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; Peacefully on.. May loth, 2010,1 in hospital, Eric, aged 74- years, of Clitheroe and formerly of Chatburn,-. the dearly loved- husband of Estelle, much loved dad of Alison and Sarah, loving father-in-law of Alan and Ian, dearest- grandad -. o f . Kim, • Amanda, Ashley, Phoebe and; Jasmine, and great-grandad "of.


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.ta k e - ‘ :• place - : :< atv 'Accrington .-Crem­ atorium, followed by a


,‘Peacehaven’ Chapel of Rest. . Service and cremation . will take place -, at . Accrington Crematorium. today, Thursday, '.May: 13th, at 11-40'a.m. ; Family flowers only .please, donations in memory- of Eddie if so desired- maybe.given for tbc R.N.L.I.; c/o Mr: J. T roop; ., 2 . Browgate, Sawley, Clitheroe, BB7 4N B ,-. Inquiries -• to ^ Brian Price, and -Son,- Funeral Directors.Teh- 01200 441297. ■ • ‘ • i- '


Suddenly, - .-. .but peacefully in his sleep on May 1st, -2010, Eddie, aged . 85 years,of Clitheroe, the dearly loved husband of 'Renec also a much loved dad of Colin and David. Reposing . . .


BROWN Edmund , (Eddie)


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' P ea ce fu l ly on * May; 6 t h , 2010,-'; at 1-h is '


’ John Bernard


.home, John, aged.75-- years;*^- ' 'the. dearly.*: lovcd '- .w -b ro th e ro f i


•Cathy." ■ '•' i.' j.V - V Reposing


• Catherine’s . Church, , c / o ; M rs J . Chew;


. Sunnymeade Cottage; Chanel Lane, West Bradford,


. followed by cremation a t -. . . Accrington Crematorium at 12-20 ‘ p.m. ! Family flowers only please, donations in memory of John if so , desired may be : given • . for • . St..


Clitheroe, BB7 '4SN; Inquiries to Brian Price and • ■ Son, Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200441297. *


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' hospital. Bob; aged 58 years, o f Darwen and


On-Friday, May 7tli, 2010, pcacefufly rin


: Robert Martin *


'.formerly; of ...Wlialiey, ■ the treasured vtand lo v e d h u s b a n d ' of Noelcnc, dear brother o f B i l la n d ; Janet,- brother-in-law o f Sue,-. : Margaret and .> John, ’


mcHiiemadnttiserMd memories


-loved ‘ son-in-law of .Ann .' and *, Norman,% treasured uncle 'of- Faye-, and- 'Andrew,. Matthew . .. v,?, and Jonathan.'


■ Billington on Monday,: May* 17 th ''a tv i i-p.m. ‘


Funeral service will b e ; held at St. Leonards^ Church, Langho.: and


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^Peacehaven’ Chapel r of* Rest; * Cremation will take place at Accrington .. Crem­ atorium -


Thursday,-May 13th at 2-20 p.m.t No flowers by . request, . but donations. in memory of Jim if. so desired may ‘ be given for Marie Curie Cancer Care, c/o Lyn Fenton, Pcndle View, Brindle Mill, Bournes Row,. Moghton,, -Preston, PI^ oDR.. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors.'Pel. 01200 441297. •■


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t all relatives, friends and neighbours.' for the • many • kind-: expressions '• '. : o f sympathy and letters '; ' and -. ■ cards


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: condolence' received v .‘during- their sad loss."-: Thanking


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; words and comforting); ministrations' and to- nll who. attended the ■


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Starririg rple for talented young thespian Oscar


, STARDOM beckons for a talented Clitheroe boy who is starring in a classic 1940s play based on real events from the early 20th Century.


. Eleven-year-old Oscar Dummer, who attends Pendle


Primaiy School, is playing the lead role in “The Winslow Boy” at the.Thwaites Empire Theatre, in Blackburn. ■


- Oscar, who is the son of Jamie and Rose Dummer, will play Ronnie Winslow, a cadet at the Royal Naval College; who is accused of the theft of a five-shilling' - postal order.


'' When he returns home afte'r being dismissed, his


•proud father vows to clear his name. As the case pro­ ceeds through the courts, and even to the Houses of


' Parliament, the events take their toll on the health and loves of the family.. .


- . ■ ' ' ' , The play was inspired by an actual event, which set a


. legal precedent; the case of Stonyhurst College alumni • , George Archer-Shee, a cadet at Osborne in 1908, who


' .was accused of stealinga postal order from a fellow ca- ; ' det; His elder brother, Major Martin Archer-Shee, was ! convinced of his innocence, and persuaded his father ' (also called Martin) to engage lawyers."


- The most respected barrister of the day, Sir Edward


. Carson, was also persuaded of his innocence and insist- . ed on the case coming to court. On the fourth day of the trial; the Solicitor General accepted that Archer-Shee was innocent, and ultimately the family was paid com- - : pensation.


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until Saturday. Tickets are available by calling the box = office on 01254 685500.


Last night saw the opening of the play and it will run ' " "


'- Oscar is also a student at The Mary Waddingtori


. School of Dancing and has previously starred as the son '' of Macduff in a production of Macbeth at the Lowrv in Salford.


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;GIFTED: Oscar,Dummer is playing the lead role in “The: Winslow Boy” at the Thwaites Empire Theatre, (s)


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Clitheroe,’ r ;..' -loving ^ partner>j;of. the. late ; Jean and - father.- of-v Neville^'^^i:.’'.- >^7. Reposing^:'.


On. M a y 2nd,' 2010,;* assed away quietly a t ' : icech-' .- • . Grove, -;


' ' (Jim)- ■■ : WARD ’.'James'*


»]Doctor-.Golding,; the^ iDistrictNurses and all-, {Ron's Carers for their; kihdncss;and medical^ attcntiqn'.'and to Jour- friends‘>.-'‘ . • 'an d ; neighbours' at «Vale' House,-.Wlialley for all their support. Thanks' also to Reverend Katy ^Thomns-; ’ for -“her.


'neighbours r, for • the : kind expressions o f .sympathy, letters and 'cards of- condolence iand ' -;i^ ■ • donations.- ^received :at this sad itime:.'Special, thanks ' are ‘f'‘:^cxtended : t to .


sheila and family ^vish tov“ c-'^press V their ^sincere.’^ tlianks to all .relatives, • friends and


SMITH Ronnie *


BACK TO SCHOOL PARTY


Helen Dakin and Jill Lloyd would like to thank family and friends for taking a trip “back to


f school.' on Saturday May 8lh. Thank you for B'all th'e generous donations; we have raised • f ^[over £500. for Bolton by Bowland and Grindleton Primary Schools , . ,1 Many thanks again-


: V T■ Love Helen and Jill xx .


^comforting prayers:; •'•and ‘ministrations and . ;*alsoT}rtoT>' L Champ Funeral Services; •* •


JO -1 2 W l i a l i e y R o a d . C i i t l i e r o e (opp .Sninsbun-s) T e ) 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 3 0 4 5 ‘ IlnMemoriam MUSGROVE-


igrandma^ who: died May ;i8th •• 1971,- also ■ remembering.* a dear dad Fred. •• •


'.Treasured memories o f a.very*dear mum,- grandma; and -great


, ■ ’ Rorrie


: TTie years may pass, hBut memories stay,-: '.. ' .'


7 every day:\;: •From'*-.your'- loving daughtcrf:;.)j • Mary,-^ Laurence.and family. '


Loved and remembered . RICE


'Preasured. memories o f I a dear husband and father, who died May 13th, 2000. ' '


: Michael Thomas


Barbara, Charlotte and Rob.


Lxived and remembered. . ,


Thanks for prayers- answered;


In OurThoughts Our Lord and St Jude


• SAUNDERS


John, Lucy, Tom and Henry would like to -thank all those friends, family and patients


'.who supported us running in the Sheffield • ■ half marathon to raise money for East ' Lancashire Hospice. We raised £2800.


- Thankyou for your generosity Thank 7kl


rA big thank you to everyone who sponsored Kerry, Alison, Sheena, Karen and Lisa to walk the Shine Marathon in aid of Cancer Research


We raised in excess of £5000. - - . . ^


'F LE TCHER ' (nee Sellers)


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Andy and Vicky are over the moon to announce the sate • am'val of their beautiful ■ daughter -• i


• Hermlone


- Born at Bumiey Hospital on i- May 5th, 2010


' ' Weighing 61b lOoz Special thanks to Midwife'Maria Williamson,


, . Registrar Ruth Smith;Sonographer Claire' Jenkins and to all our family and friends


. . ■ We are eternally grateful x FLETCHER


Thank you Vicky for bringing our beautiful daughter ■


safely into the world, you may be small but your brilliant! X


■ Love Andy X Happy 18th SMITHIES


Laura and Phil would like to announce the arrival of


; George Ian Philip ‘


Born April 27th, 2010 . Weighing 81b 4oz ; .


Thank you to everyone for the i cards and well wishes - , .• i


Thank’s Joseph for.being fab big brother '


HETHERINGTON


•In our special feature which will appear in the i Glitheroe'Advertiser.and'Times on June 17th;


HAPPY FATHER'S DlAY Place a message for your Dad, Step-Dad, Grandad or Uncle.


S u n d a y , J u n e 2 0 t h ■ „ . : S H . : ' .


•" Gareth T ■ ^ I 3th


Happy 30th Birthday ^ loaspedalson


C 3>o^ Mumand John, Dad,


■ ciV'' , All our love


Emma and R^n andRacheIxxx


Birthdays 1B0YI ITS-


-• 'Birthday Lots of love .


; Mum, Dad a n d . . Kayleigh xx


^j^tlitherpeadvertiser.co.uk . www.cliUieroeadvefttser.co.uk Clitheroe Advertiser&TImes,Thursday,MaylS,2010 GLENDINNING


(nee Robinson) Robert, Pam, Jack and


Rachel are pleased


.. . to announce the safe arrival of


. JessfeaKate ; Born on Tuesday


* .May 4th, 2010 . Weighing 81b 4oz


Thanks to Ribble Valley Midwives c and staff at Queens Park


.Also special thanks to both families and friends for their help and support'


WHITTINGHAM (nee Smith)


Chris and Victoria are p te a ^ to announce the birth of


. ^ /Bom May4th, 2010


i Congratulations from both ' families


ISthBirthday


I S - iS 18_ j 8 1 8 i 8 i 8 i s i 8 WOODEND


' Charlotte.


' Alice- May 14th


iS a knockout! ■ by Natalie Cox


DON’T mess with the Mayor - she’s a brown belt in Judo! This little-known fact


about Ribble Valley’s new Mayor, Coun. Lois Rimmer,


was revMled as she took on the chain of office on -Tues­ day night. Succeeding Coun. Beverley Jones, she will be supported in the role by her husband Gordon, as the - Mayor’s Consort. '


'; • ' _ A former midwife, health


visitor and magistrate, Coun. Rimmer has represented the I^ngho and Dinckley ward


since 2007 during her second stint as a local ward council-' lor.


Born and brought up in . Blackburn, she.moved to


Downham in 1961 andyac-; cording to Coun. Joyce Hol- gate, who nominated her council colleague as mayor, at one time lived in a haunt-- ed house.


’ Speaking of Coun. Rim­


mer, Coun. Holgate said: “What you see with Lois is what you get.” And in seconding the nomination, Coun. Stuart


' Hirst added: “When Lois says will you second my nom­ ination, what she means is • -youwill!”


' ' : Referring to Coun. Rim-•


mer’s prowess at martial arts he said the message was “do not mess with the Mayor”. He also called on her to “en­ hance and preserve” all the features which make the Rib­ ble Valley such a gem, during


her year as civic ambassador for the borough.


: Coun. Rimmer^ a moth- er-of-three, first joined the. borough council in 1999 and . represented Langho and Bil­ lington for four years, retum-


; ing to the chamber again as ward councillor for Langho and Dinckley. In her acceptance speech


she called on councillors of all political allegiances to work together, saying she be­ lieved the threat of region- alisation was still “very, veiy”


real: “It makes no difference which party holds power, there is a belief in Westmin­ ster and beyond that big is better and may save money. “Ribble Valley Borough


Council could be at risk of being swallowed by the larg­ er councils that surround us. My view is that if the wheel is not broken don’t fix it.


• “wRibble Valley was cre­


ated almost 37 years ago and has a reputation that is the envy of many. We need to work together and think


together in order to protect our status quo.” During her year in office


Coun. Rimmer will be sup­ porting her chosen charities - Ribble Valley Scouts and Guides and The Sanctuary


-o f Healing in Langho. At the annual meeting of the council, which took place


■in the council chamber on Tuesday night, Coun. Simon Hoare was elected to serve as Deputy Mayor and his wife Grace was named as the Deputy Mayoress.


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MAYORAL GROUP: Ribble Valley’s new . Mayor Coun.


.. Lois Rim-. mer with her husband and consort Gordon, Deputy Mayor


u and Mayoress . Coun. Simon Hoaio and his


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> wife Grace, and 'theborou^ ' \ council’s chief executive Mr Marshal Scott and his wife Catherine.


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School safety w ^ s


SCHOOL pupils in Lan­ cashire are being'given safety tips ahead of Walk to School Week; which starts next Monday, May


/17th./jiArAA;/-:;;,/-;''' ■This year’s theme is


“Walk Your Way’:-and


• parents are being encour- i aged to. pass on naviga­ tion skills, to children. L^cashire County Coun­ cil’s Road Safety Group is giving pupils and parents advice on how they can enjoy safer walks while they discover their local a r e a .


/ Road ; Safety Group


deputy manager. Clare - Farrer said: “Walking to and from school is a ; great .wayTor you. and your child to exercise and : spend time together while '■ also reducing traffic o n / the roads. ■ ■' ,


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. “If your child is familiar with the area where you live and recognises the safest places to cross, they will be safer when they are old enough to travel alone. We’ve put together this advice to help you en­


joy the walk to and from school.” ■ • ' Top tips for children:


. • Always plan your


journey before you set off, as this will help you to avoid getting lost and minimise road crossings. • If you are looking


after someone younger than you, always hold their hand when crossing the road. , • Remember to use


traffic crossings where you can! . .. • Help other road us­


ers to see you by wear­ ing something bright. Fluorescent materials are good in daylight and ■ at dusk,'whereas reflec-. tive materials work well at night.'


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Top tips for parents:' • Find out if any of


your child’s friends live in the area so they can share the journey.'/ • Point out safe places


to cross on local roads and highlight any dangers. • Lead by example -


if ./


you run across the road or cross when the “red man” ; is showing, your child will too. ' '■


• Talk about the im­


portance o f not using a mobile phone o f texting


while crossing the road;- • Remind your child .


that they cannot hear traffic if listening;,to mu­ sic through earphones, or / see it properly if wearing a large hood.. For more informa- •


tion, call the Road Safety: Group on 08003281635, e-mail roadsafety@lanca- shire.goV.uk pf visit: WWW.


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