22 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, April 26th, 2007


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3. Email karen.tempest@eastlancsnews.co.uk @ WILKES Peter and Pat would like to thank family


and friends for cards and gifts received on their Golden Wedding Anniversary


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3) Fax 01282 435332. Births’ - • • Congratulations'


FAWCETT UcpI


ASTIN Kelly


Would like to thank all family and friends for a wonderful 21st and for all the gifts and presents xxx


BURGESS (nee Clough)


Ian and Louise are delighted to announce the safe arrival of their son Joshua William


on 23rd April weighing 71b 14oz


Special thanks to all the wonderful staff at Royal Blackburn Hospital.


Congratulations from both families xxxx


BURGESS (nee Clough)


Thank you Ian and Louise for a beautiful grandson and nephew


Joshua William born April 23rd, 2007


Love and best wishes from Mum, Frank, Stephen and Emma.


A welcome cousin for James and Leah. Why have the added stress


of parking tickets or catching buses? We have NO m m LIMIT


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and Jan will be pleased to help and advise.


HALL - KILMISTER


James and Robyn are delighted with the arrival of their daughter Katie Elizabeth


on April 23rd 2007, weighing 81b 8oz. A beautiful sister for Ethan


Thanks to Clitheroe


” Midwives and Cath Thomas for a safe delivery


HALL - KILMISTER Congratulations to James,


Robyn and Ethan on the arrival of Katie Elizabeth


Lots o f love from Mum, Paul and Ross


BOLTON Howard George


A p r il 2007 Happy 18th Birthday


Lots o f Love Mum, Dad, Leanna, Jack and all the family


A BOY! ITS


ANDERTON i> Lee


25th April


Happy 40th Birthday Daddy


Lots o f love


Ben, Leeh, Allyssa and Libby xxx


Happy Birthday Lee


A ll my love always, Karen xxx Happy 40th Birthday Lee


■ r 't* A ll our love. Mum, Bar, Bob, Gary David, Chris and Megan xxx


Coming of Age


Congratulations and much love on your Silver Wedding Anniversary


Love from Mum and Dad


Sue,Tony and all the families xxxxx


PearlWedding '


30 H a p p )^


HOWELL


Linda and Alan A p ril 30th 2007


nniversary congratulations on 30 years of marriage VIVA LAS VEGAS!


Love from all your kids xxx r : tm I


Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified)


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Qitlieroe funeral and Meinorial dervices


---- -------- - wvi/w.clilheroetodav.cb.uk~ '-•= Coming of Age. FINDER Fiona is pleased to


announce the arrival of her beautiful daughter


Phoebe Grace


on April 15th 2007 weighing 61b 6oz Thank you to all midwives at Royal


Blackburn Hospital and to family and friends for the gifts and best wishes.


MUSGROVE - DINSDALE Matthew and Glen


would like to thank all who attended their


21st Birthday party.Thanks to family and friends for cards, money and gifts received.


Thank-you to everyone who donated prizes


for the raffle and auction, we raised over £500 for Christies Hospital.


Finally thanks to our parents for organising a night we will always remember!


18 GILMOUR April 27th 2007


James


Hope you have a great time on your 18th birthday James


With lots of love Dad, Helen, Emily, Keith, Caroline and Robert xxx


PREEDY (nee Leeming) Dominic and Amy are delighted to announce the birth of


Thea Annie on April 14th 2007, weighing 7lbs 13oz.


Grateful thanks to all concerned at the


Royal Blackburn Hospital 50th Birthday ■'


LAHDIRI Marie


(d o n ^ iH itid a tio n s


Very well done Daniel on passing your Electronic Course in record time


and congratulations on your promotion to Lance Corporal.


We are very proud of you. Keep up the hard work. With love


Mum, Dad and Ryan xxx


LLx Pat and David Married 24th April 1982


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A p ril 26th 2007 Happy 50th birthday


With love from Rochdi, Mum and Dad


Congratulations Marie 50 today Kath, Brian, Pat, Eileen, Anthony and families


BANCROFT


Loving wife o f John IL Bancroft (May 22nd, 19 36 - M a y ly lh . 20 0 1 ) m o th e r o f C la ire , H oward and C ra ig , fo rm e r ly o f Wistvcll, Whalley and la t te r ly o f Logoa, A lg a rv e , Portu gal, S ad ly died due to a fatal a c c id en t in the e a r ly hou rs


(nee Thompson) Susan


S aturd ay , A p r il 21st, 2007. A m em o r ia l se rvic e will be held in Whallcy in M ay , d a te to be confirmed. Donations p le a se to C an cer Research UK, c/o Mrs P. M. Wall, 9 R a ven sw o o d , Raven Road, Blackburn, BB2 6ND. Inquiries to L. C h am p


C 1 a >’ t o n -1 e - M o o r s , Accrington, BB5 5DY. Tel. 01254 390731.


Scr\'ice, Bank House, W lu il le y


Funeral Road,


des ired to Pendicbury Childrens Hospital or N o r th \‘^cst A ir Am b u lan c e ,


c/o


L an g sh aw s F uneral S e rv ic e s , 10 3A King Street, W ha llcy, BB7 9 SW . In qu ir ie s . Tel. 0 1 2H 4 8 2 4 .^ 2 9 ._________


On Wednesday, April 18th, 2007, suddenly, b ut p e a c e fu lly at home, Jack, aged 83 y e a r s , o f Pacliliam, lo vin g b roth e r o f tlie la te P h y l lis and Sydney, also a loving uncle and great-uncle \vho will b e sad ly missed. T h e fu n e ra l se rvic e will take place at 3-30 p.m. on Monday, April 3 0 th at P le as in g ton Cremator ium. Family f low e r s o n ly please , but d o n a t io n s


BARKER Jack


o f


atorium. I'-lowers and fu r t l ic r inquiries to C alvc r le y s Funeral Serv ice, Chatburn Road, Clithcroe, BB7 2AP. Tel. 01200 442020.


SHERLIKER Betty


On Sunday, April 22nd, 2007, suddenly, but peacefully at her home, Betty, *aged 7b y e a r s ,


(Elizabeth) the beloved i f


by ad her family and many frienas.


ie u.


F am ily f lowers only please, but donations i f so desired may be made in memory o f B etty p ayable to B r it ish


F ound ation,


Heart c/o


C a lvc r le y s Funeral S e rv ic e , Chatburn Road, Clilheroc, BB7 2AP. For funeral details please contact Calverlcys. T’cl. 01200 442020.


illiu lictti/ will be sadly missed


^vife o f the late Wilf, lo v in g moth er to Brenda, .lean, Marie, David and Martin, dearest sister to Keith and Kevin and a v e iy much loved grandma and great-grandma.


Monday, .April 30th, 2007, at St Michael and All A n g els C hurch, Foulridge, prior to cremation at Burnley


on


Wilmslow, Brenda, aged 62 y e a r s , the dearly beloved wife o f Michael, much loved mother o f Aaron and Penny, dear mother- in - law o f David, treasured s is te r o f Katliloen. also a dear sister-in-hnv, auntie and friend o f many who will be sadly missed. Funeral service will he held at 10-45


On 'ruesday. .April 17th, 2007, peacefully after a long illness, at Ha/.elmere House Nu rsing


MEGGISON Brenda


Home, WARDEN (nee Glllot)


In loving mcmoiy o f a loN’e ly wife, mother, grandma, s is te r and sister-in-law who died April 30th, 2006.


Monique Chrlstlane George and family. C rem­ Lo ving


iVoiL’ at peace with the I.ord who said ‘but one day I will sec you again and then your hearts will be glad; and your gladness will be one which nobody can take away from you.'


HILTON18


Christopher 26th April


Congratulations on your 18th Birthday


Love from Mum, Dad and Alexander


Caring Professional Service


Privately owned family business Monumental masons


Pre-payment funeral plans available Funeral Directors


Richard Chew & Terry Scott Office and Chapel of Rest


Clitheroe Funeral Service 10-12 Whatley Road


(opposite Sainsburys) Clitheroe


Tel: 01200 443045


Brian Price & Son Fimeral Directors


‘Peacehaven ’ Chapel o f Rest


Tlx Genuine and Independent fiimily concern of two generations offering a 24hrpeisonal service


Brian, Jean, Carl and Pauline Tel: Clilheroe 441297


Burnley 422331 (Classified)


Gladys, aged 84 years, o f Gtsburn, b eloved m oth er o f Sue and •James and a much loved grandma. T”he


Gisburn. followed by cremation in Skipton. Donations arc still being accepted forT'he A l/h e im e r 's S oc iety , c/o Windics I'uncral Serv ice. 'Pel. 01282 8 1 3 3 4 . 5 . _________


Wed nesd ay, April ii.5lh , 2007,


in Iniyiemonani^


For a dear Dad and Grandad and Great Grandatl died 2 g l li April 2000


BARLOW Harry


No matter how life clianycs, No matter what I do, There's a special place within my heart. That’s always kept for yon


Love (dways Marv, David. Mary, .leanfe, Matthew ancl Adam.


I'rom your wife Kdltli, sons Gary and 'Pony, Gail and all grandchildren.


Died April 26th. 2005. Today is the day of memories so sad, Of someone ifc loved and wish ivc still had.


FRANKLAND Malcolm


tlie


In loving m c in oiy o f a d ea r b ro I li e r- i n - law and uncle, died April 27th, 2006. Loved and remembered always.


UWSON Ronald


I'rom George, Beryl, Carol and families.


took h fune ii eral place


se rvic e on


Peacefully at Mill Lodge Care Home, Great Harwood, on A p ril


WHITAKER Gladys


l i th , 2007,


V a ler ie and family would like to express their sincere thauKs to all relat iv es , friends and neigh b ou rs for the kind express ions o f sympa tliy, cards, flowers and donations received in memon* o f Dennis. Thanking *the Rev. Denise Free for Iier gentle m inis try and Kind word s o f comfort, also Caroline and Anthony, V iv and Tr ie ia and C lir is t in c for th e ir h e lp and support at


BRIGGS Dennis


this


difficult time. 'Phanks also to Practice Nurse Janet Norwood for her kindness and patience over the last few years and tlic nurses and s taff o f Ward 10 for their


attention over the last few days. Finally thanks to A ld c rsoh and Horan fo r their dignified and caring funeral arrangements.


receiN'ed during their sad loss and to all who have gi\’cn donali<ms in memory o f Pliil. T h ank s also to I'lr Carter and especially to our District Nurses, Chris, Macmillan Nurse, and Marie Curie


'Phanking also i-kldie •Joyce and Carl and Pauline I’ rice for their kindness anti support also thanks to the Rod Pump Inn fo r their help._______________


Nurse.


Marie. Susan and Ian would like to tlumk all the


HOUSLEY Barry


luisband


friends from far and nea r wlio attended B an y 's funeral and for th e ir k indnes s and s vm p a l liy . Special th an k s to the Rev. C anon David Mewls for his kindness. Also for the donations to the North Wes t .Air •Ambulance. Finally to Brian Price and Son fo r t lie ir k ind and dignified serNicc._____


n eighbours


very matiy and


Liz and Uuira wish to express tlieir sincere thanks to all family and friends for the many messages o f love and


DEAN Philip (Phil)


sym pa th y care and


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THANKS TO OUR LORD and St. J u d e for


prayers answered.


•lean, S teven and family would like to express their sincere th an k s to relat iv es , fr ien ds , n e igh b ou rs , Harold’s former work colleagues an d golfing friends for tlie cards, le t te r s , su p p o r t and donations received in memory o f Harold. Special thanks to all N u rses and S ta f f o f Pendle


MEESON Harold


Ward,


'Phanking a lso the Rev. Canon David McNvis for his kind ministrations, finally, th an k s to Carl and Pauline Price for their e a r in g


professional services. PARKER


•loyce. Mary , Carol and fam il ies would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and n eighbou rs for the many


Alexander (Alec)


e xp ress ion s


sympathy and letters and


ca rd s and


C lith c ro e Hos])ital and Distric t Nu rses for their k indnes s , care and sup po r t .


Clitheroe Advertiser STimes, Thursday, April 26th, 2007 23 Naturalists sample Ireland


A “TRIP” to Ireland, tak­ ing in Dublin, the South West and the Burren, was enjoyed by Clitheroe Natu­ ralists. Dr Steuart Kellington


gave an audio-visual talk for the final winter lecture of the season. Dublin was Steuart and


kind o f


o f


con do len ce received during their sad loss. 'Phanking also the Rev. Ken Philips for his kind w ord s and c o m fu r lin g ministrations and to all wiio attended tlie fun era l se rvic e and liave given donations. Special thanks to Dr .A. Hiison. the Nurses and S ta f f o f Clitheroe Hospital and tlie DisU’ict Nurses for all their care, k in dn es s and sujiport also to Hannah lor the lovely fioral trib utes and finally our thanks go to C ar l and Pauline Price ami s ta f f for the funeral arrangements.


Mark, Kerry, K a ly, Nicole and Matthew wish


STEVENSON Tania


to thank


everyone ill Film Services, lam ily iind got)d iViemls tor their e xp ress ion s


and ap p rec iat ion to Richard Chew and all the s ta f f at the funeral home, ;i big thanks to Do c tor S aun d ers o f C as t le Medical Practice fo r his concern and kindness. F in a lly to Father Duggan for the lovely s em c e in church. Tania will be greatly missed by everyone.


Birthday memories o f a spe cial dad and grandad, April 29th There's .so much in Ufa that changes, And so much in life that's


MCDONNELL Joe


new, /Jut never in a million


years. Will there be another you.


All our love Maureen, Charlie, Sean, David, Kerry and Niamli xxxxxx


God bless


Birthday memories of a d e a r Dad and Grandatl. May 1st


WADDINGTON Dick


Loved and missed Now and always


Love Lynne, Peter, Svlvia, Amanda and Chris


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svm p a lh y and the flowers and ciirds o f


Anita Kellington’s first port of call after taking the ferry from Holyhead to Dun- leary. The post office still bears marks from the upris­ ing in 1922, while the ancient university has buildings dating from 1712 to 1932, and the library contains the illustrated gospel the Book of Kells dating from the eighth cen­ tury. Also shown were the t\vo


cathedrals, one Protestant and the other St Patrick’s,


which was designed by Pugin. Plaques commemo­ rating James Joyce, W. B. Yeates and Oscar Wilde for their contribution to litera­ ture and the statue of Molly Malone was also on the “menu”. The journey then contin­


ued to Cork and to Blarney Castle, where Dr Kellington performed the difficult task of kissing the Blarney Stone. Off the rugged coast,


Fastnet Rock, with its lighthouse, is the outpost known from weather fore­ casts, while Missen Head’s folded cliffs were a pointer to the geological past. Exploring the Sheeps


Head Peninsula, the audi­ ence learnt of the French invasion between 1798 and 1820. Mcgillycuddy’s Reeks


made a back drop for an area visited by Queen Vic­ toria, who considered the Molls Gap valley to be the most beautiful in Ireland. Derelict farmsteads were


a reminder of the potato famine when so many died. The coastline of the Din­


gle Peninsula is a favourite for tourists and the famous oratory was built in 1300. The Burren has survived


from the Ice Age and con­ tains many rare plants. There was a wealth of colourful flowers, including the Burnet rose and masses of sea pinks. The quality of the pic­


tures was superb and were accompanied by Irish folk music. The evening ended with close-ups of the rare white orchid known as Kelly’s Orchid.


Another trip down Memory Lane


0 DUE lo space, our popular Memory Lane piclure section lias not appeared litis week. Six more of your old scliool pictures will be in paper next week. Fealureil above is one, the class of 191.7 at Clitlieroe Roval Grammar School.


Don’t miss out on giving blood


EXISTING, lapsed and new blood donors are urged to attend sessions in West Bradford in May. They will take place at


the Village Hall, in Grindle- ton Road, on Wednesday, May 2nd, and Wednesday, May 30th, from 2 to 4 p.m. and again from 5-30 to 7-30 p.m. on both days. With two bank holiday


weekends in May, atten­ dance a t donor sessions


usually dips, which can have an adverse effect on blood stocks across the country Cathy Davies, communi­


cations officer for the National Blood Service, said: “We understand that people use the bank holiday weekends as an opportuni­ ty to go away, but the demand for blood never stops. We are urging people to please try and attend a


session in their local area before, during or after the bank holiday.” Anyone aged between 17


and 60, weighing more than 50 kg (7 stone 12 lbs) and in general good health could potentially s ta r t saving lives by becoming a blood donor. For more informa­ tion or for details of other sessions in your area call 08457 711711 or visit www.blood.co.uk.


A ‘reel good talk’ from Peter


RETIRED headteacher Peter Edwards regaled Clitheroe and District Probus Club with stories and poems in Lancashire dialect. Ranging from delightful­


ly absurd jokes to poignant verse about the grim days of the coalmines, Mr Edwards entranced his audience, even bursting into song on occasion. Familiar and unfamiliar anecdotes describing the


way of life decades ago were much appreciated by his audience of mainly “local lads”, who realised that they, too, had grown up through many of the events described— the days of rag and bone men, coal deliver­ ies by horse and cart, housewives cleaning front steps, outside privies, and the Second World War. Interspersed with consid­ appreciative


erable applause, the trip down


Memory Lane was an out­ standing talk delivered by an expert in the life and times of Lancashire lads and lassies of long ago. The vote of thanks was


given by the immediate past chairman. Cliff Astin. Clitheroe and District


Probus next meets at 10-45 a.m. on May 4th at the Pendle Club, Lowergate, Clitheroe when James Hal- sall will give a talk entitled “The Ribble Valley”.


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