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Peacefully in Clitheroe Hospital, oh Monday, December 21st, 2009, Annie, aged 88 years, o f Park . Avenue, Clitheroe,


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followed b y cremation at AccringtbnV Crem­ atorium. No flowers please, donations i f desired to a charity o f your choice.. I would like to thank the doctors and nursing staff o f Ward C6 at Royal.Blackburn Hospital fo r tKeir care and dedication, a special" thank' you to Joe and . staff at The Clitheroe Care Home for their love and care shown to my mum during the last 2 years, a special heartfelt thank you to my cousins Margaret and Norma, you’re always there for me when I need you the most, you are my Angels, your help and support means so much to me, Barbara and John, thanks so much fo r all the visits and lunches, my mum enjoyed them very much, I'm sure she Is telling my dad about


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CLITHEROE'S Mayor says there might not be a nativity crib scene at the Castle gates next year due to persistent theft of its figures. In the early hours of Boxing


Day, at around 3-45 a.m., five fig­ ures including baby Jesus, Mary, an angel and a shepherd, were taken from the crib. This is not the first year that


the figures have been stolen, often - by drunken revellers who consider it a prank. But for most people it is just not funny and Clitheroe’s Mayor, Coun. Mary Robinson, says she is disgusted at the latest incident.


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have been instances of theft by youths, but usually the items have been returned,” she said. “However, I feel when adults


decide to remove not one but five figures we have reached an all- time low.” CCTV cameras picked up


images of two people in their 30s or 40s taking the figures. They left the castle grounds by the Eshton Terrace gate in the direc­ tion of Mitchell Street carrying


. the figures. One wing of the angel had broken off and is now in the hands of the police. Coun. Robinson added: “There


is little else I can say to express my disgust, other than to suggest that perhaps the town shotild not


provide a crib next year?” Insp. Chris Saville, of Clitheroe


Police, confirmed that the theft of the figures was being treated seri­ ously, as a criminal offence. He said it would be a great shame if the whole town, especially the countless children who love to visit the crib scene, were to miss out next year due to the selfish antics of a few offenders. Clitheroe Town Council would


welcome any information about the whereabouts of the figures so they can be returned to the crib. Tetrts or calls can be sent to 07949 783464 and calls can also be sent to 01200 423896. Anyone with information can also contact police on 01200 443344 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555111.


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NINETEEN sheep were either killed outright or so badly wound­ ed that they had to be destroyed by a vet on farmland near Dinck- ley. It is believed a loose dog, or


maybe more than one dog, sav­ aged the sheep, which were in a field opposite the Maries Wood


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AUDIENCES enjoyed a wonderful tradi­ tional nativity play performed by the infants at S.ii Michael and St John’s RC Primary &hool, in Clitheroe. Money collected at the performances of '


“The Greatest Gift” , and at the school’s junior carol concert and other perform­ ances by the school choir, totalled more than £ 1,000 and will go this year to the Handicapped Children's Pilgrimage


Trust (HCPT). Canon Jude Harrison, based at St Alban's, in Blackburn organ­ ises the pilgrimage from this area. The organisation takes children to Lourdes for a break and other children also go along to help those who may be disabled in some-way. Our pictures show some of the children


who acted in the infants’ natmty play (above) and those who sang (below), (s)


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