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. 28th, 2 0 0 8 in the East L an c a sh ire Hosp ice, B la ckb u rn, C h r ist in e aged 6 6 . y e a r s , o f B o lto n -b y -B ow la n d , the d e a r ly loved wife o f Keith, much loved mum o f Ju l ia and Paul, lo v in g mother- in-law o f Gareth, also n devoted grandma o f Emma


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Born N o v em b e r lOth, 19 2 8 , / died S ep tem b e r


ORMISTON William Roy ’


2 0 0 5 . Never a dull moment, • You will always be remembered and


Love Margaret.


N o v em b e r - Happy B ir th d a y to d e a r ly m is s e d and loved Brothe r. -


ORR Roy


‘especially on your birthday.


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A d c lc and Jo n a th an wish to express their heartfelt thanks to all rela tive s,


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Ju d i th , E ile en and familie s would like to e xp re s s their: sincere thanks to all relatives, f r ie n d s


SINGIHON • Mona '


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n e igh b ou rs fo r the m an y


and . kind


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' T h an k in g , a lso R e v . A n n Smith fo r h e r k in d - words a n d comforting- /m in is ­ t ra t io n s ' .a n d to e v e ryo n e


- con d o len ce received during their sad .loss.


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RAMACHANDRAN . Chan • ' ' .


colleagues fo r the wonderful su p p o r t , kind e xp re ss ion s o f sympathy and the many cards and letters o f


4 th.


' mother to K irsty and Adam and g re a t - , grandmothe r


November 3 rd , 2 0 0 8 , Alma, aged 8x y e a r s o f Clithcroc, beloved- wife o f the late Thomas, much loved mum o f Inn and Geoff, dear mothcr-in-Iaw to Sharon and E i le en , cherished . g ran d -


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Isobcl. Funeral service will be l icld'at 10 - 3 0 a .m. on T uesda y, N o v em b e r 1 1th a t S t . P au ls Church, L ow M oor prior to c rem a t io n . at A c c r in g to n ..' F am i ly flowers only p le a se , but d o n a t io n s


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111 lo v in g m em o ry o f a very d e a r m o th e r w h o . died N o v em b e r 9th,


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All o u r lo v e C ra ig , Ian , T e r ry , C la ire and David x x x x x . . . .


H ap p y B ir th d a y to o u r U n c le R o y , N ovemb er 4th.*


ORR Roy


M a t th ew , B e th a n y , N at h an ,


K r is t ian , A r ro n and L ib by x


Thinking o f you always. B e n ,


Happy B ir ln d a y Roy, N o v em b er 4th .


ORR Roy


With lo v e from a ll y o u r close fr ien d s .


Your always m our thoughts.


RIP Roy the boy. Acl<nowledgements


David and family^ would' like to expre ss th eir sincere t l ia n ^ to . ^ a ll


DUGDALE Ida


friends for th e ir kind w o rd s • o f sym p a th y fo llow in g th e ir sad - lo ss o f Auntie Ida and fo r . the g en e ro u s donations to /“Action r for Children” .


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. witn the S e rv ic e o f : Thanksgiving fo r h er lon g -an d c a r in g life, with its commitment to


T han ks a lso to • R ev. K a ty T h om a s fo r leading', the . fu n e r a l services, to th ose who helped in m any .ways


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received a t th is sad time. Grateful thanks also for the donations received on b eh a l f o f MacMillan N u r s e s and Cancer Research. Our special thanks arc extended^ to all the doctors ‘ in volved in . Chan's care a lso to the District N u r se s , Macmillan Nurses and espe cia lly- Denise Bradshaw for all their lo v in g • c a re -and attention. A sp e c ia l thank you to Murray M i lle r


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•Rev Joh n H a r t le y 'fo r his p ra y e rs and ministrations and also to L. Champ Funeral S e rv ice fo r • th e ir arrangements. .


wonderful tribute to Chan in Church, to


E i le en , Geof f, L in d a and family wish to e xp re ss


SCOTTCOOMBER Michael


. the kind e xpre ss ion s o f sympa thy, c a rd s , letters, donations and help received, during this- v e ry sad t ime . T han ks -a lso .


vand Woodman . and . Son for all their help and d ign ified .fu n era l arrangements.


P aram ed ic s, P o lic e •


Our Lord and St Jude T h an k you.


to thanks to cv e iyon c for h e a r t fe lt fo r h is .


fr ien d s . - and .


. sympathy, a t - th is sad time . T h an k yo u a lso to B r ia n P r ic e a n d S o n fo r the fu n e ra l- a r ran g em en ts .


A n n w o u ld l ik e v;to th a n k : . fam i ly an d f r ie n d s . ’ fo r th e ir su p p o r t and c a rd s o f


. Christine


E dw in , . C on n ie, N ico la ,


WATERWORTH Andrew Charles ..


' and n eigh b ou rs fo r th e many / k in d e x p re s s io n s -


con d o len ce rec eiv ed d ur in g their sad loss. Thanking also R ev. J . Duxbury for his kind words and comforting' ministrations and to e v e ryo n e • who a tten ded the funeral se rv ice and have given d o n a t io n s fo r the N o r th West A i r Ambulance.


sympathy , and letters an d


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J am e s and "K a r e n , would like to expre ss , th e ir sincere tl ian te to a ll re la tiv e s, fr ien d s


R ich a rd ,


BOYER Oliver


21 November 8th


• Haveagrealweekend! ■ Lx>ve Mum, Jordan -*t: and Gran xxx


Happy 21st Birthday,


Loveyou loads Louisex


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. f in a l ly to ■ Brian and Jean..- P r ice - for. ; all


attended the funeral an d ^ ' h ave *. g iven g en e ro u s " d on a t ions fo r the A lzh e im e r ’s S o c ie ty . T h e y.'w o u ld a lso like to thank Dr. M. Flatley, the District


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Danielle Claire


' November 7th :• Happy 18th '


•'VikM,' ' Love Mum W-


and Alan XXX 21st Birthday 21 21 21 21 2-1 21 21 21 21


LAKELAND Jason V


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Congratulations to a very special Son


and Brother on your 21 St Birthday • Wishing you success and happiness


Good luck (or the future


All our love Mum,' ' Dad, Adam and Simon xxxx


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A^^ark t of horror


g o th ic horror,at its best about to appear at Stage


^ w o Dowiiham when the T a s t present a wonderful production of; “Franken­ stein”, the classic by Mary Shelley and dramatised by Tim Kelly. : This is a dark tale of hor­


ror, revenge and sadness; a story to make you gasp, b u t . also to evoke feelings of sympathy for a creature, who only w an ts to be accepted and loved. Within Downham Village ■


Hall the. atmosphere of fear, excitement and wonder will be created by the excellent cast of James Masterman as the Creature, Steve Cooke


Hospital plans for residential


SMITH Danielle '" ..,’.


Claire O.. November 7th


®m"Happy I8lh; H - Big Sis i Love Candice and Jack xxx


Birthday - Birthdays


60 60 60 ^ 60 60 . 6 0 60 NICOL Ian


November 6th


Congratulations on your 60th Love always Chris xxx


Have a great day Dad


' Love from Ben and Lesley, Simon and Angela, Adam and Jana, Chris '


and Rachel xxxx


Happy Birthday Gramps. Lots of love Maria xxxx


Happy Birthday ' From Mavis x


' November 11th


STEER Karen


■ Happy 50th Birthday


Congratulations and best wishes , on your birthday Hope you have a fantastic day Love Peter,


Michelle, John,


. Rachael and Mark xxx


Anniversaries


development AN outline planning applica­ tion has been submitted to Kibble Valley Borough Council for a residential development, open space, roads access and related infrastructure. Comments on the proposal


at Clitheroe Hospital, Chat- burn Road (0 8 7 8 ) must be made to the- council by November 14th; Other plans submitted include: Clithcroe: Single level exten­


sion to rear of house, garage conversion to bedroom amd


, small utility (revised planning application to supercede all previous applications, at 22 Roman Way, Highmoor Park (0870)


. • Livestock cubicle house


and slurry storage below, adjoining existing livestock building at Brungerley Farm (0871)


. • Proposed dormer exten­


sion to front elevation at 3 Langdale Avenue ■'(0881). ■ • Proposed alterations to


PORTER Roy and


Daphne November 9th


Wishing you a very


happy Ruby Wedding- Anniversary


With love from Mum and all the family •


^ . and Benjamin xxxx


the existing'pedestrian and vehicular gateways of York Street to improve highway access and safety at Clitheroe Royal Grammar School, Sixth Form Centre, York Street (0887). • Proposed formation of


new external window and door openings in the. existing single ■ storey rear outrigger, as part of the internal refurbishment and alterations a t The.Old Post


House Hotel,. King; Street (0899). ® Conversion of barn into li'ving accommodation at Twin


Brook Farm, .Up. Brooks (0902). • Proposed externally illu­


minated fascia sign on rear ele-, vatlon at The Grand, York" Street (0906).


Man’s indecent^ Homages,charge,.


I ^LITHEROE .man:.' Glenn. Wayne Yates (35), of Hayhurst ' Street, was committed in cus-;: tody to Preston Crown Court i when he appeared before; Blackburn magistrates charged -; with possessing and making ! indecent imag^ of children. ’ ■


as Frankenstein and Kim Croyden as Henry Clerval.


The brilliant supporting


ca s t will once again put their heart and soul into


- their performances and urge you to go along and gasp at the high voltage spectacle. . Performances are each


evening from next Wednes­ day to Saturday at 7-30 p.m.


, Tickets can be purchased at the Tourist Information or tel. 01200 423301.


Our picture shows James


Masterman as the Creature, attacking Kim Croyden as Henry Clerval watched by Frankenstein played by Steve Cooke. , (T211008/1)


Park’s cash for The Christie


ANOTHER year has passed and mobile home owners at the Three Rivers Woodland Park, in West Bradford, are still raising money for The Christie hos­ pital in Manchester. Last Saturday evening saw


another cheque, this time for a whopping £6,788.36, presented to Christie representatives by Mr Tobin the Magic Man and Zehara's Urban Gypsies - con­ te s tan ts who appeared on ITV’s “Britain’s Got Talent”. The money will go towards The Christie’s young oncology unit, where teenage cancer patients are treated. An enjoyable evening includ­


ed a display of dancing by the Urban Gypsies and was well attended, with guests from West Bradford Parish Council and Mrs Myra Clegg, a long­ term fund-raiser in the area. A children’s Hallowe’en


fancy dress competition took - place, a raffle and auction boosted the fund-raising and supper was provided., Mrs Beryl Statham, secrer


tary for the fund-raising group at the Three Rivers Park, said:. “Even in these hard times, peo­


ple will still try to give what;


.they can for a worthwhile cause like The Christie. We’re very pleased with this latest donation.” To date the grand to tal now given to them is


, £56,900 and Saturday evening saw another £344 raised,-which


.will start off another year. Christie regional appeals offi­ cer Jacky Plant,-said: “The residents of' Three Rivers Woodland Park are amongst our most loyal supporters and every year they turn out to have a good time and raise


money for our cause'. They’ve excelled themselves this year and we’d like to say a big thank you.” Our picture shows the entertainers a t Saturday’s event presenting the cheque to Christie respresentatives Jacky Plant and Carl Shape, (s)


Activity sessions


for the over-65s FREE activity sessions for residents and non-presidents are being launched at a Clitheroe residential home. ■ Mark Brierley and Hannah Townson are


hoping that the area’s over-65s will join the Thursday morning sessions at High Brake


; House, Chatbum .Road. These include board games, bingo, quizzes, flower arranging, pot- tery, exercise and card making - to name a few.


: • ; “We want senior citizens to have a safe and' i secure place to gather and to enjoy a range of ; indoor and outdoor activities,-enjoy socialis-'


■ l ing; and make new friends,” explained Mr ' ' Brierley. “They can take advantage of the beautiful garden, plant flowers in our potting


.; shed, or simply enjoy the outdoor area, weather permitting.”


i. ;;. The sessions are being held on a first come,


; first served basis and people are being urged / to call the home on 01200 423286 to reserve a ' place. Our picture shows two of the residents - ■with'a demonstrator. (S131008/3d)


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Educational questions


LAST, week we asked 10


'questions regarding edu­ cation in Clitheroe prior to the publication of a new book. Below are the answers. ■ 1. CRGS ( Girls) began in 1915 and ended in •1985. ; ■


- . ■ ; 2. Edisford opened in


1953, the major national event was the Coronation of the Queen. 3. St James had the


same head teacher for 43 years, Robert Coates (1867-1910). 4. Miss Elizabeth


Roberts, St Michael and St John, (1884 -1 9 2 3 ) was the first woman head of the seven schools in the town. 5. For three days in


1945 at Pendle (330-plus pupils) all the children’s to i le ts and staff to i le t were out of usa Everyone had to use the head teacher’s toilet! 6. County.'Vogue is the


retail outlet which func­ tioned as a private school from 1897 until 1913-14. 7. The Princess Royal


opened Ribblesdale in 1932. She was the aunt of the Queen. 8. Brookside School


opened in 1974 which was also the year in which Clitheroe lost its long-held status as a borough.


, 9. Mr Tom Heyworth was the only person to hold the headsMp of three schools; Council School, Pendle Junior School and Ribblesdale Senior School. 10; CRGS had two


pupils in 1820 and 65 in the early 1870s. This number never increased until the new school opened in 1914. ■


Village life exhibition


ONE hundred original photographs depicting life in Chatbum will form the bulk of an exhibition staged at the v il la g e ’s library later this month. The exhibition, which


will open on Wednesday, November 19th, at 2 p.m. , will include photographs on various subjects including “The Village”, “Rose Queens of the 1950s” and “School Pho­ tographs from the late 1940s and early 1950s” plus many more of inter­ est. Running until mid- January 2009, the exhibi-. tion also includes photo­ graphs from other peri­ ods and snippets of news from the village taken from the 1950s’ editions of the Clitheroe Advertis­ er and Times. The library’s opening


hours are Tuesday 2p.m. to 5 p.m;, Wednesday 2 p.m to 5 p.m.'and 5-30 p.m. to ,7 p.m., Thursday 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. and 5-30 p.m. to 7 p.m.


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