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FAMILY NOTICES SECTION


STARTS -▼ HERE Announcements sent by post must be


endorsed with the name and address of the sender.





at our front counter reception, the signatures of both parties are required. _ Announcements for the births and


In case of engagements by post or handed in


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, Thank Yon A , y. •*. U * > .v ......... ......................... ................................... Controversial end to title bid


CLITHEROE pool team were eliminated from the National Inter-League Finals in Great Yarmouth on Thursday in contro­


versial fashion. But they travelled home with respect


and pride from their performance and


behaviour. A party of 22 players and officials left


for the Vauxhall Holiday Park, where they were p itted agains t two of the favourites in one of the 32 groups of


three teams. The top side in each group went


through to the knockout stages, but Clitheroe had to take on 1995 winners Trent Trophies from Stoke-on-Trent, and last year’s semi-finalists Western,


from Bristol. Trent played Western in the opener,


and Clitheroe had to wait almost five hours for a 5-4 Western win. Clitheroe th en played T ren t and


despite playing well, lost 3-6, with Alan Gudgeon, Marc Holmes and David Parkinson winning. Clitheroe needed victory in the decider,


and -gain they played some brilliant pool. But three frames were lost from win­


ning positions and a hugely controver­ sial decision knocked them out.


Steve Almond, Clither player-of-the- toumament Alan Gudgeon, Andy Sud-


worth and Tony Clough all won. I t was in the deciding frame where a b iz a r re refereeing decision cost


Clitheroe. Dave Parkinson was on the black, with


his op p o n en t having six red b a lls


remaining. Dave was snookered and had to play off


three cushions to try and pot the black. Dave narrowly missed and the referee awarded the frame and the match to


Western. I t was an insult to lose the match in


this way and Clitheroe deserved the sympathy they received from teams who witnessed the incident. □ A record 46 teams have registered for


the Clitheroe Summer Pool League. There will be five divisions with 10 teams in the Premier Division, and nine


in the other four. The Premier Division will p lay to


. World Rules, and the other four to EPA Rules, as will the Cup Knockout.


New teams include Hurst Green, Read Constitutional Club, Pendle Witch and Millstones (West Bradford). The season opens on Thursday, May 15th. O The Clitheroe pool team is pictured


above (CAT6289). □ Only six points separate the top three teams with four games of the season remaining in the Three Rivers-spon­ sored Gisbum and District Pool League. Pendle Hotel lost 4-3 against second-


placed White Lion b u t are s t i l l six points ahead clear of the West Craven side and Coach and Horses A, 4-3 win­


ners over Hole-in-theWall. RESULTS


Wanderers 5, Copy Nook 2; Pendle


Hotel B 2, Buck (Paythome) 5; Three Rivera 6, Anchor B1; Anchor A 5, Buck (Grindleton) 2; Coronation A 6, Coach and Horses B 1; Coach and Horses A 4, HIW (Foulridge) 3; White lion 4, Pendle Hotel A 3; White Bull 3, Coronation B 4; Ribticklera 4, Pendle Inn 3. POINTS AND POSITIONS


K W A S N I EW S K I ( B a r ­


b a r a ) . - T h a n k in g e v e r y - b o d y fo r th e lo v e ly p r e ­ s en t s and g if ts for my 40 th birthday. A sp e c ia l than-, k you t o C h r is t in e and a v e r y sp e c ia l th an k y ou to Sarah, H o l ly and Donn a. Hope, you all had a good time.


LAWSON. - H i la r y w o u ld l ik e t o th a n k r e la t io n s , fr ien ds and n e igh b ou rs for v is it s , cards, f low e r s and g if ts r e c e iv ed dur ing her re cen t s ta y in ho sp ita l . S p e ­ cial th ank s to John, Trish, Susan, Jim, Val and Rob for h elp and loving care to both o fu s .


PARKINSON. - R a lp h and Jean sen d h ea r t fe lt thanks to all family, fr ien ds and neigh b ou rs , for th e cards, g o od w ish e s and prayers during R a lp h ’s s ta y in h o s ­ pital. Thanks to Dr Ibbot - son and C lith e r o e -H ea lth


Birthday Greetings


THOMPSON (Marie) . - Hap py 4 0 th b ir th d a y M ar ie. A pril 2 6 th . Love from mum and dad.


THOMPSON. - Happy 40 th birthday Marie. April 26th . Love from Brian, Kath and


family. Coming of Age


SCHNITZER. - On Sunday A pr il 2 0 th . 1 9 9 7 . p ea c e ­ fully at h is home, fort ified by th e r i te s o f H oly M oth er Church, Waclaw, aged 85 years, b e lo v ed husband ox th e la te A leksandra. dearly lo v e d fa th e r o f Z b y sz ek , i Chris and Irka, dea r father-


Vic. a lso a d ev o ted grandad and dear broth er. Funeral se rv ic e and cremation w i l l ta k e p la c e a t A c c r in g ton Crematorium, on Monday,


n - law o f Marilyn, Ann ana


Bt iiF . Terry, A udrey, An-


l i i l i f S I s f f


A pril 2 8 th . a t 1 p.m. F low ­ e r s a n d i n q u i r i e s t o C a lv e 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. Tel. 0 1 2 5 4 .


8 2 4 5 2 9 . In Memory


BOR EHAM ( S u s a n ) . - In memory o f a dear w ife and m o th er, d ied A pr il 2 5 th ,


1 9 8 8 . H e r m em o r y is a k e e p sa k e .


W ith w h ich w e w i l l n e v e r


Gocfhas h e r in H is k e e p in g . We h a v e h e r In o u r h ea r ts . From D ou g la s, Wayne and Angela.


HASLAM (Stanley) . - T reas ­ ured m em o r ie s o f a dear husb an d, fa th e r , grandad and g r e a t -g r a n d a d , d ied


From w ife M arg a r e t and families.


w a y s .


S h e o f ten a sk s a b o u t h e r mum,


2 6 th , 1 9 9 3 . OurJJtt/egJrioffive. .


A n d w h y s h e ' s n o ta l lv c , I s a y y o u ' r e u p th e r e , w i th th e angels ,


W h y s h e ’s n o t th e r e b ru sh h e rh a ir .


'


A n d w a tch in g from a b o v e . S h e sm i le s a n d s a y s , a s sh e io o k s s k yw a r d ,


. ■ •I can fe e l , m y m um m y s •


SMITHIES (Philip)


Congratulations and best


C en tr e , Ward 3 , Q u e en s Park H osp ita l and Ward 5 , Blackb u rn R o y a l In f irm ­ ary. Special th ank s to G eof ­ frey, a lso D aisy. Thanks to S h e i la and Brian fo r th e w o n d e r f u l w a lk s . - G o d


b le s s you all.


and Horses A 172; 4, Anchor A 155; 5, HIW (Foulridge) 153; 6, Buck (Grindleton) 144; 7, Wanderers 134; 8, Copy Nook and Corona­ tion B 133; 10, Ribticklers 132; 11, Three Rivera 131; 12, Anchor B and Pendle Inn 124; 14, Pendle B 121; 15, Coronation A 118; 16, Buck (Paythorne) 117; 17, Coach and Horses


1, Pendle A 178; 2, White Lion and Coach B i l l ; 18, White Bull 67.


Jill called-up for home nations championship


VERSATILE Jill Middleton has proved she has


more than one string to her sporting bow. The Clitheroe Ladies’ Hockey Club player has been picked


for the British Universities Sports Association England Ladies'football squad.


travelling reserve for last week’s tournament in Liverpool involving the home nations.


Jill (20), from Station Road, Whalley, was originally a non­ ,


. . . .


But she was called up to play a t the last moment and she featured a t right back.


Jill studies Sports Science a t St Martin's College, Lancast­ . . _ „ _ .


er, and was on stand-by for the original squad after a two- day trial a t the National Coaching Centre in Lilleshall, where she caught the eye of the selectors.


Jo-Anne has that ‘ace’ feeling S T O N Y H U R S T P a r k


G o lf C lu b m em b e r J o - A n n e B row n p e r fo rm ed e v e ry g o l f e r ’s d r e am s tro k e w i th a hole-in-one in th e L a d i e s ’ O p en greensome a t Accrington GC o n Sunday.


By George Embley Jo -A n n e , p a r tn e r e d b y


Jackie Snowden, holed out f rom th e te e on th e 126- y a rd , p a r -th re e 12th hole with a well-struck five iron into the wind a t the Devon Avenue course. The 21-handicapper takes


u p th e s to ry : “T h e b a l l p itch ed on th e green an d rolled towards the hole— I knew i t h ad gone in when th e players on the next tee s ta r te d jum p in g u p an d


down.


. “I t felt great to get a hole- in-one b u t then I panicked a b i t w h en I re a l is e d I would have to b u y drinks for more th a n 100 golfers wh en I g o t b a c k to th e


clubhouse. “I bought a few bottles of


wine and the ladies seemed happy with th a t. “Getting a hole-in-one did


n o t p u t me off my game. We started badly and took 12 on the second hole, b u t


■ then settled down and had a good back nine.” Jo -A n n e , who w o rk s a t


B a rc la y s B a n k in C l i th e ro e , to o k u p th e Roya l an d An c ien t game three years ago, and in 1996 she won th e Ladies’ Open c om p e t i t io n s a t h e r own c lu b an d a t G re en Haworth. Jo -A n n e ’s h u sb a n d ,


Stephen, is also a member a t Stonyhurst Park and he is d e lig h ted th a t she has joined golf’s eclusive club — something he is still hop­ ing to dol The couple married recent­


ly a n d live in De L a cy Street, Clitheroe. Golf ace Jo-Anne Brown th e


fa c e s (CAT8537) c am e ra .


Love and best wishes, mum, brother Malcolm, sisters


Happy birthday, April 23rd.


JOHNSON (Kevin)


IN-FORM PAUL FINDS TOP GEAR FOR ANOTHER WIN


IN-FORM Clitheroe Golf Club mem­ ber Paul Ainger clicked into top gear on Saturday to record his second successive victory.


Ainger, who won the ELGA Handicap Tro­ .


phy qualifier the previous week, returned 76- 8-68 to top Division One of the Walker Far- rimond-sponsored Volvo Trophy on the card from Ted Speak (75-7-68) and Jo na than Dugdale (75-7-68). Fourth was Michael Bai­ ley (73-4-69) after a card play-off with Geoff


Partridge (78-9-69). Ken Mortimer (87-17-70) won Division Two


on the card from Ross Lee (84-14-70), with Keith Panter (89-18-71) claiming third place ahead of Philip Walmsley (85-13-72) and Alan Seedle (92-19-73). Eric Hartley (97-25-72) won Division Three


by two shots from Roger Hargreaves (100-26- 74), and Denis Greenup shot 75 to win the gross prize after a play-off with Darnel Preedy. Eddie Preedy and Ken Ward totalled 47 points


to win the fourball Stableford on Sunday. Peter Chanter and Brian Rawsthorne (46


points) claimed second place on the card from Cliff Cowbum and Matthew Nettleton, and the Bithell brothers— Bernard and Terry— compiled 45 points and finished fourth after a play-off with Chris Hamer and Peter Dunn. □ Mytton Fold secretary Doug Woodburn


will partner professional Gary Coope in the regional final of the Lombard Trophy a t Pannal. Woodburn carded 92-20-72 to win the Langho club qualifier by one shot. Colin Elliott (90-17-73) was second on the


card from Andy Kay (91-18-73) and Donald Simpson finished in fourth place with 97-23-74. There is currently a vacancy for an assistant


professional a t Mytton Fold. Golfing^ experi­ ence is preferable, though not essential, and interested parties should contact Gary Coope


(01254240662). g Harry Tuley handed in 89-23-66 to romp to a four-stroke success in the medal round at Whalley.


Russell Hollander (78-8-70) was second on ,


the card from Richard Ferley (91-21-70) and Bill Banks took fourth place with 85-14-71. □ Mrs Jane Holt is the new holder of the Jane Panter Shield a t Clitheroe, after hand­ ing in a winning card of 88-19-69 a t the


Whalley Road club. O Stonyhurst Park members Carolyn Block- eel and Sue Tipton returned 92-19.5-72.5 to win the Stua r t Crystal Foursomes by two shots from Frances Lee and Joyce Kenyon


(110-35.5-74.5). Carolyn and Sue, of course, are Stonyhurst s


representatives in the Daily Mail foursomes and have already made i t through to the third round following 3 and 2 wins over oppo­ sition from the Wilpshire and Great Har­


wood clubs. □ The Gail Ainsworth-Maybeth Sloan pair­


ing returned 93-20.5-72.5 to record a one- stroke victory in Whalley ladies’ Scott Leg- gatt foursomes qualifier.


Jean Tasker and Janet Szlaz (91-17.5-73.5)


finished second Be tty Hallaway and Jean Dearden claimed third place with 104-28-76.


___ THOMPSON


(Marie) April 26th.


Happy 40th birthday. If you like being gunged,


humiliated, shocked and being


the butt of everyone's jokes, then you'll have o really great party, if you don't then tough luck. Lots of lovo, Alison ana Helen.


4*" ***" *a " **" t "


Undo and Gail, brother-in- laws Ray and Stephen and nieces and nephews.


******************" 40


JOHNSON (Kevin)


April 23rd, 1997. Happy 40th birthday.


All our love, Cheryl, Philip,


Sarah, mum and dad Hayes, Michael, Nicky and Daniel.


" " " " " " ******"


Look who’s 60, the champion Frozen Turnip Thrower of 1947. Happy birthday.


From the receiver.


CHERRY (John)


R E A D . - J a ck an d H a z e l w o u ld lik e to thank th e ir family and fr ien ds fo r th e cards, g if ts and f low e r s r e ­ c e iv e d , o n th e ir G o ld e n


W ed d in g . A ls o M arg a r e t and J o y ce for th e beautiful meal.


.


ST JUDE.- Our Lord thanks fo r p r a y e r s a n sw e r e d . K .E .s ._________ ;_________


Births


RYAN - WINTER. - J u l ie and Paul are p lea sed to an­ nounce the birth o f th eir


so n . Ja ck Paul, on April 1 9th , a w e lc om e b roth er for Adam and Leah.


Birthday Greetings


*" **" " " " ***" " CARTWRIGHT


(James and Margaret) Congratulations on your


silver wedding anniversary, April 29th.


Love and best wishes, Alison and Adam x xx


" " **" " ********" Deaths


BRIGGS. - On A p r il 1 6 th . i 1 9 9 7 , su d d en ly a t h er home


yea r s, th e dearly loved s is ­ te r o f Kath le en and th e la te Eric and s is t e r - in - law o f


n C lith e ro e , Nora, aged 61


Geo rg e and J o an , a lso a m u ch lo v e d a u n t ie a n d friend to many. A funeral se rv ic e to o k p lace on Mon ­


wishes on your 21st, April 24th. '


From mum, dad, Jane and Graham.


" ***" " " " " *" "


SMITHIES (Ph i l ) - -Congrat­ u la t io n s on y ou r 2 1 s t b ir th ­


day. Love and b e s t w ish e s , Elaine . G eo f f and Gillian.


Wedding Anniversaries *" * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * "


JA CK SO N (T r a c e y ) . - In m em o r y o f m y l o v e l y d a u g h t e r , w h o d ie d on A pril 2 6 th , 1 9 9 3 . X m is s h e r m o r e than an y


And w e a lw a y s w i l l , lo v e eternal darling,'Brian and Becky.


B u t th e ache in m y h e a r t is th e r e to s ta y .


The tears X sh e d a r e w ip e d aw a y ,


, • . ^ .


WEST (Jean) . - D ied April 2 8 th . 1 9 8 5 . Sadly m is sed by husband A lec , children M ike , Lynda, E la in e and so n - in - law Michael.


Love from Mum x. r


L o v in g m em o r ie s a r e a l ­ w a y s w i th us.


f


Birthday Memories


F U L T O N (M a r j o r i e ) . - Treasured birthday m em o­


r ie s o f a d early lo v ed and


greatly m is sed w ife , mum and nana, April 26th . Y ou cared, y o u sh a r ed , y o u


L O U G H R ID G E . - L o v in g b ir th d a y m em o r ie s o f a d e a r h u sb a n d a n d d a d , Frank, April 2 5th . Our h ea r ts are f i l le d w i th


With lo v e from Bob. David, Anne J an e t and Bobble.


We m is s y o u d e a r ly , n o w an d a lw a y s .


H w o r ld to us


YOU NG (Ka r en ) . Lo v in g birthday m em o r ie s , April


Love Grace, Paul, Martin and Bruce.


a p p y b ir th d a y fo r to d a y . 2 4 th .E v e r r em em b e r e d , a lw a y s


lo v e d . Mum and family.


-y.


Thanks For Sympathy


day, A pr il 2 1 s t , 1 9 9 7 a t St J am e s ’ Church. Clith eroe. prio r to a Woodland Burial a t CUtheroe C emetery, d o ­ n a t ion s in lieu o f f low e r s , if


s o d e s ir ed , (p le a s e make ch eq u e s payable to Ward 1 4 , C a r d io lo g y F u n d o r


F r ien d s o f Fur and Feath ­ e r ), c /o Eric Mayman for th e Richard C hew Funeral S e r v ic e , 1 0 /1 2 W h a l le y R o a d . C l i t h e r o e . BB7 1 AW. A l l in q u ir ie s . Tel 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 3 0 4 5 ,4 4 2 2 8 5 .


DILLON. - On A p r il 17th, 1 9 9 7 , In h o sp ita l . Gerald aged 6 6 y ea r s, o f Chatburn. th e much lo v ed husband o f E lizab e th , d ea r fa th e r o f Ian and Ann. a lso a lo v ed fa th e r - in - law and grandpa. S ervice and cremation to o k


BAILEY.- Laura. Richard, Edith and family w o u ld lik e t o th a n k a l l r e la t iv e s , frien ds and neigh b ou rs for th e k in d e x p r e s s io n s o f sympathy r e c e iv ed during th e ir sad lo s s . Thanks a lso for d o n a t io n s a lr eady r e ­ ce ived in memory o f John. S pecial thanks m u st g o to Dr F la t ley . n ur se s and s ta f f a t C lith ero e Health Centre, th e s ta f f a t C lith ero e H o s ­ p i ta l , Ward D 3 . Q u e en s Park Ho sp ital and Ward 21 and th e D ia ly s is U n it a t the R o y a l P r e s to n H o sp ita l . A lso many thanks to Rev. J.


lo v e d us all, Y o u w e r e a lw a y s h a p p y a n d lo ts o f fu n ,


: ‘ •


A pril 2 6th . 1 9 9 6 . L o v e d a n d r em em b e r e d a l­


.


JA CK SO N (T r a e e y ) . - In memory o f my o n e and only lo v e , w h o d ied o n A p r il


cm h e r o e 'H o sp i ta l and th e


Infirmary fo r a ll th e ir care and k in d ne ss .


ev e ry o n e w h o h a s g lv en d o - C lith e r o e H o sp ita l.


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place at Burnley Cremato­ rium on Wednesday. A pril 2 3rd . D o n a t io n s i f s o d e ­


Birbeck and R ev . R. N i ­ ch o lson for th e ir com fo rt ­ ing m in is tra t ion s , a lso to G eof f Duerdan for a s s is t in g w ith th e funeral. Thankyou to eve ryb ody w h o at ten d ed J o h n ’s fu ne ral and e sp e - . d a l ly to Geoff Garnett and M a rg a r e t C a r tw r ig h t fo r t h e i r k in d c om f o r t in g w o rd s . It is a great comfort to k n ow th a t John w a s such a w e l l th o u g h t o f man . Thanks a lso to B ill and h is c o l le a g u e s a t C a lv e r le y ’s for th e ir p ro fe s s ion a l and. dignified funeral arrange­ men ts . Thankyou and God


b le s s you all.


s ired may be dona ted for th e S uper Scan App ea l, c /o Mrs Jean Price, 3 9 D ow n - ham Road. Chatburn, C li­ th e ro e , BB7 4AU. Inq u ir ies


HARGREAVES. - On April 1 6 th . 1 9 9 7 , p ea c e fu l ly in h o sp ita l . D o roth y, aged 84 years, o f Ayxa Farm. Ba- shall Eaves, near Clith eroe. th e b e lo v ed w ife o f th e la te H a r o ld H a r g r e a v e s , th e d ea r m o th e r o f W ilf and F ran c e s , a lso m o th e r - in - law o f S he ila and Ronald


C H IL D . - Michael. Joan and.. Sylvia w o u ld lik e to thank


family, frien ds and n eigh ­ bour s fo r th e cards, floral, tr ib u te s and ex p r e s s io n s o f sympathy re c e iv ed in th e


to Brian Price Funeral Ser- vic e. Tel. 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 1 2 9 7 .


sad lo s s o f th e ir m o th er Mary. S p e c ia l th a n k s to ■ n u r se s and s ta f f on Hodder Ward, C lith ero e H osp ita l, to Dr Zak, ambulancemen. R e v . P h i lp o t t , M a r g a r e t Bleazard, all w h o at ten d ed t h e f u n e r a l a n d t o C a lv e r le y ’s F u n e ra l S e r ­ v ic e fo r a l l th e ir u n d e r ­ s tanding.


and a lo v ed grandmother an d g r e a t -g r a n dm o th e r . Th e fu n e ra l s e r v ic e w a s h e ld a t A l l H a l l o w s


Church, Great M lt ton . on April 2 2n d , and w a s fo l­ low ed by in term en t in th e ch u r ch y a rd . T h e r e w e r e f low e r s , o r d o n a t io n s in lieu which are s t i l l being r e c e iv e d in D o r o t h y ’ s memory for Fr ien d s o f Cli- t h e r o e H o s p i t a l , c / o C a lv e r le y ’s F u n e ra l S e r ­ vic e, Chatburn Road. C li­ th e ro e . Tel. 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 2 0 2 0 .


RILEY. - Peacefu lly on April 1 0 th , 1 9 9 7 . a t Oak lan d s N u r s in g H om e . B u rn ley , A n n ie , aged 8 4 y ea r s, o f C lith ero e and formerly o f H a s l in g d e n , th e d e a r ly loved w ife o f Fred F., the much lo v ed m o th e r o f T h e l­ ma and Susan and th e la te David, a d ear m o th e r - in - law o f Bas il and a d ea r e st nana o f N e il . Ph ilip . Keith. Freddy, A liso n and Jackie and a great-grandma. S er­ v ic e and c r em a t io n to o k place a t Burnley Cremato­ rium, on Friday April 18th , d on a t ion s If s o d e s ir ed may be donated for and ch eq u es made payable to C lith eroe Cricket Club Bowlin g S ec­ t io n , c / o M R s P a u l in e Price, 3 9 Downham Road. Chatburn. C lith eroe. BB7 4A U . In q u ir ie s to Brian Price Funeral Service. Tel 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 1 2 9 7 .


MOON. - David. Linda, San­ dra and fam ilies w o u ld lik e to e x p r e s s th e ir s in c e r e th a n k s to a l l r e la t iv e s , fr ien ds and n e igh b ou rs for th e many kind exp r e s s ion s o f sympathy, le t te r s , cards o f c o n d o len c e and f lo r a l t r ib u t e s r e c e iv e d d u r in g th e ir sad lo s s . Thanking a lso th e Rev. A. R ob e r ts for h is kind ministrations,; th e ambulance se rv ic e and The Royal Brit ish Legion for th e funeral b uffet and to all w h o a t ten d ed th e fun­ eral service.


O’BRIEN (Pe te r ) . -The fam­ i ly o f th e la te Mr P e te r O ’Brien w ish to thank all r e l a t i v e s , f r i e n d s a n d neigh b ou rs for th e exp r e s ­ s io n s o f sympath y, f loral and sp iritu al tr ib u te s and c a rd s o f c o n d o le n c e r e ­ ce ived during th e ir r e c en t b e r e a v em e n t . S p e c i a l thanks to Father J. Ware- ing fo r h is p ra y e r s , kind v is it s and m in is tra t ion s , to th e d is tr ic t n ur se s and tw i ­ lig h t n u r se s fo r a ll th e ir ca r e and to a l l w h o a t ­ ten d ed th e funeral service. Henthorn R oad. C lith ero e.


RILEY. - Mr Fred R ile y and family w ish to thank a ll r e l­ a t ive s. frien ds and n e igh ­ bour s for th e kind ex p r e s ­ s io n s o f sym pa th y, cards and d on a t ion s for C lith e r ­ o e B ow lin g Club. A sp e c ia l thanks to th e s ta f f o f Oak- lan d s Nursing Home, Burn­ ley and th e R ev. Michael Field in g.


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