24 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, March 11th, 2010


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at: Clitheroe Funeral Home Whalley Road, Clitheroe


Tel: 01200 443045 ANDERTON . years, If?


. grandad and great- great-grandad. Funeral service has taken • place at Thornclifie Crem­ atorium, Barrow in Furness. Inquiries to the . Co-operative Funcralcarc. Tel. . 0122Q 820517.


, fathcr-in-Iaw of Eileen, grandad- of Lisa and Scan and a much loved great-


husband of Betty, dearest dad of Neil,


On February 28th, 2010, peacefully after a short illness in Furness General Hospital, Barrow in Furness, George William, formerly of Clithcroc, aged 86 ocloved


George William .


Rosscndalc Road, Burnley, BBii 5DH. Inquiries. Tel. 01282 427483. 457452.____


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Peacefully in The Royal Blackburn Hospital, on Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010, Harold, aged 84 years, the dearly loved husband of Muriel. At rest in The Aldcrson and Horan Funeral . Home. A private cremation vrill take place at Burnley Crematorium • ' on Friday, March i2th at 11-20 a.m. followed by a thanksgiving service at St Jonn's Church, Read at 12-15 p.m. Family flowers only, but donations if so desired may be sent to MacMillan Cancer Support c/o Aldcrson and ^ Horan Funeral Services,


BAINBRIDGE Harold


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10-12 Wlialley Roach Clitlieroe (opp Sainsbury's) Tel 01200 443045 =


^ On March 3rd, 2010, at home in Salterforth,’ Barnoldswick, John, aged 84 years, beloved husband of Audrey, who will be greatly missed by all . his family and friends.


HAGGERTy John Martin


'The funeral service will take place on Monday, March 15th at 11 a.m. at Skipton- Crematorium. No flowers please, but donations in John's memoiy will be made to Cancer Research U.K. All inquiries to Windles ' Funeral Service. Tel. 01282 81334s.___________


‘Peacehaven* Chapel of Rest. Service and cremation will take place at Accrington Crematorium on Monday, March 15th at 10-20 a.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Catherine ' i f so desired may be given for Diabetes U.K., c/o Mr. D. Stewart, 13 Bolland. - Prospect, Clitheroe, BB7 1JU. Inquiries to Brian Price.- and -Son, Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441297.


JONES


• be held at Slaidbum Church, Lancashire on Friday, April 16th, > 2010 at 2 p.m.


Crematorium on Wednesday, March 17th, 2010 West chapel. A memorial service to


Family flowers only, donations if desired made payable to Arthur


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Charitable Trust or Crossroads • may be sent


Rank


Stebbings ‘ Funeral Service Ltd, Kendal House, Cambridge Road,


to Richard


Cambridge, CB24 9YS. Inquiries. Tel. 01223 2 3 2 3 0 0 .


Impington,


peacefully to rest on Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010, aged 66 years, a loving husband to the late Nina and partner to Ann, wonderful father to Becky, Emma and Sarah and a much loved grandfather. Funeral service and committal 3-45 p.m. Cambridge


Passed away City Malcolm Croucher


Peacefully on March 5 th, 2010, in ho^ital, Catherine agea 72 years of Clithcroc, the dearly loved vkife of the late Robert, much loved mother of'Nick . and . Juliet also a dearest grandma. Reposing


HEATON Catherine


in


Thursday, March 18th at 11 a.m. followed by interment in St John's -Church Yard, Read at noon. Flowers and inquiries -


on


Bertwistle’s Funeral Service, 46 Burnley Road, Padiham. ,Tel. 01282 771628.


to STANLEY


peaceful^, on March 7th, 2010, in hospital. Michael, aged 66 years, the dearly loved husband of Joyce, much loved father of Peter and Brian, dear father-in-law of Mary, devoted step-grandad of Hannah and brother of David.


Suddenly but


‘Peacehaven’ Chapel of Rest. A funeral service will take place at St Michael and St John's R.C. Church, Clitheroe, on Tuesday, March 16th at 11 a.m. followed by interment at Clitheroe Cemetery. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Michael, if so desired may : be given • for the' North West Air Ambulance, c/o Mrs V. Leach, Carter Fold Cottage, West Bradford : Road, Waddington, Clith­ eroe, BB7 3JD. Inquiries to . Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tcl. 01200 441297.


Reposing in RJJ^. Tbomas Michael


On Saturday, March 6th, 2010, suddenly, but peacefully at ms home With his loving family by his side, Barry, aged 64 years, the dearly beloved husband of Anne, much loved and treasured . dad of Suzanne and Ken and John and Diane, very special grandad of Jack, \^Uiam, George, Charlotte and Sophie and a very dear brother-in-law and uncle. RJS. A Requiem Mass \vill be . celebrated for Bany in St John the Baptist R.C. Church, Paaiham


PRIOR Barry


- y - ^ m ^ % ‘ Acknowledgements I Acknowledgements WALKER


Tliursday, March 4tb, 2010, in Hampshire, Doreen Margaret Walker, wife o f the late Dr Allan ’ Walker, (formerly of Padiham, Lancashire.) All inquiries to A. and W. Goddard Ltd, Funeral Directors. Tel. 01252 6 i6431»


Peacefully on


Funeral details to be confirmed. Inquiries. Tel. 07986 126623.


peacefully with her three sons by her side, on March 10th, 2010, in Clitheroe Com­ munity Hospital, Brenda, aged 72 years, dearly loved wife of the late Geoff Wilson, dearly loved mother of Mark, Chris and Julian, loved grandma of Manta, Spike, Ebba and Martha. RJJ*.


Suddenly, but


. WILSON (nee Hacking) (formerly Tatton) Brenda


Doreen Margaret


sympathy and letters and - car.ds of condolence received during tlieir sad loss. Thanking also Rev. John Brocklehurst for his kind words and comforting mini­ strations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations. They would also like to express their appreciation to the Doctors, Nurses and Staff of the A and E Department, Royal Blackburn Hospital also Dr. 1. Ibbotson for all their care and kindness.


Sheila and Mark would like to express tlicir sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for the. many kind expressions


LOYND Alan


of Acknowledgements


Barbara, John and families would like to express


BRIDGES ' John Brian


appreciation to all relatives, ^ends and neighbours for the many


^mipathy and letters and cards . of condolence, received during their sad loss. Thanlang also Rev. Mark, Pickett for his kind words and comforting mini­ strations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations. They would also like to express their appreciation to the Clitheroe Royal British Legion and to Joyce for refreshments.


expressions


kind of


the


.of sympathy and donations received for Vision 2010. . Their sincere thanks go to the Doctors and Nurses of Whalley Medical Centre, the Lung Clinical Nurse Specialist, the Marie Curie Nurse, the Carers for their kind attention and all who looked after George and supported the family. Thanks also to Rev. Katy Thomas for her care of George throughout his illness and tor the uplifting funeral service. The family


attention.


appreciated Langshaw Calvcrleys Funeral Services professional and


greatly considerate


The family of Dr George Davenport would like to express their thanks for all the help and prayers offered during this difficult time, they were encouraged by the many eimressions


DAVENPORT Dr George


their


sympathy and letters and cards of condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also Rev. Andy Froud for his kind words and comforting mini- . strations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations. They would also like to express their appreciation to all those involved in Mary’s care including all the team at Castle Medical Group, the District Nurses, AllCare, Marie Curie Nurses and Liz Schofield for all their professional care and finally to the Price family for all funeral arrangements. ___


Richard and family would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for the many kind expressions


NEVILLE Mary


of NEWTON


neighbours for cards and messages of condolence ■ received during this sad time. Special thanks to Reverend G. Peddie for his kindness and support, . also the medical staff at Royal Blackburn Hospital in AScE Department and Critical Care. •


neighbours for all the cards and support given during this sad time. Special thanks to Dr Ibbotson, Sarah and District Nurses at Castle Medical ■ Practice, to Dr Green and Sister Elliot at Burnley General. 'To all who attended the funeral service and who ^ have given donations in memory of Michael to Cancer Research. . Finally a special thank you to Mgr. John Corcoran for a veiy moving service ana Clitheroe ^neral Service for the help and guidance


Breda, Ron and Kelly would like to thank all family members, friends


O'ROURKE Michael


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that they gave to us all.


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Catherine, Andrew and Jane would like to thank all relatives, friends


Frank Torrance In Memoriam . • and


Precious memories of Susan, 'who was taken from us March 16th, 2009. Also remembering her birthday, March 20th


GOODBIER Susan :


Love always Fred, Dean, Kristin, Adcic, Mark, Donovan and Jasmine xxx.


Always in our hearts. Neverforgotten.


Died. March 17th, 2008.


WRAY Louise


Robert x.


Loved and remembered always.


March 12th, 1985. Quietly today your memory is kept. No need for words, We will never forget.


TAYLOR Jim


FRANKLAND-PRICE Paul and Simone are delighted to announce the safe arrival of their son


Bradley Paul


Bom February 27th, 2010 Weighing 91b lo z


A welcome brother for Henry HIGH-JONES


Congratulations Kirsty and ^ Steven on the safe arrival of


your beautiful baby girl F, Maizie Anne


Born February 25fh, 2010 j\ Weighing 71b 4oz


! Lots of love Mum, Dad, i.; 1-


Grandma, Grandad, Fiona, Ryan, Paul, Emma and Courtney xxx


...declare your undying love


Irene and family. Birthday Meitiories ELUS


Matthew and Louise, so sorry I did not put your names on your memory for. Aunty Christines


Christine


Birthday which you gave me to write. Love Grandma xxx '


60th Birthdays


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30 March 14lii Happy 30th Daddy Lots of love Kirsty, Pauline and Gordon xxx OU


Lots of love Maizie xx Happy Birthday Ste


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SUSAN GARNER I would like to say a very big thank you to


everyone who sent cards, flowers, gifts and well wishes during my recent stay in hospital Special thanks to my family and friends who have given continued support since I came home and everyone who has helped in any way with the club, many thanks, especially my personal nurse Morgann


God Bless everyone xxxx


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Personal thanks from Laura to Susan and Janet and to Anne Connelly


comfort.


everything they did that day. Finally, thanks


appreciation to Carl and Pauline Price for their sensitive and professional services.


and SUTTIE


Sheila, Beverley and Lindsey would like to thank family, friends and neighbours for the support, cards and donations. received during Tom's illness and his passing. Special thanks to the wonderful District Nurses, MacMillan Nurse Mary, Social Services Team and to Dr Golding of Whalley Medical Practice for his much appreciated care. Appreciation also ,;to Clitheroe Funeral Service for their sensitive and professional help at this sad time. Thank You.


Thomas Keith DIXON- CALLAGHAN


Congratulations Gavin and Liane on the birth of your beautiful son


Joseph Gavin


Born March 5th, 2010 ‘Weighing 7lb 4oz


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Mum, Martin, Gemma, Laura, Kylie, and Adam XXX


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happened in his final moments has given us great


speaking so warmly aoout a very special man. Heartfelt thanks to everybody who tried to help George on the day he died. Knowing


what


ministrations. Also to Rev. Dilly Baker and John Prior for. their moving tributes to George. To Richard. and Duncan for


neighbours for their cards of condolence, donations in memo^ of George to St. Paul's Church and support received during this sad . time. Special thanks to Canon Rodney Nicholson for. his


Laura and till the family would like to express their sincere thanks to. relatives, friends


QUINTON George


, and kind


Miss you so much on Mother's Day and eveiy day


CRUMP Ann


Louise and Olivia X X X .


Loi;e you always.


Love on Mother's Day and your birthday March ‘ 19th, from your


However long niy life may last. Whatever / may do. Whatever joys or griefs I have, 1 will remember you.


CROOK Frances


Frances xx. Daughter Printed a.s promised. Lord St Jude


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TWO vital facilities for Ribble Valley parents are looking for additional premises after being victims of their own success. Ribblesdale Children’s Centre


has been successfully working in partnership with Home-Start Pendle and Ribble Valley for the past 12 months to help support local families vvith children under the age of five. However, the need for the serv­


ices offered by the two organisa­ tions has outgrown the centre’s current premises on Queen Street, Clitheroe, meaning the hunt is now on for additional space. I t is hoped this extra space will


allow for the extension of the wide variety of groups and sup­ port services currently offered at the centre. And, ideally, the aim is for par-


ents/carers to attend Skills for Life sessions, which would enable them to gain a qualification in lit­ eracy and numeracy. Since the scheme first began,


Home-Start has trained 19 volun­ teers and supported 29 families, including more than 70 children, in the Ribble Valley. All the vol­ unteers are themselves parents who provide help, friendship, advice and support to families th a t are experiencing a wide range of difficulties. These volim- teers spend at least two hours a


MPs’ skit gets a


push-up!


POKING fun at them- sleves, politicians including Ribhle Valley MP Nigel Evans saw the funny side for a good cause. Performing a t the


“Parliamentary Palace Of Varieties” in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support, Conservative Mr Evans reprised his role with Lib-Dem Lembit Opik MP and Labour’s Stephen Pound MP in a well- received comedy sketch.


Q SOLO whist winners a t th e Pcndle Club were: E. Child, M. Parker, B. Wood. New members welcome every Monday at 7 p.m. Bridge winners at the


Pendle Club were: Miss Pa t Hargreaves, Mrs Jackie Pilling, Mr Ian Armstrong, M rs Pa t Holden, Mrs Frances Porter. New members welcome every Monday at 1-30 p.m. Domino winners: F.


WELCH


Utank you everyone for cards and g'lfis. . recievedonmySOthbirtriday I had a lovely day


Love Susan


Giles, P. Parrott, Joint 3, A. Fox and F. Eccles, jo in t 5, V. Giles, D. Lowe. New members welcome every Friday at 7 p.m.


Together they gave


their audience a satiri­ cal look at the fortimes that their respective Parties might face a t the forthcoming Gener­ al Election. They were also joined on stage by


Katie Green, former Wonderbra model and friend of Mr Opik. Speaking afte r the


event, Mr Evans said: “I t was great fun to be involved in the Parlia­ mentary Palace of


week visiting the families in their own home to provide them with some much-needed support. Home-Start also hosts a family


. group, currently once a month, which provides children with fun activities and also enables fami­ lies to access further help and support from Home-Start staff: It is hoped these sessions can he held fortnightly to enhance the sup­ port available to families in the area. In order to provide such addi­


tional services, the two organisa­ tions, which became partners in September 2008, are now looking for suitable local premises to rent


on a shared basis. “These will ideally include


office space and two large rooms from which to run groups such as the Skills for Life lessons, family ■ group sessions and baby mas­ sage,” explained the centre’s extended services co-ordinator Fiona Owen. “If anybody feels they may be


able to offer this sort of accom­ modation to rent please contact myself Fiona Owen or Julie Raine on 01200 423672 or 01200 443827.” Our picture shows, from left to


right, Fiona Owen, parent Lor­ raine Kenyon and Julie Raine. (s)


Varieties again in aid of such a great cause. Macmillan Cancer Support does so much for people across the UK on a daily basis and it was a genuine pleasure to perform tonight! “I hope th a t the


evening has managed to raise the thousands of pounds they were hoping for and I gen­ uinely hope that it is not the last time th a t Lembit, Stephen and myself get to perform together.” Our picture shows,


from the left, MPs Lem­ bit Opik, Stephen Pound and Nigel Evans with their glamorous assis­ tant Katie Green, (s)


POLICE are urging motorists to avoid leav­ ing valuable items, such as stereos, sat navs and mobile phones on display. The warning has been


issued by Clitheroe’s Sgt Conrad Tapp after three cars were broken into. In the first incident,


between 5 p.m. on Sun­ day and 7-50 a.m. on Monday,


thieves


smashed two windows of a Vauxhall Corsa parked in Perrys Garage, Clitheroe, and escaped with the car jack.


Don’t leave valuables on display In a separate incident,


thieves stole a sa t nav and a mobile phone charger from a Volvo parked in The Ridings, Langho. Between 12-45 and 1-


15 p.m. on Monday offenders targeted a Mer­ cedes parked in Back Commons, Clitheroe, and escaped with power tools worth £1,500. ' Sgt Tapp is urging peo­


ple not to be complacent and to ensure the securi­ ty of their vehicles. He added: “It is impor­


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tan t that people don’t leave valuables in their cars and they remember to secure their cars at all times.”


□ WINNERS at CUthcroc Bridge Club on Monday were: N/S J. Gilmour and L. Wilkinson, R. and P.Ward. E/W J. Martin- dale and J . Taylor, B. Cuba and I. Park. On Thursday winners


were: N/S joint 1, R. and P Ward and M. Phillips and M. Jeffery. E/W S. Higson and C. Pollard, D. Atkinson and D. Blake.


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