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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, November 30th, 2006 31 THIS CHRISTMAS Carl’s flamboyant flowers


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vw/v/.clitheroetocl3v.co.tifc- ■ Funeral Directors HIGH Clitlieroe Fimeral and


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Pre-payment funeral plans available Funeral Directors


Richard Chew & Terry Scott Office and Chapel of Rest


Clitheroe Funeral Service 10-12 Whalley Road


(opposite Sainsburys) Clitheroe


Tel: 01200 443045


Brian Price & Son Funeral Directors


‘Peacehaven’ Chapel o f Rest


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


Brian, Jean, Carl and Pauline Tel: Clitheroe 441297


On N ov em b er 22nd, 2 0 0 6 , suddenly al her h om e , in Clithcroe. Margaret High, aged 72 years, the beloved wife o f the late Ian, nnich loved mother o f Linda, Graham and Gordon and daiighlcr- in-Iaw Pauline, also a very d ea r grandma and great-grandma and a muen loved sister.


Margaret Mary


Clitheroe, BB7 lAW. Inquiries Tel. 01200 44S045.


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Peacehaven Chapel o f Rest. Service and cr em a t ion will take p la ce at Skipton C rematorium - date and time to be arrang ed . Family f low e r s only please, d onat ion s in memory o f Sadie to a charity o f y ou r ow n choice. For funeral arrangements please contact Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 4412Q7.


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Inquiries Cooper and Son, 19 Clinton Place, S e a fo rd , BN25 iNP. Tel. 013 2 3 897666.


2 0 0 6 , aged 83 years. She will b e sadly missed by herfam ily.


p ea ce fu l ly , N o v em b e r


Passed


(nee Watemorth) Brenda


26th,


away on


Died On November 26th, 2 0 0 6 , at Royal Blackburn Hospital, afte r a short illness, h u sb an d o f Alan, m o th e r o f Richard and Miles and daughter o f Dorothy. R ep o s in g


BAKER Sadie


Suddenly peacefully


DRINKWATER Maiy


Crowtrees Brow, Chatburn, Clitheroe, BB7 4AA- For funeral arrangements please con ta ct Brian Price* and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 012 0 0 441297.


Raydale, __________


Peacehaven Chapel o f Rest. Service and interment will take place at Christ Church, Chatburn, date and time to be arranged. Family flowers only please, donations in memory o f Mary i f so desired may be given fo r repairs to Chatburn Village Clock (please make cheques payable to Chatburn Parish Council), c /o Mrs M. Birch,


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in Clitheroe Care Home. Mary, aged 80 years, o f Chatburn, the dearly loved wife o f the late Joseph, also a much loved mother o f Reb.ecca, Martin and David. R eposing


November 27th, 2 0 0 6 ,


but on


Lowergate, Clitheroe. BB7 lAD. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 012 0 0 441297.________


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Blackburn Hospital. Funeral service will be held at 9-15 a.m. on Friday, December 1st, 2 0 0 6 at Whalley Parish Church, prior to crem a t ion at A cc ri n g t on


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Thursday, November 2 3rd at St Pauls Church, L ow Moor, Clitheroe, followed by interment at Clitheroe Cemetery. Donations i f d e sired fo r North West A ir Ambulance, c /p R ich a rd Chew C lith e ro c Funeral Service, W ha lley


p la ce on


10/12 Road,


C lith e ro c , aged 63 years, the deariy loved w i fe o f Bill, the dea rest a n d much loved mother o f Ian, Julie and Stephen and a much loved nanny, also the dear sister o f Pru and Margaret and the late J oh n and Bob and a dear auntie. Th e fun e ra l service to ok


W o r th in g ton ,


On N o v em b e r 15th, 2 0 0 6 , p ea ceful ly in hosp ita l,


WORIHINGTON Ann


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2 0 0 6 , Pauline, aged 83 years, passed away at


the Royal N o v em b e r On


WILKINSON Pauline


Monday, 20tn,


Donations in memory o f C hris topher i f so desired may be given fo r either the Gurklia We lfare Trust, c /o Miss Am y Spraggs, P.O. Box 1821s, 2nd Floor. 1 Old Street, London, ECiV 9XB or the Salvation Army, c /o Captain Elizabeth Smith,


2 0 0 6 , in the East Lancashire Hospice, Blac kbu rn , Christopher, aged 86 years, o f Bo lion -by - Bowland, the dearly loved husband o f Joyce, a much loved father o f Judith and A lis on , a loving fathcr-in-Iaw o f Fred and George, a devoted grandad o f Amanda, Harriet and William, also a dear brother-in- law o f Irene. Service and interment took place at St Peter and St Paul's Church, B o l t o n -b y -B ow la n d on Wednesday, N ov em b e r


eacefully, N ov em b e r


22nd, 29111. P Christopher William on


Atkin son wish to thank all relatives, friends


cTonations received durin g their sad bereavement. Special thanks to doctors and s ta f f at Burnley General Hospital and the Royal Preston Hospital, the district nurses and carers and Rev. Dr A. Sowerbutts fo r his com fo r t in g ministrations.________


CATILOW Cedlla Maiy


c on d o len c e received during their sad loss. Thank ing also the Rev. Canon R odney Nicholson fo r his kind words and comforting ministrations and to all wh o attended the funeral service and have given donations. Tliey would also like to express their appreciation to Dr A. Carter and the district nurses fo r all their care and kindness.


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Mrs Lynn Heaton would like to thank all family and friends fo r their nelp and support since the sad ana very sudden death o f her husband Peter.


HEATON Peter


receiv ed at this sad time.


don a t ion s


friends ^and everyone fo r their expressions o f sympathy, support and cards received during ou r sad loss. Thanking also staff at Intensive Care Unit, Blackburn Royal Hospital, also Rev. Nicholson fo r a lovely ch urch service . A lso spec ial • thanks to Terry and Richard fo r the


Bill and family wish to thank


WORTHINGTON Ann


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J oh n , Nigel, Sharon and family would like to thank all friends and neighb ours fo r the kind expressions o f sympathy, cards o f c on d o len c e , f low e rs and


WILUS Sheila


RICKHUSS Susan


November 30th 2006


Happy 50th birthday


Lots of love Joe xxx


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Happy birthday Mum Love from Gillian and Matthew xxx


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would like to express their sincere thanlcs to all relatives, friends and neighb ours fo r the many kind exp re ss ions


o f o f


The fam f l^ F the late Cecilia Mary Catlow


Birthday Greetings 30


LINGARD Jessica


December 3rd 2006


Happy birthday sweetheart


Lots of love from John, Ella and all your


family xxx 50th Birthday


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Remembering at Christmas a dear wife, mum, grandma and great-grandma, died August I3th 2006. A little comer in our hearts, h set aside fo r you. A s lomg as life and memories last. We will always remember you Love from all your family xxx


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Dave and Sue Jackson of Clitheroe, would like to announce the engagement of their only daughter


Leanne to Duncan, eldest son of Barry and Shirley Singleton of Dunsop Bridge. Congratulations and best wishes from both families.


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CLARK Jolene


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Lancaster University. Good luck for the future


love from Mum, Jean, John, Holly and Thomas


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YOUNGSTERS from Ribblesdale Children’s Centre visited a local nature reserve during a recent Wildlife Welly P\m Day. Held in the half-term holidays in


conjunction with nature reserve officer Phil Dykes from the Lan­ cashire Wildlife Trust, 78 adults and children took part enjoying a variety of activities in Crossbills Quarry, Clitheroe, for free.


These included an “Un-nature


Trail” , on which children were encouraged to investigate the local surroundings by spotting objects hidden in bushes that would not normally be found on a nature trail. Other activities were badge mak­ ing, mask making and a variety of other games. The aim of the fun day was to make families more aw^e of the quarry and encourage


people to get out and about in the half-term holiday. Ribblesdale Children’s Centre


extended services manager Fiona Owen, said: “Feedback has been overwhelmingly positive and it is hoped that similar events will take place in the future during the school holidays.” Our picture shows some of the children who enjoyed the fun day. (s)


Crossroads’ cash for Pauline


CH A R IT Y Crossroads has received a boost of £2,066 follow­ ing a packed event at St Michael and St John’s RC Social Centre. A Swing and Star Evening was


organised by the Catholic Ladies’ Group and featured St Augustine’s RC High School Swing Band and Stars in their Eyes, from Wadding- ton. The final sum included £450


raised earlier in the year from a coffee morning and the cheque was presented to Crossroads during the evening,. Terminally ill cancer sufferer


Pauline Altham, o f Goosebutts Lane, Clitheroe, is a member of the ladies’ group and helped to raise the funds for Crossroads. The group now plans to raise


money for Mrs Altham to help her pay for treatment which has been refused on the NHS. They are


and


The family o f the late Mrs


ATKINSON Maijorie


Ma rjorie


Crematorium at 1 p.m. Family flowers only please, but donations fo r Cancer Care UK c / o Richard Chew, C lith c ro c Funeral Service, Whalley


Accrington


10/12 Road,


Th e funeral service and crema t ion will take place tomorrow, Friday, December 1st at


In Memoriam


Loving husband, dad, grandad and great grandad,


GARNER Walter


N ov em b e r


2 00 3 . Your name we often mention,


29th, died


Your voice we cannot hear,


But memories live forever. Of a dad we loved so (fear.


From Alma, Waller, T on y , Linda and family and Bcnji.


May we take this opportunity to thank our


famiiy for aii their heip in making our marriage such a magicai occasion


ii Thank you to aii our friends and ciients for aii the cards and gifts.


WILSON TOUR LORD & ST JUDE


answered. Acknowledgements


hanks fo r prayers


(nee Riley) Kay


would like to thank everyone for coming to my 40th birthday party and for all the lovely gifts.


Special thanks to Terry, Carol, Mum, Nigel, Dave and Molly.


Congratulations i ThankYou PALMER Paul and Jennifer


BOYER Amanda Louise


December 4th 2006


Happy birthday to a dear daughter Lots of love Mum and Dad xx


Love and best wishes to a dear sister From Kim, John and Ashley xxx Lots of love to my granddaughter From Nana xx


All my love Martin xx WALMSLEY


^ ® Philip (Merve)


December 4th 2006 Happy birthday Phil


Lots of love from ^ Mum, Dad, Joanne, Lisa and Ceng


Happy birthday Uncle Philip


From Hannah .. ' fO U f


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Coming of Age


McGLOUGHLIN Mally and Michelle


Would like to wish all their family and friends a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year


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A FLORAL demonstration with a difference was organised by mem­ bers of Clitheroe Lions Club to raise funds for the worthwhile charity Home-Start Rlbble Valley. The renowned florist, Carl


Wilde, who hails from Hudders­ field, has appeared on GMTV and This Morning and in his flamboy­ ant and extrovert way created a variety of floral arrangements on a festive theme using exotic and beautiful flowers and greenery. Throughout the evening,


K E EG A N Daniella


To a special


daughter on your 1st Christmas


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Mummy and Daddy xxx


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attended by over 160 people, most­ ly ladies, he entertained with anec­ dotes about his profession and described his “ emporium” in Hud­ dersfield, which he urged everyone to visit. The extravaganza, held at


Oakhill College, Whalley, began with a glass of wine on arrival and ended with a mince pie served by members of the Lions and the five fantastic arrangements created by Carl during the evening were raf­ fled.


The lucky winners, however, had


the tricky task of tr3dng to trans­ port them home. Proceeds on the evening togeth­


er with sponsorship from Mor­ timers Estate Agents and Tesco


Clitheroe Store, amounted to over £1,400. Our picture shows Clitheroe Lions members Tony Smith (president), Roger Williams and Brian Eastwood with celebri­ ty florist Carl Wilde. (A141106/7)


Children’s wildlife and welly fun!


organising a number of events including a concert by Rossendale Choir on Satiu-day, February 24th, at St Michael and St John’s Church. Pat Holgate, chairman of the ladies’ group, said: “ She’s wprked so hard for other charities and now we want to help her.”


Pictured, from the left: Carol


Grant, Crossroads manager; Grace Hone, finance manager; Tom McLean, Crossroads chairman; Liz Parkinson, Crossroads treasur­ er; Joan Myers, trustee; Ann Gel- dard and Pat Holgate, Catholic Ladies’ Group chairman, (s)


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