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memory of Keith, i f 59 desired may be given for Cancer Research U.K. c/o Mrs S. Blackburn, 14 Montague Street, Clitheroe, BB7 2EB. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors, Tel. 01200441297.


donations in


Accrington Crem­ atorium at 12-20 p-m. Family flowers please


Pauls Church, Low Moor, Clitheroe on Friday, September 17th at 11-15 a.m. toUowed cremation


by at


o f Rest. A service will be held at St


dearest pops of Toby and Biyn. Reposing Peacehaven’ Chapel


husband of the late Margaret, much loved dad of Martin, loving father-in-law o f Daphne, also a


loved


Grove, Clitheroe, l^phh, aged 84 years of Clitlieroe, the dearly


Tuesday, September ^th, 2010 at Beech


Peacefully


ALDRED Keith


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aged 78 years, the dearly loved husband o f Joan, much loved dad of the late John, dearest grandad of Robert, Andrew, Stuart and Laura loving father-in-law of Catlierine also a dear brother of Jack and brother-in-law of Shirley, John, Beth and Margaret. Reposing


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o f Rest. Service and interment will take place at All Hallows Church, Mitton on Monday, September 13th at 1 p.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memory o f Stan if so desired may be given for either the Rosemere (^ncer Foundation or the North West Air Ambulance, c/o Mrs A. Calvert,


Chatburn Park Drive, Clitheroe, BB7 2AY. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 4412Q7.


16 Peacehaven’ Chapel


September 6th, 2010, at his home, Stan,


Peacefully


BULLOCK Stanley


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Clitheroe Funeral Service, 10-12 Wlialley Road, Clitheroe, BB7 4 lAW. Tel. 01200


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Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 4412Q7. ____


For funeral arrange­ ments please contact Bnan Price and Son


92 years of Clitheroe, the dearly loved wife of the late John.


Sentember 6th, 2010, in hospital, Vera, aged


Peacefully


DUCKWORTH Vera .


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Winnie and Jenny and a dear aunt to Helen, Andrew and Martin. A funeral service will be held on Monday, September 13th, 2010, at St Catherines Church, West Bradford at 2 p.m. with burial in the Churchyard. Family flowers only please, but a donation may be made to St Catherines Church, West Bradford,


Sheila, c/o


Castleford Home for the Elderly, Elsie Carr, the dear sister of Margaret and Freda, cousins


September 6th, 2010 peacefully


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CARR Elsie


Monday, at


Peacefully


HALUGAN Mary (May)


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Brian Price & Son Funeral Directois


‘Peacehaven’ Chapel o f Rest n e Genuine and Independent


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Brian, Jeati, Carl and Pauline Tel: Clitheroe 441297


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GAUNT


! Hayden would like to families wish to express their sincere e.\press their sincere thanks to everyone for thanks to all relatives, the many kind friends expressions


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i Graeme for their invaluable support. Also thanks


makinc it stirh n their sincere thanlcs to Io\ing and special day. _roud.-rfh-m proud


attended..........Matt’s celebration o f life and


Gordon and familj' would like to thank


ASQUITH Evelyn


eyerj one for their Nicholson for his kind kind expressions o f words and comfortinc sympathy received ministrations and to lollowing their recent all who attended the


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attended the funeral They would also like ser\nce and for the to e.xpress their generous donations to appreciation to Dr. M


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o ® ^ Alzheimer’s Flatley along \vith the Society. Thanks also Staff o f Highbrake


dedicated care. BARNES


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or the late Jack, loving aunt of Jean and Colin


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, Fund, c/o Mrs J. Parker, Pain Hill Farm, Slaidburn, Chtheroe, BB7 4LF. Inquiries to Brian »T^?ud Son, .


noon. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of May if so desired may be Sw^n for and cheques made payable to Riverside Residents


runeral Directors. Tel. 01200 <


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RUTHERFORD Nigel


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Sue, and a good friend to many.


the late Arthur and Rene, much loved brother and uncle, also loving fianed of


Children m Need, c/o Birtwistle's Funeral Service. Inquiries. Tel. 01254 877077.


Service in Whalley Parish Church on Monday, September 13th at 12-30 p.m. pnor to cremation at Accrington Crem­ atorium. Donations , be made to


pf Billington, Whalley, the dearly loved son of


September ist. 2010. rS : ! ! .‘’Sed 56 years,


S s i o n a l help and words and "inny ministrations. ®&sssmTom


v^afeverywwanl, wheneYeryouwanlit


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a special thank yq™tp p'igh'boL/j‘ "for Ihe Joanne for her kind


sympathy and letters and


expressions cards


attended the funeral service and have given donations.


who


condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also Rev. run Thorpe for his Kind words and comforting minis­ trations and to everyone


kind of


of


The Penny Black Restaurant


At the old Post House


44-48 King St, Clitheroe, - Tancs, BB7 2EU Tel. 01200 422025


3 Course Meal for 2 (Terms ami conditions apply)


on 412Q7.______


Crematorium on Wednesday, Sep­ tember 15th at 12


of Rest. Service and cremation \rill take place at Burnley


Peacehaven’ Chapel


September 5th, 2010, m Riverside, Sawley, May. aged 99 years, formerly of Slaidbum, Nelson, and Clitheroe, dearly loved wife


also a dearest great aunt. Reposing


all the staff at Aniey to Brian. Jean. Carl j


Hid Pauline Price for all funeral arrange-


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Robert. Keith. Alan — lUAc uiis


Robert Ernest


and families would liKe to take this


condolence received expressions ^Sr""wou1d Ssl,


s^ p a th y and letters neighbours for the J 1


o f friends o f many


“ "fi to eveiyone who kind words and nnd have comforting minfs-


Fina?lv t o t t a t i o n s an% to all who V ,^ r i c e attended the funeral


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Hospital, many thanks to Donna and family an d to all who


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Chem o th e rap y U n its feeling. ^ Burnley General


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Centre. Castle Group, arrangements con- ala®____ the


The family of Jean Dixon express their thimks to the Doctors a^nd Nurses at Chtheroe Health


DIXON Jean


iicuiLii lamily for all funeral th e a u c te a


TROTTCR __ John David


donations for “ the Ribble Valley Heart Fund. We would also like to thank Bev, Val. I^e, Simon, Ian and Deb for all their wonderful help and finally to the Price


have given


with great —


T in i^ o r p e for Thanking also Rev D" fitting service Mark Pickett for his


a ^ ' ’““'>'ea1."ds S T e ? r I a «


TAYLOR Kolth


the many kind thanks to all relatives expressions


all relatives, friends Susan would like to and neighbours for express their sincere


and


kind o f


Dorothy. Ann and


to Rev Tim Thorpe for House for a?l thei? nis kind minis- care and kindness trations. A i^ finally to finally our thanks go


service and donations,


condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also Rev. Canon


Rodney and cards of K-Ounev


Reverend Dr Alan Sowerbutts for his kind words and comforting minis­ trations, to the Higher Trapp Hotel, to the Co-operative Funeral- care and Daisy Maes Florist. Finally, a huge thanks to all


who to


thanks to Lindsey are e.vtended to Julie Vaughton, Debbie, Hopkinson, Lianna Gareth and Sarah and John at L. Champ Hardy, Alex Johnson, Funeral Services for Dave and Jan Jones all their kindness and and family and to both help, to Howard parents and Da\nd and Ross and ever>'one


and support. Specia.


contributed and attended the service at Oswaldtwistle Ci\nc Theatre and to Dr Hogg and District Nurses.


who KANE uuroinDorothy


to e.\press many


family


Moore for their help during their time of :iru sorrow. Special thanks


Cancer) opct-mi uiuuKi,


I<^. Thanks to police donations received for officers Mark Royle- Cancer Research UK Evatt .and Susan (Breast


and


sympathy and cards o f cards of condolence, condolence received kind e.xpressions of dunng their very sad sympathy


o f neighbours for their and ^ d y , Janet and Stephen, Tracy and Patricia Tarrant


Died September 12th, 2009.


HARTLEY Eric


Loved and remembered every day.


Love from your daughters Trish, Mary, Judy and Nancy xxx.


In memory o f Bob, died September 13th, 2004.


LEEMING Robert


Love always, Karen, Bradley, Bronte, Mum, Dad, Sisters and family.


Forever in our thoughts.


Treasured memories o f Jill, September 13th. Your presence we miss, Your memory we treasure, We will always remember you for ever and ever.


PROCTER Jill


Love Jason, Mum, Bob, Lorraine, Carol and families


September 9th, 1992. husband,


Loved and remembered every day.


Love you always, Evelene xx.


BENJAMIN Stuart


^ . (Benjy) Pond memones o f a dear dad, September 12th, 2009.


A year has passed since you left us.


Love always Lesley, Robin, Jess, Becka and family xxx.


you every day, Always in our hearts.


Birthday Memories - 18th B ir th d ^ ;^ ^ k;


Birthday memories o f a dearly loved 1 Husband, September


CHEW Henry (Beau)


Sojily the leaves of memory fall,'' Gently we gather and treasure them all. Unseen, unheard, you are alwaus near,


4 th.


So missed, so loved, so very dear.


Till we meet again, all my love forever, God bless, Margery xxx.


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HARGREAVES Ryan ‘ f""’ ^ "


September 11th Happy leth Birthday


From Mum, Dad and Nathan xxx


Bestwishes from both families


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a dear died


TYNE


Mick and Hazel would like to say thank you to all their family for the great party. Low Moor Club for the excellent buffet. Andy for the


music and all our many friends who helped us celebrate our Golden Wedding Anniversary Love to you all


WALKER


Rachael Louise


September 9th


Happy 21st Birthday to a | wonderful daughter


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COWKING- HOWARD


Andrew and Wendy are


delighted to announce the birth of


Annabelle Grade


Born August 29fh 2010 Weighing 6lb 8oz


A welcome sister to Megan and Alexis


Many thanks to all for cards, presents and good wishes


PORTER


(nee Haygarth) Ian and Jackie


would like to announce the arrival of their daughter


Georgie Rose Born August 17th, 2010


With thanks to family and friends for their cards and gifts.


We also would like to thank all the staff at Royal Blackburn Hospital


and all the Caseload Midwives for their support


[n r s "i a GIRL’ Lots of love Mum xx special day


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IRON Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, September 9,2010


Poetry fever on its way to 50 Clitheroe shops


MORE than 50 Clitheroe shops will display poems next week in a unique collaboration between Ribble Valley Borough Council, the Clitheroe Chamber of Trade and Commerce and the Pennine Lancashire Poetry Stanza. The “Shop!” project will see


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poetry displayed in more than 50 town centre shops in a series of innovative and eye-catching win­ dow displays for a week from this Saturday, as part of the Pennine Lancashire Festival of Food and Culture.


by Faiza Afzaal The poetry will include original


work by the Pennine Lancashire Poetry Stanza alongside work by established and well-known poets, such as Jean Sprackland, whose poem, “Hands”, will be displayed m the Castle Chippy, Moor Lane. The window displays will include


a 5ft. wall hanging of Clitheroe au­ thor Jane Eagland’s poem “I am a Knitted Woman” at Designer Knitting Yarns in Moor Lane. The store will also host poetry


readings by Jane England, Rachel Davies, who is a student of Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy, and Clitheroe poet Jenny Palmer at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. on September 18th. A selection of poems will also


be published in an anthology called “Here is Where the Candy Sticks: Poems about Shopping in Clitheroe”, edited by Jo Harding, who runs Clitheroe Books, and Ribble Valley Borough Council’s principal communications officer, Theresa Robson, and produced by Design 360 Ltd, of Stonyhurst.


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RUNNERS-UP: Larry Lamb (centre) pres.ents, from the left, Mel Diack, Jordan Rose, Daniel Dewhurst and Roger Leach with the runners-up trophy, (s)


However long you have been married, let all your family and friends know about the


happy occasion by placing a notice in your local newspaper and online.


Tel. 01282 478134/470135 \ " ’ or call.mto any one ot oiiroftlccs- • • - 7 Printed as promised. Lord St Jude


EXAM SUCCESS WINNERS


-PRIZES COURTESY" OF: Apollo Cinemas


3 3 ^ Tel. 0871 2206000 www.apollocinemas.co.uk 4 Cinema Tickets


Second place for forum


A YOUTH project narrowly missed the top prize in the National Lottery Awards. C li th e ro e Youth Forum


projects from across the UK to take home a runner-up trophy at The National Lottery Awards, which was broadcast live on Sat­ urday from London’s Round­ house on BBC One and hosted by John Barrowman. Representatives from Clithe­


roe Youth Forum mingled with celebrity guests at the star-stud­ ded awards event, including Tess Daly, Amir Khan, Benedict Cumberbatch, Julia Bradbury and William Roache MBE.' Accepting the runner-up


award for Best Heritage Project, Mel Diack, of the forum, said; “We are absolutely delighted to ■ have been named a runner-up. “We beat hundreds of other


projects from all over the UK to get to this stage and we are very grateful to everyone who gave us their support along the way. “Lottery funding has been crucial to the development of our


competed in the Best Heritage Project category in the annual search to find the UK’s favourite Lottery-funded projects. The Forum beat hundreds of


by Faiza Afzaal


project, allowing us to pay tribute to the servicemen and women of Clitheroe and across the Ribble Valley who lost their lives during the Second World War and to educate young people about their heritage. “The awards have been a great


opportunity to highlight how we’ve put our funding to good use and show anyone who has ever played the lottery the differ­ ence their money makes.” The forum used lottery fund­


ing to educate and engage local young people about their herit­ age by involving them in the cre­ ation of a book of remembrance, a braille book, website and film to remember the 72 servicemen and women from Clitheroe who were killed in the Second World War. On Monday Ribble Valley


Mayor Coun. Lois Rimmer, host­ ed a civic ceremony at the Rib­ ble Valley Council Chambers to mark the forum’s achievement. • There is a dedication service for the roll of honour and braille book at Clitheroe Parish Church on Monday, September 13th, starting at 7 p.m.


Teacher on bail


THE deputy headmaster of Clit­ heroe Royal Grammar School has made a further appearance in court charged with child por­ nography offences. Arthur Ian Lawson (48), of


Bamacre Road, Longridge, faces 16 charges of possessing indecent images of children. His case will be heard at Preston Crown Court and he was again remanded on bail awaiting the preparation of committal papers. A condition of bail is that he does not ap­ proach Bamacre Primary School in Lorigridge.


Taxi driver on


sex assault rap A TAXI driver has made a fur­ ther appearance before Black­ burn magistrates charged with indecent assaults on two female passengers in the Ribble Valley. Younis Hussain Zaman (32),


of Higher Antley Street, Ac­ crington, was previously directed to stand trial at Preston Crown Court after pleading not guilty to rivo charges of indecent assault and two of plying for hire when he was licensed.- He was remanded on bail for


the preparation of committal papers with a condition that he does not enter the Ribble Valley, where the offences are alleged to have been committed.


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