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KENYON Alice


Peacefully on .June 9lh, 2007 at The Manor


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formerly of Padiham, Alice, aged 84 years, the dearly loved wife of the late Mark, also a much loved sister-in- law, auntie, great- auntie, great-great- auntic ana a dearest friend. Reposing


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‘Peacehaven’ Chapel o f Rest. Service and interment will take place at Christ Church, Chatburn, tomorrow Friday, .June 15th at 3 p.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Alice if so desired may be given for Christ Church, Chatburn, c/o Mr H. Douglas, 24 Ribblc Lane,


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peacefully on .June 10th, 2007, at his home in Snbden, .Jimmy, aged 78 years, the dearly loved husband of Kathleen, a much loved dad o f Elizabeth, Eric and Mark, a dear father- in-law o f Mark, Jacqui and Linda also a loving grandad o f Ha/.cl, Katie, James, Peter, Etlie and Thomas. Reposing


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‘ Peacehavon’ Chapel of Rest. Service and interment will take place at St Nicholas Church, Sabden — date and lime to be arranged.


Family


flowers only please, donations in memory of Jimmy if so desired may he given for the North West Air Ambulance, c/o Mrs V. Leach, Carter Fold Cottage, West Bradford


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Peacefully on Juno 8th, 2007, m Chlhcroc Hospital and fortified by the Rites of Holy Mother


Church,


Ernest, aged 78 years, the dearly loved husband of Marv, a much loved dad o f Peter and Christine, a loving father-in-law o f Caroline and Graham also a devoted grandad of Emma, .James, Lindsey and Lucy.


R.I.P. Reposing in


‘Pcacehaven’ Chapel o f Rest. Requiem Mass will be offered at St Michael and St .John's R.C. Church, Clitheroe, followed by cremation


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JAMES


Martin and Rachel are delighted to announce the safe arrival of Grace Honor James on June 11th, 2007. A welcome sister to Louis and Samuel


Thank you Rachel for our — " j beautiful daughter and sister


A N j^ 7 \L o v e from Martin, Louis and Samuel xxx


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SILVERWOOD Tom Herd


On Friday, .June 8th, 2007, following a short illness in the Royal Blackburn Hospital, Tom, aged 84


years,


Waddington, much loved uncle o f Alison and Margaret and a dear friend to many who will be sadly missed. Funeral shall be held on Friday, June 22nd, 2007 at 11 a.m. at St Helen’s


Church,


Waddington, prior to committal in the Ch urchy a rd. Fa m ily flowers only please, but donations i f so desired can be made to St Helen's Church, c/o


Funeral Chalburn


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Clitheroe, BB7 2AP. Inquiries. Tel. 01200


442020. InMemoriam


CAPST1CK Richard


Died .June 18th, 2006.


Darling Dicky in tny heart for all eternity.


All my love, Ginny


Dad, miss and love you always. Rich, Dave and Chris.


ABRAHAM John


Maureen and family would like to thank family and friends and neighbours for all the help during their sad loss. Thankyou to the staff at Royal Blackburn Hospital, Intensive Care Unit and to Dr Flatlcy at Clitheroe, to Rev. C. Chccscman for the lovely funeral service, finally to Mr R. Chew and staff at Clitheroe Funeral Service and to all who attended the service. God bless you all.


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CAMPY Rose


Neil, Marilyn and family would like to express their sincere thanks for flowers and messages


of


condolence received during this sad time. Special thanks to the staff o f the Croft Care Home, Whallcy for all their


compassion and cure. Thank


kindness, you to


Reverend Alan Reid for his ministrations and to Lan^shaws Funeral Service for their


funeral arrangements.


DUGDALE Erie


Michael, Susan and families would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends, neighbours and work colleagues both past and present for the many kind expressions


sympathy and letters and


cards


condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also the Rev. Canon David Mewis for his kind words and comforting ministrations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations to the Clithcroc Heart Machine Fund. Finally our thanks go to Carl and Pauline Price and staff for all the funeral arrangements.


HARRIS (nee Guest)


Martin and Susan are delighted to announce the safe arrival of their beautiful baby daughter Ruby Maya on Monday May 28th, weighing 71b 12oz.


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A welcome little sister for Chloe (Happy Harris)


Thankyou to Ribble Valley Midwives, C11 and C7. Also to family and friends for the lovely cards and gifts


HODSON Thomas and Natalie are delighted to


announce the birth of Luke William on May 27th 2007, weighing 7lb 1oz. A welcome brother for Nathan


THANKS TO OUR LORD and St. jude for prayers answered.


ALTHAM Pauline


Bill, Clare and David would like to express their sincere thanks to everyone who donated money in memory of Pauline. £526 was raised for the East Lancs Hospice and £490


for the


chemotherapy unit at Royal Blackbu rn Hospital. A further £1000 was raised for the North West Air Ambulance and £800 for the chemotherapy unit by St. Michael & St. John's Ladies Group. Special thanks to Denise Fawcett for helping with the donations and also all the staff at Clitheroe Health


Centre


including Pauline Wilson and team for their


tireless


fundraising efforts and support.


HORROCKS (nee Harvey)


Phillip, Nicola and Paddy would like to announce the arrival of their beautiful baby girl, Grace Isobel, on June 1st, weighing 6lb 8oz. Many thanks to


£5 Dr. McBride and the Ribble Valley Midwives


HORROCKS


Congratulations Nicola and Phillip on the birth of your beautiful daughter Grace Isobel on June 1st, 2007.


Grandma and Grandad Harvey, Aunty Tracy and Gareth


' j of COOK (nee Mercer)


David and Julie are proud to announce the arrival of their daughter, Amelia Eve, on June 4th, 2007 weighing 7ib 7oz. A welcome sister for Elliot and Benjamin


A big thankyou to midwives on C5 and to family and friends________


JAMES (nee McCally)


Congratulations Martin and Rachel on the birth of


your beautiful daughter Grace Honor


Love to all the family, Dad and Adele xx JAMES


A dream come true, A daughter so sweet, Now Grace has arrived, Your family is complete.


Congratulations Martin and Rachel thank you for a precious grandaughter Much love from Mum A welcomed niece


from Adele and Jason A girly cousin for Liberty Hip Hip Hoorah!


Plenty of fun coming our way


VALOVBN (nee Bradley)


Daniel and Sarah are delighted to announce the safe arrival of their


daughter Eva Maria, sister to Isabel, on Friday June 8th,


ft weighing Sib 8 1/2 oz. Congratulations from both families


WIGHTMAN (nee Barton)


Andrew and Lisa are delighted to announce


after a difficult time, the birth


of Owen Francis on May 23rd, 2007, a most welcome brother to Luke and Rebecca.


We would like to thank everyone for their cards, presents and concern,


especially Peter and Gill from Rufus Carr for their understanding and 'support


WOODS (nee Debenham)


Simon andTessa are happy to announce the birth of their beautiful daughter


Poppy Alice, sister for Felix, born on April 21st, 2007 at East Surrey Hospital


HORROCKS Congratulations to Phillip and


Nicola on the safe arrival of Grace Isobel on June 1st. a welcome granddaughter for Lesley and the late jim Horrocks


Congratulations:


BURGESS Phillip


Congratulations on gaining your Certificate in Education We knew you could do it


love from Jane, Mum and Dad, Ben and Ann


M o v e BUI a . p l r t y !


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Have a bail!


SIMPSON Thomas


June 16th 2007


Best wishes to a very caring nephew


From Auntie Marjorie


Have & party! Have a ball!


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SIMPSON Thomas


June 16th 2007 Best wishes on your 60th


With all our love Mum and Dad


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ROUNDERS practice is in full swing in the Hodder Valley ahead of two scheduled matches. Players are requested to down


tools, partners and gardening and come out in force to play tonight between 7 p.m. and 8-30 p.m.. The meeting place is Hydes Farm,


Newton, just down from the Police House. Organisers are hoping to recoup player losses as matches are due on June 28th against Read and July 5th at Bentham. Other teams wishing to organise a


match are asked to contact Julie Whalley on either 0777 6134003 or 01200 446737.


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June 18th 2007 Happy birthday


Graham w . All my love Helen «}»* * '


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Happy birthday dad .. Love Thomas, yt'r?v Matthew


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40 CHEW :C!> Graham Silver surfer is 40 today,


A Meat Loaf fan in every way7 Frolics and fun in the bath,


A very good friend for having a laugh. Love from your best mates


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FOULKER Michael


June 16th 2007 Happy 60th Dad


Love fromTracy,Trevor, Jason and Donna Happy birthday Grandad


Love from Amy, Zak, Jade, Lauren and Libby 60


SIMPSON Tom


June 16th 2007 Happy birthday


All my love Angela x Dad all the best


Love Robert, Laura and Jodi xxx To the best grandad


Love you lots Isabelle xx


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HODGSON Simon


June 15th 2007


Happy 21st birthday Health, wealth and happiness always * (You're a star!)


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BRIDGE Geoff


June 15th 2007 Happy 70th


Love you lots Carol xxx J All our love Debs,


Anthony and L Matthew xxx


Lots of kisses grandad


Love Shannon, Megan and Lauren xxx


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CHADWICK Luke


June 19th 2007


Happy 21st birthday Luke Lots of love from


Mum, Dad, Jake and Molly xxx


DEARDEN Emily


Happy 18th birthday LgdL Emily


Good luck in the army Lots of love Mum,


Graham, Jack, Lisa 4^. and Grace.


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DEARDEN Emily


Happy 18th birthday Love Helen, Darrell,


Christian and Jimmy Busy field day l~i_


NELSON Sami


(Princess) June 13th 2007 Happy 21st,


so very proud


All our love now and always Mum, John and Janies Love you


Gramps, Wendy and Auntie Joan 18 IS 18


PRICE David


June 18th 2007 With love on your


18th Birthday David


From Mum, Dad, James and Anna XXX


Engagements. DRIVER -THOMAS yjt'X ' h ,. ■ ■


Love from Mum, '*J' Dad, Grandads, Grandma, Nan and all the family.


HODGSON Simon


June 15th 2007 Health and happiness always


Love Nan (Queenie), Grandad and all the family


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ROBERTSON V p = j Many congratulations


Steph and Ian on your engagement on Saturday June 9th in Paris


Wishing you love and happiness for your future together


Dad and Susan, Mum, Grag and Grandma, Rachael and Alex and all the family xx


Diamond Wedding VEeVERS / A


Ambrose and Ruth .LMJ'fhx, June 18th


Congratulations Mum and Dad on your Diamond Wedding Anniversary Love from Alfred and Janet, Cynthia and all the family


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Sue and Steven Driver are happy to announce the engagement of their middle son Dominic to Anna only


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VILLAGERS in Ribchester are busy putting the finish­ ing touches to their 47th annual field day which takes place this Saturday. They are looking forward to


the fun-filled parade of floats, bands and performers that will make two “laps” of the village from 1-30 p.m. before specta­ tors and parade participants take to the “rec” for the entry of the Field Day Queen, Bethany Kelly, and the start of the day’s festivities. Field Day promises to be


action-packed, with entertain­ ment for all ages including a display by the Longridge gym­ nastics team, face painting, morris dancers, a demonstra­ tion by Ribchester Ju-Jitsu


Club and a strong list of mar­ quee competitions, including one to find the “Most Stunning Teddy Bear.” Barn Owl Bill will also be


there with his collection of birds of prey. On Sunday from 2 p.m. there


is the annual tea party for vil­ lagers, with music provided by pianist Nigel Spooner while the ever popular Mr Jolly will entertain the children. Field Day chairman Gill


Turner said: “I ’m sure every­ one will find something to enjoy - and as usual we’ll be collecting hard in order to finance next year’s Field Day. Please give generously so that we can make Field Day 2008 even bigger and better!”


‘Quality of Life Day’


NOISY neighbours and anti­ social behaviour, graffiti and fly tipping, litter dropping and dog fouling are some of the issues to be highlighted at a “Quality of Life Day” at Clitheroe Market on Saturday. The event, from 10 a.m. to 2


p.m., will feature displays from Ribble Valley Borough Coun­ cil, the Ribble Valley Crime and Disorder Reduction Part­ nership, the Lancashire Coun­ ty Council Safer Travel Unit, the Lancashire Youth and Community Service, Lan­ cashire Constabulary and Rib­ ble Valley Homes. The borough council’s quali-


ty-of-life officer, John Barber, said: “There is no doubt that Ribble Valley is one of the safest and most pleasant places in the country to live, but this event will give residents the opportunity to meet the agen­ cies that help keep it that way, as well as outline their quality of life. “We want people to come to


us and talk about the issues that concern them. We are here to listen and look forward to hearing their views.” The event will also feature


entertainment from a Peruvian panpipe player and everyone is welcome.


Ex-bank manager denies deception


A FORMER bank manager has denied theft and deception charges involving £127,000. Mark Gidlow (45), of Brownlow


Street, Clitheroe, pleaded not guilty to 23 charges covering a period from March 1998 to May 2005. Gidlow, who was a branch manager at Bar­ clays Bank in Burnley, denied nine charges of th e f t from Barclays Bank, nine of theft from named individuals, three of obtaining prop­ erty by deception and two of using a false instrument with intent. Judge Robert Brown set a trial


date of August 13th a t Preston Crown Court and it is expected to last five days. Gidlow, a former vice- chairman of Clitheroe FC, was granted unconditional bail.


Duty calls for


the collectors A COLLECTION for the Fire Service Benevolent Fund in Clitheroe was cut short after fire-fighters were called to an incident. On Saturday afternoon


officers attended a fire at a Hurst Green farm where a large amount of tyres were alight. Three crews were on site


from just after 1 p.m. until 4-30 p.m. Investigations are con­


tinuing into the cause. O A to ta l of £506.40


was collected in four hours in Clitheroe centre on Sat­ urday morning. Local fire-fighters are


grateful to all those who donated money to the charity.


Cat reward


A REWARD of £200 is being offered for informa­ tion leading to the where­ abouts of a missing cat. Seven-year-old tabby


cat “Wilson” was last seen in the Calderstones Park area of Whalley a fort­ night ago. Anyone with informa­


tion leading to Wilson’s return is urged to call Mrs Hargreaves. Her number is 07776233581.


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