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TOPPING Raymond


> Precious Father's Day ' memories of a dear dad, step-dad and grandad.


No longer with us in our • - lives to share. ■.


But in our hearts you are •- always there. •


. Loved and remembered always;Theresa, Vicky and ' Keily and all your loving -. familyxxx.


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. the dearly loved husband o f Maureen, much loved dad o f Susan and Nicholas, a loving father-in-law, also a ' devoted


.grandad o f Hayley, Christopher and Amy. Service and cremation took place at Skipton Crematorium, on


.27th, 20 08 , at his home in Paythornc,; .Brian,:aged 75 years,.


S u d d en ly on- May-


BOWE ' Bilan " '


Moor, aged 94 years, ' loving wife o f tlie late • Albert Cams and the late Frank Rushton, much loved mother of Jan e t and Ian, dear grandmother o f Ruth, Jan e and David, great­ grandmother


Peacefully, on May 28th, • : 20 08 , Abbcyficld,


RUSHTON . . Beatrice May


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. Wednesday, Jun e 4th. Donations in memory o f Brian i f so desired may be given for the R.S.P.B., c/o Mr c ; Corlelt,- 14 Church View,


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Clithcroc, BB7 4HG. Inquiries to. Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel.


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(Suddenly, on May 2Qth, 2008, in Royal Blackburn Hospital, Peter, aged 53 years,' o f Whallcy, the foving h u sb an d ' of. Trish, much loved dad o f Andrew and Mark, loving son o f Janette Bradley and dearly loved twin brother o f Cohn, much loved father-in-law o f . Lisa and devoted grandad o f Amelia. Funeral service will be held at 10 . a.m; on Tuesday, Ju n e 10th, 20 08 a t Whallcy Parish Church, prior to cremation at Accrington. Family flowers. only please, but - donations in memory o f Peter may be made to the Whalley .' Branch o f First Responders, c/o Langshaws -Funeral Services, King Street, Whallcy.


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On May 28th, 2008, peacefully, in ■ The Royal


John Grainger


. luishand o f- th e late Freda and devoted father of the late Jo h n . .


The funeral- service will be held on Friday, Ju n e 6th, 2008, at St Pauls Church, Low Moor, Clithcroc, : followed by interment at Ribbic Valley Burial Ground.- All inquiries to Messrs B. J . Watson Funeral Directors,. Instock Hall, Preston. Tel. 01772 626800.......


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Grainger, aged . 9 1 years, the o e lo v cd ,


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James, Isaac, William, Evic and Hattie and- loving stepmother to Claire and Andrew. A ■ private family service will take place tomorrow, Friday, Ju n e


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.donations can be sent c/o Jan e t Hargreaves, Green End Cottage, Sawley, Clitheroc, BB7 4R S for


made payable, to) Abbcyflcld Lancs Extra Care Soc. Inquires to Brian Price and Son. Tel.


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On Tuesday, May. 27th, 2008, peacefully in her sleep, . in hospital, Irene, aged 89 years, o f Wlialley, beloved wife o f -the late Albert and a much loved ■ mum and grandma. Funeral service will be held at 1 1 n.m. today, Ju n e 5th, at Whallcy Parish Church, prior to cremation at Accrington. . Family flowers only please, but donations i f desired .: to - Cancer Research U.K. . c/o Langshaws ' Funeral Service, King Street, Whallcy. - • Inquiries. Tel. 0 12 54 824529.


RinHERFORD Irene Annie -


On May 30U1 2008 at Woodlands Home for the Elderly, Claylon- Ic-Moors. May aged 9 0 - years, the dearly loved wife. of. the late Noel,- much loved mother o f Garth and Pam, dear mother-in- law o f Ju d y and Andy, loving grandma o f KursW, Nicholas, Paul and . Simon, a special great grandma May of Josh u a ,


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Hughic, Alana . and . Finlay , also • a. dear, sister, aunt and great - aunt. ■.■■■ Reposing.


Elliott,


'Wilson, 39 Langshaw-' Drive,. Chlheroe, BB7. lEY . - Inquiries to- Brian Price and Son,


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‘Peacehaven’ Chapel o f Rest. Service and cremation will take • place -at Accrington Crematorium, ? - on' Monday, Jun e 9th at- 1 1 .4 0 a .m . ' - Family; flowers . only please,! donations in'memory of* May if. so* desired' may. be given - for. the r


in - Happy 21st.


__ Birthday! ' Enjoy y o u r , - limo ride this weekend- - -.


Lots of love from Dad, Mum,. Liam, Martyn, Margie, Amy, .: John'and all the family xxx s


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Love and best wishes from Grandmas -“J . ' Collier and Hacking, Auntie Ann, ' / Uncle Bill and Auntie Jean, . Uncle Alan and Bertina, Deborah


Love from Mum and Dad xxx • Hap'py 21st birthday '


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A c c r ' i n g t o n C r e m a t o r i u m , ) followed by a service o f Thanksgiving at Trinity Methodist Churcli, Ciitheroe at 12 , noon. -Family flowers only, but


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In loving memory of a dear Dad, jGrandad and Great fgrandad,* died Ju n e 12th 1976. ' Deep as ever as time ■ departs;-.: .-*■


RICHARDSON .William


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A dear Husband, Dad and Grandad,- died Ju n e 6 th , 1995^ •


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Love Marjorie, Tracy,' Vicky, - Cra ig . and Grandchildren.'


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Acknowledgements BIRCH


Harry ■ and family would like to take this opportunity to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for the • many kind expressions .


Dorothy


particularly like to thank Dr Ibbotson and ' - the • s ta f f at. Beechgrovc Care Home for- their attention and care over the last- few months, thanking also Rev. Mark Pickett for his kind words, finally a special thankyou to Mr . Chew and Clithcroc Funeral Service for all - the funeral arrangements.


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Stephen, Chris and Sarah would like to sincerely thank all relations and friends for the support, cards and donations for the Alzheimer’s Society. Thanks also to Dr. V. Warren and a l l ' the Staff on Hodder Ward Ciitheroe Hospital for their kindness shown. They would also like to -thank all ■ the excellent staff of 'Fhe Manor •


HARRISON ' Myra


Nicholson , for his c o m f o r t i n g ministrations and to the Price’s for the well organised funeral arrangements.


Chatburn for • their loving c a r e . and attention, to- Rev. Canon


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' - In the main section on our home p a g e .: . .r - . are proud to announce the


: sate arrival of their beautiful daughter


: . Kora Elizabeth Born on May 18th, 2008.


: v - ; Weighing 81b 4oz A welcome sister for Kai, ■ = - Logan and Jenson


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Congratulations Tammy and John.'Thankyou for our


beautiful Granddaughter Kora Elizabeth ^


Lots of love Mum and Dad Edwardson S TR O N G . (nee Warrington) .


- Gary and Natalie are delighted to announce the safe arrival of Aaron James


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Born on May 31st,-2008. • Weighing 91b 15oz


Many thanks to everyone for their help and support and for all the cards and gifts received


21st Birthday ! ITS agirl( ■ Birthdays i © GANT NOWELL


- ’■John, Mick'and Pat would like to thank Dr Duncan and staff on Ward 38, Cardiac Unit, Blackpool Victoria Hospital, for the care


:; given after John's recent operation. . ; ^ Thanks to family and friends for cards, ■ ■ phone calls and visits over the last five weeks


: Jo h n is now back home; • c


ciitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) 21st Birthday'


21 21 21 2 f 21 21 27 21 21 GUDGEON Paul


June 9th


Happy 21st Birthday to a wonderful son


. „ . Nice to see your, still partying


* 2 1 Dad, Lisa, Luke and Donna xxx 21 21 21 .21 2f 21 21


RAMSINGH Laura


June,11th : ■ Happy 21st Birthday


Lots of : love •


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Elizabeth’s new reign as queen


i BLOCKEEL i 'i Gaynor June 6th


Happy 50th Birthday Lots of love from All the family xxx


CHIPPERTON, Wendy June 5th


Happy 40th Birthday


Lots of love Roxanne, Nigel and Mum and Dad xx


21 21 PT 21 21 21 21 HIGSON


Paul June 10th .


Happy Birthday Paul


"21 and still being bottle fed"


Love from Mum, Dad, Andrew,


: Ashley and alllthe j . family xxx


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SLAIDBURN held its annual May Queen Festival on a sunny, but blustery Bank Holi­


day Monday. ; The day began with a service conducted by Geoff


Garnett at St Andrew’s Church, with lessons read by retiring May Queen Alice Kenyon and her suc­ cessor, Elizabeth Parsons. Mr John King Wilkinson presented dictionaries


to children leaving primary school this year and also presented 50p pieces'to children at the service. Slaidburn Silver Band played at church and then led the procession around the village and down to the village green. They were followed in the proces­ sion by the two queens and their retinues and Slaid­ burn Brownies. Once at the village green, the new May Queen


was crowned by Jean Lawson. The fancy dress com­ petition was won by George Ireland as Bob the Builder and Slaidburn won the football competition against Dunsop Bridge. The afternoon was rounded of with sports on the village green. Our picture shows the new Slaidburn May Queen, Elizabeth Parsons, with her retinue at St Andrew’s Church,


(s) . ■ WHILE going through Slaidburn Silver Band’s


music library recently, conductor John Cowking, discovered a century-old programme.


John writes: “I unearthed an old programme of


events for Slaidburn’s Whit-Monday Festival of June 1908. It shows the timetable for the day’s fes­ tivities at Slaidbum, a'list of the children’s races and the accounts for the previous year’s festival. “However, what caught my eye was the band’s


programme of music for that day which contained, the usual selections of music typical of that era.; Some of that music still exists, although in a bat-;' tered condition with some parts missing, and one piece in particular called ‘Village Carnival’ was almost a complete set.


' “I though it would be fitting to try and perform; this piece 100 years later at the’Slaidburn May., Queen Festival of 2008 and contacted the original . publishers of the piece to see if parts were still avail-


. able. . “The publishers, Wright and Round, who publish


the Band’s march ‘Slaidburn’, checked their archives and-provided the hand with a full set of parts to rehearse and perform from. “As a result the band performed ‘Village Carni­


val’ at the Slaidbum May Queen festival almost 100 years to the day since it was first heard


- “There is also a family connection for me too. My grandfather was a member of the band in 1908 and


no doubt played the piece on that day.” Results from Slmdburn, Newton, Dunsop Bridge, Lane Ends


and Tosade May Queen Festival. Junior Races: 5 -7 years: Boys - Jack Wallbank, Tom Doherty, . Ewan Carlton-Whitaker. Girls - Isabel Alpe, Rebecca Bennett, . Jessica Bowen.


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Up to 4 years: Boys - Matthew Keefe, David Breaks, William Beattie. Girls - Isabelle Askew, Amelia Alpe, Annabelle Warbur-


ton. 8-10 years: Boys - Thomas Bennett, Jonathan Wynne, Maxim


Joffe. Girls - Autumn Bolton, Madeline Wynne, Iona Jones. 11-13 years: Boys - James Harrison, Alex Webster, Jonathan


Parker. Girls - Rebecca Alpe, Laura Coupland, Crystal Blackledge. 14-16 years: Boys - Seth Blakey, Matthew Alpe, James Hartley. Sack race. 7 and under: Boys - Jack Wallbank, Jack Glenden-


ning, Tom Doherty. Girls - Sarah Carr, Kelly Blanchard, Rebecca Bennett. 8-9 yrs: Boys - Niall Doherty, Maxim Joffe, Thomas Ben­ nett. Girls - Autumn Bolton, Abigail Stansfield, Emma Robinson. 10-11 yrs: Boys- Callum Doherty, Kim Astin, George Kenyon.


Girls - Anna Blakey, Kendal Jones, Iris Joffe. : 12 and over: Boys - Seth Blakey, Matthew Alpe, James Harri­


son. Girls - Rebecca Alpe, Laura Coupland, Sarah Pope. Wheelbarrow. 7 and under: Mixed - Sarah Carr and Ewan Carl­


ton-Whitaker, Tom Doherty and Jack Glendenning, Chloe Robin­ son and Luke Gridley. 8-9 yrs: Mixed - Maxim Joffe and Niall Doherty, Thomas Ben­


■ Bowen, Tom Wallbank.


nett and Edward Carr, Emma Robinson and Autumn Bolton. 10- 11 yrs Mixed - Emma Parker and Crystal Blackledge, Isabel Alpe and Rebecca Bennett, Elizabeth Parson and Emily Peel. 12 and over: Mixed - Rebecca Alpe and Laura Coupland, Matthew Alpe and Seth Blakey, James Harrison and James Hartley. Slow bicycle race. 16 and unden Mixed - Matthew Alpe, Max . . . . . .


''. Three-legged race. 7 and unden Mixed - Isabel Alpe and Rebec- r 'ea Bennett, Gregor McIntosh and Jack Glendenning, Sarah Carr


’ and Ewan Carlton-Whitaker. 8-9 yrs: Mixed - Henry Fullaloye and Billy Bolton, Maxim Joffe and Niall Doherty, Gabriel Astin and - Thomas Bennett. 10-11 yrs: Mixed - Rachel Harrison and Anna


.. Blakey, Emma Parker and Crystal Blackledge, Chris Hartley and •■'Kim Astm; 12 and over: Mixed - Rebecca Alpe and Melissa Cox,


- Jonathan Parker and James Hartley, Seth Blakey and Matthew . Alpe. .


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■ BevAlp. ... Egg catching: James Alpe and partner. ••


'30 Warning after stables are targeted by thieves


HORSE, stable and farm owners in.tlie Ribble.Valley are being warned of a spate of thefts of tack and other equipment. ■ . : : - ^


■ Police are also investigating a couple" of incidents where horses; have been drugged so thieves can, gain entry into outbuildings and


‘ escape with the expensive goods. ■ The thefts in the past few weeks have ranged from horse trailers taken from fields and other livery,


' premises. In one incident, a classic horse


trailer worth £4,000 was stolen from Grindleton. • • Thieves forced their way into


some isolated stables in Smalden Lane,-removed the wheel clamp and made off unseen in the black and silver Ifor Williams trailer. The theft occurred some time


between 8 p.m. on Bank Holiday Monday, May 26th, and 7 a.m. the following morning. Police are: warning owners not to leave sad-. dies and bridles and o'ther tack in outbuildings. They are also rec­


ommending trailers are locked and secured at all times. , p e s o Jane Pearson, of Whal­


ley Police, is investigating the thefts.-She said: “Investigations are in their initial stages yet, but there have been incidents in the Ribble Valley where tranquillisers have been used to sedate horses. “We are looking into this careful­ ly.” If you have had any riding equipment stolen or have wit-


■ ness'ed a theft,' please c a l l . Ciitheroe Police on 443344. ,


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Adult races:-Three-legged race: Julie Bennett and Janet Whitaker, Peter Handley and Shaun Kenny, Pam Stansfield and


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