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'forgotten. You will always be in our thoughts and in our. hearts, love Mummy and Daddy. We will always love you, love Finley and Hmily, your big brother and sister. Good . night and God Blc.ss, love Mama and Grandad.


Hrnydon fell asleep on rnciay, August ist at The Royal Blackburn Mospilal. You arc gone but nol


Braydon James All


A special friend, A little fighter Right to the end. Gone from our lives, But not our hearts, . WcV keep you there always, Like we havefrom the start.


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Bertwistlc’s Funeral Service. Tel. 0 12 8 2 771628.


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..GULLIVER Chris


(Nee Ellse) 1945-2008


The woodland burial took place at Chesham Bois Buckinghamshire on .July 24th.


(Formeriy of Clitheroe)


W^enf to sleep on August 5th, 2008 at Royal- Blackburn Hospital, Roger, aged 65 years, o f Clithcroc, always loved and sadly missed by his family, daughter Claire, Susan and son-in-law Dominique. Reposing


. HANSON Roger


•Peacehaven’ Chapel of Rest. Service and cremation will take place at Accrington' Crematorium — date and time to be arranged. For all funenu details please contact Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directoi's. Tel. 0 120 0


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-View Nursing Home, Longridge and of Litticmoor, Snbdon, Chris, aged 90 years, dearly loved wife of the late Bill, loving mother o f . Bill, Christine, Peter and the late Alan, mother- in-law o f


Suddenly on August 1st, 2008, in Alston


SEFTON Chris


Margaret and Ken, .Joan,


also a caring grandma and great-grandma. Reposing


‘Peacehaven’ Chapel o f Rest. Sei-vice and interment will take place at St Nicholas Church, Sabclen - date and time to he arranged.


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- Litticmoor • House, Snbdcn,


arrangements please contact Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tcl. 0 120 0


Clithcroc, BB7 9HT. For all


funeral 4 4 129 7 . ____________ Adfnowledgeinents'


Barbara, Rob and Gill would like to express their heartfelt thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for the many expressions of sympathy and cards and letters of condolence received at. this sad time. Thanking also . the Rev. Katie Thomas for her. kind words and c o m f o r


DAVY Geoff


. to Dorian House . Children’s Hospice. A special - thank you to Dr A. Crowther and the . Pcndleside Medical Practice Staff for their care and support over recent


ministrations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations


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. times and to Brian Price and Son Funeral


arrangements. dignified


■ Directors for their truly :


Alan and Susan and family would like to lliank all their relatives, .


SWEENEY . Elsie


■ 'all at Pcndlc Court. Dr Crowther and team, Reverend Mark. Pickett and Clithcroc Funeral Sei-vices.


and neighbours for the kind expressions o f sympatny • and donations in inemoiy o f - Elsie. Special thanks to .Joanne and


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flowers only please, donations i f desired m memory o f Chris to the MacMillan Nurses, c/o Mrs M. 'J’aylor, Flat . 10,


Family Near


. show, But what it meant to lose


I 'or a dear Brother who died August 10th, 2007- We think of you m silence. And make no outward •


RENWICK Alan


From Andrew and Sylvia, I-Iealhcr and Steve. ■


you. No one will ever know.


Birthday n/Iemorie


Birthday memories of a ' dearly loved Husband on August 6lh.


CUNCARR John


Love you always from your - loving wife Nellie,


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: Birthday memories of a dear dad, August 5lh. I.ove .James x. • •


ORMISTON Peter


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. memories o/you. You r loving wife


August 6lh. • . Precious Birthday


Thank you •


Margaret and family. In OurThoughts Our Lord and St Jude


Gordon Anthony -


Peter, Kathryn and fnimhes.


always in our thoughts. Stephen,


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Brian, Jean, Carl and Pauline Tel: Clitheroe 441297


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.Joan, '.John and Ian would like to cNpiess their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and • neighbours for thc • • many kind c.xprcssions


TILLOTSON' .Brian


BLACKBURN


(nee Holmes) Martin and Johanna


•Thanking also Rev. Geoff Dcardcn for his kind words ^ and c o m f o r t i n g


sympathy and letters and I'cards . / of condolence • received during their sad loss.


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.ministrations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations for the Castle Medical Group


. cycled to Bordeaux m aid o f the North West Air -Ambulance in Brian’s memory._____


Nurses. They would also like to express their appreciation to Dr W. Mackcan and say a special thank you to all the District Nurses who allcndcd Brian. -Finally, they would also like to express their thanks to David Lowden who


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. the safe arrival of Jacob Harry,


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Born July 10th, 2008 : \Weighing 71b 6oz .


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Paul and Pauline are delighted to announce


the arrival of their grandson Z5&z- Samuel David


.on June 25th, 2008


■ . Weighing 61b 6oz He was born in Luxembourg to proud parents Joanne and Neil


Jonathan is very pleased with his new baby brother.


O i r ' f f f GRIIVIE


Shaun and Clare are pleased to announce the arrival of their daughter


Isabella Mary - on Friday, August 1st.


Many thanks for cards, presents and well wishes.


HAWORTH


CHESHIRE Rick and Louise


are delighted to announce the safe arrival of"


Katie Jane


Born July 31st, 2008. Weighing 71b 12oz.


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A welcome sister for Abigail Many thanks to all concerned


U girl! ITS Birthdays


JOYCE Joyce


August 6th :


Wishing you all good things on your 80th Birthday •.


Lots of love from


Susan, Chris, Deborah, Andres, Martin, Lauren and Mark xxx Big kisses Granny Love from


Millie and Sadie xxx 80 SO 80 SO 80 80 80


KEAN Olwen August 7th


Happy 80th birthday to the best ■ granny in the world


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BRIGGS Danielle


August 10th Happy 21st birthday and


congratulations on your Diploma in Operating Department Practice Lots o f love always from Dad, Mum, Grandma, David, Dave and Jan Barrie,' Julie, Charlotte


and Sophie Peter, Debbie, Jennifer and Katie


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Lots of love and kisses from George and Abbie xxx


Engagements


TIMSON-LEDER Paul and Jenny Timson are


delighted to announce the engagement of their elder daughter,


Catherine to Florian,


son of Herbert and Isolde Leder of Baden-Baden, Germany..


Love and Best Wishes to you both.


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: Andrew and Wendy are delighted to announce the safe arrival of


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Alexis Kate (Lexie)


on July 27th, 2008 ■ ' ' ' weighing 7lbs 12oz.


A welcome sister for Megan.


Many thanks to friends and family for all cards, gifts and kind wishes.


j v i n ~ '2 r ~ 2 i ~ 2 r ~ 7 j LAWSON Kerry


August 10th


Happy Birthday to a very special daughter Love and Best Wishes Mum and Dad xx


* . , . Happy 21st Birthday ■ (|.f;


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Lots of love Chris, Dom Puddin


Have a great birthday Love you lots Stuart XX


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, August 7th, 2008


‘High life’ couple ordered to repay


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A COUPLE said by a judge to have “enjoyed the high life” as a result of fraud from a Clitheroe' company have been ordered to repay thou­ sands of pounds or face a fur­ ther two years in jail. Judge Philip Sycamore ordered


that Carolyn Walsh and her ex- husband David Walsh should hand over £127,000 under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002. David Walsh previously


admitted a £680,000 fraud car­ ried out on Concept Building Solutions. Having convinced the company he was a qualified accountant, he went on to steal funds from them. S it ting a t Pres ton Crown


Court, the Judge ruled th a t David Walsh had benefited by £618,000 and Carolyn Walsh by £135,000 through offences they had previously admitted. But


the court heard that the amount of cash available for confiscation totalled £127,000. Carolyn .Walsh (43) of Princes


Reach, Ashton, Preston, was jailed for 15 months in March for money laundering and pervert- ■ ing the course of justice. ■ David Walsh (39) was given


six years for fraud in 2007 and later had 12 months added to the sentence for perjury and pervert­ ing the course of justice. The court had heard that Car­


olyn Walsh laundered thousands of pounds through her bank


. account before it was spent on jewellery and other expensive goods, as well as stays in hotels like Claridges, where a £6,000 bill was run up. In addition, she and David


Walsh sold around £80,000 worth of vehicles, including a Mercedes, Ferrari and BMWs, despite a co u rt order. David


Walsh was well known, having hosted a “Dragon's Deh”-type‘ initiative for would-be entrepre­ neurs. '. , .


• On Monday, financial inves­ ....... .•


tigator DC Rod Steele from the Serious and Organised Crime Unit Financial Investigation Unit said: “This case sends out a clear message to others th a t , despite Walsh’s guilty pleas and custodial sentence, Lancashire Constabulary will n o t allow criminals to profit from their crime and today we have ensured


■ that when he leaves prison he will return to nothing.” DC Steele added th a t Walsh


lived a life well beyond his means and abused the t ru s t of his employers. The th e f ts began almost immediately a f te r he s ta r te d working a t Concept Building Solutions and in two years he nearly put the company out of business.


Panoramic impression of town


A PANORAMIC impression of ‘Aspects of Clitheroe” is now


on view at Clitheroe Library. This piece of art - measuring 8 feet X 3 feet - was created at a community arts project organ­ ised by New Form Arts for the Clitheroe Festival in May. I t is made up from 150 postcard size panels th a t were drawn and coloured by visitors to the fes- ' tival and represents a wide range of age groups and abili­ ties. I t features many of the familiar


landmarks of


Clitheroe. The panorama will be on dis­


play a t the library for a month after which it will be available to any local group or organisa­ tion. Anyone interested in dis­ playing it - or giving i t a per­ manent home - should contact Norman Kelly (te l: 01200 441320). New Form Arts is a group of artists, makers and writers based in the Ribble Val­ ley. The group has taken part in a number of community art projects and local exhibitions. You can learn more about them from their website www.new- formarts.co.uk.


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P ic tu red are th e two "Aspects of Clitheroe"(s)


^ New lease of life for former factory


As well as the traditional message in-paper, ; advertisers now have their own web page where?.^^


> they can share photos, receive messages, ■ , and share family stories.


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“■-To access i-announce, click on the'family notices,". in.the nfiain section on our hom^^


A NEW future beckons for the site of a former Sabden firm relo­ cated last year. The Whalley Road site, where Contrast Upholstery was based,


• up until last year, has been given . a new lease of life after being . refurbished and is now on the market to let. The site has been split into


three separate areas comprising Falcon House with offices and a workshop, a separate industrial


unit and yard space. Contrast Upholstery, owned by the Pre­ ston-based Tetrad, took over the Cobden Mill premises in 1996 but after 11 years there it was decided to centralise operations due to the age and location of the site. One of the main reasons given was th e fa c t th a t the expanding company did not feel it would be viable to have 40ft. lorries travelling through the -vil­ lage everyday.


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