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. express th e ir sincere thanks to all relatives, fr iend s


ne igh bou rs for the many


and


con d o len ce received during their sad loss. Thanlane also Father A. Howell for his kind words and comforting ministrations and to all who attended the funeral se rv ice and have given donations and Mass Offerings, also to Dr M. Flatley fo r h is ca re and kindnes s o ve r the years.


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- to thank all relatives, friends


John, H eath er, Iris and family would like


BOYLE Bessie


Funeral Directors


'Peacehaven’ Chapel of Rest The Genuine and Independent


family concern o f two generations offering a 24hrpersonal service


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. Whalley, th e d e a r ly loved son o f J a ck and the late Jean, much* loved brother o f Jeif, Jennifer, L e e and Jason also a - d e a r uncle.


F eb ru a^ i s t , 2010, after being in hosj>ital for I year and 1 day, . J ^ n . aged 45 yea rs o f


Peacefully . . on


‘Peacehaven*. ■ . For funeral. arrangements


Funeral D irec tors. Tel; 01200 <t^i207. •


please, contact Brian Price an d . Son,


Cemetery, d a te and ■ time to b e arranged.- Flowers , w i l l be received


W isw c ll a t


WEARDEN John Peter


Brian, Jean, Carl a n d Pauline Tel: Clitheroe 441297


Acknowledgements BISHOP


A service wi ll be held at Whallcw Methodist - Church fo llow ed by interment a t Whalley and


,. attended •• th e funeral • service


The family o f the late Connie Bishop :would like to sincerely thank all relatives, friends and organisations o f which Connie was a member, fo r their support and kind expressions • — o f s ym p a th y ,c a rd s • and donations to Christie Hospital., T o all wh o '


Constance Mary


; Clitneroe F u n e r a l - Service fo r th e ir help •' and kindness.


Corcoran for. his kind words and comforting ministration. A special thank yo u : to Dr Crowther, S ta f f at Clitlieroe. Community Hospital and - to


Monsignor


and to John


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visited Bessie during her illness and to Dr’s Ibbotson


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' Doctors, Nurses and S ta f f o n ‘ .W a rd C i , Royal


Hospital, Clitheroe Community Hospital, Carers, th e District Nurses from Castle Medical • Group for th e ir . ca re .-a n d support, to Riverside Tea Rooms for- the' lo v e ly j b u f fe t and a very special thank you to Tu rner fo r all his help and finally to the Price fam i ly fo r • all funeral arrangements.


Blackburn Ma ck can and the


at tended th e funeral and fo r th e generous donations. Thanks go to ^ e v e ryo ne


who


cond olence received during their sad loss. Th ank in g a lso Rev. Mark Russell-Smith for his kind words and com fo r ting mini­ stra t ion s and to e v e ryone


sympathy and letters and


expre s s ion s ca rd s


n eigh bours for the many


and


kind o f


o f


sympathy and letters and


expre s s ion s


kind o f


o f


Frances, Ann, Joe and - families would like to


BOLTON TTiomas


BRENNAN


D r J . Saunders, the D is tr ic t Nurses and Home Helps, and more recently the S ta f f at Granby Court ECU, Harrogate, and- By lan d Ward,


Pauline, Jean and Carl Price fo r their caring funeral arrangements, and to all who at tended the funeral service and have given dona t ion s and Mass Offerings. They would a lso l ik e to e g r e s s th e ir appreciation to al l who cared for A n g e la with great k in d n e s s ,


to including


Harrogate and District Hospital.


lante CO who


and Eanshioners for tlicir and


• his time there, also to Dr McMeekin and th e ' District Nurses for the medical care given to ■ J o h n ,


-masses sen t at this time. T h e y would also lik e to sa y a special thank you to all the S ta f f a t Castleford HFE, • Clitheroe, for th e wond er fu l care a n d . friendship given to John and us, during


- i lln e s s . O u r grateful 'th a n k s


. an d . to all who •attended th e lovely services. Finally, our deep appreciation to •


Corcoran and Rev. Wareing S.J. for their kind- ministrations


d u r in g his f in ^ to Msg.


• S e rv ic e s fo r their ©Gias^RedraiSv -'kindness a t ten t ion


-T e n y and the Staff at C l i th c ro c Funeral


• funeral such a special celebration o f his life.


w h ich m ad e John's shown, and


yiltal ever you want, mienever you want il


xlHhefoea(lvertiser.co.ul(; especially


p ra y e r s , cards o f con d o len ce


acqua intances. an<i ^ ind thoughts and


Br ian, Tony, Karen and^ Susan and their families would like to ' express sincere thanks to friends, neighbours.


DOLPHIN John


co n d o len ce received d u r in g th is sad and difficult time. Thanks also to Monsicnor J. Corcoran for his kind words and comforting m inis tra tions ,


cards


sympathy, and letters and


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would like to express th e ir sincere thante to al l relatives , friends and parishioners for th e many kind e xp re s s ion s


Brennan o f


T h e family o f the late •Angela


Angela Josephine -


t e n u r e s ‘


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I their sad loss o f Hany, I thanking also all who attended the funeral service. Thanks also to the Rev. Anthony Froud fo r his kind words


’ help a n d ' guidance, ■ finally to Marge at The Brown Cow for the lovely buffet.


In Memoriam


EATON George


In loving m em o iy o f a d e a r d ad who died February 6th, 2009.


. and prayed to God above,


IVc saf beside your bedside dad and held your hand with love, We stroked uour hair and touchedyour face


Through tears we watched you smiling and


UJKiti tUtiKUt


you could not stay. To us uou were so


■ special, words could never say,


L o v e from y o u r daughters Bep^l and C a rol , son- in- law s Ian and Joh n , Grandchildren Gary, Pau l and Scott and Grea t Grandchildren.


How we wish with all our hearts that you were here today. Good night, God bless.


SMITH


Ttiomas Christopher November


1991 - February 6th, ao o6 .


18th,


In my heart you live on, Always there, never gone.


Miss you so much each and e v eiy day, all our love always, Nana, Grandad, Mum, Chloe and I-ewis xxxxx.


Precious child you left too soon. Though it may be true that we are apart. You will live^rewjp in my heart XX.


February 2nd 2003. Miss you and love you always.


WALMSLEY Angle


A u n t ie Sue, U ncle P e te , Dcb i, Simon,- Donna, Simon, Scott and Jordan xx.


Forever in our thoughts.


F eb ru a y 2nd, 2009. In loving memory o fa d e a r husband, father, brother, grandad and tather-in^aw.


WRIGHT Allan


. Your charming ways and smiling face. Are thought o f every day, No longer in our life to share.


W ith lo v e alwa y s Forever in our hearts.


C h r i s t i n e , N i c o l a , Karen and family.


K E E G A N F ra n c e s


Precious .MoihvrN Djy muiioricK of u loviiij* wife, imnii snimlmu, (iUd


AukiisI 13th, 20116,


i\of a day do ftunet you,


miss you, llnppy memories we Ireuxtire dear.


In nnr hearts you ar^ always tiear, »vc loved you, .vri


18 i8 18 i8 18 i8 jS


Lou- from ail ^umr family wx.


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o f Birthday Memories 1 LEECY


Anthony (Humph)


With love from Mum, Dad and Darren xxx.


SfitiU, 7th of February is the date, That we would have had to celebrate.


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Y o u r loving son Edward.


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Birthday m emo r ie s February 8th. What we would give i f we would say. Hello, Edward, my dear in the same old way, To hear your voice and see you smile, To sit and talk with you awhile, But beautijul memories are all we have left. Of a father we will never forget.


Humph your birthday would have been, 40 years you would have si>nn.


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Lee and Karen are delighted to announce the


birth of their beautiful son JoahTaylor


Bom January 26th, 2010 Weighing 91b 102


A very much wanted brother to Leah, ^ Allyssa and Libby Special thanks to Jane Case


nibble Valley Midwives and the delivery staff at RBH


and to ail friends and family for the cards and presents ITS


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Sarah and Martin would like to announce the birth of baby


Finley Robert


Bom January 22nd, 2010 Weighing 81b 6oz


Sarah would like to say a very big thank you to all the customers at


Way-e-head for lovely cards and presents and to all our family and friends


A very big thank you to midwives at Blackburn Hospitk and on Ward C9


. A very welcome brother for Thomas 18th Birthday


IS i8 18 i8 18 i8 i8 18 18 CHERRY Sam


February 2nd


Happy Birthday Sam


All our love


Dad, Caroline, Laura, Jess and Dale XX


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______________ Beth and Joe xx ^ 4 0 40 www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk .Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, February 4th, 2010 21 Teenager helps nab criminal


after seeing car headlights down a remote country lane close to where a burglary had taken place a few days earlier. Blackburn magistrates heard


the 16-year-old cycled and then walked to investigate, at the same time calling the farmer on his mobile phone. He got within 10 feet of the car


before calling his dad, who picked him up and the two of them fol­ lowed the car, eventually guiding the police. They arrested the driver, who:;


and saw a man recovering a mountain bike and a chainsaw from under a bush. Sensibly the teenager retreated


was well-known to the police, with a long record of previous convictions.


A TEENAGER whose vigilance and presence of mind resulted in the arrest of a prolific offender has been praised by Kibble Val­ ley’s senior police officer. The teenager turned detective


\ s Michael John Haggerty (49), of


Powell Street, Barnoldswick, pleaded guilty to handling stolen goods. He was made subject to community supervision for 12 months and ordered to pay £85 costs.


ing) said Haggerty was stopped on January 24th and the proper­ ty in the back of his vehicle had been stolen from farm buildings on the night of January 17th. He was initially interviewed in


Mrs Catherine Allan (prosecut­


connection with the burglary, but said he had been offered the items in Bamoldswick and went to col­ lect them. Mr Aftab Bakhat (defending)


said financial difficulties had been behind the offence.


“He has already spent three


days in custody as a result of his actions,” said Mr Bakhat. The stolen property has been returned to its owner.. Commenting on the case, Lan­


cashire Constabulary’s Geo­ graphic Inspector for Ribble Val­ ley, Insp. Chris Saville, pictured, was full of praise for the vigilant teenager.


“Young people these days can


sometimes come in for unwar­ ranted criticism,” he said. “This young man’s public-spirited actions, however, demonstrated both courage and initiative. “His actions, with assistance


from his father, resulted in the arrest and charging of an extremely prolific criminal.”


Injured farmer dies in hospital


A "WHALLEY fa rm e r who was kicked in the stomach by a cow a y e a r ago h a s d ie d , aged 45. John Wearden, of Shaw House


Farm, Clitheroe Road, suffered severe internal injuries to his liver and spleen and remained in the acute surgical ward at the Royal Blackburn Hospital for one year and one day. The incident happened while


John was in a pen with cows on the farm, run by the Wearden family for 25 years.


He was rushed to hospital and


uids, John remained under the care of the surgical team who described him as a “brave” man. While John was in hospital, his


superbug MRSA. Unable to eat solid foods or liq­


underwent major abdominal sur­ gery followed by a spell in the Intensive Care Unit. In May last year, he was transferred to Clitheroe Community Hospital, but was transferred back to the Royal Blackburn Hospital when his condition deteriorated. -He also contracted hospital


with his father, brother Jeff and nephew Mark, put his artistic skills to good use during his stay in hospital and created a number of colourful pictures, which


. adorned the walls of his private ward.


Advertiser and ’Times for an obit­ uary and picture.


arranged. ^ • See next week’s Clitheroe


The word on the Street show


FINAL rehearsals are under way for “42nd Street”, which opens in Clitheroe on Saturday, February 13th.


The hit Broadway musical is


being presented by Clitheroe Parish Church Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society at the St Mary’s Centre, in Church Brow, where it will run nightly (except Sunday) until February 20th, with curtain up at 7-30 p.m. There will also be a matinee on February 20th, at 2-15 p.m. Bursting with well-known show


be bought at the St Mary’s Cen­ tre on Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to -


tunes including “Lullaby Of Broadway” , “We’re In The Money and, of course, “42nd Street”, this a is a not-to-be- missed theatre experience.'With a strong cast of actors, singers and dancers, the show is full of daz­ zling tap routines and uplifting and sometimes emotional songs. Tickets are selling well and can


A funeral date is yet to be


father. Jack (68) said his son was very popular and many people had been inquiring about him. John, who worked on the farm


noon and 7 to '8 p.m., Thursdays


from 10 a.m to noon, Fridays from 7 to 8 p.m. or Saturdays from 10-30 to 11-30 a.m.


the ticket hotline on 01200 424545. You can also order tickets online at: ■


www.thopera.co.uk. Either call in person or phone


Our picture shows cast mem­


bers (left to right, back row) Paul Sockett, Brian Haworth, Katie


Cowburn, David Hulme, Lesley Haworth, Damian Marsh, Robert Crane (front row) Dawn Elliot, Lindsay Pollard, Milly Wardle and Bethany Clews, (s)


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