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26 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, November 22nd, 2007


Family Funeral Directors REMEMBERED IN STONE


CLITHEROE FUNERAL AND


MEMORIAL SERVICE All polished black granite


Free Design Service Home Visits on request Free memorial inspections Additional Inscriptions Renovation Work


For a FREE Colour Brochure, Call 01200 443045 or call in and see our indoor display at our


CLITHEROE FUNERAL HOME, WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE (Opp Sainsburys) TEL:- 01200 443045


Clitheroe Funeral and Memorial (Services


Privately owned family business Monumental masons


Caring Professional Service


Pre-payment funeral plans available Funeral Directors


Richard Chew & Terry Scott Office and Cbapel o f Rest


Clitheroe Funeral Service 10-12 Wballey Road


(opposite Sainsburys) Clitheroe


Tel: 01200 443045


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REMEMBER


Remember your loved ones by placing a Christmas Memoriam with a choice of illustrations or photograph.


For more information or to place your memoriam simply call into our nearest front desk reception


KEEGAN Frances


grandma, died August 13lli 2006.


Cliristmu.s memories of a dear wife, mum, grandma ami great*


A little comer in our hearts. Is set aside fo r you. As long as life atu! memories lost. Hi? will always rementlrer you


I^tvv from ull your family xxx


Tel. 01282 478134 or by email to ianct.kecgan@castlancsnews.co.uk


Our caring staff will assist you Mcmoriams will appear


week endi ng ^ 21st Dec fro


a —4 cheque or dcbit/crcdit card. a


Payment can be made by cash, a a


Peacefully in his sleep, on November 14th. 1*007 at Caslleforcl Home for the Elderly. Clitheroe, Erie, nj*ed 0 3 years, the clearly loved husband of Lily, a much loved father of Tony, Chris and


LAWRENCE Eric


Denise also a loving grandfather of Joe,


Jessica, Olivia and Joshua. Reposing


in cremation


‘Peacehaven’ Chapel of Rest. A service will he held at St .lames’ Church, Clitheroe, tomorrow Friday, November 123rd at ii p.m.


followed by at


Acc rington Crematorium at 3 p.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Eric if so desired may he given for Castlcford Home for the Elderly (please make cheques to Castlcford), e/o Mr Ian Taylor. Castlcford Home for the Elderly, Queens


Clitheroe, IJIJ7 lAR. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel. 011*00 44 ll»t)7.


Road,


Monday, November 126th at a p.m. followed by interment in the churchyard. No flowers please, but if desired donations payable to Hull Renal Unit or to R.N.L.I. may be sent to Kettle Limited, 110 Kidgnte, Louth, LN11 9ISX. Inquiries. 'Pel.. 01507 600710.


Suddenly at Blackpool Victoria Hospital, on Monday, November lath, Rita, aged 69 years, dearly loved wife of John, much loved mother of Charles and Inn, dear mother-in-law of Julie and also a treasured granny.


R0WCUFFE (nee Seed) • Rita


'Flic funeral will lake place today. All inquiries please to The Funeral Directors, T.H.


She will be very sadly missed by all who knew her.


Cleveleys. Tel. 01253 85:2383.


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On November 16th, 2007, at Hull Royal I n fi rni a ry, 1 Ja rba ra, aged 70 years, formerly of Clitheroe, beloved wife of Don, loving mother of Robert and Stephen. Service at All Saints Church, Lcghournc, Li neol nsh i re,


MEADOWS Barbara


on


Brian Price & Son Funeral Directors


‘Peacehaven ’ Chapel of Rest The Genuine and Independent


family concern of two generations offering a 24hrpersona! service


Brian, Jean, Carl an d Pauline Tel: Clitheroe 441297


Prepaid funeral plans available oil req ^ J | SNARE


November 18th, aoo7, peacefully in hospital and fortified by The Rites of Holy Mother Church, Betty, the beloved and loving wife of the late Eddie, dearly loved mother of John, Andrew and Michael, much loved mother-in-law of Angela and Kaehei and dearest nanna of Katy and Helena.


On Sunday,


Requiem mass will he offered at 10-30 a.m. on Friday, November 23rd at English Martyrs Church, Whafley, prior to interment at Wballey and


Requiescal In Pace. Wiswell


Cemetery. Mowers or donations to the British


La n^shaws Funeral Service, King Street, Wballey. BB7 9SW. Tel. 01254 824529.


Fo u tul a t io n


Heart c/o


Passed


SOWERBUTTS Elizabeth (Bett)


Elizabeth Brigid (Betty)


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’ • . In Memoriam


NUTTER Olive


In fond memory of a much loved wife, mother and gran, died November 22nd, 2003.


Gordon and family. Acknowledgements


Remembered with love everyday.


Gloria, Li/., Alan, John and all the family would like to sincerely thank all relatives, friends


BEGG5 Shelia


and


neighbours for the many expressions of sympathy, letters and cards of condolence received at this lime of their sad loss. Thanks must also go to Revere 11 d N o rma .Johnson for her kind words, comforting ministrations and for conducting


the away


November 16th, 2007, aged 101 years, dearly loved twin sister of Mary Blackburn, formerly of Moor hmc. Clitheroe, where with her husband they ran a shoe shop. Funeral will take place at


November 28th. No flowers by request. For further details please contact the Co­ operative Funeral Service. Tel. 01752 401278.


Crematoria m , Plymouth


Efford on


WHALLEY


On November 13th, 2007, Irene Wballey, aged 59 years, of Clitheroe, the loving wife of Malcolm, a loving mum to Denise, Annette, Katrina and Ian, son-in-laws Paul, Mark and Peter, a wonderful grandma to seven grandchildren, five loving sisters and two loving brothers.


(nee Campbell) Irene


Sadly missed by all family andfriends.


The funeral service and cremation took place


We will miss you so much, love always x.


A c c r i n g t o n


Service, Wballey Clitheroe


W e d n e s d a y , November 21st at


Cr ema t o r i um. Donations may be given for "Lords House" Farm c/o Richard


Clitheroe Funeral Chew,


Inquiries Tel. 01200 4 4 3 0 4 5 . __________________


In Memoriam


Love and miss you. Judith,


I n lo vi ng memory of a dear Mum and Gran, died November 21st, 2006.


CATL0W Cecilia


Barbara, Nina, Alan, Andrew,


Adele, Debra and Dan.


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I n lovi ng memory of a dear friend, died November


(O'Neill) Unda


18th,


Dawn, Michael and Marie.


1987. Always in our thoughts.


Louie, Vicky,


BB7 iAW.


10/iu Road,


yesterday,


arrangements and to all who have given donations in Sheila’s memory to the .lollies Memorial Chapel, Barrow.


all the


Bridget and Kevin Naylor and family would like to thank Clitheroe Hospital and The Royal Blackburn Hospital for Harold’s care. To family and friends for kind messages, cards and flowers received. Thankyou to Clitheroe Funeral Service.


DAWSON Harold


Anne,


MAUDSLEY Alan


Pendicside Medical Practice District Nurses which they received at the time of Alan's death. Thanks also to Dr Alan Crowthcr and District Nurses at Pendicside, the MacMillan and Marie Curie Nurses and the I-Iospicc at Home for their excellent care of Alan, also to Dr Wise at the Oncology


Ch emo t h e r a p y Department at Royal


and


Blackburn Hospital and finally our thanks to the Price family for their excellent funeral arrangements.


PATE


The family of the late .James Pate wish to thank everyone for the kind expressions of sympathy, letters and cards of condolence received during their sad loss. Special thanks to Dr Huson, many thanks to those who attended the service and for donations received for Cancer Research, grateful thanks to Rev. Eric Kyte for his


James


c o m f o r t i n g ministrations.


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Michael and Eleanor would like to take this opportunity to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for nil their letters, cards of sympathy, flowers and donations


Stephen, to


funeral service, to all who attended the funeral service, to Richard and Terry at Clitheroe Funeral Service for their quiet and efficient handling of


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Congratulations to Robert and Jennifer on the r a


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(nee Laycock) arrival of


Vincent James


Born November 7th, 2007 Weighing 9lbs


Love from all the family Acknowledgements iThankYou-.


SOMERS Wynne


c o m f o r t i n g ministrations and to ull who attended the funeral service and have given donations. They would also like to express their appreciation to Dr I. Ihhotson and all the Nursing Staff on Ribblc Ward, Clitheroe Community Hospital for all their care and kindness also to the Price family for all


Thanks for prayers answered.


arrangements.______ OUR LORD & ST JUDE


funeral


sympathy and letters and cards of condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also the Rev. Tim Thorpe for his kind words and


expressions


All the family would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for the many


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kind of


MARSDEN


Elaine and Bart would like to thank West Bradford Playing Fields Committee, The


Cobbled Corner, Chipping, Phil Knight and especially our family and friends for their generous donations. The sum of £1100 has been raised for the North West Air Ambulance


A 18th Birthday


18 18 18 A NADIN Matthew N o vem b er 24th


Happy Birthday Matt


You're looking gorgeous


Love Mum /+*,-• and Dave x


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Congratulations w ^ 1 Matt


MUSGROVE


A very special thank you to Steven, Matthew, Sarah, Daniel, Mum and Dad Telese. Mum and Dad Musgrove, my relations, all my friends especially my closest friends. I am


just glad I'm the first in our lot, because they will get worse I promise you. Thanks to


Judith and Fred at the Wagon and Horses. Special thanks to all relatives in Canada. You are all brilliant! Doreen x


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For years to come


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NOW AVAILABLE With all notices placed


Further help and friendly advice call


01282 426161


Love Hayley, Joe, Bex, James and D om x


Happy 18th Uncle Matt Love Maicey and Bump! x


Lots of love on your 18th Matthew from Grandma, Grandad, Granny's and Grandad ' and


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all your aunties, uncles 18 and cousins x


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ANDREA REDMAYNE would like to thank everyone who attended


her 21 Again party on November 9th and for all the cards, gifts and donations she received.


A fantastic time was had by all! £133.61 was raised for Cancer Research UK M a t th ew


November 24th Happy 18th Birthday


love from Dad and Christina xx Happy 18th Matt


From Chloe and Leah xx


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HARGREAVES Bob


N o vem b er 22nd Happy 30th


All my love Vicky


Happy Birthday Daddy


Love Luke and Leyton


Best wishes on your 30th Love M um and Dad j g


Have a good day and night!


Love Diane, Tony,


Rachael, James and Marissa


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HESLOP Steve


5 0 November 27th


Happy 50th Birthday


Love Lynda Happy 50th Dad


Love Anne-Louise and Chris UPTHE CLARETS!


Have a party! Have a ball!


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Gary would like to thank all his friends and family for the gifts, cards and best wishes received on his 50th Birthday.


Also a big thanks to everybody who helped make the surprise party on Saturday such a


happy occasion, with special thanks to Vickie and Debbie for all their hard work and love shown to their old dad.


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Happy 30th Birthday Lots of love


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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, November 22nd, 2007 27


Village mourns former singer and librarian


TRIBUTES have been pouring in for Whalley res­ ident Elizabeth Brigid Snape, who died peacefully


in hospital on Sunday. Born in London and bap­


tised at Westminister Cathe­ dral, Mrs Snape (known as Betty to her family and friends) was brought up in Read, where her father, William Helm, was the village postmaster; at that time, Read Post Office was located at 108 Leigh Terrace, Whalley Road. Mrs Snape’s father was also


a director of the family firm of William Ingham and Sons Ltd, cotton spinners and man­ ufacturers, of Albert and Riverside Mills, Padiham, and her ancestors had built the town’s first powered spinning mill in 1807. Her mother, Mary, was a


native of County Wicklow, Ireland. Mrs Snape (pictured right)


was educated at St John’s RC Primary School, Padiham and Notre Dame Convent Gram­ mar School, Blackburn. On leaving school, she


trained as a secretary before leaving work to raise her fami­


ly- In 1975, Mrs Snape began


work at Whalley Library where she worked until retire­ ment in 1989. During her years of retirement, Mrs Snape devoted herself to her husband and family. A talented musician in her


younger days, Mrs Snape gained her A.L.C.M. Diploma (piano) at only 16 years of age and received singing lessons from a noted teacher at the Royal Northern College of Music. She was well known in and around the Burnley area as a gifted soprano soloist. Mrs Snape was a devout


Roman Catholic and a parish­ ioner of English Martyrs, Whalley, where she first met her late husband, Eddie, at a wedding of mutual friends. Mr and Mrs Snape cele­


brated their 45th wedding anniversary in September of this year. Mr Snape died last month. A funeral service will take


place tomorrow at 10-30 a.m. at the English Martyrs Church, Whalley. Mrs Snape leaves three


sons, John, Andrew and Michael and two granddaugh­ ters. (s)


Former Clitheroe shop owner dies aged 101


A FORMER Clitheroe resi­ dent, who celebrated her 101st birthday with her twin sister last month, has died. Mrs Elizabeth Sowerbutts


e


(pictured) died on Friday, less than a month after celebrating reaching three figures. Mrs Sowerbutts and her sis­


ter, Mary Blackburn, were among just a handful of twins to have reached the landmark of notching up 202 years between them and at the time a Buckingham Palace spokesman said: “It’s a pretty rare feat.” Mrs Sowerbutts was bom in


Pendleton. Her mother, Emma, died when she was just two years old so she and Mary were brought up by two maid­ en aunts in Eshton Terrace, Clitheroe. Mrs Sowerbutts was well


known in the area for running a shoe shop in Moor Lane, Clitheroe, for more than 30 years with husband, Horace Sowerbutts. The couple had one son,


Brian, who was educated at Clitheroe Grammar School for


Boys. After his national serv­ ice, he joined the Milk Mar­ keting Board in Clitheroe, retiring in 1991 after 39 years of service. Mrs Sowerbutts moved to


Wembury, south Devon, 15 years ago to live close to her son and his wife, Jean. Paying tribute to his moth­


er, Mr Sowerbutts said: “She always enjoyed life. She was kind, caring and loved spend­ ing time with her grand and great-grandchildren.” A funeral service will take


place at Efford Crematorium, Plymouth, on Wednesday, (s)


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