20 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, June 9tti, 2011


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A Requiem Mass will b e celebrated fo r N o rman in St Mary’s R.C. Church, Sabden, tom o r row , F r id a y , Ju n e 10 th at 10 - 3 0 a .m .


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f low e r s only p lea se , however, donations in m em o ry o f Norman wi l l b e gra te fb l ly a ccepted on behalf o f S t M a ry ’s Church Hall F u n d . Inquires to B e r tw is t le ’s Fun era l S e v ic e , 46 B u rn ley R o ad , Padiham. T el. 0 12 8 a 7 7 16 2 8 .


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in te rm en t F am i ly GRIERSON O Bernard James iySemories ....


Precious are memories of loved ones we hold dear


Remembered always throughout the years


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. h o sp i ta l , Bern a rd, aged 8 9 years, loving h u sb a n d to B et ty, t re a su re d dad to C h r is t in e and Pau la, cherished grandad to A n n a , Ha rry, B en , Jo s h an d Jen n y, also a d e a r father-in-law and good fr iend to many. F un e ra l service will be h eld a t 1 2 noon on Monda y, Ju n e 13 th a t W h a l le y


n Wednesday, Ju n e 1s t , 2 0 1 1 , peacefolly in


C h u rch , prior


Fun era l Service, 10 3 a King Street , Whalley. T c l . 0 12 5 4 824529.


d e s ire d to Clithcroe C om m u n ity Hospital c /o


Langshaws


C em e te ry . Fam i ly f low e r s only plea se , b u t donations


in te rmen t at Whalley an d


Par ish to


Wiswefl i f


followed by in S t


G e ra ld in e , a d e a r fa th e r - in - law , and loving grandad to his th ir ty grandchildren and great-grandad to h is twe lve g re a t ­ grandchildren .


and


N o rm an Bromley, a g ed 8 5 yea rs, the much loved husband o f Olive, very dear dad o f G e ra rd , Da vid, C a th e r in e , Berna rd, A lo y s iu s , Thomas, L o re to , Monica, E l iz ab e th


Wednesday, Ju n e 1st, 2 0 1 1 , and Fortified b y the R ite s o f Ho ly M o th e r


P Norman Ernest e a c e fu l ly , on Church, Telephone (day or night) 01200 443045


‘Peacehaven’ Chapel o f Rest. A service will be held a t W h alley Par ish Church on Wednesday, Ju n e 15th at 1 p.m. followed by interment a t Clitheroe Cemetery. F low e r s vvill be rec eived at ‘Pca ceha ven’ Chapel o f Rest, 39 Downham Road, Chatburn, Clitheroe, BB7 4AU or donations in memory o f B e ^ l i f so desired m a y be given to a ch a r ity o f yo u r own pe rsona l


in


In quir ie s to B r ian P r ic e and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel. 0 12 0 0 441297.________


WILSON


great-great-auntie. Reposing


de ar ly loved w ife o f the late Bob a lso a much loved aun tie , g rea t-auntie


the


o f Rest. Service and interment will take plac e a t St. Jo h n ’s Church, Hurst Green on Tuesday, Ju n e 2 1 s t a t i ia .m . F am i ly flowers only p le a se , donations in memory o f Evelyn i f so desired ma y be given for the North West A ir Ambulance, c/o Mrs V. Leach, Carter Fold Cottage, West Bradford Road, Wad- dington, Clitheroe , B B 7 3 JD . Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel. 0 12 0 0 4 4129 7.


Adoiowledgements


M ed ic a l Group, the D is tr ic t Nurses and MacMillan N u r s e s an d the S t a f f o f Prestige Nursing Care, a lso thanks to Marion fo r all her support and to Brian Price and Son fo r the d ign ified funeral arrangements.


th an k s to Doctor Ib botson ,


Sp e c ia l C a st le


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comfort ing m in is ­ tra t io n s and lo v e ly service and to all who a ttended.


donat ions rec eived d u r in g their rec en t sad loss. Thanks also to Reverend Canon M ew is


and


sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours fo r th e k in d expre ssion s o f sympa th y, ca rds o f condolence


T he family o f the late L u cy Casterton w ish to expre ss


CASTERTON Lucy


th e ir for hi-*; P eacehaven’ Chapel


and in


Abbeyfield House, L ow Moor, E v e lyn, a ged 92 y e a r s , o f H u rs t Green,


Pea ce fully on Ju n e 2nd,


Mary Evelyn 2 0 1 1 ,


at choice.


Peacefully on Ju n e 5th, 2 0 1 1 , at Riverside Care Home, S aw le y , Beryl, aged 8 5 yea rs, formerly o f Whalley, Altham and Padiham, the dearly loved wife o f the la te E r ic Raymond Long, much loved mother o f Pame la, P eter and Jo h n , loving mother- in - law o f 6 h r is and Lindsey also a dearest g randma and g re a t - grandma. Reposin g


LENG Beryl


Adoiowledgefnents lAcknowledgeniefits


condolence received d u r in g his sad loss. T h an k in g also Rev. I^ t y Thomas for her kind words . and comfor t ing minis­ trations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations. He would also like to express his appreciation to all ^ e Nurses who attended Betty fo r all their care and Kindness.


cards Jo y c e ,


LAW C ^ i


May we also thank our friend and v ica r the R e v e ren d Dr. Alan Sow erbu tts for his s in c e re


affection.


g ra t ify in g to know that Cyru as held in high rega rd and esteem b y so many who knew him. During the pa st month we have been strengthened b y our C h r ist ian fa ith, and the pra yers and offers o f help from so many friends.


meticulously and with chgnity, and also for their v e ry sound and fr iendly advice. Cyril h ad been associated with S t Jo h n ’s Church, Read fo r over 60 years and it had wonaerful memories for him, as a ch o ir member, sidcman. warden, the church where he was married, and the place where he now rests.


th e ir duties


Sp e c ia l th a n ^ to P e te r and S t a f f o f B e r tw is t le ’s Funeral Directors who carried out


May God Bless you all.


We h a v e received many, many cards and messages o f sympathy and it


is v e ry


making the service truly inspiring.


meaningful address, fo r the members o f the choir and organist, Mr P eter


and Je l le y for


attended and carried out special duties, and a lso to his "Read V il lag e fam ily " for th e ir respect and gen u ine


ce lebration for Cyril on Wednesday, May 25th, he v/oufd have been v e ry humbled and proua for all that took place on that day. Our thank s to his "Yorkshire family” for sharing the time with us , fo r the former L u ca s who


and


apprentices willingly


Dianne would like to thank everyone who attended the service of th ank sgivin g


Jo h n and


sympathy and letters and


e xp re s s io n s


William (Billy) would l ik e to expre ss his sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neigh b ours for the m any


DUGDALE Betty


kind o f


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p lan ts, all donations m memory o f mum and all who attended h er service at Chapel, to R everend Don Jo h n so n for his kind ministrations and to V a le r ie and S t a f f at L an g shaw s Funera l S e rv ic e fo r their k in d n e s s , help and support.


InMemoriain BOWEN


g ra n dm a ,


T re a su red memories o f a d e a r mum, m o th e r


Dorothy Mary


s i s t e r in law and aun tie who died Ju n e 9th, 2 0 10 .


Always in our thoughts. L iz , S te v e ,


D a v e and families. GUY


Ju n e 7th, 20 10 . Of all the many blessings,


Jackie


However great or small, To have had you for a sister,


Jo h n ,


in law , s is te r ,


P r in ted as promised. Lord St Jude


n eighbours for their k in d messages o f sym p a th y , hundreds o f cards,


and flowers,


Jo h n , Karen and fam i lie s wish to expre ss their sincere and grateful thanks to Highwray Care Home, Aughton Surgery and e v e ryo n e who was in vo lv ed in mum’s c a re over the last 18 mon th s, also to fr ien d s


WALLBANK . Constance (Connie)


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9th June, best wishes for the future, love mum, nigel, steph,


milly, ann and steven XXX


Happy 18th love


grandma, uncle ricky and Claire xxx


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Ashieigh June 9th


Happy 18th Birthday Love from Mum, Dad,


k,


Was the greatest one of all.


With love from Greta, Vanessa and families.


GUY


Desperately missed, bu t a lw a ys in our thoughts and hearts, tod a y and everyday. L o v e from Dave, K a ren , Darren, Jo s h u a and Alicia


Ju n e 7th, 20 10 . Loved you once, Love you still. Always loved you, Always will.


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Freda and Harry wish to thank everyone for the beautiful flowers, cards and presents on the occasion of their Diamond Wedding


Gemma June 9th


Happy Birthday to a C-VL.


beautiful daughter Love from


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Doris June 9th


Congratulations on your Diamond Wedding Anniversary.


Love and Best Wishes from Linda and Dave


ADDERLEY-HALL Lynne and Robin are pleased to announce the birth of


Polly Jane Hall


Born May 19th, 2011 Weighing 81b 5oz


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his journey, this Tuesday he wrote: “Today I cycled through


a feeling of satisfaction - one more landmark reached, in fact more than one, as today we visited the most northerly and the most north-easterly points in mainland Britain - Dunnet Head and Duncansby Head respectively.” Speedily continuing through


ern landmark on Wednesday, June 1st, he wrote: “Most cy­ clists arrive at John o’ Croats feeling somewhat elated, hav­ ing completed around 1,000 miles during their journey from Land’s End. Despite hav­ ing completed over 1,350 miles since setting off on May 10th, it’s a tad too early for elation to be amongst my emotions - there are still another 3,000 miles to go before completing the Coastal Challenge! “Still, there was certainly


cer, Bill is aiming to raise £20,000 for Cancer Research UK and has so far raised more than £7,000 - a third of his target. It is 28 days since Bill set out from Clitheroe, and throughout his journey he is' keeping an online diary, or “blog”, with daily updates on his adventure. Having reached the north­


has so far braved all weath­ ers and is now more than four weeks into his epic challenge, but still has 2,500 miles of ped­ alling to do! Having twice survived can­


TWO-WHEELED fund-rais­ er Bill Honeywell is well on his way to cycling the entire 4,300 mile coastline of Britain - hav­ ing successfully reached the UK’s extreme northern point of John O’Groats. The Clitheroe estate agent


Bill reaches northern landmark


BILL HONEYWELL


residents to rally behind him and support this worthwhile cause by donating generously. • To follow Bill’s progress,


John o’ Croats I’ve been fol­ lowing the North Sea Cycle Route. I did about 1,000 miles of it a few years ago - from Rotterdam to Lemvig in north­ ern Denmark - and by the time I get to Harwich I’ll have done all the Creat Britain bit.” Bill is urging Ribble Valley


the centre of Stonehaven, leav­ ing on the coastal road, which passed the ruins of Dunnottar Castle and provided a gently undulating route off the main roads, although I soon had to rejoin the main coastal road. “I realised that since at least


log onto www.billhoneywell. blogspot.com. You can also sponsor him online by logging onto www.justgiving.com/Bill- Honeywell or leave a donation at his estate agency offices at 1 Castlegate, Clitheroe; 79 King Street, Whalley; 13 Queen Street, Creat Harwood or The Fountains, Cisburn Road, Barrowford.


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CHARITY CASH: From the left, club secretary John Pilkin^on, one of the competition organisers Pauline Stansfield, Pendleside Hospice fund-raiser Lisa Riding and club treasurer Alan Whalley. (S)


Bowlers^ hospice boost


A CHARITY bowling match in memory of a popular mem­ ber of Sabden Bowling Club has raised £600 for Pendleside Hospice. Lifelong Sabdener Peter


Lambert died of cancer in the hospice and his friends at the club now hold an annual com- netition in his memory.


A cheque for £600, raised


by the Peter Lambert char­ ity bowls doubles competition, was presented by club mem­ bers to hospice fund-raiser Lisa Riding. . She congratulated the club


and thanked everyone who had supported the event and helned raise the monev.


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