54 Clltheroe Advertiser STlmes, Thursday, March 15lh, 2012


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Service, 103a King Street Whallev


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9SW. Tel. 8^4529.


GORST Maijorle


a fxiend to many. Funeral service will be held at a time yet to be arranged, All inquiries to Langshaws Funeral


♦ .eto Staff and fellow Clitheroe, BB7 lAW. ^ .


much loved resident Whallev • x c>....cr__1 jr„it__


4 ^ __* Road


residents of Elms Tel. 01200 4aao4*;. House, Clitheroe and


LAMBOURN John


8 unexpectedly, after a 01200441207. oved dad of Robert, .


4 . short illness, aged 86 J'ears, John,* much


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STve mSm?bi- Langshaws Funeral sister of Susan, Jolin their help and lawofEvelimandGill Directors in .Whalley. and Janet.


at Christopher, , Louisa, Catherine, Leonards


Mariorie’ aced^ 88 niissed grandpa to hospital, the dearly Janet, Katrina, Jackie, vears denrlv loved Iniogen, Thomas, loved mother of Dr. Fairwood and Dr. wife ’of Beri much Eloise and Francesca. loved mum of Ian and Reposing


^1f,*^2oi2^ in'lic^ita? Margaret, much ^3 yeare, in Centre


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and S^h, 2012, Rosemary, aged 63 ------- —


District


Arthur and the late Peacefylly on March Kathleen


David and James, loving brother of


ROSemaiy many


cherished ^crandma Funeral service will ^ funeral service will Royal Blackburn and great-grandma to Jake place _at St fajte._^ place ^__at Hosjjital . especially Church, Accrington Crem- i^gela and her team


support, the Staff at A 2 D.m service and followed by cremation


Laura and Stenhen' Langho, at 1 p.m. on atonum, on Tuesday, in the Chemotherapy Hollie and Sofia


cremation will take Pleasington and only please, donations Rodney Nicholson for Dlace on Fridav funeral wake at the uiay be made in his: ministrations and


* Pri^y, March 16th, March 20th, at 11-40 Unit for their kindness Family flowers and care. Canon


March 16th at Mytton Fold Hotel. All niemory of Rosemary all who attended the Pleasimrton ’crem- fronds welcome, fo Leukaemia and funeral


p enlcasc. dnnntinns in


memory 5f Mariorie t'o organisations, c/o Rf ad. aitheroe, BBy ^gnified and sensitive *


atorium Blackburn Family flowers only Ly^Euqma Research, Finally to the Funeral Family ’flowers only P^oase, donations if desired


services,


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^announce Directors Brian Price Inquiries. Tel. funeral arrangements. _ WKnLi lA/ADn


March 6th, 2012, Funeral Directors. Tel. condolences generous


iT ili. Price,


thanks and


loss;


and a loved brother of contact Clitlieroe Deborah (Australia),


dearly loved son of the late Evelyn Mcllin;


House, L


Chtheroe, ellmg


Suddenly, on March 10th, 2012,


BOYER Michael


hospital, Michael, aged 88 years, the age5 64 years of Elms living ^ f^ ^ of


On 11th,


t » w 5n f r w i f o ' arrangements please Family


JACKSON Rphorrsi


^varian cancer) or Peacefully at home in The North West Air his sleep on March Ambulance, _ c/o 10th, 2012, Albert, Clitheroe Funeral Service, xo-12 Whalley Road, Clitheroe, BB7 lAW. Tel. 01200 44304s. -


memory of Fred to The Eve Appeal


Albert James


peacefully on March 9th, 2012, at home in ■ Wlialley, Brian, aged


Suddenly, but


SNAPE Brian


66 years, the dearly ’please, donations in loved husband of memory of Albert if so Madeleine, much desired may be given loved dad of Joanne, for Cancer Research loving father-in-law of


grandad of Ryan and Montague Street, IGrsten and a good Clitheroe, BB7 2EB. ■ friend to many.


Mark, also a dearest Blackburn*, Reposing in Frice and Son, ««• v v n a i i e y r a n s n _


Funeral Service, 10-12 Famifi°floweJ^Cemeter ^ ___vVers


desired may be given The family of the late for the Rotary Club of Fred Booth wish to Clitheroe, c/o Mr S. express sincere thanks Dugdale, Greenbanks, fo all* relations, friends Grindleton. Clitheroe, neighbours for all BB7 4RL. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son


memory of Brian if so _ . please, dona ions , OTipamy a


received during their sad


devotion years


for the care over the at


donations Special


Nurses to especially Health


^nd Huson. The dedicated loved Crossroads Carers for


4 ^ ^ . . J* burial at


floWers only Hv^nnt-irtnc in


ly Acknowledgements


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Inquiries to Brian


, ®/o Mrs S. 14


‘Peacehaven’ Chapel of Rest. Service and interment will take place at St. Helen’s. Church, Waddington, on Monday, March 19th at 11-30 a.m. Family' flowers only


aged 68 years, the dearly loved husband, of Stella.* Reposing


in ^ .. . . . — ^


celebration at St Service, Spring Lane, Andrew’s . Church, Raddiffe, Manchester, Slaidburn, at 1 p.m. M26 2TQ. Inquiries. Close family flowers Tel. 0161 723 2383. only please, donations may be made in


wiLoncri eueo


Crematorium on ‘Family flowers only Monday, March 19th, please, donations if at 11 a.m. followed by desired to the NSPCC a


A cremation will take place at Accrington


great-grandson. A friend to many who will be sadly missed.


service of -c/o Silletts Funeral


On Thursday, March On March 9th, 2012, 8th, 2012, peacefully, peacefully , • at but suddenly, passed Blackburn Royal away in hospital, Fred, Hospital, Elsie, aged aged 79 . years, the 97 years, beloved wife dearly loved husband of the late William of Kath, and the late Arthur Wild and Jean, a much loved dearly loved mother of father of Carol, Gail Aoidrew and Michael and Andrew, a much and their wives Denise loved father-in-law, a and Judy and much dear brother and loved nannie of Amy, brother-in-law, trea- Emma, Leyna and sured by all the Alexander, grandchildren and Cremation


SEDGWICK Fred


Elsie Charlotte


celebration of a long life will take place at Skipton Crematorium on Monday, March 19th, 2012 at 3 p.m.


and WILD


Acknowledgements B0URKEJ.P.


Blackburn Haema­ tology Dept., and all Mai^s visitors. Thank you to all family, friends


MacMillan Nurses, Christies


catering, John for the printing and Stella the soloist.


. the


cards of condolence and support received during their sad loss. Thanking also Judith Talbot and Bernard for their kind words and to all who attended the funeral service and for the generous donations received. They would also like to express their appreciation to all the Sta^ on Ward B2 Royal Blackburn Hospital and The Croft Care Home .where Irene went for respite care. Finally our thanks go to Pauline and everyone at Brian Price and Son,


letters,


Directors for the dignified arrange­ ments at this difficult time for them.


Funeral Turner


kind expressions sympathy, cards otf and


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' For years to come


LAMINATED KEEPSAKES


NOW AVAILABLE With all notice placed


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support over the last 50,years.


All my love, John . XXX.


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Madeline would like to thank friends for all their kind * words, cards, phone calls and donations received during tlieir sad loss. Thanks to the Doctors 'and Nursing Staff at Blackburn Hospital, the Doctors and Nurses at Whalley Medical Centre, Wardens at Biddings Lane, Carol, Kath and Noreen. Thank you to Reverend - Barbara Knight for a lovely seiyice, to Caroline at CJ’S for a superb buffet tea and to Langshaws Funeral Service of Wlialley.


HnrHAM Ethel


Till we meet again. *


You are the love of my life.


Love and thoughts 50 to my vdfe Carol *or her love and


(nee Walmsiey) Caroline Ann (Carol)


Brian, Rita and family would like to express their sincere thaxiks to all relatives and friends for the many kind expressions of synmathy,


HOLLINRAKE Irene


attended the funeral. Thanks also to Caroline and Paul for organising


who


donations received diuing their sad loss. Special thanks to Fr Price and Fr Waring for tlie service and to everyone


and


sympathy, cards of condolence


neighbours for their kind actions and expressions


and of


Eamonn and Tom would like to express their sincere thanks for the support mven during Mary’s illness especially to Dr Golding,


(nee Blockeel) Mary


Turner the and.


ana to Dr. N. McMeekin, Dr. M. Cronin, Clitheroe Community Hos­ pital . and Ward Cii Royal Blackburn Hospital for their loving care of Carol. Special thanks to Pauline and Philip for being there for John and they would also' like to express


the refreshments and to the Price family for all funeral arrangements.


— ireciation to the 1 Post House for


their


donations to the Salvation Army and the Friends of Clithcroc Hospital. Our grateful thanks to Mr. Paul Lee for * tying the organ


and


letters and cards of condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also Mgf. J. Corcoran and Father J. Wareing for their kind words about Carol and for the lovely service and to all who attended the funeral service and have given Mass Offerings


John, Wendy, Susan, Andrew and families would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for the many kind expressions sympathy


(nee Walmsiey) . Caroline Ann (Carol)


and of WRAY


messages and letters of condolence and generous donations received during their recent sad loss. Thanks also to the Staff on Critical Care at Royal Blackburn Hospital, Tim Peagam for his kind words and ministrations, Brian Price and Son for the funcral 'arrangements and Julia and Staff at ■ Whalley Golf Club for tlie catering.


In n/lemoriam


■ It was planted to last. Love from'Dorothy, Anne, Christine and. families.


loving Husband, Dad and Grandad who died March 20th, 2007. We keep in our memory, Our love of the past, For deep m our hearts,


Remembering


March 17th, 2008. Loved and remembered always.


WRAY Louisa


Robert x.


March 12th, 1985. Quietly today your memory is kept, No need for u;ords. We will never forget. Irene and family.


TAYLOR Jim


Treasured memories of my husband, March 19th, 2009


WILKINSON John


The sorrow never disappears.


The pain is never fa r away.


The silent tears still flow.


Because 1 loved you so. Love o f my life 1 miss you,


I t hurts to be apart. But time alone can onlu heal.


God bless and keep you, your devoted wife Joyce.


My ever lonely heart.


AeKNOWLEDGEMENT NOTICE


In OurThoughts


Our Lord and St Jude Thank you.


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immediately should an error occur. We regret that we cannot accept responsibiFity for more than


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typographical or minor changes


which d o j^ affect the value of the advertisemenL


After the loss of your loved one send thanks to all .who helped you • through this sad and difficiult time


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ASTIN Zoe


March 19th


Happy 21st Zoe. Love from Mum, Dad, Daniel, Nathan,


Nan and Uncle Stephen xxxxxx


MARSDEN Tom


a HOLT (nee Scott)


Graeme and Vicky would like to announce the birth of


Sophie Margaret and Jessica Lois


Born February 28th, 2012 Thank you to everyone at L.W.N.C. 21st Birthday I


Paul, Susan, Andrew and family would like to thank relatives, friends and neigh­ bours for ■ the many. kind expressions of sympathy, social ■


Joanne Louise network cards,


_ messages, wishes and photos visit www.clitheroeadvertiser.co,uk


Mothers Day Remembrance


Cards and gifts I cannot send Her band I cannot touch But God will take my love


CROOK Frances


Love on Mother’s Day and your birthday March 19th, daughter Frances xx.


To the one I miss so ‘ much.


r JONES


Precious mothers da^ memories of a loving mum.


Margaret


Always in our hearts, You will never be forgotten.


From Kathleen, Brian.


Rochdi and families Marie, w.clltheroepdvertlser.co.uk 21st Birthday Birthdays Ctitheroe Advertiser&Times,Thursday, March 15,2012 •


PARKINSON ^ Zoe


March 16th


Love, best wishes and^ • . happiness on your 21st birthday


Love from Mum, Dad, Nan, Grandma and Chris xxxx


2 1 21 2 1 .2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 READ


Michael March 18th


Happy 21st Birthday


Lots o f love Mum, Dad,


Simon, Lucy and grandparents xxxx


40th Birthday


40 40 40 40 40 40 40 4 0 40 COWEN


40 PAUL


Happy Birthday Paui


I We iove you very I much


From Joe,


Andrew, Daniel and Ruth xx


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Have a party! "" Have a ball!


B u t /d o n 't fo r s ir t to T)d|or Engagements


WARBRICK David


March 19th


Happy 40th Birthday Love you


always, Trudy XXX


Happy Birthday Dad • Lots of love Ellis and Halle xxxx MARTIN


Stefan March 17th


Happy 30th Birthday Lots of love ' Mum and Dad,


Sharon, Bobby, Micky and Stuart xx


Happy Birthday Uncle Step 1


Heidi, Ryan, Hannah, Ellie andTheo xx


Success at Crufts for Sarah (and Friski)


A CLITHEROE print manag­ er’s “four-legged friend” Frisia, a four-year-old Labrador Cross, proved every dog does have its day after walking away with a


top prize at Crufts. Friski finished second in the grad­


uate obedience class in the show, presented by the Kennel Club, last weekend at Birmingham’s NEC!. Owner Sarah Woodward, who


works at her family’s Paper Cup Company in Clitherbe, fought off fierce competition from the other entrants in the Young Kennel Club ring to climb the podium. And the 20-year-old, of Guy Street, was left beaming with pride


at Fri'ski’s performance. “It’s my second time competing at Crufts and I’m absolutely ecstatic with Friski,” she said. “As part of the competition, we


had to complete tests in heelwork on lead, heelwork off lead, re-call, retrieve, one minute sit, stay and two minutes d o ^ , stay. “I’m delighted with what we


achieved. I just go out and enjoy myself, she does the same and this time we came second which is amaz­ ing when you think about it. “The whole event is quite a lot for


dogs sometimes, but she coped well with being in the ring. Hopefully, we OBEDIENT: Sarah Woodward will go on and come back next year with Friski at the world-fa- to go one better.”


mous Crufts, (s) Winifred’s life as chaperone to the stars


NEVER have so many been chaperoned by so few when Mrs Winifred Dawson addressed Clit­ heroe and District Probus Club. Retiring from life as a teacher,


she was asked by a friend if she would like a job as a chaperone, looking after eight to 15-year- olds while.they were appearing on stage or screen. Reluctant at first, she agreed


to be available “occasionally”. The next day her first assignment started and ever since she found herself much in demand, mingling ivith stars of TV, film and theatre as she travelled widely, looking after a fascinating collection of budding actors and actresses.


• Village news


continued from page 17


Warning The headteacher of


Wrting in the school newsletter, he asks parents to avoid taking family holi­ days in term time and adds; “There are 13 weeks of school holidays


He tells parents: “I would not normal­ ly make too much of a fuss over a very small amount of holiday time or permission for children to attend important family events.


■ every year and we do not want chil­ dren to miss too many days of edu­ cation.”


Whalley Primary School, Dr Steve Austin, has warned parents over book­ ing holidays in term time without a valid reason.


For those under the age of


eight their parents or guardian must always be present. Sixteen and over are deemed able to look after themselves. Between eight and 15 requires a registered chap­ erone to be present at all times to look after the child actor. This job inevitably brought her


out to be “tomorrow, in Cape Town”; the large black limou­ sines invariably used to take her and the child to the studio -


the


larger the limo, the quicker the traffic gave way! After a brief question time the


into contact with the more mature actors in various productions, a side to the job which she found as equally interesting as dealing with her younger charges. Surprises were plentiful - how


nice the real person so often is when compared with their TV character; how the call to chaper­ one someone “tomorrow” turned


Dr Austin says that neither the govern­ ment nor the local authority will accept the cost of a holiday as an excuse.


haye been generous so far in authouris- ing anything which is five school days or less. I am very grateful to those narents who extend


“I cannot continue to authorise such re­ quests unless a valid reason is given. I would much prefer to have a face-to- face discussion with parents, a phone call or an email, in­ stead of receiving the form on my desk with no opportunity, for conversation.


“I am getting quite a few holiday forms where the cheaper cost of holidays tak­ en during term time is cited as the main or only reason for the holiday request.


“When you fill in a holiday request form or ask permis­ sion for the children to be absent from school, you must write about the ex­ ceptional circum­ stances which have led to the request.


“Please help the school to maintain our outstanding at­


a particular school holiday period - in other words taking a two-week family holiday where only one week or less is school term time.”


The school’s Beech Class had a trip to Skipton Castle as part of their study topic on castles.


tendance record.”


vote of thanks was given by mem­ ber Bob Jones. The next meeting of Clitheroe


and District Probus Club is its ACM tomorrow, March 16th, with lunch to follow. The next meeting after that will be on on Friday, April 6th. at 10-45 a.m. when photographer Mr Gordon Bartley will continue his series of illustrated talks under the title “Same country, different world”.


Year 5 has set up a healthy fruit stall selling snacks at break times for 20pi


Marriage letter A letter from Arch­


. own response to the consultation.


bishops Vincent Nicholas and Peter Smith was read to the congregation of English Martyrs’ RC Church, Whal­ ley. The statement about marriage was issued in the light of consultation by the Govenunent on changing the legal definition of mar­ riage. The congre­ gation was asked to sign the Coali­ tion for Marriage’s online petition at www.C4M.org.uk which supports the legal definition of marriage as the un­ ion for life of one man and one wom­ an and opposes any attempt to redefine it. .The letter says there will be a more detailed leaflet on the Government’s consultation to as­ sist Roman Catho­ lics to make their


A meat and potato pie Sunday lunch fol­ lowed by a beetle drive is planned by the SVP for 12-30 p.m. on Sunday, April 22nd in Whal­ ley CE Primary School. Tickets at £6.50 for adults and £3.50 for children will be on sale this weekend. Tickets are on sale for the Easter egg raf­ fle. Winners in the March 200 Club draw were: £50,170; £25,131; £10,1.


Off agenda The period allowing


Renovation work on the church is almost complete. A deci­ sion about moving back for worship will be made be­ fore the end of the month.


The House Group will meet at Whit- tam Road at 10 a.m. on Tuesday and the Ladies’ Prayer Group will be at the vicarage at 2-15 p.m.


.Hall at 7-30 p.m. The meeting is open . to the public.


members of the public to raise mat­ ters of concern at the end of Whal­ ley Parish Council meetings is off the agenda for tonight’s meeting in Whalley Methodist Church


Mothers’ day A Mothering Sunday family service will be held in Whalley Parish Church on


. ploring Traditions sessions in Whalley Abbey on Wednes­ day at 7-30 p.m. has the subject “In de­ votion to the Virgin Maty”.


The fourth of the Ex-


Lent lunch The next Lent lunch


• odist Church Hall on Tuesday at 12- 15 p.m.


organised by Whal­ ley Christian Ac­ tion Group will be in Whalley Meth-


A meal of soup, bread and cheese will be followed by a short talk on an aspect of the churches’ mis­ sion. The suggested donation is £2.50.


Today, Midweek Holy Communion is at 10 a.m. and tomorrow Holy Commun­ ion in the Abbey Chapel at 9-15 a.m. will be followed by. meditation in the Abbey Library at 10-30 a.m.


There will be a Prayer Book Holy Com­ munion service at 8 a.m.


Sunday at 9-30 a.m.


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