40 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, December 2nd, 2004


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Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) _j_ Thanks for Sympathy ,.


O n W e d n e s d a y , November 24th, 2004, peacefully in the East Lan c a sh i r e Hospice, Ve ronic a Lyne. aged 61 years, forti fied by t h e R i t e s o f H o ly M o t h e r C h u r c h V e r o n i c a wa s the d e a r e s t m o t h e r o f Michelle and Dorian the loving grandma to Thomas, Kate, Joshua Lucie and Lewis.


. LY N E Veronica


Veronica will he sadly missed by family and friends,


Stonyhurst pupils on Spanish pilgrimage


A GROUP of Stonyhurst College pupils, staff and friends has completed a pilgrim­ age to Spain including a visit to the home of St Ignatius of Loyola, the founder of the Jesuit movement. The pilgrimage to Santiago de Com­


postela, which followed the ancient pilgrims’ route, began in Loyola where Fr Matthew Power SJ, until recently Chaplain of Stony­ hurst, met the 39-strong group. Few school parties venture on the long


pilgrimage that took the Stonyhurst group seven days through some beautiful Spanish scenery and the whole range of weather - from bright sunshine to driving sleetl The college party was welcomed through­


out by local people living along the route from Loyola in Northern Spain where St Ignatius was born in 1491, across country to Santiago de Compostela on the Spanish North West coast. “The Stonyhurst reputation seemed to go


before us as people recognised our English sense of ‘fair play’ and good humour,” said


Lower tax on second homes


slashed SECOND homes in Kib­ ble Valley will no longer qualify for half-price council tax after council­ lors voted to scrap the dis­ count. Members of Ribble Val­


ley Borough Council’s Policy and Finance Com­ mittee have decided to reduce the 50% discount to just 10%. ’There are currently 213


second homes in Ribble Valley. The extra revenue gen­


erated will be spent local­ ly-


The council’s revenues


and benefits manager, Mr Mark Edmondson, said: “Our Policy and Finance Committee has decided to reduce the council tax dis­ count on unoccupied fur­ nished properties. “More than 200 proper­


ties will be affected and the extra money will go to the Local Strategic Part­ nership.” The changes will come


into force on April 1st, 2005. Fimther information is


available front! Mark Edmondson on 01200 414505.


Michael Turner, the head of history who organised the pilgrimage. “In particular, the Stonyhurst singing


was greatly appreciated with a sung Mass in Portomarin making full use of the acous­ tics, moving some to tears at the joyful exu­ berance of our young people,” he said. “Then, on arrival in Santiago, the Stony­


hurst banner was paraded in town Mth the group of Stonyhurst pilgrims singing hosan­ nas and Pater Noster. “Father Matthew concelebrated the Pil­


grims’ Mass on Sunday, which was held in Santiago Cathedral and which saw the church overflowing out on to the steps and into the square.” Mr Turner added: “There were many


intangible aspects to this remarkable jour­ ney, best summed up by our pupils who spoke of the warmth, fellowship, spirit, com­ munity, love, kindness and hospitality they enjoyed throughout.” Pictured are pupils in front of St Ignatius’ Basilica in Loyola, (s)


Deal to improve water supplies


A MULTI-MILLION pound deal to help improve the envi­ ronment and water quality across the North West has been signed by United Utili­ ties. The £200 million loan


agreement with the European Investment Bank will help pay for the company’s invest­ ment programme to 2010. The water regulator, Ofwat,


has yet to finalise United Util­ ities’ investment plans. John Roberts, United


Untilities chief executive, said: “Not only is this a good deal for our customers, it’s a good deal for us. “Given the enormous size of


our investment programmes - three million pounds a day


A WIN was notched up by Clitheroe Chess Club A Team in their match against Crusaders B. Wins from Erie Mansfield and John Smith, together with draws from Michael Howseman and Martin Titterington, gained victory for Clitheroe by three to two. The victory moves


last year - every penny counts. - “This deal and others, plus


our rights issue, all help us assemble the financial pack­ age needed to deliver our promises to customers, the regulator and all our other stakeholders.” United Utilities has a long­


standing relationship Mth the EIB, the European Union’s financing institution, which stretches back to the 1970s. The bank is the company’s


largest stakeholder and this new loan package will take its fuding of improvments to the North West’s water, wastewa­ ter and electricity infrastruc­ ture to more than £800 mil­ lion.


Chess club moves up into third position


Clitheroe into third place in the second division of the East Lancashire Chess League. Clitheroe Chess Club


meets every Tuesday evening from 645 p.m. at the Catholic Social Centre in Lowergate. For further details contact Brendan Brown on 01200 441949.


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C l i th c ro e Cemete ry. Donat ions in memory o f Ve ro n i c a ma y be made to the Eas t Lancs Hospice, c/o Cl i theroe Funeral Service, 10/12 W h a l l e y R o a d , Cl i theroe. Bli7 lAW. Tel. 01200 443045.


A funeral service took p l a c e o n T u e s d a y , November 30th a t the E n g l i s h M a r t y r s C a t h o l i c C h u r c h . Whalley. fol lowed by i n t e r n m e n t


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loved uncle of David and J anet . Reposing in Pcacehaven Chapel of R e s t . S e r v i c e a n c r ema t io n wi l l t a k e p la c e a t Ac c r in g to n Cr ema to r ium, to d a y Thur sday, De cembe r 2 n d a t 1 0 - 2 0 a .m Fami ly f lowe r s only p le a se , d o n a t io n s i memory of Les if so desi red may be given f o r t h e F r i e n d s Cl i theroe Hospital , c/o Mrs Pauline Price, 39 D o w n h am R o a d Chatburn, Cl i the roe BB7 4AU. Inqui r ies to Br ian Pr ice and Son Funeral Directors. Tel 01200 441297.


Pas sed away peacefully o n N o v em b e r 2 6 th 2 0 0 4 . a t C l i t h e r o e Hospi tal , Les, aged 72 years, of Cl i theroe, the dear ly loved b ro th e ro f Jean, also a much *


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t i o n a t A c c r in g to n Cremator ium. Dona t io n s in m em o r y o Roy if so desi red may be given to St Paul's Church, c /o Rev. R N i c h o l s o n . T h e Vic a r ag e . S t P a u l ' s S t r e e t , L ow M o o r Cl i th e ro e . BB7 2LS. n q u i r i e s t o B r i a n


Wednesday, December 1st followed by crema­


P a s s e d a w a y o n November 23rd, 2004, in hospital. Roy. aged 80 years, of Clitheroe, the dear ly loved hus band of Lorna, also a much loved father of Ma u r e e n . A s erv ic e took place a t St Paul' Ch u rch . L ow Mo o r C l i t h e r o e ,


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Cathedral , on Monday, December 6th a t 1-45 p.m. followed by ere mat ion a t Accrington Crema tor iuma t 3 p.rn Fami ly f lowe r s only please, d o n a t io n s in memory of Leslie, if so desi red, may be given for the St Jolin Ambu lance Brigade, Accring­ ton Branch, c /o Mrs P a u l i n e P r i c e , 3 9 D o w n l i am R o a d C h a t u r n , Cl i t l ie ro e BB7 4AU. Inqui r ies to Br ian P r ic e a n d Son Funeral Directors.Tel 01200 441297.


B l a c k b u r n In Memoriam.'


A much loved dad and g r a n d a d ,


KNOWLES Peter


Love Jul ie, Lois and Kacey Mae .\xx.


December 1st, 2000. Four long years 7iow have passed, Every day just like the last, Sileiit tears we shed each day. Missing you more in every way.


PA T E Pauline


D i e d N o v emb e r 23rd, 1964. aged 17 years.


You are not


forgotten Pauline dear, Or ever will you be,


R e m e m b e r e d a lwa y s . E dw a rd and family.


j4 s long as life and memory lasts, We will remember thee.


R IM M ER Rose


De cembe r3rd, 1995. Bill Mer le, Sylvia, Stan and families.


g r a n d m a ,


Loving memor ies of a de ar wife, mothe r and grandma, who passed awa y De c emb e r 7th 1995.


S E ED A L L Dorothy


Love from Alan and all the family xxx.


Like falling leaves, the years go by. But our thoughts of you will never die.


Treasured memor ies of d e a r m u m a n d d i e d


d i e d


On N o v emb e r 3 0 th 2004, aged 92 years p e ac e ful ly a t th e M a n o r H o u s e C h a t b u r n . b e lo v e d h u s b a n d o f the- la te Ellen, dear, father of Gi l l ian. Michael and Ei leen and father - in law of Janet te, poppa to his five grand chil dren and seven great ­ g r a n d c h i ld r e n , a l so b r o t h e r o f J e a n Repos ing in Peace haven Chapel of Rest A service wil l be held a t


MacINTOSH Eric


I a n , P a u l , J o a n n e . L o u i s e a n d t h e i r f am i 1 i e s w i s h t o expres s the i r hear t fel t thanks to all relat ives, f r iends and neighbours f o r


comfor t ingprayer sand minis t ra t ions and to L. ' C h a m p F u n e r a l Service.


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min i s t ra t io n s . To Dr M. Flat ley for all his care ove r the years, to all wh o a t tended the fu n e r a l s e r v i c e a n d have given donat ions , finally to Carl and Pau ­ l i n e P r i c e f o r t h e funeral ar rangements .


Donations-


H O LD EN Jim


memo ry , th e s um of £ 4 2 0 h a s b e e n f o rw a r d e d t o t h e Salvat ion Army.


h i s


memory. The sum of £860 has been divided b e tw e e n C l i t h e r o e He a r t Ma ch in e Fu n d and F i r s t Responders , t h a n k s t o M r s . D. Sunter for overseeing this.


Phil ’s family would - like to thank everyone wh o g enerous ly gave d o n a t i o n s i n


M cQ U A D E Phililp


h i s


FAULKNER (nee Nairn)


Chris and Kirstine are pleased to announce the safe arrival o f A lf ie Kyle, on November 21st, 2004. A welcome Brother fo r Kian.


Thanks to all Staff on C7 at Queens Park and family and friends for cards and gifts.


SEED Kathleen


memory. The sum of £450 has been donated t o N o r t h W e s t A i r Ambulance.


The fami ly of the la te Kathleen Seed wish to t h a n k a l l w h o gave d o n a t i o n s in


h e r li. A M P l


to St Jude for favours received.


G R A T E FU U TH A N K S For years to come LO R D ST JU D E


t h a n k s f o r p r a y e r s answered.


Thanks for Sympathy G R E EN


Margaret Hamilton


^ ^ (Peggy) Ted, Do ro th y a n d - J o y c e t h a n k fami ly, f r iends and neighbours for the many cards and le t te r s of condolence, f lowers arid donat ions to R. N. I. D Pagets Dis ea s e a n d Whal ley Methodi s t Church, to t l i e R e v . C h r i s Cheesemanfor his help and su p p o r t over the p a s t y e a r s , a l l w h o a t t e n d e d t h e love ly u p l i f t in g s e r v i c e a t Wh a l l e y M e t h o d i s t Church. We would also l i k e t o t h a n k t h e pa ramedics , accident and emergency. Ward 7A and Cardiac Un i t a t B l a c k b u r n R o y a l Inf irmary, finally Ward 6C a t Q u e e n s P a r k Hospi tal for the care given to mum.


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Jan , A u z and fami ly are settled in their new h ome


and wish e v e ry o n e a Mer ry Ch r is tma s and a Hap p y N ew Year


m m onci o c co s ion


WHITWORTH ' R o s ie^ - M a y


.Happy Christmas Rosebud Lots of love, hugs and kisses


Mummy, Daddy and ! _ Billy-dog >ptx ir ^ h o \


KELLiNGTON (nee Wilkinson)


Andrew and Louise are


'd e lig h te d to announce the birth o f their Son, W illiam Thom as , on November 24th, 2004.


A welcome Brother fo r Emily. Many thanks to all concerned, especially Annette Dugdale.


The family of the la te Jim Holden, wish to t h a n k a l l w h o gave d o n a t i o n s in


Gle n n . Pau l . Tr a c e y and fami l ieswould like to expres s th e i r s in­ c e r e t h a n k s t o a l l relat ives, fr iends and n e i g h b o u r s f o r . t h e many kind express ions of sympathy and le t ­ ters and cards of con­ dolence received d u r ­ in g t h e i r s a d lo s s . T h a n k in g a l s o Rev. Rodney Nicholson for his k i n d w o r d s a n d jmforting


Elizabeth (Bet) WRIGHT


sympathy, le t te r s and , c a r d s o f c o n d o le n c e ' and dona t ions to the B r i t i s h H e a r t , F o u n d a t io n re c eived ’ dur ing the i r re c ent sad los s . S p e c ia l th a n k s . are extended to Rev. J. H a r t l e y f o r


e x p r e s s i o n s t h e o f k i n d


Mrs Anne Hudson, of Gisburn, has been


overwhelmed on her 90th Birthday by the number of cards, letters, flowers and gifts she received.


CHifm/t 9/ott, A special thank you to all my helpers for making my


day so special.


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our loyal customers who have become friends over the last 11 years. We wish you all well.


Merry Christmas and a happy New Year. Steve and Kath.


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TESCO Clitheroe


would like to thank all customers and Staff who helped raise £685.56 for


CHum/i


Births rtA-


Children In Need. Once again a big


thank you to you all. , ’


PARKER - LEONARD


I ^ Thank you for our i


Pook.


With lots of love and cuddles from Klair and Mark.


Rachel, Wayne and Harley.


Congratulations on the birth of my Great Granddaughter, Ruby Alice.


CLOUGH (nee Mortimer)


.'--i Clare and Graham are pleased to announce the birth of their Son, David Austin,


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With love and best wishes to you ali from Grandad.


HAMER (nee Boyd)


Matthew and Nicola are proud to announce the arrival of their Son,


Braydon Lee, born November 21st, weighing 81b 11 oz.


A most welcome Brother for Ashleigh. VAN DIJK David and Debbie are


proud to announce the birth of Matthew Jack, on November 29th,


2004, weighing 81b 6oz.


A very welcome Brother for Emily Corry. Many thanks to the Midwifery Team at Queens Park Hospital.


HOWARTH Angela


P , December 3rd, „ 2004.


Birthday to my special


Daughter.


All my love, / Mum xxx


p.::- i)


INGHAM Susan


December 6th, 2004.


Happy Birthday Mum. Lots of love, Karen


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, acknowledgments and Floral Tnbutes must come from a Funeral Director.


, I Happy 40th '


MEYLER Jamie


December 8th.


Happy 21st Birthday. Love and best wishes. Mum, Orky,Tara and Dane.


Engagements-,


CROFT - SURKITT


Mr and Mrs R. Croft of Clitheroe would like to announce the Engagement of their youngest Daughter, Deborah, to Antony


Surkitt, eldest Son of Mr and Mrs R Holt, of Edgeside, Rossendale.


Love and best wishes from both families.


\ Rachel and Wayne. beautiful Niece, Ruby, a


perfect playmate fo r our gorgeous Nephew,


3 PARKER - LEONARD


Wayne and Rachel are delighted to announce the birth of their Daughter, Ruby Alice, born November 26th, 2004, weighing 91b 5oz. A welcome Sis ter for Harley.


Many thanks to family and friends and Staff at Queens Park.


VERITY (nee Moran)


Phil and Amy are proud to announce the birth of Isabella Jane,


on November 26th, 2004, weighing 81b 4oz.


Many thanks to all the Staff at Queens Park Hospital.


Birthday Greetings :


f PARKER - LEONARD ^ C f Thank you Rachel and Wayne for God's


f - P " ; precious gift o f a beautiful Granddaughter, -"r


‘ C Roby Alice, on November 26th, 2004. 0),. A special Sister for our little treasure Harley. Love from Mum and Bill.


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ATKINSON Bob


December 7th, 2004. Happy Birthday Dad. From your three Daughters xxx


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Clitherbe Advertiser &'Times, December 2nd, 2004 4^ Birthday. Greet ings.


WALMSLEY Tom


Gotcha!!! To a suave,


sophisticated and debonair 40 year old.


Love from Krys, Joanne, Lisa and Phil xxx


Happy Birthday La-lad. Hugs and kisses from Hannah.


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LEECY Tony


December 8th.


Happy Birthday Tony.


Lots of love from Ann xxx


Happy 65th Birthday Dad.


Love from Darren. Coming of Age


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