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www.ditheroeadvertiserxo.uk Birthdays Funerai Directors C Citheroe F t m c r a C and.M e m o n a l


Caring Pi ofessioiial Service Privately owned family business


Pre-payment funeral plans available Funeral Directors


Richard Chew & Terry Scott Office & Chapel of Rest


Brian Price & Son Funeral Directors


‘Peacehaven’ Chapel of Rest The Genuine and Independent


family concern of two generations offering a 24hrpersonal service


Brian, Jean, Carl and Pauline Tel: Clitheroe 441297


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Please telephone 01200 441297 A genuine iocal family concern Brian, Jean, Cari and Pauiine.


mother of Katherine and Stephen and adored grandma of Jamie former lecturer in mathematics at Blackburn College. Requiem Mass will be offered at St Mary’s Church, Osbaldston at 1 1 a.m.


John, loving ^ ^ i


Thursday, September 10th prior


interment in the Churchyard. Family flowers only please, but donations in lieu thereof to The British Heart Foundation, c/o Langshaws Funeral Service, 103a . King Street, Whalley. Inquiries. Tel. 01254


today, to


824.529.__________ NICHOLAS


September 7th, 2009, in Clithcroc Hospital, Rosemaiy, aged 70 years, of Clitheroe, the dearly loved wife of John, much loved mother of Jack, Petei% Alan, Victor and David also a loved m o t h e r - i n - l a w , grandma and great- grandma. Reposing


Peacefully on


.loved dad of James, Stephen, Barbara and Christopher, loving father-in-law of Fiona. Helen, Bill and Claudia,


29th, 2009, suddenly, Terence, of Langho, at the age of 67 years, the dearly loved husband of Elizabeth, much


BOLTON On Terence


Saturday, August


grandad of Natasha, Michael, Alexe, Am>% Thomas, Heni^ and Martha, also dearest brother of Dennis and Tony, dear brother-in- law of Cynthia and Janefand much loved uncle and friend to many. Requiem Mass was held at St Mary’s Roman Catholic Church, Langho on Wednesdav,


dearest Tel. 012.^4 8Z4FiZQ.


tember 9th, prior to interment at St Joseph’s Churchyard, Stoneyhurst. Inquires. Langsnaw Calverleys.


Sep­


September 1st, 2009. in hospital, Tom, aged 81 years, of Clitheroe ana formerly of Nelson, the dearly loved husband of Joyce, much loved father of Roger, loving father-in-law or Justine also a dearest grandpa of Kian Luke. Service and cremation took


Peacefully, on


Accrington Crem­ atorium on Tuesday, September


Donations in memory of Tom if so desired may be given for MacMillan Cancer Support, c/o Mr. Paul McKenna, Pendle Community Hospital, Leeds Road, Nelson, BB9 9TF. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441297.


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FARNWORTH Tom


‘Peacehaven* Chapel of Rest. A service will be held at St. Mary’s Parish


in place at 01200 441297.


Clitheroe on Monday, September 14th at 11- 30 a.m. followed by woodland burial at Clitheroe Cemetery. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Rosemary if so desired may be given for a charity of your own personal choice. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel.


Church, Margaret Rosemaiy


28th, 2009, Patricia, aged 70 years of Mellor, beloved wife of


n Friday, August LORD


Connie, Shcree, Craig, Dalton and families would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for the many kind expressions


Joseph (Joe)


Monumental masons , ServiceM j «-• ^


In memory of Jill who passed away twelve years ago on Septemoer 13th.


PROCTER Jill


' Mum, Bob, Lorraine, Carol and families XXX.


Never more than a thought away, Loved and remembered L every day.


^ * Birthday Memories


Birthday memories of a dearly loved Husband, September 14th. Always a smile, never a


CHEW Henry (Beau)


Till we meet again, all my love forever, God bless, Margery xxx.


frown. Always a hand when anyone's down. Always true, thoughtful and land, Wondetfrl memories you left behind.


sympathy and letters and cards of condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking Monsignor


of


Corcoran for his comforting minis­ trations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations and Mass O^erings. Finally our thanks go to the Price family lor all funeral arrangements.


John


Christine, Benjamin, Elizabeth and families would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for the many kind expressions sympathy,


SCOTT Alan


caras 01 condolence and


Thanking also Rev. Mark Russell-Smith


overwhelming sup­ port receivea during their


for sad loss.


for his kind words and comforting minis­ trations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations.


also


Birthday memories of a dear Husband, Dad and Grandad, September 16th. Foil always had a smile to share. Time to give and time to care. Someone to turn to, loving and true, One tn a million, that Y was you.our loving wife Dorothy, ' Anne, Christine


MARSDEN Tom


families. and ove always, Jason,


ARKWRIGHT (nee Cowell)


Jonny and Geraldine


are proud to announce' the safe arrival of Lana Jessica


Born August 17fh, 2009 Weighing 71b 14oz


Many thanks to family and friends for the cards and gifts received


Many thanks also to the Ribble Valley Midwives and staff at RBH


PORTER Justine


September 11th Happy 16fh


Birthday to our wonderful daughter i


Lots of love always Mum, Dad and Cilia xx Have a great day Sis


Love Laura, Kelly, Natalie, Beth, Clan, Amy and Emily xxxx


JA C K SO N -R A L S TO N Gary and Sarah are praud to


announce the safe arrival of their beautiful daughter


Imogen Rayne Jackson


Bom August 27ttl, 2009 Weighing7lbs 2oz


,


Thanks to the midwives at • ; Royal Blackburn Hospital


Thankyou Gary and Sarah for our beautiful first granddaughter and great granddaughter


Love Nana Moorhouse and Brompa Pearson


McMANUS Andy and Holly are delighted


to announce the birth of their daughter


Ava Mae


Bom September 4th, 2009 Weighing 71b 8oz


Thanks to all family and friends x MULCOCK


(nee Pate) Jason and Karen


are delighted to announce


the safe arrival of Daniel James


letters, the


• of In QurThoughts


Thanks for prayer answered Publication


Our Lord and St Jude liiank you. St Jude


would also like to express


appreciation to the Price family for all their professional care with the funeral arrangements.


In Memoriam


Love always, Karen, Bradley, Bronte, Mum, Dad, Sisters and family.


In memory of Bob, died September 13th, 2004. Forever in our thoughts.


LEEMING Robert


Eddie, August 23rd, McQuade


1993- , ^ Phil. September 9th, 2004. Always in our hearts.


Love from all the family.


They their


promised. MM.


Vivian and family would like to thank, friend and family for donations


TAYLOR


Macmillan Cancer Support in memory of Bill. £ 700 was raised. .


to


HARTLEBURY Yvonne


HUNTER Sheree


Happy 40th Birthday Yvonne, September


.CD ■■ ft ^ 8th and Sheree, September 5th


Love from Angela,.CaroI, Kerry, Helen and Claire


Hope you have a great time in Edinburgh!


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Appeals, Donations I Birthdays & Charities


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Born August 22nd, 2009 Weighing 71b 5oz


Many thanks to all involved in helping and supporting Karen following the accident preceding Daniels birth


Also to Ribble Valley Midwives, staff at Royal Blackburn Hospital and family and friends


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DRIVER Luke


September 12th To the best son


and brother in the world!


Happy 21st Birthday


Love you always


Mum, Adam, Hayley and Erne-Bear x


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FIELDING Roy


September 9th


Happy 21st Birthday • Love


Mum, Grandma and Grandma Kath xxx


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Luke September 12th


Congratulations to a Special Son Health and Happiness Always.


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September 15fh Congratulations Mum


and Dad on your Silver Wedding Anniversary


Love from


Donna, Andrew, Alan, Damon, Jonathan and families xxx


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Malcolm and Lesley Houlker of Clitheroe are pleased to announce


the engagement of their eldest daughter Suzanne to Brian


Youngest son of Ann and the late Bob Coulburn of Wesham


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PETERS September 12th, 1959


Congratulations on your Golden Wedding Anniversary


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Clitheroe Advertiser & T im e s , Thursday, September 10th, 2009 21


Chris is Valley s new police chief


A FORMER pupil of Clitheroe Royal Grammar School and an award-winning police officer is the new inspector at Clitheroe. Insp. Chris Saville (44), pic--


tured, replaces Insp. Jenny Coul- ston and says he wants to make a positive difference to residents’ lives. The father-of-two, who has


worked in higher crime areas such as Blackburn and Accrington, said: “I am thrilled to be working in the Ribble 'Valley and am look­ ing forward to the new challenges that lie ahead. “I have worked in many differ­


ent places throughout Lancashire including Bumiey, Blackburn and Accrington, but have also worked in more rural areas, such as West Craven, and I appreciate the dif­ ferent challenges these areas pose.”


Experience


demands considerable police experience and he has plenty of it. He attended Hutton Grammar School until the age of 14, when he and his family moved to Clitheroe. He then attended the town’s grammar school for boys. He completed a degree at Hull


Insp. Saville.’s new post


University after which he joined the police as a fresh-faced bobby aged 21.


Insp. Saville spent the first five


years of his career in the Skelmersdale area where he had a variety of roles including spend­ ing time on CID and the sub-dm- sional crime car team, and as a trainer for new officers. He passed his sergeant’s exams and in 1994 moved to work in


Accrington and Great Harwood. He speedily rose through the ranks and was promoted to a sergeant’s post in Burnley in 1996. He received a Chief Constable’s


Commendation for bravery when he foiled an armed robbery in Accrington in 1996. Despite hav­ ing a gun thrust in his stomach, he remained focused in his efforts to arrest the offenders, who were later given considerable prison sentences. He spent the next nine years in


the Pennine Division, where he covered the areas of Bumiey, Nel­ son, Colne, Barnoldswick and Earby. During this time he also acted as a geographic inspector at Colne for six months. He received another Chief Con­


stable’s Commendation for his exceptional crime-busting work in Bamoldswick, which led to a con­ siderable reduction in crime - 80% in burglary and 25% overall reduction in all crime. In 2005 he was promoted to divisional operational inspector in


Blackburn and two years later he accepted the role of geographic inspector in Hyndbum. With the Ribble Valley contin­


uing to be the safest place to live in the North West and the third safest to live in Great Britain, Insp. Saville is looking forward to working with his policing team, partner authorities and members of the public to ensure it stays that way. “I t ’s about pro'viding the best


service possible to the people of the Ribble Valley and my inten­ tion is to make the borough an even safer place to live. “I’m really looking forward to


targeting issues around quality of life, to damage and anti-social beha'viour. However, I need the help of the public who have con­ cerns about crime and anti-social behaviour to come forward and speak to us.” If you have information about


criminal activity in your area, call police on 01200 443344 or the free and confidential Crimestoppers line on 0800 555 111.


GCSE results Great show at Hodder


HUNDREDS of Ribble Valley students have been celebrating exam success. However, a number of GCSE results


were supplied to us with incorrect informa­ tion due to a computer spreadsheet error. The correct grades are as follows: Bowland High School Benjamin Shiel: AD-e, B-b, C-b, E-c, EL-


b. EA-d, M-c, MS-c, P-b, DIDA-c. Kirsty Smith: B-b, C-c, E-b, EL-b, EA-a, G-c, M-c, P-d, DIDA-b. Naomi Sowerbutts: DT/F-a, E- b, EL-c,T-b, M-a, MS-a*, RS-b, S-b, SA-b, DIDA-aa. Hazel Swarbrick: AD-c, B-a, C-b, E-a, EL-a, G-c. H-c, M-b, P-b, RS-c, PE-a*. Rachael Taylor: DT/F-a, E-d, EL-d,T-c, H-


e, M-b, S-c, SA-b, DIDA-aa. Sebastian Threlfall: DT/F-c, E-b, EL-b. EA-a, F-d,T-c. M-b, S-b, SA-c. Emma Turner: AD-c, DA-b, E-b. EL-c, EA-a, F-c, M-b, S-c, SA-b. Michael Wallbank: DT/F-e, DT/R-d, E-d,


EL-d, M-b. S-b. SA-c, PE-d, EG-de. Jason Walsh: E-b, EL-c, H-a, M-c, MS-a, S-b, SA- b, PE-a, DIDA-cc. Ben Ward: B-a, C-b, DT/R-e, E-b. EL-c, T-c, G-e, M-b, P-b, PE-b. Luke Wareing: DT/F-c, E-c, EL-c, EA-b, M- c, MS-b, RS-d, S-b, SA-b, PE-c. Daniel Wearden: B-a, C-c, DT/F-c, DT/R-c, E-c, EL-c, T-c, M-c, MS-C, P-c. Tom Whitaker: B- b, C-b, E-b, EL-b, F-d.T-b, M-b, P-b, DIDA- c, EG-cc. Emily Wilson: DT/F-e, E-c, EL-d, T-c, M-c, S-c, SA-d, DIDA-b, ALAN-c. Ribblesdale High School Charlotte Child gained nine A*s and three A grades.


ON Saturday the Ribble Val­ ley will play host to the 65th Hodder Valley Show. This year the traditional


agricultural event will take place at Blue Butts Farm, between Slaidbium and New­ ton. Show president for 2009, Tom Robinson, will oversee arena entertainment which is set to include the Bulldog Dis­ play Team and the Airedale Beagles. Teams will test out their


horses will compete for tro­ phies and rosettes in the many livestock classes, while judging the flower, vegetable and horti­ cultural classes will get under­ way at 9-30 a.m. The show will open at 9 a.m.


and tents will open to the pub­ lic at noon once judging has been completed. There is free parking for vis­


strength in the tug o’ war, oth­ ers will take on the annual fell race challenge and the results of various young farmers’ com­ petitions will be revealed. Cattle, sheep and heavy


AS part of Heritage Open Days, the Churches Conserva­ tion Trust is open­ ing St Leonard’s Old Church, Langho, over the next four days. Visitors can


explore local history with an exhibition and learn more about the fascinat­


itors to the showground, who will also be able to enjoy more than 1,450 exhibits, craft stalls, trade stands and the food hall, see rare breeds and the sheep shearing demonstrations that make this event a highlight in the countryside calendar.


Heritage open day


ing history of the church by taking a church tour. The church will


welcome visitors today (Thursday), tomorrow, Saturday and Sunday between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. Guided tours will be conducted a t 2-30 p.m. today and tomorrow.


ANTI-SOCIAL


behaviour will he discussed a t the next Police and Com mu nit y Together meeting. Read, Simonstone and Sabden resi dents are invited to attend between 2- 30 and 3-30 p.m. on September 24th at Read Library, ■Whalley Road.


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