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family concern of two generations offering a 24hrpersonal service,


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


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.on b eh a lf of. either Caring Hands 2 You or Marie ; Curie Nurses. Inquiries to Bertwistles Funeral Service, 46 Burnley Road, Padiham, BB12 8BN; Tel . 01282 .771628.'


HARRIS


. and lov ing grandson o f Edith. Funeral serv ice will take place at 10 a.m. on Friday, April 16th, 2010, a t St Leonards Church, Langho, prior to'. cremation at A ccr ington Crem­ atorium. Flowers and inauirics to Langshaw C a lv e r le y Funeral S erv ices, 103a King Street, Whalley, BB7 9SW. T e l . 01254


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On Wednesday, April ' 7th, 2010, suddenly in hospital, Carl, aged 50 years, the beloved son - o f B e^ l , much loved dad o f l e e and Dean,' dear ly lov ed brother of. Darren and Nigel, '


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Peaceful^ at his home on Tuesday, April 6th; 2010, Stan Bradshaw aged 9 7 y ea rs, the loving husband o f 71 y e a r s . to Ida, much loved fatlier o f Carol and dear grandfather o f Suzanna. Grateful thanks to the Carers of Caring Hands 2 You who looked after him with ca re . and compassion in his last days. Stan's funeral service will be held at Burnley Crematorium, today, Thursday, April 15th at .1-40 p.m. Family flowers only please, however donations in memory o f . Stan will be gratefully accepted


BRADSHAW Stanley


.P en d lc s id c Hospice, c/o L. Champ Funeral Service, Bank House, W h a l le y • Road, C la y to n le Moors, A ccrington BBs sDY. In q u ir ie s T e l . 01254


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• P e a c e fu l ly , on ' A pril 7 th , 20 10 a t : T h e :


WHITTAKER Lylah


. M an o r - House, ' Chatbum; Lylah, aged


.8 2 -years o f Clithcroe. A faithful member o f St. Paul's Church and Mothers Union. . R ep o s in g


V ic a ra g e , St. Pau l's . Street, Clithcroc, BB7 2LS. > Inquiries . to ' Brian Price and Son, . Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441247. ■ -


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‘Peacehaven'. Chapel o f Rest. A Service ■ will '• be h e ld a t S t . ; Paul's • C h u r c h , ; ' Clitheroe, today, Thursday, April;. 15th a t ' 10-30 a.m.. followed b y interment ' a t Clithcroe Cemeteiy. Donations in memoiy.. o f Lylah i f so desired m a y b e . given for. St. • P au l's Church; c/o Rev. • . Canon ' R. N ich o lso n ,


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father-in-law o f Karen and G u y .a n d loving: grandpa to Sophie and Jamie; A p r iv a te committal 'will ta k e place at A c c r in g to n Crem­ a to r ium on Friday, A pri l 16th, 2010 at 10-. 20 a.m. followed by a Ce leb rat ion o f Life C e rem o n y - in St J o h n 's Church, Read at 11-15 a.m. Family f low e r s on ly please, donations i f desired in m em o ry o f -J o h n to


John, aged 69 years o f Read, the dearly loved husband o f Ann, much lov ed father o f David an d - Jane ,


loved peacefully in hospital,- but %


- mother o f Brian also a d e a re s t > grandma, great-grandma and a good friend to many. -. R ep os in g '


Community Hospital, C h a tb um Road, C l i th c ro c , BB7 4JX. In q u ir ie s to Brian P r ic e


' Clitheroe Acknowledgements


A lan. David, Anne and families would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives/. fr ien d s .


BURNS Jean


n e igh b ou rs f o r : the . m an y .


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sympathy and letters an d


e xp re s s ion s


• kind • . o f


T h a n lan g also - Father P r ic e fo r his kind, words and comforting ministrations and to . all who attended the fu n e ra l serv ice and h av e given donations-: fo r . Marie • Curie C an c e r ., Care. - A spec ia l thank y o u ’ tot D r M. Flatley for all : h is c a r e . and kindness ■ a lo n g : ; with , ' th e “ D octors, Nurses - an d ' S t a f f o f the Crit ical ; C a re «■ Unit, • R o y a l . Bla ck b u rn Hospital; T h ank ing also Mytton Fold fo r the excellent; refreshments. Special th an k you . to Pauline and everyone at Brian* P r ic e •. ' - and - Son, - Funeral Directors: for th e personal care w i th ' th e


condolence- received during their sad loss. .


cards • o f a r r a n g e m e n t s ; ‘ fu n e ra l>. •Add your messages of condolence: : mnLcStktfitirfv(rtbif8C8kldi ^vwiAnAr.ditheroeadv(ei1iser.co:uk4


f low e r s only please, donations in memory o f Elsie i f so desired may be given for the F rien d s o f Clithcroc Hospital, c/o General O f f ice ,


Peacehaven Chapel o f R e s t . S erv ice and crema t ion w i ll take p la c e a t '-Ac crington Crem ato rium to ­ morrow, Friday, April 16th a t 11-40 a.m. Imm ed ia te


On A pril 10th; 2010,; in ClitheroeiHospital, Elsie, aged 85 years, o f Clitheroe, 'the dearly- loved 'wife o f the late S tan le y , m uch -lov ed


WILSON > Elsie


in . . . ' Acknowledgements


'..Pat, Phil,' G a i l , . Sam,; L au ren and:- Chris


- CUDWORTH ■ (Jim) -


fam i ly -


. e sp e c ia l ly -. support; - fo llow in g . the sudden lo s s o f Jim. ' To R e v e ren d Barbara K n igh t for h er help an d advice - and v ery c a r in g d eliv ery o f J im 's fiincral service. T h a n k s . to '. . T h e M a r tyn Sharpe N ew Orleans Jazz Band for h e lp in g us celebrate. J im 's l i fe . A sp e c ia l- thanks to the Doctors and Nurses on Wards B2 an d B4 a t The R o y a l Blackburn Hospital and to Jean an d Val fo r b e in g th e r e


.w a n t to s a y - a . b ig th an k you to all their, fam ily and friends for. c a rd s , •,'' -/let ters,- d o na t ion s .


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Funeral Directors. Tel. ' 01200 441297. •


and Son, .


I Thank you so much. T h an k s to Langshaws F u n e ra l Services for th e ir kind words and professional service.


th ro u gh o u t this sad t ime. •


ROSE


A nd y , Bethany and all th e family would like to - express . _ th e ir sincere thanks to all - relatives and friends • fo r th e many kind exp re s s io n s


* Katy Nicola


co n d o len ce received^ during their sad loss. T h a n k in g . also Rev.- A n d y Froud for h is k in d words and com fo r t in g : min i­ s tra t io n s ..and to-, all w h o at tended T h e ■ S e rv ic e


s ym p a th y : and letters an d


cards : of. of- fo r * • us. James - Sendees ^ i . V ' ' .. i i j •'>( , Acknowledgements iThankYou


> al l ■ ' relatives and friends 'fo r - th e many o f


' John, - Mich ae l , Ian and IJsa wish to thank


. . THOMAS (nee Blackledge) : : Sandra .


[m e s sa g e s I sympathy,


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I donations to th e East r Lancs H ospice. Our sincere thanks to the


floral ‘ and


I S taf f , o f E a s t L a n c s - Hospice an d . the District Nursing Staff from Lark Hill Health


i'f;McKenna'--. F un e ra ls ^ w h o .^.helped - m ak e a •-'^difficult - t im e ' a . little g'easier.-'* ^^'-;-'^^'


^ comforting . se rv ice y and ministrations and ..to the Staff a t Waring


" 10-12 W I t j i lI c y Road. C.'lilhoiTU- lopp .SjilnsliiirvNl l i- l 0 1 2 0 0 44.^04.'' J Birthday Memories


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■ A page in the book o f ' memories, -


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Is gently turned today. F r o m ■ s is te r /:A n n , - Norman and th e girls.


Appeals, Donations & Charities


-The sum o f ^ 5 0 . wa s ra ised . K e ith and Brian Johnson.


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W e would-like to sa y a b ig thank y o u to all w h o co n tr ib u ted to T h e A ir Am b u lan c e in memory o f o u r mum.


JOHNSON Florrte


DIXON-FADDEN Chnstopher and Jacqueline


are delighted to announce the safe arrival of their baby daughter


Amy


. Born Sunday, April 11th, 2010 Weighing 81b lOoz


A most welcome sister for Trent Thank you for our beautiful granddaughter


Love from Pat and Derek, Chris and John : Thank you for my gorgeous niece Love Carol xxx


21st Birthday 21 21 21 21 21 21 2J 21 21


BOLtON Howard April 21st


Happy 21st Birthday


All our love Mum, Dad, Leanna and Jack XX


Congnatulations Love from


Grandma, Grandad and Grannie xxx


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DINSDALE Amy


April 16th


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'ca red fo r Katy fo r a l l ; th e ir support. •


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l ik e -• to > e xp re s s .' th e ir . cmpreciation -to a l l jo f i th e Medical Team who - •


L an ca sh ire - a Hospice Fund. They would also .


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^ When you place a Celebration Notice


(Birthday, Birth, Anniversary, Engagement) For more information


Tel.01282 478134/478135 or


CaM'into one of our front counters: Bull Street, Burnley


Scotland Road, Nelson King Street, Clitheroe or’


email: janet.keegan@eastlancsnews.co.uk


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. Laura , April 18th


- , ; Have a great 21st Lots of love


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i Dad, Jo ■ -andTezxxx;


Vyhich/eversWawyou'Cho iqur«friendly/anci i helpful "staff ? , r .& ^ a r e “.h e re ; to .h e lp v ^ ^ i^ ; /^ r


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ir to thank them all!


■ 21st Birthday Wishing you health


. ■ and happiness ' always


. Love Mum, Dad,. Glen and Vicky xx


; Happy 2l'st Amy Love Rick xx


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WILKINSON- TURNER


■ Mr and Mrs A WJIkinson are


pleased to announce the engagement of their youngest daughter


§5- Rachel to David


Eldest son of Mr and Mrs J H Turner of Langho


Congratulations and best wishes from s ; both families


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^ H R E E ^ V W V Y S ^ T O s P L A e E ? / C l= A M I L Y s


-"-ia Lancashi re . / ■ Birthday m em o r ie s o f


^ l,MAPLE'\ ■ Norman


■■‘ to .. Sandra. • Th ank s a lso to Rev . John • H a r t l e y / ; f o r his


'.Centre for: the lo'ving and tender ca re shown


I would like to thank everyone who sent me


cards, flowers, etc and good wishes after my recent stay in hospital.


It is all very much appreciated.. ^ '


. Thank you once again . June.


AINSWORTH (nee Roberts)


Andy and Gail are delighted to announce the birth . oftheirson ,,


Alex Bom March 26th, 2010 A welcome brother for Drew


Many thanks to Chris Bond and midwives on C9 and C l 1, all family and friends for cards and gifts .-■■■■ ■... received •


BLACKBURN (nee Holmes)


WINDSOR


- Scott would like to thank family and friends for their kirid presents and cards received on his 40th Birthday.


,


MartinandJohannaare delighted to announce the'


safe arrival of their daughter Lydia Jane


Born March 26th, 2010 . Weighing 71b 4oz


h j _ iC'.- A welcome sister for Jacob Love and best wishes from both Emilies


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by Laura Hyde-White and Rachel Cunliffe


Engagements BRIGGS- LITTLEWOOD Mr and Mrs William Briggs are;


pleased to announce the engagement of their only daughter


■ Sarah to Wayne


Youngest son of Mrs May Liftlewood and the - late Mr. Ron Littlewood of Ainsdale


Congratulations and best wishes from , both families


A MUCH-LOVED nurse said farewell to Clitheroe Community Hospital where she has worked


the hospital had four busy wards ac­ commodating 101 patients.We were expected to work 44 hours a week. “It was always full and there were


School, I learned how to do CPR and started work at the hospital under the guidance of matron Miss Vera Johnson,”‘she said. “Times were different then and


she said: “All the nursing staff had to work on Christmas Day-we didn’t have a choice because we were so short staffed. We all enjoyed spend­ ing Christmas Day with the patients. When it was time for the Christmas dinner, there were a group of Clit­ heroe first-aiders who would arrive at the hospital to watch the patients while the nursing staff - all 60 of them-would go to the dining room and eat the festive dinner.”


not enough trained staff to attend to the patients, so we all had to work very hard. Despite this, the hospital had a very happy atmosphere and we were like one big happy family.” Recalling her favourite moments,:


at the hospital until she married her husband, John, and the couple had their first child, Philip. She returned to work part-time on nights - a role she did for 40 years. She added: “I have met some re­ ally nice people over the years and


DEDICATED: Mrs Sheila Smithson who is retiring after 46 years at Ciitheroe Community Hospitai. Mrs Smithson worked full-time


have enjoyed my time at the hospital,- but I am looking forward to spending more time with my husband, enjoy­ ing holidays together and visiting my: daughter, Adele, who lives in South Carolina, America.” : Mrs Smithson also said that she felt the need for a new hospital to be


went to work at the hospital as a fresh-faced nurse aged only 21. “On leaving Ribblesdale High


ered at The Calfs Head, Worston, to celebrate the retirement of Clit­ heroe woman Mrs Sheila Smithson, who worked as an auxiliary nurse at the local hospital for 46 years. She described the time she first


for almost half a century. Friends and work colleagues gath­


Happy 40th Biilhday


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With all my love L iz x


srrs A'BOY


4 0 4 0 , 4 0


COX Dale


April 18th 40 4 0 40 40 4 0


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I www.clitheroeadveitl8er.co.uk Clitheroe Advertiser ATImes, Thursday, April 15,2010 21st Birthday


21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 KENYON


; Chris April 16 th


. -.Hap)^ 21st Birthday Chris Love always


f K i t XX - 1 ./ , -j. 21 21 Valley pair win agricultural scholarships


2L TWO young Ribble Valley agricul­ 21


ture entrepreneurs have won schol­ arship awards to study in the USA. Elizabeth Coar and Steven Walk­


er, who both live in Dunsop Bridge, put in a successful joint application


and have received £3,000 in fund­ ing. The other winning candidate,


Hannah Tait, from Abbeystead, re­ ceived £2,000 towards her studies in New Zealand. , - . Elizabeth; a former Myerscough


College floral design student, has a horticultural interest and will study the plant and cut flower market. Steven focuses on agriculture and will look atiUS beef breeds and pro­


duction methods that influence the supply chain.. The awards, set up in 2009, are


promoted by Norbreck Genetics and Myerscough College to help fund young candidates who wish to use their skills and further their industry knowledge abroad. Philip Halhead, of Norbreck Ge­


netics and the judging panel, said: “We are encouraged to see such enthusiasm for agriculture and hor­ ticulture. “The three people winning this


year’s award showed real entrepre­ neurial spirit and we felt they would make the most of the new ideas and contacts they will make.”


Sheila's farewell to


built in Clitheroe was vital. “I sincerely hope that they do


Lynn May, Denise Feely and Carol Heidy for all their support.


A feast of fun


■:,-art, music and theatre. 'The borough will host no less than seven festivals,


AN arts extravaganza comes to Ribble Valley in May, when the borough hosts a month-long celebration of


;; ,as well as a feast of exhibitions and family events, cul­ minating in the biggest family party in Lancashire, the - Clitheroe Castle Family Week Picnic. Thousands of


■ maestro Omar Puente at the Grand, and the Into the jis Valley Festival, featuring a feast of differenet types of " music.


: i picnickers are expected to converge on Clitheroe Castle :; on Spring Bank Holiday Monday for the picnic, which is one of eight flagship picnics marking the start of Na- tional Family Week 2010. Other highlights include the Ribble Valley Jazz Fes- : tivai; featuring Jacqui Dankworth and Cuban violin


: Bowland Room, Clitheroe Castle. ..For art enthusiasts, Clitheroe s Old Bakehouse Gal-


PICNIC: (front) Jennie Schumann from the Atnum Cafe, Gemma Fordham of National m e s s a g e s , w i s h e s q n d ’p h o t o s - v i s i t w w w . c l i t h e r o q q d v e f t ^ ^


Family Week and Mayor Elect Lois Rimmer along with other piartners and organisers launchine the Mav Festival of Fun In Clitheroe. - -


; leiy will host an exhibition of landscape and coastal art, . while the Platform Gallery-will host “Artefact’Vfeatur-


; - ing craft work in ceramics, glass, jewelleiy, metals, em- broiderv and textiles'


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^ Family-friendly.events include the Community Rail ^ Festival at the Platform Gallery,'the Brungerley Bug Trail at Brungerley Park and the Ugly Bug Ball at the


build a new hospital because the pa­ tients of Clitheroe and the surround­ ing areas require it,” she said. Mrs Smithson went on to thank


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