true. L o v e d a n d rem em b e re d e veryda y.


BARLOW.- 1st Anniver­ sary. In loving memory of my dear mum died. January 1996. Y o u r life was love and la bour. Y o u r lo ve fo r y o u r fami ly true.


BARLOW.- 1st Anniver­ sary. In loving memory of my dear wife Mary, died January 10th, 1996. N o time to say goodbye. Y o u w e re gone before I


A n d o n ly G o d k n ow s w h y . Always loved and remem' bered by your loving hus band Harry.


k n e w . .


COOK (Ivy).- In memory of mother and grandma died January 12th, 1994.


A lw a y s in o u r thoughts,


F o re v e r in o u r hearts. From Lynn. Joyce. Jim and Tom.


MASHITER (Sarah Dor­ een).-In loving memory of a very dear mum and nan who died January 10th. 1996. and of a dad and grandad (Len) June 17th 1983. A y e a r has g o n e b y so quickly, Since yo u left us to go to dad,


We thin k ab out yo u e ve ry day,


WALMSLEY- GOLDSMITH


Keith and Lil Walmslev of


Shawbridge Street, Clilneroe □re pleased to announce the engagement of their


daughter, Tracy Joanne to


Kyle Ashley, son of Eric and Maureen Goldsmith of


Pimlico Road, Clitheroe. Love and


congratulations from both families


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T h e y sa y there ’s a reason, Th a t time alone w i l l heal. B u t n e ith e r time n o r rea­ son.


A n d the tears w e ’ve shed are many,


Can take the h u r t away. Love from your children and grandchildren.


We w i l l always remember L you .oved and sadly missed by your Son John, daughter- in-law Eileen, grandchil­ dren Kelly and Shauna.


From your loving daughter Mary, son-in-law David and grand-daughters Mary and Jackie.


BREAKS (Ronald).- Mar­ jorie and family would sin­ cerely like to thank all rela­ tives, friends and neigh­ bours for the kind expres­ sions of sympathy received during their recent sad loss, for cards of condo­ lence. floral tributes, offers of help and support and do­ nations which are being re­ ceived in Ronnie's memory for the Clitheroe Heart Ma­ chine Fund. With special thanks to Harry, the ambu­ lance. paramedics, the po­ lice and all who assisted in any way on the market. Thanks to Dr Crowther and staff at Clitheroe Health Centre for their kind care and attention, also Rev. S. Ridley for his special pray­ ers and service, thanks also to Canon G. Walker, to all who attended the funeral service and to Bill and staff at Calverleys Funeral Ser­ vice for their kind and pro­ fessional help and support.


GREENWOOD.- Mrs Mary Nolan and the family of the late Mrs Sarah Greenwood wish to express their sin­ cere thanks to all friends and neighbours for the kind expressions of sympathy and cards of condolence re­ ceived during their recent sad loss. Special thanks to Dr Bailey for all her medi­ cal care and attention, to all the residents and staff of Beech Grove for all the lov­ ing care shown over the years and to Father Wear­ ing for his kind words and prayers. A very special thanks to all those who at­ tended the mass, It was a great comfort to know that Sarah was held in such high esteem by those who knew her and God bless you all.


Y o u did y o u r best fo r a l l of us,


LAYFIELD (Carol Ann).- Carol’s mum. Agnes Par­ kinson. wishes to thank relatives and friends for cards, mass offerings ond flowers received during her time of sorrow, especially Mr and Mrs Harwcod, everyone at Llttlemoor and Sabden, and Rev. R. Nicol- son for prayers and minis­ trations.


ODDIE (Lily Ann).- Mr Pe­ ter Oddie would like to thank relatives and friends for the kind expressions of sympathy received in their recent bereavement. Spe­ cial thanks to Dr McKlnlay. to the staff at the Manor House, Chatburn for their care and attention, to Rev. Walter Drain for his kind


ministrations, to all who attended the funeral ser­ vice and to Bill and staff at Calverley's Funeral Ser­ vice for their dignified ar­


rangements.


WATSON.-The family of the late Margo Watson wish to thank relatives, friends and neighbours for the many kind expressions of sympa­ thy and donations received for St Andrew’s Church during their time of sorrow and loss. Special thanks to Dr. Brown and the staff at Slaidburn Practice, to Mr and Mrs Parish and staff at High Brake House and everyone at Clitheroe Hos-, pital for their loving care and support, to the Rev. Mark Russell Smith and the Rev. Michael Fielding for their many visits to Margo and for their kind ministrations and a most memorable and moving funeral service, finally to Roy and Julia for the cater­ ing, God bless you all.


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