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DUFFY Julia


I would like to thank all family and


friends who attended my 40th birthday on Friday, September 22nd


Thanks for all the cards and gifts received.


A special thanks to Peter and Barbara and all the members atWhalley Golf Club and also special thanks to Cheryl


and Sharon and all the. staff atWhalley Golf Club, also DJ Andy,Terry and Carole and staff atThe Swan and Royal.


A special thank you to my two boys


Oliver and Ryan and Helen and last but not least my husband I now know what I'm thanking you for and 1 can't wait till Saturday.


Love you all Julia xxx Mary and Laurence O'HAGAI Wish to thank our wonderful


children Michael and Kathleen, in-laws Janet and Ian, our four fantastic grandchildren and all


relatives, friends and neighbours f( all the gifts, cards, beautiful flowers


and donations, totalling £300 for the Clitheroe Heart Machine Fund. Thanks to Greendale Restaurant for the


superb buffet and to everyone who helped to make this a day to remember.


________ God bless you all


Happy 40th Birthday' All my love and


Happy 40th birthday Love and kisses


Mollw Macy and Max xxx


IAN and GEOFF


We would like to thank everyone who came to our surprise party and for all the


cards and donations received for the N.W. Air Ambulance and Cancer Research.


Special thanks to our families, we love you all very much, it was a party to remember!


Tom and Barbara SIMPSON


would like to thank their relations and friends for flowers, gifts and cards on the occasion of their Diamond Wedding Celebration And thanks also to the Copy Nook Hotel for an excellent meal


Young Generation


HOWORTH Imogen


September 30th 2006 Happy 1st birthday to our


special little girl Love from Mummy and Daddy xxx


M GRUNDY (nee Griffiths)


Gillian and Daniel I ' ' ' - are delighted to announce the


safe arrival of their daughter Daisy Mae,


on September 19th, 2006. A welcome sister for Mary Jane


Many thanks to Doctors, midwh/es and medical staff at


Royal Blackburn Hospital O'CONNOR - POWERS


Congratulations Selina and Dan on the birth of your baby son Joshua, on September 26th at 5.30 a.m.


Love from both mums XXX


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BURGESS Gordon Barry


September 25th 2006] Look who's 21


Love Mum, Dad, Craig, Becka,


Carla, Camille and Daniel


Love you always . Sara


Big hugs and kisses daddy


Love Katelyn Coming of Age LAYZELL


(nee Parker) Ben and Suzanne are


delighted to announce the safe arrival of Eve Maddison


on September 22nd, 2006, weighing 61b 14oz.


Thanks to Helen and Angela on C.D.S. and Ribble Valley Midwives


'' October 1st 2006 I


THOMPSON . Scott


best wishes Tara x To our very special ; daddy


HESLOP Lynda


September 26th 2006


Happy 50th birthday Have a great party!


Lots of love Stephen, Anne-Louise and Christopher


LYNDA and STEPHEN Happy anniversary! 30 wonderful years


j All our love Anne-Louise and Christopher


' Birthday Greetings Coming of Age ZAK Gemma


How could we do iti'^ You were so cute


Glad we gave those_ glasses the boot! Always one to stand out in a crowd


In all you do You make us proud. Have a wonderful 21st


Love you millions Mum, Dad,


Emily, Samuel, Sophie and Bemadetta xxx


Engagements JONES -


HARGREAVES Congratulations and best


wishes Ceri and Matthew on your engagement


Lots o f love from both families Ruby Wedding 40


Richard and Jackie


WEBB


BARNES Victoria


September 28th 2006


Wishing you health and . happiness always All our love


• ' Mum and Dad Happy birthday sis


Paul, Adele and Danielle Have a great weekend!


50th Birthday 50 “ *** S 50teve


September 27th 2006 Happy birthday daddy Love Jo-Jo and Nancy


5 0


HESLOP (nee Smithies) Lynda


September 26th 2006 Happy 50th birthday A ll my love Steve


^ Thanks for putting up with me for the last ^ ________________ 30 years!____________


Engagements


SANDERSON - BOOTHMAN David and Valerie Boothman of


Waddington, are delighted to announce the engagement of their daughter,


Leanne, to Jon, son of Dorothy and Joe Sanderson of Blackburn


Co ng ra tula t io ns from both fam ilie s


STAVELEY -


COWPERTHWAITE Michael and Valerie


Staveley are delighted to announce


the engagement of their son, David, to Rachel, youngest daughter of the late George & Florence Cowperthwaite Love and congratulations from both families


PARFITT


Marion and Bernard


October 1st


To a unique couple on your Ruby Wedding Anniversary


Lots o f love Ali and Ste, Cathy and Neil, Kayla, Kirt, Conor, Kirby, Keigan, Kenya and Oliver xxx


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Sh ep h e rd , a g ed 90 years, la te o f Dunsop B r id g e , th e be lov ed w i fe o f


On S e p tem b e r 21st , 20 06, p e a c eR i lIy in h o sp ita l,


SHEPHERD Jessica


J e s s ic a


■ dear ly loved gran n y o f Elizabeth, Joh n , Ben and Lisa and a dear m o th e r - in - law and friend to many. A


J o sep h , th e much loved m oth er o f Mark and th e la te Michael,


th e late


rem em b ran c e will ta k e p la c e tod a y , Th ursday , Sep tem b e r 28 th a t S t A n d rew s Church, Slaid bu rn at 1 p .m .


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C l i th c ro c F u n e ra l S e rv ic e s , W h a l le y


Chew, 10/12


c/o Road,


p r iv a te c r em a t io n . F am i ly f low e r s only, b u t d o n a t io n s d e s ired


fo l low in g a Birthday Memories for i f


memo r ies o f a d ear h u sband , d ad and g ran d ad , S ep tem b e r


Lo v in g b ir th d a y


28th. His end was so sudden.


Love from Ka lli leen, Wyn, Veronica , Paul, David


His last thoughts unknown. But he left us a memory. We areproud to own.


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On S ep tem b e r 20th, 20 06, p e a c e fu l ly in h o sp ita l an d o f Clitncroc, Er ic Jones, ag ed 81 y e a r s , the d ea r ly - lo ved husband o f Christina, the much loved fa th e r o f Alison, fath er-in-law o f David and th e d e a re s t g ra n d ad o f Edw ard and Philip. T h e fu n e ra l se rv ic e wi ll ta k e p la c e on Monday, O c to b e r 2nd a t T r in i ty M e th od is t Church, Clith e ro c at 1- 30 p.m. to be followed b y in te rm en t at C li th e ro e C em e te ry . F low e r s p le a s e or d o n a t ion s i f d e s ired fo r T h e British Heart F o u n d a t io n R ich ard


JONES Eric


Chew, 10/12


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C li th e ro c , BB 7 lAW. Inqu ir ie s T e l . 01200


Road, 443045-_______________ BENTLEY


Sweet memories o f a loving daughter and s is te r , w h o died S ep tem b e r 29th, 1998.


DIzabeth Jane


Those we love don’t go away,


Lov e Mummy, Daddy and Joseph.


Still louea and missed and very dear.


Unseen, unheard, but alwaus near.


DUCKWORTH Gladys


Loving memories o f a d ear wife, mother and nanna, who fell asleep Sentember 26th, 1994* A lonely house, a vacant


Sleep well m y love, Harold.


chair. Something missing everywhere, The hardest part that comes my way. Is living without you every day.


HALL


Eric, Michele, Isabel. Dave, Ph il ip, David and Gina, xxx Lots o f love grandma, David and l^ ch e l xxx.


September 27th, 1996. It doesn’t feel like you’ve been gone ten years, We can always feel you near. It doesn't stop us from missing you loads. And wishing you were still here. Forever in our hearts


Jessie Memories BIBB


Precious are memories of loved ones we hold dear


Remembered always throughout the years


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Roy Carole and Hayley would like to express Ihcir sincere thanks to all relatives, fr ien d s


BARROW Lesley


ministrations and to all who attended the funera l serv ice and have given donations fo r th e East Lancs Hospice. They would a lso lik e to express th e ir appreciation to th e Pa ram ed ic s and Police Service for their assistance and to Dr M e lan ie Cronin for lic r ca re over the y e a r s . Finally our th an k s to Carl and Pauline Price and staff fo r


arranRcments. the


ca rd s o f condolence and for all the support w e ^ have received during our sad loss o f Kevin. We would also lik e to e.xpress our gratitude to the Rev. David N o b lc t t and Kevin's friends Chris and Craig for such a f it t in g and u p lift ing se rv ic e also fo r the S u b a ru 's on route. T h a n k in g everyone w h o at ten d ed the funeral service and for th e


neighbours and work co l le a g u e s fo r the o ve rw h e lm in g kind m e s sa g e s sym pa th y ,


let ters,


donations received for th e C li th e ro e Heart Machine Fund.


generous


T h e family o f the late and S t . J u d e fo r Ted Green wishes to prayers answered, express their thunks to family and friends for ca rd s o f sympa thy, le t te r s , flowers and d o n a t ion s received, thanks also to Rev. C. C h e c sem an fo r his kind and comforting ministrations and to al l a t Wh alley Methodist Church, to d o c to r s and d is tr ict n u rse s at Wh alley Health Centre and to paramedics and s ta f f a t


GREEN Edward (Ted)


THANKS TO OUR LORD Blackburn Hospital. the Royal


Harold and Susan w ou ld lik e to thank most s in ce re ly all re la t iv e s ,


L i llian , friends, o f funeral


FALLOWES Kevin


Robert,


sympathy and letters, ca rd s o f condolence and fo r all the support Uicy have received during their sad loss. T h an k in g also the Rev. Chris Chccscman fo r


exp re s s io n s his kind


n e igh b ou rs for the m an y


kind and o f


The family o f th e late Arthur would lik e to thank a l l re la t iv e s , friends


SHAW Arthur


n e igh b ou rs fo r the lovely floral tr ibutes, maiw c a rd s


and


concfolence, dona tions to


kindness shown to the family d u r in g th is difficult t ime. T h an k you also to Reverend Peter H ap g o od - Str ickland fo r his c o m f o rt in g minis tra t ion s , to an s ta f f on Wa rd 6, Burnley G en e ra l Hospital


F ounda tion


th e R o ta ry and


loving ca re and to all staff at A lderson and Horan


Services fo r all their help and kindness.


F u n e ra l


Jack, D a v id , Lind a and. fam i l ie s wou ld like to sin ce re ly thank all relatives , fr ien d s , neighbours and work co l lea gu e s fo r the many


WHITEHEAD Evelyn


expre s s io n s sympa th y,


kind


received a f te r th e ir sad lo s s o f E v e lyn . Special thanks to Rev. Carl Sch aefer fo r his kind w o rd s and co mfo rt i n g m in is tra t io n s , to afl who helped to re-open and clean Holy T r inity Church, to the many people w h o attended the fu rn e ra l s e rv ic e and to everyone who gave so g en e rou s ly to Holy T r in i ty result ing in £ 1,28 0 b e in g raised. Special th anks to S a rah from Lan g sh aw s F u n e ra l Directors and to the caring nursing s ta f f o f Ward 10, B u rn le y General Hospital who made E v e lyn 's la s t weeks o f h e r l i fe so comfortable.


cards o f co n d o len c e and fo r


le t te r s , f low e r s


Personal Acknowl­ edgements


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Roadside eye tests for drivers


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PO L IC E teamed up w ith a Clitheroe opticians to offer free eye tests to motorists. Staff from S.W. Allen opticians,


in Market Place, helped officers to carry out the tests in Sainsbury’s car park as part of a new police campaign to encourage safer driv­ ing.


Sgt Stuart Isherwood, from the


Road Policing Unit at Accrington, Lancashire Constabulary, said: “Drivers must be able to read a number plate at a minimum dis­ tance of 20.5 metres in good day­


light under the Road Traffic Act. “Drivers have their eyesight


checked when they pass their driv­ ing test and there is no further requirement for a test until they reach 70 years old. The dangers of driving with uncorrected eyesight are obvious and yet this is an area th a t is often neglected by the motoring public. “We will not be prosecuting


anybody who fails the voluntary eye test today, but will obviously encourage those who do fail the test to visit an optician and invest


in some appropriate glasses or con­ tact lenses as soon as possible.”. Brett Millard, operations direc­


tor for S.W. Allen opticians, said: “We consider road safety an extremely high priority, which is why we are happy to be working with Lancashire Constabulary in this campaign.” Our picture shows Mrs Mary


Eglin, one of the many shoppers to take advantage of the free eye test, with Brett Millard, of S.W. Allen opticians and PC Gary Makin. (A130906/11)


Died during surgery


AN 81-year-old Ribble Valley woman who suffered a perforation of the colon during a routine colonscophy died after surgery to correct the prob­ lem. An inquest heard th a t Doris


Buxbaum appeared to be recovering well from the surgery, but there was a sudden deterioration and she died before her family arrived at hospital. However, a post-mortem examina­


tion revealed that Mrs Buxbaum had severe heart problems, which were the cause of her death. Mrs Buxbaum, of Eastfield Drive,


West Bradford, underwent surgery to remove the perforated section on June 6th and Dr Lyndon Jones said the operation was uneventful. She was taken to the intensive care


unit, where her recovery was described as dramatic. She was moved to the high dependency u nit and eventually transferred to a normal ward. Her husband, Mr Axel Buxbaum,


said his wife had been waiting for the final transfer and had told him to go home. Early the following morning he received a call from the hospital, but by the time he arrived she was dead. “It was an enormous shock,” said


Mr Buxbaum. Dr Jones said the incidence of per­


foration of the colon during a colon­ scophy was one in 1,000. A post-mortem examination


showed Mrs Buxbaum's heart was enlarged and there was some scarring which showed blood supply had not been optimum. Some arteries were blocked by as much as 90 %. The medical cause of death was


given as heart failure due to harden­ ing and narrowing of the arteries, with the operation contributing to, but not causing death. Deputy coroner Carolyn Singleton


recorded a narrative verdict - a short, factual statement setting out the cir­ cumstances of Mrs Buxbaum's death.


Learn the art of Scottish dancing


ANYONE interested in learning Scot­ tish, county or highland dances should look no further than the Clitheroe and District Caledonian Society. Due to s ta r t at its new venue of


Pendleton Village Hall, the group would welcoirie new members, children and adults. For further information contact Miss Isobel Bristow on 01200 446810.


"Delicious’ artwork is on show


paintings, by Julie Ander­ son, is on show until tomorrow a t Whalley Library. Entitled “Golden Delicious”, the art-is cre­ ated with rich coloured inks and each piece is unique, capturing a differ­ ent moment in time. Miss Anderson said


THE artwork of a Liver­ pudlian artist is currently on display in the Ribble Valley. A collection of colourful


change from Julie’s usual style, which includes black and white charcoal draw­ ings, collages and sculp­ tures. Art enthusiasts have a last chance to view the exhibition before it ends tomorrow.


that this collection reflects her own personal change and development as an artist. However, she added that visitors to the exhibi­ tion should come to their own conclusions about what the work means to them. ■ The bright colours are a


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