46 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, September 21 st, 2006


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Golf tournament raises over charity


£5,000 for


A FUND-RAISING event, which consisted of a golfing tournament, supper and auction, in memory of the late Wiswell resident Mr Harry Stephenson, raised £5,500 for the British


Heart Foundation. Mr Stephenson died sud­


denly last December at the age of 49 while out jogging. He left behind his wife, Mrs Julie Stephenson, and his two chil­ dren, Scott and Becky, who or­ ganised the function with the help of Mrs Carole McCart­ ney, the community fund-rais­ ing and volunteer manager for the British Heart Foundation in Lancashire. The event consisted of play­


ing golf in 24 teams of four with all the entry fees donated to the charity. Later more


than 120 people attended a supper and took part in an auction. Lots included a tour around Granada Studios and the set of Coronation Street amongst others. The auction alone raised more than £2,000 with £5,500 raised in total. This was presented to Mrs McCartney by Mrs Stephen­ son and Mr Stephenson’s daughter, Becky. Mrs McCartney said the


money would be used to fund research into heart disease and to provide patient care and equipment in hospitals. Our picture shows Julie


Stephenson and daughter Becky presenting Carole Mc­ Cartney with a cheque for £5,500 towards British Heart Foundation funds. (S150906/2)


celebrate in style


Warrant arrests at an all-time high


THE number of people arrested on warrant in Lan­ cashire is at an all time high. Figures released this week show that Lancashire


Police have arrested more people than ever before. Over the past three months, the number of people arrested in the county has exceeded 6,250 each month, the highest numbers ever recorded in a three- month period. Also, within these monthly figures the number of


people arrested on a warrant Issued by a court has also exceeded any other period, with around 450 ar­ rests a month. Insp. John Clucas said: “People who commit of­


fences are, with the help of the community, increas­ ingly being traced and arrested. This means that we.are serious about catching the small number of people who are responsible for committing crime and antisocial behaviour in the county, with the in­ creased productivity of our officers we can demon­ strate that we are committed to bringing to justice more offenders. “Those who choose not to turn up for court ap­


pearances are also being tracked down, arrested and put into our cells to be sent back to court in cus­ tody, so skipping bail is treated seriously by the po­ lice.”


A CLITHEROE retailer is reaching for the sky after securing a regional award. Dugdales European, of Chatburn Road, took


the title for the North of England and North­ ern Ireland region in the Sky Retailer Awards 2006. The firm, which was one of only six out of


3,500 in the country to be shortlisted for the award, also secured £5,000 towards future ad­ vertising. j, Sky sports presenter Mike Wedderburn was MC for the evening and other guests at the event, held at the exclusive Celtic Manor Re­ sort, in South Wales, included soul singer Bev­ erley Knight and Super Saturday’s Geoff Stelling.


Mr David Dugdale said: “I feel that we can


be rightly proud of our achievement at Dug­ dales, as we were competing against the cream of retailers from the big cities such as Man­ chester, Liverpool, Belfast and Londonderry, plus all the other regional retailers like our­ selves. I would like to personally thank all the hard working staff at Dugdales who have con­ tributed to this great success.” Mr Dugdale said he now plans to improve on


this year’s position and try to become the Na­ tional Retailer of the Year, an award which was this year won by a business in Jersey. Mr Dugdale and his partner, Ann, are pic­ tured with Mike Wedderburn. (s)


NFU ladies take to Brockhall gardens


CLITHEROE Ladies’ Section of the National Farmers’ Union met at the Old Zoo Gardens in Brockhall Village for an extensive and in­ formative tour of the gardens. They were shown the sculptures that are


placed around the garden and admired the fo­ liage.


\l I. .'It v<^oai»',y7r:r:.'- Susan Cropper thanked their guide for the


day and supper was served at The Avenue restaurant. The trip to, Tatton Park was also a very suc­


cessful day out. Monday’s meeting was held at the Calf’s


Head, Worston. Fellowship meeting


MEMBERS of the Clitheroe and District Masonic Fellowship had an interesting and unusual talk on their work in the community by PC Pat Sutton and Community Officer Karl Elliot. They told of the areas they covered and explained


to members about many of the drugs now being used. There was great discussion between all the members with the speakers. Names were taken for the 21st birthday party and for the Christmas party on December 11th. The next meeting will take place on October 9th at West Bradford Village Hall at 2-30 p.m.


Inquest is adjourned


AN inquest has been opened and adjourned into the death of a man found hanging at his home in Ribch- ester. Mr Kenneth Birkett (59) was found dead at his


home in Church Street early bn Saturday evening. Ambulance and police crews were alerted and at­


tended the scene at 6-46 p.m. The cause of death is not. believed to be .sii.snicioiis.


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Tel: 01200 443045


GREEN Edward (Ted)


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n u sb a n d o f th e la te E d ic a n d M a r g a r e t (P e g gy ), also a lo v ed fa th e r , s te p - fa th e r , g r an d a d and g r e a t - g rand ad. C rema t ion service will ta k e


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FALLOWES Kevin


Su d d en ly fo l low in g a ro ad a c c id e n t on S e p tem b e r


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2006 , Kev in , a g ed 2 3 y e a r s , o f B i l l in g to n , the dea r ly lo v ed son o f L i l l ian a n d th e la te T h om a s , a d e a r e s t s te p -s o n o f R o b e r t C o o k a lso a m u ch lo v ed n eph ew . R e p o s in g


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A c c r i n g t o n C rematorium a t 10 -20 a.m. today, followed at 11 a .m. with a service o f thanicsgiving for the life o f T e d a t W h al le y M e th o d is t C h u r ch . F am i ly flow e r s o n ly p lea se b ut don at ion s m lieu i f desired to the B r it ish


F o u n d a t io n R .N .I .D .


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P ea ceh a ven C h a p e l o f Rest. A se rv ic e wi l l b e held a t S t L eo n a rd ’s C h u r ch , L a n g h o , on M o n d a y , S e p tem b e r 2 5 th a t 11 a .m . fo llow ed b y in te rm en t a t S t L e o n a r d ’s C hurch, O ld L an gh o. F am i ly flow'ers o n ly p le a se , d o n a t io n s in m emo ry o f K e v in i f so des ired m a y b e g iv en for the C lith e ro e Hea rt M a ch in e F u n d , c /o M r s S . H e a le y , P e n d le s id e M e d ic a l P r a c t ic e , C l i th e r o e H e a lth


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SEED Walter


P e a c e fu l ly , S ep tem b e r


, i8 th , in h o s p i ta l ,


Walter, aged 9 4 y e a r s , o f C lith e ro e a n d


fo rm e r ly o f G isb u rn , th e a e a r ly lo v e d h u sb a n d or th e la te E ls ie , also a m u c h lo v ed brother, u n c le , g reat -u n cle an d g r e a t - great -uncle.


Reposing w v j f i t f x i i th e r o e to d a y - c o .u k


AcI<nowledgements DAWSON


Ivy Kathleen


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Peacehaven Chapel of Rest. Service and cremation will take place at Skipton Crematorium, date and time to be arranged. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Walter if so desired may be given for the East Lancs Hospice Fund, c/o Mrs R. Pallister, Howgills, Bolton-by-Bowland,


Clitheroe, BB7 4NN- For


441297^----------------- In Memoriam


EVERETT Sells


D ied S ep temb er 18 th ,


1 9 9 5 - ^ Happy and smiling, always content, Loved and respected wherever he went. Till his life came a sudden


end. He died as he lived, eucryone's/riend.


L ov e forever M um an d Dad.


T0MUN50N Joan


In m em o ^ o f a m u ch lo v e d wife, m o th e r a n d g r an dm a , w h o p a s s ed


aw a y


Septemb er 3 0 th , 1991 * Though absent you are always near. Still loved, still missed, still very dear.


L o v e from h u s b a n d G o rd on , d a u g h te r s Lin da and D e b r a an d families.


WILKINSON


In e v e r loving m em o r y o f Eliza Ellen, d e a r ly lo v ed wife o f th e la te J o s e p h an d d e a r e s t m o th e r o f P a u l in e . Died Sep tem b e r 2 3rd, 1973. Pauline.


Birthday n/lemories TWIGG


Frederick


Birthday m em o r ie s o f a d e a r d a d a n d g r an d ad , S e p tem b e r 23rd. From d a u gh te r Hilda and fam i ly .


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LAKIN Kath


would like to thank family and friends for all cards and gifts. Special thanks for donations


totalling £250 to Hope and Clitheroe hospitals and to Debbie for the raffle.


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I ThankYou M Y ER S CO U G H


Peter, Shirley and Janine would like to thank all relatives and friends for attending Janine's


party and for all the gifts received and for making the party a night to remember


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a pp re ciat ion to Dr. G. M cB r id e a n d th e n u r se s a n d s t a f f o f L owf ield H o u se fo r all th e ir lo v in g ca re and k in d n e s s a n d to th e Cemy N o o k fo r th e r e fr e shm e n ts .


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KINDLE


B a rb a ra a n d fam i ly w ish to e xp re s s their s in cere th an k s to all relatives, fr ien d s and n e igh b ou r s fo r cards o f c o n d o le n c e , k in d e x p r e s s io n s s ym p a th y


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d o n a t io n s re c e iv ed d u r in g th e ir t im e o f so r row . A ls o sp e c ia l th an ks to D o c to r Ashe a n d d is tr ic t n urses an d th e M a cM i l la n n u r se s a n d Ju d ith T a lb o t fo r a b eaut iful service._______________


NAIRN Elsie Rosaline


D a v id an d th e fami ly o f th e la te R o s a l in e wo u ld lik e to th an k all relatives, fr ien d s and n e igh b o u r s fo r th e k in d e x p r e s s io n s o f sym p a th y a n d all the c a rd s a n d floral tr ib u te s th e y h a ve r e c e iv ed a t . th is sad t im e . Sp e cia l th an k s to D r C a te r a n d to C anon N ich o lson fo r his kind m in is tr a t io n s an d to C a lv e r le y ’s F u n e ra l S e r v ic e fo r th e ir d ig nif ied a r ran g em en ts .


Personal Acknowledgements


THANKS TO OUR LORD an d S t . J u d e for p rayers an swered.


Donations


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WARD Linda


would like to thank everyone for coming to celebrate her 40th birthday and for all the lovely cards and gifts received.


Special thanks for donations to Yorkshire Air Ambulance.


would like to thank all her family, friends and neighbours for helping to make her 90th birthday so


memorable.The generous gifts, cards and flowers and more especially donations for the Northwest Air


Ambulance - £350 and counting, are truly apprecialted. Thanks also to John and staff at the Waddington Club for the superb food on Saturday night.


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I would like to thank everyone for their kindness during my recent illness and hospital stay My 'Alien' has been removed and will hopefully prove to be a friendly 'ET


STEER Diane


I have been overwhelmed by the cards, flowers and by your kind words and prayers. Thanks especially to my wonderful family and to friends and colleagues God bless you all Diane.


30 m Birthday Greetings 30


EVANS Mark


September 27th 2006 Happy 30th birthday


Love and kisses Emily xxx


All my love Nicola xxx Happy birthday Daddy


K E R R Rachel


H ap py 3 0 th


Love and best wishes from Mum, Dad, Susannah and Ebony


Happy birthday Mummy Lots of love Louie xx


50th Birthday


P R E S T O N Phillip


September 23rd 2006


Happy 30th birthday Phillip Love Paula


To Daddy happy birthday Love Bradley, Daryl-Ashlee and Mackenzie


To Phillip have a happy birthday Love Carol and Raymond To Phillip 30


Love Cindy and Andrew Happy birthday Uncle Phillip


Love Ilona, Grant, Drew and Chloe Young Generation


P E N M A N ^ Charlie


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ith love to our special little boy on your 1st birthday


KITCHEN


Neil and Ju lie are pleased to announce the safe arrival of Daisy Louise on September 14th, 2006. A welcome sister fo r Lloyd.


Thanks to all midwives and staff at Royal Blackburn


IRELAND - MALLETT


Mark and Eleanor are delighted to


announce the safe arrival of Jayne Annabella, on September 7th, weighing 71b loz.


Many thanks to all the doctors and midwives on


wards C11, C5 and C9 at Royal Blackburn. Special thanks also to all the Ribble Valley Midvyives.


With love and congratulations from all the grandparents and great-.grandparents


KNOWLES - CAWTHERLEY Vicky and Adrian are delighted to announce


the safe arrival of Keelan Blake Cawtherley, on September 13th, 2006, weighing 71b 2oz. A welcome brother for Jasmine.


^ Many thanks to Dr. Huson Ribble Valley Midwives


and all staff at Royal Blackburn


MARTIN - IRELAND ’ Ian and Christine Martin and Richard ^nd Pam Ireland are delighted to announce


the engagement of Stefan and Becky on September 18th.


Lots of love and congratulations from both families


Lots of love cuddles and kisses. Mummy and Daddy xx


To my little bro with snuggles and kisses From your big sister Hannah xx


Coming of Age ^ -| HOWARD 50


WALKER Robert


Sepember 25th 2006


Happy birthday to my wonderful husband Love Morag xxx


Happy birthday Dad From Donna, Rachel and David xxx


Diamond Wedding P A R K E R Jim and Mary September 21st 2006 Congratulations Mum and Dac


Love and best wishes from all the family


60 S IM PSON Barbara and Tom


Congratulations on your Diamond Wedding Anniversary, September 23rd, 200k


»-ots of love Marjorie


2^ JL Zara Ann "Princess” 21 Today


Love and best wishes


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