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Prepaid funeral plans available on rei NEESHAM David Edward.


Suddenly on February 4th, 2009, at his home in Clitheroe, David,; aged 66 years, the dearly loved husband: of Gillian, much loved father o f Vicky and Stephen, , , -. loving father-in-law of Andrew and . Zoc, devoted grandad of Matthew also a dear brother o f Ian. : Reposing


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EATON George


Peacefully


' of the late Kathleen, much .• loved . ^ and.. precious dad o f Beryl and. Carol,


. and John, treasured' and loving grandad of Gary, Paiu and Scott,, devoted -


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For details o f funeral - arrangements please - contact Langshaws; /Calvcrley - Service, 103a King St, Wliallcy. Tel. 012.S4 824.S29.


On Tuesday, February 10th, - . 2009,' V , in :: hospital, Tom,-aged 82 years of Billington. He.'-.>vill . be sadly missed vby - his two surviving sisters.


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grandad- of C onnah ,• Logan, Myles, Ella-' Rose and Donovan- Colc, .a v e iy dcar_. brother o f .Kathleen f and a good friend to many. Funeral service will take place on Friday,-. February ; 13th'- at St Pauls •- ; \ Church,


, great- father-in-law o f Ian.


February 6th, 200Q, in < hospital, after a short illness, Gcorcc, aged 86 years of Clithcroc,. the beloved ■ husband


on- loving ’ LONSDALE '


' Edith May . (Edle)


Peacefully - l ^ v . on February 9th, 2009, in hospital, - Edic, aged, 88 years, of Chatburn, the dearly loved' wifc of; t l ic v la le ’ Albert, much loved'mum of Lynncltc, ' - dearest mam of Michael and loved by all the family.*' Reposing


‘Pcacchavcn’ Chapel of Rest. A service will be held -. at- - Christ- Churcli, Chatburn, on Monday,;;. February 16th, at -11-15; ra.ni. followed by cremation at Accrington Crem-, atorium at 12-20 p.m. Family -flowers, only please,-^donations in memory, of Edic if. so desired may be, given for, the' Round J Table Children's ..Wish;/ c/o Mr.--R--Stevenson,. 30: Railway View * Road, - Clithcroc, BB7.2HE; : Inguiricsr/. to v-:Brian Price - F and .' N-Son, v Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 4412Q7. / ‘ • V


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• February 13th a t - 10- 30 a.m. followed, by a Service


tomorrow, 'F r id a y ,


. Family'flowers only.* please,' donations in memory o f David i f so desired may bc.'givcn - for


Thanksgiving . at St. James’ ■ ■ Church, Clithcroc at 3 p.in.,


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. Kendal, SUNGER *: Maijorie


February 4th, 2009, in • hosp inital, o '*


, Peacefully Chatburn,


agea 89 years, o f Tlie Manor


.*-' loved wife o f


•Manor'House,- Bridge Road, -■ Chatburn,. Clithcroc, BB7 4AW; Inquiries^, to ./Brian


WHITE Raymond


; at .' home,. Margareti- aged • 101 years,'much:


- loved mother of Derek ; and Peter,^ mother-in-


doved .wife of. the late -Horace! and ;a .dearly,:


,law- of.; Hazel.-.^and ‘ ibving.’-Fgranny.T/; of Jenny and;*.Ian .and: great-granny Jocelyn,


On Tuesday, February • 3rd, 2009, peacefully!


. Margaret ^ k:brother, grandad .and


. le-Moors formerly of Clitheroe,'/.; a -. . much loved, husband,'.dad,^ dear, father, i n l aw,


Wednesday, February 4th, .2009, Ray, aged 66 years,^ of. Clayton-


Pea cefully on


'iFcbruary 12 th »a t i i i : :'a.m.. Family .flowerss only-please, donations


Charlie and Isabella. . Cremation took placet a t ; B u r n l e y ; on* Tuesday, . ' February. 10th. / .There ‘ were! family flowers, ^ but donations i f - desired may. -be made •,to' Artnritis • v; Research; Campaign, : ■ . .c/o' Holgatc Bros (Fence). Lld.-v Inquiries.: Tel.. 01282 615233. '


'! Jamie,' - to '


• Accrington'. .'..Crem-* . atorium, on ^Thursday,


Peacehaven Chapel of Rest where a service will ' be . held - on . Monday, February 16th at 2 p.m. followed by • cremation ' at Accrington . . Crem-.. atorium a t " 3' p.m.. Family flowers only please, donations-in memory of Maijorie if sol'desired mayvbe given* for The Manor. House, Chatburn, c/o Mrs J. Harrison, The,


Stanley also a . much, loved mother, mother- in-law and grandma. Reposing


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! Special memories o f a I . dear.:: husband * and> II father died .February


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i precious still, V in thegardensofthe. heart. .


RIMMER Martin


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I ;• alwaysstay, • ■ Loved and remembered


} every day. j vf Love you always Martin. I --Love


-Phyllis. *


SIMPSON ANGIE


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I A' dearly Joved; and I 'much missed : wife, • - mother and grandma who d ie d . February 13th, 2008.


J. The memory o f you lives . : ' V -.


' m our heartsforever. From* John, Chellc, Jacqui, Mark, Dcbi, Dusty, Hayley, Chloe, Ethan, Travis, and Ella.


Grandma ; .


( 'Love and miss you; i Maureen,! Kerry and 1 ; Kyle xxx.


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SAUNDERS Maiy Alice


•the ' ' many - kind ; expressions V . of sympathy and letters and • . 'cards


Christine, and family would like to express their sincere ihanKs to all - relatives,' friends and neighbours for


condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking Ken Phillips for. his


: WILKINSON


Thercse and family and Fred’s X family


of Thanking ^.' also • words.


kind V - woVds • and comforting ; minis-,, trntions - an d . • to everyone - who attended; the funeral service and have given donations; V -They would also like to thank Dr. S. Owen and all


Clitheroc Community the Staff of


Hospital for their care, and . kindness'and to Brian, Jean, Carl and Pauline Price for all funeral arrangements.


SMITHIES ’ i; Florence Maiy


. BREWER _ Dorothy


i. donations received in • memory o f Dorothy to . support


and


-. Rosemcre' ^' Cancer . Foundation.*: Thanks ; to Doctor Golding, Liz iand . the V • D is tr ic t . Nurses


- The


- Nurses for all their f care • and respect rshown.^;:-to' .mum. Special thanks to Jill for all her support and practical help during the-';-last week and lastly, to the Reverend A . . Hardacre for her kindv.', words and. ■ ministrations.


;,Townfield • Care Ltd - and . the ’ MacMillan


grcat-grandad.'-r Cremation, service . a t -


■ /Eveline :-a n d fam i lv - ‘ would like to thank a l l : '.relatives, friends and /•neighbours for their cards, donations, kind


/ - - FORD - Rowland Mitchell ?


'.thoughts and prayers on/ t i ie ir ; sad loss .o f Rowland.'- •V;.:. Many;


.if so desired to Cancer.; Research UK • c/o ;■ L - Champ * ' Funeral ' Service,; Bank House, Whalley./ - - Road; C la y to n - le -M o o r s , Accrington BB5 5DY. Inquiries. .Tel. 01254'


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\ thanks to.s Dr.- M.. .'Cronin and Dr.-J. Zak< • and 'all the/Doctors -.and Nurses on Ward. ^ D i . Royal., Blackburn. Hospital,


r Am b u la n c e S e r v ic e . ' and-v.' • Rev.-./ Canon ■ Rodney Nicholson for: . his * ,*


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'J a n e t '.a n d ••'.Garnett Wliitwell.' for all their.'


.especially '.th is .' past , few months.


vears and God bless you all. -


ministrations.' Many? thanks also-to'’ Brian v Price and Staff and a: special' thank youTtO'


-help and support over ; the


^ ' V kind * Memories


Precious are memories of loved ones we hold dear


Remembered always throughout the years


To commemorate our loved ones in a . special way


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.w sh -to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and; neighbours for cards, e x p r e s s i o n s - of 1 condolence.


John, Anne and Jane


The family of the late Florence -Smithies would like to express their sincere thanKS to all - relatives, friends and neighbours o f her beloved Downham for th e .:. many ; kind expressions . . of sympathy and letters and •-'.. cards: of:- condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking -also / Rev. • Canon ;- Rodney Nicholson for his kind words and comforting ministrations and to; all who attended the funeral service ; and have given' donations for the East Lancs Hospice Fund. - • : ‘ .


neighbours for the m a n y


expressions ' • of sympathy and letters an d ;ca rd s • of- condolence .■ received, during their sad loss. Thanking also Rev. T. Thorpe and Rev: I. Yates for their kind words and for such a ’ fitting - service and to a l l:/mo attended the funeral service and liavc/^ivcn donations


.'.'-and kind


for Trinity Methodist Church. • . •.


Maric' and- all the family ; would like to express their, sincere thanks to all relatives, friends


ST1RZAKER Tom


arrangements. Also to Father Jonathan of Lcyland and Father .Waring ,


Movement, and for the vast number o f his friends and families who attended the funeral some from afar. Fred would have been v e r y . proud. Thanking ' also Kenyons services for their


Scouting dignified


; . God bless you all. ■ In OurThoughts


StoneyTiurst.'-


NOVENA TO-mE SACRED HEART


Dear heart o f Jesus in the past 1 have asked for many favours, this time 1 -ask .you this special one (mention favour) Take it dear heart o f Jesus and


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 known to fail. Must, promise publication. AG .


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CALLAGHAN-HIGH jThank you Paul and Rona for our


lace it within your cart where your Father secs it, then in


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' : first beautiful granddaughter: ; ■ Courtney Faye '


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• Grandma and Grandad High . ■ ■ Congratulations


Love from Uncle Ryan and Auntie Kirsty ' Lots of love from


Great Grandma and Great Grandad Parkington Well done! ■


CALLAHAN-HIGH ; . Paul and Fiona . ..


are delighted to announce


, the safe arrival of their beautifuldaughter.-


Courtney Faye Born February 6th ... • ! : Weighing 61b 6oz.-; •


. at Royal Blackburn Hospital ;: Many thanks to all concerned


. SIMPSON . (nee Knowles)


: David and Sandra are pleased to • > aruvxince the safe arrival of •


, EleanorRose / ;


B(5m February 3rd, 2009 ' •• Weighing 61b 4oz


A welcome sister for James - Thanks to all concerned ' -


A TREASURED /•MEMENTO'


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Sharon • 1 • FebruarylSth . •


; Happy Birthday Darling V.. . All my love. Monkey ! XXX


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‘ All my love as always '


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AGIRL ITS A GIRL ITS Birthdays 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40


MONK and WRIGHT 40 , Sharon and Bob


February 15th ■ : Happy40th birthday .


Love from Tom and Katie xxx . . . . - Happy Birthday Sharon and Bob v


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With all our love from Mum and Dad xxx ■ 4 0 Happy birthday Dad and Auntie Sharon:


4 0 Love from Shaun, Bev, Sam and Jack xxx 4 0


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VALLEY MP Nigel Evans was joined by the chair­ man of the En-viroment Agency for a meeting at the Inn at Whitewell. Lord Smith'of.’Finsbury, met Mr


Evans and members of the Brennand and Whiten- dale Rivers Low Flow Alleviation Scheme Focus . Group and representatives from United Utilities, (s)


Grand plans are made to create a new car park


A PROPOSAL for. the change of use from former car repair busi­ ness to a car'park (12 spaces) for the Grand has been submitted to Kibble Valley, Borough Council. Comments on the proposal at'


Central Garage, Back York Street, .; Clitheroe (number 0064) must b e ; made to the council by February; 20th. _ ■ ^


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: . Other plans submitted include: ; Clitheroe: Two storey side


extension providing a study/bed- room on the ground floor and a bathroom at the first floor (0036).- : . Billington: Change of use'from :


village-store to village store and" hot food takeaway at 1 Bonny Gross Terrace (1032).


; Chatburn: Proposed change of - use with extension, of former bak-i ery building, to form one bed-, roomed bungalow to rear of 24 Bridge Road (known as 24B); (0053).


' .'Cow Ark: Steel'portal frame: building approx. 27m x 9m to pro-;


s'vide additional storage facilities at' LowerLeesFarm, (0077). ■ - • Gisburn: D em o lit ion of the


- existing side and rear extensions and the construction of new single


;■ storey side extension and double storey rear extension. ■ ; v Widening of the existing garden


into garden/driveway at Ivy Cot­ tage, Burnley Road (0065). ‘ :


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sincerely • -.wish' to thank' cveiyonc for their • thoughtful sympathy. Mass cards,. cards, flowers and caring


also Rev. ; care of Fred, they were wonderful with him. L


-I^verside Care Home for their outstanding


POMFRET Christine and Dave


Would like to tliank all family and friends who helped them celebrate their birthday on Saturday night.


We had a fantastic time and thanks to your


generous donations raised over £400 for The • : - Neuro Rehabilitation Unit at Preston. Thanks to Richard at the Pavilion, Pete and ' Brian and a special thanks to Hannah!


DALY Katie


February 17th .


Some say that stars shine brightly,


WILLIAMS


Cynthia wishes to thank family and friends for helping to celebrate her special birthday


In such a wonderful w a y Many thanks for all ' the cards, gifts and good wishes and for' donations to East Lancashire Hospice which V ? amounted to a most generous £525.t.


And I'm one of the best,' I'm also cute and : . f ch e ek y .


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0ut everybody loves me, . . . This I'm always told


Love Janet, Graham, Deb, Gaz, .. Joanne, John and kids xxx


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Dean Sam


February 13th.


To a special son on your 21st Birthday Hope you have a ■ good party! ' , Health and .:


happiness always


Love you


always ;


. Dad and Mum


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HELEN COLBERT Happy Valentine's Day to a wonderful woman :


. From Dave 21st Birthday


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February 16lh - Wishing you a very;


Happy 18th Birthday ' With lots of love : ■


i Mum, Rob, sisters' Lily and Imogen xxx


Love and best wishes


From Nan and Grandad, . ' Sean, Angeline and family


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'A WARM and en th u s ia s t ic ■ welcome'greeted guest speak­ er Father Joseph Wareing at' th e J a n u a ry m e e t in g o f Clitheroe Civic Society. • vThe recently-retired parish


priest of S t Michael and St; John’s Church, in Clitheroe, : attracted a larger-than-usual audience. Taking the su b je c t . “Catholicism in the Kibble Val­ ley ”, he opened with some thoughts on the axiom that we need “to learn from where we come to be able to understand what we are now”. .


. In 1148, the Cistercian abbey


was established a t Sawley. By 1296 Whalley Abbey was found­ ed, a little too close for comfort for the Sawley community and rivalry ensued. Both groups were devoted to a life of prayer, manu­


al work and learning, with the monks in the role of guardians of • culture and ciidlisation.


, . Fr Wareing briefly outlined the


persecution of Roman Catholic monasteries under.Henry VIII and Thomas Cromwell, resulting the loss of their extensive land and closure of the abbeys. ;


- ' Five years of revival under 'Mary Tudor ended when Eliza­ beth I became queen. Mass was forbidden and Roman Catholic priests were killed. However, although there were some mar­ tyrs, such, as . Margaret of Clitheroe,'Lancashire, did not suffer too badly, as the main landowners, the Towneleys and Sherhurnes, were Roman Catholic themselves, so laws were more laxly interpreted when pos­ sible. Gradually, by 1687, some


Roman Catholic confirmations were allowed at Stonyhurst and by the late 18th Century, simple chapels were being built. By 1850, with the influx of Irish immigrants, many new


. churches were built, but the com­ munities became very inward­ looking and defensive. It took th e ; Second Vatican Council (1952-5) to bring about a total pastoral change, embracing ecumenism


. and praying with others. Gradu- . ally, the implementing of its ideas has led to an open outlook among Roman Catholic parishes. This conclusion of Fr Ware- ing’s talk gave hope of a closer


; working among Christian com­ munities. Members thanked him for such a clear and concise account of 10 Centuries of faith,


: underscored by his personal wis- domandfaith.


[- Happy ValifRlhH Day -i MP’s ehvirbnm^iital nieeting


PRETTY LADY You know I love you


I've always loved you Just let me love you


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