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Jenny, aged 93 years, the dearly loved wife of the late James, a much loved mother of Tony and the late Fred also
Clitheroe and
of
Hospital Chatburn
a dear
grandmother, great grandmother and sister. Reposing
in
Telford, Shropshire. TF2 9PQ. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel: 01200 441297.
'Peacehaven' Chapel of Rest. Service and cremation will take place at Accrington Crematorium, day and time to be arranged. Family flowers only please, donation in memory of Jenny if so desired may be given for the P.D.S.A. IJest Friends, Whitechapel Way,
Priorsice,
Peacefully, 25th,
(Jenny) lly, on
2007,
August in
Died September 2nd, 2005.
ORMISTON William Roy
From Margaret and Graham, Kate and Thomas.
Heartfelt memories of the treasured times we all shared with you, Are with us always.
Died September 2nd, 2005. A character and his own man. Loved missed and always in mu thoughts, Thanks for the
ORMISTON William Roy
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Precious memories of a loving mum and nana, passed away September and, 2006.
SPEDPING Barbara
Lots of love Donna, Andrew, Halle (your little sunshine) and Mackenzie xxxx.
Loved, missed and always in our hearts.
A much loved Mum , who passed away September 2nd, 2006 A cherished smile,
SPEDDING Barbara
Love front Scott and Joanne xx.
A heart of gold, The dearest mum the world could hold, Happy memories, fond and true, From us who thought the world of you.
Love Christopher and Lesley x.
September 2nd, 2006. Remembering our friend, Not just today but everyday, We Both miss you so much.
SPEDDING Barbara
Your loving husband Jack.
Birthday Memories■
Birthday memories of a special Dad. Passed away August 27th,
BOWKER Tom
1985. Like falling leaves,
All my love, your ever loving
Ihc years go by, But our thoughts, Of you will never die.
daughter Thelma xxxx.
Precious memories of a dear wife who passed away August 28th, 2006. Memories are a golden chain, That link us till we meet again.
WHITEHEAD Evelyn
Acknowledgements
Jean, Helen, Peter, Catherine and families would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for the many kind expressions sympathy,
BOWYER Berwyn
cards oi condolence and
letters, donations
received during their sad loss. Thanking also Rev. Canon David Mcwis for his kind words and comforting ministrations, Dr. M. Flatley, the Nurses and staff at Clithcroc Hospital and the District and Marie Curie Nurses for all their
support. M cL e o d
care and
Stuart, Hayley and Iain would like to thank everyone who attended Audrey's funeral on Tuesday, August 14th. Thank you to all who sent flowers and donations and for the care and support over the last ten years. Thank you to Rev. Peter Goulding for the ceremony and to Clitheroe Funeral Service for all their help at this sad time.
Audrey Patricia
The family of the late Allen Renwick would like to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for all the kind messages of sympathy, cards of condolence, flowers and donations to Cancer Research received at this sad time. Special thanks to Dr. Ibbotson and the District Nurses for the care shown to Allen and to Canon Nicholson for his kind and
REN WICK Allen
ministrations. comforting husband
Geraldine, David, Philip and families would like to express their sincere thanks to cvciyone for the many kincf expressions of sympathy,.letters and caras or condolence and donations for Cancer Research U.K. received during their sad loss. Thanking also Rev. R. Nicholson for his kind words and c o m f o r t ministrations, everyone
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Bccchgrove Care Home for all their care and kindness and finally to Brian, Jean, Carl and Pauline Price for all the funeral arrangements.______
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Love from Gladys xx ho Exam Success ■ A l b . W LO R ;f :\ ? l Garry
September 5th! Happy 40th Birthday
Love from Mum and Dad xx
WOOD Emily
Well Done on your GCSE results
Love Dad, Mum, Katie, Joanna, Richard, Oliver and Jack xxx
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Stuart and Jayne are delighted to announce the safe arrival of
of
Samuel John on August 16th, 2007. Weighing 7lb 15oz.
A welcome brother for Jenna and Evie
Congratulations Jayne and Stuart on the birth of our new grandson Love from both families
SHAW (nee Hardman) Matthew and Annette
are delighted to announce the safe arrival of their son
Harrison James
Born on August 8th, 2007 weighing 7lb 10oz.
Thanks to the midwives on C11 and all the staff on Central Delivery Suite for all their help and support
Congratulations from both families xxx
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August 30th Happy 80th
Birthday to my dearest
TATTERSALL Johanna
SO August 29th
When you have a dream don't let anything dim it. The sky is the limit! Happy Birthday Jo With lots of love
Mum, Dad, Martin and Polly xxx
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June one of the wettest on record
A DRY warm start to the first 10 days of June col lapsed with a thunder storm on the 11th.
There followed the most
miserable days, with rain every day and well below average temperatures and little sunshine.
WHILLINGHAM- SMITH
Alan and Jean Smith are happy to announce the Engagement of their daughter, Victoria to Chris.
Wishing you all the happiness for the future Congratulations from both families
They were seeking treasure in Sabden
THE village of Sabden was invaded by 55 strangers -all taking part in the Clitheroe Speakers’ Club annual treasure hunt. Members from the local club
were joined by guests from clubs in Bolton, Garstang, Blackburn and Burnley. ' All searched through the vil lage for the answers to the clues which had been set.
The eventual winners were a
group from Bolton calling them selves the “Bolton Wanderers”, with two guests from the Clitheroe club finishing second. After a leisurely stroll round
the streets, participants rested their legs with a drink and meal at the White Hart provided by Cheryl McCullough. A raffle was also held. • Clitheroe Speakers Club is
holding a meeting to enable local people to find out more about the organisation. I t will take place at Clitheroe Library on September 10th from 7-30 p.m. For more information, call 01200 428488 or 427870. Pictured are members of the
winning treasure hunt team Valerie Cook, Diane Hawkins, Kate Maher and Barbara Thompson, (s)
Valley is complying with smoking ban
by Faiza Af zaal
NO “c ru sad e rs” are so far challenging the smoke free policy in th e Ribble Valley,
according to officials. Ribble Valley’s Environmental
Health Manager Mr James Rus sell reported that it had been “so far, so good” locally after the introduction of the legislation banning smoking in public places. Mr Russell told members of
the Community Committee that a lot of queries and questions had been dealt with. Earlier, senior environmental
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health officer Mr Eamonn Roberts had said the department was dealing with many smoking shelter plans. He said: “We have probably
had 20 applications for smoking shelters in all sorts of shapes and sizes. To comply with legislation, they have to be 50% open. I would encourage people to con tact the council before they put an application forward to make sure i t will comply with the rules.” 0 Some 97% per cent of prem
ises inspected in the North West in the two weeks after July 1st were smoke free, as required by the new law. The statistic was
Fence erecting trio’s bid to win a national title
THREE members of Slaidbum Young Farm ers’ Club travelled to Warwickshire to compete against the best fence erectors in England and
Wales. Keith Wells, Richard Wells and Cecil Walk
er had already beaten teams at the Lancashire and Northern Counties qualifiers to claim their place in the national final. Competitors were required to erect 10
metres of post and stock netting fencing and hang a 10-foot gate using only hand tools. Keith Wells, a fencing contractor from Clitheroe, explained: “It was a real challenge to dig in the strainer posts by hand, to cut and join the netting and to produce a competition standard fence within the time-frame”. Out of 10 finalists, Slaidburn took third prize, beaten only by Somerset and South
Wales. Pictured, from the left, are: Cecil Walker,
revealed by the Department of Health to mark the first month of the ban on smoking in public enclosed spaces in England. Dawn Primarolo, Minister of
State for Public Health, said: “When we introduced the smoke free law, we predicted th a t it would be largely self-enforcing, based on experience elsewhere, and the fact that three-quarters of the public supported the move. “All the signs are that business
es and the public have taken the new law in their stride. These high levels of real protection from second-hand smoke in pub lic places and workplaces are a testament to everyone involved.”
1 2 3 4 5 6
8 9
Date Max°F Min°F Rain mm -
70 70 70 68 64 63
7 65 70 72 70
10
13 14
18 19
23
11 73 12 63 55 51
15 56 16 59 17 60 64 65
20 66 21 66 22 66 60
24 58 25
27 28
26 56 58 60
29 58 30 60
54 58 56 52 48 50 54 56 56 60 62 58 50 50 50 54 52 52 56 58 56 60 56 54
54 48 51 49 50
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14.7 2.8
22.7 30.5 9.5 0.2 2.3 8.2 6.5 0.2 3.0 5.7
13.9 10.0 5.5 2.6 2.0
22.7
53 0.9 13.6
On the 11th and 19th there was thunder Total rainfall for the month was 178.2 mm = 7.128 inch es. One of the wettest Junes on record.
Car damaged
VANDALS dented the nearside rear panel of a BMW parked in Waterloo Road, Clitheroe. The offenders caused £300 worth of damage to the vehicle between 1 and 5- 45 p.m. on Sunday.
Window broken
STONES were used to smash the ground-floor window of a house in Gar nett Road, Clitheroe, caus ing £100 worth of damage at 7-45 p.m. on Saturday.
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