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On Monday, May 18th, 2009, peacefully in Royal Blackburn Hospital, Mildred Irene, aged 88 years, dearly loved widow of Frank, mother of John and Wendy, mother- in-law o f Ruth and Stephen, much loved grandma of Mark, Helen and Janet and great-grandma. of Joshua, Luke., and Eleanor. . A funeral service will take place at St Maiy’s Church, Clithcroc at 9-45


Mildred Irene


Saturday, June 6th, 2009, • prior.


cremation at Burnley Crem-atorium. Family flowers only please, donations if so desired to St Maiys Church, Clitheroe,’


a.m. on to


Clithcroc • Funeral Service, 10-12 Wlialley Road, Clithcroe, BB7 lAW. . Tel. 01200


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On. Thursday, May 21st,■ 2009, at Clithcroe Community Hospital, John, aged 79 years, dearly loved liusbund o f ' Laura, father o f Nicholas and Simon and. the -late Grayhame, : beloved grandad of Melanie, l^chcl and Joshua. Funeral will take place at 10-30 a.m. on Monday, June 1st at St Pauls Church, Low Moor, followed by cremation


CLARK John


Accrington Crem­ atorium at. 11-40 a.m. Family flowers only, but ' donations to Prostate Cancer i f desired in memory of John, c/o Richard Chew,


at


Funeral Service, 10-12 Whalley


Clithcroc, BB7 lAW. Inquiries. Tel. 01200


443045. , , ,v h'cslro//eame/anes


Clithcroc Road,


"together”- ■ Laughed in the rain "together" "Tno” you're gone from me In mu memory wc always will Be "together". • • •


Who passed aNvay on May 18th, 2009. There will be a sennee of thanksghing (not a funeral service ) on Friday, May 29th at 1 p.m. at St Andrew’s Church, Gargravc. Inquiries ,to: How- croft's


CLARKE . Joyce


Services. Tel. 01756 79217.?. __________


* Funeral COCKS Christine


On Wednesday, May, 20th, 2009, peacefully at home witli her family,- Christine Cocks, aged 60 years, the dearly beloved wife of Ashley, loving mum o f Gariy ana Alan, dear motner-in- law of Louisa and Joanne, much loved grandma of Aaron and a very dear sister and aunt. Christine's funeral service will be held on Wednesday, May 27th at


Crematorium at 10 a.m. Flowers and inquiries


Berlwistle's Funeral Service, Station Road, Padihnm.. Tel. 01282 771628.


to EVANS .


Peacefully . on. May 20th, 2009,


: Della;


r (please make cheques . payable to Mrs D. Moss ), c/o Mr. L. Evans, 10 Hall Road, Trawden, Colne, BBS 8RQ. Inquiries to Brian Price, and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 4412Q7.


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hospital, Delia, aged 65 years, much loved friend of the late Dave Walton, dearly loved, mum of Michael, Liam and GIcnnis - also a- dear sister of Ken. Reposing in Peace- haven Chanel o f Rest.. Service and cremation will take place at Skipton. Crematorium tom-orrow, Friday, May 29th at 2-20 p.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Delia if so desired may be given for Corbridge Court Community Centre


in Burnley ^ ‘ ^ j ^ M e t n o i i o i ;


• 2009 peacefully m hospital after-a short


On Monday May 25th,


illness, Jim aged 82 years o f Whalley. The dearly loved husband of the late Alice and much loved father of Jim, Frances, -Ron, David and Shirley. Also a much loved father - in law and grandfather. Funeral service and cremation \vill take place on Wednesday June 3rd at


A c c r i n g t o n Crematorium. Family


10.20am . at


.of Jim i f so desired may be given to Cancer Research. Inquiries Langshaws Funeral Service, 103a King Street, W^alley.


Tel;oi254 824.529 GLADWIN


Peacefully on May 23rd, 2009, in hospital and formerly of Barrow, Barbara, aged 80 years, the dearly loved wife of the late .Peter, much loved mother of Pat, Susan, Rachel, John, Jennifer and the late Paul, a loved mother- in-lnw, grandma and great-grandma also a loved sister of Marion, Michael and David.; Reposing


Barbara May.


• June 5th at 11-30 a.m. followed by cremation at Accrington Crem­ atorium at 12-20 p.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Barbara if so desired may be given for Cancer Research U.K. c/o Mrs S. Blackburn, 14 Montague Street, Clithcroe, BB7 aEB. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441297.


HALL Patricia Margaret *


‘ Christopher, Christine and ' Jeremy, loving grandma/nana. and great-grandma also a dear sister o f Pam. Reposing . ■


Peacehaven Chapel of Rest. Service and interment will take place at St. Ambrose Church, Grindlcton, date and time to be arranged..


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flowers only please, donations in memoiy of Pat if so desired may be given for the Dcr ian. • House Children's Hospice, c/o Mrs E.I. Trueman, 8 Church Brow Gardens, . Clithcroc, BB7 2AB. For funeral arrangements please contact Brian - Price a n d . Son, Funeral Directors. .Tel. 01200


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Chatburn, Pat, aged 77 years, the dearly loved wife o f the'late Rev. James T. Hall, much loved mother of


Peacefully on May 23rd, 2009, at The Manor


.House,


Pcacehavcn Chapel of Rest. A service will be held at the Barrow United Reformed Church on Friday,


in


flowers only please, donations in memory


hospital and of Clitneroe,


Hammond, aged 77 years, the dear and much loved husband of Rita, much loved father of Barry and Mandy and a dear p iy to seven grand­


On May 18th, 2009, in -Trevor


HAMMOND Trevor


children. The funeral service and cremation will take place today, Thursday, May 281I1 at Accri’ngton Crem­ atorium at 11 a.m. Family flowers only, but donations for Derian House may be given or sent c/o Richard


Clitheroe. BB7 lAW ., Tel. 01200 443045-


Clitheroe Funeral Service, Whalley


Chew, 10/12


JOHNSON


■ 20th, 2009, peacefully in hospital and formerly of Clitheroe, Betty, aged 87 years, the beloved wafe of Harry, much loved mother of Michael, Christine and the late Andrea, dear mother- in-law of V id y and a precious grandma and great-grandma. Reposing in the Chapel of - Rest, Mincing


On Wednesday, May


(nee Kllllngbeck) Betty


Blackburn, where flowers • will . be received. The cortege will leave from her home at 12-40 p.m. tomorrow, Friday, May 29th for a 1 p.ni. service and committal at


Lane,


Crematorium. All inquiries to Co- operativ’c Funeralcare, Blackburn. Tel. 01254


Plcasington ■57331._______■


On Thursday, May 21st, 2009, peacefully at his home in Clithcroe and fortified by the Rites of Holy Mother Church’ , Thomas, the dearly loved husband of Mildred,


O'NEia Thomas


father to Mark, iathcr- in-law to Kath .and Brian, a. much loved grandad and great- grandad. A Requiem Mass will take place on Friday, May 29th, at St Michael and Johns Church, Clitlieroe at: 10-30 a.m. to .’be followed by. interment at Clitlicroc Cemetery.’. Family flowers only, donations for the Cancer Research Campaign may be given or sent c/o Richard


father of Michael and Rita and a ^ c c ia l


Clithcroc Funeral Service, 10-12 Whalley Road, Clilheroc, BB7 lAW. Inquiries. Tel. 01200 44*^04s.


Cliew, ^ SWIFT


Much loved wife of Morton and mother of Louise, Christopher, Victoria and Vanessa, passed away peace­ fully on Sunday, May 24th, 2009.


Barbara Joan


The funeral service ■ will • take place at


Preston Crematorium on Wednesday, June 3rd at 11-30 a.m. Flowers welcome, or donations i f so desired to . Leukaemia Res­ earch. All inquiries to* William Houghton Funeral Director,. Chapel Hill, Long- ndge.- Tel..v 01772 7822Q1. ‘


■ dearest Road,


wacH Richard


On Saturday, May 23rd, 2009, suddenly but peacefully in Royal Blackburn Hospital,’ with his family byJiis side, Richard, aged 75. years, dearly loved husband o f Betty, much loved dad of Tina, Marie, Jane and Andrew,


grandad of Jason, Natalie, Nathan, Dylan,


Joseph, Laura, Jaime and Ellic Mac and great grandad of Hayleigli.


Joshua,


Reposing in the Chapel of Rest, Mincing


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cortege will leave from his home address on. Tuesday, June 2nd for a 1 p.m. service and committal


Blackburn.


• Lane, The


P l e a s i n g t o n Crematorium. Family flowers only please but donations if desired may be made to the Mulitple Sclerosis Society, c/o C o - o p e r a t i v e


• at


Funeralcare, 10-14 Mincing


YOUNG Kenneth (Ken)


■ of Shirley, much loved father ’ of Jackie, Vanessa, Jonathan, Amanda and the late Melanie, and a very dear grandad and great-grandad. The funeral service will take place at Trinity. Community Church, Christ Church Street, Accrington at 10 a.m; on Friday, May 29th. Family flowers only please, but donations if desired to Merchant Navy Association or Trinity Community Cluircli,


Langshaws Funeral Service, 103A King Street, Whallcy. Inquiries. Tel. 01254 824529._____ _____


c/o In Memoriam;


. all me white,- - / ' A’ennelft we love and missyou.


Loving memories o f a dear son, husband, dad, * brother and uncle who died June 4 th, 2000. Nine long years since we saw your smile, : ' But your spirit is with us


MACMILLAN Kenneth (Ken)


Mum, Dad and all the family.


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On Mav 21st, 2009, peacefully in liospital, Ken, aged 74 years,’ dearly loved husband


Blackburn, BB2 2EB. All - inquiries Tel. 01254 57331.______ ^


Lane, . treasured


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Aduiowledgements HACKING


John Benjamin


Wendy and family would like to thank all the many relatives and friends for the cards, •letters o f sympathy


Wendy, Linden, LANCASTER' ■ ; Elsie


Barrie. Catherine and family would like to express their sincere


thanks to all relatives friends


•Tiie Royal * Preston Hospital, Doctor Wh>4e and the District Nurses from VNHiallcy and


• for • their singing before and during the service attended by so many friends of John and.we thank you all. Thank you to Paul Lambert at Langshaw Funeral Service in Whalley for helping the day run smoothly also thank, you to Mytton Fold for providing an excellent service throughout the afternoon.


HOUGHTON Dorothy


Susan and family would like to express their sincere thanKs to all relatives, friends and neigliDours for the many kind expressions’


condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also Rev. Roland Nicholson for his kind words and comforting minis­ trations, to everyone who attended the funeral service and have given donations for the Friends of Clithcroc Hospital, to the Doctors and District Nurses at Whallcy Medical Centre also the Nurses and Staff at Clithcroc Community Hospital and finally to Brian, Jean, Carl and Pauline Price for all funeral arrangements. -


sympathy and letters and ’ cards


of of


KEOGH • Marilyn -


• received in m em o iyo f Marilyn. '• * Special thanks to Colin and Jennifer for Atheir loving V carC' . and ' support, thanks also to Dr Wliyte and the d is tr ic t . nurses • at Wlialley Surgery, East Lancs ' Hospice, Hospice at Home, Mane • Curie and MacMillan ; Nurses, and grateful thanks to Rev. Trevor Vaughan for . his comforting words and Bertwistle's Funeral Service for their professional and dignined . arrange-


; sympathy, c a r d s o f conaolencc .■ • and donations to the East Lancs


. Hospice,


Jack and family would like to express their sincere thanks . to . all relatives *. and friends for their •. loving expressions . oT


Practices' Wc would also like to thanks Jacqueline Wain for being there for us when wc needed.her. Canon Norman Atty for his- comforting ministrations and: kind w’ords during John's illness and at the service. Thank you to the Trovatori, David and Caroline


, Clithcroc


and * ' generous donations received in memory o f John. Special thanks go to


neighbours for the .


sympathy and letters and cards


expressions kind of o f ’


• the Elderly for their loving care. To all the


condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also Rev Canon Dr. Peter Shepherd for liis kind words and comforting ministrations and to all who attended the funeral ser\’ice and have given donations to St. Marj-’s Church, to the Doctors and Staff of Pendleside Medical Practice and to all the Staff of Castleford Home for


1 emergency services involved and to the’ Calfs Head for their excellent catering and finally to Brian Price and Son for their efficient


professional ser\ices. OSUFFE


Michael Leighton (Mike)


• for ’their dignified funeral arrangements.


John, Peter, Beatrice and families would like to express tlieir sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for the many


SHUTTLEWORTH Margaret Mary (Marg)


sympathy and letters a’nd cards _ of condolence received during their sad loss. Tliaiiking also Father A. Howell for his kind words and comforting ministrations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given Mass Offerings


expressions


kind of


Birthdays


•would also’ like to express ^ rheir appreciation


donations. , _ They


everyone at Castle Medical


and Staff of Pendle Ward


Clitheroe


-Community Hospita for their wondcrtui care and support. Thanking tlic Mower Shop for . their


guiaance


beautiful flowers and finally to Carl and Pauline Price and Staff for all funeral arrangements.


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Our Lord and St Jude Thank you.


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Happy 40th Birthday Gary Love Mum and Dad


Ann, Neil and I.ynn have found great comfort from the many expressions of sympathy received since the sad loss of Mike and send their deep appreciation to ■ everyone., Sincere thanks ' * are also extended to the Rev. Chris Sterrj' for his ministrations, to all who attended the funeral ser\’ice and finally to I-angshaws


kind 21st Birthday 2 1 '2 1 2 1 BYRNE


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Keiron and Rachel would


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V Holly Louise Born May 4th .


weighing 7lbs 8 oz. .


Thanks to midwives on C11 with special , thanks to Joanne.


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Clitheroe Advertiser &Time's, Thursday, May 28th, 2009 17 BAE looks to the future


AEROSPACE giant BAE Systems unveiled the first phase of a multi-million pound investment a t the


company’s Samlesbury site. : Kevin Taylor, managing director of the Military Air Solutions business, celebrated the site’s 70-year heritage as an aircraft manufacturer and marked the opening of a new site entrance, reception and office buildings.


■ - He said: “BAE Systems is a


substantial contributor to the UK economy with around half... of its UK employees based in the North West. “The Samlesbury develop­


ment demonstrates our com- . mitment to the region.


. ; “This investment will help


ensure that Samlesbury • remains an important centre o f , excellence for aerospace in the ■ North West for many years to come.” The North West Develop­


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Romy May26th


Happy 21sl Romy Have lots of


f .V * birthday fun ■ May all your


Love from Mum, Dad and Renko 1


wishes come true XXX


RYAN


Simon May28th


‘ " Happy 21 St Simon


. - Love Mum and Dad Julie, Steven, Mark, Sharon, Sarah, Martin, Rebecca, Janet and Meyrick


Happy21st


All my love Usa XX Ckmgratulations


Adam, Leah, Jack, Molly, Ollle, __________ Emily and Bump


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Netball taster


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A FREE netball taster session for beginners will be held at Roefield on Tuesday afternoon. Aimed at girls between


the ages of six and eight, the session will start at 4- 45 p.m. and last an hour. Anyone who wants to


learn the sport, develop their skills or play at a more advanced level is invited to go along.


• As well as helping to


improve basic skills, the sessions will help young­ sters develop their foot­ work skills and promote the centre’s 10-week jun­ ior netball courses. For more information


about the taster session contact Roefield on 01200 442188.


Car break bid


THIEVES attempted to break into a Peugeot 106 in S t Paul’s Terrace, Clitheroe, but escaped empty-handed when they were disturbed.


M


ment Agency has invested close to £4m. of funding into the


infrastructure works, which will see significant improve­ ments to the flow of traffic and safety on the A59 throughTroad and provide much improved access for the BAE Systems Samlesbury site developments. ■ The ’ funding . will also


improve public access to the Samlesbury site, which is vital for the future growth and development of Samlesbury. The energy-efficient four-


storey office buildings, which form part of the initial phase of the development, will house staff working on a number of internationally important air­ craft programmes including the F-35 Lightning II,-the largest contract of its kind in ' the world. ' Work on the next phase of


the development has already commenced. A new high-technology


machining facility dedicated to the F35 Lightning II pro­ gramme is under construction and will he completed in 2010.


A COMPUTER impression of the planncdSamlesbury suite. (S) Guitar man Neil at Abbey


CLASSICAL guitarist Neil Smith will give a recital at Whalley Abbey on Sunday. The doors for this ticket-only concert will open at 7 p.m. for a 7-30 p.m. start. As well as a licensed bar, tea and cof­


fee will also be available at the event. Tickets, which cost £10, will not be


available on the door, but must he bought in advance. For more details ring 0781 8431575 or .email guitar- ■smith@tesco.net.


: Big Dave’s big day


A BULLOCK aptly named “Big Dave” put Kibble Valley farmer ■ Ian Townson among the prizewin­ ners at the prestigious 2009 North­ ern Limousin Extravaganza. Staged at Skipton Auction Mart,


the show attracted the cream of the crop of Limousin cattle from across the North. Ian, who farms at Lower Thorneyholme, Dunsop Bridge, took the reserve commercial cham­ pion title with !‘Big Dave”, who was also the first prize Limousin- sired bullock, sired by the more grandly titled Broomfield Regency.


Organised jointly by Craven Cat­


tle Marts and the North East Lim­ ousin Breeders Club, the Northern


: Limousin Extravaganza provided an opportunity for breeders to exhibit 2008-h6rn juvenile Limou- sins, most entering the show ring for the first time. More than 40 up-and-coming


Limousins competed for a total^ prize fund of more than £2,000. Our picture shows Ian Townson


with the 2009 Northern Limousin Extravaganza reserve commercial champion, “Big Dave”, (s) •


Ramblers take long way round


SIXTEEN members and friends of Clitheroe Ram­ blers completed the Clitheroe 60k walk, while 11 more completed at least one section of the route. The Clitheroe 60K walk'


is a very scenic and chal­ lenging long-distance circu­ lar walk over Longridge Fell, Pendle Hill and skirt­ ing Grindleton Fell, includ­ ing nearly 5,000ft. of ascent, a similar, height gain to that of the Yorkshire,Dales’ three peaks walk. Saturday was glorious for


.the first leg , an undulating route of ups and downs. There was some gain in height from Higher Hodder Bridge, up to Kemple End, almost all of which was lost on the descent to Greengore.;


The main climb of the


day led through forest and moorland to the summit of Spire Hill, the. highest point on Longridge Fell. This is one of the finest view points in the Ribble Valley. Then downhill, past


Bradley Hall, Carr Side Farm, over the stepping stones at Bailey Hippings and along the banks of the River Loud: to Loud Mytham Bridge. The good weather contin­


ued on the second day as the Hodder Valley was followed' to Newton, with a couple of easy climbs over New Laund Hill and.Hodder Bank Fell. Easington Brook was


then followed past Harrop Lodge to the picturesque


hamlet of Harrop Fold. From here an ascent was made across access land to the forestry plantation on Grindleton Fell and along Shivering Ginnel to reach the summit of Beacon Hill, a fine viewpoint with the backdrop of Pendle and the welcome sight of Sawley in the valley bottom, the end of the 15-mile walk. On the final day, the


weather took a turn for the worse. The rain set in as the walkers started the climb up into the mist on the lower slopes of Pendle. "rhe summit plateau of


Pendle can be a confusing place in bad weather and care had to be taken to keep the group together. After passing the Ordnance Sur­


vey trig point, there was no let-up in the conditions over Black Hill and Apronful Hill, but the party finally emerged out of the.mist, if not the rain, on to Pendle Road at the "Wellspring’s Hotel. Those who had’completed


the whole of the 60k walk received a c er t if ica te of achievement from the walk leader, Ben Brown. The Clitheroe 60k was


devised by Eddie Ross of Clitheroe Ramblers. Route cards and c e r t if ica tes of achievement are available from Clitheroe Information Centre and Clitheroe Inter­ change.


. ' Bridge, whist and domino results


BRIDGE winners at the latest meet­ ing of Pendle Club were: Mrs Frances Porter, Mrs Eileen Hadfield, Mrs Jackie Pilling, Mrs Pat Colman. New members are welcome every Monday at 1-30 p.m. ' .


Solo whist winners at the Pendle


Club were: D. Knight, D. Underwood, L. Norris. New members are welcome every Monday at 7 p.m. Dominoes: P. Parrott, A. Lowe, R. Knight,' J. Sagar and (joint fifth) M.


Parkes and F. Giles. Booby: F. Eccles. New members are welcome every Fri­ day at 7 p.m. Line dancing is held every Thursday


at 1-30 p.m. and sequence dancing every Tuesday at 7-30 p.m.


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