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1 V. t 22 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, March 22nd, 2007


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Cftliefoe Funefal and Memorial deivices


Caring Professional Service


Pre-payment funeral plans available Funeral Directors


Privately owned family business Monumental masons


Richard Chew & Terry Scott Office and Chapel of Rest


Clitheroe Funeral Service 10-12 Whalley Road


(opposite Sainsburys) Clitheroe


by Natalie Cox


SENIOE speakers from a Val­ ley school have secured a place in a regional final. A trio representing Clilheroe


Royal Grammar School were judged best overall in the Rotary North West District Youth Speaks conle.st. Their efforts earned team mem­


bers a place in the Northern final,which will lake place later this month in Northwich. Success


there will take the team into the UK final in April.


Emma Coffey, Richard Yates


and Stephen Tozer were not only judged best overall in the compe­ tition held in Heversham, but each team member was also judged out­ standing speaker in their respec­ tive categories. Altogether eight teams took


part in the Cumbria and Lan­ cashire competition, having earned the right to compete after winning their regional rounds. O An intermediate team from


CRGS took part in the 11 to 13 category, earning third place. Their speaker Lucy Grime was judged best in the category. Other | team members were Hannah Grif­ fith, the chairman, and Sarah Livesey, who gave the vote of


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thanks. Both teams are mentored by Mrs Joanne Mangan, CRGS’ Head of English. Our picture shows, from the left,


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Richard Yates, Emma Coffey and Stephen Tozer receiving their tro­ phy from Clitheroe Rotary Club | President Geoffrey Isherwood. (s)


Naturalists take trip down Memory Lane


SNAPSHOTS, scrapbooks and slides were shown at the annual members’ night of Clitheroe Natu­ ralists.


Mrs Christine Pickles, who keeps


the society’s scrapbooks updated, showed slides taken on last year’s summer walks. These ranged from the flooded


and wet Littondale walk to the hot one at Hellifield, with the pictures evoking happy memories of partic­ ular incidents. Especially admired were the panoramic views across the Yorkshire moors or towards the Lakeland hills. Next Mr Alan Jackson gave an


interesting account of a birdwatch­ ing tour he made to Florida with his wife. The trip had been inspired


by a talk given by Stuart Meredith, who had spoken about birds of the nibble Estuary and who leads bird- watching holidays across the world. Mr Jackson described the reserves he had visited in Orlando, the Gulf Coast and the Everglades. As Mr Meredith has visited the area 18 times, Mr Jackson said he seemed to be familiar with every swamp and could forecast what wi)s likely to be seen. Studies of New Zealand taken


some years ago were then shown by Mrs Pal Coleman. She had visited Maori villages, enjoyed a tradition­ al concert and meal cooked on hot stones hosted by the Maori people. She went to sparsely inhabited parts of both North and South


islands seeing hot water springs,


■ geysers and spectacular waterfalls and mountains.


Finally, chairman Frank Mason


showed slides of a birdwatching visit to Sweden, but most slides were taken on a day off from bird­ watching. He was impressed by the superb feats of engineering | involved in constructing bridges between islands and had striking images of white churches with red roofs, as well as carved and painted church interiors. Botanical gardens and cemeter­


ies with immaculate box hedges also featured, along with urban scenes in Malmo, where the size of the stacks of parked bicycles at the bus station were unbelievable.


Embsay walk marks Ramblers’ anniversary


A WALK from Embsay Reservoir was the first undertaken by the walk leader when joining Clitheroe Ramblers in March, 1987. For the group’s most recent


walk, the same 12-mile route, starting at the Yorkshire Water car park above Embsay, was followed to celebrate Clitheroe Ramblers’ anniversary. A short stretch of track led to


the entrance gate of the access area, and after one-and-a-half miles the bridleway from Bolton Abbey to Rylstone was crossed and a tea break was taken in the shelter of a shooting cahin, the


comfort of which members were loathed to leave to face the strong west wind to reach the boundary wall above Rylstone. Turning north, the wall gave


shelter to the walkers as they tra­ versed Cracoe Pinnacles, passing Rylstone Cross and the war memo­ rial and obelisk on Watt Crag, the highest point on the route at 1,650ft. Leaving the shelter of the wall


and walking east over the open moor, the group again availed themselves of the comfort of another shooting hut for a lunch stop on Thorpe Moor.


Losing some height in the next 1


half mile. Standard Hill was crossed to reach the dam at Upper Barden Reservoir. Here the empty Water Board house stands sentinel | over the Moors. With a strong wind and rain to


face, the group found the climb- back to join the Bolton Abbey/ Rylstone bridleway a hard grind to reach the top. Heading south to | the intake wall above Eastby, it was then followed for one-and-a - half miles back to the starting point to conclude a walk that was | mostly above 1,200ft. in fairly windy conditions.


Tel: 01200 443045


Brian Price & Son Funeral Directors


‘Peacehauen’ Chapel of Rest


'Ihe Genuine and Independent famil) concern of two genercilions offering a 24br pemna! semice


Brian, Jean, Carl and Pauline Tel: Clilberoe 442297


hv-jxiidfuneral plans arailable on ivtinesi t


BRADLEY Thomas


March 19th, 2007, in hospital, Tom, aged 79 years,


----------i shor t


B wland and formerly o f


8ow!


Chlualburn, e...


C h ip p in g the


o f Newton-in- and


grandad and brother. R epos ing


late Amie also a loving dad,


loved husband o f


father- in-law, in


‘ Pea eehav en ’ Chapel o f lie s l . S ervice and interm en t will take place


at Chri.s'i


'ruesdaj*. March 271I1 at


. Howers . . . . .e . s


Church, Challnirn, on i ia .m . Family


. o„n„ly y i c please.


donations in memory of'I'{)m it so desired


dearly t iiiv:he


l il ln es s, iiiissnn -Peaeefulbly from) a f te r uil on BRIGGS


llospilal, Colin, aged 73 ycar.s, o f Clillicroe, l l ic d e a r ly loved husband o f Regina, loved


dad


Valdemar an Stanley,


Heather, grandad o f .Joe and Bevan a lso a dea r brother, b roth e r - in - law and


k dher-in-la v di-ii-..«i Repos ing Church. C lilheroe ,


uncle. in


o f Rest. A s e iv ic e will he* held at St Paul’s


Peacehaven* Chapel


............ w.u en a;i a p.m.


interment


I'riday, March 2,srd at folklowed


Low Moor, tomorrow,


a t Cemetery o f Colin I f s o


Brian Price and Son” F'uneral Directors.Tel. 01200 441297.


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Mr D. S tew a r t , 13 Bolland Prospect, C lilh eroe , 8 8 7 I’JU Inquiries to Brian Price and Son,


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md the late a


lo vin g dL.iiL.st ly ii,


Smlclunly on March ly lh ,


Colln Wilson a o o 7 ,


in % Peacefully Mabel Rose HOLT on


'l lutrsdayl March 1,5th. 2007. ill hospital and o f C as tleford Care I lonie, Mabel, aged 90 years, beloved wife o f Ibe late Clifford, much lt)ved mother o f .John and Peter, dea r mother-in-law o f Sue and .Anne, also a treasured nanna and grandma. I’uneral service will be held in St Leonards Church, Langho, on Wed nesd ay, March 281I1, 2007, at i-.so p.m.


c rema tion


followed by at


P 1 c a s i n g I o n Crematorium. Family flower.s only p lea se but i f so des ired don a t ion s may be made to The Stroke A s soc ia t ion ,


c/o


Langshaws Funeral Serv ice, iO.T-\ King Street, Whallcy. TcL 012.54 824.520.


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(nee Nelson) Joan Annie


LEWIS


Salnrday, Marcl) |,o.spital,.Ioan.


aged 6;i year.s, o f Read, wife o f the late i'revor,


dea res t


datigliter o f Maty and the late .Joe, dea r s ister o f Brian and the late Alan and a dear s islcr-in-law, aunt and great-aunt.


m - r,4, . ,ro


may be giv en for C lithe roe C emetery, n n, ‘ M arie C ur ie C an cer k;»mlly f lowers only Care, c /o Mrs C. pii--ase, don a t ion s iii W h itak er , A shn o lt


i887 8DL. Inquiries to I^iabelic Group , c/o TUI..


d>e Rilihle A^illey I^


^>1 b u n ile y


donations be sent


I’arm , N ew lon - iii- desired may be given i> ‘ “ 1 0‘„ , C ‘in c er Bowlaiul, C lilh e ro e ,


Padiham. Tel. 01282 771628.


OltllUJII i


I'uneral Directors.Tel. 01200 441297.


SciNice, Station l^oad.u,


Nigel, Brenda, Mark. Wa r ren , .Jessica and Jacob.


Lo ok after .Jauy and B.Ann, Pru.


Doesn't need many words to let you know, How much I love and miss you.


SHEARS Jim


’The parting was hard, the


The date today I know so well, The heartache you left only I can tell,


SHEARS Jim


blow severe, The world I would give just to have you near. Lo ve Ann.


On Salnruay , ........ "


-----------March 17th. 2007, Margaret,


SLINGER Margaret


" - o f St and


dearest s is te r o f the late Fred, a loved sister-m-law of Marie a devoted au ntie o f [ iiu, Michelle and , *^‘’ ‘Pban also a much


NVacldington. the


loved greal-aunlle. Reposing


‘Peaeehaven e,napel Ml


Iiinai-al aiTangamaiu.s picasu co iu a c l lirian ■ ■ •laa and Son,


1-nnoi-al Oircc-tni-s. Tu| 01200 44 12<)7.___


f*ii...J*i will l,a i-evL-ivc-ci. 1-or "h e r e flowers


F'uneral se rvic e ^vill lake nlacc on ITiday, March 23rd, 2007, at p-30 p.m. at St Just 1‘a n s l i


lollowed


c rema tion, f lowers


Church, by


only,


Family nui


b t


Chapel b eh a l f o f St Ju l ia's Hospice , c/o W.C. Matthews and Son Funeral Directors , Rhoe, Maria's Lane, Pen/.ance,


jp»s accepted on THANKS TO OUR LORD


and St. Jude for prayers answered.


J_el. 017.36 87126,5. .1, 78U. Inquiries.


In loving memory of a d e a r dad, uncle and grandad, died March 24th, 2006. So dearly loved. So sadly missed.


NEAL Arthur


BURGESS Norman


Smicicniv


peace fu lly on March u j ih .


*2007.


hnl in


liospital. Norman, aued 82 yea rs, o f C lilheroe . t1ie dearly loved husband o f Hilda, a much loved dad o f Noi'man. Hrian, Idaine. .Joan. Sheila. Davitl and S tep h en , also a lovine falhei*-in- law, g randad, g re a t- grandad and brother. A ser\'ice was held at St Michael and St J o h n ’s


C hurch,


Clitheroe, on 'I'liesday. March 20th, followed bv interment at C li lb e ro e C emetery. L)onalions in memoiy o f Norman i f so desired may be given for the Isle o f Man T 'I' -•\ir Am bu lan ce , c/o Mr. David burgess, 7 Swan Meadow, C li lh e ro c , 8 8 7 28S. Intpiiries to 8rlan Price


and Son,


I’uneral Direc tors . Tel: 01200 44i2C)7.


On


WATTERS Elizabeth


H o sp i ta l, mizalielh. aged 70 years, beloved w i le o f the late Jiminv and much loved mum


.James and


Mm-L- 1 imli. lUiynl


Wi-dru-KiInv. (n


liUu-kl>mn


.o f .Jamie and Karon, a lso a dear graniiv of C h r is t in e . Maltliew. G a y le ,


m o th e r - in - law of Ly»da and Andv.


Ikni! will be siuUi'i missed by oil who knew and loved her.


Kuneral service shall take nlaee on hVidav. March 231TI. 2007 at St M icha el's and St John 's R.C. Church at 11 a.m. I'aiUilv Howors o n ly please but donations i fso desired c an be made in m em o ry o f HeUv, p a y a b le to Cancer Re se arch U.K. c/o C a lv e r le y s Funeral S e rv ic e . Chatburn Road, Clilheroe, BB7 2.AP. Inquiries. Tel. 01200 442020.


svnip a thy received at to th an k C anon this sad time. T h ank s De arden for all his also to Canon Rodney he lp and sup po r t Nicholson for his kind Richard Chew and his w o rd s ,


o f T h ey particularly wish


Salford Royal N.H.S. Foundation Trust.


e x p r e s s io n s


The family o f the late N ich o la s G e ld ard would lik e to express their s incere thanks to all r e la t iv e s , fr ien d s an d n e igh b o u r s fo r the m an y k ind tt


GELDARD Nicholas


ca rd s c o n d o len c e received


help and support also faniilies would like to to the Rev. C h r is express their sincere Sterry fo r taking th e thanks to all relatives, service an d finally to in e n d s


during their sad loss. Thanks g o to everj'one for d o n a t io n s to C ro s s ro a d s an d to their Carers fo r their


and


March 2 is l . U'c will always love and missiinu.


DAVIDSON Uly


And it causc.'i so much pain, Because all we lony for grandma, Is to have you back ai/ain.


Lo ve .Angela and all y o u r family x.\.


Loving memories of a sncclal dad. father- in-law, grandad and great-grandad, died, March 27th, 2006.


INGHAM Alfred


Love Deanna, Brian. Don, Gillian and Mark , .Julian and Thomas.


A^cucr more than a thought away, Loved and remembered everyday.


the Price family for all n e igh b ou r s fo r the the


fu n e ra l n ian y _


arrangements. HALL


James e xp re s s io n s card s ................. .. ^


G e rald and Pam, Thanl<lng also Father friends o f the late Jim Du ggan,


co n d o len c e received during their sad loss.


Father


Hall o f Chaigley, unsh \Varcing and Father to thank e v er j’one fo r Keane for their kind the Kind messages o f words and comforting s ym p a th y


d o n a t io n s fo r th e all who attended the C an c e r R e se arch fu n e ra l se rvic e and C am p a ign


an d minis trations and to to D r A n n e Huson fo r to exp ress e x c e llen t H o sp ital


received after h is sad an d mass of ferings . Special thanks T h e y would also liKe their


the kindnes s an d care ap p re c ia t ion to the she g ave to Jim and to s t a f f on Ward C22, Chtheroe Hospital fo r R o y al th e ir


Blackburn and


T a lb o t fo r a fu n e ra l c a r e and kindness. Finally our thanks go to Carl and Pauline Price and s taff for all th e ir help with the funeral arrangements.


service he would have liked._______________


R a ym on d , C hristine, Peter and Jean wish to


HASLAM Margaret


thank mos t sincerely all re la t iv e s , fr ien d s and m um 's fo rm e r The family o f the late n e igh b o u r s fo r th e Robert would like to k in d e x p re s s io n s o f express their sincere sym p a th y ,


Robert Edward VEEVERS Coming of Age


received in o u r sad n e igh b ou r s for the b e re a v em en t . sp e c ia l


cfonations and f lowers fr ien d s A m an y


kind th an k s to e xp re s s io n s


s ta f f o f Pendle Ward, co n d o len c e received Clitheroe Hospital fo r during their sad loss, all the care and T h a n k in g also Rev. support during mum's Canon P. Dearden for


Du ggan's comfortinc s e rv ic e


-


lo n g il ln e s s . F a th e r his k ind words and ‘


en o rm o u s ly as did everyone's presence at M um 's


'


C a lve r le y s for th e ir Ward C4 for all their kind c a r e attention.


Finally thanks to Lisa and T o n y at the Conservative Club and


, .


and ca re and f in a l ly to ev eryon e who has


g iv en dona tions for Diabetes U.K. and the Liver Trust._________


neigh b ou rs for the k in d exp ress ions o f sympathy at this sad t im e. A lso grateful thanks to WhaTley and D is tr ic t Nurses and D o c to r G oulding for th e ir


J o y c e , Forbes, Julie and Nikki and their families would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, fr ien d s


Kenneth Cecil WEBB and


18 IS 18 18 18 18 18 IS ASTLEY Jonathan


ca re support. and


Best wishes on your 18th Love from Mum,


Kirsty, Jon, Gary and jg Kerry,


Christopher and ^ Nipper


funeral. h elp ed


c o m f o r t i n g ministrations, to Dr A. Huson an d al l the S ta f f at Clitheroe Health Centre, also to the Doctors , Nurses and S ta f f at Royal Blackburn HosiDital on


cards


Castle Medical Group, sympathy and letters d is tr ic t n u r s e s and and


o f o f


ca rd s , thanks to all relatives, and


Boo


THORNBER Rebecca


Congratulations on your 18th birthday!! You've not changed a bitli


Hope you carry on smiling!!


All our love Mummy, 4


Phil and Charlotte xxx j Happy birthday Rebecca I Love Grandma S ^ Maureen and 1 Grandad Fred xxx


ja t ien c e and care . Riverside Caro Home, inally to th e Rev. Phi S aw ley , fo r all their


WIIMCKLEY


Stephanie Kirsty March 23rd


Happy 18th Birthday Lots of Love


Mum(ie), Dad(ie),


Mark, M a tt and Candy xxx


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18 IS 18 : 18 18 18 WIN CKLEY


S tep h an ie


Happy 18th Birthday Hope you have a good one


A ll our love and best wishes from


Nanna, Auntie Pauline, Uncle Fred, Uncle Paul,


Chris, Caroline and Ma rk xxx ? 50th Birthday


PORTER Ian


March 20th 2007 Happy 50th birthday


Love Angela, Helen, Stephen and Fiona


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HOLDEN Katy


March 23rd 2007 Happy 1st birthday


Love from Mummy and Daddy xxx


sympathy and letters an d


kind o f


o f


SUTCLIFFE Marie


Harvey, A n th on y, P eter , Paul and


at ten d ed the funeral an d Do c tor F la lle y service an d have given and partners and the d o n a t io n s to th e d is tr ic t n urses for th e ir kind and con s id e ra te ca re o f Henry. T h ey also wish to exp ress


e v e ry on e


f in a l ly to a s so c ia te s fo r the w h o funeral arrangements


th eir


heartfelt thanks to all w h o at ten d ed the funeral service and in p a r t icu la r to Mr Geoffrey Hltchen for p la y in g the org an. F lowers , mes sages an d don a t ion s


sympa thy and letters ^ been g re a t ly and


o f H p n T s memory have o f Appreciated._________


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i BIRD Y® (nee Ditri) Maria


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March 28th 2007 the best mummy ' in the whole world


Enjoy your party All my love John - i


Love from Francesca and Antonia xxxx


ify COLEBbURNE Craig


■J";;, March 28 th 2 0 0 7 Happy 21st Birthday Craig


Lots of love from Dad, Jeanette, Rebecca, Hannah and Aaron XXXXX


21 W A L TO N J am e s R ic h a rd ' ?


March 28th


Congratulations on your 21st birthday.


Best wishes and iove aiways.


Mother, Dad, Elizabeth, Arno and Charlotte


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T h e family ol the la te G u y and G ill and Vera Donagliy, would families would like to like to exp re s s their thank th e ir re latives Sincere thanks to all an d friends fo r the relatives and friends love and sympathy at to r the many k in d this time o f sad loss, e x p r e s s io n s


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would like to thank all family and friends for all the cards, presents and good wishes on her birthday and special thanks to Gwen


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March 28th Happy 21st Birthday


Wishing you all the best for your future


Love from. Mum, Martin, Rebecca


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