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Pre-payment funeral plans available Funeral Directors


Privately owned fam i ly btisiness Monumental masons


Bowlers remember their friend


TROPHIES have been handed out in memory of a long-serving and much-loved member of Read Bowling Club. A bowling match was held where


more than 20 members of the club gathered to remember Mrs Doris Birch, who died last Christmas aged 93. Mrs Birch had been a member of


the club for more than 25 years and was well-liked by all.


The memorial match was won


by Mrs Sally Birmingham, with the nmners-up position awarded to Mr John Rostron. Mr Henry Duerden, chairman of


Read Bowling Club, has paid trib­ ute to a “lovely” woman who took part in all community events. He said: “She was an active


member of the club until her death and was popular with everyone. “Apart from bowling, she


enjoyed playing whist, dominoes and bingo. “We feel pleased to have held


this match and to have remem­ bered her in this way as she was such a worthy club member.” Our picture shows winners Mrs


Birmingham and Mr Rostron (centre) along with other members of the club. Trophies were donated by Mrs Birch’s son, Fred and his family, (s)


Valley’s tally in best-kept awards


by Duncan Smith


VIBRANT villages across the Rib- ble Valley have harvested a fine crop of awards in this year’s Lancashire Best Kept Village Competition. Once again the delights of the


Valley won over judges in the com­ petition, sponsored by Lancashire County Developments Ltd - the county council's economic develop­ ment company. Walker Fold, between Chaigley


and Chipping, was voted Lan­ cashire’s best-kept hamlet, while York village, above Langho, was the most improved small village or hamlet. Knowle Green Village Hall was


judged the county’s best-kept pub­ lic hall and St Peter and St Paul’s RC Church, at Ribchester, was run­ ner-up in the places of worship cate­ gory. Clitheroe scored two successes,


judged as having the county’s best- kept noticeboard, outside the York­ shire Bank in Castle Street, and its best-kept public toilets, in Church


• A COMMUNITY stalwart, whose career protecting and developing the interests of young people earned him a knighthood, is to retire. Sir Bill Taylor (55) has spent


33 years organising activities for youngsters and helped them to


Walk, close to the Ribble Valley Council offices. Waddington’s Coronation Gar­


dens won the “special feature” cate­ gory, while its war memorial, next to the gardens, was.highly commeded in its class. Nearby West Bradford Coronation Gardens was also high­ ly commended in the special feature section, while West Bradford as a whole was highly commended in the Champion Village class. I t is reserved for previous winners of the overall Champion Village title, which West Bradford achieved in 2003. Other Ribble Valley successes this


year included Hackings Caravan Park, at Old Langho, being runner- up in its class, a highly commended for Billington in the medium-sized village class, and two more highly commendeds for Waddington - for St Helen’s Church as a place of wor­ ship and for Waddington Hospital Cottages in the sheltered accommo­ dation class. Winners of this year’s large, medi­


um and small village classes were Freckleton, on the Fylde, Town


enjoy their spare time in a con­ structive manner. He will leave his post as the


district manager for the Lan­ cashire Youth and Community Service next month. And the former leader of Blackburn-with-Darwen Coun­


Green, in West Lancashire, and Roughlee, in Pendle, respectively. All the winners will be presented


with their awards in a ceremony at West Bradford Village Hall on Sat­ urday, October 21st. County Coun. Niki Penney,


chairman of Lancashire County Developments Ltd, said: “Each year the judges find it a very enjoy­ able yet quite challenging time choosing the winners. With so many beautiful and picturesque villages across Lancashire, it always proves to be a strong competition. “We’ve heard many stories about


villages working together to bright­ en up their communities and ensure that their local area looks its best.” Looking to next year, there is still


room for Ribble Valley to improve its awards tally. This year it did not feature among the winners in sever­ al classes, including best kept village pub, inn or restaurant: public play­ ing field; shop or filling station; industrial or commercial premises; cricket field and surrounds; hotel or guest house; or best-kept farm.


cil, who was knighted by Prince Charles three years ago, admits the time he has spent in the Rib­ ble Valley has been the most “wonderful, creative and success­ ful” time of his career. O See next week’s Clitheroe Advertiser for full story.


Richard Chew & Terry Scott Office and Chapel o f Rest


Clitheroe Funeral Service 10-12 Whalley Road


(opposite Sainsburys) Clitheroe


Tel: 01200 443045


Brian Price & Son Funeral Directors


‘Peacehaven’ Chapel of Rest


The Genuine and Independent family concern of two generations offering a 24hrpenonal service


Brian, Jean, Carl a n d Pauline Tel: Clitheroe 441297


Blackburn, the dearly loved husband o f Ann, a much loved dad o f Angela, Bill, Mark and


2006, in Clith eroe Hospital and fortified by the Rites o f Hqlv Motlier Church, Bill, aged 69 y ea rs, th e former furnisher and cab in e t maker o f C l i th c ro c


P ea ce fu l ly S ep tem b e r


lo lh , and L o v in g


J an e , a lso a lo v in g f a t h e r - i n - l a w , grandad and brother. R.I.P.


Peacehaven Chapel o f Rest. Requiem Mass will be offered at S t Michael and St John’s Church, Clitheroe, on Mon d ay , Sep tem b e r 18th a t 11 a.m. followed by interment at Clitheroe Cemetery. No flowers by request, donations in memory o f Bi ll i f so desired may be given for the Sudan Appeal (please make cheques payable to the S.V.P. Society), c/o Mrs M. I llingw o r th ,


R ep os in g in


Ken ilwo r th Drive, Clitheroe, BB7 2QN. In q u ir ie s to Br ian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200


25 441297._____________


Iti Memoriam BOB


SOinrHWORTH william (Bill)


THOMPSON George


on


a d e a r h usband, S ep tem b e r 15th. Rememberinn you on your special birthday, 80 years.


L o v e Gene and girls.


WOODS Bill


S ep tem b e r 19th o f a d e a r dad.


m em o r ie s for


Ibi/r name 1 often mention. Your voice I cannot hear, But memories live forever o f a dad J loved so dear. F rom d au ghte r Pat.


Acknowledgements:


R ich a rd , Andrew, Paul a n d fam i l ie s o f the late P a t Atkinson wish to th a n k all relatives , f r ie n d s


ATKINSON Patricia


n e ig h b o u r s fo r tlie m a n y


and


d o n a t io n s to the N o r th W e s t A ir A m b u la n c e which n o w s ta n d s at o ve r £ 2 ,0 0 0 . Gra teful th a n k s to th e doctors, s t a f f and n u r se s at F u lw o o d


wond er fu l


Died September 13th, 2004. Will miss you forever.


Bradley and Bronte.


Peacehaven Chapel o f Rest. A serv ice will be held ; a t Tr inity Me th od is t Church, on T u e sd a y , Sep tem ber 19th a t 2 p.m. followed b y c r em a t io n at A c c r in g t o n C rem a to r ium at 3 p.m. F am i ly flowers only p lease, donations in memo ry o f Lesley i f so d e s ire d may be g iv en fo r . th e East L a n ca sh ire Hospice Fun d ,


R a ch a e l Pallister, H ow g il ls , Bolton-by- B ow lan d , Clitheroe, BB7 4N N . Inquiries to Brian Pr ice and Son, Funeral Directoi-s. Tel. 01200 441297._____ _


c / o Mrs


Sep tem b e r 9th, 2006 a t h e r home in Clitheroe, Lesley, aged 59 y e a r s , th e dearly loved w i fe o f Roy, a much lov ed mum o f Carole an d Hayley and a loved mother-in-law o f th e la te Stephen, a d e v o ted nana o f Hari*y, Em ily and William, also a dearest s is te r o f Elaine, M a u re en , Barbara, Richard, Marjorie and the la te S h ir le y and Lorraine.. R ep o s in g


S u d d en ly on in


BARROW Lesley


DAWSON


T h ursday , Sep tem ber 14th at 11 a.m. followed by cremation a t


to d a y


Crematorium a t 12-20 p.m. F am i ly f low e r s only please, donations in memory o f Ivy i f so d esired may be given fo r the North West A ir Am b u lan c e , c/o Mrs K. C a lv e r t , M an o r H ou se


Sk ipton


Pa yth orne, Clitheroe, BB7 4.ID. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 4412Q7._______


Farm,


SHAW Arthur


Peacefully in Burnley General Hospital, on S u n d a y , S ep tem b e r 10th, 20 06, A r th u r , a g ed 86 y e a r s , the d e a r ly lo v ed and lo v in g h u sb an d o f Ruth, much lov ed dad o f David and Stephen, d ear fa th e r - in - law to J e a n n e an d C in d y , cherished grandad o f Helen, Laura, Nicola, Fraser and Sarah and a d ea r ly loved friend w h o w i ll b e sad ly missed. F u n e ra l s e rv ic e wi ll ta k e p la c e to d a y , Th u rsd ay , Sep tem b e r 14th , a t Bu rn le y Crerriatorium a t 12 noon, an y dona t ion s w i ll ^ be g ra te fu l ly received in m em o iy o f A r th u r to th e Rotary F o u n d a t io n ,


(Rotarian)


A ld e rson and Horan Funeral Services, 128 R o s sen d a le Road, B u rn le y , L an ca sh ire , B B i i s DH. Tel . 01282 427483 or4.e;74.q2.


c/o CHEW


Birthday memories o f a . d e a r ly


Henry (Beau)


h u sb an d , Sep tem ber 14th,


lov ed


Till we meet again, all my love forever, God bless, Margery xxx.


/ know a smile Fd hue to see, A voice Td love to hear, I know a hand I'd love to hold, A presence I'd love near. I know a heart,'a loving heart, That was thoughtful, kind and ti'uc, I know them all, And loved them all, for they belonged to you.


Peacehaven Chapel o f Rest. A sei*vice wi ll be held a t St Pe te r and St Paul’s Church, Bolton- b y -B ow lan d ,


September 6th, 2006, in hospital, Iv>% ^ e d 83 years, o f Lowfield House, Clitheroe and formerly o f Bolton-by- Bow lan d , th e d e a r ly loved wife o f the late William (Bill) also a much loved aunt ie. R ep o s in g


in P e a c e fu l ly Ivy Kathleen on


Love a lw a y s Mum, Dad. s is te r s and family.


Love a lw a y s Mum, Dad, son David, Stephen, Ang ela and nepliews CalTum and Jamie.


Precious memories o f son Kevin, died September 15th, 1993. Something will remind us, I never know just when, It might be something someone says, And it all comes back again. The time we spent together, The happiness, the fun, Once again we feel the pain, ■ Of life without our son.


THORNBER Kevin


In lov ing memory o f Bob, died September 13th, 2004. Forever in our thoughts.


LEEMING Robert


Karen. The best dad in the ivorld and always in our hearts.


H o sp ita l for their care a n d k in d n e s s shown to P a t d u r in g her i l ln e s s ,


Hall


p a ra rn cd ic s fo r th e ir p r om p t


the


S ow e rb u t t s fo r his k in d and comforting se rv ic e , the ch o ir for th e i r wonderful vocal s u p p o r t , an d to M a rg a r e t fo r her most wo n d e r fu l address in C h u r ch . Th ank s also to B c r tw is t ic ’s Funeral S e rv ic e , Padiham for th e i r d ig n i f ie d and c a r in g arrangements.


R e v . Dr.


a t ten t ion . A.


CHEW


l> c v o r and familv w ish


re la t iv e s , friends and ne igh bou rs , especially SycT and Jean for the m a n y


Norman to


^ in p a th y , ciirds and c lo n a t io n s fo r Marie C u r ie Cancer Care and h e lp given to dad over th e y e a r s . Gra teful th a n k s to D octor C a r te r and everyone at C l i th e ro e Health C e n t r e , d o c to r s and s t a f f a t th e Royal B la c k b u rn Hospita l a n d


e x p r e s s io n s


k in d n e s s and care to th e Rev. Mark Pickett f o r h is kin d v is its , p r a y e r s


H o sp i ta l


C li th e rq c fo r th e ir


m in is tra t io n s , f ina lly to R ich a rd C h ew at C l i th e ro e Funeral S e rv ic e fo r al l his help a n d support.


and HAOIWELL


S te p h e n and fam ily w o u ld lik e to express th e ir s incere thanKs to a l l re la t iv e s , friend s a n d n e igh b o u r s for th e m an y kind e x p r e s s io n s


L e s l ie , D oroth y,


c o n d o le n c e re ceived d u r in g th e ir sad loss. T h a n k in g a lso Mrs M ich e l le Peart fo r her k in d words and such a f i t t in g ser\'ice and to a l l


sym p a th y and letters a n d


fu n e r a l s e rv ic e and h a v e given donations to HAPPA.__________


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Anthony Leslie (Tony) ~


th ank kind o f


s ym p a th y , ca rd s o f c o n d o len c e , f lowers a n d


e x p r e s s io n s kind o f b ir th d a y B ir th d a y memories of Acknowledgements


Mary, Luke, Leah and Simon would like to express th e ir sincere thanks to all relatives, frien d s


HODGKINSON Peter Jarvis (Hoppy)


e x p re s s io n s sym pa th y ,


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


and


curds o f con d o len ce and fo r


for his kind words and co m fo rt in g min is tra tion s and to all who attended the funeral s e rv ic e and have given donations. T l icy would also like to e.xpress


received during their sad lo s s . Th ank in g also the Rev. Eric Kyte


letters, flowers


kind o f


D av id wou ld lik e to e x p r e s s his s in c e r e th a n k s to all fam i ly fr ien d s


SPEDDING Barbara


e x p r e s s io n s


n e igh b o u r s fo r th e m an y


an d k in d


co n d o len c e re c e iv ed d u r in g h is sad lo s s . T h an k in g also Rev. S. R id le y fo r his k in d w o rd s and comforting m in is tra t io n s , and to all w h o attended th e fu n e ra l se rv ic e an d h a v e g iv en d ona tions fo r th e R o s em c re C a n c e r F o u n d a t io n . He w ou ld also like, to e x p r e s s


sym p a th y and le t te rs and


ca rd s


ap p re c ia t io n to the W h ite Bu ll, Gisburn fo r the refreshments, the Police Service for their assistance on the d ay and to Carl and Pauline Price and s ta f f fo r


their arrangements.


co n d o len c e received at this sad time and to all those w h o attended th e fu n e ra l se rv ice , a lso fo r th e many donations received in B r ian ’s m em o ry for the .R osem cre Cancer Ca re C en tre . Special th an k s to the Rev. Alan Reid fo r his kind w o rd s


m in is tra t ion s and to Richard and Terry at C l i th c ro e Funeral Se rv ic e fo r all their help.


and


■ b e in g th e re for her. T h an k s


Reverend Phil Talbot for a lovely sei^'ice and to Ca lver ley’s for all th e ir h e lp with the funeral arrangements.


a lso to 0 7 i c w A / 'a a


JOHIMSOiV D a v e


w ou ld like to thank everyone fo r helping him celebrate his 60th bir thd a y over last weekend.


Thanks fo r all the cards and the excellent surprise present of th e SteamTrain Driving Experience which I attended yesterday.


Also thanks to Bernard, Margaret and staff at Clitheroe Golf Club fo r the excellent meal on Saturday evening.


Finally thanks fo r ail donations to the Anglo Walmsiey Memorial Fund which raised a magnificent sum o f £940.


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doctors and s ta f f on Wards 13 and C6 at T h e Royal Blackburn and to Slaidburn Health C en tr e for their care and also to A nn and Gerald for


th an k s to


Evelyn and family o f the fate Edith wish to tl ian k e v e ry o n e for th e ir kin d thoughts during this sad time. Special


RIGBY Edith


Sh a ron , L isa , Sheila and T e r r y wish to thank Brian’s friends and re la t iv e s for ca rd s , f low e r s and m e s sa g e s


QUINN Brian


all funeral


ap p re cia tion to D o c to r Crow^thcr, Dr Cronin, S is te r M ich e l le F a r r in g to n and h e r team also the Tw iligh t an d M a r ie C u r ie N u r s e s . A sp e c ia l th a n k y o u to D r Wa rren and Les and Chris fo r all their ca re an d su p p o r t and to Carl an a Pauline Price fo r


h is


ar rangements. STANLEY


th e o f fu n e ra l


T h e family o f the la te David Stanley wisli to th a n k a l l r e la t iv e s , fr ie n d s


David James


n e igh b o u r s fo r th e kind messages, ca rd s . Ma s s offerings and the d o n a t ion s received on b e h a l f o f M a cM i llan C a n c e r


an d


Gra teful thanks to all w h o a t ten d ed th e fu n e ra l


R e l ie f .


d ed ica tion. Finally to Richard Chew for h is p rofessional help and su p p o r t with th e funeral ar rangements.


ca re an d @


beau t ifu l ly by Fath er Pe te r Knowles and to Dr F la t le y and al l D a v id ’s nu rses fo r th e ir


c o n d u c ted


s e rv ic e , so


T h ank you to all w h o donated to C li th e ro e Heart Machine Fund an d Sabden F ir s t Responders, £50 0 wa s raised in m cm o iy o f Alf. Special th anks to Frank Windsor.


PARSONS Alf


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B e t ty and fam i ly would like to th a n k e v e ryo ne who g a v e donations in memory o f Norman. £340 has been donated to the District Nurses.


THRELFAa


o f o f


STOCKTON


Chris, Julie, Will, Ed and Jeremy would lik e to thank al l o u r relatives, friends and neighbours who h av e sent donations, ca rd s and messa ges o f sym pa th y on th e sudden and tragic lo s s o f Vicky. We were also com fo r ted b y . th e incredible turn o u t at h e r funeral and th e many complimentary rem arks made b y th o se who a t ten d ed . Special thanks are due to Carl and P a u l in e P rice


Victoria Jane . (Vicky)


faultless organisa tion o f the funeral, to John and .Janet S p e d d in g and the staff at th e Old P o s t House fo r th e


for


Stewart Ridley and the ch o ir at St Helens and to Alan Ba ile y fo r com in g out


c - x c c l l e n t refreshm ents ,


to


retirement to conduc t th e ce remony at A cc r in g to n C remator ium. Y o u h a v e all helped us th rou gh the m os t difficiut weeks o f o u r lives.


o f ____


Personal Acknowl-. edgements - ,


.


THANKS TO OUR LORD and St. .Jude fo r prayers answered.


PROCTER - WOOFF


Anna, Paul and Dixon wish to announce the safe and oh-so-speedy


arrival of new addition Elle, weighing 51b 14oz, born at home on Monday, September 4th at 7.25 a.m.


________


A huge thank you to the two paramedics for the transport to hospital. ■


SMALLEY


Congratulations Ben and Leanne on the safe arrivai of your daughter


Lily Jayne on September 4th, 2006, weighing 71b 2oz.


Special thanks to all maternity staff at Royal Blackburn Lots of love and best


. wishes fo r the future Great Nana and


j) Grandad Dakin, Nana Jayne and Aunty Adele xxxx


Birthday Greetings


WALMSLEY Gladys


September 17th 2006


Happy 90th birthday Mum Win, Janet, Heather and all the family


Young Generation


D13UFFY Daniel


Happy birthday Kevin!


Lots of love Mum xxx


/ _______ th e ir


SWARBRICK Bob and Kath


Wish to thank everybody who made our 50th wedding anniversary special, thanks to


grandchildren, our four children and their husbands and wives for our present of a camera, for all the hard work (you're wonderfuDThanks to all who came Friday, for presents received, too many to mention, the lovely cake and the surprise doves from Dovetails. God bless you all xxxxxx


9 / o f f -


DALY Janet


would like to thank all family and friends


for coming to celebrate her 40th birthday and for the lovely cards and gifts received. Special thanks to Pete and Kate for the wonderful buffet, Anthony for the disco and Barbara for the fantastic cakes, a very ___________ memorable night.


HOLLIS Roseann


September 17th, 2006 Happy birthday From Dad and


family. Mum and Colin, Emma and Lee.


Love and kisses Aunty Roseann


From Abbi xxx and all the family. Happy birthday Rosie Hugs and kisses Michael,


Hafdg'Bhllideg! M18 ;


cTEAR Joe


September 17th 1988


Happy birthday Joe


Wishing you health and happiness always Mum and Dad


Happy birthday Bo Bo


From brothers Paul, Dom, Jay and Ryan, sisters Jen, Julie and Olivia


We love ya loads


DRIVER Luke


18


September 12th 2006


Happy 18th Love -and best wishes


Dad, Debs, Hayley, James, Lauren, Grandma and Grandad


18 18 18 fS 18 FEARNHEAD


Charlotte September 19th 2006 Very best wishes


Love from 18 18 Allan. ThankYou Coming of Age


21 21 21 2r 21 21 27 7 MYERSCOUGH Janine


September 15th 2006


Happy 2lst Birthday


.Enjoy your party of love


■ Mum and .'^^^^y Dad, Nan and Grandad and '


all the Family


18 18 18 « RODGERS Lauren


18 18 18


September 15th 2006 Happy 18th birthday Dj


Love from Mum, B


Dad, James, Victoria / ( -^.d Rebekah xxx


• i t h


e best Lauren


^ \;L o v e Nana, Grandad, Julie, f g Ian, Charlotte, Great


Grandma and Grandad xxx ; S


FLYNN Jessica


September 13th 2006 Happy 18th birthday


Love always Mum, Dad, Hannah, Grandma and


Grandad Cooper, Grandad and all the family Engagements


LEEMING - SAVORY Leonard and Joan Leeming are delighted to announce the engagement of their daughter


Helene, to Edward, son of Johathan and Nina Savory of Boston, Lincolnshire. Love and


ROTHWELL - ALSTON Christine and Bill Rothwell are delighted to announce the


engagement of their only daughter, K Mum, Dad and Jack


McCORMICK Jamie-Lea


September 16th 2006


Scary Mary's 18


Just look the girls got style


Her golden locks


. . . Her hair in knots U -iL 2 Our little beauty queen.


^ Dad and Kirsty from Mum,


18 18 18


Joanne, to Richard, youngest son of Mrs Janet Cooper and Mr Michael Alston. Love and


congratulations from both families.


Golden Wedding Mary and Laurence (nee Musgrove) O'HAGAN


Congratulations Mum and Dad on your Golden Wedding September 15th Hope you have a wonderful day


Love from Michael and Janet, Kathleen and Ian


All our love Nanna and Grandad From Thomas, Paul, Clare & Matthew ; \ 18


18 IS


21


21 2 1 21


Congratulations from both families.


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