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In memory o f my dearly lovea H usband who died May 2is t , i996.- It's sad to walk the road


. ."...Henry ..........(Beau)


- Instead of side by side, .■ : • But to all there comes a - .


alone,


■ momenf, W^en the waves of life


■divide, You gave me years of ihappincss. Then came sorrow and . tears,. . -


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: wonderful memories, . I will treasure through


But you left me


Remaining as always yours, till we meet again my love, God ’ less Margery xxx.


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-.2008, nt his home in .Clitheroc, Stan, aged 8o - years, the .-dearly loved husband of. the.


Suddenly on May glh,


• late Mary, also a much loved brother-in-law and uncle. Reposing


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Suddenly on May 9th, 2008 at his home in Sabden, Carl aged 44: years, the dearly loved son o f Christopher and Dinah, much loved dad o f Naomi, a loving brother o f Paul and Elaine,


HACKETT Carl


brother-in-law o f Ann-Marie and Ian also a dearest uncle


loved


. donations in memory o f Carl i f so desired


‘Pcacehavcn’ Chapel o f Rost. Requiem Muss will be offered at St Mai-y’s R.C. Church, Sabden, : tomorrow Friday, May i6lh at 2- 3 0 p.rn.-followed by interment at. St Nicholas Church, Sabden. • .Family flowers only please,'


and nephew.R.LP. Reposing


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' may be given for St Mary’s ; Hall Roof Repairs (please make cheques payable to St Mary’s Church), c/o Father: •


Mary’s, 49 Whallcy Road, Sabden, near Clithcroc, BB7 9f>Z. Inquiries : to Brian Price ■ and . Son, Funeral Directors. Tel. 0 12 0 0 441207.


Birmingham,


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‘Pcacehaven’ Chapel o f Rest. Service and cremation will take place at Accrington Crematorium, on Thursday, May 22nd at 1-40 p.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memoty o f Stun if so desired may be given for the Parkinson’s Disease Society, c/o Donations Department,


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MARSDEN


Peacefully: on May 1 1th , 20 08 ,^ in hospital, . Gwilym, aged 80 years, o f . Clitheroe,. tlie dearly loved husband of the late Yoland, -much loved dad o f Vivienne, Helen and Sarah, loving fal!ier-in-law o f Chris, . Keith and David,


Gwilym Frederick


grandad o f Ju l ia , Caroline, Claire, Gareth, Emma, Holly, Olivia, Hannah and Chris, also a devoted great-grandad


dearest


‘Peacchaven’ Chapel o f Rest. A service will be held at the United Reformed Church, Clilhcroc, on Tuesday, May 20th nt 2 p.m. followed by cremation at


Bailey. Reposing


Crematorium at 3 p.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memoty o f Gwilym i f so desired may be given for Leonard. Cheshire Disability, c/o Miss L. Jones,-. Leonard Cheshire Disability, 2 7 Wilson Patten


Accrington


Warrington, WAi iPG. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel. 0 120 0 4412Q7.


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Peacefully on May 12th, 2008, in Alston: View Nursing Home, Longridge-'. . and forltricd by the Rites o f Holy Mother Church, Gordon, aged 79 years, of Clitheroe, the dearly .loved husband o f the late Betty, . much loved father o f Geoffrey and S a rah . also a loving f a t h e r - i n - l a w , grandad and brother-, in-law. • R.I.P.


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‘Peacehaven’ Chapel o f Rest. Requiem Mass will be offered at St Michael and St Joh n 's R.C. Church, Clitheroe, on Monday, May 19II1 at 1-30 p.m. followed by . a Woodland Burial, a t. Clithcroc , Cemetery. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Gordon i f so desired may be given . for Multiple Sclerosis, c/o Miss S.^ Wilding, 45 Pimlico Road, Clithcroc, BB7 2AG. In q u ir ie s . to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel.


Reposing . in 0 120 0 4412Q7-


sympatliy. and . letters a n d . c a rd s . o f condolence' received during their sad loss. Thanking also Father J . Duggan for his kind words and comforting ministrations and to all who attended the funeral service and have: given. donations and Mass Offerings.. They would also like to • express their appreciation . to The Flower


Sarah and family, would like to express tlicir sincere tlianKS to all relatives, friends and neighbours for the - many ■ kind expressions ■


. ' CHATBURN. . ; Margaret Sheila


Clithcroc for the floral tributes, the - Culfs Head, Worston for the refreshments and to the Price family for making- sure that it was a wonderful day.-


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Precious memories of a very de ar Mum, Grandma and Great Grandma, who died May 18th, 197 1 , also remembering a dear Dad Fred.


MUSGROVE . Rorrie


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From your loving Daughter Mary, I..aurcncc and family.


'Loved and remembered every day.


Birthday IVIemon'es


Birthday memories of- a ' mucfi loved and d e a r friend, May 15th.


O'NBU Linda


D aw n , . MicHiacl and Marie.


Love as always.


Deep in our hearts, You will always stay, ■


In loving memory of a dear wife, mother and gran, who died May i6lh, 2004.


IRELAND Marjorie


Will never be forgotten by her cvcrioving husband Norman and family.


Always in our hearts. • Adoiowledgements, „ ■ CUFF


Marion, Joyc e and family would like to express Ihcir sincere thanks to all relatives,


JamesAIan


friends neighbours for the


•sympathy and letters and


expressions many of


•funeral service and have given donations to St Nicholas Church. They would also like to express


condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also Rev. Chris Sterry for his kind words and c o m f o r t i n g ministrations and to all who attended the


cards .


appreciation to all the S ta f f o f Lowficld House, Clithcroc for all their ‘ care and kindness.


their


Mary, Michacia, Dale and Jack would like to thank


CODD Peter


neighbours for the kina . wishes - and support shown to them upon the loss of Peter and for the donations received in his memory. A special thankyoii


friends.


relatives, and


Wilson and Dr Reeves and all at Slaidburn Health Centre for all their


attention care


Peter's recent illness. Finally our thanks to Richard and Terry at Clithcroc Funeral Service.


during and


f ^ l a s t i a n c a s l i i r i N iw i p a p i f i l t d


Suzanne,


SMITH Antony


first for local information in print and on-line


Jonathan, Alistair and Lizzie wish to express their heartfelt thanks for the . love and support shown to them on their tragic • loss o f Antony. We have


Tony,


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donations received on behalf o f London Air Ambulance.


generous


•made a special tribute to Antony at . the service. We also express


extend our thanks to the sta ff o f McCann Erickson especially Jaakko Alanko. who


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overwhelmed by the kind expressions of sympathy, the many letters, - cards of condolence, flowers and


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Antony’s many other friends,


appreciation - to Urvesh Patel ’ for his tribute


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Jon , Gemma Jo and Emily to whom we express our love and gratitude. We thank Rev. Gill Mack and Dianne o f All Hallows' Church for their kind words . and . support and . ’. to ^ a l l . who attended the service and Wlialley Abbey. It was a great comfort and source of strength to have you there. Finally thanks must go to Pauline and Carl o f Brian Price and Son for all


arrangements. • Thank you . , funeral - Our Lord and St Jude


and to Sr ■ especially


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Brian would like to express his sincere thanks to all relatives,


Joseph Stanley ■ o f


friends ■ neighbours, for cards


kind messages sympathy,


tributes and kind donations received in memorj' o f Stanley at this sad time. Special thanks to the district nurses for their care and attention, to Tim Pcagham for his kind words


floral


. Urry and Marjorie and Derek Oldham for their help and also to Langshaws Funeral Service for their dignified . ■ arrangc- incnts.___________ '


Millie the organist, the ladies o f Sabden Baptist Church and to all who attended the service, thanks also to Marie and George


ministrations,


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^atfier's ^ay 9\{emories


Sundayjum IM


TOPPI Raymond


: Precious Father’s Day - memories of a dear dad,


' ' stepKiad and grandad. ■ No longer with us in our


- • ' lives to share,


. But in our hearts you are always there. ■


Loved and remembered


always,Theresa, Vicky and Kelly and all your loving family xxx.


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' ^Charlie . May 16th


All our love and kisses to our darling grandson


Happy birthday Charlie From Grandma and Grandad Windsor xxx


Happy birthday to our great-grandson


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Love from Grandma and Grandad Parker xxx . ^


; WINDSOR ; Charlie


May 16th


Happy 1st birthday to our darling Charlie


■ Lots of love Nana and Grandad Thompson XX


J Hugs and kisses


.From Auntie Debbie, Cousin Lewis and Uncle Martin xx


HIBBERT Ross :


George


. ■ May 13th ' ' Happy 30th to my ■ wonderful i' husband :


Love Lesley xxx ;


' Happy Birthday Daddy


- Thomas, Charlie and Aimee xxx '■ . Happy 30th Miles and Abi XX


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WILKINSON DANIEL (Danny)


Congratulations on passing selection (or the army


Good luck with your basic training on May 13th for the Royal Logistics Corps and your future career as a chef ■ We are so proud of you!


Love always Mum and Dad X Well Done to our brother Daniel


Love always Adele, Rhlan, Anthony and Joshua new mayor


ELECTED on Tuesday, Kibble Val­ ley’s new mayor is former council leader and “man of the people” John


Hill, of Simonstone.... Rugby enthusiast Coun. Hill is steeped


in community life, being a borough coun­ cillor for Read and Simonstone for nine years and a member and former chair­ man of Simonstone Parish Council. He is a governor at Read and Simon­


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stone Primary Schools, a parochial church councillor at St John’s, Read, and church secretary at St Peter’s, Simon­ stone. He was also a founder member of Readstone United FC and the Friends of Read School. Cardiff-born Coun. Hill was scrum-


half at Clitheroe Rugby Club in the 1980s and was a main player in the con­ struction of the club’s former pa,vilion. He is also a former governor of Clitheroe Royal Grammar School and chairman of the school’s friends association. His distinguished 37-year career as a


local government legal officer has seen him work for city, borough, district, met­ ropolitan and county councils, which is a rare achievement. During his leadership


. of Ribble Valley Borough Council, he launched a grand tour of parish councils and community groups in a “battle bus” in a bid to take local government “back to the people”. His wife and mayoress Phillipa is a


practice manager in a medical centre. The couple have three daughters, Char­ lotte (23),.Alexandra (22) and 20-year- old Georgina and are local Rotarians.


Coun Hill’s chosen charities for his year in office are the caring-for-carers group Ribble Valley Crossroads, and Ribble Valley Guides and Scouts. Speaking after the “Mayor-Making”


ceremony, Coun. Hill said he was looking forward to the challenges ahead. “I am very honoured and privileged to be appointed as the 34th mayor of the bor­ ough and am looking forward to the year


ahead. “As leader of the council I was con­


cerned with the administration of the borough whereas the office of mayor is a civic appointment. As the ambassador of the borough and first citizen, I will be promoting the wide-ranging diversity of opportunities that exist within fhe Rib­ ble Valley to improve the quality of life, tourism and economic prosperity as well as supporting my charitable causes for


the year.” Coun. Beverley Jones (Liberal Democ­


rat) was elected as deputy mayor and her husband, Mr Howel Jones, a former Mayor of the Ribble Valley, as her con-


sort. .. : She was described as a multi-talented


and hard-working individual, who will bring style and grace to the role.- Our picture shows the new Mayor and


Mayoress of the Ribble Valley Coun. Hill and his wife, Phillipa (centre) along with Mr Jones (left), Mr David Morris, chief executive of the council, Mr Ian Porter, Nan Morris and deputy Mayor Coun. Mrs Jones after the annual “Mayor- Making” ceremony. (A130508/lb) .


Gardeners pay visit to ‘wild man’


A VERY successful evening was enjoyed by members of Clitheroe Garden Club when they travelled to Gardenmakers, at Wigglesworth, for their meeting. Hosts and proprietors^Andrew and


Hillary Shaw greeted 38wisitors, and Andrew started proceedings by giving a talk on buying and using composts and


. showing members some,of his latest ti/'


- A'SEVEN-week course on basic digital,;' by Database of Clitheroe and places are photography is being held in Gisburn ’ limited so early booking is essential.


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plants. He told his audience that his mas­ sive crop of hair had earned him the title of "Wild Man of Wigglesworth" in the horticultural fraternity. Members had a chance to browse round the nursery, some buying plants,


: before a light supper prepared by Hillary. She provided sandwiches, cakes and unlimited tea or coffee. / .


.:. . Course is on digital photography . , ,


' Festival Hall, starting on May 29th from,:' Contact-Rebecca Sutcliffe on\01200 7 to 9 p.m.The course is being organised 445077 to book. , .


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