28 Ctitheroe Advertiser&Tlmes, Thursday. August 9lh, 2012 www.clJtheroeadvertiser.co.uk Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 01282 426161 (Advertising), Burnley 01282 422331 (Classified)


l a n n o u n c i i FAMILY NOTICES i ONLINE .


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Sam in his loothyearj 2nd 2012 a . much loved faffiS home


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arrangements please Peter and’ S 3 “ " i , ; ." “i 3


CI^DOCK


After a .short illness, on August 2nd, 2012, m Royal Blackburn Hospital,; Mavis, aged 76 years, the dear sister of June and loving a^nt of Fiona and Louise.


^ 'Mavis - S - S - S ; ?


Kayla, and also a . special friend to


Anne, James, Jack, Rory, Tanita and


The service will be held at Burnley Crematorium, on


many. She will be sadly missed.


Reposing in the Alty ghapel t of Rest, Blackburn. A service vnll be held in WhSu^ V ^ a iw ’


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dearly loved wife of devoted ^an,


aged years, the the :


John, dearest gran of S^an and Mike. - . . Chtheroe. the dearly - —..w *.


T -----o f Ava and Hattie and a 2Sed 89 - y June,


and Tracy, mother-in-la


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mum of DnvrH1, Tim srepratner of Mark. o r


much, Sharon


loved. Holly •fa


and -i? a t»ciuvea beloved and ---- - o brother n .G?ac^;;jand -^ e funer^ shall take


Peacehaven’ Chapel Accrington.?ton. or Rest. A service >1


m -------- .y . flowers onlly. please. y


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^ d or St. James Church, Chtheroe, c/o Mrs M. Brewer, 1 Tlie Orchard, Ribbicsdale Avenue. Clithcroe, BB7 2HZ. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors, Tel. 01200 441207. ____


Thursday, August 9th at 10 a.m. followed by cremation. xiowera


Chtheroe today, Family


a.m. __ cremation


be held at St e s ’C h u r c h i


many. Reposing


or ———— of Saddleworth — ..-9-- , a


and their families service at Whalley Moving mother of •'^^gust loth with a service and and a loved friend to Parish Church at i i Judith and Valerie ®^®*^tion at Accring- donatiem^


i-ste/orBettj)* J e S f Aulust ° 4th* 'i^th“ a ,Harold ''Hadfleid 5* ® dear place on Tuesday, Wilson and


^ flowers only pleasg- Reposing but


desired in memory of donations


Familv ^


if


S^eat grandma, -Peaceh


gr'ea


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andma. “ ' on Friday: 1.1. — ^ FT!»r-/-»iA T»_ . . Will be held on Friday ^rvice Peari»liav»r.*en- Chape" i


David to the Meniere’s *-*«*»iation will take Society, c/o and all P^ace at Accrington inquiries


to Crematorium, tomor-


desired may be given 824.^29. for either Christian 3


lsw . ‘ ’ ' memory of NanHp if P & .


Mr-s,^ C. Ratclirfe, Beech Grove Care


I'uneral Directors, Tel ^O1200_^^^222^____ *


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ciitheroe, BB7 2LS Inquiries to Brian Price and Son,


Low Moor,


memory of Nancie if so desired may be given for Beech Grove Residents Fund, c/o


uonaaon


donations itf desired to n S S I s “ Slf R^earch, c/o ^bble


hut


Service, 103; Street. Whaili 9SW. Tel. 8a4.sao.


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01254 Family for all funeral - — arrangements.______


‘ o ‘ Ire Price kindness.


CHARNLEY. KEANEY


Stephen and Michelle are , pleased to announce the safe and very welcome arrival of


'Hannah May' )


Born on August 3rd, 2012, / L. weighing 9ib 3oz a dear sister for Emiiie.


Love and congratulations from both familes.


;rrs.‘- VGIRL!T


Congratulations on being


awarded a PhD in Geological Technical Engineering by


Newcastle University School of Civil Engineering


We are so proud of you,


Love from Mum, Dad, David, Gran, Eileen and Michael, Rita and Keith


wife of the late


Call 0 l2 0 0 4 4 3 0 4 5 Clitheroe Funeral Service


Ciitheroe Funeral Home. 10-12 Whalley Road Clitheroe BB7 I AW


of Mavis may be given to the British Heart Foundation,- c/o the funeral | directors. Inquiries to William ^ t y and Sons Ltd; Funeral \ ; Directors, Broomfield Place, Blackburn^, BB2 iXF, Tel. oi2.q4t so?^2


4 friends.


Jean will be very sa^v P^®®se, donations missed byi the rest or her family and manv friend


and Rossana. i


atorium at 1 p.m. Family flowers only please, but a donation maybe made in


Xhe_ Multiple Sclerosis Society, c/o Clitheroe


BLEAZARD


%-iitneroe, Marg re aged


years,


^-iitneroe, Margaret, 77


Feacefully on August On Wednesday. 2012 at home in August ist, 2012! t^avid aged so years husband of of


Ma^ret Hannah


BOWDEN David


pavid, aged 59 years husband


Shei father sSeila!


Chtheroe^ BB7 lAW. Tel. 01200 4j1.*^04s .


loving dear grandfather of Chtheroe, ^ of Ava and Hattie nnri aged 80 -


—


iV/fa,.!.’ Grove Carf» ttj-l1.1.. grandchildren Leon _ . . cams of .yuurs or and two great


of Peacefully on Aueust ^®^Shter Joy, son in Jack! ^nd, 2012 at Be^ch Cai t


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luwricuu Nancle


and


grandsons Alan and ,


----- , J srear three SS^®^%ards


John Brocklchurst for his kind words and coinforting minis­ trations and to all who attended tlie funeral


Thanking also Rev.


followed by also a dearest mo^er- Jon Crematorium at 3 would also in-law, grandma and P*?' ^ainily flowers £S,rSs


S,'"®” to


JJ^alley ; Road, Service, 10/12 Jean to


place on • Monday, August I3tli, 2012, at Accrington’ Crem­


A funeral service and cremation ^


A — -I . will take ' "


gt'mon- of Jim if so memory of Betty foi for ?®s»red may be given .Cancer Research U.K. ^ for the Friends, of c/p Mrs L. Blakeman,


! R3**i*l f


in niay d be


donations in


’ ----- Hosoital.


Road, Clitheroe, BB7 4«^.


Funeral Directors, Tel. 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 1 2 Q’7 . POUNDER


Pounder of Lakeland Close, Billington, passed away peace- rully, on July 28th,. 2012, aged 82 years, she leaves behind a


J Jessica Sheila essica Sheila Brian Price and Son, Inquiries


Chatburn to


Funeral Directors, Tel. 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 1 2 9 7 . _________


- , and Son, to Brian CONDOLENCES, IN MEMS, BIRTHDAY


MEMS, OBITS & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS : To appear in paper & online.'


Acknowledgements agea 02 years, boiirc ^


behind a kiiid* exDrcS?oi5^^ svmbatK?


Phil, Susan and families would like to COTr^s their sincere mante to all relatives, friends- and neigh­ bours . for the many kind expressions of


HARTLEY Thelma


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Inquiries Price


aunty to Toni! 1®?, wear the 2 p.m. Family Michele; i Caterina Gilda


aged 82 years, a dear sister to Muriel, loving


Wednesday/ August 1st, 2012, Jean Davies


................ yl j ~ ^ . T?__II.. *’^niily flowers only uesired,


donations given


Suddenly but peace fiilly ■ at her tho h me/' in Castleford


DAVIES 'Jean'


^n: ; onatiohs in memory


at Accnrigton Cremat­ orium on a day and time to J be arranged. Family ^flowers only


wj. wAciAiaucii


Se^ces, Bank House, I f


g v - i s S a PARKER


PMcefiilly on August gh, 20ia, in Clitheroe Hospital, Jim, aged 90 years of Clitheroe, the dearly loved husband of Maiy, much loved r


James Banks (Jim)


dad, great grandad and brother. R 'Good night Jim-Bob*


eposing i„


cremation will take Rest. Service and place at Accrington interment will take Crematorium on Place at St. Andrew’s Tuesday, August 14th Church, Slaidburn on


of Rest. Service and ~ Peacehaven’ Chapel Peacehaven’ Chapel ___


at 11a.m. Please feel Saturday, August 11th tr»


---------— * 4 _af- O n ..... ..... ............. of your choice, “ ovvers only please. If


fatherrin-law, gran-


dad off 'Snsanl Joan and Lynne also a dear


flowers only please wth donations to Barnardos c/o L. Champ


Fiinerai


Friday, August 10th at 2-20 p.m. Family


r----- — ----CtVAiAUt to Kelly, Laura, Leigh-


tOLSON


Su d d en l^ S August pitheroe, Alvin,


grandfather and g i^ t Ss^years^of^AJthfS? 3®®^ years,_the p*'’*“* V f a th e r - in - Imogen ^ „aa«and


Funeral Directors. Tel. 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 1 2 0 T . _________


WALKER Bettina


grandma, mother-in- law, sister-in-law and aunt who will be much missed by all her family and friends. Reposing


«>*“ **'?***“* great great in


Peaceful^?®™ August 2nd, 2012 at home in Slaidbum, Betty, aged 87 years, the beloved wife of the late Gerald, dearly loved mother of Linda, Sarah- and the liUe Philip and sister of Brenda and Barbara, also a much loved and. treasured grandma,


Peacehaven Chapel of R®st where flowers will be received. A service will be held at Trinity Methodist Church, Clitlieroe, on Monday, August 13th at ii.a.m. followed by interment at Clitheroe Cemetery. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son


the late Philip. Reposing


bromer of Adrian and in


dea uc«r home


_______ )^w.ciitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Acknowledgements IlnlWemoriam^^^^l Birthday


ministrations also the Price family for their professional service.


^ank Father Wareing for his ■ kind


sympathy, flowers and donations ■ received during their sad loss. We would also like to


The family of Mark would like to express- their appreciation to all mends P and neighbours: for the expressions '


JEZIERSKI Mark «


- of-


•2007. Happy and lasting memories o f a much loved brother, brother^ in-law,and uncle.


Died August 10th,


RENWICK Alan


From Andrew, Sylvia and Steve and all the family xx.


V COLUNGE Annie


'


Our Lord and St Jude Tliankyou.


August 14lti Happy 18th Birthday


Lots of love, hugs] and kisses, from


Mum, Dad, Katie, Tom, Matt and family X XX


A C K ^ N O T I C E


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David and Val


Congratulations on your Ruby Wedding Anniversary


Mum and Dad All our Love


Jane and Andy, Stuart, Shanee'la, and Brooke xxx.


\% Scout


HASLEWOOD - HALL


Darren and Sam


Congratulations Darren and Sam on your - engagement


Lots of love from both families xxx


A GREAT British banger has been created to celebrate the Ol­ ympic debut of Clitheroe pentath- lete Samantha Murray when she goes for gold on Sunday. “Samantha’s Penthathlon Sau­


sage” has been created by the Clitheroe’s Cowman’s Famous


Ruby Wedding


Sausage. Shop’ and butchers have used ingredients based on Saman­ tha’s favourite sausages she liked to tuck into while growing up. And customers are queueing up


to buy the unique sausage as they cheer on our Olympic hopeful!; All eyes will be on Samantha


this weekend when she becomes one of the final competitors in the games that have gripped the na­ tion for the past two weeks. The 22-year-old is pinning her hopes on winning a medal after she took bronze at the world champion­ ships in Rome earlier this year.


Engagements Butchers ’ sausage tribute to wyYyY.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk


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Ciitheroe Advertiser &Times,Thursday, August 9,2012


BANG ON TARGET: Paul Howard, Andrew Wilson. and Nick Gell with


. the “Sa­ mantha’s Pentath­ lon Sau­ sage.”


A WELL-RESPECTED and popular Waddington character Thelma Hart­ ley died this week after a short illness


aged 73. Thelma had lived in the village since her


mother, Mrs Ella Raby, became the licen­ see of the Higher Buck Inn in 1961. Thelma worked alongside her mother in the pub until Mrs Rab/s retirement in


1979. Bom in Blackburn, Thelma worked for


most of her life within the licensed trade, with stints at several pubs in Blackburn, followed by spells at the Golden Ball, Pill­ ing, and the (Topy Nook Hotel, Bolton-by- Bowland. In the latter stages of her life, she spent treasured time with her great friend and companion Phil Knight. Her good friend Susan Boothman said:


“Thelma was a real character, known by many of the villagers of Waddington from both her time in the pub and for playing a big part in village life over many years. She will be very sadly missed.”


/ SUNDERLAND-WALSH


A HONEYMOON in Majorca followed the wedding of auctioneer Mr David Sun­ derland to full-time mum Miss Racihel • Stevenson at St Mary’s and All Saints Church, Whalley. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Julie


Walsh, of Forest Becks Farmhouse, Bol- ton-by-Bowland, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs David and Chris­ tine Sunderland, of Brook Bottom House, Stonyhurst. Given away by her father-in- law to be, the bride wore a fitted gown overlaid with lace. Janine Herd was dame of honour and the bridesmaids were Megan and Gabri-


Michael Smallbone and Mr Neil Holden were the groomsmen. . ' . The couple held a reception in a mar­


ellc Sunderland. Best man was Mr Alex Hough and Mr


THORNBER


Brian and Helen : 11th August 2012


Congratulations on your Golden Wedding Anniversary.


Love always Stephen, Angela. Callum,


Jamie, David, Flebecca, Bet, David, Sarah, Matthew and Charlotte xxx


Happy 70th Birthday Mum/Helen, 15th August 2012


Congratulations HELM Dr Peter Rennie of Sabden


WELL DONE BAILEY Peter


Well done on your excellent GCSE Results Love Mum, Dad and all the family xxx


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EXAMPLES ONLY CONGRATULATIONS


KEEGAN Grace


Congratulations on . ' your A Level Results All the best for the future


Love Dad, Mum, : and all'the family- xxx ;


.WT*.- ” Acknowledge


their achievements Place a special message in the ~ ; Giitheroe Advertiser and Times Thursday, August 23rd or 30th Bumley/Padiham Express or Nel^n Leader, Bafnoldswick & Earby Times, Colne •


: Times Friday, August 24th or 31st


4x2 £12.96 Cine vat) (Up to 20 vvotds with photo in paper Aonfine) , . , . i


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'? i ’'. i:' ’ tni for lo^ btforriia& ri to p^l *i»d ;


quee at their home, Bramley.Farm House, Clerk Hill Road, Wiswell, and instead of presents- they requested guests make do­ nations to the Lancashire Air Ambulance or Derian House Children’s Hospice, Chorley. Photo:-Nathan Damoar, Blackburn.


Police appeal after vandals^ attack on cars


WITH the holiday season upon us, it is more and more important to be sun aware. Even on days when it appears


overcast or not particularly hot and sunny, over-exposure to the


■ sun’s rays can be damaging to your , long-term health. Over the past 30 years Britain


has seen a huge rise in the amount of malignant melanomas, rising ■


much faster than any of the top 10 cancers in both males and females. ■As more than 11,700 people in


the UK are diagnosed each year, cancer charity Macmillan is keen to raise awareness of sun safety.- ■ Debbie Smith, Macmillan. Cancer information a'nd support


POLICE want information after three cars in the same street were scratched, causing'a total of £800 damage.


•


The paintwork on a Ford Mondeo, Seat Ibiza and Toyota


Yaris in Brownlow Street, Clithe­ roe, was scratched with a sharp in­ strument — possibly a key or knife


• --


‘ - on ’Thursday night of last week. . Anyone who-saw anything can contact police on 101.


Be sun aware- ieven on overcast days


specialist, said: “With all the rain we’ve had over the past few weeks you probably think that sun aware­ ness is the last thing you need to worry about. “But you can still burn on an


overcast day. Therefore it is im­ portant to remember the five ways to stay safe in the lovely Brit­ ish Summer.” 1. Apply Sunscreen. A-water­


wraparound sunglasses with UV p’rotection to protect your eyes from the sun’s rays. Debbie added: “It is important


cover shoulders which bum easily. 5. Wear sunglasses. Ideally


4. Cover up. Wear a T-shirt to


proof Factor 30-1- with_4 starUVA rating should be generously ap­ plied every two hours. ■ 2. Wear a wide brimmed sun hat ; that shades your neck, face and


ears. 3. Stay-in the shade between Hr a.m.-and3p.m.


. make sure your kids know and practice sun safety/ ” If you-would like cancer infor­


to remember that the sun dam­ age received before the age of 30, when the skin is more sensitive, is most dangerous. ■ . . “So it is really important to


mation and advice, call the Mac- millan Support Line free on 0808 808 00 00 (Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.).


cancer battle THELMA HARTLEY (S)


took place at St Helen’s Church, Wad­ dington and Aarington Crematorium last Friday (August 3rd)..


A thanksgiving service and cremation


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