26 Ciitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday,September 13th,,2007'


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Brian, Jean, Carl and Pauline Tel: Clitheroe 441297


September 8th, 2007 in hospital, Audrey, aged 81 years, of Clitheroe


Peacefully, on


‘Peacehaven’ Chapel of Rest. Service and cremation will take place at Skipton C r e m a t o r i u m tomorrow, Friday, September 14th at 2.20p.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Audrey if so desired may be given for Cancer Research U.K., c/o Mrs S. Blackburn, 14 Montague Street, Clithcroe, BB7 2EB. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors, Tel. 01200 441297»


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September 4th, 2007, in hospital, Ruth, aged 81 years of Chaigley, the dearly loved wife of the late William, much loved mum of Philip and Janet, loving mother-in-law of Mary and David, dearest nana of Stephen, Michael, Simon and John al$o a dear sister of Dorothy. Service and interment took place at All Hallows Mitton


Peacefully on BISHOP


Peacefully at the Royal Blackburn Hospital. September 1st, aged 95 years, loved wife of the late Caleb and loving mother of Colin, Dorothy and Michael, gran of Siobhan, James, John and Emma, and great gran to Emily and Eliza. Private family funeral has already taken place September 6th, 2007-


(nee Taylor) Jeanle


‘Peacehaven’ Chapel of Rest’. Service and cremation will take place at Accrington C r e m a t o r i u m tomorrow, Friday, September 14th at 11a.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Annie if so desired, may be given for Cancer Research U.K., c/o Mrs S. Blackburn, 14 Montague Street, Clitheroe, BB7 2EB. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors, Tel: 01200 441297.


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Peacefully September 5th, 2007, in hospital, Annie, aged 08 years of Clithcroe, tne dearly loved wife of the late William,' a dear sister of Dorothy also a loving aunt and great aunt. Reposing


KNIGHT Annie


200/T, peacefully in hospital, Hilda, aged 87 years, loving wife of the late Robert Tillotson, much loved mum of Jean and Robin and mother-in- law of Michael and Gill, also a dear grandma and great- grandma and a friend to many*who will be sadly missed. Service and cremation will be held at Acc rin gto n Crematorium on W e d n e s d a y , September


September On


Monday, 10th,


Calverleys Funeral Service, Chatburn Road, Clithcroe, BB7 2AP.. Inquiries. Tel. 01200 442020.


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2007, at *0-20 a.m. Family flowers only please, but donations if so desired can be made in memory of Hilda to British Heart Foundation,


19th,


TILL0TS0N Hilda


Donations in memory of Ruth if so desired may be given for and cheques made payable to the Chemotherapy Unit, Royal Blackburn Hospital, c/o Sister T h o m p s o n , Chemotherapy Unit, Royal Blackburn Hospital, Haslingdcn Road, Blackburn, BB2 3HH. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral. Directors, Tel: 01200 441297.


12th. In Memoriam


With love from Mum, Will, Sue, H and all family and friends.


Remembering Kevin who died, September 16th, 2006. All family and friends miss you, Always remembered in our hearts, Proudly remembered.


• FALLOWES Kevin


W c d n e s d a y , September


Church on


WOOD Ruth


formerly of Keighley, the dearly loved .wife of Norman, a > much loved mum of Susan and the late Norman, also a loving grandma of Christopher and Matthew and a dear friend to many.. Reposing


and.:


WILKINSON Audrey


In Memoriam -


- memorial Pnil?Gud or .: Wot?


- How about uour


In loving memory. - 'As ten years have passed, Those we love don't pass - away,


PROCTER - Jill


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Love always Jason,. Mum, Bob, Lorraine,-. Carol and families ■ xxx.


They walk beside us every ■ day.


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forever, Of someone who was dear to us all. Love always* Mum and Dad, Stephen, Angela, son David, Nephews Callum ana Jamie xxx.


Birthday Memori CHEW


Birthday memories of a dearly loved husband, September 14th. The rolling stream o f life goes on. But still the vacant chair, Recalls the time, the voice, the smile. Of you that once sat there, Your memory is my - keepsake, With which I will never


Henry (Beau)


part, God has you in his keeping, I have you in my heart. Till we meet again, all my love forever, God bless, Margery xxx


70th


MARSDEN Tom


memories of a dear husband, September 16th.


Birthday God bless Dorothy xx.


I f there were steps to heaven Tom you know that I'd be there, To wish you Iiappy birthday you know I really cared.me


Birthday memories of a dear aad, September 16th.


MARSDEN Tom


Precious memories to a wonderful and caring


Cove Christine, Keith and Ben xxx.


Who always had time and a smile fo r us. Happubirthday dad, miss you dearly.


In loving memory of a dear husband, father and son. Dearly missed and always in our thoughts. Love from Karen, Bradley and Bronte, Mum, Dad, Sisters and family.


LEEMING Robert


In loving memory of a dear husband ana dad died, September 13th, 2004.


LEEMING Robert (Bob)


Bradley, Bronte and Karen


Always in our thoughts _____


Dad


Precious birthday memories of a dear dad, September 16th. A birthday card we cannot send, His hand we cannot touch, But God will take our greetings, To the one we love so much. Love always, Anne, Shaun and family xxx.


MARSDEN Tom


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what ever you want, whenever you want it


Preious memories of a wonderful son, died Secptember 15th, 1993.. There's a face we will always remember, A voice we will always recall, A memory to cherish


THORNBER Kevin


September 9th, 2004/ Loved and missed by all


McQUADE • Phil


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Love from mum and all the family.


I Birthday Memories lAcknowledgeme


Remembering Dad on his


WOODS .Bill


From daughter Pat. Acknowledgement:


The family of the late Connie Badger would like to tnank all friends, neighbours and work colleagues for the cards and flowers received on their sad loss. Thanks to Dr. Flatley for all his care given to mum over the years, thanking also Pete Goulding for his kind words and all at Clitheroe Funeral Service for their care and thoughtfulness at this sad time.______


BADGER Connie


Kathleen, Barbara, David and families would like to express their sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbours for the many expressions of sympathy, offers of help, cards, letters, floral tributes and phone calls received on the sad loss of their father Jake. Thanks also to Canon Philip Dearden for the lovely service he gave Jake and to all who attended the funeral and wake. Special thanks' to Doctor, Saunders for his care and to the community nurses. God bless you all.


HIGHLAND Jacob (Jake)


sympathy and letters and cards of condolence received during their sad loss. They would also like to thank the Rev. Denise Free for her kind words and co m f o r t in g ministrations, to Dr. Whyte for his care and kindness and for donations received for the


John, Ada, Laura, Joyce, Kevin, Carol and families would like to thank everyone for the many Kind expressions


NEWBY Ethel


Hospice and Sabden Methodist Chapel and to Mrs Doreen Wright for her assistance with the donations.______


‘ Pcndleside PINCH


donations, letters ana phone calls received on their sad loss of Maureen. Thanks to Peter Goulding for the lovely caring service he gave Maureen, to all who attended her funeral and her wake after, to Doctor Flatley, the district and MacMillan nurses for their excellent care of Maureen in her final weeks. Finally to Richard Chew and Terry scott for' their help and support in making this difficult time easier to cope with.


cards, jclitheroeaiiYertiser.co.uk. ____ respect to all.____ Love, peace and


Albert and family would like to express their sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbours for the many expressions of sympathy, offers of help,


Maureen


September 19th. Look around your garden L o r d , . . , And find the one I love, Wish him happy birthday, I only.wish I could.


birthday, RYAN dairies Michael


Hospital for all their care and kindness, to Low Moor Club for the refreshments and to the Price family for all funeral arrangements.


Blackburn


Dianne i n i all the family would like'to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends,' • colleagues and neighbours for. the many kind expressions . • . of sympathy and letters ‘ and ' cards -..of condolence "received during- their sad loss.- Thanking also Father J. Duggan for his. kind' words and comforting ministrations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations and Mass Offerings. They would also like to express their appreciation to Dr. G. McBride and all the Staff bn Ward C8 Royal


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For favours received A.M.


Thanks to St Jude In OurThoughts


PRAYER TO OUR LORD May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be praised, adored and glorified, throughout the world forever Amen.


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Congratulations GILL


Amy and Gemma Congratulations h-i&y.JSsW


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completing your studies.


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Best wishes in your chosen careers as a t Chemistry f


Teacher and a Dentist


Love from Mum, Dad, Peter, Topsy and Freddie ave a


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McQUADE Phil


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Birthdays . of 40 40 40 M 40 40 40 40


ASPDEN (nee Miles) Tracy


September 12th


Happy 40th birthday


All my love


Simon, William andTom xxx


Love and best wishes


From Mum, Dad and all the family xxx


BLEIMKINSOP Julie


September 20th


Happy Birthday! Have (another) good holiday


Love from Ian, Thomas and Rachel,


.Richard, Mum and Dad xxx


^ 40 o


ROBINSON Katy Joy


September 16th 2007 Happy 18th Birthday and have a great party I


Lots of love from Dad and Adam xx


Special love and wishes


From Grandma, Auntie Susan and James xx


Love you my cousin carrot top


From Hannah xx


Love and congratulations From Aunt G.A.S. and Uncle Steve and Auntie


Kath and Uncle Pete and families xx


60th Birthday RIGG Gordon m September 18th


GRUMPY GRANDAD IS 60!!! Love Eleanor, Nathan a n d Leah xxx


Happy Birthday Dad Love S tu a r t and Tracey xxx H / all! x 18th Birthday


18 is 18 is 18 18 CHANTER Becki


September 13th


To a special daughter Have a fantastic 18th birthday Keep smiling!


All our love Mum, Jack and Binnie xxx


And all the family xx


RubyWedding IPSS40LINGER SLIM


Billy and Joyce September 18th


Congratulations 'JB K B f 1 1 on your RubyWedding Anniversary


With love and best wishes from Wendy, Simon, Paul, Kirsti, Brandon, Amber and Holly xxx


Anniversary TROILETT


Janet and Ray September 16th


Congratulations on your Ruby


Wedding Anniversary


From Simon, Matthew and Lisa, Win, Barbara and family


Heather and Conrad With love from Mum xxx


Have a parSyl Have a hall!


But, f@rget S@ hank them all!


McKENNA- LATIMER


Many


Congratulations to | Caroline and


Andrew on their engagement,


Wishing you all the happiness for the future.


Love from Mum, Jeff, Nan, Rachel, Paddy, Vickie and Stuart xxx


Whalley Road, Langho, Nr Clitheroe, BB6 8AB


COOPER Laura


September 11th, 2007


Congratulations on making your 90th birthday Didn't we have a lovely day Hope you enjoyed it too


Love from all the family xx Engagements


EDMONDS' NOBLETT


John and Theresa Edmonds are proud to announce the engagement of


their only son Tony to Emma, eldest daughter of Steven and Janet Noblett


Congratulations and best wishes from both families


WINNERS and officials at the Shireburn Trophy presentation, (s) Tennis club promoted


CLITHEROE’S Open B team were promoted to the Second Division of the East Lancashire Tennis League for the first time on Saturday. They defeated nearest rivals ■


Towneley 3-2 to secure runners- up spot behind Burnley B. And it was a combination of


the team’s oldest and youngest players, Peter Bell and Dominic Parrott, that won the vital points to see them home. Captain John Calvert was


delighted with the result and the team’s best-ever season: "We have a great squad, and over the season have used 12 different players, which says a


lot for the strength in depth at the club. “We only lost one match all


season, and that was at champi­ ons Burnley, but we did beat them at Chatburn Road, and we look forward to playing them again at a higher level next season". The Open A side finished


runners-up in the Second Divi­ sion for the fourth successive year, despite another 4-0 victo­ ry on Saturday, at Crosshill from Blackburn. Skipper Derek Parrott dropped himself from the team for this final league match of the season, leaving Steve Pym


Clitheroe hold out to win


CLITHEROE Badminton Club’s C team recorded the narrowest of victories in their first-ever Mid-Lancashire League Fourth Division clash against local rivals Flight. Gaynor Sutcliffe, Rebecca Lee and


Julie Pym gained a 3-1 point advantage, only for Chris Tomlinson, David Dar­ nell and Tony Bush, to lose it. In the mixed doubles it was extremely dose, with four out of five games being


shared. Pym and Bush took the decisive


game to give Clitheroe a 10-8 victory. In the Second Division Clitheroe A travelled to play a strong, newly-pro­ moted St Andrew’s B. Olstowski, Pym, Meadows, Smitton;


Louise Burrill and Mary Brass battled well against a distinct home court advantage to come away with four wins, with Olstowski commendably involved


in them all. Members of Clitheroe Badminton


Club are looking forward to an exciting season with a move to the recently:built sports facility at Oakhill, offering five county standard badminton courts. Anyone interested in playing compet­


itive badminton in one of the club’s five teams in the Blackburn and District Mid-Lancashire League should contact


Winners A. Thrclfall and M. Niven at the Move-It Dou­ bles competition at Ribblesdale Wanderers, (s)


Doubles event winners


THE annual Move-it Dou­ bles Bowling Competition was won by A. Threlfall and M. Niven on Sunday. Sponsored by Mel


Edmondson and played at Ribblesdale Wanderers Cricket and Bowling Club, the competition attracted 26 entries and lasted over eight hours. .Threlfall and Niven beat runners-up A. Wallace and


B. Driver, having come through the quarter-finals and semi-finals. The losing quarter-final­


ists were C.Snape and T.Etchells, S.Edmondson and D.Rostron, L.Tomlin- son and M.Rostron, and I.Tomlinson and H.Hodder. And the losing semi-final­


ists were A.Dewhurst and B.Hinks, E.Wallace and MrsM. Dennett.


and Daniel Bush, and Phil Mileham and Tony Bush to secure maximum points. Neither pair were troubled in


their matches, which means that the team only lost one match all season, away to champions Burnley A - as had the B team. The team now await the deci­


sion of the league over whether they are promoted to the First Division next season. The A team have a chance for honours on Saturday when they play Blackburn Northern C in the cup final, hoping to win the trophy that has eluded them for the last few years.


90th Birthday Sports Extra... Sport Extra... Sport Extra... Sport Extra... William


enjoys narrow victory


By Edward Lee


WILLIAM Walne emerged as the overall winner of the Shirebum Trophy at Stony- hurst Park Golf Club. But he needed a card


play-off on 36 points to take the title off Henry Farrar, the latter having to settle for the Division Three prize. Division One went to


Steve Clash (34), the Divi­ sion Two award was claimed by Steve Bufton (35) and there were long-drive and nearest-the-pin awards for Tony Wright and Ross Hib- bert respectively. Carolyn Blockeel (31)


won the ladies’ top prize, with divisional honours going to Janette Dowdy (28) and lady captain Sue Kirk (31), who also won the long-drive and nearest-the- pin awards. A meal was provided by


the sponsor Steve Alcock at the Shireburn Arms, and that was followed by the presentation of the prizes. The previous weekend,


John Kirk’s Captain’s Day went ahead in very wet weather, providing difficult conditions on the day. In a really tight finish,


three players scored nett 68, the outcome being decided on a card play-off.


• Neil Duckworth (87-19- 68) emerged victorious ahead of Keith Fitzhenry (85-17-68) and Shaun Wil­ son (85-17-68). Graham Monk won the


nearest-the-pin award and Andrew Blockheel carded a round of 76 to take the gross prize. A fierce battle is develop­


ing at the top of the Mytton Fold Order of Merit table, as good friends and playing partners Keith Gill and Chris Chadwick vie for the lead as the season end approaches. Chadwick's victory in the


September Medal was enough to propel him to the top of the table after Gill took the lead only a week ago. An excellent 70-5-65 was


enough to secure first prize for Chadwick over Mark Green, who scored a fine 79- 12-67. In Division One, David


Clegg's 79-11-68 was good enough to take the prize over Lee Owens, who returned to form with 83-14- 69.


The Division Two hon­


ours went to Josh Davies (84-16-68), who just edged out Chris Hughes (91-20-


71), and in Division Three, Dave Pennington's fine 91- 22-69 was good enough to see off Gary Keogh's 95-24- 71.


committee enjoyed it's annual outing to Bingley St Ives. An excellent day, and a


The previous day, the


superb course, were matched only by the weath­ er.


Lady Captain Elect


Linda Clegg showed her male counterparts the way by winning the event with 34 points, and also carried her playing partners, presi­ dent David Hargreaves and captain Tony Cross, around the majority of the course to claim the team prize. Mytton Fold ladies have


had a successful summer in the LLCGU Bronze Divi­ sion League. Around 120 Lancashire


clubs entered, and the local ladies qualified for the final stages on Monday. They travelled to South-


port and Ainsdale and fin­ ished third overall. Former member and cur­


rent ELGA captain Andy White made a triumphant return to Whalley to claim the Open Singles. He scored 72-7-70, but


needed a three-way card play-off to edge out Ghyll members Ainsley Ashby (88-18-70) and Jack Farn- hill (83-13-70), as Dandy Liles carded 74 to win the gross prize. Martin Shorrock (95-21-


74) won the Hitchon Tro­ phy Final after a card play­ off with Andrew Wray (76- 2-74). And Peter Shaw (82-11-


71) win the Vintage Medal for members aged 65 and over. In the subsidiary medal


. Danny Rodgers (89-23-66) was the overall winner and also topped Division Three ahead of Geoff Mayoh (92- 21-71). Mike Conroy’s 75 was


good enough for the gross prize and also saw him lead Division One with a nett 69, one better than fellow six- handicapper Chris Blackad- der.


Division Two went to


Kevin Walker after a play­ off with Steve Shoreman after both returned 86-14- 72.


The September Brooch


and LGU Medal at Whalley saw Daphne Dawson (82-6- 76) beat Iris Sherry (100-24- 76) into second place with Anne Prior (102-25-77) fin­ ishing third.


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