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01200 426021 or call In at Edlsford Road, Clitheroe


I f r e e A


Clitheroe 14 Blackburn 5


CLITHEROE returned to winning ways with a performance as committed as the


previous week's had been lacklustre. A nine-point winning margin indicates a


close-fought encounter. But in reality, the Littlemoor side were


always in control and gave the visitors few chsmcesWith only two team changes - Dave Barnes and Steve Graham returning - the transformation in the side's attitude was


remarkable. The heavy pitch dictated the game would


be won or lost among the forwards. Blackburn fielded a large pack, but supe­


colleagues Dave Tattersall and Andrew Thom- ber were on hand to lend support at all times. The back row of captain Roger Holmes, Tim Hitchen and Barnes were first to the


rior technique from the Clitheroe eight always gave them the upper hand. Harry Proctor led the way, and his front row


tomed role of second row, and Bob Wilkinson showed a neat side-step for one so large, even if his passing was somewhat suspect. All the points came in the first half. Wilkinson claimed the first after a block­


breakdown time and again. Alan Nuttall gave 100% in the unaccus­


defenders to cross for the side's second. Each was accompanied by Malcolm


Clitheroe Cavaliers 19 The Clitheroe- ‘Your1


Derby winners look for tenth victory


dvertiser and 1 imes ¥


rn THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18th, 1997 C o n g ra tu la tio n s FAMILY


NOTICES SECTION


Saturday in the final game of 1997 looking for their 10th win of the season. Lostock 17


the referee had other ideas. Clitheroe travel to North Ribblesdale on


ON Saturday Clitheroe’s second team came away from Lostock with yet another victory, despite being without a


couple of key players. Clitheroe included new boys Dave Daven­ port and Chris Bosonett, who both had solid


,


games at wing-forward and centre. From the start Clitheroe took the initia­


tive and held most of the territorial advan­ tage, but were unable to score until midway through the half. From the Clitheroe 22 metre line superb


sucked in the Lostock defence before slipping the ball to stand-in stand-off Richard Water- house, who crashed over for a try. Stott converted and Clitheroe looked com­


fortable at half-time. Unusually Lostock were allowed back into


busting run from Nuttall set up a ruck close to the Blackburn try-line. Centre Mick Stott then eluded several


Heanan adding the extra two points. Blackburn did sneak a try late in the half, but that was the only time they threatened


running from elusive full-back Chris Stott led, to links with other support players who unselfishly passed to wing forward Jason Knowles, who ran the last 20 metres to score. A few minutes later Andrew Moorby


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Love from muni/ dad/ Suzy a n d Janet.


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the game and mistakes cost the Cavaliers two converted tries and a penalty, giving the home side a 17-14 lead with only 12 minutes left on


the clock. Captain Phil Isherwood demanded more


commitment from his team, and he was not


disappointed. Steven Greatorex hammered his way


superbly, and only bad luck and poor referee­ ing stopped them from increasing their lead. Unluckiest of all was scrum-half Graham,


the home side's line. The second half saw Clitheroe defend


who seemed destined to score his first try for tlie club following a quick tap penalty, but


the-match, picked up from the base of a very solid Cavalier scrum and dived over for the


through the Lostock backs leaving Clitheroe camped near the Lostock line. Bill Platt, who was later named man-of-


winning score. It was a close call, but Clitheroe Cavaliers


Cricket


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Dog take over the lead!


DOG and Partridge A took over at the top of the Clitheroe Pool League Premier Division, thanks to the


inactivity of Read Constitutional Club A. Dog beat Kings Arms A - second before the match - 4-3 to


go a point clear. Buck A won 5-2 against


on or before Tuesday. RESULTS


Higher Buck - their third win in three - and they are a further two points back. Stork Hotel A head the


Premier Division


First Division after a 4-3 win at second-placed Royal Oak A, with Pendle Hotel B, who were without a game, a point


behind. Second Division leaders


Petre Arms A won easily, 6-1,


at Black Horse, and Pendle Hotel A won by the same margin against Brown Cow A. Black Horse B recorded


Arms A 3; Buck A 5, Higher Buck 2; Waggon and Horses v Read A; Legion A 6, Castle A 1; Kings Arms B 6,Dog and Par­ tridge B 1; De Lacy B bye. First Division


Dog and Partridge A 4, Kings


Legion A bye. First Division


New Inn v Mangrove A; Stork Hotel A v De Lacy A; Pendle Hotel B v Black Bull; Hurst Green and Royal Oak A byes; Hurst Green v Royal Oak A for­ ward from 16/4/97. Second Division


White Lion v White Hart;


U(tan£ njou. WILLIAMS


< Ashle Dog Inn v Pendle Hotel A;


Petre Arms A v Bay Horse A; Brown Cow A v Horse Shoe A; Legion B v Craven Heifer A;


White Lion bye; New Inn bye; Mangrove A 3, White Hart 4; De


Lacy A v Pendle Hotel B; Royal Oak A 3, Stork Hotel A 4; Hurst Green 5, Black Bull 2; New Inn


v White Lion from 1/1/98. Second Division


the biggest win in the Third Division, beating Brown Cow B 6-1, and they are third behind Three Mill­ stones, 5-2 winners against Horse Shoe B, and Legion C, who beat Buck B 4-3. Fourth Division leaders


Black Horse A 1, Petre Arms A 6; Pendle Hotel A 6, Brown Cow A 1; Horse Shoe A 3, Legion B 4; Castle B 4, Craven Heifer A 3. Third Division


Bay Horse A v Dog Inn;


Black Horse A v Castle B. Third Division


Buck B v Stork Hotel B; Horse


Shoe B v Legion C; Swan and Royal v Buck Wrinkleys; Royal Oak B v Black Horse B; Three


Millstones v Brown Cow B. Fourth Division


Mangrove B bye; Buck C


White Horse; Starkies A v Petre Arms B; Bay Horse B v Pendle Witch; Craven Heifer B v


Buck Wrinkleys 2, Buck B 5;


Three Millstones 5, Horse Shoe B 2; Stork Hotel B 4, Swan and Royal 3; Legion C 4, Royal Oak B 3; Brown Cow B 1, Black


Craven Heifer B lost 3-4 to Buck C, but remain three points clear of Petre Arms B, who beat Bay Horse B 5-2. White Horse are third after


a 6-1 win over Mangrove B. © The Challenge Cup first round matches will take place on Tuesday, January


and monies are to be returned


6th, 1998. All Christmas raffle tickets


Horse B 6. Fourth Division


Craven Heifer B 3, Buck C 4; Read B v Starkies A; Petre Arms B 5, Bay Horse B 2; Starkies B v Pendle Witch.


TONIGHT'S FIXTURES Premier Division


Kings Arms A v Kings Arms


B; Dog and Partridge A v High­ er Buck; De Lacy B v Buck A; Castle A v Waggon and Horses; Read A v Dog and Partridge B;


David on course for Turkey Shoot title


THE competitive season came to an end at Stonyhurst Park Golf Club with the annual Turkey Shoot and mixed


Texas Scramble. The fast-improving David Beesley won the men s


Turkey Shoot. And Alison Hodgson, yet another mover on the handi­ , .


cap listings, won the "fair sex" award. Alison Hodgson then teamed up with Tony Dobson, Jeff Crowther and John Blockeel to win the Texas Scram­


ble.The best gross score was returned by Ray Shuttle- worth, John Simpson, Mike Tipton and Jo Porter.


( Darts ) ( Soccer )


RIBBLE VALLEY


LADIES’ DARTS


LEAGUE


SPRING Mill claimed the Ribble Valley Ladies' Darts League Pat Dobson Memorial Trophy with a convinc­ ing 7-2 win over Catholic Social Club at the Royal British Legion Club last week. On the way, Barbara


NORTH-WEST COUNTIES’ FOOTBALL


LEAGUE First Division


Newcastle Town 22 18 9 0 48 HIW.......................... 8 Vauxhall GM... 21 12 4 4 43


p W D LPts P


Kidsgrove Ath.. 16 13 1 2 40 Anchor A.................... 8 St Helens Tn.... 18 9 7 2 34 Buck (Grind).............. 8 3


• Pendle Hotel........... 8


Burscough....... 16 9 4 3 31 Coach A..................... GlossopNE.... 19 9 4 6 31 Three Rivers............... 8 Atherton LR.... 21 9 4 8 31 Copy Nook................. 8 Ribticklers................. 8


Prescot Cables. 21 8 6 7 30


Parker had a 109 checkout and Monica Livesey scored 135, both for the winners. A disco was held after the


match and the proverbial <?ood time was had by all.


A


Warrimrton Tn. 22 7 3 12 24 Craven Heifer............. Haslingden...... 20 6 6 8 24 Ribb’dale Arms........... 8 Mossley.......... 18 5 8 5 23 Coronation A.............. Salford City.... 19 6 3 10 21 Anchor B.................... Nantwich Tn... 17 6 2 9 20 Pendle Inn.................. Atherton Colls. 22 5 5 12 20 Bay Horses................. HolkerOB...... 19 3 4 12 13 Coronation B.............. Ramsbottom Utd20 3 4 13 13 Buck (Pay)................. Darwen........... 20 2 4 14 19 Coach B .....................


CLITHEROE.. 17 6 7 4 25 Maine Road.... 19 7 4 8 25 RossendaleUtd 18 7 3 8 24


p


7 7


7 7 7 7 7 7


• - two points deducted. Second Division White Horse 6, Mangrove B 1;


Starkies B. ' POINTS AND POSITIONS Premier Division


1, Dog and Partridge A 25; 2,


Kings Arms A 24; 3, Buck A 22; 4, Read A 22; 5, Castle A 18; 6, Waggon and Horses 13; 7, Kings Arms B 12; 8, Dog and Partridge B 11; 9, Legion A 11; 10, De Lacy B 7; 11, Higher Buck 6. First Division


Hotel B 17; 3, Royal Oak A 16; 4, Mangrove A 15; 5, De Lacy A 12; 6, New Inn 11; 7, Hurst Green 11; 8, White Lion 10; 9, White Hart 9; 10, Black Bull 7. Second Division


1, Stork Hotel A 18; 2, Pendle


v.mey would like to thank all his j family and workfriends for the surprise party and wonderful gifts received on his 21st


birthday and a special thank you lo Abbyl


********************* B i r t h .


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COPPOCK


David and Liz are delighted to announce the arrival of


Louisa Nicole, on December 13th, 1997. A welcome sister for Katherine.


********************* Thanks to all concerned.


Shoe A 24; 3, Pendle Hotel A 23; 4, Bay Horse A 15; 5, Black Horse A 14; 6, Craven Heifer A 14; 7, Legion B 13; 8, Castle B 11; 9, Brown Cow A 9; 10, Dog Inn 8. Third Division


1, Petre Arms A 31; 2, Horse


continue to notch up the wins with only one defeat so far this season.


Thank You


Ib u RROWS (Ken) .- Would lik e to thank ev e ry on e for th e good w ish e s , cards and p r e sen ts on th e o c casion of h is birthday and for making th e c e leb ra t ion s o memor­ a b le . S p e c ia l th a n k s to John, A liso n and s ta f f at the Red Pump Inn and a lso to the man w ith th e shirt! Thankyou. Ship Inn. Caton.


I PETTY.- R odn ey w o u ld like to thank frien ds and family for cards, v is it s and su p ­ p o r t In a dif f icult year . To Carl for keep in g me * sa n e \ t o Y v o n n e , J u d i th an d Becky for lo v e and u nd er­ stand in g. Rod.


I SNAPE (Lilian ) .- W ish es to thank Dr McMeekln, staf f o n H o d d e r a n d P c n d le Wards. C l ith e r o e , Black­ burn, Royal Qu eens Park D1 for all th e ir nursing care and ex ten d s .to all re la t iv e s a n d f r i e n d s . C h r is tm a s G r e e t in g s and Happy N ew year


I ST JU D E .-O u r Lord, thanks for prayers an sw er ed .


| WHITTAKER - GREASLEY To th e k itch en s taf f , the b o y s from R h e to r ic , th e community and co l lea g u e s from Stonyh u rs t . Lynn and May w o u ld l ik e to than­ k y ou fo r th e r e t ir em e n t p a r ty and fo r th e g i f t s , cards and f low e r s . Happy Christmas eve ryon e.


I ********************* L £ _ r


STEWART (Fiona)


December 22nd. Happy 21st birthday.


Love mum and dad, Carol and David.


Happy 21st Aunty Fee Hugs and kisses/ George


Happy 21st Fee. Love Baz.


Gabrielle, Bob and family.


Happy birthday, have a great day.


Love mum/ dad/ Clare and Matt.


To Auntie Nicola, happy birthday.


Love Daniel. | ++ # w FENTON


Congratulations Sarah on receiving your M.A. (Manchester).


Barbara, Jim and Chris.


\********************* Coming o£ Age''


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MUSGROVE (Nicola) 18th birlhdoy.


December 28lh, 1997.


BOULTON Mr and Mrs D. J.


Butterworth, of Fairfield


Drive, Clilheroe, are pleased to announce the engagement


*********************


of their son, Andrew David, to Melanie Jayne, daughter of Mr and Mrs G. Boulton of Stoke-on-Trent. Congratulations.


HOWARD - RIGBY.- The en gagem en t is announced b e tw e e n E liz a b e th A nn . th e on ly d augh ter o f the P la te R oy Ralph Rigby and


Bucks


Monica and th e la te Daniel Howard o f High Wycombe..


e te r Alan y o u n g e s t son of Death* El


CAPSTICK.- On D e cem b er 1 5 th . p e a c e fu l ly a t h is h om e in P en d le to n , nr C li­ th e r o e a n d fo rm e r ly ot Chatburn. Frank, aged /a year s, th e dearly lo v ed h us- bad o f Greta, dear father oi Flo r en c e and fa th e r - in - law o f Brian, a lso a much loved g r a n d a d , g r e a t -g r a n d a d


and b ro th e r - in - law . A fun­ eral se rv ic e and in term en t w i l l tak e place a t C hr is t Church, Chatburn at 12-3U p.m. tod ay Thursday. D e ­ cember 1 8th . 1 9 9 7 . Family f low e r s on ly p lea se , b ut d o ­ n a t io n s i f s o d e s ir e d , in


memory o f Frank, to th e Heart Machine Fund, c /o Eric Mayman fo r C h ew s F u n e r a l S e r v i c e , 1 0 /1 2 Whalley Road. C lith e r o e . BB7 1 AW. T e l . 4 4 3 0 4 5 .


4 4 2 2 8 5 .


G A R RA TT.- S u d d en ly on D e c em b e r 1 3 th , 1 9 9 7 a t h e r h om e in B i l l in g to n . near Whalley. D o r is , aged 77 year s, loving w ife o f the la t e G e o r g e G a r r a t t , a m u ch lo v e d m o th e r o f C hr is t in e and th e la te Jim, a lso a d early lo v ed m oth er- in - la w . s i s t e r , a u n t and grandma. The funeral s e r ­ v ic e w i l l b e h e ld in S t L e o n a r d ’s C h u r ch . L an ­ gho, on Monday, Decemb er 22nd at 2 -3 0 p.m. p r io r to c r em a t io n a t ' A c c r in g to n Crematorium a t 3 -3 0 p.m.


•Family f low e r s on ly p lea se , b ut d o n a t io n s o f d e s ir ed , made payable to th e above


m en t ion ed church fund, c /o L a n g sh aw s F u n e ra l S e r ­ vic e. King S tr e e t , Whalley. BB7 9SM . AIL in q u ir ie s . Tel. 0 1 2 5 4 8 2 4 5 2 9 .


GREGSON.- On D ecember 1 0 th , 1 9 9 7 . p ea c e fu l ly in C lith e r o e Ho sp ita l and o f Langho. Irene Gladys, aged 8 6 y ea r s, th e b e lo v ed w ife o f th e la te Harold Gregson. The funeral se rvice and cr e­ m a t io n w a s h e ld a t A c ­ crin gton Crematorium, on Monday. D e cem b er 15th. A l l


C a v le r le y ’s / L a n g sh aw s F u n e r a l S e r v i c e , K in g S tr e e t . Whalley. A ll Inqui Ties. Tel 0 1 2 5 4 8 2 4 5 2 9 .


i n q u i r i e s t o


LANCASTER.- On D ecem­ ber 1 1th . 1 9 9 7 . peacefully


In Beech Grove. Low Moor. C lith e ro e and formerly o f Victoria S tr e e t . Clith eroe.


b e loved w ife o f th e la te J o - l j a c KSON.* sep h


Hannah, aged 91 years, th e (J o e ) Lancaster,


STEWART (Krista)


December 18th.


. lo v in g grandma o f J u lie , S t e v e n an d C a r o l in e . A s h o r t s e r v i c e w i l l ta k e


John and Donald, mother- in - law o f R o sem a ry


Hearlv d e a r y lo v e d m o th e r and


pla ce a t 9 -1 5 a.m. today Thursday, Decemb er 18th in the Richard C hew Cha­


veI._


th e otf


q ocj


garden. A n d s aw an empty place.


. . . ^ n 4 4 Engagements 1 ******************+ D e a t h s


RO DW E L L - o n Monday. p ea c eK n y In h o sp ita l and


th e la t e H e rb e r t , d ea r ly loved m oth er o f Carole and Barbara, a lso a much loved m o th e r - in - law . grandma, areat-grandma and s is te r . A funeral se rv ic e w i l l take p la c e in S t L e o n a r d s Church, Langho a t 1 P*n».


on Friday, Decemb er 19th. i g g 7


Plea s in g ton Crematorium. Blackburn. F low e r s , o r d o ­ n a t io n s i f s o d e s ir e d , in


, p rior to cremation at


m em ory o f A l ic e , to th e JTbove m en t ion ed Church,


r / o T h e R ic h a r d C h ew F u n e r a l S e r v ic e . 1 0 /1 2 Whalley R oad. C lith e ro e . BB7 1 AW. A ll in q u ir ie s . T e l . 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 3 0 4 5


4 4 2 2 8 5 . In Memory


BARNETT Eleanor (Ncll) .- D ecein be r 1 9th , 1 9 9 4 . In


fon d e s t remembrance o f a dear w ife , moth er and gran. M em o r ie s may fade. Bu t the Jove in o u r hearts is forever.


CLARK (Pe te r) .- Treasured m em o r i e s o f m y d e a r b r o th e r , d ied D e c em b e r 1 4th . Love Beryl and fam­


Husband Harry, daughters Margaret and Irene and the fam ilies .


ily.


D OW NH AM (B e a t r i c e ) . - Treasured m em o r ie s -o f • a b e lo v e d mum, w h o d ied D e c em b e r 2 1 s t , 1996.


JACKSON (Lewis Douglas) D ie d D e c em b e r 2 3 r d


Lov ed and remembered Bill and Harry.


1 9 9 5 . Tw o yea rs have gone A n d times f low n by. Y o u r w ith y o u r i i t t le an gels now.


JACKSON (Lewis Douglas) D i e d D e c em b e r 2 3 r d


A s ta r up in the sky, M is s you Lewis. From Oliver.


A s child ren iaugh and play together.


1 9 9 5 . . " ,


In a garden fa r up high. W ith love and sunshine all around.


W ith angels in the sky.


I t ’s h a rd I k n o w to under I stand, i


In this sick w o r ld o f suffer-


M ing.y l i t t le o n e h a d to d ie . ■ I t 's o n ly when I 'v e done my time.


U n t i l th a t time a r r iv es fo r I me,


T h a t c om fo r t w i l l sh in e through.'


k n o w th a t I ’ve got you. I ' l l remember when I breath.


fe e l a Hu gs and k is s e s mummy


O f w in d upon my face. T h a t i ts mischievous l i t t le L e w is b lo w in g k is s e s w ith such grace.


JACKSON (Lewis).- In lo v ­ ing memory o f our darling b o y , w h o d ied December 23rd . 1 9 9 5 .


B r ia n P r ic e FUNERAL DIRECTOR


T h e r e 's a p la c e in o u r hea rts called memory lane. A n d i t 's there dear Lewis you w i l l always remain. F rom g r e a t -g r a n , g r e a t


JACKSON (Lewls).- N e v e r forget. L ove always to ou r dear


nan, nana. grandad. Aun t ie A liso n . Uncle Craig. Aun­ t ie Lauren and Uncle Paul.


cou s in L ew is , from M a t ­ th ew , Bethany and David.


JACKSON.- In loving mem­ ory o f L ew is D oug la s Jack- son, d ied Decemb er 23rd 1 9 9 5 . aged 21 months . When link s o f love a re bro


ken. A n d lov ed ones hav e to


A n eve r aching h ea rt . N o one knows the sor row , O r the Jove fo r you I keep,


I t le a v e s a w o u n d th a t nev er heals.


p a r t .


Is h e d a te a r in s ilen c e . When others a re asleep. Love daddy and big broth er Oliver.


lo o k e d a ro u n d H is An d saw yo u r loving face,


p el o f R e s t . Whalley Road. C lith e ro e . p rior to a service and cremation at Accring­ ton Crematorium. 10 a.m. AH in q u ir ie s to Eric May- man fo r C h ew s F u n e ra l S e r v ic e , C l i th e r o e . T e l . 4 4 2 2 8 5 .4 4 3 0 4 5 .


1, Three Millstones 27; 2, Legion


C 25; 3, Black Horse B 24; 4, Horse Shoe B 24; 5, Buck Wrinkleys 21; 6, Royal Oak B 16; 7, Buck B 14; 8, Swan and Royal 14; 9, Stork B 11 10, Brown Cow B 4. Fourth Division


Arms B 19; 3, White Horse 19; 4, Starkies B 17; 5, Bay Horse B 16; 6, Buck C16; 7, Starkies A12; 8, Man­ grove B 11; 9, Pendle Witch 10.


1, Craven Heifer B 22; 2, Petre


GISBURN AND DISTRICT


POOL LEAGUE RESULTS


White Lion 1, Coach and Horses A 6; HIW 5, Anchor A 2;


First Division


Buck (Grindleton) 4, Wanderers 3; Three Rivers 5, Ribticklers 2; Pendle Hotel 6, Copy Nook 1. Second Division


Anchor B 2, Pendle 5; Coach


and Horses B 2, Craven Heifer 5; Coronation A 4, Bay Horse 3; Ribblesdale 5, Coronation B 2.


46 46 44


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I L ING A R D .- On T u e sd a y . D e c em b e r 1 6 t h , 1 9 9 7 . p eace fu lly in h o sp ita l and o f Abb ey F ie ld s . Whalley, Jack, aged 83 yea r s, dearly b e lo v ed husband o f Edna, lo v in g fa th e r o f D ia n e , fa th e r - in - law o f John and a much loved grandfather o f Simon. The funeral service w i l l tak e place a t Whalley Parish Church, on Monday. D e cem b er 22nd at 10 a.m. p rior to cremation a t A c­ c r in g ton C rematorium at 11 a .m . F am i ly f lo w e r s only, b ut d on a t ion s if de s ired, to Concern World w id e , c /o L an gsh aw ’s Fun­ eral S e rv ic e , King S tr e e t W h a l l e y . T e l . 0 1 2 5 4 8 2 4 5 2 9 .


PYE.- On D e cem b er 13th. 1 9 9 7 , pea ce fu lly In h o sp i­ tal, Donald Pye, aged 66 y e a r s , o f B r ow n S t r e e t


Hast, Colne and formerly o f Bashall Haves and Whalley. th e dearly lo v ed father o f Ton y and S te v en , lo v in g g ran d ad o f C o n n o r A n ­ thony. th e d ea r e s t son o f D o r is and a lso th e late Fred Pye and a much loved n e ­ p h ew and c o u s in o f th e Chew Family. The funeral se rvice and cremation w i l l


Then H e lo oked down from heaven.


So only you could hear. N o one hea rd the footsteps, O f angels d raw in g near.


H e c a l le d y o u r name so gently.


L o v e n ana an d g ra n d a d Jackson, au nt ie, u n c le s and cou s in s.


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O ’Niell (A lic e ) .- In lov ing memory o f a dear s is te r . . p a s s ed aw a y , D e c em b e r 18th, 1 9 8 6 . N e v e r more than a thought


away. From loving s is te r Thelma. _


PENMAN (A lb e r t ) . - D ied I D e c em b e r 2 1 s t , 1 9 7 6 . Y o u a re a lw a y s in m y | thoughts. From w ife , Vera.-


ROBERTS (Charles Lister).- . In loving memory o f a g o od friend, w h o d ied D ecember 16th. 1 9 9 5 . / Cone but n o t forgotten.


Ian. Birthdays AINSWORTH (Ellen Jane) .-


December 15th. Y o u r name is often men•


H o w much w e miss you no- one knows.


tioned. O u r thoughts are w ith you s t il l.


Behind the smiles are many tears.


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ta k e p la c e o n . Saturday , D e c em b e r 2 0 th . 1 9 9 7 at Burnley Crematorium at 11


COWELL (She ila) .- In lo v ­ ing birthday memory o f a d ea r tw in s is te r , Decemb er 2 2n d.


T h a t we no longershare. Love from Margaret, Jim ­ my. A lison and Adam.


These priceless l i t t le gifts o f t lm e ,


a.m. N o f low e r s p lea se , but d o a n t l o n s in D o n a ld s memory .may be given for The In ten s iv e Care U nit ,


Burnley General Hosp ital, c /o Richard C hew. 9 Payn- te r C lose, Barrow, C lither


o e . BB7 9FA. R e la t iv e s and frien ds p lea s e m e e t a t th e Crematorium. Inq u ir ies to


Together in the same o /d


F r om U n a a n d L e w i s , good nigh t . God b le s s A un ­ t ie Sheila, from Angela.


way.Would be my dearest wish today.


. H A RG R E A V E S (M a r k ) . -


the Richard Chew Funeral S e r v i c e . T e l . 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 3 0 4 5 .


I ROBINSON.- Peacefully on D e c em b e r 1 6th . 1 9 9 7 . in C l i th e r o e H o sp ita l , Jan e Eleanor, aged 8 8 years, for-


. merly o f R lm in g to n . th e d early loved w ife o f th e late R o b e r t T a t te r sa l l R o b in ­ so n . dear m oth er o f Ben­ n e t t , a lo v ed m o th e r - in - law o f E liz a b e th and a d ea r grandma, o f John and Wil­ liam. R ep o sin g in P eaceh a­ ven Chapel o f R es t . S ervice and in te rm en t w i l l ta k e place at S t Mary’s Church, G isb u rn . tom o r r ow F r i ­ day, Decemb er 1 9th at 2 p.m. Family f low e r s only p lea se , d on a t ion s in lieu , if so d es ired are to be divided b e tw e en St Mary’s Church, Gisburn and the Fr ien d s o f C l i th e r o e H o s p i ta l , c / o M r s B. R o b in s o n . B eck S id e , R im in g ton , Nr C li­ th e ro e . Inq u ir ies to Brian Price Funeral S ervice. Tel. 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 1 2 9 7 .


Keith arid Heather.


Thanks tor Sympathy


C O WPERTHWAITE.- The


family o f Donald w ish to say thankyou for d on a t ion s to C a s t le fo rd . C l ith e r o e .


received in lieu o f f low e r s , to ta lled £ 1 8 2 .


HUDSON.- Harold, Kathryn and family w o u ld lik e to th ank m o s t s in c e r e ly all r e l a t i v e s , f r i e n d s a n d n e igh b ou r s for th e many kind exp r e s s ion s o f sympa­ th y. le t t e r s and cards o f con d o len ce received during


th e ir sad lo s s . Thanking


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