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Brian, Jean, Carl a n d Pauline Tel: Clitheroe 441297 ■


. Peacchaven Chapel of Rest. Cremation will- lake place ' at Accrington Crem-> atorium • tomorrow, Friday, July 10th. A memorial Service will be, held


Peacefully on July slli, 2009, Laura, aged 96 years, of Waddmgton, the dearly f loved wife of the late Rob;-much loved mum:Of;Marje and Mo, . /.iloving mothcr-in-law.rr-c- of Terry and Mike also, an adored gran, of Shaun, Paul, Jeremy, Emily, Tim and Matt. Reposing-


JACKSON Laura


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Waddington Meth­ odist Church at a later- dale.‘Flowers will be received


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Pcacchavcn. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, ■


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Directors. Tel. 01200 441297.


-Funeral PEARSON


. Hospital, after a short , illness and Fortified by the Rights of Holy Mother.


On July 2nd, 2009, peacefully in Clithcruc


■ (nee Cullen) • Barbara


BROWN


Tuesday,'- July. 7th, ' 2009, aged 82 years; much loved husbtmd of Cynthia, father, of Nicholas, Stephen and Janet; father-in-law of - Diane, .‘ Gillian and .


Died pcacclully on-


Rev Henry - (Many)


Joseph; ; grandfather to Martin, Patrick, I..aura, Niall, Andrew and Robert.. v


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Family flowers only please; • Funeral • service to be arranged. All . UKitiirics - to L. . Stewart, Dimond and - Son- Ltd, 2 Bridge


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BURKE James


. Derek, dearest sister of llic late Teriy and Marie, step-mother of Ashley, dearest aunt of Susan and great- aunt to Louise and Gemma.. : RJ.P.


Barbara Rose, aged 81 years of Clithcroe, the very dear and much loved wife of the late


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Sudd(;nly'^a't*l lis home in Clithcroc on July isl,' 2009,: Jim, aged 77 years, • beloved husband of . Marie, dearest dad . of. Patricia; Christopher,. Pamela, and partner Ray and grandad ,of Holly. -. Loved . and: appreciated ‘ by Ills relatives. • . friends, .work colleagues ^and students .ovcr*vthc: >ears.


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Funeral scivice led by Mgr.- Corcoran- hcicl today, Thursday,:JuIy 9th . at . Accrington Crematorium at 11 a.in. All niciuirlcs' to Ciithcroc .•Funeral Service, •• ••


Rest in peace. 10 / 12 • 0 11 i ^ I I O


Joyce, aged 80 years.’ of : CliUicroc, the dearly, loved wife of- the late William (Bill), much loved mum of Paul and Margaret; loving inolhcr-in-law^ of Elsza and lun also a dear sister of Isobcl and the late Fred. Reposing •


Peacefully after a short illness, on July 1st 2009, ill hospital,


REILLY Joyce


, of Rest. A service will be held at St. Paul’s


‘Peacchaven' Chapel in


■ Church, Low • Moor, Clithcroe . tomorrow, Friday, July lolh at 11a.m.-.•followed ‘ by interment at Clithcroc Cemetery.-' Family flow’crs only please, donations in memory of Joyce if so desired may be given for the nibble Valley Heart Fund, c/o Mrs S. Healey, Pcndlcside Medical Practice, Clitlieroe . ’ Health Centre, Railway View Rond, Clitheroe, BB7 2JG.


Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 4 4 12 9 7 .________


Monday, June 29th, 2009, Jim, aged 86 years,


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Reception into - - St Michael and St John's Church will take place at 6-30 p.m. today, Thursday, July 9ln,r with Requiem Mass at 9-30 ■ a.in;. on Friday, v July lolh, 2009,*^ followed by interment at Clithcroe Cemetery. - Family flowers, only-: please, but donations/ if desired to ;R.N.L.L-- c /oR ich a rd - ^Chew, Clitheroc Funeral ’ Service, ■ -Whallcy


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husband of the late Mavis, much loved father of Karen and father-in-law of Alan and a dear brotlicr: and uncle. At rest in the Aiderson and . Horan Funeral Home. The -funeral', cortege will leave from .Jim’s home on Friday, July loth at 12-30 p.in.i.for service and-< cremation' •'


devoted


.In loving memory of a dear son, died July 10th, 2001. •


. TRO-rreR Paul


A tribute of love and


Fronti(ircs-(MSF), c/o:; Aldcrson . and Horan - Funeral Services, 128 - Rosscndalc :• : Road, Burnley, •; DBii • SDM. Teh 0 12 8 2 4 2748 3, . 457452.


Pleasington Cremaf-' oriuin, Bluckhurn at 1 p.m. Family flowers- only:^ ..' please, -. .biilf donations if-:desircd may '.be sent -^.to Mcdccins.


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'Because we love you SO. All our love Mum and Dad.


MERCER - HASLAM ITSv Lee and Tami would like to


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■ early arrival of OWENTHOMAS


O n Ju n e llth , 2009,' weighing 61b 4oz


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Thanks to the midwives on C9 at Royal Blackburn and to everybody else involved.


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Unexpectedly, • but peacefully, -


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In • loving inemoiy of a dear husband, July 11th, 2008. •


CJ-, EDMONDS ; John


V /doifeuen/day, .. Missing i/ou IS a . heartache,. -


Missing you is cosy,


Fancy living in a windmill, Therese XXX..


That never goes away.


In loving memory of a - dear dad, brother,’" V ' uncle, nephew and son-in- law. , w Gone, but never forgotten.


Although we arc apart, j-;>.ybur spinf lives ^ ' within us.


Love Tony and Emma, all the Edmonds • family and all the Watson family XXX.


Fdreucr in our hearts.


-Tn^memory of Jean, ^ July 10th, 2008. 'Easy to remember,


.HOWARTH ‘ Jean


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' Hard to forget.. Ixive Jim XXX. • •


' Sadly missed. ■ From ' John, Teresa '.and . family, -Billy, ■ Joan -:• and . family, Katy, • Male and


■ family, .'Michael and .Sandra, Amy and Katy, : Linda, Keith ■ and family.-'.- ;


Memories of a loving husband John, fell asleep July . 11th,


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Inquiries to ■you.


- A memory fond and true, ^ My life has never been the same. Since the day that / lost • ■ ,


loved you,


•;fathor.. and . great grandfather.' • ' .‘-n


• of->. a/lovely father; • father-in-law, .grand-;


July.v.-.i2th,‘ 2008; -Treasured - memories


PINDER Jo h n '


Thank Tm FORD Daniel and Carrie ’


Would like to thank everyone for all the cards and gifts received and for joining us on our wedding day


Especially our families, bridesmaids, ushers, bestmen, Kim, Paula, Christa, Joanne and Rachel for your kindness, effort and wonderful talents


Thank you to the staff and residents at Manor House and special thanks to our


parents for all your hard work, generosity and love


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Love and miss you always, your loving wife Phyllis xxxx.


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LONGHI Cate and Mick


are delighted to announce


the long awaited arrival of ALICIA MARYANN


Born July 2nd, 2009, weighing 61b 11 oz.


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Precious memories of a dear brother. July comes with deep . : regret, It bn


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TROTTER Paul


. Our memories of you will : neucrdic. .


You closed your eyes without good-bye,


nevei neverforget, . Ciiris. i.V: -


All our love Clare and Paul, Donna and


rings a day we will ^


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■ prayers and kind ministrations, Nurses and all Staff of East Lancs Hospice and The Neurological Wards ■ of Royal Preston Hospital, also the Nurses and Staff of Ward D4 of Royal Blackburn . Hospital for the care given to Eileen. Thanks finally to all who attended the funeral service.


Appeals, Donations SeCharities


Thank you to all ^vho donated in memory of Trevor. £ 285 . has been donated to Tlic Dorian


HAMMOND Trevor


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Childrens Hospice. House


this very sad time. Special thanks to. Father Philip Price and Father. Philip Marsh v for their


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(nee Phillip) Ashley and Kate -


‘ are’delighted to announce : ,1 the safe arrival of their son


< ’ Max Benjamin George Born-June 2nd, 2009


' Weighing 81b 2oz


' A special thank you to all the staff on the - theatre team and on Ward C9 at RBH


Also many thanks to all our friends


. and fathily for all their help and support - and the many cards and gifts received


: - Nana A nn we couldn't have done it without you!


Congratulations


. BENNETT Mark


Congratulations on achieving your ■ degree in Education


Wishing you all the best for the future Mum.Chris


Rachel, Andrew and Jules BENNETT .. . : Ashley . . : Congratulations on gaining a


w f - ■ 2:1 BSc Honours in Human Resource Management


Wishing you every success in your future career ' - Mum, Dad, Lauren, Marcus,


' Granand Grandad x


LAWTON Michael


Congratulations on attaining a BSc 2:1


, ' Honours Degree in Building Surveying at ■ Sheffield Hallam University


•; ■; Good luck in the future Love from all the family XXX


Engagements / 118th Birthday


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James July 13th '


Happy.lSth.: Birthday Samuel •


• : Love and best , wishes Mum, Dad, Daniel and Edward i


. Happy 18th-.


! Birthday Samuel . . Lots of love Nana, Grandad


and all the family , ; LAWTON


Bernard and Barbara - ; v. July 11th


i- Congratulations Mum and Dad


- Love John and Denise, Stephen and Kath, : ■: Susan and Geoff, Michael and Liz xxx . .: , Congratulations Grandma and Grandpa


Love Alex and Sharon, Jennifer and Robert, James, Faith.Thomas, Grace and Wayne, ' Michael, Daniel, Dominique, Greg,


and Gabrielle xxx Congratulations:


' ■ : ■ Great-grandma and Great-grandpa Love Vincent and Sebastian xxx .


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www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk 7 7 WILKINSON Barbara and Keith


JulylSth July 16th Many happy returns!


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HORNBY Andrew


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' Happy 21st to a . wonderful son


All our love always Mum, Dad


Charlotte, Andrew and Grandma xxx


Also many congratulations on gaining your 2:2 degree in Law and Criminology


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by Duncan Smith


EVEN before he arrived in Clitheroe to officially open the refurbished Castle Museum, HRH the Duke of Gloucester knew something of the good work going on elesewhere in the town. Immediately before, his vis it to


Clitheroe, the Duke was in Lancaster where he -visited the Lancashire Associa­ tion of Clubs for Young People, marking the organisation’s 75th Anniversary Cel­ ebrations. During his visit, he met young people repesenting youth clubs and groups across the county, including sisters April, Lauren and Toni Wilson,. from Tower Hill, in Clitheroe. They told him about their involve­


ment in various youth projects connect­ ed with the town’s area, in Clitheroe, especially the proposed new play area which they have spent almost two years . campaigning for. Our picture shows the Duke meeting


the Wilson sisters, from the left, April, Lauren and Toni, (s)


New venue for the WI area show


FOR over 40 years, the ladies of the WIs in villages around Clitheroe have gathered together on one day of the year to display their various talents. ■ The annual Clitheroe Area WI Show


is all ready to go, albeit this year, in a new location - Edisford Junior.School,. on Edisford Road, Clitheroe, on Satur­ day, July 25th, from 10 a.m. to 4-30 p.m.


, To create this spectacular show.


ladies from 12 institutes have been busy, making items to show off their skills in the various classes which range from home-made jam, flower arranging


. and cake making to embroidery, paint­ ing and photography, among many other classes, as well as co-operative classes for the indi-vidual branches. There is also a section for children


who can win the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times silver cup for most points


gained in their section of the show. Each WI branch will be vying for the top spot to receive the trophy for most points in show. Last year Hurst Green amassed


3,957.5 points to become the top insti­ tute, while little Downham and Rim- ington barely reached 500 each, but this does not matter as it is the taking part and the friendship of members that is important, s


Dave’s, £i;200 run boost for . 'T f ,, V V V X '..K A '■ * W’


CHARITY stalwart Dave Gillibrand has raised.: £1,200 for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust after com­ pleting the Cheshire Triathlon in May. : : Dave (63), of Sunnyside Avenue, Billington,' was


inspired to take p a r t in the Nantwich-based triathlon by three-year-old Cystic Fibrosis sufferer: Sophie Holgate. The youngster is the daughter of ; Andrea and Chris Holgate, of Neddy L an e ,- Billington, who are friends with Dave and his fam­


ily. - Dave, who runs sporting activities for people-


with learning disabilities at Calderstones Hospi-'; tal, ’Whalley, thanked everyone who had sponsored: him during this latest challenge. The licensees of the Petre Arms pub, Langho, alone raised more : than £200. The money raised will help fund vital -. research into the debilitating il ln e s s. ■ : - ' ; Our pictures shows Dave with Andrea Holgate,;


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Sophie Holgate and Michelle Pointez, manager of the Petre Arms, Langho, with a cheque for the;- Cystic Fibrosis Trust. (B260609/1) ■


-.t Lottery wins


WINNERS in theEast Lancashire Hospice Lot­ tery weekly draw, were: £1,000 - Ms Douglas, Bolton; £250 - Mrs Mid­ dleton,-Clitheroe; £100 - Ms Stevens, Burnley. A further 15 lucky players each won £10 prizes.. • ■


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Clitheroe A d v e r t ise r& T im e s , Thursday, Ju ly 9th, 2009 17 Caravan theft bid witnesses sought DRIVER Andrew James


. '. July 12th. \ . .-Happy 21st Birthday 'V Love and best , wishes;: - Mum, Dad ; and Matthevi


Congratulations Andrew ' From all the family


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HODGSON Liam


• July 10th ' Congratulations on your 21 St Birthday


. . Health and happiness always • ■ • ,,


Love Nan Queenie iffl


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•WITNESSES who saw thieves and vandals attempting to steal a caravan- from Clitheroe in broad daylight are being urged to come forward. -, Offenders tried to take an £8,000 Abbey Enterprise caravan parked in the driveway of a semi-detached house in Chatburn Road between 2 and 2-20 pim. on Sunday, June 28th.’


. ' ’" - They attached it to their getaway car


and began towing it away at high speed. However, shortly afterwards they strug­ gled to get through a narrow space, causing substantial damage to the.cara^ van. They fled after abandoning the vehi-.


cle 50 yards away.. \ • : A spokesman for Clitheroe Police


said: “This is a very serious incident and we are appealing for witnesses to come forward. 'The read offside panel of the caravan was badly damaged as was the paintwork and they left a lot of debris behind.”


. , ' Anyone with information should call


Clitheroe Police on’443344 or the Crimestoppers line on 0800 555111. ;


S in g e r s w a n t e d


SINGERS are wanted to ; take p a r t in Clitheroe's


; Last Night of the Proms. ‘ : ’-This annual concert will thke place on Satur­ day, August 8th on the bandstand in the Castle grounds. : Clitheroe Towii Band mil be plalying and mem­ bers of the Ribble Valley Choir will be singing.: :


;; Songs on the pro­ g ram m e . include the “Halleluia Chorus” from The Messiah. ■ / .-The ’ Ribble Valley


Choir does not meet all year round, b u t comes to g e th e r for special events such as the Last NightofthePrpmscon-


.cert.'-':’ -;'’-''':.-’’: ' . , -, Many of, its regulars


.also sing with other local groups, but more mem­ bers are always welcome. ’ Singers of any ability


are invited to join the choir and rehearsals will s ta r t from July 26th at T r in i ty : Methodist Church in Parson’Lane. ■ For further details con­


tact Steuart Kellington on 01254 248855 or Leon Sabertori . on 01200 425988..


. Pendle Club


SOLO whist winners at he Pendle Club were: M. Holding, B. Wood, K. Holding. Bridge winners at the


Pendle Club were: Mrs Jean Thompson, Mr John Montgopiery, Mrs Muriel Wilson, Mrs Anne Riley. Friday domino win­


ners were: G. Berry, V. Giles, joint 3, M. Berry, J. Bargh and W. Barker. Winners of dominoes


on Saturday were: V. Giles; P. Metcalfe, J. Oddie, R. Barker and R. Knight.


Bridge club


WINNERS at Clitheroe Bridge Club on Monday evening were: NS B. Guha and Use Park, Deanna Atkinson and Robin Atkinson. EW • Chris Pollard and Janet Bailey, Lilian Wharfe and Linda Wilkinson. On Thursday evening


winners were: NS Chris Pollard and Jean Martin- dale, John Renton and Brenda Wilson. EW K a th Higson and Use Park, Deanna Atkinson andDoreenBlake. ■


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