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On ‘ v: Wednesday,. October ^oth, 2010, peacefully after a long illness bravely borne, Mary, aged 51 years and of .Mellor, dearly loved wife of Chris Davis and ; loving' mother of Harry, dear daughter of Hazel and the late Sam and dearly missed sister of Felicity, Hilary, John; and the late Richard- and Tom. . ■


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- be tsadly felt by her. family, friends l and patients at > Darwen Health Centre..where she was a GP.v “ • j . • •* Funeral service- will take place on Friday, October 29th at 1 p.m. at St Mary’s Church,- Church Lane, Mellor followed by a private cremation service.' .


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:= GILES Frederick Dixon


Deborah, Joseph, Anna and Alice also a-, dear brother.


Peacefully on October 21st, 2010, in hospital after a long illness, Fred, aged 70 years, of Chatburn, the dearly loved husband . of Dons, much loved dad of Ian and Tracy, loved father-in-law of Diane and Nick, a devoted, grandad of Katie,


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. Peacefully on October 18th, : • . 2010, .hospital,


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• in Clithcroc Hospital and surrounded by his loving family, Warren . Charles Hayton, aged 38 years, Fortified by the Rites .I of Holy Mother ' Church, Warren was the loving son o f Susan and the late Brian, a loving father to Byron, also the dear brother to


•Tina, Lisa and Nicola, a much loved uncle and nephew.


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A service took place at • Chatburn Methodist Church


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A funeral service will take place on Friday, October 29th, 2010 at St Michael and St John’s R.C., Church, Clithcroc at 1-15 p.m. to .• be followed by- cremation ..


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Wednesday, October 27th .. , followed . - b y . interment at: Christ: Church, Chatburn. ; Donations in memory . of Fred if so desired may be given . for cither : ; Chatburn Methodist Church or the Jennifer Trust, c/o Mr. Ian .‘ Giles; '. 4' Howeroft, Highmoor Park, Chtheroe, “BB7- iN P . ■ Inquiries: to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Dircctors.'Tel. 01200 441297- '


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On ^’’vUSnesday. October- 20th, 2010, Peggy died peaceftilly in Clithcroe Hospital, aged 100 •• years, formerly -


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Accrington, the dear wife orWilham (Billy) and the loved mother of Gillian and the late Geoffrey and mother- in-law to Frank, much loved Gran Gran to Stephen, Simon and Laura and great-gran to Felix, Toby, Poppy and William, sister to Judith and the late Eric and Geoffrey. A ftincral service will take place on Monday, November • 1st ' at Accrington Crem­ atorium at 1-40 p.m. Family flowers only please,


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Who died peacefully on Tuesday, October 19th, 2010, aged 62 years, the loving father of Brian, Rachel (deceased)


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On October i8tli, 2010, in hospital, Margaret, aged 79 years,: of West Bradford and formerly of i Oxford, Roaci, Burnley, the dearly loved ^vife of the late Ronald, much loved mother of Bob and Richard, devoted friend and companion of Bill, dear mother- in-law of Susan and Susan also a devoted grandma of Ljmdsey, Emma, ' Amanda, Hannah,


Elizabeth and George. Reposing


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.Thursday, October 28th at 1-40 p.m. Family flowers-only please, donations in memory of Margaret 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. Tel. 01200 44X


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On October 22nd, 2010, in hospital, Doreen, aged 80 years of Clitheroe, the dearlv loved wife of. the late Peter, much loved mother of Lesley and Michael, loving grandmother


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w w w.clltheroeadvertiser.co .uk Clltheroe A d v er t is e r & Tim e s , Thursday, October 2 8 ,2 0 1 0 Tributes to loving Aaron’


A FAMILY has paid tribute to a 42-year-old loving man , who left a lasting impression on whoever he met. ; Aaron-Thistlethwaite, who


had Down’s Syndrome, died in hospital with his family beside him. Described by his loved ones as “kind, consid­ erate and affectionate”, Aar- : on was well-liked by all who : knew him. His popularity was evident by the hundreds of condolence cards his fam­ ily received. Born and brought up


in Billington, Aaron was educated at a special needs school, after which he began


attending Pendleton Brook Day Centre, Clitheroe, aged 21. .Aaron was “adopted” by .


Garry and Kath Ridgeway, of Park Avenue, Clithe­ roe, when his mum died 14 years ago. Kath, who has two grown-up children, Kelly and Daniel, said Aaron had no trouble adapting into family life.“He was in respite care and came to visit us for an afternoon and that was it, he didn’t want to leave. He quickly become a much- liked member of our family and fitted in really well,” she said.


She added that Aaron had


a huge smile and a big heart, and added: “He was well­ loved by everyone and very popular in Clitheroc. He enjoyed socialising and kept himself very busy at all times. Every Friday evenings he enjoyed going to the IGng’s Arms for a little drink. “He liked superheroes


and would often dress up as Superman or Spiderman to entertain us.


■ “He had a real passion for


writing and always carried papers and pens with him.” “He brought so much love and happiness into our lives


and we have never regretted looking after Aaron.” More than 200 mourners


gathered at St Michael and St John’s Church and to hon­ our his memoiy, over 100 he­ lium balloons in the colours and form of superheroes, on which friends and family had written special messages for him, were released at the cemetery. Aaron is survived by his


sisters Rosaline Holgate and Gabrielle, brother Austin, Kath and Garry Ridgeway,


: Kelly, Chris, Daniel, Emma, • Amelia, Oscar, Henry and Jack.


HAPPY MAN: Aaron always brought joy into the lives of peo­ ple, (s)


Rugby hero Kyran’s return to Stonyhurst


ENGLAND rugby hero turned ice dancer Kyran Bracken visited his old


school in the Ribble Valley. Bracken, who was part of England’s World


Cup winning squad in 2003, went back to Stonyhurst College to coach some of the school’s rugby players. “Coming back to Stonyhurst brought back


some fantastic memories of my time here and it was good to see some of my teachers of 20 years ago!” said the 38 year-old star. “It was great training the under-16 rugby


team and helping them to improve their game, and congratulations to the first team in winning their latest cup fixture and pro­ gressing on to the next round.” Headmaster Andrew Johnson said, “Itwas


great to welcome Kyran back to Stonyhurst and our under-16s really benefitted from his inspirational coaching.” Bracken won ITV’s “Dancing on Ice” pro­


gramme and is in the north west promoting his “Ice Party” shows, which are on the Octo­ ber 23rd and 30th at The Arena at Blackpool OLD SCHOOL: Rugby star Kyran Bracken with the under-16s squad at his old school, Stony- Pleasure Beach.


hurst College. Fashionable boost for hospices Moving his car after 21


drink proved costly A WADDINGTON man’s parking problems end­ ed with him losing his driving licence and his job. Blackburn magistrates heard Martin Hoyle (28)


was unable to park outside his home and ended up leaving fiis vehicle on the social club car park. But when he moved it later that night police


were in attendance because of an incident at the club and he was stopped and breathalysed. Hoyle, of Waddow View, pleaded guilty to driv­


ing with excess alcohol. He was banned from driving for 17 months and


fined £100 with £100 costs. Miss Catherine Allan (prosecuting) said officers


outside Waddington Social Club heard and then saw a car being driven in what they considered to be a dangerous manner. An officer stepped out and held up a hand for


the car to stop. “The car didn’t stop and tlie officer had to move


quickly out of the way,” said Miss Allan. “The officer jumped in his car and followed un­ til the car stopped nearby.’: ■ I : , Mr Andrew Church-Taylor (defending) said


FABULOUS fashion and fund raising were the order of the


:evening when local country, clothes specialist SWAMP and Luxury Blends Cashmere got . together in aid of Pendlesidc and East Lancashire hospices. - “The night was a great success and raised in ex­


cess of £1,080.” said Katie Holden, owner, of SWAMP. .“Wc were overwhelmed that


! what wc classed as a small event managed to raise so much mon-. cy for the hospices. Everyone enjoyed a glass of Champagne : on arrival and the evening was ereat fun. The male models were


. particularly popular with some of the ladies who attended!” • Charity coffers were boost-


:ed further by the raffle and winners walked away with prizes including a lady’s coat and a leather holdall, both from the new SWAMP Au­ tumn and Winter collection..


Hoyle had left his car outside the club earlier in the day. He had then been out with friends in Clit­ heroe, taking a taxi there and back.. • “When he got home he went to.his car to get


his front door key, but having seen there was room outside his address he decided to move the car,” said Mr Church-Taylor. > . “As a result of that decision he has lost his job as a tree suraeon.”-■


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