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. Family Notices • • • • • • fl • • • :iN M EM O R Y


On June 22nd. 1999. sud­ f o rm e r 1 y


GROWDEN D a v id


d en I y n l h om e a n d o I HI a ck bu r n .


Clininley. mjed “*3 dearly loved husband o f Oil-


Han and father o f Edward. ROWLAND


S a ra h (S a l ly )


Poaceful ly on J^pp 1999 in Greenside Care


Home . Chatburn. Sarah fSnllv). aged 97 years and


Treasured memor ie s o f a dearly loved son, died June 27th. 1994. JiLst C4S yK)u ti>etv, }K)U will


AD CRO F T Trevor


always stay, Loved and remembered


Lov e from mum and dad. cveiy day. .


formerly o f Mit ton. White- wel l and iJrowsholme. the dearly loved wi fe o f the late G e o r g e , a much l o v e d mother of Harold, a dear motiier-in-law of Ivy. much lo v e d g r a n dm o th e r o l F r an k . C a th e r in e an d David, also a devoted great-


g randma. Peacehaven Chapel o f Rest.


Service and interment wi l l lake place al St Michael's


Church. VVhltewell. row Friday. July 2nd al 11 a m. Fami ly f lowe rs only oiesne. donations in mem- orv of Sally, may be given to St Michael 's Church, c/o M r s P au l in e P r ic e . 3 9 Downham Road. Chatburn.


Cli theroe. UB7 4AU. Ipdin- Ties to Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors.Tel . -


01200 441297. S L iN G E R E d i th E l iz a b e th


li<;d by the rites ° r M o th e r Church. Ed i th Elizabeth, aged 88 years, o f


Pimci ful ly in hospitnl . Him; 28lh. 1999 mid forti-


Clitheroe. the beloved wi fe of the late Clifford, dear y loved mother of Hilly. Ruth, lolm and Marie, a much


l o v e d m o th e r - l i i - law . qraiidma. grent-gr.-uidma a n d s i s t e r . R . I . P . A Kcduiem Mass w i l l take


place at St Michael and St John's CHurch. Cl i theroe. totninorow. Fr iday. July 2nd at 2-15 p.m. pr ior to cremat ion at Ac c r ing ton Cremartorium at 3-30 p.m.


Family f lowers only please, but donations may be given in memory o f Edith, to the Cl i theroe Henr i Machine Fund, c/o M r s P au l in e Price. 39 nownham Road^. Chatburn. Cl i theroe. BH7 4AU . Inquir ies t o Brian P r ic e and S on Fun e ra l d i r e c t o r s . T e l . 0 1 2 0 0


441297.


wi fe, mother, grandmother and g r ea t -g ran dmo th e r ,


[n loving memory o f a dear


B RA ITHWA ITE (Jessie)


w h o d ied on June 29th, 996. From George, Geo f ­


frey and Di , Audrey and Ra ymond, Ka th le en and A n d r ew, Joan and Peter , A l a n a n d J a n e t , grandchildren, great-grand


children. ______________ •


T H A N K S F O R S Y M P A T H Y ,


The fami ly o f the late Doro- tliy Eleanor Far row wish to


Dorothy Eleanor F A R ROW


tiiank sincerely, all those who have been so suppor­ tive during these last few weeks. The cards, f lowers and phone calls have been very comfort ing and sus­ taining. Special thanks to Ward 24 and Intensive Care U n i t a t Burnle y General Hospital , for their strenu­ ous ef forts and superb care and attention. T o the Rev. Richard Atkinson and the R ic h a rd C h e w Fun e ra l


S e r v i c e , n o t a b l y E r i c Mayman, furtl ier thanks for their comforting ministra­ tions and arrangements.


Ivor and Thelma wish to thank e v e r y on e fo r their condolences, cards, prayers and messages o f sympathy in their time o f mourning for the sad loss o f their son Antony, who passed away on June 19th. 1999. God bless and love to you all.


H A R T LE Y


Announcements sent by post must be endorsed with the name and address ol the sender.


In case ot 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-pald.


Death Notices. Thanks for


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


Godfrey, Judith and Hannah would l ike to express very sincere thanks for all expressions o f sympathiG cards o f condo lenc e and f lowers received fol lowing their sad loss. We should l ike to say special thanks to Ca r o l . John. F io n a and Peter for their practical - help, to Rev. Ron Phi lpot t and Rev. David Mason for their sensitivity at a di f f i­ cult time and to Eric May- rnan fo r his c a r ing and understanding support. We should also like to take this oppor tuni ty o f expressing thanks on behal f o f mum and dad. to t l ieirfriendsand neighbours.Cl itheroe Com­ munity Hospital, Dr Higson. the Communi ty Nurs ing Team and the Home Helps, who gave them such dedica­ ted care throughout their


METCALFE fii iial years.


The fami ly o f the late Irene Rigg would l ike to express their sincere thanks to all relatives and friends for the many kind expressions o f sympathy, letters and cards o f condolence received dur­ ing their sad loss. Thanking also Rev. Alan Bailey for his kind ministrations and to


RIGG Irene


arrunaements. (§/icaA^


ERIC MAYMAN FUNERAL DIRECTOR


A REPUTABLE AND TRUSTED INDEPENDENT


FAMILY OWNED AND RUN FUNERAL CONCERN


DAY or NIGHT 24 hour personal .service


Tel: Clitheroe 443045 or 442285 PRIVATE PARKING


residence & CHAPEL OF REST


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Brian Price & Son Funeral Directors


‘Peacehaven Chapel of Rest ’


The Genuine and Independent family concern of two generations


offering a 24 hr personal service


Brian, Jean, Carl and Pauline Tel: Clitheroe 441297


Pre-inihlfmicral plans available on request STEVENSON MEMORIALS


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Restoration & Cleaning Free Colour Brochure Home visits arranged


Tel: 01282 425858


For Craftsmanship in g r a n it e ,


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Personal service by our trained staff


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All you need to do is call into our


Clitheroe office on King Street and our friendly, helpful staff will show you the


many illustrations to make your greeting even more special.


WALKER


(Nee Cowking) Trevor and Sarah are


pleased lo announce the safe arrival of James Matthew,


on Sunday June 27th, 1999,


weighing 81b 5oz.


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CHIAPPI (Claudia)


Congralulations on gaining a B.A. (Hons) 2:2 in Religious Studies / Healih Promotion.


Lots of love mum, dad, Enza and Daniela. xxxx.


444 ,4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4444 I J en ny and D o n vvish t o BRADLEY


family, all o f whom helped I to make the celebration o f


I occasion. GOWAN


' e v e r y o n e w h o a t t en d ed their wedding and for all the lovely gifts and cards we received, (we don't know i where to put everything) .


Paul and Sharon would l ike to send a great thanks to


(nee P enm an ) KERR


Thank y ou Mich e l le and S t e v e n f o r a l o v e l y grandson, lo v e mum and . dad Kerr. Congratulations,


(nee Pye)


‘ S p e c ia l thanks t o R e v . A t k i n s o n . R a y m o n d Greenwood, Happy Days o f


I I Whal ley, Christine's wed-


1 Meringue for the spectacu­ lar cake. Thanks also to


ding cars o f Accrington and T e r r y f r om T h e A p r i c o t


I Mick. Gary, Tracey. Vicky. ' both sets o f parents and not I , forgett ing our l ittle Bradley


' ail day. See you all after the cruise, love Paul and Sharon Gowan xxxx.


James who was a good boy HARGREAVES


I Al ice and Bill would l ike to thank relatives and friends


' for the cards. Bowers and I i good wishes they receWed


on the occasion o f their Dia-


I mond Wedding. A l s o ^ r donations received for NCH Act ion For Chi ldren, which ' amounted to £350.


Bert and Betty would l ike to , thank all their relationsarid


JONES


I friends for all their belp wi th t ranspor t and cards during their stay in hospi­


tal. 1 Edward would l ike to thank JONES


fami ly and friends for the cards and gifts received on ills 80th birthday and to all I w h o made the a f ternoon


, Ka th le en f o r the buf fet , 1 Margaret and Audrey for


m a s o n


A n d r ew and Jul ie w ould l ike to thank friends and fami ly .for the cards and presents received on their wedding day. staf f at Green- dale for the lovely meal, the staff at the legion, Claire for


Eric Mayman and staff for di g n i f i e d


' the music, Mar ie and Ge r ­ trude for the buffet. Love and many thanks to both sets o f parents and last but not least Sarah for taking


care o f Li ly. xxx.


, second fami ly for their love and sup p o r t a lw a ^ . i t s real ly appreciated. Thanks


Special thanks to Al ison. Jane. Mark, Te r ry and the Rugrats for my lovely sur­ prise. Sincere thanks to my


I I to e v e ry one fo r presents


I Sharron and staff at The Royal Oak for a great buffet and for tolerating us all on Sunday. God bless, Elaine.


and cards received, making my birthday special. Many thanks to Sandra for the lovely cake and final ly to


I O SON OF MA N ! I loved thy creation, hence I created thee. Wherefore, do


Baha u llah. B IR TH S


I thou love Me, that I rnay name thy name and fill thy soul wi th the spirit o f life.


Congratulations on becoming o doctor & good luck in your new career at Leeds General Infirmary.


Elizabeth Hindle M.S. a.ch*


Doctor Fiona


Lots of love M um, Dad, Jane, G ra n dm a Mojorie


& G ra n dm a Rose . i


GRAHAM Joanne and Stephen


are proud to announce the safe arrival of their daughter Eleanor Jane on Thursday, June 24th, 1999, weighing 61b 2oz. A welcome sister for Colum, Thomas, Hugh


and Bryn. Thanks to Ribble Valley midwifery team and Queens Park Hospital.


b O N G R A TU LA t iON S ^


TAYLOR (Jonathan)


Congratulations on gaining a B.Sc Honours (2:1) degree in Zoology at Edinburgh University.


With love and best •wishes, mum, dad and Claire.


Congrafulafions on gaining a B.A . Honours (2:2) degree in design monogemenl.


(Sarah Jane) BROOKS r r r<


Love and besf wishes mum, dad, nana, Mark and all the


g a n g a t B r o o k d a l e .


HOPE (Roger)


Here's a link rhyme from your trouble and strife. Do you remember when you


I showed me your knife. Ten years on and we've mode a new life, I'm hoppy lo bo a mother and wife.


Happy Birthday. Love from Adele.


I Happy 30lh Birthday Daddy. Lots of love, Phoebe x x x


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^ McCLURG - COLLIS


/ .B IR TH D A Y ,, ■'g f i e e t i n g s


Cb iVi rNG.OFAQE,^ , 444444444444444444444- DINSDALE


(Rose) July 1st.


Wishing you health and happiness always.


For a kind and lielpful mum. liappy birtliday. Love Lee- James xxx. IT o a beaut i ful and sexy


xxx. ^ .


Lov e Jonatlian xxx. Wisl i inga happy bir tliday to


mum. liappy 21st birthday.


a very special friend, wo all love you very mucli. Zoe, David and Cliris xxx.


i :ENGAGEIVIENTS, i ! M A Y N A R D


bash a g o o d do. Special thanks to Julie. Sharon and


I the cake and Joy and Eric at the Kings Arms, Thankyou.


WATTERSON (nee Duckworth)


Martyn and Helen are


delighted to announce the arrival of Luke Edward, on


June 25th, 1999, weighing 71b 4oz. Many thanks to Ribble Valley Midwives and Queens Park Hospital. ^ 4 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *


Thankyou Michel le and Ste­ (nec Pye) K ER R


ven for a lovely grandson. L o v e mum and dad Pye. Congratulat ions, love


Wendy and nana. i . (nee Pye) KERR


Michelle and Steven would like to announce the safe arrival of their son, born June 26lh, in Perth,


Australia, weighing 91b 7oz


Congralulations on gainin' BA Hons 2.1 Degree QP leaching. We ore so very


(nee Kenyon) Sandra


JONES nuiia g • — •••


roud of you. ave, Vikki, Garelh, Lucie and Laurence for iheir


grandmOy mom, dad and frimilies.


support over the years. With love from


All the best for the 1 st July on your 40th Birthday.


All our love, Peter, Louise, Terry, Shane, Mum, Dad, Terry Senior and Doreen.


f v y y r y f r r r r r f f r r r r r r r


wishes in your future coreer, weVe very proud of you.


Love from mum and dad.


Congratulations on attaining you MSci Physics (dunelm) 2:1 honours degree. Best


(Sandra) LEE


WHITWELL (Angela)


RIDGWAY (Annmarie)


Happy 18th Birthday, July 1st.


I 4******************** love Angela, 4 t * * » » » * * * * * * * * * * * * *


NELSON (Shirley)


express their sincere thanks and gratitude to friends and


their Golden Wedding on Friday June 25th. such a h a p p y an d m em o r a b l e


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- T H A N K S FO R ... S YM P A T H Y


SIMPSON Ka th le en w o u ld l ik e t o (R o b e r t H e n rv )


thank mo s t s inc e re ly al l relatives, friends and nelgn-


I arrangements. T H A N K Y O U


t h e


bours for the kind expres­ sions o f sympathy, l i t e r s , cards and f lo ra l t r ibtues received at this sad time. Thanking also the nurses and staff o f Cl i theroe Hos­ pital and Health Centre . Thanks also to the Rev. A. Bai ley for Is kind ministra­ tions and all who attended the funeral service and to Carl and Paul ine Price for a l l


f u n e r a l


Mollie^raco, londed in the laps of Louise and Gareth


Sweel, chubby cheeked


JOHNSON Nee Crabtree


very proud to announce the safe arrival of his little sister.


Thanks to all concerned.


Congratulations Louise and


Gareth & thonks for such a beautiful neice & cousin


love Catherine, David,


Danielle and Matthevr.xx


Welcome Mollie-Grace from all


Aunties, Uncles and Cousins X X


grandparents.


HOLT Simon


V.,OnuiUluiUMUiiJ Congratulations on gaining —


1st class MEng hons. oegree chemical engineering. We


ore prouo of you.


With love from Mom, Dad and Nicola


30 lodo^July 1st.


Happy Birthday Roger. Love always. Mum and Dad.


TV T r v r . e r r r r r r r r r r r r


R ID ING on a wave of success are members of the Friends of St James's CE Primary School, Clitheroe, who organised a summer


seaside fair. The fair, the school's first larp-scale


event since its centenary celebrations two years ago, raised more than i.1,500, which will be used to buy new classroom equip-


I ment. I Among its attractions were stalls selling


cakes, plants and bric-a-brac, a perfor­ mance by Clitheroe Town Band, a Punch


and Judy show, a line dancing exhibition by pupils, pony rides, cream teas, a barbecue


and a non-alcoholic cocktail bar. There were also various competitions,


with prizes donated by Clitheroe shops and businesses.


, . Our photo shows VIP guests the and Mayoress of Clitheroe, Coun. and Mrs


Alan Yearing, welcomed by from the left, by headmaster Mr Paul Adnitt, chairman of the board of governors Mr Malcolm Blackburn and event co-ordi- nator Mrs Sarah Robinson from the school’s friends group. (20699/10/23)


Proposed school clothing grant cut by county council angers parent


Switch could hit low-income families


THE local education authority has come under fire from a Kibble Valley I sinele narent over its plans to cut school clothing grants.


single parem,


i^ instead of receiving £20 a year towards uniforms


from Lancashire County Council, entitled parents will now get a one-off grant of £90 when their child makes the transition from junior school to secondary


school. The angry parent, who is


unemployed and has brought up his two children single-handedly for 10 years, will now only receive £90 for when his 11-year- old son starts at secondary


(Michael) (Mash) Congratulations on gaining


you B.A. Hons degree with .... QTS (2:2). GoocTIuck m youruui


MASHITER ...... ......


t^ future career. l i io \.w,w>....


Love mum, dad and John.


from grandmas and qrandad.__ k*:.


Congratulations Michael


from Veronica, Derek, koth and John.


Congratulations Michael


Don'l worry about being 40 - it only lasts o yeorl See you at the party.


Best wishes from the other six.


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CROSS (Jordon)


cannot give you presents, so we send you oil our love.


Happy 2nd birthday Jordon, July 1st. We


Grandma and grandad Cox.


Love Mum, Dad, Philip, Melanie, Stephen and Louise.


12121 21 21 21 21 21 ARKWRIGHT


21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21


Jonathan June 30th


To the best son in the world. Have a great day.


2 ~ 21


\ Dad, Jason, Nicola, 21 Lauren and


Love from Mom, .


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21 Grandparents 21 2121 21 21 21 21 21


WALMSUEY Dolcna


You cire still the best tliiiui in my life. Al l my love Nei l


school this September, while his 13-year-old daughter, who is already there and who will also need a new uniform, will receive no financial help, oven though she too will need new clothes, including a £35


blazer. He said: "1 will have to


find about £120 tor my daughter and around £160 tor my son, even after the £90 grant. Children grow whatever age they are and I am currently having to find the money for new uniforms every two years. The coun­ ty council is taking money off families like mine instead of giving us more." The parent said ho


learned about the cuts when he contacted the education department to discover when application forms for


wouW be available. I was told letters were


being sent out to people regarding the school grants and that there would be big changes to the council's pol­ icy. No explanation was given and I was told just to wait until I received the let­ ter," he said. "The county council


could have told us sooner about the cuts, so I could have had more time to save up. Instead, it is nearly the beginning of the summer holidays and I have about eight weeks to raise the


money. "I do not work, as I have


no family nearby to help me look after the children. When they get a bit older I will be able to return to work, but until then we need any financial assis­ tance we can get." A spokesperson for Lan­


cashire County Council said the local education authority had decided to reduce the expenditure on welfare items to maintain others areas of the educa­ tion sector, but it would still be providing school clothing grants for those children who qualified, for when they changed school. A one- off payment of £90 would be made instead of single payments of £20 a year.


on 23rd June, A 71b 12oz bundle of |oy. Thomas is


GREENWOOD Georgina


Congratulations Georgina on gaining a 2.1 degree wiln Honors in Fine Art


(Environmental) at Glasgow School of Fine Art. Mum, dad and family.


HOPE (Roger)


1 0 0 B IR TH S I Seaside fun comes to town >0 0 0 0 B IR TH D A Y C O NGR A TU LATIONS: •G R E E T IN G S


Mr and Mrs John McClurg < are pleased to announce |


I the engagement of their t eldest daughter,


Calriono Michelle lo Mr James Collis,


eldest son of Mr and Mrs ; Roy Collis of Wing,


; Lots of love.


Mum and Dad, Kate and Sam, Gran and Sam.


Also congratulations on


gaining a 2:1 in Marketing. 444444444444 444444444^


It’s s u c h a f a n t a s t l c ^ l ' l ' ^ ^ ' we really had to 0 Buckinghamshire 1


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o V>~i m .t j BLACKLEDGE - WADDINGTON


A honeymoon in Lake Garda, Italy, followed the wedding of Miss Joanne Waddington and Mr Lindsey John Hope Blacklcdge at St Helen's Church, Waddington. The bride, who is the daughter of Mr Ian and Mrs Susan Waddington, of Queensway, Waddington, is a per­


sonnel officer for the civil service. The bridegroom, who is the son of Mr Jack and Mrs


Christine Blacklcdge, of Ilodder Grove, Clitheroe, is a self-


employed mobile hairdresser. Given away by her father, the bride wore a coffee gold-


coloured satin, slim-fitting, full-length gown, with a flow­ ing detachable train. The bodice was beaded with seed pearls and diamante crystals. She carried a hand-tied bou­ quet of scented ivory and pastel-coloured summer roses. As it was a summer day, the bride, accompanied by her father and bridesmaids, walked through the village to the


s h o u t a b o u t I t .


church. Chief bridesmaid was Miss Kerr>' Blacklcdge, the bride­


groom's sister, who wore a slim-fitting ivory silk dress trimmed with gold satin. Bridesmaid was Miss Laura Waddington, the bride's sister, who wore a princess-line dress of ivory silk trimmed in gold satin. They carried hand-tied posies of pastel-coloured summer roses. Best man was Mr Andrew Blacklcdge, the bridegroom's brother, and groomsman was Mr David Waddington, the


bride's lirothcr. The ceremony was conducted by the Rev. Alan Bailey


and the nuptual blessing by Fr Joseph Wareing. A recep­ tion was held at Eaves Hal! Country Club. Tlie couple's future home will be in Clitheroe. Photo: S. and J. Smithson, Clitheroe.


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