Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) 22 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, September 1 st, 2005 www.ciitheroetoday.co.uk Ciitheroe 422324 (Editoriai), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Bill’s final push on charity ride


ESTATE agent Bill Honeywell is now on the final leg of his charity ride through Germany to Lemvig. Mr Honeysvell (pictured) is raising


money for the Christie Hospital, Manchester, and the Multiple Sclero­ sis Society. He has been sending regular bul­


letins of his progress to his brother-in- law, Alan Breckell. Here, we print extracts from them. August 24lh


Great news. Bill is ahead of sched­


ule by some 40k. He had a great day, racing along a coastal stretch at 30 kmh with the \vind behind him for a change. He has also reported that today he managed to get more food than previous days and had much more energy. For the foodies amongst you. I'm


sure you will be pleased to hear that Bill did manage to get his steak and extra chips last night plus a couple of beers. Total distance to date is 565k (approx 340 miles). Tomorrow his route is via Hooksiel, Wilhelmshaven to Varel a distance of about 80k. August 25th


Bill has arrived in Varel, which


means he is still on schedule. I spoke to him this morning and he reported that the weather was dire, but it has improved as the day progressed. Today’s distance was 86k and it was, in his words, an easy day. For this trip. Bill has fitted panniers


on his bike which :ue making it harder to cycle on the flat than it was to climb hills as he did in Le.Jog two years ago. Tonight he is staying with Herbert Kaiser in Blexen (Round Table friend) and going out for meal with him in Jever (which is where he started from this morning)! Needless to say, he is not cycling tonight! The route tomorrow is via Blexen,


Cuxhaven, to Hemmoor. August 2Gth


I'm not sure if you realise that the


weather forecasting accuracy of our European partners is just as suspect as our friends at the Met Office. Today’s forecast for Bill’s route was sunny intervals. There was no mention of preciptation of any kind. Reality turned out to be gales, heavy showers and very cold! All in all, a really tough day.


Bill has covered Y9k, having cycled


round Jadebusen (for you German speakers you tvill understand that this translates as Jade Brest). Bill reckons this is quite reasonable if you look at the map, but it helps to have a few drinks first. Tonight he is staying with friends


again and is hoping for an early start. The weather forecast for the weekend is for sunny intervals, so let’s hope it’s accurate this time. For the foodies amongst you, last


night’s meal was Schnitzel with Jaeger sauce plus all the trimmings and tonight’s repast is reported to be fish. August 27(h


Day nine and Bill is just over half


way through his challenge. Last night he stayed with friends and today he reports a better day with 114k covered in good weather. The only problem was road works on a cycle path with no signed diversion - needless to say Bill managed to “plot and bash” the way through. Tonight he is staying in a restaurant with rooms just outside Stade - the rooms are .some 500 metres from the reception/restaurant and his bike is chained to the banister outside his room! After dining on smoked salmon, eel and mackerel last night, he is splashing out on steak with the trimmings for the princely sum of 5.5 euros - the best deal so far. Sunday will bring a crossing of the Elbe and he plans to stay overnight in Gluckstadt tomorrow.


August 28th


Two reasons to celebrate tonight. First, Bill has gone through! the


1,000k mark and, as a bonus, England have beaten the Aussies at Trent Bridge (tor our mainland readers in Europe - England have beaten Aus­ tralia at cricket, (which is as rare an event as finding hens’ teeth)! Although he has only covered 80k today, he is on schedule. He decided to take a more westerly


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option, avoiding Hamburg and is now staying overnight at Friedrichskoog which is about 60k northwest of Glusckstadt and at the mouth of the river Elbe. In fact, he arrived in Gluckstadt,


which was his planned overnight stop by 11 a.m., so decided to push on, but was baulked for most of the afternoon by ferry delays. Bill's route tomorrow takes him north west via Meldorf, Busum to St Peter Ordnig and is then only two days away from entering Denmark.


August 29lh All in all, a very good day. It started


well, wth very strong following \vind and by 12-45 p.m. he had reached Husum, which was a ride of 86k and his planned overnight stop. He decid­ ed to press on and eventualy reached Dagb^l which was a total of 134k. So tonight, he is only 38k from the Dan­ ish border! However, the afternoon was quite hard Mth the wind in his face. He reports that his lodgings for the


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night are in a "fairytale cottage" which he chanced upon ^ter asking a local if she knew of any accommodation. After a long conversation with a cafe owner and a free cup of coffee, the owner took him to this fantastic cot­ tage. Yesterday morning went well, but


the afternoon was more difficult due to road works on cycle paths and a rather large rock concert which he had to navigate around. August 30lh


Well, Bill has made it into Denmark


and is staying overnight in Ribe, which has the distinction of being Denmark’s oldest town. Today’s ride was a total of 100k


through the towns of Hojer, Romo to Ribe. According to his schedule there are 213k to go before he arrives in Lemvig, hopefully on Friday. The weather was set fair all day and


this is due to continue until at least Thursday. O If you've already made a dona­


tion, thank you - your contribution will help The Christie Hospital and Multiple Sclerosis Society. If you haven't sponsored Bill yet,


why not visit www.honeywell.co.uk now where you can find full details of how to donate, including a link to the JustGiving web site. If you've already made a donation,


thank you - your contribution will help The Christie Hospital and Mul­ tiple Sclerosis Society.


Poor weather conditions fail to deter gardeners


DESPITE difficulties experienced by local gardeners during the last few days of rain, entries for Bolland Gar­ dening Club’s annual show on Sunday compared reasonably with last year. In fact, entries in the flower, fruit and vegetable classes showed a satisfacto­ ry increase and now stand at record levels. The photography display also con­


tinues to go from strength to strength and has again shown a slight increase in entries. The other sections unfortunately


showed a decease from last year, prob­ ably due to the very high number of entries previously received, which was unlikely to be repeated. However, the reasonable number of entries on show were considered by the judges to be of very high quality, particularly in the floral art section. The judges also commented favourably on the high standards achieved by all exhibitors. The prizegiving ceremony was


presided over by chairman Mrs Mar­ garet Middleton who introduced Mr Hanson, of Hanson’s Garden Centre, who had kindly agreed to present the trophies and prizes to the winners. ■The Bolland Cup for the member


with most points was won by Mrs Brenda Hoyle repeating her success of


last year. Mrs Hoyle also won the Milne-Redhead Rose Bowl for the most points in the flower classes. The tankard for the runner-up to


the Bolland Cup was won by Mrs Joan Corless. Mrs Gail Waddington


won the Closes Hall Cup for most points in the vegetable section with the Murphy Challenge Cup going to Mrs Joan Corless for the best entry in this class. Mrs Jacqueline Pickard once again


won the Mary Heaton Trophy for the most points in floral art with the Barker’s Shield for most points for roses going to Mr and Mrs J. John­ ston. Mrs Pickard also won the con­ fectionery trophy with the preserves trophy going to Mrs Mary Pickles. 'The Dinsdale and Kay Challenge


Trophy for most points in the com­ bined flowers, fruit and vegetable classes was shared by Mrs Gail Waddington and Mr Roger Dewhurst. The photography trophy was shared by Mrs Adele McCally and Mr Neil Campy. In the children’s section Joseph


Mellin won the Alice Bowe Cup for most points in the six and under age group with Hannah Mellin winning the Hammond Cup for most points in the seven to 11 age group. Finally, but definitely not least, the


John Cowgill Trophy for the best exhibit in the show was won by Mrs Marilyn Campy for her eye-catching arrangement in the floral art section.


Results riiiwcrs


Foliage pot plant: 1, J.Cradock; 2, P. Cun­


ningham; 3, M. Pickles. Strcptocarpus: 1, B. Hoyle; 2, L. Davey. Cacti or succulent: I, A. McCally; 2, B. Hoyle; 3, M. Campy. Alpine: 1, II. Dewhurst; 2, M. Pickles. Geranium: 1, M. Roberts; 2. B. Hoyle; 3, .1. Pickard.


Fuchsia: 1, B and I. Hardy; 2, B. Hoyle. Bego­


nia: 1, R. Dewhurst; 2, M. Rawlings; 3, J. H, Johnston. Flowering pot plant: 1, M. Campy; 2, J. H. Johnston; 3, J. Cradock. Vase of flowers: 1, R. Dewhurst; 2, B. Hoyle; 3, M. Middleton. Gladioli: 1, P. Cunningham; 2, J. Cradock; 3, J. Corless. Dahlias: 1, R. Dewhurst; 2, J. Cowling; 3, B. Hoyle. Sweet peas: 1, J. Corless; 2, J. Cowl­ ing; 3, P. Cunningham. Marigolds: 1, G. Waddington; 2, L. Davey. Perennial blooms: 1, R. Dewhurst; 2, J. Corless; 3, B. Hoyle. Spike of


blooms: 1, J. Corless; 2, J. H. Johnston; 3, P. Bury. Decorative foliage: 1, B. Hoyle; 2, J. Corless;


3, L. Davey. Nasturtium heads: 1, J. H. John­ ston; 2, M. Campy; 3, M. Roberts. Multi-flow­ ered rose: 1, J. H. John-ston; 2, A. McCally; 3, G. Rawlings. Specimen rose: 1, J. H. Johnston; 2, G. Rawlings; 3, J. Cradock. Vase of roses: 1, J. H. Johnston; 2, G. Rawlings. l-'Ioral an


Maritime theme: 1, J. Pickard; 2, M. Campy;


3, M. Loiti. Seed heads: 1, J. Corless; 2, L. Davey 3, J. Pickard. Unusual container 1, M. Lord; 2, J. Pickard; 3, Jo.sie Guthrie. 21st birthday: 1, M. Campy; 2, .1. Pickard. Africa 1, M. Campy; 2, J. Pickard. Miniature: 1, L. Davey; 2, P. Burj'; 3, J. Pickard.


Children’s section Junior classes under six years. Miniature


scarecrow: 1, J. Mellin. Computer picture: 1, J. Mellin. Vegetable vehicle: 1, J. Mellin. Hand­ writing: J. Mellin. Miniature garden: 1, J. Mellin. Bookmark: 1, J. Mellin. 7-11 years. Miniature scarecrow: 1, P.


MacAlpine; 2, H. Mellin; 3, A. Guthrie. Com­ puter picture: 1, P. MacAlpine; 2, K. Greenwood; 3, H. Mellin. Vegetable vehicle: 1, H. Mellin; 2, P. MacAlpline. Handwriting: 1, K. Greenwood; 2, H. Mellin. Miniature garden: 1, H. Mellin; 2, P. MacAlpine. Bookmark; 1, H. Mellin; 2, P. MacAlpine; 3, K. Greenwood. Vegeluhles and fruit


Tomatoes: 1, G. Waddington; 2, M. Rawlings;


3, B. Smith. Onions: 1, R. Dewhurst; 2, G. Waddington; 3, J. H. Johnston. Marrow: 1, M. Rawlings; 2, R. Dewhurst; 3, J. Cradock. Pota­ toes: 1, J. Corless; 2, G. Waddington; 3, B. Smith. Turnip or swede: 1, R. Dewhurst; 2, J. Corless;


3, J. Pickard. Peas;’ 1, J. Pickard; 2, B. Smith; 3, G.


Waddington. Carrots: 1, G. Waddington; 2, J. Bosonnet; 3, B. Smith. Onions (over (k)z): 1, M. Rawlings; 2, J. Cowling; 3, G. Waddington. Run­ ner beans: 1, R. Dewhurst; 2, M. Rawlings 3, J. Corless. Leeks: 1, M. Rawlings; 2, B. Smith; 3, R. Dewhurst.


Courgettes: I, G. Waddington; 2, R.


Dewhurst; 3, M. Rawlings. Shallots: 1, J. Cowl­ ing; 2, G. Waddington; 3, R. Dewhurst. Lettuce: 1, G. Waddington; 2, J. Corless; 3. R. Dewhurst. Cucumben 1, P. Cunningham,; 2, B. Smith; 3, R.


Dewhurst. Specimen fruit: 1, G. Waddington; 2. B. Smith; 3, M. Pickles. Other vegetables: 1, R. Dewhurst; 2, B


Smith; 3, M. Pickles. Soft fruit: 1, S. MacAlpine; 2, G. Waddington; 3, B. Smith. An oddity: 1 J Corless; 2, G. Waddington; 3, R. Dewhurst. Culi­ nary’ herbs: 1, G. Waddington; 2, M. Roberts; 3,


L. Davey. Capsicums: 1, G. Waddington; 2, M. Lord; 3, M. Rawlings.


Prfservfs Fruit jelly: 1, M. Pickles. Lemon curd; 1, P.


Bury, 2, Bj Hoyle; 3, J. Cradock. Marmalade: 1, M. Pickles. Other jam; 1, M. Middleton. Chut­


ney: 1, J. Cradock; 2, M. Pickles; 3, G. Waddinu- ton.


Baking Plaited loaf: 1, S. MacAlpine: 2, J. Pickard.


Dundee cake; 1, J. Pickard. Fruit scones: 1 P Buit; 2, B and I. Hardy; 3, A. McCally. Bread rolls: 1, J. Pickard; 2, B and I. Hardy 3 S MacAlpine. Pizza; 1, J. Pickard. Shortbread; 1, A. McCally; 2, B. Hoyle- 3 P.


Bmy. Fudge: 1. J. Pickard. Cake to given rwipei 1, B. and I. Hardy. Chocolate chip muffins: 1, B Hoyle; 2, J. Pickard. Swiss roll: 1, B. Hoyle- 2 j! Pickard, 3, M. Middleton. Fresh eggs: 1 M. Ijord; 2, J. Cradock; 3, J. Cowling.


Pholography f 2, G. Rawlings; 3, A


McCally. A. Towen 1, G. Brown; 2, J. Hayes; 3 A. McCally. A water garden; 1, A. McCally- 2 S. MacAlpine; 3, D. Wells. Fun and games-1 n ' Campy; 2, A. McCally; 3, G. Brown. A bridge; l ' N. Campy; 2, P. Cunningham; 3, J. Cradock A


happy face; 1, J. Bosonnet: 2, N. Campy; 3, A McCallv.


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On Wednesday.August 24th. 2005. peacefully at C l i th e r o e Ca r e Home, and formerly of D e v e n p o r t Cour t . Blackburn. Evelyn, aged 95 years, loving wife o f tlie late Harry a n d d e a r l y l o v e d mother o f Kenneth and Joyce, dear mother- in- law o f Al len and Beryl, also a much - loved grandma and great-grandma. Funeral service shall t a k e p l a c e o n Wednesday. August 31st at 10-30 a.m. at P 1 e a s i n g t o n Crematorium. Family f lowe r s only please, but dona t ion s i f s o desired may be made in memory o f Evelyn, pa ya b le t o Cance r Re s e a r ch UK, c / o Cal verley's Funeral Services. Ciiatburi i Road, Clitlieroe. BB7 2AP. Inquiries. Tei. 01200 442020.


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B u r n l e y


p la c e a t St John's Church. Read, today. Thursday, at 10 a.m. fol lowed by committal a t


Peacefully in hospital on Wednesday, August 24th.2005, in her 93rd year. R ow e n a . the dear ly b e lo v ed and devoted wife o f the - late Cliarles Myers, m u c h l o v e d a n d respected by friends and family, formerly of P im l i c o R o a d . Clitlieroe. but for the past Wi years resident a t


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O n A u g u s t 2 8 th . peacefully in tiospital. James Ian Miller, of Clitheroe. the dearly l o v e d lu i sb a n d o f Doreen, much loved father o f Christopher and Angela, father- in- law and grandad, also the much loved son of Daisy and the late Jack, brollier of Maureen and the late R o n , a I s o a d e a r brotlier-in-Inw. The funeral service wi l l take pla c e on Tuesday. September 6th at St Michael and St J oh n’ s Ch u r ch. Clitheroe at 11 a.m. to b e f o l l o w e d b y interment at Clitlieroe C eme t e r y . Fami ly f lowe r s only please, b u t d o n a t i o n s i f d e s i r ed fo r Cancer Researcli may be given or sent c /o Clitheroe Funeral Service. 10/12 W li a 11 e y R o a d . Clitlieroe. Tel. 01200 445045.


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Birthday Memoriesj M A S S E Y -


3 r d Bi r t i id a y


HODGKINSON Joshua James


m e m o r i e s . Septomber5tli. Our precious son who we love and miss so much, The world is not the same without you, You are in our thoughts on this special day, And every day,


Forever and always. Miss you so mucli wish wasli. all our l o v e M u m and Dad xx.\.


M A S S E Y -


m e m o r i e s September5lh.


HODGKINSON B Joshua James


Always in my heart. Gone but not


forgotten. Love Nanny xx.


M A S S E Y -


m em o r i e s o f J o s li u a . September5tli.


HODGKINSON B Joshua James


i r t h d a y


L o e a 1 w a 5's g r e a t -g r a n dma and grandpa xx.


MASSEY-


L o v in g bi r t l ida y memories. September 5th. Another year older,


HODGKINSON Joshua


Another year cheekier, \Vc miss you loads, Always in our hearts and minds, We hope your having


F r o m A n d r e a . Stephanieand Morgan. Louise and Sam.


fu n playing up above the stars.


Special 90th birthday wishes for mum.


WOODS Nellie


No card to send. No present to give, But I will have memories.


A s long as I live. Remembering you - e v e r y d a y . f r om daughter Pat.


In Memoriam -


In loving memory of my dear husband John, who died August 29th,


REGAN John


2003. Always with us in


Love Margaret and famiJv


our thoughts and sadly missed.


A birthday card we cannot send His hand we cannot touch. But God will take our greetings To the one we love so much.


i r t h d a y


Nick. Katrina. Janet and Sarah would like t o e x p r e s s t h e i r sincere tlianks to all relatives, friends and neigl ibours fo r tlie many kind expressions o f syin pa t liy and letters and cards o f condolence received during tlicir sad loss. Tlianking also Doctor C r owt l i e r aIId the nurses and staf f on Kibble Ward at tlie Clitheroe Community Hospital for all their care and kindness and to everyone wl io lias given donat ions for Cancer Researcli UK.


PA TCHE TT Robert (Bob)


SEED


Reverend Canon Ken Pl i i l l ipsfor Ills kind words and comforting minislratlons. Robin Clark and everyone wl io attended Harry's fune ral , w e w e r e over^vheImed and it w a s a w o n d e r fu l service, tlianks for tlie donations given to tlie Castle Medical District Nurses and the Marie Curies Nurses and to Brian and Jean Price f o r all the funeral arrangements. Tlianks to the doctors, nurses and staff o f Ward C4. Queens Park Hospital. Doctor W. Mackean, Castle Medical Group d i s t r i c t n u r s e s (especially Josie) and the Marie Curie nurses, you all helped us so much. Our very special thanks g o to o u r d e a r f r i e n d Ma rg a r e t w h o has looked after all of us fo r s o many weeks, wliat would we liave done withoutyou? you are our angel . Our gratitude also goes to J o h n a n d R o b e r t F a I s li a w . F r a n k Wrathal l , John and Al len Hartley and - Mick Watson fo r all their help with the - farm.


a l s o SEED


The family of the late Ren e Seed wi sh to express their sincere thanks to all friends f o r the cards, kind words o f comfort and donations received and especial ly thanks to those kind friends who attended the funeral service. Thanks also to t h e R e v . C a r o l e Gotham for a lovely s e r v i c e a n d t o C l i th e r o e Fune ral S e r v i c e f o r th e i r sensitive and dignified arrangements.


Stephen Rene Birthday Greetings >


HAPPY BIRTHDAY - SEXY


Mis s ing you an awful lot.


Love you more than ever. Ail my love xxx


Ida. Joanne. Gary. - Alice and ail the family would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neigliboursfor the many kind expressions o f s ymp a th y and letters and cards o f condolence received during their sad loss, t li a n k i n g


James Henry (Harry)


Died September 7tli, 2004.


LEONARD Alex


Y o u r l o v in g wi f e Maureen.


A dear husband and best friend. Miss you each day, always


Thank You:


Much loved dad and grandad, wl io passed away September 7th. 2004.


LEONARD Alexander


SOMERS


Forever in our liearts, love Mark. Claire and River.


/ / tears could build a stairway and memories a lane, We would walk right up to heaven and bring you back again.


FTItun/i f/o u


Births . - T r s j


Winifred would like to thank everyone who sent cards and good


wishes during her stay in Hospital.


Thanks also to


Clitheroe Hospital for everything.


thanks fo r prayer s answered


LORD ST JUDE ABOYl GIRL! \


{.J Matthew and Judith are pleased to


announce the birth of Millie Brook Harrison, on August 27th, 2005, weighing 71b 7oz.


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Donations . HOPE


Stepl ien, Steplianie. Nicola and Laura - would like to tiiank all wl io donated to Cancer U K In memo r y o f Dorothy. £697.15 was donated.


Dorothy


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Birthday Greetings ^ POPE


September 2nd, 2005. Happy Birthday.


A l l my love, Em xxx


J^P\ Happy Birthday Daddy. Lots o f love, Bethany xxx


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2/21 S/ 21 21 212121 DINSDALE Robert


September 4th, 2005.


Congratulations Robert on your 21st. ^ . Wishing you health and happiness always.


GRIFFITHS (nee Stewart)


Barry and Fiona are


delighted to announce the birth of Samuel Steven, on Sunday, A ugust 21st, 2005, weighing 81b 2oz. Many thanks to Ribble Valley Midwives and Staff on C5.


HARRISON - - / THRELFALL Love Dad, Mum and Laura xxx — t


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| Coming of A g e '


FORT Chris


A u gu s t 30th, 2005.


Happy 18th Birthday. Love you lots.


From D a d , J u l ie a n d


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' / 2 1 ^ / 2 1 2 1


SMALLEY Leanne


Happy 21st, _ _


September 4th. All our love.


Mum and Adele xxx : i c U S / i


WRATHALL Christian


Born September 1st, 1987.


FISHER Danielle


September 6th, 2005.


To our darling Danielle. Have a wonderful 18th Birthday.


We're so proud of you.


Love always. Mum and Dad xxx


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2 1 8 1 8 n HALLGREN


-MALONE Sarah


PICKUP - ASPIN Richard and Vicky are delighted to


announce the birth of Rubie Louise, on August 24th, 2005, weighing 81b 2oz.


Special thanks to Ribble Valley Midwives and to family and friends for the cards and gifts.


September 4th, 2005.


Congratulations on your 18th Birthday.


Love from Mum and Dad xxx


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RALSTON Euan


BARNES.^ Rebecca


Congratulations on your | Vj wonderful


A Level Results. We are all very proud of you.


Every good wish for' your future studies In English Literature with Theatre Studies.- All our love from Mum, Hannah, ^ Grandma and Grandad xxx ;


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I kearS ey Frazer


Happy 21st,


/ August 31st, 2005. Wishing you health and


happiness always. Love from Mum, Dad, Tom and Nat


Congratulations on your A Level Results.


Very proud of yourj ^ achievements.^ Mum, Sarah and family . and the boys.


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SCOTT Debbie


September 3rd, 2005.


Congratulations _ on your 18th Birthday.


All the best.


Love from Mum, Dad, Vickie, Graeme and M ol ly xxx


A^veisary:


MUSGROVE Steven and Doreen


September 6th, 2005. Congratulations and


love to a special couple on their SilverWedding Anniversary.


Love Mum and Dad Musgrove, Elaine, Les and jpamily, Catherine and family.


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WILLIAMSON Faye


September 2nd. Congratulations on your 18th Birthday.


Al l our love. Mum and


Laurie, Jodie, Jack and Will xxx


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Wishing you all the best on your 18th.


Love Grandma Pat.


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