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‘ S!' hi 20 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday,Decemberllth,2008 '.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Ciitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 47811 § Funeral Directors Clitfieroe l i BURT F u n e r a f a iu fM en io i io I


Caring Professional Service Privately owned family business


Monumental masons


Pre-payment funeral plans available Funeral Directors


Richard Chew & Terry Scott Office & Chapel of Rest


to your funeral, it’s nice (o know that eveiything’s taken care of


Please call for afreefimeral plan information pack.


CLITHEROE FUNERAL SERVICE


01200 443045


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at: Clitheroe Funeral Home Whalley Road, Clitheroe -


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CHRISTMAS A time to


f For more information , or to place your memoriam simply call into our nearest fixmt desk reception or Tel. 01282 478134


lor by email to I ianeLleegan@eastlaiiisnews.co.ult


Our caring staff will assist you


Memoriams will appear week ending 19th Dec.'


Payment can be made by cash, cheque or- ' ■


■Ain' : debit/creditcard. 9* REMEMBER


Remember your loved ones by placing a Christmas Memoriam with a choice o f t illustrations or photograph.


KEEGAN Frances “


Christmas memories o f a dear wife, mum, grandma and great-grandma, died August 13th 2006.


A little comer in o u r . • hearts, h set aside fo r you. As long as life and memories last. We will always remember you


Love from all your. family xxx


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10-12 Wlialley Road, Clifheroc (opp Suinsbury's) Id 01200 443045 When it comes


• ‘Peacehaven’ Chapel of Rest


. The Genuine and Independent family concern o f two generations offering a 24brpersonal service


Brian,'Jean, Carl and Pauline Tel: Clitheroe 441297


©OassliiGdlbdnr what everysu wont,


Brian Price & Son ' ^ Funeral Directors


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' atorium a t 12-20 p.m. No flowers please, but a donation fo r Cancer Research U .K . . in memory o f Jo y ce may be sent to Clithcroc Funeral Service 10/12 Whallcy .. Road, Clithcroc, BB 7 lAW. Tel. 01200 44304.5.


On


V miGHEN i"' Jean.


. Robinson Hitchen, dearest m oth e r o f Susan, S te ven and Brian, a lso a dear mother-in-law o f Julie and '


December 6th, 2008, peacefully in Lowficld House, Jean Hitchen, aged 82 years, beloved vnfepf tiic la te Derrick


Sa turda y


. take place on Monday, December 15th, 2008 at St Mary Magdalene Parish


' Jean will be sadfi/ missed A funeral service will


g ra n dm a - .o f Philip, Mark, Scott and Paul and a dear sis te r o f Keith and Margaret.


Lorraine,


Died p e a c e fu lly on December v6th, 2008 a t Lowficld House, Clithcroc, ..aged . 91 years and formerly o f Prospect' - House, Wiswcll, w i fe o f the late Peter Burt. A funeral service and cremation w i ll take place on • Tu esd a y , December i6 th , 2008 a t A c c r in g to n ' Crem-


Jcqrce Helen Margaret


December 8lh, 2008 a t h is home in Clithcroc , Raymond Taylor, aged 81 years, the beloved husband o f the la te Sheila, father o f Raymond, B an y and Carol, dear brother o f Phyllis, dear friend o f {rartner Anne, • father-in-law. and a v e ry dear grandad an a great- grandad and unde. A funeral scrricc and cremation will take place on Tuesday, December 16th, 2008 at Accrington Crem­ atorium a t 2-20 .p.m. Family flowers 9nly please but donations may be ' made to Leukaemia Research c/o O ith c ro c Funeral Service, Wliallcy


On Monday,


Clithcroc, BB7 lAW, Tel. 01200 44.3045.


Acknowledgements


ALTHAM John


Barbara


take this opportunity to thank all relatives, friends


like to


neighbours for the many


and


, wheieveryeu wortf S cUtheraeailvertiserxaiikj


On


BLACKBURN Maiy


Clithcroc a t 10-30 a.m. to be followed by a crema tion at Accrington. - Family flowers o n ly ‘please, donations to Cancer Care c/o C li th c ro c Funeral Service, 10/12 Wliallcy • • Road,-' Clith cro c ,. B B 7 lAW. Tel. 01200 44304.5. - ■


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December 3rd, 2008, a t Lunc sdalc House, Hale, Cumbria, Mary, a g ed 102 'y e a r s , be lov ed wi fe o f the la te John Blackburn, d e a r . mother o f Barbara and the late Hazel and a loving g ra n n y and g rea t- granny.


. Wednesday,


Funeral service and - interment at All Saints Church, Pendleton, on W edn e sd a y ,


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cmber -iTth a l-2 p.m. Inquiries, c/o Alan M. Faw ce t t ,


: Dec-


Directors, 120 Kcllct Road, Camforth, LA5 9LS . T e l . 01524 733048.______ •


• Funeral


On December 2nd, 20 08 ,


B0L50VER Robert (Bob)


B la ckb u rn Hospital, a f te r a long illness. Bob, aged 72 years, o f W lia lle y ,


in Royal


- fa th e r o f Mark and A l l iso n ,


husband . o f Marlene, de voted , and loving


. loving


step fath e r o f Donna, and a wonderful g ran d ad and >. great- grandad. Funeral service will be h e ld a t lO .a .m. on, F rid a y , December i2t l), 2008, at Wliallcy Parish Church, prior to crema tion at A c c r in g to n Crem­ a to r ium .


loving


, memory o f Bob to tlic Pickwick Committee, c / o T h e Funeral D ire c to rs , Langsbaw C a lv e r le y s Funeral S e rv ic e s , 103A King Street, WIialTey,. BB7 9SW. In q u ir ie s . 'T c i . ‘ 012,54 824.q29.


f low e rs only please, b u t dona tions in


fifgSM. Family Suddenly


PARnNGTON RobeitJohn (Humpt^


. John, aged 68 years, the d e a r ly lo v ed husband o f Jenny, a mucli loved father o f


December 8th, 2008 a t Royal Blackburn Hospital, with his family a t h is side,


peacefully, '


sympathy, letters and cards' o f - condolence received during her sad loss. Thanking also Rev; Canon David Mewis .fo r his kind w o r^ and comforting ministrations and to everyone


expressions


attended the funeral and h av e given donations fo r . St Ambrose Churcli. Barbara would, also like . to express her appreciation to Dr Crowtlicr for his care and sum>ort.


who


b u t ; on


CAPSnCK Ronald


‘Carol -and Jane,- a- devoted g ran d pa o f Cally, T om and Simon, and great- grandpa of* Daniel, also a dear brother o f Joyce. Reposing


• Mrs. V, Leach, Carter- Fold Co t ta g e , West Bradford


'Pcacchavcn* Chapel o f Rest. Cremation will take p lac e at Accrington Crem­ atorium, d ay and time to be arranged. Family flowers o n ly please, but d ona tions in memory o f John, i f so desired may be given for T h e • North West Air . Ambulance c/o


in


Waddington, . Near Clithcroc. BB 7 3JD. For al l


arrangements please contact Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Te l . 01200


funeral 441297. _ Road,


Maureen, Lyn, Ann and family would like to expres s their appreciation to all relatives,'. friends and neighbours for the many


(Ronnie):


sympathy, letters and cards - o f condolence ' received during their sad loss. Thani^ also to Rev. C an o n ' R. Nicholson for his kind words and comforting ministrations and to everyone


expressions o f


attended the funeral and ' hav e given donations- for Christ Churcli, Chatbum and finally to Brian, Jean, Carl and Pauline Price for al l


• who


arrangements. RELDING


Graham would like to take this opportunity to thank all relatives, friends


. John


neighbours for the many


sympathy, letters and cards o f condolence received during his sad^ loss. Tlianking also Father .Hogan for his kind words and coni


expressions o f


ministrations and to everyone


attended the funeral service and have given donations for Cancer Research • U.K. Graham, would also like - to thank, the Doctors, Nurses-and S ta f f on Ward B4 Royal ' Blackburn Hospital for their care and attention.


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and kind


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kind o f


WAKERLEY PetiaDawn


Your Mom xxx


Three years have gone by since you passed away. But I think o f you every dngleday. Every night I shed a - tear, . . Formypredous dauglUcr no longer here, ■ But predous memories will always be mine. Of a beloved daughter taken before her time. //oueyousouTy. much. . .


1975 to 2005 Memorial Services


REMEMBER ALOVED ON E WITH OUR MEMORIAL CHRISTMAS TREE


A special tree has been erected in our branch to allow you to


remember and pay tribute to late friends and relatives by writing a message and hanging it on our Manorial Christmas Tree.


LANGSHAW CALVERLEY Funeral Directors and Memorial Consultants


103A King Street • Whallcy BB7 9SN Tel. 01254 824529


In OurThoughts


Our Lord and St Jude Thank you .


I Births B irth s ISHERW OO D


. announce the birth of their daughter


. Emily Grace


Thank you to friends and family for J all their support


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December 8th Congratulations to a


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www.f.litheroeadvertiser.co.uk Acknowledgements


. Raymond -TAYLOR


Nancy wishes to thank friends


NAYLOR John


neighbours for the many


and expressions


sympa thy and cards received • a f te r the sudden lo s s o f my dc^r friend. Also to Mr Gouldin for- his kind words a t th e service and CTxivcsidcs. Thank you. and God Bless. Nancy


K c^ n an d relatives would lik e to tliank all John's friends for the sympa thy shown at this sad time. Thank you to M r Gouldin for the ch ap e l ^ and gra veside services, to all Mcsdical StafT and Paramcsdics wtio have hcslpcd John. To The Rcwal O a k for our refroshments and to C lith c ro c Funeral Serviese


NAYLOR John


a r rangem ents and help given. God Bless you all.


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18th Birthday BENNETT


Kathryn Hannah December 13th .


Happy 18th Birthday Kathryn


Health and Happiness always Love from Mum, Matt, Nan, Jason, Leanne and Matt and Will xxx


Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 01282 478111 (Advertising), 01282 422331 (Classified) Birthdays


21st Birthday SUTCLIFFE


. Carol December14th ; Happy Birthday


Diana, Alan, Janet and Nick ' Love and kisses Nanny '


Niamh, Sol, Laura, Molly, Morgan, Lilly and Teddy XX


- Love from Jim, Graham, Clare,


GILLIGAN Wayne


December 10th ■


Have a great birthday i ■ Son- ■ - ■


Love Mum n Lee x


Hugs and kisses Daddy love you Sophie x , Put a donk on it ' Love


- Alison XX MOODY


Lexi-Leigh To our


precious little


princess Lots of love, I i


hugs and kisses, NannaKaz


and Grandad George RICE


Amy Leigh . December 15th


Happy Birthday Egbert Lots of love and kisses ' Mum, Dad, Granny, Grandad Trev, Grandad ,


John, Aunty


(• ■ Joe, Dan, Grace, Lily, Kiona, Aunty Mel, Beany, Rose, jack and Kes xxxx


INGHAM


Rebecca December 11th


Happy Birthday Becky Have a brilliant day


Los of love Mum, Dad


and Charlotte xxxx


■ *. Thifyear, why not place ,• a Chnstnias


. ‘ and fmends?'. Appearing w/ed9llt Deceinher


KEEGAN Jan and Auzz


Would like to wish all their family and friends a Merry Christmas and


a Happy New Year for^your hmUy, ■ ' Greeting . www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, Decemberllth, 2008 -21


Spectacular night of dance music


A YO U TH c lu b n ig h t h e ld a t The Grand, . Clitheroe, has been hailed a great success.


In addition to the event being great ■ The venue was packed to capacity


with young clubbers at the N-R-G club night, which is set to become a regular event. They were treated to a spectacular


night of dance music, a live band, and great food, all in the state-of-the-art facility. Throughout the night, Manchester


band LZ7 put on a fantastic perform­ ance with Lindz West at its forefront. She also hosted the evening with DJ Lewis Read, who played a high-ener­ gy set of party hip hop. Numerous competitions were held,


with winners walking away with prizes that included free pizzas and drinks. However, the star prize of the night was two VIP tickets to the MEN Arena to see McFly, supported by local boy band Avenue. Two lucky young ladies, Beth Aspinall and Daisy Cockle, of Blackburn and Clitheroe, won the top prize after entertaining the crowd in a “sing off” competition.


fun, it was also safe, thanks to The Grand’s partnership with the local police. As well as professional door staff,


three Clitheroe police officers were on hand a t the entrance prototyping a new “security arch”. The portable arch, similar to those found at airport security checkpoints, ensured a safe environment in the venue. The Grand’s ongoing commitment


to deal, in partnership with the police, -with alcohol abuse, particularly with young people in the Ribble Valley, also ensured the event was a great success. “We have created a place for the


youth of the Ribble Valley, which is great fun as well as being safe, so secu­ rity and safety are as important on the night as the entertainment,” said David Trott, business manager at The Grand, ; The next JST-R-G club night at The


Grand will be held on Saturday, December ,20th. It will once again be supported by a police presence and the security arch. '


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Watchdog’s criticism of the council


RIBBLE Valley Bor­ ough Council has been criticised by the Local Government Ombuds­ man for its handling of a planning application. A complaint was made


by Mr Ron Loebell„of Edisford Road, Clith­ eroe, regarding an appli­ cation to install a ground mounted wind turbine between Edisford chang­ ing rooms/Roefield site and Ribblesdale Swim­ ming Pool, with a 9m. high column and 5m. high elegant helical (twisted) designe'd blades. The plans were approyed by the council on June 20th, 2007. Mr Loebell argued


that the council did not fully consult residents about the application and did not take into account any visual or noise disturbance-from the development. The borough council


will now ensure that the national planning policy for renewable energy, PPS22, is specifica lly referred to in future plan­ ning application reports. The complaint is now


closed after it was record­ ed as local settlement by the Ombudsman.


Masons meet


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All our love


Dad, Mum and Jonnie xxx « •


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, oremail ; £15,000 boost for Christian Aid Al major credit cards accepted Bul Street, Burnley • ^ ’A,'.:-:


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KEEPSAKES to record your . family history


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Further help


p and friendly advice


A COFFEE morning for Christian Aid coffee held in Clitheroe raised £530. ■ The event was attended by Becky • Hurst, Christian Aid volunteer devel­ opment officer, who congratulated- the Ribble Valley group for raising some £15,781 during the year.


Our picture shows the Mayor of


the Ribble Valley, Coun. John Hill, and the Mayor of Clitheroe, Coun. David-Berryman, with Sue Shep­ herd, Becky Hurst, Kate Sourbutts and Bob Edwards at the coffee morn­ ing.


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Valley’s Down in Paris pair are really on the up


TWO Ribble Valley lads are making waves in the music industry with their band Down in Paris. • Consisting of Langho’s Ben Kirton


on guitar and vocals, West Bradford’s Tom M-ileham on bass and Josh Mcr Keown, of Bolton, on drums, the band has already enjoyed air time on the radiostationXfm. i' , I


- Following the broadcast, the response was phenomenal, with listen­ ers texting the station to rave about: the band’s single-“ Certain'Not T o -


■Win”. ■ 1 The 18-year-old musicians hope to


appear on Sky television in the next few weeks. -


•-. The group got together after Ben


and Tom met while they were pupils at Bowland High School. :Ben then went on to meet Josh while he was, taking a course in graphic design at Blackburn College.' . . .


. , The band; who have already played


■ a gig at a top Manchester venue, take their name from George Orwell’s book “Down and Out in Paris and London Their music, which is written by the band,' has a sinister feel to it through : the use a strong sound and dark lyrics.


Bound overy^


CLITHEROE woman . Ruth Renshaw (45), of Nelson Street, was bound, over in the sum of £75 to keep the peace for six


-months when s h e , appeared before Black­ burn magistrates and admitted a breach of the peace.


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THE chairman of the Clitheroe and District Masonic Fellowship wel­ comed 51 members to the ACM. • The president, Wor­


shipful Brother D. N. Thornhill, was also wel­ comed and conducted the meeting. j^W/Bro Mr J. Heming­


way was appointed as the new treasurer. The com­ mittee remains the same. The chairman, Mr


Peter Garnett, asked W/Bro Fishwick, the speakers’ secretary, to read out the speakers for 2009. The speaker, W/Bro D.


Wilson, told of his life from the age of 13 when he had to take on the running of the family farm.’ He spoke of his many funny and not-so- funny times, ending up with him being the land­ lord of three hotels. He was thanked by the


chairman before tea and home-made cakes were served.


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