Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) 22 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, October 13th, 2005 Landmarks to


be demolished TWO major landmarks which have dominated the landscape in part of the Ribble Valley will be gone forever this weekend. The towering 140 ft high chimney on


the site of the former Mullards plant in Simonstone is to be blown up, along with the nearby batch house which stands at 100 ft high. Bolton-based demolition contractors


Walter Forshaw are to carry out the demolition with a controlled explosion at noon on Sunday. The company has been in charge of


the operation to clear the site, which is to become home to Nelson-based Fort Vale, a specialist production company. An exclusion zone will be set up for


Sunday’s demolition operation and the firm has organised a safe viewing area for people who wish to watch the dra­ matic explosion. None of the surrounding properties


are included in the exclusion zone and residents have been invited to go along and watch. Police will be in attendance and


Simonstone Lane will be closed to traf­ fic for around 10 minutes while the demolition takes place. The plant was home to Philips Com­


ponents for years until the plant’s clo­ sure last year.


SABDEN


Coffee Littlemoor residents are busy knitting and creating craft items for a stall at their Hallowe’en coffee morning on Monday, October 31st, from 10-30 a.m. onwards. They will also have a tombola and raffle to raise money for Can­ cer Relief Macmil­ lan. Admission is£l.


Calendar The 2006 calendar beautifully illustrat­ ed by pupils at Sab- den Primary School is now on sale from school, priced £2.99.


The school provided the illustrations for the calendar for Dor­ ian House Children's Hospice, Chorley, and every month has a picture created by a pupil.


The school has been associated with the hospice since one of its pupils, Matthew Lodge, spent his last months there. His mother is now a fund­ raiser and Matthew’s two sisters attend the school.


Just call into school or contact any parent or staff member to buy a calendar to support the hospice.


Band concert The Rose Queen at St Nicholas's Church, Miss Lauren By wa­ ter, will leave her for­ mal gown at home as she joins with her band colleagues to present a concert in St Nicholas's Hall on Saturday.


Lauren has been a member of the Burn­ ley Junior Alliance Band for some time now and it is making


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Firm’s help plea to reopen village pub!


A PUB company is appealing for local sup­ port for its plans to reopen a village pub. Punch Taverns wants to


invest £350,000 in Chip­ ping’s Talbot Arms, which has been closed for almost 12 months. According to the compa­


ny, its major refurbish­ ment scheme would see the Grade II listed building restored to its former glory both inside and out. I t would also create up to 20 jobs and a ttra c t custom from beyond the village with the promise of fine food. However, when the plans


came before Ribble Valley Borough Council’s plan­ ning committee, members were recommended by offi­ cers to refuse listed build-


a special visit to Sab- den as Lauren's rose queen's effort for the church. It starts at 7- 30 p.m. and admis­ sion is £5 and £2.50 which includes a hot supper.


Services This Sunday, Sabden Methodist Church will celebrate its gift weekend at the 9-30 a.m. service, to be taken by the Rev. G. Peddie. Mr Ernest Gorton will be guest preacher at Sabden Baptist Church in Clitheroe Road at the 10 a.m. service.


K


ing consent for the pro­ posed internal alterations. In his report, the planning officer wrote that some of the proposed alterations would, in his opinion, have a “detrimental impact upon the character of the listed building”. After some debate, members voted to delegate


author ity to make the final decision to their plan­ ning officers following fur­ ther negotiations with the pub company. Punch Taverns regional


operations director Mark Chapman said he was eager for work to s ta r t soon, so the site could be up and running in time for


Christmas. He said: “We have been drawing up plans since February and liaising with Ribble Valley Borough Council’s plan­ ning department for near­ ly three months. “ I t ’s disappointing


because there seems to be some resistance from with­ in the committee over minor structural alter­ ations included in our pro­ posal. “We hope a decision can


be reached soon, so we can press ahead with the refur­ bishment.” Punch Taverns says all


work will be sympathetic to the building’s heritage and listed status. Our picture shows how


the Talbot Arms would look if Punch Taverns’ proposals are approved, (s)


ews from the Villages


when the Wl looks back over the past year, chooses the committee for the following year and indulge themselves in one of their famous Jacob joins.


Whist The new season for whist drives began last Thursday in the Old School Hall, organised by the Hall Committee.


The results were: Ladies - 1, Sally Birmingham; 2, Laura Green; booby, Joan Wrothail.


Gents- 1 , George Holden; 2, Fred Green; booby, Pat Larkin.


There were 21 people present and the MC was Mr George Pol­ lard. The special prize was won by Mr John Hull.


The next drive will be held on Tuesday, October 18th and organised by Katie Greenwood. All wel­ come.


Wl


The Simonstone with Read Wl will hold their October meet- ingin the Old School, Simonstone, next Thursday at 7-30 p.m., when the insti­ tute’s AGM will take place.


This is a DIY meeting,


The Readstone Singers have just started rehearsals again on Wednesday evenings at St John’s Church, Read for the Christ­ mas presentation. If you are a second soprano or first alto you will be made par­ ticularly welcome.


Bounty for providing the venue and to Linda Blakeman and Betty Walker for supplying the ques­ tions. The winning team was "The Win­ ners",


"JLM


squared" were second and "The A Team" were third.


Tasty trip Slaidburn Young Farmers met at Huntleys of Samles- bury for an interest­ ing evening with the owner, Mr Eddie Coupe.


He told members bow he had left school at 15 to work with his father on the family farm. He has diversi­ fied over the years and now runs a suc­ cessful farm shop and ice cream business. He was thanked by Philip Whitfield.


Next week's meeting is a talk on diving by Colin and Melanie Taylor in the Old Chapel at Slaidburn at 7-45 p.m.


New hall boost A quiz was held at the Hark to Bounty Inn, Slaidburn, to raise money for the now village hall. An enjoyable evening raised £220 and thanks go to the


The next fund-raising event is "The War­ riors" live at Newton Village on Friday, October 28th, from 8 p.m. Tickets are £7.50 including sup­ per and music will include hits from the Eagles, Rolling Stones, Beatles, Dire Straits, Monkees and many more.


For tickets call 01200 446235 or 01200 446358.


November 14th. The newly-refurbished bedrooms, which vis­ itors to the abbey were given the oppor­ tunity to view, delighted many of them.


Bridge club New players are wel­ come at Whalley Bridge Club, which now meets at the Dog Inn, King Street, at 6-30 p.m. on Tuesdays, instead of in the village hall. Winners last week were Mrs A. Foster and Miss J. Telfer.


Sunday service The preacher at West Bradford Methodist Church at 2 p.m. on Sunday afternoon will be Mrs Sue Stanworth. Everyone welcome.


WHALLEY


Charity total. Nearly £500 basso far been raised for the Macmillan nursing fund at a coffee morning at Whalley Abbey.


All raffle prizes on dis­ play have been claimed, but the raf­ fle for the Macmillan fund for an Audi A2 car has not yet closed and will be drawn on


Life Education Every child at Whal­ ley Primary School will have the oppor­ tunity to learn more about healthy living from today when the mobile Life Educa­ tion Centre begins a visit lasting until Tuesday.


The programme fol­ lows those of the past two years, so conti­ nuity is built into the sessions. Parents wishing to find out more may visit today between 9 and 9-30 a.m.


Fire safety Four pupils in Year Six at Whalley Primary School who took part in the local fire safety quiz came joint first, but had to take pari in an eliminator of further questions in which they were nar­ rowly defeated.


The team was com­ posed of James Ball, George Shorrock, William Spcnceley- Jones and Emily Trickett.


Eucharist The Year of the Eucharist, entitled "The Source and Summit in the life of the Church", inaugu­ rated by Pope John Paul 11 in October last year, will be brought to a close on October 30tb.


At the English Mar­ tyrs' RC Church the year has been marked by Exposi­ tion and Benediction each Sunday after­ noon.


St Paulinus As Monday was the feast of St Paulinus of York, Patron of Oakhill College, pupils and staff attended Mass at the English Martyrs.


New members An appeal for new members of the Soci­ ety of St Vincent de Paul, so that work may be expanded, will be made at Masses at the week­ end at the English Martyrs' RC Church. The speak­ ers are Marion Strathan and Ron Carter,


from Clitheroe.


Performance A performance of a new play by the Rev. Frank Topping, enti­ tled "Life's Delights", will be given on Sat­ urday, October 22nd, in Whalley Methodist Church.


Well-known as a broadcaster on radio and television, Mr. Topping is also a writer of books on meditation. The play is described as "an extremely lively jaunt from Genesis to Revelations in an hour-and-a -half".


All proceeds from the production, which begins at 7-30 p.m.,


are to support Grindleton and P a y t h o r n e Methodist Churches. Tickets costing £5 are available from the Rev. Chris Cheeseman on 01254 822130 or on the door.


First service Worship at Whalley Methodist Church on Sunday was con­ ducted by the Rev. Pauline Basterfield, the new minister at Trinity Methodist Church, in Clitheroe.


Recollection Priests and the Vicar General of the Sal­ ford Diocese, who were made very wel­ come at the Day of Recollection, have this week sent a let­ ter of thanks for the "successful, useful and happy day" they spent at the English Martyrs RC Church and Whalley Abbey.


CAFOD


Anyone who has not yet returned a collec­ tion envelope for Catholic Aid for Overseas Develop­ ment is urged to take it to Mass this week­ end.


Parish council Members of the public are invited to ask questions and make comments on local matters at tonight's meeting of Whalley Parish Council in the Methodist School at 8 p.m.


Discovery Visitors or new mem­ bers are welcome at Monday’s meeting of Whalley Methodist Church Women's Evening Fellowship at 8 p.m. Mrs V.


Athimoolan's subject is "Voyage of Discov­ ery".


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CAPSTICK Jane


O n O c to b e r lO t l i . 2005. pcacofunyal her home, in Clilherocand in h e r 1 0 2 n d yea r. Jane. Ihe beloved wile of l l ie la te G eo rn e Capstick. imicli loved moliier of Hazel and the late Joan, dearly loved gran o f A lan. Jean. Susan and I’atsy. a great-gran to eight grea t -g ran d ch ild ren and f iv e - ijreat- g re a t -g ran d ch ild ren and a very dear aunt an d g re a t -a u n t to many. T h e funeral service w i l l ta k e place on Tuesday. October 18th a t T r in ity Methodist Church.Clltheroeat 1- 30 p.m. to be followed b y c r em a t io n a t Ac cr ing ton . Fami ly flowers only please, but donat ions if d es ired fo r T r in i ty Methodist Church, c/o The Funeral Director. Inquiries to Richard C h e w C l i th e r o e Funeral Service. 10/12 W h a l le y R o a d . Clilheroe. n i l7 I AW. Tel. 01200 445045.


DAWSON Mark


Af ter a long balth* . \N'ith his illness. Mark, aged 61 years, passed away suddenly at his home. In Clilheroe. on October 6th, 2005. the dearly loved father of Nick amf Phil, dearest brother of Catherine a n d lo v e d a n d re s p e c te d b >• his Irieiuls. R e p o s i n g


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Peacehaven Clinpel of Rest. Cremation will lake place at Skiplon C r e m a t o r i u m . tom o r ro w . Friday. October 14th at 1 p.tn. followed by a service of thanksgiving at St Mary's Parish Church. CM th e ro e a t 2 p.m. Family f lowers only please, donations in memory of Mark if so desired may be given for ei t he r the C l i th e r o e H e a i* t Machine Fund or tlie E p ilep s y Research Foundation, c /o Mrs P a u l in e P r ic e . 3 9 D o w n ham R o a d . Chatbiirn. Clllheroo. I1B7 4AU. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441297.


LAPPINE Sue


B la c k bu rn Ro y a l Infirmary, dear wife of John, loving mother of L y n and Jo h n and dearest sister of Peg. Funeral service w ill take place on Tuesday, O c to b e r 1 8 th at E b e n ie e z e r Baptist Chapel. Billingtonat 2 p .m . fo l lo w e d by cremat ion


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Service. 1 0 5A King Street. Whalley. Lancs. BB7 9SW. Inquiries. Tel. 01254 824529.


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THOMPSON Dorothy Constance


On OctoberSt li. 2005. a t h om e . D o ro th y Constance Thompson, four days before her 87th birthday, beloved w i f e of th e l a t e Thomas Edward (Ted) Tliompson.inucli loved motiier of Linda. Ruth and Edward and a dear grandma of Joseph and M a tthew . A funeral service w il l take place a t St Paul’s C h u rch , L o w M o o r . C i i th e ro e a t 1-45 p.m. on M onday , October 17th. 200 3, p r ior to interment at ( ilithcroe Cemetery, Donations in memory of Dorothy. I f so desired, to Ribble Va lley Crossroads.c/o


C l i th e r o e F u n e ra l Service. 1 0 /1 2 Whalley


Ro ad. C lith e ro e . A l l inquiries. Tel. 0 12 00 4 4 3 045.


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On Sunday. October 9th. 2005, Sue. aged 81 years, passed away p e a c o f u I I


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M cK IN LA Y Elizabeth


Peacefully on October 1 1 th . 2 0 0 5 . a t T l ie Manor House. C h atb urn. Elizabeth, ag ed 9 2 y e a rs , th e d e a r ly loved w ife o f th e la t e D r J o c k M c K in la y . a lo v e d mother of David and F io n a , a lo \H n g m o th e r - in - la w o f Gil lian , also a dearest g r a n Hi' o f J am e s , K i r s ty , L o u is e and Toby. R e p o s in g


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Peacehaveii Chapel of Rest. For all funeral arrangements please contactBrian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 012 0 0 441297.


SHARP Mary


On F r id a y . O c to b e r 7th. 2 0 0 5 . peacefully at The Manor House Nur s i ng


R e s id e n t ia l H om e . Chatburn and fortified by the Rites of Holy M o th e r Church. Mary Sharp, aged 93 years, the dearly loved wife of the late Patrick


a n d Mary will he aadly


A re c e p t io n In to S t Michael and St John's . C . C h u r c h .


missed by her family. R.I.P.


Clitheroe. w il l be held on Thursday. October 1 3 t h a I 6 p .m . A


funeral service w il l be h e ld o n F r i d a >•. October 14th. 2005 at 10 a.m. fo llow e d by


interment at CHtheroe C em e te r y . F am i ly f low e rs o n ly please, donat ions A .S .B .A .H .


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C l i th e r o e F u n e ra l Service. 1 0 /1 2 Whalley Road. Clitheroe. BB7 lA W . T e l . 0 1 2 0 0 443 0 4 5 .


STRETCH Audrey


On October 7th. 2005, Audrey, aged 85 years, o f C h a tb u r n . th e d e a r ly loved w ife o f the late Eric, also a dear friend to many. Repos ing


Peacehaven Chapel of Rest. Cremat ion w il l t a k e p l a c e


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A c c r. i n g t o n C r em a to r iu m . o n Tuesday. October 18th at 10.20 a.in. followed b y a serv ice of thanksgiving at Christ Church. Ch atb urn a l 11 a.m. No flowers by request, but donations in memory of Audrey if so desired may be - g iv en fo r C h a tb u rn Village Hall, c/o Mrs S. B la c k b u r n .


M o n t a g u e S t r e e t , C l i th e ro e . BB7 2EB. In q u ir ie s to Brian - Price and Son. Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 4 4 1 2 9 7 .


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WEBSTER Mary


On Sunday. Octo ber 9 th , 200 5, peacefully a t


h o m e a n d


s u r ro u n d e d b y h e r loving fam ily . M a ry , aged 75 years, much loved wife of Joseph and a loving motlier and nan.


Mary will be sadly missed by all who k7iew her.


A w o o d la n d b u r ia l s h a l l la k e p la c e a t C l i th e ro c Ceme tery, on F r id a y . O c to b e r 1 4 th . 2 0 0 5 a t 2 -3 0 p.rn. N o f lo w e rs by req u e s t p lease, b u t donations if so desired may be made in m em o ry o f M a r y to e i th e r Hospice at - Home (payable to East Lancashire Hospice) or M a r ie C u rie Nurses, c/o Calverlcys Funeral S e rv ic e . C h a tb u rn Road, Clitheroe. BI17 2 A P . In q u ir ie s . T e l . 0 1 2 0 0 442020.


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CUSACK Tom


Loving memories of a d e a r h u s b a n d .d a d . g ra n d a d and g re a t (jrandad. died October 15th, 2001.


/ / lears could build a slairivay, And memories a lane, We’d walk right up lo heaven, And bririg you home again.


Love from Peg. Phil. S io b h u n . Hn y l e y . Brendan and Callum .


CUSACK Tom


Treasured memoriesof a spe cial un c le and grandad, died October 15th. 2001.


Today, tomorrow', our whole lives through. We will always love a7id reitie7nber 7jou.


All our love forever. Joe. Maureen, Charlie. Sean. L o r ry , Da v id . Ke rry and Niarnh xxx.


THOMPSON Bernard


Treasured memoriesof a lo v in g h u s b a n d Bernard, died October n th .


No longer in 7uy life to share, But in my heart you are always there. Today is ihe day of memories so sad, Of a Iiusba7id I loved Y a7id wish I still had.


BirtKdayMer^ MAH ER


Jennifer (For) All my love. Danny.


M AH ER Jennifer


Birthday inemoriesof a dear grandma. October


18th. Geritle Jesus tip


above, Please give gra7idma


Love Jake and Tegan. all our love.


Birthdaymemoriesof a d e a r mum. O c to b e r 18th. Your 7iame we often me7itio7i, Your voice we ca7i7iol hear, But me7nories live for


ever, Of a mother we loved


L o v e S te p h e n an d Molanip


so dear.


MAH ER Jennifer


The days a7id lime ebb away. M y love for you still grows day by day.


MAH ER Jennifer


B ir th d a y mem o r ie s . O c to b e r lS lh . o f a lo v in g s is te r a n d auntie, died May 23rd. 2005.


Loved arid remembered always.


Love Jane and family.


MAH ER Jennifer


B ir th d a y m emor ie s. October 18th.


With al l ou r l o v e a lw a y s , D a n n y an d Ann.


MAHER Jennifer


Birthday memories of m y I o V i n g m u m .


October 18tli. To us you were so special, What more is there to


say, Except we ivish, With all our hearts, That you were here today.


All our love always, your loving daughter Louise and Dalton .xxx.


MAHER Jennifer


L o v i n g birt hda y m em o r ie s o f a d e a r grandma.


You were always very


forgotten, Becau.se we thought the world of you.


special grandma, Always kind and true, You will never be


Lots of hugs and kisses grandma, love from yo u r g rand children, L a u re n , P h i l ip and .Andrew xxx.


Loving bi r thday rn em o r le s o f a d e a r mum. October 18th.


MAHER Jennifer


What would I give i f


I could .say, I'll go and see my mum today, To hear her voice, to see her smile, To sit and talk with her a while. She never complained, She was not that kind, She was one of those inims. So very hard lo find.


Eileen. Forever in my heart.


our loving wife


remembered always, your loving daughter Jeanette and son- in -law Phil.


SOWERBUTTS Bernard


Birthdaymemoriesof a dear dad and grandad. October 13th.


A birthday card we ca7i7wt .se7id. Her ka7id we cannot touch. But God luill take our grceli7igs, To the 07ie we love so much.


With love from Bernie. Jackie. G ill and family.


SOWERBUTTS Bernard


Birthdaymemoriesof a dear husband. October 13th.


Love from Sylvia


I miss you when I 7ieed a fric7id, 071 you I always could dcpc7id.


... a n n o u n c e y o u r b ig d a y G R A T E FU L TH A N K S


to St Jude for favours received.


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Paul wishes to express his sincere thanks to cousins, neighbours a n d f r ie n d s fo r th e many cards, masses, flowers and donations received and to all - those w h o a t te n d ed th e fu n e ra l service. S p e c ia l th a n k s to J u d i th a n d S im o n D aw so n and a l l the staff at Dawson's, also to Father Price for his ministrations, prayers a n d v is i ts a n d to L an gshaw s F u n e ra l Service for th e ir kind a n d


arrangements. God bless you all.


Maureen. Peter. Hilary and all the family wish to thank relatives and f r ie n d s fo r a l l th e su p p o r t , le t te rs and cards received at this sad time.


(nec Cookson) Ann


McTAV ISH dig n if ie d (Nellie) 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 Tributes must come from a Funeral Director.


P IN C H Albert


October 10th.


Happy 75th Birthaay.


IT'S lA BO Y ! r


HARGREAVES (nee W o o d )


Robert and Rebecca are d e lig h te d to ann o u nce th e a r r iva l o f th e ir Son,


W illiam George H en ry


on Se p tem be r 22nd, 2005, w e ig h in g 71b l io z , a w e lc om e


B ro th e r fo r Am e lia Rose. A special th a n k you to


R ib b le Valley M idw iv e s . IT'S A BOY!


THOMPSON Scott and Tara are


delighted to announce the safe arr iva l of Max Lincoln on


Saturday, October 1st, 2005,


weig h in g 91b 6oz.


Special and all


\ ITSBOY!


A beautiful Brother fo r M o lly and Macy.


thanks to Jane Rawstron


staff on Delivery Ward at Q.P.H.


TYNE Gary and Sharon are


delighted to announce th e safe arrival o f Connor Lee on October 6th, 2005, weighing 71b 14oz,


InTownsville, Queensland, Australia.


getting hitched.. HOWARD


Gemma Louise October 19th, 2005.


Happy 21st Birthday. Health and happiness.


Love Mum, Dad, Nicola and Victoria.


All my love, Matthew. Happy 21st Gemma.


Love Nana, Grandpa, Anne, Janet, Gillian, Murray and families.


\ / BARDSLEY-


if/\TITTERINGTON The Engagement is


announced between Jason and Shirley.


Love and congratulations from both families.


RiibyWedding" , Happy Anniversary f


p Valerie f and William


Congratulations Mum and Dad on yo u r


Ruby Wedding Anniversary. Lots of love from all the family xxx TOWLER October le th .


WILKINSON John


October 8th.


Happy 50th Birthday. Love from Dad and Andrew xx


Coming of i".. n Y& ■' ■


Darral, Laraine your best pal


Lots of love, Charlotte xxx HapliydkMuf! 18 / i V l 8 October 15th.


The counting down can stop.


It's here at last!


Have a w onder ful Birthday.


Elizabeth and Charlotte xxx


With love. Mum, Dad,


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Announcemenls sen! by post must be endorsed wiih the name and address oi the sender.


C U IM L IF F E Simon


Congratulations on becoming a Chartered Surveyor. Daddy, you're the best!


Love and kisses, Henry and Molly.


Simon, knew you could do it.


Love always, Caroline.


MERCER David


October 16th.


Congratulations on yo ur 21st Birthday. Wishing you


happiness and „


success I \


fo r the future. Have a great party.


Lots of love. Mum, Dad, Andy and Jack xxx


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STEVENSON James ^


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WHITSEY


Lucy Jane October 8th.


Extra Special Birthday Wishes for an Extra Special Daughter.


Love always. Mum and Jon xxx


W A R D L EW O R TH John and Audrey ^


Best wishes Mum and Dad. From Craig, Karen and


Jason, Jay, Robbie and David.


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