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-To a d d your own personal '■ messages, wishes and photos visit ' wjiw.cittlKfoeadveftisef.co4i!t Funerai Directors


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PROCIER : Jiii


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T rea su red memories o f yo u J i l l, September 13th. Eleven year 's have


(nee Parker) •


Love a lw a y s , Jason, Mum ' an d Bob, Lo r ra in e , Carol, and families x .


7ie world may forget, But we never will.


T rea su red memories o f a wonderful Son, B ro th e r an d Father o f D a v id ,. Died S ep tem b e r


’ THORNBER ‘ Kevin


1993. Each o f us in our own


Have special nicnioncs of you today,


. I'ime goes by and life goes on,


Brian Price & Son Funeral Directors


‘Peacehaven’ Chapel o f Rest The Genuine and Independent


family concern o f two generations offering a 24hrpersonal service


Brian, Jean, Carl an d P au lin e Tel: Ciitheroe 441297


P e a c e fu l ly a f te r a sh o r t ,


McGRUER . George


September 3rd, 2008, in


aged 61 years, o f Low Moor , Clithcroe,


•Andrew. A service was held at St Paul’s Church, Low M o o r , C lith c ro e , on. Sa tu rd a y , September 6th , • followed by crema t ion


o f Jean, much loved fath er o f Kirsty and a loving father-in-law o f


dearly loved husband tji ne


September 4th, 2008, in hospital, Monica, aged 83 years, o f the Manor


Peacefully Chatburn on Mi'. I it


-‘Peacehaven’ o r don­ ations in memory of Monica i f so desired may be given . for the : Ribble Valley Diabetic Group, c/o Mr D.' Stewart, 13 Bollaiid Prospect, Ciitheroe, BB7 iJU. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors, 'rcl 01200441297.


‘Peacchaven’ Chapel o f Rest. A service will be held at St James’ Church, Clithcroc, on Monday, September 15th at 10 a.m. followed by cremation at Accrington.Grcmat- orium at 11 a.m. Flowers . wi ll be received


In at m e m o r s e


dearest mother-in- law, grandma, great- grnncfiiia and sister o f 'I'cd. Reposing


o f the late Norman,, loved wife o f the late much loved nuim^ o f James (Jim), much Cathy, Anne and Tish, loved mother o f September 3rd, 2008! a loving slcp-inuin o f Lilian, A lec, Michael p ea c e fu lly Peter and Colin also a and the late Peter also


formerly o f Clitheroc, the- dearly loved wife


House, and


September 4th, 2008,' in h ospital and fortified by the Rites o f Holy Mother Church, Bernardinc, aged 89 y ea rs, o f CTitheroe, tne dearly


On


for. C.A.F .O .D ., v,c/o . c rcm at ionjvill be held Mrs Maureen Mercer, at 16 ' Candlemakcrs Court, Clitheroc, BB7 lAH . Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200441297.


and donations if so desired only


F r id a y , Sep tem ber 12th at 1 . p.m. R ep os in g . in T h e C h ap e l o f Rest, Broomfield Place, W it ton . f low e r s


Crematoriurti


F amily p lease,


o f Bernard inc i f . so Will be sadly missed by all. desired may be giveii • A serv ice


donations in memory - in-law o f Alison,


September n th at 11a.m. followed by interment a t ' • St Jo seph ’s Cemetery, Waddington Road, Clith eroc. Family- flowers ■ o n ly please,'


Requiem Mass will be offered at St Michael and S t ..- John s R.C. Ch urch,' CHtheroe, today


Thursday,


PIcasington . on-


a dear mother-in-law, nana and great-nana. R.I.P.


Mary Grace Baslle Wednesday,


H osp ita l, with her .died Sep tem b e r 9th, lo v in g family, Mary, 2006. ag ed 84 y ea rs . • the To be remembered by d e a r ly loved , wi fe o f , those she loved, th e la te . Kenneth,


Blackp oo l V ic to r ia * lly


m oth e r - in - law o f J o h n ,


loved


Emily-Louise,' also a d ear sister o f Dorothy and Teddy and sister-


grandma o f Michelle an d Alison, loving grea t-g ran dma


treasured o f


much loved mother o f P a tric ia ,


Is all she would have asked.


Your s is te r s Elaine, Maureen, Barbara iand Broth e r Richard


and M a r jo r ie and families XX.


In m em o ry o f B o b , , died S ep tem b e r 13th, 2004.


LEEMING Robert


Love a lw a y s , Karen, Bradley, Bronte, Mum, D ad , S is te rs ' and family.


Forever in our thoughts. PEEL


Precious memories o f a dear Husband, Dad


. T h e N.S.P.C.C. o r The Gone but not/orgotten. Br itish •


o n e ' s t> l r t t ic Ja y a n d s h t a r o y o u r ,


. . . c o m m o m o r a t © y o u r lo v o c i r n o m o r l o s


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BroomHcld Place, W it ton , Blackburn. T e l . 01254 50.3240 h t tp://func rals.allys.i nfo •


In q u irie s T h e A lty Funeral


Service. Service,


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m a y be .m ad e in . Grandad w h o died memo ry o f Ma ry to September 9th , 1999.


Grandad an d


Foundation, c/o A l ly • Margaret aiici^family. F uneral


Heart Y ou r lo v in g wife


Gordon Anthony . ,


Great at


CLOUGH Monica


HOLMES Pea ce fu l ly Maiy Bemardine on


■ memory o f George i f 441297. so d esired m ay be g iv en fo r Cancer Resea rch U.K., c/o Mrs S. Blackburn, 14 M on ta gu e


Pleas in g ton C rem a t­ o rium. Donations in


• at


•Clithcroc , BB 7 2EB. In q u ir ie s to Brian P r ic e and ■ Son, Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441297.


Street, NUTTER • BARROW


In loving memory of our d ear S is te r who


(nee Watson) Lesley


h o sp ita l, George, the


illness,' oi\ Passed


WALKER Harold


September 9th, 2008, - in Clithcroe Hospital,


peacefully g


Price and Son Funeral who d ied September Directors. Tel. 01200 lOth, 2007.


Reposing Pcacehaven Chapel of Rest. S e rv ic e and cremation • wi ll take place a t Skipton Crematorium, date and time to be arranged. F o r ; all funeral . .


please con ta c t Brian _____ ____ m em o ry o f Hilda inquiries


T1U.0T50N Hilda


h n/Iemoriam


J caii, M ich a e l and fam i ly an d your darling S l^ e .


In our heart every day, We will never forget you.


Birthday Memories


Birthday memories o f a d e a r Husband, Dad a n d Grandad, September 16th. A little comer in our hearts.


MARSDEN Tom


Is set aside fo r you, .


Y our lo v in g wife D oroth y,


As long as fife and memories last. We will always remember you.


C h r is t in e , Shaun, Keith, Melan ie , Ben, Matthew an d Dan.


Anne, Acl<nowledgement A lan,


Pat and family would like to - th an k all friends


HAIGH Eric


neighbours . and


donations received, at this v e ry sad tirric. Special


'Mianks also to all who attended


Paramedics and Staff at Royal Blackburn As.sessmcnt Ward and to Peter and Sonia o f Hyndburii Funeral Services for their care, understanding . and guidance a t


ceremony and his friends in Ciitheroe Rotary,


the to the difficult time. this


Father Parker for his kind w o rd s and comforting service.


th anks ’ to


niany cards, messages Thank you to Father J. of s^mpathy^ • and Wareing for his


w - - —fo r the donations received. lc^;^3|veCl. and


service and-words o f condolence. To Mr Richard Chew and the s ta f f at Ciitheroe Funerals for their kind help at this sad tlmn.


All b u r lo v e from Mum, D ad , Stephen, A n g e la . Nepnews C a ilum an d Jamie and Son D av id xx.


But in our hearts Kevin you still live on.-


away on —, ,


of Waddincton, much who loved by all the family.


83 years, A much lov ed Mum p a s s e d


TlLLuTSON Hilda


S ep te rn b e r


away 10th


Love R o b in and family.


2007. Always in our thoughts.


way, - - 15th,


neighbours and work colleagues fo r the kind colleagues for the kind expressions


Olive, Jayne, Chris, Andrew and ISnuTia wish to express their heartfelt thanks to all relatives,


IREUND Raymond


friends.


attended the funeral service and finally to Brian, Jean, Carl and Pauline Price for their dignified arrange­ ment.


who


The family o f the late Irene Lord would like to express their sincere thanks to all friends


LORD Irene


Castlcford Statf, for all the support they gave Irene. Thanks also to Father Price ' and Father Duggan -for their ministrations and Langshaws for th e ir kind'- and dignified arrange- ments.


team, SEED


Paramedics, Police, Carers and Heyes Chemist. Thank you also to Reverend M. Pickett, for his very kind words and ministrations arid all who attended the funeral at St James’ Church, to Ciitheroe Funeral Service for all their very kind help.


the


THRELFALL QIzabeth


•sympathy, cards o f condolence


Sylvia, Babs, Margaret and family wouI<l like to thank everj'one for th e ir words o f


Ian, Jean,


flowers, help and prayers received at this very sad time, especially to Doctor McMcckm,


cards,


Sheila would like to convey her very sincere thanks to all relatives and friends for the many kind expressions ^m p a th y ,


James Haygarth


neighbours, all the s ta f f at Clithcroe Hospital for their exceptional care, to the Willowbank ’’Girls”, The Whalley Doctors, Mr Jones and his


and


sympathy, cards and donations to East Lancs Hospice. Grateful thanks to friends


neighbours for the ........ kind expressions o f Thankyou


and


expressions sympathy,' letters and donations received at their sad time. Thank you to the Doctors and Nurses at Pcndlcsidc Medical Practice and Ward C7 Royal Blackburn Hospital. A very special thanks to the Rev. Gill Mack for licr kind words. and comforting minist­ rations and a lovely service also to everyone


cards, tributes


o f sympathy- and floral received


‘ work Vo*


Careforce, Yvonne. Zanib, Alison and Joanne. Thanks also to Reverend Ann Hardacrc for her kind ministrations and to Ciitheroe* Funeral Service for their kind and


arrangements. God bless you all.


thank all relatives, friends


attended the Requiem Mass, a special thankyou to all the grandchildren for all the love and respect shown to your grandma o ve r the years,


arrangements. May God bless uou all.


Langshaw Calverley Funeral Services for their dignified and excellent


. also to funeral o f


In OurThoughts TOur Loid and St Jude


hank you Id 1 b '30 1 8 Jd 18


LAVENDER - Keith


September 12th TREASURED


For years to come


LAMINATO


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Further help and friendly advice call


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Happy 18th birthday Have a good time


Love from Mum, Bernard, Emily, Caroline and Robert . XXX


21st Birthday


is 18 jS


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COOK Jordan


Macquarrie


September 11th Happy 21 St Birthday


> With ail our love i


Mum, Fred,' Brogan, Nana and Grandad


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Man crashed car of sleeping frieiM


A 24-YEAR-OLD Clitheroe man to ok a friend’s car and crashed it while his friend was sleeping.


> Blackburn magistrates heard


that Thomas Pickering parked the write-off in a back alley and returned the keys to where his friend had left them. But he had already woken,


discovered they were missing and had alerted police.


Pickering, of Shawbridge


Street, admitted taking a car without consent-, driving while disqualified and without insur­ an ce .. He was banned from - driving for 12 months; made subject to community supervi­ sion, ordered to do 80 hours unpaid work and pay £2,000 compensation to Simon Berry. - Emma Kehoe (prosecuting) said the two friends were at


, Pickering’s home and had a few drinks. Mr Berry fell asleep and Pickering took the opportunity to take his car for a drive. ■ “He crashed the car into a


waU causing extensive damage.” Mrs Kehoe said Mr Berry’s


father had attended court to explain that the car had been


. written off and his son would not be able to claim o f f his insurance.:


UNDERWOOD


Denis wishes to thank all family and friends for the lovely presents and cards on the occasion of his 50th Birthday


18th Birthday


family doctors, nurses o f Whalley Health Centre and all the staff at The Croft Care Home, King Street, Whalley for all their great kindness and help. Thankyou to Father Price fo r his kind ministrations to our mother, and to everyone


letters. Mass offerings and floral tributes received a t this sad rime o f bereavement. to the


Richard, Susan and family, .


Marie,


WILKINSON Frances Ellen


efficient Sheila,


kind expressions of sympathy,


neighbours fo r the cards,


sincerely and


JOWETT


Pru would like to say a huge thank you for'all the cards, flowers and get well wishes


. following her recent visit to hospital. Alls well and its back to work at


The Old Post House


Congratulations on your engagement August 27th 2008


Lots of love from both families xxx


Janet and family would like to thank relatives, friends and neighbours Janet’s '


TRAVIS' Maijorie


and BURGESS Norman and Julie would like to thank


during this sad time. Thanfe also to Doctor Huson, Community Matron


Diane,


everyone who came to their Ruby Wedding party. Friends and neighbours who sent


good wishes, cards and presents. Special, thanks to their kids Norman, Joanne and Adele plus their helpers for the buffet and party


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September 15th Lots of love and


best wishes from Victoria, Mark,


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Engagements


SHARP-DRURY Mr and Mrs K Sharp


ate pleased to announce the


engagement of their daughter Sarah to Nicholas


son of Mr and Mrs D Drury •Love from Mum and Dad


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T' ciitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, September 11 th, 2008 19 Roger’s on the roof for charity


CLITHEROE busine^man Roger Dug- dale (pictured) has thrown away his razor blade and shaving foam in prepara-- tion to play his favourite role in aid of a very special cause. “Fiddler on the Roof ” starts on Sep­


tember 20th at the Thwaites Empire Theatre, Blackburn, with Roger of Dug- dale Animal Nutrition, playing the role of Tevye, made famous by Topol. Tickets are already sellling well with


local theatre-goers keen to grab the opportunity to see Roger again in the role he has played previously in his home town. He had long dreamt of organising a-


production of his favourite musical in aid of Derian House Children’s Hospice and when Harriet Roberts, took over as the­


and on


FO R th e f ir s t t im e ever, teams o f boys and girls from Stonyhurst St M a ry ’s Hall have travelled together on a sporting trip abroad. . Thirty-eight pupils, aged up


The Ironing Maids who -


would like Ip thank everybody for all their hard work and support.


Special thank you to Uncle John.


Lost touch with family and friends? Too busy to write and post? Too late to organise?


raid no one will turn up?. . No worries!A ^


Place a notice in your locai^papeM 1. Call into your local o f f ic^ ^ Burnley, Nelson or Ciitheroe : or


2. Telephone 01282 478134 . or


3. Email janet.keegan@eastlancsnews.co.uk V-'/


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to 14, flew to Cape Town, South Africa, on a two-week, multi-sports tour, which includ­ ed sightseeing and a series of matches against schools in the surrounding townships and schools. Before playing any matches


the pupils enjoyed a cable car ride 1,086 metres up Table Mountain and were rewarded with spectacular views across the Atlantic Ocean.' • The first matches were


played in Langa township, where the teams had a warm welcome and an interesting tour of the settlement. • The under-12s and 13s girls’


netball teams were matched against girls from the town­ ship’s Zimsasi school. They did


not win but enjoyed the experi­ ence, especially as the whole school surrounded the netball court to watch and cheer the game. The boys played a thrilling


rugby match against Zimsasi pupils, leading until the end of the first half. In the SMbnd half the host team levelled the score and the game ended at 14-14. The under-12s, and 13s girls!


hockey teams played an excel­ lent 11-a-side match-against the Zimsasi under-14s team,'


'winning 5-0. During the trip, the -visitors


also had a memorable visit to the museum and former prison on Robben Island and saw the cell where Nelson Mandela was incarcerated for 19 years. The teams travelled to Som- •


erset West and stayed with host families from Sweet Valley School. After sightseeing, there were 'more sports matches at Cape Town University.


The pupils explored the Cape


Peninsula,, where they enjoyed a trip to Boulders Beach, Simonstown, to see the penguin colonies and whales at False Bay. At the end of the fortnight,


the pupils went on a safari tour around the Mabula Game Reserve and were lucky enough to see lions, buffalo, giraffes, and elephants in spectacular scenery, from, their open top Land Rovers. ■ -“All the boys and girls bene­ fited greatly from their tour of South Africa,” said Mr Charles Watson at Stonyhurst St Mary’s Hall. “The host families could not have been more hos­ pitable and we are sure the. pupils would love to visit this amazing country again in years to'pome.” Our picture shows the boys


and girls from St Mary’s Hall, Stonyhurst, during their-visit to South Africa, (s)


atre chief executive, he had no hesitation in asking her to provide the venue and help pull the production team together. Harriet has acted opposite Roger in Ciitheroe productions and welcomed the


idea of staging the ambitious musical. “ From a personal point of view, it


gives me enormous satisfaction to help Roger organise this project,” said Harri­ et. “And to be involved in bringing 'together so many talented friends that I


have met over the past 24 years that T have been involved in local theatre, start­ ing as a little girl in pantomimes at Calderstones, then societies in Burnley, Clithefoe, Accrington and Blackburn.” . “Fiddler on the Roof” runs from Sep­


tember 29th to 27th. Box office: 01254 685500. ( s ) : ' •


Nature over the


border THE weather was fine and dry for Clitheroe Naturalists' Society trip over the border into Bronte Country. Starting from Haworth


the group followed in the footsteps of the famous sisters over heather clad moors to Penistone Hill and along good tracks to •Bronte waterfalls, a pic­ turesque place to enjoy lunch and reflect on the stories that these sur­ roundings could tell. Crossing the little.foot-


bridge, the route climbed steeply to emerge at Cold Knoll with extensive views looking East over the Worth Valley, before entering the village of Stanbury and over the dam o f Lower Laithe ' Reservoir and back to Haworth via Penistone Hill. ■ Time was allowed for


members to explore the historic village before rejoining the coach for home. A pair of buzzards were


observed and many swal­ lows lined the telegraph wires preparing for th e . long journey south. • 'Three


different


heathers and 45 plants were noted plus bog rush, bilberry and harebells. Chairman F. Pickles


thanked leaders C. Pick­ les and J. Trotter. Members are reminded


to meet at- Clitheroe Interchange on Septem­ ber 20th for.Rowland Transit bus a,t 11-15 a.m. for Slaidburn.


Support group set to meet


THE next meeting of the East Lancs ME/CFS support group will be held on Monday, Septem­ ber 15th at 7-30 p.m. in Wilpshire Methodist Church, : Ribchester Road, Blackburn. The speaker will be Kerrie Knowles.;


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