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family concern o f two generations offering a 24hrpersonal service


Brian, Jean, Carl and Pauline Tel: Clitheroe 441297


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mother-in-law: oT Rebecca, devoted grandma Brenda . of Thoihas and Jack, dearest' daughter! '.of Elsie^Dickinson and loved sister of Stewart, Jeff, Peter. and Dennis.' Reposing ' - ' r . • in. ‘Peacehaven*- Chapel. qf:Resti i :Service and interment w illtak e


On • September 17th; 2069, in hospital after a long illness, Brenda, aged .58 years of cTitheroe, the dearly loved ; wife of Frank, much loved mother of Richard,


Brenda Elsie - r loving glace at St.'Peter and


Bolton-by-Bowland, on • -'


DUERDEN John Anthony


Died aSer^^ a long illness bravely borne with courage and dignity,


husband, of Janet, loving father of Nicola and the late, Paul, father-in-law to Richard and grandpa to Hamish and Harriet, much loved brother of Jean, James and Peter — latter^ of Duerden Bros. Brierfield. Service was held oh Monday, September 21st,' 2009 "at St. Maiy’s


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On Friday, September 18th, 2009, peacefully in The Royal Blackburn Hospital, John, aged 79 years, the loved and loving husband to Diane and dearest dad of Simon. Funeral service will be held. at 10 a.m. on Monday, September 28th, at Whallcy Parish Church prior to cremation


BOOTHMAN John


-Funeral Service, 103a King Street, Whalley. Inquiries. Tel. 01254 824.529.___________


Accrington. Funeral cortege will leave from his home. Family flowers only please, but donations if desired to the above mentioned church, c/o


at Langshaws


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Elizabeth and a dearest gran and great-gran. Funeral service and interment at St Peter's Church, Salesbury on Saturday, September 26th at 11 a.m. No flowers by request please, donations if desired to North West Air Ambulance, c/o family. Inquiries to H and G Wilde, Bamber Bridge. Tel. 01772


and


Suddenly after a short illness on Sunday, September 20tn, 2009, of Showley Fold, Clayton-le-Dale, Thirza, aged 70 years, much loved wife of Peter, loving mother of Pauline, Valerie, Maureen


(nee Redmayne) Thirza JP


CALADINE


Thursday, September 17th, 2009, Bob Caladine, aged 70 years, the much loved nusband of Christine, treasured father of John and Ruth, Serena and Rob and wonderful grand­ father of Eva and Alice. Bob's funeral service will be held in St John's Church, Read, on


Peacefully on


September 29th at 2 p.m. followed by interment in the churchyard. Flowers may be sent to Bertwistle’s Funeral Home, or donations in memory of Bob will be gratefully accepted on behalf of Pendleside Hospice. Inquiries to Bertwistle's Funeral Service, 46 Burnley Rond, Padiham. Tel. 01282 771628.


Tuesday, Robert Stansfleld


Gisbum followed by a private cremation, ^ e r e were family flowers only. All inquiries to Helliwell's Funeral Service, Stott House, Burnley Road, Colne. Tel. 01282 870898.


Church, JONES


September 21st, 2009, Philomena, aged 79 years, of Wnalley, beloved wife of the late Gerry, much loved mum of Imelda, mother-in-law of Dennis, a dear sister and auntie and good friend to many. For details or funeral service


On Monday,


Langshaws Funeral Service, 103a . King Street, Whalley. Tel.


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Phllomena On LEE Gerald


husband of Joan, devoted father of Dominic and Adrian,. father-in-law of Tracey and Maggie, precious grandad of Rachael,


September 21st, 2009, peacefully at his home. in Accrington, Gerald, aged 67 years, the dearly


Monday,' beloved In IVIemoriam


Robyn and . Iggy, dearest brother of Agnes, Judith, Josie, Peter and Alex, also a dear brother-in-law; uncle and'good friend to all who Imew him. Requiem Mass will take place on Thursday, September Z4th at St Annes R.C. Church, Accrington at 10 a.m. followed by committal


Joseph,


Accrington Cremat­ orium. Family flowers only please, but <lonations in memory of Gerald may be made to MacMillan Nurses, c/o Hyndbum Funeral Services, Queens


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Accrington. All further inquiries. Tel. 01254


Road, 233133.


September 19th, 2009 in nospital, l^ta, aged 76


Peacefully on Waddington,


dearly loved wife of the late Kenneth, much loved mum of Simon and Nigel, also a dearest nana of Scott and Alex. Reposing


the


‘Peacehaven' Chapel of Rest. Service and interment will take place at St. Helen’s Church, Waddington tomorrow, Friday, September 25th at 2p.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memory ofRita if so desired may be given for the Ribble 'valley Heart Fund, c/o Mrs S. Healey, Pendleside Medical Practice, Clithcroc Health Centre, Railway "View Road, Clitheroc, BB7 2JG.


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WHITESIDE Rita


In loving memory of a dear wife, mother and nanna who fell asleep September 26th, 1994. You always had a smile to sharCf Time to give and time to care, A loving nature, a heart of gold. The very best, this world could hold, Never selfish, always kind. These are the memories you leave behind.


DUCKWORTH Gladys


Died September 27th, 1996.


HALL Jessie


forever. Eric, Michele, Isabel, Dave, David, Philip, David, Rachel.


Birthday IVIemories GREENWOOD


In memory of a dear Aunt .1 on the centenary of her birth;. September 28th, 1909. With fondest memories.


From Marlene, Fred, Lemone, Dale and families.


Birthday memories of a dear Dad and Grandad, September 23rd-


TWIGG Fred


Inquiries to Daughter Hilda and


No card, Just memories.


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Thinking of you always, Forever in our hearts. Missing you lots, All our love. Now, always and


flowers' only please, donations in memory of Brenda if so desired may be given for the North West Air Ambulance, c/o Mrs V. Leach, Carter Fold Cottage, West Bradmrd


September 28th at 1.30p.m.


W ad di ng to n, Clitheroe, BB7 3JD. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors, Tel. 01200 441297.


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Acknowledgements


' expressions . oj sympathy ^ received during their sad loss. Much appreciation


Kathleen and her girls would like to express their sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbours for their many


HARTLEY Eric


kind


staff at Hospital, staff at Castlcford and nurses and doctors on Ward B2 at RBH. Thanking all for their care and kindness


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“)r Hatl^ and Clitheroe


to express sincere thanks to aU relatives, friends and neighbours for the kind cards of condolence, messages of sympathy and floral tributes


during their recent sad toss. Thanking also Reverend KaW Thomas for her kind words


received


ministrations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations. They would also like to thank all the doctors and nurses at The Royal Blackburn Hospital


and


Clitheroe Communi^ Hospital for all their care and kindness, Pauline and Carl Price for their kind and dignified funeral arrangements and Karen and John at Greendale Restaurant for the buffet._______


and In OurThoughts


Our Loid and St Jude iTiank you.


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Sleep well my love, Harold and family.


ThankYou 21st Birthday Thmk Im PETERS


F ^ k and Margaret would like to thank a!! relatives, friends and neighbours for their cards, flowers and generous donations to charity received for their Golden Wedding on September 12lh, 2009


Births DEVINE Bob and Clare - '


are delighted to announce the arrival of their beautiful baby boy


Samuel George


Born September 20th, 2009 Weighing 91b 13oz


A welcome brother for Isabel Katie


Thank you to Ribble Valley Midwives and all staff on Ward C9 at Royal Blackburn Hospital


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ANOTHER eventful and successful year was recalled when Slaidburn Young Farmers’ Club held its annual general meeting on Monday. Chairman Steven Walker welcomed


members and gave a report on the club’s year, recalling many of its high­ lights and the successes of both indi­ vidual members and the club as a whole. Officers were elected as follows: President Norman Schofield; Chair­ man Liz Scott; Vice-Chairman Tom


Harrison; Secretary Anna Cowperth- waite; Assistant Secretary Stephen Harrison; Treasurer Robert Walker; Programme Secretaries Naomi Sower- butts, Laura Coupland and James Harrison; Club Leaders Heather Har­ rison, Alison Blakey, Christine Parkin­ son, David Harrison and Brian Dodd; Scrapbook Anna Blakey and Anna Jean Paton; Tea Monitors Emma Parker, Kate Robinson and Erica Sowerbutts; Register Mick Handley


and Press Secretary Stephen Harrison. Meetings will remain on Monday


evenings at 7-30pm in the upstairs meeting room of Slaidburn Village Hall and annual subscriptions will increase to £35. Next week’s meeting is a talk by


Robin Dean on sheep dog handling, in Slaidburn Village Hall at 7-30 p.m. Our picture shows the members of


Slaidburn YFC gathererd for their ACM. (s)


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AUDITIONS take place this Sunday for a local production of hit musical “42nd Street”. Clitheroe Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society will stage the show next Feb­ ruary. Auditions take place at The St Mary’s Centre, in Church Brow, and anyone wanting more details can ring the society’s secretary Lesley Haworth on 01254 248679.


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Brian, Elliott, Holly and family would like


RUSHIDN Helen


GOULD (nee Dryden)


Richard, Dawn and Samuel are delighted to


announce the early arrival of


Isabel May


Born August 26fh, 2009 Weighing 51b 12oz


Many thanks to family and friends for cards and gifts and also to the Ribble Valley Midwives and staff at RBH


HARGREAVES (nee Booth)


Andrew and Caroline are


proud to announce the safe arrival of their son


Charlie Luis


Born September 19th Weighing 81b 11 oz


A welcome brother for Jack and Molly Thanks to Ribble Valley Midwives


18th Birthday


Alexander September 24th


Congratulations on your 18th Birthday


Love from


Mum, Dad and Christopher


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HARRISON Peter


September 21 s f Happy Birthday Peter '


W ith a ll my love Carol xxx xx -


Happy 50th Birthday to a spedal dad


Lots o f lo v e .


J en n ife r and Emily xxx xx


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Caroline Louise


September 25th Happy 40th Birthday


Lots of love Mum and Dad xx


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Wishing you a wonderful 40th birthday Caroline


Lots of love Mark XX


With love on your 40th Birthday From Jeff and Rebecca xx Enjoy your special day Love from Rachael x.


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September 27th


Happy 40th Birthday


Lots of Love JuXXX


Have a FAB day Dad


Lots and Lots of


Love Joseph and Jacob XXX


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delighted to announce the engagement of their eldest son A n d rew to Emma


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AFTER years of waiting, playtime fun is finally in store for children in


Clitheroe. The long-awaited revamp of Salthill


Play Area is set to go ahead after a cash boost of £47,390 from Lancashire County Council. The move is part of a £1.2m. scheme


to build new play areas across Lan­ cashire between 2008 and 2011. Eight projects were funded earlier this year and there was just enough money left over to fund one more play area. Those who had been unsuccessful


were invited to bid again - and the Tower Hill Youth Association, of Clitheroe, scooped the cash to breathe new life into the old-fashioned park. . County Coun. Mark Perks, cabinet


member for young people, said: “I was delighted that we could fund another play area out of the allocated cash for Year Two of Playbuilder and I’m sure that the children of Clitheroe will be equally pleased. “Through this initiative we and our


partners want to provide a network of adventurous play areas across the whole coimty that will encourage good old-fashioned outdoor play area.” Under the plans, the new park ■will


include climbing ropes, a log fortress/lookout, a tower slide and a climbing feature made from locally quarried stone. Community volunteer Mr Melrose


Diack MBE, who for years has been campaigning for state-of-the-art play facilities at the run down park, has wel­


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Darts night aids victims


of hotel fire CLASSIC rock and blues band Freebird will play at a charity darts night being held to support the ■victims of the Swan and Royal Hotel fire. Tony and Joanne


Ridgeway, licensees at The King’s Arms, had booked the popular band to play at their pub on Bawdlands, Clitheroe. But after discovering


local darts team had ral­ lied round to organise a blind mixed doubles char­ ity night in aid of the Ewan and Royal disas­


ter fund”, they offered to pay the band to play there instead. The charity darts


comed the news. He said: “It’s been an uphill battle, but thanks to the resi­ dents and the Tower Hill Youth Action Group, we are extremely delighted to be getting this amount of money to put some new equipment there. Ribble Valley Borough Council has


contributed £1,500 to the scheme and will look after its upkeep. Coun. Robert Thompson, chairman of the council’s community committee, said: “We’re delighted to support this scheme, which gave this popular play


area a new lease of life after 25 years.” The new play area is being designed


in collaboration with children, mums and dads, local people and councillors. The equipment will be adapted for


use by children ■with disabilities too, and sited so that as many children as possible can reach it on safe walking/cycling routes. Our picture shows local children,


parents and campaigners celebrating the cash injection to breathe new life into Salthill Play Area. (A090909/4)


Countdown has begun to Mayor’s TV debut


THERE are just six days to go until Ribble Valley Mayor. Coun. Beverley Jones makes her small screen debut. On Wednesday afternoon she will appear as one of the contestants on the


cult Channel Four show Countdown. The show is due to be broadcast at 3-


25 p.m. on September 30th when view­ ers will be able to see how well the bor­ ough's first citizen did.


Since recording the show Coun.


Jones has remained tight-lipped about how well she performed, but she is using her appearance to help raise funds for her two mayoral charities.


Successful year for Young Farmers


evening was organised after a huge blaze at the Swan and Royal Hotel earlier this month destroyed much of the historic inn and left its landlord and landlady Terry and Carol Joy totally devastated. A keen darts player


herself, landlady Carol had always supported the local darts league. The event will be held


at the St Michael and St John’s Sodal Club, Lower- gate, on Friday, October 2nd, starting at 8 p.m. All darts players are


welcome and for further information contact either John Schofield on 07970 154917, Carl Bar- low on 07821 122794, Linda Waring on 07958 133950 or Andy Cornwall on 01254 814740.


Drugs and


cash seized CANNABIS and cash have been seized after a warrant was executed at an address in Clitheroe this week. Around 8-30 a.m. on Tuesday morn­ ing neighbourhood offi­ cers raided an address in central Clitheroa Officers were acting on informa­ tion received through Crimestoppers and are appealing to anyone who suspects drugs are being used in their community to contact them on 0845 1253545 or Crimestop­ pers anonymously on 0800 555 111:


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