18 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, July 13lh, 2006


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RBL stalwart dies at 86


COMMUNITY sta lw a r t Mr Walter Brayshaw, who dedicated most of his life to the Clitheroe branch of the Royal British Legion and other local organisations, died on Monday aged 86. Born in Clitheroe, Mr


Brayshaw, pictured, who at­ tended Ribblesdale School, worked at Primrose Mill until' 1939, joining the Royal Naval Reserves the day after war was declared. During the war, he was attached to the 41st Royal Marine Commando unit and at one point was stationed on a ship docked at Liverpool. It was through this posting, that he met his wife, Edith, who was working in a local ammunitions factory and they later tied the knot at Garston Parish Church in 1944. After the war, Mr Brayshaw


worked as a linesman with the Electricity Board, joining the Royal British Legion in Lan­ caster, a move which would prove to be a huge part of his life from that moment on. During that time, he was a


member of the branch service and poppy appeal committees and acted as branch standard bearer, while, in 1952, he was runner-up in the North Lan­ cashire County Standard Bear­ er competition. A year later he moved back


to Clitheroe and took over the posts of poppy appeal organis­ er and branch secretary, serv­ ing for 10 years as the former and nine years in the latter po­ sition. The branch standard bearer for nine years, he was runner-up in the East Lancs County Standard Bearers’ competition five times. In the early 80s he resumed


the post of branch secretary and was reappointed as a mem­ ber of the East Lancs County Committee in 1983, a position he had held for seven years from 1955. Mr Brayshaw was also the


founder and a staunch sup­ porter of both youth sections, representing the Clitheroe Branch of the Royal British Legion at local events and at­ tending numerous conferences on its behalf. He was awarded the branch


However, one of Mr


Brayshaw’s greatest achieve­ ments was the work he did for the Royal British, Legion’s poppy appeal. In 1988 he re­ ceived the North West Area Poppy Day Trophy for in­ creasing the annual collection by 84% in three years and the Bill Roberts Memorial Trophy for progress and efficiency.


This outstanding and meri­


torious service was recognised when the Royal British Legion presented Mr Brayshaw with its highest honour - the Gold Badge. During his lifetime, Mr


Brayshaw was also heavily in­ volved with Clitheroe Pipe Band, the 800 Committee, Clitheroe Town Band, Clitheroe Majorettes and the Ribble Valley Netball Associ­ ation. He was also a warden at St James Church in Clitheroe.


His passion for Clitheroe


Town Band continued throughout his life with Mr Brayshaw organising a float for the band in Clitheroe’s last torchlight procession. Mr Brayshaw, who lived in


Clitheroe almost all of his life latterly at Siddows Ave, before failing health forced him to move to Hope House Nursing Home at Clayton-le-Moors three years ago, had been look­ ing forward to seeing the band perform at Hope House this Saturday.


“He was always so commit­


ted to Clitheroe and enthusias­ tically supported so many or­ ganisations. His passion for Clitheroe Town Band never faded,” commented his daugh­ ter, Valerie. Mr Brayshaw leaves behind


certificate of appreciation, as well as area and county certifi­ cates, while the Clitheroe branch itself, much to Mr Brayshaw’s delight, picked up the W. H. Barnes Memorial Trophy for progress and effi­ ciency four times.


RAIN or shine, holiday bore­ dom will not strike for children across Northern England thanks to a bagful of ideas being handed to all primary school pupils before the last day of term. The Woodland Trust is just one of more than 30 organisations contributing


to the pack.


his son, John, daughter Valerie, his daughter-in-law, Karen, six grandchildren and five great­ grandchildren.


A funeral will be held on


Tuesday at 11 a.m. at St James Church in Clitheroe. Any do­ nations should be made to .Clitheroe Town Band.


Holiday fun for primary pupils From rainy day activities,


such as interactive games like ladybird pacman, to fair- weather fun, such as crafts and nature hunts, the Trust’s Na­ ture Detectives team has cre­ ated a whole website of fun ac­ tivities which help children learn about nature and threats to the environment.


On J u ly 4 th , 2006, pcaccfxilly in hospital, Ethel, ag ed 92 years,


DENNISON Ethel


loved w i fe o f the late D u d le y , lo v in g mum o f D a v id an d Paul, much lo v ed mother- in-law o f Lisa. Ethel will be sadly missed by all her family and friends.


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Prepaid funeral plans available on request


PARSONS Alfred


r/yf) WILSON Suddenly, on J u ly 9 th, fOth, \ 2006, at, his home, in h o sp ita l, Roclicll^j^


P e a c e fu l ly , on Ju ly “ ° ? jo ’ch c llc '


Rochelle Muriel


w a 4 “ tho^dLrty“loved e f ith e ro c , ^iiiQhand o f Kathleen, loved wi fe o f the


D erek


Stephen and David, a Fred and th e lovnnt? father-in-law o f A n d re , a Anne, Anne ai iu owij,


Elaine, mum o f Ian, Crcina,


much loved grandad g ran dm a and g rea t Comesmiling through my o f N ik k i, Ja son , grandma. Hudson, F ranc e sca , R ep o s in g


m o t h e r - i n - l a w . ••• - --- — ,


Mimantha, Siobhan P“ “ haven Chapel o f and S h an ic e , also a Rest. S e rv ic e an a dear brother o f Fred, c rem a t io n


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b ro th e r - in - law and p lac e a t C a r lc^ n uncle.


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(opposite Sainsburys) Clitheroe


Tel: 01200 443045


su d d e ■ niy in the Royal B la ck b u rn


On J u ly l


lo th ,


Walter, ag ed 86 years, . . p e a c e fu ll .y o f


b e lov ed h u sb an d o f N u r s in g Home, d e a r C rem a to r ium , date the la te Edith, much husband^ o f th e la te and tim e to be loved fa th e r o f Valerie Sue, loving father o f a r ran g ed . and


C l i t lhie ro c ,


in-lnw fro Knron. T h e wi ll


T u esda y, J u ly 18th at St


fu n e ra l ta k e


to p la c e


Clitheroe a t 11 a.m. to be


J am e s on Ch u rch,


interment a t Clitheroe C em e te ry . F am ily


fo l low ed by


desired fo r Clitheroe Town Band, c/o R ich a rd


an d a e


loved g ran d ad , great- g ran d ad a


J o h n , a


d e a r ly fath e r - se rv ice


th e M a gd a len e Hou se cremation a t Sklpton


Lyn, John and David and


F u n e ra l sei*vicc wi ll nray b e g iv en for take plnce on Tuesday, C h r is t


in-law o f Peg. ^


followed by cremation a t


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dearest bro th e r- _


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p.m.


donations o f Mabel


f low e rs


in memory i f so desired


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L an g sh aw s


SMALLEY James


On J u ly 6th , 20 06, p e a c e fu l ly at


SARGIN50N (nee Procter) Nora


form er Wa rd Sister at A lan _11


._____ . h ome , o f Margaret, a much Nora, beloved wife o f lo v ed d ad o f David Ken, devoted mother and Louise, a loving o f T o n y and Kathleen, fa th e r- in - law o f Kim lo v in g nan o f J o h n , and Julian, a devoted Helen and J ame s , a g ran d ad o f James, much loved s is te r 6 f A ndrew and Jem, also B i ll and A u n t ie o f a d ear b ro th e r o f Vera. M ich a e l , R ep o s in g


P e a c e fu l ly , ^on July ^th, 2006, a t his home in C h a tb u rn , Jim, a g ed 64 y e a r s , the dear ly loved husband


Funeral service to take in te rm en t w i ll take p la c e at P re s to n p la c e


Rest. S e rv ic e and Crematorium. Family co n ta c t Br ian Price A c c r in g to n a r ran g em en ts please For


Larn^ Chalbiirn, BB7 4AG .


Church, Ribble funeral


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■ “ 2006,


BRAYSHAW Walter


2006, John, ag ed 82 y e a r s ,


passed


On Friday, J u ly 7th, Peacehaven Chapel o f n n , ---- .


LAPPINE John


aw a y


Ro sema rie , a loved m o th e r - in - law o f •Jane, Julie and Tony, a d e a re s t grandma and great-grandma to many, also a loving sister o f Frances and Ma ry an d s is te r- in- law o f Michael, Tom and Frank. R ep os ing


Rest. A service will be held at Christ Church, Chatburri, followed by


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I S T u r y tS th . 'S |^ e ;& - e S |c . ^ | 1-30 p .m . Family


f low e rs ’^ o n ly p lease, B 6 E n d o r^ e n t Fund, And quietly left us_ all. donations in memory c/o th e Wilson family, vvill always m iss you o f A l f i f so desired may 13. .W a rw ic k Drive, Norman, lo v e Mum be g iv en fo r and C li th e ro e , BB 7 2BG.


payable to Ward offered you


cheques made payable For to the C lith eroc Heart a r ran g em en ts p lfa s e


p a y ab le to H ea r t o f 4 4 i^9 7 » Lancs), c/o M r Frank W. W in d so r ,


Padiham Road, Sabd en, C lith e ro e , BB7 9EW. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 4 41 2Q7.


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Suddenly, on Ju ly yth, 2006,


SHAW . Mabel


Mabel, aged 82 years, o f C h a tb u rn ,


d ea r ly lo v ed wife o f the fate C li f fo rd , a much loved mum of


in h ospital, the


Martin, Andrew; and l i i 'y


Dad, Leonard. Carole and family .xxx.


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In IVIemoriaiTi'^


Died J u ly 12th, 2 0 0 5 - Your name is often mentioned, Our thoughts are with you still, You have not been


ALSTON Tony


All o u r love Michael and Bernard.


forgotten, You know you never will.


GARNER Norman


fhere^s a land that isn't far away,


And once more I hold you tight,


I go there every night, Where I see you in my dreams,


And you're not by my side.


Yet, when the dawn arrives,


With the ache I feel inside, For when I had idyou by my side,


Once more my heart is breaking.


And life has never been the same,


Ever since you went away.


Susan xxx


Four years ago today, 1 had to part. From a father I loved with all mu heart. Two olue eyes, a smiling face,


GARNER Norman


No one on earth can take your dad's place. I shed my tears from an aching heart. When others are asleep. No one knows my lonely days, .. Or how I miss his loving ways.


. Love and miss you more than ever.


A million words cannot express. The longing heartaches and emptiness. The way 1 loved him I cannot explain,


Xn'Avo *ove isaran X X


C rem a to r ium on C h u rch, Ch atburn, Picase gwe m^ grandad Friday, Ju ly 14th a t 1 tom o r row , Friday, ^ G^eat big love. p .m .


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IHowers, o r donations d esired to Galloway's desired may be given in lieu o f f lowers to So c iety fo r the Blind fo r C an c e r Research L a n c a sh ire Am b u lan c e .


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com m it ta l. F am i ly a.m . F am i ly flowers f low e r s on ly p le a se , only please, donations dona tions in lieu i f so in memory o f Jim i f so


A ir o r Marie Curie Cancer U .K c/o Mrs S. A ll Care, c/o the family. B la ck b u rn , A l l in q u ir ie s to C o - M o n ta gu e


o p e ra t iv e F u n e ra l C li th e ro e , BB 7 2EB. Service, 550 Blackpool In q u ir ie s to Brian Ro ad ,


Street, 14


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You were the meaning to each day.


In memory o f a d ear fr ien d , J u ly 12th, 2002. Sadly missed, but not forgotten.


GARNER Norman


and


B la ckp oo l, d a te and time_ to be arranged.


To see you just that once again,


yes and more, ....... ...............


GARNER Noiman


Today brings back memories, That make me want to


GARNER Norman


cry, To think that you were


o f Ralph, a much loyed And never said aoodbye. fdgive the world,


fafccn, HODGEON


Carol, la in , David and th e ir fam i lc s would l ik e to expres s their th anks and cratitude fo r th e k in d words, c a rd s , p ra y e r s and sym pa th ie s at this sad


Margaret Sabina


lo ad s d ad, com ing to terms wth th e ir loss. Our thanks expressed m


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th e s e \vords from Mum s Diary,


Perhaps you sent a lovely A g n ie t ig in a e b a i r ,


fimeral spray, I f so we saw it there. Perhaps you spoke the kindest words, yls any friend could say, Perhaps you were not there at all, Just thought o f us that dau, Whatever you did to console our hearts. We thank you so very much, Wiatever the part.


Perhaps you sent a


Paul, Michelle, Daniel, A sh le igh Dominic.


SLATER Jim


July i i lh , 2004. Long may you run From John


TWIGG Fred


In memory o f a d ear dad and g ran d ad died J u ly is th 19 6 9 , a lso b ro th e r G e o rg e J u ly 24111,1988 Loved and remembered always


From d au gh te r Hilda and family


Aclmowledgements.:


Br ian w o u ld l ik e to express h is s in c e r e thanks to a l l relatives, frien d s


ASPDEN Joyce


n e igh b o u r s fo r th e many


and k in d


e x p re s s io n s , . ^


and


T h an k in g a lso th e H aro ld ’s funeral and Rev erend


co n d o len ce r e c e iv ed friend s and relations d u r ing h is sad lo s s , w h o


c a rd s o f th a n k s to attended


h is k in d w o rd s an d Research Fund, thank c o m f o r t i n g y o u to Canon Jim m in is tra t io n s , to a l l Duxbury for his kind who a t ten d e d th e m in is tra t io n s at the fun e ra l s e r v ic e an d s e rv ic e . T h e y would have given dona t ion s a lso l ik e to express and to D o c to r Z a k fo r th e ir appreciation to all h is c a r e and th e doctors and staff k in d n e s s . He w o u ld a t C l i th e ro e Health p a r t icu la r ly l ik e to C en tr e , Clitheroe thank Ph y llis for h e r Hospital and Burnley frien d sh ip o v e r th e G en e ra l Hospital for years, to Sh e r ry l, Rob, a l l th e ir care and Mark an d J u l ie fo r k in d n e s s .


Rodney N ich o lso n fo r T h e


C an o n fo r th e donations to Leukaemia


being there and f in a lly th a n k s to Carl and to the Price fam i ly fo r P au lin e Price for all the


Snccim ar rangements. fu n e ra l th e arrange"^f*rits. A funeral - lettc


C a ro lyn , Isob cl and Ian w o u ld like to c.xpress th e ir sincere thanks to all relatives, f r ien d s


LANGLEY Peter


n e igh b o u r s for the m an y


and e x p re s s io n s kind


co n d o len c e received d u r ing th e ir sad loss. T h a n k in g also the R e v e ren d


s>’Uipathy and letters and


c a rd s


David Mewis for his k in d w o rd s and c o m f o r t i n g T h an k sg iv in g Seriice an d to all who at ten d ed the funeral an d h a v e given d o n a t io n s . Thtw are ex trem ely grateful for th e help and support g iv en to them by D octor A. Huson and s ta f f o f Cast le Medical Grou p and Carl and Pauline Price for the funeral arrangements.


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would lik e to express th e ir sincere thanlcs to ev eryone fo r the many k in d e xp re s s ion s of sympa th y, letters and c a rd s o f condolence


F ran k , Catherine, D a v id an d families


ROWLAND Harold


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Arrs BOY! TINGLE


(nee King) Robert and Kate are


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delighted to announce


the safe arrival of Jack born on July 5th, 2006 weighing 7Ib lOoz. A most welcome brother for Molly


'Aj,vv A GIRL! ITS BARROW (nee Isherwood)


s \ Julie and Darren u ^ / \ would like to announce


V the birth of their daughter Emily Kate


born on July 5th


Thank you for our beautiful granddaughter


Love Mum and Dad Isherwood


A big kiss to my sister From Finley Jack


Thanks to Altham Ambulance Service and Midwives at Queens Park^___


LANCASTER (nee Gorton)


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nfin Peter and Sharon are delighted to announce the birth of their beautiful daughter, Abi Hope


\ \ i i on Saturday, July 1st, 2006. i A little sister for Oliver and Alex. Gemma Louise SEED


Congratulations on achieving your B.A.(Hons) 2:1 degree in Performance:Dance


Good luck in your RG.C.E in primary teaching


All our love from Mum, Dad and family Well done all my love Darren


SMALLEY Joanne


Congratulations Joanne on achieving alst BSc (Hons) degree in


Physiotherapy from Manchester Metropolitan University Good luck for the future Love Mum, Dad, Hannah and Nigel


DRUMMOND Joanne


Congratulations on I achieving a First


Class Honours Degree in Law and


acceptance into the Barristers School, Nottingham. We are very proud of you! Love Mum and Dad.


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• p a s s in g soon after J a c k 's d e a th was a sh o ck to all the family b u t th e support of fam ily and friends has helped th e family in


t im e . Margaret's


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C l ith e ro ^ 2 2 3 2 ^ ^ to r ia lh 4 2 2 3 ^ A d ve r t is in g ^ Acknowledgements iThankYou


K a th ryn , L iz , Bi ll, A n d rew and Vic toria would l ik e to express th e ir s in ce re th a n ^ to a l l r e la t iv e s , frien d s an d n e igh b o u r s fo r th e m a n y kin d e x p r e s s io n s


WALMSLEY Kevin Alfred


T h an k in g a lso Mr Neil T a y lo r fo r h is kin d w o rd s . Re v e ren d C an o n


sad t ime .


Nich olson fo r his kind m in is tra t io n s and to all wh o at tended the fu n e ra l s e rv ic e and h a v e g iv en donations. T h e y wou ld also like to e x p r e s s


Rodney


c o n d o len c e and for f low e r s r e c e iv ed at th is


c a rd s


PROCTER Mary


Would like to thank all her


sym pa th y and letters an d


o f o f


family, friends, and neighbours for all the lovely cards, flowers, gifts, and donations received for the Macmillan nurses total £175.


Special thanks to daughter Carol for my lovely cake, John and Sheila for photos taken, Ingrid and Jim, Valerie and Linda, Green Bank, Whalley car hire (Slight improvement necessary on navigation required for lost on


ap p re cia tion to Doctor A . Crovr ther and the s t a f f o f P en d le s id e M edical Pra ct ice, the M a cM i l la n , M a r ie C u r ie , H o sp ic e a t Home an d especially th e D is tr ict Nurses for th e o v e rw h e lm in g su p p o r t w e h a v e all received a t home, to th e S tat ion Hotel for th e refreshments and th e F low e r Shop fo r th e b e a u t i fu l f lo ra l a r ran g em en ts , th an k yo u a lso to everyone at B u rn le y C o l le g e fo r th e ir u n d e r s ta n d in g an d to C a r l a n a Pauline Price fo r the funeral ar rangements.


th e ir Birthday Memories


T r e a su r e d b ir th d a y m em o r ie s o f a d e a r w i fe , m o th e r and


BOULTON Doris Amy


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h u sb an d T om and family.


THANKS TO LORD


an d S t Ju d e fo r pray ers answered.


WELLS


Alice wishes to thank most sincerely relatives, friends, neighbours and the Knights of


St Columba for cards, gifts, prayers and assistance during the period of


her incapacity and knee operation. Thanks also to Fr. J. Wareing S.J. for all the spiritual assistance.


CUSACK Hayiey


Much love and congratulations on achieving a 2:1 B.A. (hons) in Education, Drama and QTS. Good Juck in your new job - you deserve it! Love Dad, Sean, Maureen, Charlie, David, Kerry, Niamh and Uncle Joe xxx


ra n dm o th e r . From e r


e v e r lo v in g


way home). Also to Ferrari's what an enjoyable meal we all had. You made my 80th birthday a perfect happy memorable day, well recommended


SCOTT


Frances and family would like to thank everyone for their kind thoughts and prayers and for


cards and flowers received since early February. Special thanks to all the staff at Blackburn and ^litheroe Hospitals, Castleford Rehab and the Intermediate Care Team. Frances is


now at her new home at Castle View House.


www.clitheroetoday.co.uk / 1 Congratulations LOI- BRISTOL y Victoria and Andrew would


i ^ like to announce the safe arrival of Ellie Arianna on July 9th, 2006 weighing 61b 6oz


thanking the midwives at The Royal Blackburn Hospital


Congratulations


(D W ^ /H itu la tio n s y CHILD


Charoitte


Congratulations on passing your Intermediate R A D ballet exam Well done


Love Mum, Dad, Kirsty and Grandma.


CUSACK Hayley


Congratulations on gaining a 2:1 B.A. (hons) in ' Educatioin, Drama and QTS. Love Mum and Malcolm We are so proud of you!


Love Siobhan, Brendan and Callum


MUSGROVE Lorraine July 14th


Happy 30th birthday M r vv


All our love Mum . and Dad, Sharon,


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, Alan and Catherine '{ ' Love and kisses, Baby Josh xxx.


40 TAYLOR


July 15th, 2006 Oh aye you're 40 alright!


Happy birthday mate - see you Saturday.


Best wishes from Mark, Suzanne, family and friends


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July 12th, 2006 LOOK WHO'S 40


TURNER It's Julia


Happy birthday


Love Mum and Dad Happy birthday Mummy


Lots of love


Kimberley and Nicola


Happy 40th Julia Love


Ben, April, Jade and Natasha


Alison,


WILKINSON Tom


July 18th, 2006


To my husband Tom I wish a very happy birthday Love always Ira


Lots of love from Jonathon, Mathew, Adele, Daniel, Rhian, Joshua, Robert and Cfare


and son-in-laws Pat and Drew Birthday wishes grandad


All our love on your birthday dad From Jackie, Diane, Michelle


Coming of Age 21 21 21


HOLDEN I John


13th July, 2006


You would never guess!


Have a brilliant | birthday!


21 21 27


2 J CHU James


July 19th, 2006


Happy 21st birthday.


Congratulations


James on achieving a 2:1 degree in Computing and Multimedia


Systems from University of Liverpool


Love and best


wishes from Dad, Mum and Thomas


iO - 21


Love and best wishes Sam, Jenny, Mum and George xx


50 SO 50 SO 50 50 50 50


HOPCRAFT Ian Charlie July 24th, 2006


LOOK WHO'S 50


Have a super day and a fab party!


Lots o f love from


Darren, Ian, Lisa, Jamie and Grace


Happy birthday Charlie “ ^ ^ Love and best wishes Julie and Rebecca


T". 5 0 50 50


WILSON Samantha J u l y 8 t h


Happy 18th birthday


^ qA I I our love Mum, Dad, '^Rachael, Michael, Sam, Steven and Thea.


50th Birthday 50 5U 50 5U 5U f O


PARROTT Natasha


July 13th, 2006 Happy 18th birthday


/' */ . Love from Mum, Dad and Dom


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Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, Jjjly_13Ui^_2006_19 Coming of Age


STQNEHOUSE Kelly


Congratulations on your First Class B.A. (hons) in film and media Love Philip


Very well done


Love Simon, Deborah and Hannah_________


Birthday Greetings Andrew James DRIVER


July 12th, 2006 Happy 18th birthday All our love and best vi/ishes


Mum, Dad and Matthew


Love from both Grandmas, Kath and Neil, Simon, Olga, Paul,


**1^ ^ Nathalie and Ronnie


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21 HILLARY July 14th


Happy 21st birthday Lots of love


Mum, Dad, Amy and family


Stephen 5 Robert Craig


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