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4 26 ' Clitheroe Advertiser & T im e s , Thursday, January 28th, 201 0


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Pre-payment funeral plans available Funeral Directors


Riehard Chen- & Terry Seotr Office Chapel of Rest


10-12 Wlialley Road. Clitheroc ioppSainsbur>'si


Brian Price & Son Funeral Directors


‘Peacehaven’ Chapel of Rest The Genuine and Independent


family concern of two generations offering a 24hrpersonal service .


Brian, Jean, Carl and Pauline Tel: Clitheroe 441297


Prepaid funeral plans available on request BRENNAN •


dear^ loved mother of Stephen, Kathryn, Mathew and the late Margaret, also a dear mo t h e r - i n - l a w , grandma and great- grandma. The funeral service will take place today, Thursday,. January 28th at St Micliacl and St Johns R.C. Church at 2 p.m. followed by a private cremation. Family flowers only please, but donations m remembrance of Connie may be given to The ’ Christie Hospital, c/o Richard Chew,


On Wednesday, January 20th, 2010, peacefully in Clitheroc Hospital, Connie Bishop, aged 84 years, formerly of Hicnflcld Road,


BISHOP Connie


. Clitncroc,


Funeral Service, 10-12 Whalley


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Clitheroc, BB7 lAW. Inquiries. Tel. 01200


. Clitheroe Road,


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Peacefully on Januapr 19th, 2010, at his home in Hurst Green, and . fortified* by the Rites of Holy Mother Church, Thomas, aged 93 years, the dearly, loved husband of the late Winifred, much loved dad of Frances, Ann, Joe and the late Bill, also a loving father-in-law, gran­ dad, great-grandad and brother. . R.I.P.


BOLTON Thomas


Stoneyhurst today, Thursday, January 28th at 10-30 a.m. followed by interment at St Josephs Cemetery. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Thomas -if so desired may be given for The East Lancs Hospice Fund, c/o Mrs R. Pallistcr, Howgills, Bolton-by- Bowland, Clithcroe, BB7 4NN. Inquires to Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 44I2Q7.


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Pcacehaven Chapel of Rest. Requiem Mass will be offered at St Peters


Reposing in


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Church,.


Janua^ 20th, 2010, in Harrogate and Fortified by the Rites of the Holy Mother Church, Angela, aged 82 years and formerly of Clithcroc, the dearly loved wife of the late Dr Conor Brennan, much loved mother - of Garrett, • Kevin, Colman, Dcirdrc, Raymond' and Desmond


Angela Josephine Peacefully


on


Caroline, also a dear, granny, sister and mother-in-law.


and


Requiem Mass will be offered at St Michael and . St John’s RC. Church, Clithcroc,


R.LP,


Clitheroe Cemetery. Family flowers only please. . Donations in memory of Angela,


morrow, Friday, January 2Qth at 10- 30 a.m. followed by interment


to­ at


desired, may be given for cither the Castle Medical Group District Nurses ' (please make


if so


payable to Castle Medical Group) or Harrogate


cheques


TKEASUREDMEMENTD For years to come


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IJ\MI^^4LTEDKEEPSAKES NOW AVAILABLE


Witli all notices placed


Further help and friendly advice call 01282 426161:?'


District Hospital NKS FT), c/o Mrs C. James, • . 8 Poorsland ' Barn, Slaidburn, BB7 3AE. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son,.


and


Directors. ■ Tel. 01200 441297.


Funeral


District Hospital (please ■ make cheques payable to Harrogate


and %


On . Wednesday, January 20th, 2010, peacefully


DOLPHIN John


. dear uncle to Brian, Tony and Karen, also a very dear friend to Susan.


. Funeral Service, 10/12. Whalley


Accrii^ton at 11-40 a.m. Flowers may be left at the . Chapel of Rest,


January 28th at 10 a.m. . followed by a cremation . '.


Requiem Mass will be offered at St Michael and St Johns R.C. Church,. < Clitheroc, today,


RJ.P, .: Thursday, at


Clitheroc, BB7 lAW. Tel. 01200 443045.


Caroline, Britnejs Jack,'Maisie, Faye and Sam and also a much loved, father-in-law, uncle and cousin.' The funeral service will be held at Trinity Community •. Church, Accrington on Friday, February sth prior to interment : at St Helen’s Churchyard, Waddington. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Peter, may be made to Parkinson's Disease Society c/o The Wolstenholme Fun­ eral Service, Willows Lane, Accrington, BB5 oRT. Inquiries Tel. 01254 232604.


Stephanie, tAddyour^messageSiOf condolence^


Waddington), • • the dearly loved husband o f . the late Phyllis, much loved father to Peter, Stephen and Andrew, brother . to David and Rosema^, companion to Carrie, beloved grandfather to


On Friday, January 22nd, 2010, suddenly after: a long .illness, Peter, aged 76 years of C la y ton -le -M o o r s , (formerly.


DUGDALE Pe ter ;


of


Clitneroc Road,


Dolphin, aged 88 years, John was the very dear husband of the late Doris and a


Castleford - Home for the -Elderly and Fortified by the Rites of Holy - Mother Church,


at John ■"'- 4 > I el 01200 44304-S Caring Professional Scr\ ice ^>cn'iccs f.


• long illness, at . Longworth House - Residential Home, : Mcllor, fortified by the Rites of . the Holy


Peacefully passed away * on ; • January 22nd, 2010/ after a


- (neeHiompson). .Margaret


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Acknowledgements BROGDEN •


-Mary, Geoffrey, Margaret and Michael wish to ' thank all relatives,


Geoffrey Rlchaid neighbours


• Andrew and Abby. A Requiem Mass will be - celebrated at St Mary’s


Friday, January 29th, 2010 at 11-30 a.m. prior . to burial.. Reposing in the Chapel of Rest, Broomfield Place, Witton.-


Osbaldcston


Church, on


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peacefully on Friday, January 22nd, 2010, in • The Royal Blackburn Hospital and formerly of Clithcroc, aged 81 years, Harry was the 13th of 15 children, beloved .brother of Evelyn, Mona, Mary and Ruth, also a dear uncle to Mary. A foneral service and cremation will be held on Friday, January 29th at Accrington Crematorium at 2-20 p.m. All inquiries to . Terence


Passed away


Clithcroe, BB7 lAW. Tel. 01200 443045.


Acknowledgements BARLOW


•thanks to all relatives, friends


neighbours for the many


sympathy and letters and cards of condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking Monsignor


expressions


Corcoran for his kind words and comforting


also J.


ministrations and to everyone


attended the funeral service and have given donations also to Dr. M. Cronin for her support over the years.


. who . _ _ _ kind and of-


Frances, David, Susan and Julie would like to express their sincere


Ann Elizabeth


Clitheroe Funeral Service, Whallcy


Scott,


• 10/12 Road,


WOOD Harry


flowers only, or if desired donations may be made in memory of Margaret to 'For Dementia', 6 Camden High Street, Camden, . London, NWl oJH. Inquiries the Alty Funeral Service, Broomfield Place, Witton, Blackburn. Tel. 01254 503240.


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• loving Nanna of Nic, Barry, . Richard, Edward, Louise, James, Jessica, Jack, Roxane and Matilda and Great-Nanna of


: Mother. ' Church, Margaret,- aged 80. years, ^ the •' devoted wife of Derek, a much loved mum of Sue, John, John and Sue, David- and Helen, a-


members • of the organisations of which Geoffrey . was _ a member for the kind expressions


friends, and


Hospice. Our special thanks to Dr Mowbray and Partners and Nurses at Little Harwood Health Centre,


Lancashire


Blackburn Hospital, East


Royal


MacMillan Nurses for their care and kindness. -Thanks also to Rev. Andrew Froud for his kind and comforting mini­ strations, Richard Chew for his caring funeral arrangements and to all . who attended the funeral service.


Hospice and the Community


Lancashire and


Betty, • Kitty and families would like to thank all relatives, friends


EDON Ellen


neighbours, for the letters and cards -of sympathy


and


Thanking . also the Rev. Froud • and organist. Bands and Langshaws Funeral Directors, Tlie Flower Shop and Tlie Old Post House and all who made it a sad but lovely day.


condolence and all who attended the funeral


service. and


sympathy • and donations received for East


of VINES


The family of the late Maijo^ic


Maijorte sincerely


-prayers during th is . sad and difficult time. Special thanks to Rev. Katy Thomas and friends at Whalley Methodist Church and to all at Abbeyfield Care Home, Low Moor and Prices Funeral Directors for all their help and kindness. Thanks also to all who gave generous donations to Water -Aid.


relatives and friends for their support and


WOOD


Alison, Mark and family would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends


(nee Garnett) Ruth


neighbours for the many


sympathy and cards of condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also Rev. Canon


expressions


Nicholson for his kind words and comforting ministrations' and to everyone


attended the funeral service and have given donations for the Parkinson’s Disease Society. To all the Staff at Lowfield House and the District Nurses for their care and kindness and to Dr. I. Ibbotson for his support.


who In Memoriam


Janet, Gill and families would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends


SIMPSON Freda


acquaintances for their support and many


and


sympathy and letters and cards of condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also Rev. Marry Jones for his kind words and comforting minis­ trations and to all who attended the funeral service, to Dr. A. Carter and the District Nurses for all their care and support and to Brian, Jean, Carl and Pauline Price for all funeral arrange­ ments. They would also like to express their appreciation to everyone for the


expressions


U.K. which, arc still being received c/o Mrs S. Blackburn, 14 Montague Street, Clitheroe, BB7 2EB. • A • sale of mum’s furniture and personal belongings will be held at her home 4 Chatburn Avenue, Clitheroc, on Saturday 30th January between 2 and 4p.m. All proceeds from the sale ■ will go to Cancer Research U.K.


f;enerous donations or Cancer Research ^ aa s s if iedR x tv


what ever you want, whenever you want if


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January 29th, 1993. Till memoriesfail and life departs You'llliueforeuer in my mind and heart.


CROOK Frances


A loving wife, mum and nana, January 29th, 2008.


CRUMP Ann


All our love always Dave, Nicola, Louise, Alex, Olivia, sisters Margaret and Gina, brothers Danny, Brett, Randy and the late Michael, all family , friends and colleagues.


Your memory Hues on. The hue for you will ncuer go away, You are always in our hearts, Today and eueryday.


DICKINS


Gadget, January 29th, 1988.


Gareth John


I miss you more than euer, You arc always in my mind,


Love Mum, Tel and Hannah xxx.


God bless. ANGIE


A part of us went with you on February 2nd, 2003. Miss you so much baby face.


. Angela Kate Walmsiey


Love you -Mum and Dad X X .


ANGIE*


Love you more xxxx. 'Nik,


Wc miss you each and cuery single day.


Angela Kate Walmsiey


Flarrison and Alexa. Stephen, . - ELMS


Steven and Joanne are proud to announce the safe arrival of


Connor Steven


Your loving daughter Frances xxx.


Born January 21 st, 2010 Weighing 71b 9oz


A welcome brother for big sister Alisha


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kJTS^ ABOY!


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using an aeroplane equipped with the latest thermal imaging equip­ ment to identify “hot spot” areas across Lan­ cashire where buildings are losing the most heat. With official statistics


FAMILIES and firms in L an c a sh ire could save money, thanks to an innovative energy survey about to “take off” in the county. The survey will involve


has been completed, work will s ta r t in the target areas to show households and businesses how they might be able to take advantage of free or low- cost measures - such as loft and cavity wall insu­ lation - to help cut their energy bills.


showing that half of the heat lost from a typical building is through the walls and loft, this survey will identify those areas with a real problem and help to create “greener” and more energy-efficient homes. Once the initial survey


Cavity wall insulation


can significantly reduce the amount of energy needed to heat a home and can save around £115 ■ a year on fuel bills, according to the Energy Saving Trust; Insulating a loft can


save around £150 per year on energy bills if no insulation is there at the moment. If you already have some insulation then topping it up to the rec­ ommended minimum level of 270mm can still save you money. Commenting on the .


launch of the survey. County Councillor Tim Ashton said: “Cutting down on energy use makes sense at all times, and in the current eco­ nomic climate anything we can do to help families and firms to cut costs is very welcome. “The broad range of


partners involved in the project means there are a range of grants or help available for homeowners and businesses to save


energy and money. By undertaking this high- tech approach, we will make sure th a t future work and grants are tar­ geted effectively.” To offset the small car­


bon emissions from the survey flights, the county ' council will also make a contribution to the Lan- cashire-Gulu Carbon Compensation Scheme. The survey has been


funded with contribu­ tions from the 15 councils in Lancashire, including Kibble Valley Borough Council, as well as the- Energy Saving Trust and the Northwest Improve­ ment and Efficiency Partnership. • The aerial, image


taken during a similar aerial survey in another part of the country.


Leaner burn cars on the way


CAR drivers are getting more miles to the gallon out of their vehicles, with big improvements still to come. MEP CluTs Davies, whose North West


constituency includes Kibble Valley, says that fuel efficiency is set to increase by 20% over the next six years. Car manufacturers are gearing up to


meet the requirements of a new EU law which forces them to reduce C02 emis­ sions from the fuel their cars burn. Latest figures for the 12 million cars


sold in Europe in 2008 reveal that aver­ age emissions were down by 3.3%, the largest fall since records began a decade ago. _■ ■ Liberal Democrat Mr Chris Davies,


who helped negotiate the new law, says that the manufacturers are introducing long overdue changes. He said: “They were slow to start, but


car builders are now being forced to emb C02 emissions.


“Vehicles are becoming more fuel effi­


cient and this will help to keep down the cost of driving.” Average emissions from new cars sold


in the UK during 2008 stood at 158.2 gC02/km compared to a European aver­ age of 153.5 gC02/km. Across Europe currently 47.3% of car


sold are fuelled by petrol, 51.4% by diesel, while just 1.3% use alternative power sources.


above shows th a t those properties coloured red or orange are losing the most heat, while those coloured blue and green are the most energy-effi­ cient. This photograph was


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