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Passed away on August 20th, 2008, in Royal Blackburn Hospital, Edith, aged 89 years, of Clitheroc, the dearly loved wife o f the late Leslie, much loved mother o f Susan and a good friend of her partner Roy. Reposing


HORSFAa ‘ Edith


Crematorium, on Monday, September 1st at 1-40 p.m. followed by a Service o f Thanksgiving at Trinity Methodist Cluircn, ClilheroG at 2-30 p.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Edith i f so desired nia y« be given for either


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loved husband o f Olive, a much loved father o f Jnync and Andrew, a dear father- in-law o f Christopher and Emma and a devoted grandad o f Alex, Daniel, •Jessica,- Henry and Thomas. . Reposing


hospital, Raymond, aged 74 years, of Clithcroc, the dearly


Peacefully on August 26th,


Raymond Churchill '2008 •••


On Tluirsday, August 21st, 2008. pcaccrully in hospital, Dorothy, aged g6 years, of Waddington, beloved wife of Inc late Harry, will be greatly missed by nephews and nieces, .John, June, Mary, Anne, John Kenneth.


BANKS Dorothy


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. Friday, August 291I1 at St Helens Church, Waddington, prior to interment in the churchyard. Flowers and


Elizabeth and- her many friends and neighbours. Funeral seivicc will be held - a t . 2 p.m. on


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On Thursday, August 21st, 2008, suddenly, Nick, aged 38 years, much loved husband of Li.sa, daddy of Anya and Joseph, dear son of Bill and Judy, son- in-Inw of iJohn and Sandra, brother of Tina and Lynn, brother-in-law of Michael, Ian, Nick and David. r Reposing in the Birtwistle Funeral- Home, Queen Street, Great • Harwood. Senicu in St Leonards Church, Baldurstone on' . Monday, September 1st at Ii a.ni.. Prior


William David Nicholas (Nick)


. churchyard. Family • flow'crs only please, donations can be made to Derian House Childrens Hospice.c/o Birtw'istic and Son Ltd. Queen Street, Greats Harwood. Tcl. Qi2 .q4 877077c


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Peacefully, on August 25th, 2008 at the Manor Mouse, Chalburn, after a long illness, Vera*, aged 83 years, formeny of Siddul,* Halifax, the dearly loved wife of the late Edward Burke and Bert Gaudion, the much loved mother of Steven, mother-in-law o f Susan, grand­ mother of Dtniorah and Daniel and great­ grandmother of Harry and Zanc. Reposing


GAUDION Vera


Pcacchaven Chapel of Rest where a service will be held on Tuesday, September 2nd at .11-30 a.ni. followed by cremation at


in


Crematorium at 12-20 p.m. Flowers will be received.:


Accrington


donations in memory o f Vera if so desired may be given to- a charity of your choice. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tcl. 01200 4412Q7.


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Pcacchavcn Chapel of Rest. Service . and interment will take place at All Hallows Church, Mitton. Date and time to . be arranged. Family flowers only please, donations in' memory of. Raymond, i f so desired may be given to All Hallows Church, c/o Mrs S. Dugdulc, G r e e n


in Grindleton, b a n k s ,


Clitheroc, ■ BB7 4RL. For all


Directors. Tel.-01200 . 441297.


On Thursday, August '2 is t , . 2008;


LORD Irene-


■ held at . 11 a.m.- on^ Monday,- September 1st, 2008' at English Martyrs R.C. Church, Whalley, : prior to cremation


• flowers by request b u t . donations


Accrington. : No i f so


desired to The East Lancashire Hospice c/o


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hospital, Irene,.-aged 90 years, of Billington,. beloved wife o r the . late Mike, much loved mother of ..the late* Tony. also , a dear: grandma, inother-in-. law, aunt and friend.'-.. Funeral service will be


in


arrangements please ring Brian Price and Son


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On Saturday, August 23rd, suddenly at his home in Chthcroc, James (Jim) Seed, aged 83 years, the dearly loved husband o f Sheila and the dearest brother o f Robin.


James Haygarth


Clithcroc Funeral Service. Tcl. 01200 44.304.q. ________■


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Peacefully on August 20th, 2008,


Blackburn Hospital, Olive, aged 83 years, fdinglonru^ t^^he loved wife . o f


in Royal


o f Waddington, dearly the


Methodist Church, c/o Mr A. Daniels, 6 o . Salthill


Trinity mo t h e r - i n - l aw, grandma grandma.- Reposing


Marion, Malcolm and Janet also a devoted


loved


late Jack, much mother


.Waddington. at 12-30 p.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Olive if so desired may be given for the North West Air Ambulance, c/o Mrs V. Leach, Carter Fold Cottage, West Bradford Road, Wa ddi ng ton -, Clitheroc, BB7 3 JD . . Inquiries, to Brian Price and < • Son,- Fimcral Directors. Tel. 01200441297.


‘Pcncchaven’ Chapel o f Rest. Cremation will take place at Skipton Crematorium, today Tluirsday, August 28th at 11 a.m. followed by a Service o f Thanksgiving at St Helen’s


and great- in


CTuirch, TEDSTONE


Suddenly at home, in Dimsop Bridge, Dick, aged 83 years, beloved husband of the late May and a loving father • to Richard, loving brother 'o f George and Charles and much loved uncle and great uncle.


Richard Heniy (Dick)


■A dear Mend to many who will be sadly missed.


.Langshaw . Calverley Funeral Service, 103a King Street,-Wballcy. Tcl. 01254 824.q29.


Funeral service and interment will take place at St Andrews Church, Slaidburn, today, Thursday, . August 28th 2008 at 10-30 a.m. Family flowers only please, but donations in memory of Dick, may be made for The Air Ambulance, • r c/o


o f


SOWDEN ' : Olive


Peacefully at the Croft Care Home, King Street,- - Whalley, Frances, aged 94 years, fortified by the Rites of Holy Mother Church, the dearly loved wife of the late Bertram, . dearest mother of Marie, Sheila, Richard and Susan, dear mother- in-law o f Jacky, Bernard, Doris and Llewelyn, grandma,


WILKINSON Frances Ellen


but donations i f so desired to the English Martyrs Church, Whaflcy, where Requiem Mass will be held on Friday, August 29th, 2008 at 10 a.ni. followed by interment in . Whalley and. Wiswcll Cemetery. Requiescat In Pace.


flowers only


Inquiries Lungshaw Calverley Funeral Services, 103A King Street, Wliallcy. Tel. 012S4 S24.S29.


Peacefully, on August 251I1, 2008 at iier home and after a short illness in hospital, Barbara, aged 82 years, the dearly loved wife of Harold, a much loved mother of Michael, a dear mothcr-in-Iaw of Anne and a devoted grandma and great- grandma. • Reposing


YATES Barbara


Peacchaven Chapel of Rest. A service will be held at Chatburn Methodist Church followed by cremation at


in


Crematorium, date and time to be arranged. Family flowers only . please, donations in memory of Barbara if so desired are to be divided


Accrington


Cancer Care, c/o Mrs. D. Giles, Mill Hey Farm, Sawley-Roaa, Chntburn, Clithcroc, BB7 4LD. For


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arrangements please contact Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200


funeral


Chatburn Methodist ; Sunshine * Band and the Marie Curie


l between


grandma and great- grcat-grandnia. . Reposing in The Chapel o f Rest at Langshaw Calverley, ^ n g Street, Whallcy. ily flowers only :


loving great-


To a dear wife much loved and missed, died September 2nd, 2006. Sweetdreams.


SPEDDING Barbara


Love David and Barbara xx.


.Lots o f love from Scott and Joanne x.\.


In OiirTlioughts


favour). Take it dear heart of Jesus and place it within your heart where your Father sees it^ then in His merciful eyes it will become your favour, not mine. Amen. Say this prayer three times for'three days and your favour will be granted. ; . Never cnown to fail. Must


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promise publication. RP.


Thank you Actoowledgemehts AViNO


Lucille and family would like to express their sincere thaiiks to everyone for the kind words,. thoughts and condolences following the sudden death o f Ange. Thank you to everyone


Angelo Mario Ange


attended the funeral. Lucille would also like to say a special thank you to the Carers from Willowbrook Care who attended to Angc on a daly . basis throughout his illness.


. who COOK ORMISTON


Died . September 2nd,2005. A character and bis own man. Thank you for our time together. ^ .


W i l l ia m Roy ^


I.x)ve Margaret. .:: .ORMISTON


.From Margaret and Graham, Kate, and ; Tliomas...


- shared together, are with us always. .


SIMS


Precious memories of a dear mother who died Sc]itcmbcr 2nd, 2005.V Always in our thoughts.


• Dorothy - B


Love Peter, Norma, Brian and family.


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. lyeasured memories o f . the special times we


Died September 2nd, 2005.


W i l l i a m Roy ,


Christine and family would like to convey their sincere thanks to family, friends and neighbours for the kind expressions o f sympathy, - letters, cards and donations to MacMillan Cancer Care, thanking the Minister, Norma Johnson for a most gracious and fitting service and to all who attended. Thanking Susan for a lovely buffet, also thanking the doctors, nurses and staff at Clitbcroc 1


- Dorothy Maiy


Royal Blackburn Hospital.


-Icaltli Centre and the Our Lord and St Jude


Dear heart of Jesus in the past I have asked for many favours, this time 1 ask you this special one


NOVENA TO TNE SACRED HEART


• Happy memories, fond ana true, ■ From us who thought the worldofuou.


A much loved Mum , who passed away September 2nd, 2006 A cherished smile, A heart o f gold, .The dearest mum the world could hold, ■


SPEDDING Barbara


Adtnowledgements I Births


' special thank you to Denis for his speech of fond memories of Pete and fo r . Celtic Cross for their music. We also wish to thank all those who have donated to the East I.ancs Hospice.


Family would like to thank Richard Chew for a respectful funeral service. A


. EATON Peter


GARUCK John


The family of the late Jack Garlick would like to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours »for the kind expressions of sympathy,


(Jack)


received during their sad loss. Grateful thanks to Dr McKcen, Heyes Chemist (Moor Lane), the Police and Paramedics who attended Jack and Allcarc Nursing. Special thanks to friends - Anna, Tony and Amy and tliank you to Mike Faun for a moving and .sincere service. Many thanks to Langshaw Calvcrley Funeral Services for their kind and dignified arrangc- ments.


letters ol* condolence and


cards, donations


The family of the late Brian


JACKSON Brian


sincerely


everyone for all the help, cards and expressions


Jackson thank


sympathy received during their sad loss, the donations /o Cancer Carers and Researchers arc also very


appreciated, thankyou to Brian Price and Son the Undertakers for their help and guidance and finally to Eddie Joyce for the address.


much WOOD


Anne, Kay, Gillian, Peter and family would like to express their sincere thaiiKS to all relatives, friends and neighbours for the expressions of sympathy,


Geoffrey


cards of condolence and donations for Northwest Ambulance


letters,


ambulance staff and medical and nursing staff at both Royal Blackburn and Royal Preston Hospitals who did everything they could to save v him. Thanks also to the Reverend Dr Alan Sowerbutts and Geoff Garnett for the kind words


Ribblc'Valley Heart Fund, received during their sad loss. Many thanks


and to the


ministrations and to all who attended the funeral service, finally to Pauline and Carl Price for all funeral arrangements and for treating us like their family during this very difficult time.


and . Air ' •


SKOCZEN Ruth


Darling


I would never reveal your age simply because people would never believe me


All my love always Richard xxx


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PETERS Sylvia


August 30th To Mum


Happy 70th Birthday


Love from David, Suzanne, Sarah and M a t th ew xxx


Christopher August 30th


:FORTriT rSTi


Have a fantastic ' birthday '


' Love always Olivia


Happy Birthday Daddy ' I love you from Mya


■ Have a wonderful 21st Love Mema and Grandad


; ■ Have a great day


W^ffLove Aunty Anne, Uncle Brian, Wendy, Julie, Lily and Katie


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August 27th Jessica


; Happy 21st Birthday to a ; Daughter ..-


Love Mum, Robin, Becka, . Grandma Flower


and Grandad Stuart xxx Engagements.


ROTHWELL S KING


• - Joan and Stewart Rothwell are / ,


delighted to announce the engagement on August 15th, 2008 of their: ; . youngest daughter


Andrea to David


the youngest son on Mike King and the late , Gwen of Edgeworth, Bolton


: : All our love from both families


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BROUGH-HOPCRAFT Congratulations Kirsty and Darren


on the birth of your son Archie James


Born August 20th, 2008 . • A welcome Brother for Jessica


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Love from proud Grandparents Mum and Bryan Cornthwaite xxx


HOPCRAFT-BROUGH Darren and Kirsty


Thank you on the safe arrival of our Grandson


. Archie James


„ - Born August 20th, 2008 Mum and K e ith


KNIGHT-


WILKINSON Chris and Heather are


delighted to announce the safe arrival of


Samuel Christopher


born on Friday August 15th 2008 weighing lOlbs 4 oz


Many thanks to all family and friends for , all their support.


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KNIGHT Libby


August 29th


To our darling princess Happy 18th


Love you always


Mum,Ty and William V. Happy


Birthday to a special granddaughter


from Grandma and Papa x Happy Birthday Libby


from Georgina, Craig, Elliott, Julian and Ben X


18 KNIGHT Liberty.


to a very special son, brother and grandsonj Lots of love Mum, Dad, Ronan, Ciaron,


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BROTHERDALE Nathan


C o n g ra tu la t io n s o n 7A 's and 3 A * ; ■


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M um , S tu a r t , Leah, Eleanor and nanna and Grandad xxx .


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Excellent Exam Results! . Love Mum, Dad and all the Family. XXX;


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Congratulations 4 A's at A Level , Clever g i r l , •:


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Love Mum, Dad, William, Nathan and Nana


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THE Bank Holiday weekend proved a busy one for music fans with the Leeds Festival and Cumbria’s Solfest drawing sell-out crowds. But on Sat­ urday, music with a meaning, could also be found on our v e ry own doorstep. The Grand, York Street, Clitheroe,


hosted an evening of live, local talent to raise funds for The Cystic Fibrosis Trust. Headlining were The Ragamuffins, a


fantastic four-piece from Lancashire, who, after forming only last year, have been offered dates around the country as well as abroad. . With their original song-writing, infec­


tious riffs, and a 60s-esque sound, they filled The Grand with a range of catchy, upbeat material, only complemented by the venue’s impressive lights and multi- media displays. Infectious opener “Disco Biscuits” got'


people dancing, while the gorgeous ‘Jamaica Wool’ showed their real ability


a s musicians, as did a successful rap-. cover of Wiley’s “Rolex” (even if it was just for fun!). The Ragamuffins proved not to be just


another indie band, but one that appre­ ciates its roots and plays music together for the greater cause. Front man David Jaggs explained:


“After organising the event at The Grand, I received a thank you letter from an American man whose four-year-old daughter suffers from cystic fibrosis. It made me realise how important it is not only to entertain people with our music,but to use it to help others where we can.” Also on the bill was another Ribble


Valley ex-pat Nomad Jones, a former pupil of Ribblesdale High School, who lives in Manchester. He appeared as a well-established


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THIS review has been written bv KAITLIN SULLIVAN ( 21), of Clilheroe, who is a former pupil of ■ Clitherne Royal Grammar School Sixth Form. Kahlin, who hopes to pursue a career in journalism, is about to st.-irt her final year at Newcastle University studying Media, Communication, and Cultural Studios.


singer/songwriter, performing his folksy, acoustic wonder-stuff, which has gained him regular dates in Dublin, and a set at this summer’s Glastonbury festival. Mark Duckworth was another “organ­


ic” musician who performed. Reared on home soil, he certainly hadn’t lost his northern charm after spending the past few years in London. With his songs, too, inspired by the move, he also proved to have a very impressive voice at this “homecoming” gig. The whole evening was thoroughly


enjoyable and raised around £250 for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust. Sophie Longton (21), of Read, who has


CF, explained on the evening how impor­ tant such events are for CF sufferers. “Not only do events like this raise


money, they also increase awareness of a condition which affects more than 8,000 people in the UK. Even though those like myself may look well on the outside, peo­ ple with CF face a hard battle to get through each and every day vvith regular medication and physiotherapy.” To get involved with the charity, visit


their website www.cftrust.org.uk, and to find out more about the artists who per­ formed at the event, or to download their latest music, visit their MySpace pages (www.myspace.com). Our picture shows Kaitlin Sullivan


with members of headline band “The Ragamuffins”, (s)


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