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Richard Chew & Terry Scott Office and Cbapel 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 turn generations offering a 24hrpersonal service


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


November and, 2007, a l his home, Alan, aged 76 years, o f Great M itton, the dearly loved husband o f Anne, a much loved father o f Stephen and


P e a ce fu lly on


M ich ae l, a beloved g ran d fa th e r


Ch ar lotte


Benjamin also a dear b ro th e r o f Eleanor and the late Phyllis. R ep o s in g


and


‘P ca ceha ven ’ Chapel o f Res t. Service and cremat ion will take place a t Accrington Crematorium, on M on da y, November 12 th a t 12 -2 0 p.m. F am i ly flowers only p lea se , donations in memory o f Alan i f so desired may be given fo r the Pendlcsidc Medic al Dis tr ict


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(please make cheques payable to Pcndlesidc Medical Practice), c/o M r s


Practice Nurses


R a i lw a y View Road, C lith ero c , BB7 2 JG . In q u ir ie s to Brian P r ice


U n d e r w o o d , P cn d lc s id c Medical P rac tice , Clitheroe Health


Linda Centre,


Funeral Directors. Tel. 0 12 0 0 441297.


and Son,


L Pre-paid funeral plans available on request M ^ f yncnu,®‘i-oc d e a r ly loved


November 6th, 2007, in Clithcroc Hospital, Wynne aged 94 years, ''**■ *


P ea ce fully, on


the late Cyril, also a much loved aunt and great aunt. R epo s in g


She will be sadly missed by all her family andfriends. Her funeral service takes place, today, Thursday, November 8th, 2 0 0 7 Aidans


Billingc, St Helens, followed by committal


Church, at St


Peacefully on October 29th, 20 0 7 , Edna aged 8 3 y ea rs, reunited with husband Gordon, a much loved mother o f Gillian and Judith and the beloved nanny o f Diane, Tracy and Michael.


DARLINGTON Edna


On


DAWSON Harold


November 6th, 2007, peacefully in hospital, Harold Dawson, aged 85 years, o f Clitheroe, a much loved dad, grandad and great- grandad. For


Tuesday,


Clitheroe. BB7 lAW. Tel. 0 12 0 0 44SQ4S-


' Road,


a rrangements please contact Clitheroc Funeral Service 10- 12 Whallcy


funeral


Pcacehaven Chapel o f Rest. Service and cremation will take place a t Accrington Crematorium date and time to be a r ran g ed .


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flow ers only please, donations in memory o f Wynne i f so desired may be given for Cancer Research U.K., c/o Mrs S. Blackburn, 14 Montague Street, C lith c ro c , BH7 2E B . F o r funeral arrange­ ments please contact Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors, Tel. 0 12 0 0 441297.


Family wife o f the ,


SOMERS Wynne


o f


MAUDSLEY Alan


On November 3 rd , 2 0 0 7 , suddenly but peacefully at her home in Clithcroo, Brenda, aged 8 4 years, the b e lo v ed wife o f the la te Jam e s Thomas T urn er , the very dear m o th e r and best friend o f Susan and so n - in - law Lcn and the de are st and much treasured grandma o f Steven. T h e fun e ral service will


TURNER Brenda


tom o r row Friday, November 9th at the C h ap e l o f Rest, 10 Wh a l le y


take place c rem a t io n


Clithcroc at 1 1 a.m. to be


Road,


A c c r i n g t o n Crematorium. Family f low e r s only please, but donations i f de sired for Clithcroe Hospital, c/o Richard C h ew


followed b y at


Funeral Service, 10 / 12 W h a l le y


C l ith c ro c , BB7 9FA. Inquirie s. Tel. 0 12 0 0


William Noah


On Tuesda y! October 3 0 th , 2 0 0 7 , peacefully in C lithcroc Care Home, William, aged 8 5 y e a r s , a good friend to Geof frey Newlove. T h e service and cremation took place a t Accrington Crem­ a to r ium , yesterday, W e d n e s d a y N o v em b e r 7th. All in q u ir ie s L. Champ Funera l Service, Bank


House, Whalley Road, C la y t o n - l e -M o o r s , Accrington, BB5 5DY. Tel. 0 12 5 4 390731.


In Memoriam


rem em b ran c e o f a d e a r ly loved mother, g ran dm a and great- g ra n dm a ,


In loving


N o v em b e r 9th, 1997. Always smiling, good and kind, A beautiful memory left behind.


died


RICHARDSON Nellie


Clithcroc Road,


443045-_______________ WHITEHEAD


ASHWORTH-WALKER Jenna and Shane


Acknowledgements HEWFTT


Anita, Alan and family would like to thank ail friends for cards and donations received in memory o f J im . A spec ial thanks to Ja n e t and Chris and a ll s ta f f at Manor House Nursing Home, R e v .


James Hampson (Jim)


Nicholson, ^ Rev. Rodney Nicholson, Pau line and Carl, B r ian and Je an o f Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors.


Roland


P a t and family would like to express their s inc ere thanks for all the many letters and c a rd s o f sympathy which they received a t the time o f their s a d loss. A lso d o n a t io n s


MAHUCH John


C ro s s ro ad s and the NSPCC. Thank you to F a th e r Wareing fo r his words o f comfort. O ur grateful thanks to the wonderful C ro s s ro ad s


to


whose help, support and friendship made it possible for .John to rem a in in his own home. Also to Dr Zak and Dr Warren and the excellent nursing s t a f f a t the Medical C en t re , Clitheroe H o sp ita l and T h e M an o r House Da y C a re Team.


lad ie s


Heather, Phil and all the family wish to th ank


McENTEE Larry


fr ien d s


neighbours for the cards, letters, flowers and support received d u r in g the time o f their sad loss. Special thanks to Doctor Will MacKcan and District N u r se s Jo s ic A rthur and Jan e t Cross for th e ir


relatives, and


professionalism and to Father Duggan, Keane and Warcing, y o u r sympathy and Kindness has been a help and comfort to us all.____________________


care and


T o the sacred heart. De ar heart of Je su s , in the past I h a v e a sk ed for many fa vou rs this time I a sk you this special one (mention fa vou r ) . T ak e it dear Heart o f J e s u s and place it w ith in your h e a r t , w h e re your F a th e r s e e s it, then in h is merciful eyes it will b ecome your fa vo u r not mine. Amen. S a y th is prayer th re e time s for three da ys and your favour will b e granted. N e v e r known to fail. Must p rom ise publication o f prayer. RC.


N0VENA


F rom y o u r loving d au gh te r Ellen, Alan and family.


T h an k s for p ra y e r s answered.


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are delighted to announce the birth of their daughter


Ava Hope


Born October 31st, 2007. Weighing 7lb 14oz


Special thanks to all Doctors and midwives on C9 maternity ward.


Happy 21st to a special princess Lots of Love


Mum and Dad, Ian,


Chris, Tom and Jack xxxx


ASHWORTH - WALKER


Thank you Jenna and


Shane for our very special first Grandchild


Ava Hope Love from very


proud grandparents Pat and Norman xxx


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Happ y 21st Birthday Princess


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Love you always Your Prince Charming


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John and Rachel are detighted to announce the safe arrival of their daughter


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Ella Grace on Sunday November 4th, 2007 at Blackpool Victoria Hospital.


A Granddaughter for Peter and Elizabeth, Kathleen and David


Love and congratulations from both families


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(nee Tomlinson) Gavin and Estelle


are delighted to announce the safe arrival of


Willow Honour Mai


Born November 1st, 2007 Weighing 7lbs 12oz.


A welcome sister for Scarlett and Finlay. Special thanks to family and friends and the


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Teen’s double-attack victim asks court to show some mercy


A CLITHEROE teenager launched a double attack on a man who he believed had been making “derogatory”


comments about his sister. Blackburn magistrates heard


th a t David Patrick Johnson punched and kicked Hans Pel- grom when he bumped into him in the street. The victim eventually got up


and walked away, but 20 min­ utes later he again chanced upon Johnson who again beat him, leaving him with a bloody nose, bleeding mouth and blurred vision. But despite his brutal treat­


ment, Mr Pelgrom wrote a let­ ter to the court saying he didn’t believe his attacker deserved to go to prison. Miss Clare Knight (defend­


ing) said Mr Pelgrom had responded to newspaper reports of the case by coming into her


Specialist accolades for experts in wine


REPRESENTATIVES of a successful Clitheroe family business travelled to London to pick up a major award. Andrew Byrne and his wife,


Wendy, attended the presenta­ tion of the International Wine Challenge 2007 awards. Renowned as the world's


most prestigious wine competi­ tion, D. Byrne and Co., of King Street, was nominated in 13 categories. The family run business won


four specialists categories for their wines, together with the North West Regional award. They were shortlisted in eight categories for specialist wines, together with the small inde­ pendent merchant of the year, which they have won on numer­ ous occasions in the past. Brothers Andrew, Philip and


Tim, who have been joined by Andrew's son, Joseph, continue to run the long-established business. Andrew and Wendy received the awards on the fam-


ily’s behalf at the Grosvenor Hotel, Park Lane, which was attended by wine royalty from all over the globe. In a ceremony similar to the "Oscars," Andrew had to mount the podium to receive his numerous awards. He told us that, although delighted by all the successes, winning the award for the country’s special­ ist Spanish wine merchant had


provoked the most pride. The Oberver’s wine


writer,Tim Atkin, was reported as saying: "If ever there was a wine shop created by wine lovers for wine lovers, this is it. What more can be said of D. Byrne and Co.” Our photograph shows


Philip, Joseph and Tim Byrne, while Andrew is practising climbing the dizzy heights.


office and asking if he could make a retraction statement. When he was told that was not possible after a guilty plea had been entered, he went to the trouble of writing a letter in support of his assailant. “Mr Pelgrom has told one of


my colleagues that my client has apologised to him and he believes tha t to be a genuine apology,” said Miss Knight. Johnson (18), of Meadow


View, pleaded guilty to assault­ ing Mr Pelgrom and assaulting him causing actual bodily harm. He was given a four- month prison sentence, hut sus- pended for 12 months, and must observe a 9 p.m. to 6 a.m curfew for the next two months. He was also ordered to pay £500 in compensation to Mr Pelgrom and £60 towards costs. The court heard tha t after the first assault Mr Pelgrom


had met his girlfriend and they were walking down to Edisford Bridge when the second con­ frontation occurred. Miss Knight said her client


had confronted Mr Pelgrom about comments he believed Mr Pelgrom had been making about his sister. Mr Pelgrom had laughed these off, b u t Johnson later received further information which suggested the things said were worse than he had at first believed. “T hat was why he


approached the aggrieved on that night and he accepts that he lost his temper,” said Miss Knight. “He shouldn’t have taken it upon himself to sort things out and certainly not when he had been drinking.” Miss Knight said the second


meeting had been entirely acci­ dental when Johnson was on his way home.


Coins and


jewellery go POLICE are hunting a burglar who escaped with cash and jewellery worth nearly £5,000. The thief, a white


male, in his late teens or early 20s, about 5ft. 9ins. ta ll with short brown hair, got into a house in Warwick Drive, Clitheroe. He stole coins worth £1,830, a digital camera, a watch and sev­ eral diamond rings. Anyone with informa­


tion is urged to contact Clitheroe Police on 01200 443344, or the free-and- confidential Crimestop- pers line on 0800 555111.


New homes


PLANS to build new apartments in Clitheroe have been given the go-


ahead. An application to con­


struct a two-storey block of 16 units a t Mitchell Street was granted per­ mission by members of the borough council’s planning committee. Conditions imposed on


the permission include parking spaces being made available before anyone moves in. Further details about bin storage areas, landscaping and samples of materials to be used for the walls and roof was also requested.


Let us know


IF you are planning an event for Children in Need don’t forget to get in touch and let us know about it in good time by either calling the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times’ office on 01200 422324 or e-mail dun- can.smith@eastlanc- snews.co.uk


Trailer goes


A TRAILER worth £2,000 was stolen from a farm in Twiston on Tues­ day evening after thieves forced their way into the farm grounds by damag­ ing an outbuilding door and made off with the Ifor Williams trailer.


Airgun shot


VANDALS smashed a window a t a house in Whalley Road, Langho when they shot at it with an airgun, causing £100 worth of damage.


Village pub one of best places in country for food


A VALLEY eatery is one of the best places in the country to enjoy Sunday


lunch. According to one of the weekend


lifestyle magazines published in The Times, The Craven Heifer at Chaigley was third in the country. Langho’s Northcote Manor also made


it into the top 10. This is not the firs t time th a t the


Craven Heifer has made it into a Times food list. Previously it has been listed in the newspaper’s Gastro Pub guide. For the past three years Alison Ash­


worth has run the front of house at the Chaigley pub, while head chef Nick Wharfe has taken charge of the kitchen. Said Alison: “This is the second time


that we have been featured in The Times. On this occasion they sent someone out


to eat here and they also had a website where people could vote for th e ir favourite place for Sunday lunch, so it was half down to the public and half to the mystery diner.” The dessert featured in The Times’


piece was Lancashire parkin with raisin honeyed syrup. Alison added that after the article appeared in The Times they were beseiged by hoards of customers.


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