20 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times,- Thursday, August 14th, 2008,


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lannouhcie FAMILY NOTICES


ONLINE To odd your own personal' yertiser.co.u Funeral Directors


C lliefo eiu liefal anc,Services


Pre-payment funeral plans available Funeral Directors : .


Richard Chew & Terry Scott Office and Cbapcl of Rest •


Clitheroe Funeral Service .. 10-12 Wljalley Road-^ \


(opposite Sainsburys) Clitberoe ;


Tel: 01200 443045 .


^Brian Price & Son Funeral Direclois


. ‘Peacehaven ’ Chapel of. Rest Tloe Genuine and Independent - j


family concern of two generations < offering a 24hrpeisonal sewice


Brian, Jean, Carl and Pauline:; Tel: Clitheroe 441297 : f


% Pre-paul funeral plans available on request r AViNO


■ husband* oi* Lucille, th e much loved d ad of G em m a , M a rc . an d ilason and much loved s te p -d a d o f* S tu a r t ,


On A ugust . lo l l i , '^oo8, smldcnly a t his liome •• in Whalley, Angelo, aged 54 years, th e d e a r ly loved


' Angelo Mario BRIDGE .


On August 8 th , 2 0 0 8 , peacefully in hospital, su r ro u n d e d by his loving family. Bill _ . ^


William Ralph ‘ •


• Crematorium a t 10-20 a.rn."No Black Clothes P lease." f low e rs .


Rich a rd - C lithcro c Service, Whallcy. Clitheroe, Inquir ies 4 4 .8045.


I5IJ7 lAW . . . Pel. 01200 r


. 10/12 . Rond,


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; Bccci and Adam,* the d e a r son o f doan and th e : la te ..Angelo, b ro th e r of Jack ie and Nick, Uncle to Kaylcy, *1 ony an d Nicola an d a d e a r friend to many. < 'f l ic fu n e ra l •sei'viec a n d crem a tio n will take place o n Tuesday, A ugust 19th at A c c r 1' n g t o n


d o n a t io n s ple ase for MSA o r 'I l ic S a rah M ath e so n 'f ru s t c /o Chew.


Family only


Privately owned family business Monumental masons


Caring Professional Service . COOK


Phyllis, also th e very d e a r Aunt o f Leonard, Carole, Alan, Doreen, An n , David an d the la te Norman.


•Whallcy*’ ' Road; Clithcroe , BIJ7 lAW. In q u ir ie s T e l . ' 01200


/1 0 /1 2 ^ 44.8045.- ^ EATON *•


On ‘ A u g u s t - - . ' lo th , ' 2 0 0 8 . . p eacefully in hospital, Pctc r .Eaton, aged 5 3 ‘ -years, 4 o f Clithcroe,^ flie, dearly, loved fa th e ro f Jay and. Jack , loving b ro th e r of J u n e , A lex an d re ,' 1..


Peter Edwin


.The - fu n e ra l . service a n d c r e m a t io n will tak e place on Tuesday, Au g u st . 19th at A c c r i n g t o n Crematorium a t 1-40 p .m. F amily flowers o n ly ple ase ' b u t d o n a t io n s fo r 'l he East 1^'incs I-Iospicc may be given o r . s e n t e /o Rich ard • Chew, C h th e ro e - ' F u n eral Service,-


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Bridge, aged 8 0 years, *1*1.1. 012 0 0 44*^045 o f Clitheroc, th e very . d e a r an d much loved h usband o f Dorothy, tre asured dad o f Cathy an d S u san , d evoted grandad to Emma and C h r is to p h e r '.- . an d Farrahj p reat gran d ad to Charlie George an d th e late Jo sh u a Jam e s.


'Phe fu n e r a l . service will


tomor row, F riday, August 15th a t St Pauls Ch u rch , Low Moor, C h th e ro e . a t 1 p.m. to be followed by interment at Chthcroe Cemetery. Family Flowers o nly b u t donations for Derian House c /o Richard Chew, C lith cro c Funeral Service, 10/12 Whallcy


tak e ])lace


Clitheroc, BB7 lAW. Inquiries Tel. 01 2 0 0 44 .8045.


~ % . • Road,*


On August 7th, 20 0 8, pea cefu lly a t home. Jack , -ag ed 8 6 years, b eloved h u sb an d o f Kath leen ,


GARUCK John ' (Jack)


b ro th e r to Ha/c l, I..ily an d Tom, d e a r uncle to . Nigel, Shaun, S h a ro n , J am e s and Lydia, brother-in-law. to Derek,'vei*y .special friend to 'Pom, Anna an d Amy an d good friend to many. Family, flowers only: please. For details of 1‘u n e ra l


loved


c o n ta c t Langshaw Calverley F uneral Service, 103A King S tre e t, Whalley. 'Pel. 01254 824.529.


Service A ‘I


| ¥ W U R EDM aW For years to come ■


LAM IN A T ED K E E P SA K E S N0WAV/\K.ABLE


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: Further help and friendly . advice call:


^:01282 42616F',;6


•Whalley ' Road, C li th e ro e BIJ7 lAW.


10/12 ,


th e deal*;,..friend - o f Heidi. .


T h e fu n e ra l service w ill-take place today, Thu rsd ay , August 14th a t Cli th c ro e United Reformed Church at> 10-30 a.m . .-tov. be followed by interment a t Clitheroe Cemetery. Family f lowers ,• only please b u t donatio n s if desired for MacMillan Can c e r •. . Care •: :c/o R ich a rd . • ; , Chew; C li th c ro c r Fu n eral S ervice,-


. . Dorothy will be sadly missed.


On Thursday, August 7lh , 2 0 0 8 , su d d en ly b u t pea cefu lly in h o sp ita l, . Dorothy, ag ed 8 0 ' y ea rs , o f Ciithcroe,' th e beloved wife o f t h e . la te No rman Cook, dearest m o th e r o f Chris tine, much loved grandma o f .Liam, m o th e r - in - law to David and s is te r - in - law •


Dorothy Mary o f HARDCASTLE


■72 years, of Clithcroc, the dearly loved wife, o f Bill,* much loved mum o f David an d Richard, .


Peacefully on August 7th, 2 0 0 8 , in Clilhcroc Hospital, Celia, aged:


- Cecilia Margket (Celia)


m o th e r - in - law of Andrea . an d Clare, devoted g ran dm a ' of Daisy, Eleanor, Megan and - Jo s e p h also a loved s is te r and s ister- in-law.


. loving


:c /o Mrs S; Blackburn, 14 .M ontague : S tre e t,


• interment at Clithcroc. .Cemetery.-. V Family flowers-' only, -please, donations ■ in memory of Celia if'SO-desired may be . given for Cancer Research U.K.,*


•Friday,*August 15th at 11 a.m:- followed , by


‘Pcac ehaven’ Chapel o f Rest. A sei-vicc will be held a t St I-Iubcrt’s Church, Bridge,


R e p o s in g .


. D unsop tom o r row


In m em o ry o f my dearest-* h u s b a n d , ' d ie d .‘v. A u g u s t 19th, .2 0 0 7 .


, TOMUNSON - ■ "Bernard


.'Clithcroc, BB7-2EB.- In q u ir ie s . • to - Brian Price .-- an d :S on, Funeral Directors.'Pel.-


, • -'Geoffrey , S uddenly on A u g u s t . 10th, 2 0 0 8 ,


h o sp ita l,' Geoffrey,- aged 75 years, of Rcadi. th e - dea rly- ■


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h u s b a n d ' o f ' Anne; much loved fa th e r of


’ loved


avinia an d Jo h n and '


• dear brother o f Burl and Kathleen also a loved uncle.*' Reposing .


‘Pcacehavcn’ Chapel of Rest. A service will be held at St John’s Church,


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followed by cremation at


Crematorium — date and time to be arranged.


Accrington


- o f Geoffrey if so ■ desired may be given fo r ‘Cither th e Ribblc Valley I-leart F und, c /o Mrs S. Healey, P endle sidc Medical


. P ractice, - C lithcroe . Meallh


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. W.a d d 1 n g I o n , Clithcroc, BB7 S JD . funeral


■Railway View Road, Clitheroe, BB7.2JG or the N or th We.sl Air Ambulance, c /o Mrs V. I..cach, Car ter Fold 'C o ttag e , Bradford


Centre,


, Wes't. Road,


arrangements please contact Brian Price a n d . Son, Funeral Directors. Tcl. 0 120 0 441297.-


In Memoriam GARNER


A lifetime of memories - . we had together,


Died ' -A u g u s t1 3 I I1 , 2004


~ Maureen - ^ All my love. Waller.


//lye and miss you • always.


'M iss you from Mum, 'Pony, L in d a an d .family. '• •*


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Died A u g u s t ' 1 3 th ,' 2 0 0 4 . -You left aloving y -■ -. memory, (ff one we loved so dear. •


GARNER Maureen


flowers only jileasc, donations m memoi*y


Family A ugust 13th. •


TOWNSEND Michael


S leep pea ceful my love. Mum, Dad and family.


We think of you as living. In the hearts that you touched, ;• For nothing loved is ever lost, And you were loved so much.


• HOULKER-GREEN Adrnbwledgements:


E d n a would like to ex p re s s h e r .s in c e re thanks to all relatives, f r ien d s


WOODWARD Derek


sympathy and letters a n d


ex p re s s io n s


yPhanking also th e Rev. '1 im 'Ihorpc for such • a- f i ttin g sei*vice an d to . all who a t te n d e d and have given donations. She would *• also like to ex p re s s


condo len c e received d u r in g h e r sad loss.


c a rd s


ap p re c ia t io n to th e Ambulance Sci*vice for th e ir assistance on the dav.


Thank you ' .


In OurThoughts Our Lord and St Jude


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n e ig h b o u rs for th e many


and - - kind


of of


Stuart and Rebecca are pleased to announce the safe arrival of,


Oliver James,


on July 31st, 2008 weighing 71b tloz. : A welcome brother for Thomas- A big thank you to all the midwives.


MEYLER-SMITH


Congratulations Wes and Leonie on the birth of Reuben.


•Thank you for our beautiful grandson


„ ■ With all our love Dad and Wlarj xxx '


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TURNER• r - Emma


Louise August 13th


All our love to


- a special;: daughter on


, her 18th ' • birthday . Enjoy your fortnight of partying!


Love from Mum, Dad and Max ' •. xxx


Happy birthday to a special sister Love from Dan and Kate xx


■ Happy 18th birthday Emma Love from Grandad, Uncle ; Nigel, Andrea and Nathan xx


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-.wonderful g randpa of. Ian , Char les ; David, J am e s and Lcomc, a


Kay, Gillian an d Peter; loving father-in-law of. Duncan and Peter, a


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■-leave m e , - . Our happy memories ,


fnend,‘'T .1 - ‘ And though you had to


I^ou were everything in ' life tome,.' • My husband and my -


- - • Congratulations.


^ Love as always Lilian :-XXX.”-'i---


• a n d G r a n d a d who .'died ; A u g u s t 19th, .2007. * ' Tou will always be m our thoughts. And we will miss you. -


Jn - inem ory*of a very special an d loved Dad


T ‘ ; TOMUNSON -’.•t Bernard


SMITH-MEYLER ^ Thank you and well done Leonie and


All o u r love Ju l ie , Ba r ry , ■ S a rah an d Chr is XX.


Birthday IVIemories


^ Wez for our beautiful grandson C ) Reuben Charles Hatton Meyler - Born 08.08.08


f ■ Weighing 71b 9oz ■ ^


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Grandpa Peedie and Auntie Em xx


Loads o f love Granny Smith, . will never end. ■ ^ r


.> Instead of side by side, • But to all there comesa - .


Pit’s sad to walk the road- - -alone, .


' 'R.LIK in Memoriam IHiankYou


-. I miss you when I need a friend, On you I always could . - depend. -


In m em o ry o f - in y very b e s t friend, died August 13th, 2004.^


GARNER . Maureen'-


LAWSdN


Mis s y ou -forever , Phyllis XXX.


' Passed away August


KAY Ruth •


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9th , 1994. Youwereinour thoughts, • • The memories will - never die. ^


Rob and Val xx. WALSH Philip and Theresa .


.Thank you to all the staff'and customers of ’ The Three Millstones for all their help and support over the last two.years, and to wish


' the new owners Mathew and Lauren every • : success in the future.: ,


Kerry would like to thank her Mum and Dad


for organising her 21st party. A very special thanks to Morag for everything arid to


■ : all for the cards and presents You all made it a night to remember


KENYON Lorraine is pleased to


. announce the arrival of ■ Bailey Lucas


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Born early but safely on . August 7th 2008 Weighing 5lb 7oz.


. A welcome brother to Joshua /


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I would like to say a big thank • you to everyone for all their help


. and support, especially those in the ■V Neonatal Intensive Care Unit for helping my,son get to full health


Lodge meeting


A MEETING of the Royal For­ est Lodge 401 (first), will be held in the Lodge Room, in Wadding- ton, on Wednesday at 7 p.m.


18th Birthday. - - A v£.',


READ-DUANE I Andrew and Emma are proud to !;


■ announce the arrival of their beautiful c daughter


Grade Anne


: Born July 25th, 2008 . Weighing 71b


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A big thank you to family and friends J T't for all their kind support, cards and gifts I.


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BOYER Gen


August 16th Happy 18th Birthday


Lots of love Mum, Charlotte andTomxxx


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Clitheroe422324(Ediforial), 01282478111 (Advertising), 6 12 8 2 422331 (Classified) ' www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk' Heating oil goes


I THIEVES stole 400 litres of,oil from a house in Grindleton on Friday.


The oil valued at £300 was


taken from an external heating oil tank belonging to the owners of a house on Sawley Road. Anyone with information


, about the incident should contact Clitheroe police on 01200 443344.


Vandal attack


VANDALS slashed a tyre of a Mitsubishi 'Warrior parked in Back Lane Croft, Clitheroe, on Friday, causing £20 damage.


£30,000 comfort for sick donated by cancer fund


A LOCAL cancer charity has funded more than £30,000 worth of improvements to ben­ efit cancer patients in the region. The Rosemere Cancer Foundation, which


supports the provision of cancer services in Lancashire and South Cumbria, has awarded scores of grants to aid cancer patients being treated at the region’s dedicated cancer cen­ tre at Royal'Preston Hospital, part of Lan­ cashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation • Trust. ■ . The largest awards were for devices to aid


patient comfort during radiotherapy, new kitchen equipment on the Ribblesdale Cancer suite to boost patients’ nutrition, a special patient hoist and an art therapist. ■ Other initiatives funded by the cancer char­ ity were photographic artwprk for cancer


21st Birthday -11 A i X


COWELL Rachel


August 19th Congratulations on your 21st Birthday


Love and best wishes for the future Mum, Dad, Debbie and Amy xx ; Happy Birthday Nan and Grandad


Extra congratulations on gaining a 2:1 Bsc in Psychology


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GCSE&A-Level^.: ■ Exam Success -


BARNES


Rebecca Many -


congratulations on your First Class Honours Degree in English


Literature andTheatre Studies We are so very proud of youl


Every good wish as you go off to York University to study for your Masters Love Mum,'Hannah and Grandma


18th Birthday


Has someone you know worked hard to. excel? Then, Family or Friend - Be proud to, tell!


‘ Great results! On the road to success!


To acknowledge their achievements place a special message in the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, Thursday August 21st or 28th,


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Bumley/Padiham Express or Leader Times series, Friday August 22nd or 29th.


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. Congratulations: on your GCSE


. exam results. All the best for


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Auzz and all the family xxx


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McTEAR Margaret and


Graham August 13th


To a wonderful Mum and Dad .


Congratulations on your silver wedding anniversary.


; - : : Have a wonderful day All our love always •


: Your adoring family xxxx -


Well done on your excellent


Love Mum,Dad and all the family xxx


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Two 1 hour driving lessons ' Tel- 01282 838202 , 07979 992021


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TOWNSON SCOTT


)H August 16th yHappy 30th Birthday Babe ■


All my love now and always Steph xxx


Engagements LAWSON-


WHITTAKER John and Sue Lawson - are delighted to announce


, ' the engagement of their only daughter


Kerry to Stuart : eldest son of John and Liz Whittaker -


All our love and best wishes for the future ■ from both families


Rotary awards for pair


TWO dentists were all smiles when they were presented with awards by the Rotary Club of Clitheroe. Well-known retired dentist"


and long-standing Rotarian Kenneth Bowker was present­ ed with an engraved crystal bowl to mark his 90th birth­ day.


■ . Meanwhile, the Clitheroe


club’s International Commit­ tee chairman - by coincidence also a dentist - was presented


with a well-deserved Interna­ tional Service Award. Both awards were made at


the club’s regular luncheon meeting, where a special guest was District Governor Tony P a r r in i, from th e R o tary Club of Carlisle South, who helped to make the presenta­ tions. Mr Bowker has been a


Rotarian for 55 years and cel-; ebrated his 90th birthday in ■July. He studied dentistry.at


the Royal College of Sur­ geons, Edinburgh, and helped keep Clitheronians’ teeth in fine fettle for many years. In his spare time he was a


caravan enthusiast, exploring far and wide. Mr Bowker, who was presented with the engraved crystal bowl by Mr Tearing and Mr Parrini. Julie Taylor, one of a grow­


ing number of female Rotari- ans, is a popular and hard­ working member of th e . Clitheroe Club. She was pre­ sented with a framed certifi­ cate in recognition of her con­ siderable efforts as its Inter- national Committee chair­ man. ■ Our picture shows; from the


left, District Governor Tony Parrini, Rotarian Julie Taylor with her International Service Award, R o tarian Kennet*h Bowker with his crystal bowl,


: and club president Alan Tear­ ing. (s)


patient waiting areas and a skin.cancer edu­ cation evening


- Sue Thompson, chief officer, Rosemere


Cancer Foundation, said: “We are delighted to have funded a number of projects to aid patient comfort or provide more welcome sur­ roundings for people during their treatment. In addition, Rosemere will also support local research projects and training.


■ “Funding for initiatives such as these


would not be possible wthout the continued generosity and support of people who donate to the,Rosemere Cancer Foundation or organise events on our behalf. •


, ' “I would like to thank all our supporters


and hope that these projects provide some small comfort to cancer patients during their treafment.” .


Birthdays a


BRITTON Jennifer August 18th Happy 65th Birthday Mum Love from


H A S L A M Karl


August 13th


Happy 50th Birthday Karl All my love Fran xx


Happy 50th Birthday Dad Love always .


Keri, Warren, Tami, Gari, Danni and Lee xx


Happy 50th Birthday Grandad Love always


Kharis, Connor, Brooke and Harvey xx • x . n


Paul, Michelle, Daniel, Sophie, . Ashleigh and Dominic xx


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River footpath closure concern


C O N C E R N h a s been mounting following the clo­ sure of p a r t of a po p u lar riverside footpath. A section of the footpath


alori^ide the river a t Brunger- ley Park has collapsed and in recent weeks fencing has been . erected in a bid to stop the public gaining access. The borough council’s street


scene manager Graham dagger this week explained that, hav­ ing earlier this year rejected a proposal to include a sum of money in the council's capital programme of works for the repair of the collapsed section of path, members of the Com­ munity Committee recom­ mended to Policy and Finance Committee th a t a sum of £3,000 be made available to carry out a desktop study and borehole survey of the area around the collapse. : Subject to the outcome of


the survey, there was a possi­ bility that more investigation and design work would be car­ ried out.


, ' • He said that members also


resolved th a t arboricultural contractors would be contact­ ed tor estimates of essential- urgent tree maintenance work, in the immediate area and that funding options be inves­


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tigated as regards the footpath repairs. At the meeting of Policy


and Finance Committee held on June 10th, members resolved th a t the £3,000 requested by Community Committee would be made available for the desktop study and borehole survey. Prior to the meeting of


Community Committee held on July 15th, members of the


-committee made a site visit to Brungerley Park to see the section of the collapsed path themselves and look around the park in general. The county council, who


were authors of the report considered by Community Committee on two occasions in the last nine months, has been contacted with a view to carrying out the suggested desktop study and borehole survey. Currently, the council had no timescale from the county council or date as to when the work could be car­ ried out. ■ “Meanwhile the collapsed'


and dangerous section of the riverside footpath is closed off and the public are strongly advised not to attempt to go around the fences and gain unauthorised access,” added Mr Jagger.


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