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On Wednesday, April 13th, 2011, peacefully in Haydock Nursing Home in her 99th year, beloved wife o f the la te Reuben, lov ing mother o f Ar th u r and his wife Susan and Bert and his w i fe Susan and much loved grandma o f Chris and David. Reposing in the Chapel o f Rest, Minc ing Lane. The cortege vrill leave from Julia^ home address on T u esda y, April a6th, fo r a 1-45 p.m. serv ice in Whalley Parish Church prior to committal


(nee Sutton) Julia


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Funeralcare, 10-14 Mincing


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Riverside Care Home, Sawley, Sybil, aged 96 years formerly of West Bradford and North London, the devoted wife o f the late Johnnie, much loved mother o f Andrew, Ian and^ Anne, dear mother-in-law o f


2011, at


A nd rew grandma Emily,


Domino, Sophie, R 2oe


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B e^ l , J ennie • and Peacehaven Chapel o f John, loving nana o f ‘ Rest. A service will be ^


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Simon and


Sam and Milly. RJ.P.


Clitheroe, BB7 4AU. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel.- 01200 441297.


‘Peacehaven* Chapel o f Rest. A service will be held a t St. Hubert’s R.C. Church, Dunsop Bridge on Tuesday, April 26th at lo a.m. followed b y cremation a t S k ipton . Crem­ atorium a t 12-20 p.m. Family f lowers only please, donations in memory o f Sybil i f so desired may b e given for the National Deaf Children’s Society, c/o Mr. I. Joyce, Meadow Bank, Downham Road,


Reposing in Chatburn, C © Sophie, Ellie, o f


great- Beth,


Kirstine, ana


’Lucas, Reposing ^ held


Clitheroe, today, April 21st a t 2 p.m. followed b y interment at Clith e ro e Cemetery. F am ily flowers only p lea se , donations in memory o f Jovan i f so desired may be given for either The Derian Hou se Childrens Hospice o r Friends o f Chernobyl’s Children Clithcroe, c/o Mr K. Robinson, 31 Peel Pa rk A ve Avenue, Clith e ro e , BB7 lE U . In q u irie s to Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200


Pa rish


a t St Mary's Church,


Pea ce fu l ly on April 15th,


(nee Fairbum) Sybil Grace


Co-operative Lane,


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Pleasington Crem­ atorium.


Family Telephone (day or night) 443045 01200


Peacefully on March 26thy 2011, at h e r home, Trudi, aged 63 yea rs , a much loved m oth er


MANSHELD Trudi May


Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441297.


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• 16th, 2011, Paul, aged 46 years o f Clitheroe, th e dear ly lo v ed h u sband o f Sonia , much loved dad o f Nicole , Nathan, Kimber ly and Shane also a dearest brother o f Janet, Ian and Peter and loved by all the family. Reposing


Su d d en ly on A pr i l Paul Christopher


at § lease speak to Mrs onia Marden.


Inqu ir ie s to Brian Price


12th, 2011, Jovan (John), aged 86 years, th e dear ly loved hu sband o f the la te Jeann e , a lov ing fa th e r o f Joanna, P e ta r and Philip, a dear father-in-law o f Ken, Ann-Marie and Heather, also a proud grand ad o f Sophie, Holly, Matthew, N a tal ia, Alex, Josh and Harry. He was much loved by all hisfamilu and a dear jHenato r


Suddenenly, .p eace jfti lly


on A pril many.


NEDEUKOVIC .Jovan (John)


Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441297.


and Son,


Crematorium at 1 p.m. F am i ly flowers on ly please. I f you feel that you would like to make a donation,


A ccr ington


Wednesday, A pr i l 27th at 11-45 a.m. followed by cremation a t


on


‘Pea ceh av en’ Chapel o f Rest. A service will be held at St. Paul’s Church, Low Moor, C lith eroe


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‘Peacehaven’ Chapel o f Rest wliere a servace wi ll be held on Thursday, April 28th at 11 a.m. followed b y a woodland burial at Clith eroc Cemetery. F am i ly flowers o n ly . p lease, donations in memory o f Trudi i f so desired may be given for and sent directly to Bleakholt A nima l Sanctuary, Ref; Trudi Mansf ield, Bury Old Road, Edenfield, Ramsbottom, B L o oR X .


grandmother. Reposing


in and SNAPE


• atorium at 12-20 p.m. Family flowers only, donations please for North West Ambulance, Richard


Clitheroe Funeral Service, 10-12 Whalley Road, Clitheroe, BB7 lAW. Inquiries. Tel. 01200 44304.5.______


Chew,


grandma and great- grandma.


loving


A ccr ington Crem- atorium Donation; "if


The funeral was held on Wednesday, April 20th at Christchurch, Chatburn


Sadly missed. and


Clitheroe, BB7 lAW. Inquiries. Tel. 01200 -443045. ____________


Funeral Service, 10-12 Whalley


Clith cro c Road,


Townson, ag ed 90 years, the dearly loved mother o f Alan, Margaret and Linda, mother-in-law o f the la te James, Robert and^ daughter-in-law Sheila,


On April 13th, 2011, peacefully at Clitheroe Hospital,


(nee Swales) Rene


TOWNSON Rene


In loving memory o f a dear h u sb an d , dad, grandad an d great grandad w h o died April 2 is t , 2003.


CHARNOCK Gerard (Gerry)


Marjorie, Andrea, Eddie, J u l ie , Jim,


Eight years ago today, God took you away, But loved and remembered always.


^ s h e d to Clitheroe ^ g ^ T r e m ^ Hospital, c/o Richard ^ ir e n tx x x x . Chew,


If You Are BRIERLEY


The family o f the late Lilian


Lilian Rorence bu t


Catherine’s Church in her memory. A special th ank you to the Willowbrook- Carers and the Doctors and District Nurses o f Pendlesi’de Practice. Grateful thanks to Brian Price and family fo r their ca ring and dignified


to St arrangements.


DIXON Teny


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Church, Stoncyh u rs t received during their recent sad loss. Thank s to Father Howells and Father


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sympathy and cards received during their sad loss. Also thanks to the Reverend John Brocklehurst fo r his uplift ing


Brierley wish to thank everyone for the kind expressions


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On April 12th, 2011, suddenly at his home in Clithcroc, Stanley Snape, aged 73 years, the d ea r ly loved husband o f Amy, brother-in-law to Mary and a much loved uncle and great- uncle. . The funeral service will take place today, Thursday, April 21st at A ccrington Crem-


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w o the Staff at A b b e^ e ld for all their care and support. To Father J. Corcoran and Father J. Wareing for their kind w o rd s and comforting minis­ trations and to the Price fam ily fo r all funeral arrangements.


Audrey, Peter, Tracey and family would like to th ank family, friends and everyone for all the cards, letters, f lowers and donations for Cancer Research U.K. and Mass o f ferings. A special thanks to all who visited Gerry over the past yea r also to the S.V.P. for their kindness and love, the Doctors o f Castle Medical Group and District Nurses and to


JACQUES Gerald (Gerry)


.April 24th, 2010. Your resting place we visit, We place some flowers with care, But no one knows the heartache, ^ As wc turn and leave you there.


From Kathleen, Brian and family.


JONES


In memory o f a loving mum, A p r i l 24th, 2010.


Margaret


From Marie, Rochdi and family.


Sofilu in the morning, You heard a gentle call. You took thehandGod offered you, And quietly left us all.


Birthday Menwries


Birthday memories o f a d ear brother, April 20th. '


MAPLE Norman


From s is te r A jin , Norman and the girls.


A page in the book of memories, Is gently turned today.


60 6o 60 6o 60 DAVIES


EAVES (nee Dewhurst)


Chris and Marianna are delighted to announce the safe arrival of


Samuel Evan


Bom April 11th, 2011 Weighing 81b 12oz


A very welcome brother for Julianna


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Clltheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, April 21,2011


• Village news con­ tinued from page 17


Holy week Services in Sabden’s churches this Easter weekend are: St Nicholas’s hurch on Maun­ dy Thursday there will be a


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mumon service for Sabden, Whalley and Pendleton churches at 7 p.m. to be fol­ lowed by hot cross buns and coffee. On Good Friday at 11 a.m. there is a village service at the wooden cross


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At St Mary’s RC the church has been open each evening for Holy Week, however, the Maundy Thursday and Good Friday services and Holy Sat­ urday vigil Mass will be held at St Michael and St John’s in Clitheroe. On Good Friday there will be Stations of the Cross at St Mary’s at 10 a.m. before the village service at the cross, but the Thursday evening Mass at 8 p.m., the 3 p.m. Good Friday Passion and the Saturday 9 p.m. vigil Mass will all be at Clitheroe. The Easter Sunday Mass will be at the usual time of 11 a.m. at St Mary’s.


Table top Fourteen tables have already been booked for the table top sale in St Mary’s Com­ munity Hall on Satuday, May 7th, from 10 a.m. but there is still room for more. There


second hand books, cards and wrapping paper, toys and bric-a-brac. There will be ba­ con butties and refreshments on sale and admission is £1 which includes a free raffle


to hire by ringing Dee Ellis on 01282 773984.


Sunday and beat last year’s ROVal dO time by almost an hour. Kitty Waddington Village Club is (73) came 10th in the vet- hosting a Royal wedding eran ladies over 70 section day starting from 10 a.m. on - beating last year’s rating April 29th. At 11 a.m. the of 19th with her time of 5 wedding will be shown on


tro Kitty Garnett ran her 24th London Marathon on


At St Nicholas’s on Good Friday there will be a medi­ tation service at 10 a.m. and on Easter Sunday a 9-30 a.m. family service taken by the Rev. Jim Holt. This will be followed by a children’s Easter egg hunt and coffee morning in the hall organised by the Thursday Club. At the Baptist Church in Clithe­ roe Road there is the usual 10 a.m. Sunday service with Christine Barnes the guest preacher.


hours 29 minutes and 39 sec­ onds, compared to last year’s 6 hours 21 minutes. Kitty hopes to have raised around £250 for the Alzheimer’s So­ ciety and if you wish to help her reach her target please call her on 01282 776042.


p a c t , c— p.u j__ the local police officers and


discuss any issues with them should attend the next PACT meeting, to be held at the White Hart on Wednesday, at 6 p.m.


Obituaryit ( of lifelong villager


lage life with her church, the horticultural society and the Age Concern Leisure Club. She leaves a daughter Joyce, grandchildren and great­ grandchildren and many friends in the village.


SIMONSTONE


Easter services On Good Friday an ante-com­


On Easter Sunday a family communion service will take place at at 10 a.m.


munion service will be held at 10 a.m. in St Peter’s Church, Simonstone.


will be a variety of new and used goods on sale ranging from plants, home-made BOP AcCOfdS cakes and goodies, new and A pleasant evening was spent


TOSSIDE


ticket for a luxury hamper. Raffle winners: The band, R. Tables are priced £7 and £10


Marathon Sabden’s own marathon maes­


dancing in Tosside Commu­ nity Hall to the Bon Accords. Thanks were expressed to those who had donated raf­ fle prizes and given help and support in anyway.


Church where she was mar- A supper, cooked by Tim, was ried and where her funeral served, took place. She was always The next meeting in the Meth- very much involved in vil-


jor milestones including their diamond wedding anniver­ sary in 2007. She had worked as a cook at Sabden Primary School for 25 years up to her retirement and was a lifelong member of St Nicholas’s CE


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week. Mrs Cliff, who had been in a nursing home for the past three years, died after a short illness in the Royal Blackburn Hospital aged 87. She had spent all her life in the same house in Pendle Street East where she and her late husband Alan had celebrated all their ma­


a big screen and a wedding breakfast available at £5 in­ cluding a glass of fizz..Tel. 01200422262.


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WADDINGTON


Villagers who wish to meet At the meetmg of Waddington president Mrs Doreen


An Easter celebration praise will be held at 7-30 p.m. and will be led by Rev. Tim , , . . .


At 10-30 a.m. worship for East­ er Day will include the Sac­ rament of Holy Communion and be led by the Rev. Harry Jones, of Clitheroe.


The service will be followed by breakfast after the return to church.


Hammond welcomed eve­ ryone including guests and introduced guest speaker An invitation is extended to


ian King, who spoke on her ebration services at Whalley “Amusing experiences in the Methodist Church.


ex-chief superintendent Lil- '


Force” she retired in 2010 after completing 30 years service. She had worked in many demanding areas, including eight years in the Moss Side district of Manchester. Over the years she has developed a reputation as an after-dinner speaker renowned for the fun and humour she brings to such occasions. One of her funniest stories was the day she collected her Distin­ guished Police Service Medal from HM The Queen. She was thanked by Mrs Ham­ mond for a most amusing evening.


The group meeting will take place on Tuesday, May 17th also in the Methodist Church schoolroom together with


Tea hostesses will be M. Sem­ ple, C. Sharp and P.- Shar- rocks.


odist Church schoolroom is on May 10th when resoiu- tions will be discussed and the speaker will be Mrs Lil­ ian Hargreaves, of Mytton Fold, whose subject will be “My life so far”. There will be a plant and biscuit stall.


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The school’s chess tournament, Evening Mass organised by Mr Timpson, A Maundy Thursday Mass of


Primary School Daniel Nut­ ter had all the right moves on the chess board to land him- self two trophies.


Flynn Barlow came second and received a trophy presented by Mr and Mrs Eastham.


Radio burst Celebrity chef Nigel Haworth


Daniel won all his games in the tournament and was presented with the Barnes Chess Trophy and a School/ Club Champion plaque. He is in the Lancashire under-11 squad and has played for the county on several occasions.


was part of the annual na­ tional British Land UK Chess Challenge which involved more than 2,000 schools.


was a visitor to the school for a session with the school’s Radio Burst team. He went in response to a letter from Joshua Macdonald. Mr Haworth met the catering staff and some of the older children. He presented the school with a signed copy of “Obsession”, featuring 54 chefs and 128 recipes.


will be Mr Peter Ward, of Preston Crown Court.


WEST BRADFORD


Service On Easter Sunday the 2 p.m.


Holy Communion. A warm welcome to all.


Middleton, T. Pitman, D. ________________________ Nelson, E. Ellison, E. Rob- « inson, J. Galbritt, G. Berris- o©rVIC6S ford.


WHALLEY Easter Sunday celebrations at


The next dance will be on Fri­ day, May 20th to Dennis Westmorland.


Whalley. Weather permit- Wine taStlPg ting the congregation will Friends of Whalley School are be walking from outside the organising a wine tasting


Whalley Methodist Church will begin with an outdoor communion at 8 a.m. on Clerk Hill, overlooking


Methodist Church will be led by the Rev. Katy Thomas and will include the Sacrament of


service in WesCBradford


members from Gisburn and UanCG T6StlVal Rimington. Guest speaker The school’s dance team took


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part for the first time in the Hyndburn and Ribble Val­ ley Dance Festival at Os- waldtwistle. Twenty-two children aged between seven and 11 performed to “Under Pressure”. The dance routine was choreographed by Katie Readman, who has been tak­ ing sessions after school on Tuesdays since Christmas.


are open to children with and without disabilities. The ses­ sions cost £2 and are affiliat­ ing to the national charity Phab, which promotes and encourages inclusion. For more details call Rebecca on 01254 824784 or e-mail rebecca.hargreaves@phab. org.uk.


Methodist Church at 7-15 evening on Friday, May 20th a.m. and meeting walkers in connection with Whalley at Spring Wood at 7-30 a.m. Wine Shop and Amy’s Deli.


Old, new, borrowed, blue


cluding wedding dresses from a mother and both her two daughters. We also have some lovely examples of wedding photographs alongside the dresses and they tell the stories of family weddings throueh different generations.’’


are displaying, in the church itself, ex­ amples of dresses that local brides have worn from the past 100 years or so. “We have more than 10 examples, in­


MEMBERS of St Helens Church, Waddington, have come up with a novei way of celebrating the royal wedding weekend - an exhibition of wedding dresses, with designs and examples span­ ning from the 1950s to present day. TTie Rev. John Brocklehurst said: “We


John Brocklehurst on 01200 422481 or e- mail waddowvicar(2)talktalk.net


and there is no entry charge, although contributions towards church funds will be warmly welcomed. • For more information, call the Rev.


April 30th, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sunday, May 1st, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. and Monday, May 2nd, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Refreshments are available each day


“Old, New, Borrowed, Blue” has already attracted quite a bit of local interest and enthusiasm, with lots of local dresses and pictures being offered for display at the church. The exhibition is open on Saturday,


The display, appropriately entitled


Whalley Village Hall, organ­ ised by Rebecca Hargreaves, There will be a Service of light


sessions in


between 7 and 8 p.m. on Sat­ urday and Easter Sunday will have a Holy Communion service at 8 a.m. and a family communion service and a re­ ception of the Deanery Bible at 10 a.m.


Council meets Whalley Parish Council will


meet tonight in the Method­ ist Church Hall at 7-30 p.m. The agenda includes a pe­ riod of public discussion and there will be an opportunity for public contributions after the dose of the meeting.


STELLA DONNELLY; Married in 1938. fs)


50 and 25 and a 25- year-old man, were taken to hospital for treatment for their injuries after the unfortunate accident on Tuesday afternoon, around 4n.m.


three hurt THREE people were iiVjured when a tube of medicated wart cream was left in the afternoon sunshine and subsequently exploded when opened. Two women, aged


‘Explosion’;


After the Easter Day Mass, refreshments will be served and the Easter Egg raffle will be drawn.


Folk tunes Urban folk duo Blackheart


On Saturday, the Ceremonies of the Easter Vigil and First Mass of Easter begin at 8 p.m. Easter Day Mass begins at 11 a.m. on Sunday and Benediction at 4 p.m.


the Last Supper begins to­ night at 8 p.m. in English Martyrs’ RC Church, Whal­ ley. The Good Friday Liturgy begins at 3 p.m. tomorrow with the Passion according to St John, Veneration of the Cross and Holy Com­ munion.


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The evening will have a pate and cheese supper and a fun quiz. Tickets are £15 and can be ordered by sending a cheque payable to Friends of Whalley Primary School to the school office. The next meeting of the Friends is in school on Tuesday, May 10th at 7 p.m.


Thorpe and Rev. Katy Tho- WitnOSS W mas.


The Good Friday annual pro- alk ,,


cession of witness organised by Whalley Christian Action group will start from English Martyrs’ RC Church in The Sands tomorrow at 11 a.m. The procession will halt for hymns and prayers at the village churches and other points, ending in Vale Gar­ dens.


- Chrissy Mostyn and Rick Pilkington - will visit Whal­ ley Village Hall on Satur­ day night. They have toured the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand with their blend of folk, country and rock influences. Tickets, at £6 can be obtained at Whal­ ley Post Office, from Clare Allen on 01254 824392 or at the door.


Easter services A Maundy Thursday Holy


Communion service will be held in Whalley Parish Church today at 10 a.m. To­ morrow, Good Friday, there will be a The Last Hour de­ votion in church between 2 and 3 p.m.


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