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Andrew aims to run up £1,250 for charity


I ' i by Julie Magee


A RUNNER from Grindle- ton is on course to raise more than £1,000 for charity with


the help of his employers.: . Father-of-two Andrew


McEvoy (42), a financial direc­ tor at employment law, and health and safety consultancy First Business Support, plans to run more than 250km (156 miles) in competitive races this year to raise money for chil­ dren’s charity Cancer and Leuk­ aemia in Childhood. In an innovative approach,


the Rawtenstall-based compa­ ny is offering all employees the opportunity to sponsor Andrew for each kilometre he runs by simply taking a donation direct from their gross pay at the end of each month. This contribu­ tion is not taxed and all contri­


butions up to the sum of £10 are then to be doubled by the Government. Commenting on the scheme,


Andrew, who trains at Hick’s Health and Rackets Club,


Clitheroe, said: “Since Decem­ ber, the scheme has really taken off within First Business Sup­ port and I am well on my way to reaching the target of £1,250. “The scheme has been set up


to make sponsorship easy, tax efficient and affordable. I t is really morale boosting to know that my colleagues support my passion for running and it gives me a great sense of achievement to know that I can combine my love for running with fund-rais­ ing for such a worthwhile cause.” Pictured is Andrew with his


six-year-old twin daughters, Emily and Eleanor, (s


Sabden was invaded by


Teddy bears! HEADS turned in Sabden when a large group of Teddy bears were found relaxing on the village green. Villagers were surprised to see


the cuddly toys of all shapes and sizes relaxing and were finding it difficult to determine whether or not they were having a picnic. On further investigation, they


found that the gathering was in aid of a “mug shot” for the Collector of the Month - a regular feature found in the “Teddy Bear Club Interna­ tional” magazine. Keeping the cheeky gang in hand


was Sabden resident Mrs Patricia Compton. Among the Teddy bears, was a 30-year-old bear called Tin­ ker. The oldest Teddy, aged 60, measured 22ins. and was called Bear. ■ Mrs Compton is pictured keep­


ing the “mischievous” gang in con­ trol. (s)


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tcanoriai;, iHovemsing;, Durniey Familm D IXO N


Passed away on June 2nd. 2005. af ter a - s h o r t Illness, d e a r ly loved wife of Gordon, much loved mother of Cordon and Daimon, d e a r e s t s i s t e r t o A n n i c e a n d h e r husband Alwyn, friend a n d s t e p -m o th e r t o Nicholas, much loved mothcr - in- lawto Anne a n d N i c o l a , v e r y p r e c i o u s g r a n t o


(formerly Edwards) Joyce


Nathan and Nicola and a m u c h r e s p e c t e d


f r iend a n d s i s te r - in-law of Brian. Carol


a n d fami ly , a l s o a t r e a s u r e d a u n t o f Andrew and Angela.


A lovely lady, always loved, never forgotten - Good night, God bless


AXXX. service was held at St Leonard's Church, L a n g h o ,


C r e m a t o r i u m . Donat ions in memory of Joyce if so desired m a y b e g i v e n t o c h a r i t i e s y e t t o b e named. (Please make c h e q u e s pay ab le t o Brian Price and Son), c/o Mrs Paul ine Price. 3 9 Down h am Road. Chatburn, Cl i theroe, BB7 4AU. Inquiries to Br ian Pr ice a n d Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200441297.


B u r n l e y


Wednesday. June 8th. followed by cremation a t


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On Sunday, May 29th, 2 0 0 5 , s u d d e n ly a n d s u r r o u n d e d b y h i s lo v in g f am i ly a n d f r ien d s , B r ia n Fox. a g e d 6 0 y e a r s , o f Wi lpshireand formerly o f A c c r in g to n , t h e d e a r l y b e l o v e d h u s b a n d of th e la te Ka th le en an d loving p a r t n e r t o B e r y l , d e a r e s t f a t h e r t o Louise and Roger and a very de a r friend of Jonathan,a very loving grandad to Alice, also th e d e a r b r o t h e r o f Audrey.


Brian Raymond FOX HOLDEN


Passed away peacefully on May 31st , 2005 at N a z a r e t h H o u s e , Blackburnand forti fied by the Ri tes of Holy Mother Church, Mary, a g e d 8 2 y e a r s , o f Cl i theroe. the dear ly loved wife of the la te Jo s e p h Vincent , a - much loved mothe r of Gerard and Anthony, a loved mother-in-lavvof Sue and Joanna, also a d e v o te d g ra n dma of Mark and Emma.


Mary Mercedes R e p o s i ng


in - l aw o f S t e p h e n . Connie, *Gordon a n d Mur ie l , a v e ry d e a r uncle to Suzanne and An d rew and, n e p h ew to Grace. Brian was an uncle and great-uncle w h o w i l l b e s a d ly missed by family and friends. A funeral service wil l t a k e p l a c e t o d a y Th u r sd ay . J u n e 9 th, 2005 at St Leonard's Church. Langho at I l ­ l s a.m.- fol lowed by c r e m a t i o n


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to anyone of any denomi­ nation to share in this event, which will be led by Peter Duckworth, who is training in Manchester for ministry in the Methodist Church.


Heipers needed Communion in the homes of different parishioners of Whalley Parish Church is held on the second Tues­ day of each month in the Abbey Fields area for those unable to manage to get to church regularly.


I t is hoped to extend the service to Manorfields, but more helpers are needed.


More volunteers are also needed to be on duty at the church on Mondays


between 2 and 4 p.m., for either one hour or two to show visitors round and answer enquiries.


Anyone who can help is asked to contact the Parish Office during the opening hours of 9-30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mondays to Thursdays, telephone 01254 823249.


Volunteers to serve coffee after the morning service are always needed. A list for all volunteers is avail­ able in the church.


Communion The first Holy Communion for children at the English Martyrs' RC Church, Whalley, takes place on Sunday at the 11 a.m. Mass and will be followed


by i party at The Pres­ bytery for all the First Communicants.


Better to hear The loop system of amplifi­ cation at the English Mar­ tyrs' R.C. Church, Whal- ley, has just been serviced


- and improved. As a result, those who use the loop sys­ tem with a hearing aid may need to adjust their volume control!


Folk Mass Music for Mass at 5-30 p.m. at the English Martyrs' R.C. Church, Whalley, on Saturday will be provided by guitarists and other musicians. More players are always welcome.


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Precious Father’s Day memories of a dear Dad, Grandad and Great- Grandad.


I But memories stay . : As near and dear \ As yesterday.


From all your loving family R.LP.


Peacehaven Chapel of Re s t . Requiem Mas s wil l be offered a t St Michael and St John's R , C . C h u r c h , Cl i theroe, tomo r row Friday, June 10th at 10-30 a.m. fol lowed by c re m a ti o n


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A c c r i n g t o n Cremator ium at 11-40 a.m. Fami ly f lowe r s only please, donat ions in memory of Mary if so desired may be • g iv e n t o e i t h e r th e Nat ional Osteoporosis Soc ie ty, C am e r to n , Bath. BA2 OPJ o r St Michael and St John's Church for Masses to be said, c/o Fa the r J. Wa r e i n g ,


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Al ice, Sus an . J anet , Bever ly, Andy, Julie and fami l ies wish to t h a n k al l relat ives , f r iends and neighbours for f lowers, the many k in d e x p r e s s io n s of s ym p a t h y , c a rd s of c o n d o l e n c e


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T h e In Memoriam ■


Fr o m yo ur lo v in g dau g h te r Ellen, Alan and family.


Died June 12th, 1976. Loved and remembered every day. j


RICH AR DSON William


d o n a t i o n s received d u r in g t h e i r t ime of s o r r o w an d los s . Th a n k ' s a l s o to the m em o r y o f th e late F r e d , a mu c h loved s tep b ro th e r . Special t h a n k s to D o c to r Saunders and Doctor Owen, t h e s ta f f of P e n d 1 e War d . Cl i theroe Hospital, not forget t ing the district nurses, to Mr Edward Jo yce f o r a mo s t m em o r a b l e funeral service and to Richard Cliew and Terry Scott f o r


a n d ar rangements. t h e f u n e r a l Fathev^s Day


Memories Sunday, June 19 th


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DEWHURST (nee Jackson)


Paul and Elizabeth are delighted to


announce the birth of their Daughter, Abigail Rose,


on May 30th, weighing 81b 5oz. Thanking all the Midwives at Queens Park Hospital.


MILLER (nee Scholes)


Simon, Jane and George are


delighted to announce the safe


arrival of Lily Rose, born June 4th. All is well.


Thanks to everyone, particularly our families for their help and


support.


SOPHIE June 11th, 2005.


To a lovely


Daughter and Sister.


Love from Mum, Dad, Neil and Nicola X X X-


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RAMSINGH Laura


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In Memoriam STEER


Died J u n e 14th, 1998. Peacefully sleeping. Free from pain. In God's own lime. We shall meet again.


• Margaret F amilv Thanks for Sympathy


F r o m y o u r loving d a u g h t e r Ca ro l and Rov.


El izabeth and family would like to express the i r s incere thanks to all re la t ive s , f r iends and neighbour s for the many kind expressions o f


U N D E RW O O D Colin


J u n e 11 th . F o n d bi r thday memories


BOND John


Fr o m N o r e e n a n d family


Always in our thoughts.


Thanks for Sympathy.


. words of comfor t and minis t ra t ions , to Dr. M . F 1 a 11 e y , t h e D i s t r i c t . T w i l ig h t . M a r i e C u r i e , MacMillan Nurses and t h e n u r s e s from Hospice at Home for a l l


l e t t e r s a n d c a rd s ' of c o n d o len c e received during the i r sad loss. Thanking also Canon D. Bruno and Mr M. Sleet for the i r visits,


s y m p a t h y an d


s u p p o r t , to th e s taf f and members of Lee Car ter , also members of Cl i thcroe Lions and f in a l ly to e v e r y o n e w h o a t t e n d e d t h e fu n e r a l s e rv ic e , a n d have given donat ions.


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Danny and fami ly - wo u ld l ike to th a n k relatives, fr iends and n c ig l ib o u r s f o r t h e many kind expressions of symp a th y , c ards , le tters and donat ions for Mar ie Curie Nurses received during thei r t ime o f s o r r ow a n d sudden loss. Special thanks to Mrs Winkley and Nigel for all thei r help and kindness, to t h e po lic e


M A H ER Jennifer


paramedics, to Susan and Sarah at tlic Royal British Legion and to Father J. Wareing for his kind visits, prayers a n d m in i s t r a t i o n s , finally to all who came to the funeral service for all your love and support .


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Pam and all the family wo u ld l ike to th a n k everybody w h o came to t h e s e r v i c e a n d b u r ia l of Ge o rg in a . They would also like to thank everyone for t li e o v e rw h e lm i n g messages of sympathy and suppor t received, also for the donat ions f o r t h e Will iam s Syndrome Foundat ion. Th an k in g a l so Rev. Mark Picket t and all Georgina's f r iends a t St James' Church for their kindness.


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Michelle


Wishing you all the luck,


happiness and best wishes for the future.


Love from Mum, David, Lee and Nicola XXX


GRIMSHAW Danielle June 13th.


Congratulations and best


wishes on your 18th Birthday. Lots of love. Mum, Dad and Rachel xxx


Happy 18th Birthday Danielle. Love from Grandad and Margaret.


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It has been a wonderful week, and we deeply appreciate all your kindness.


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Coming of Agei, 21 2 i 2 1 2 f 2 1 2 1 z n \ THORNBER


Edward June 9th.


Happy 21st to Teddy T,


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The boy who's into; joinery. He loves his pigs, They're his pride and joy,


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June 10th, 2005. •


He's worshipped his girls. Since he was a boyl He's great on the pitch, . Rugby's his game. Some say it's his ball skills. That have earned him his fame. Beer and girls are his other passion. But as you can see from this picture. He's not into fashion. That's the end of our rhyme, all that remains is to say,


Happy Birthday Edward, have a great day.


Happy 18th Birthday. Lots of love. Mum, Dad,


Andrew, Ash and all the family.


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CLARKE (nee Laycock) June 7th, 1980.


To my darling Wife Carol.


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