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February 10th, 2012, at Abbeyfleld, Low Moor, Fred, aged 02 years, of Clitheroe, the devoted- and dearly loved husband of Jean, much loved father of Ian and grandpa of Mark. Selfless and dignified to the end,


Peacefully on


Accrington Crem­ atorium on Friday, March 2nd, at 1 p.m. followed by a service of Thanlcsgiving at Trinity Methodist Church, at 2 p.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Fred if so desired may be given for either N.C.H. Action for Children (please make cheques payable to Action for Children), or Trinity Methodist Church, c/o Mr A. Braithwaite, Coniston, 39 Union Street, Low Moor, Clitheroe, BB7 2NH. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441207. ____________


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BRAITHWAITE Fred


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Friday, Februaiy 24th, at 12 noon. Family flowers only please, donations in memory o f Harold if so desired may be given for either St. Helen’s Church, c/o Mrs Yvonne Bush, 17 Waddow Grove, Waddington, Clith­ eroe, BB7 3JL or North West Air Ambulance, c/o Mrs V. Leach, Carter Fold


Road, Clith- 3JD.


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Brian Son,


Suddenly on February 10th, 2012, at his home, Harold, aged 77 years, a much loved father, grandfather and brother. Reposing in ‘Peace­ haven’ Chapel of Rest. Service ana interment will take place at St. Helen's Church, Waddington


COWBURN Harold


on www.havenfuneralplans.co.uk ■ grandfather and


I made to E.L.H.T. Diabetic Clinic, c/o Mrs. . Z" Hodson, Ribblesdale' Houses Main Street,' Gisbum, BB7 4HE. Inquiries to Richard, : Chew, Clitheroe Funeral Service, 10-12 Whalley Road, Clitheroe. Tel.' 01200 44.304.4. •


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Susan, aged 50 years, formerly of STaidbum, the dearly loved daughter o f the late Arthur and Alice lUgby a much loved sister of Caroline and Jacqueline also a dear sister-in-law, auntie and great auntie. Reposing \


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- please,' donations in memory of Susan if so desired may be given for the British Heart Foundation, c/q Mrs C. Harrison, ” 16 Mersey


Longridge, Preston, PR3 3NE. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441297.


Street,


grandfather. Frank will be missed by his family


— Crematorium on Tuesday, February 21st, 2012, at 1 p.m. Family flowers only


A^foneral service and cremation will take place at Accrington


and many friends.


•, please, donations may be made in memory of Frank to North West Air Ambulance, c/o Clitheroe Funeral Service, 10-12 Wliallcy Road, Clitheroe. All inquiries. Tel. 01200 44804.q.____________


On Tuesday, February 14th, 2012, peacefully in Clitheroe Hospital, Frank, aged 85 years, loving husband of Irene, dearest father to Carol and Graham, a much loved and doting grandfather and •


SEED Frank


I great­


ACKNOWLEDGEMENT • NOTICE


After the loss o f your loved one ' send thanks to all who helped you ; through this sad aiid difficult time ■


by placing a notice in your local -r- paper.


I .You can do this through your.*-;. I - Funeral Director who will help ; you and place the notice for


’• you. or you can place the notice 'privately direct to us.


I f you wish to place the notice with...5 us please call either 01282 478134 >; ^


• or 01282 478135;or call into any of f ■ our Front Counter Receptions, Bull * Street, Burnley/Scotland Road,; • -Nelson or King Street, Clitheroe • where our caring staff will assist you.'


of Rest where a sennee will be held today, Thursday, -February 16th, at 11a.m. followed by interment at St. Andrew’s Church, Slaidburn. Family flowers only


‘Peacehaven’ Chapel in


On February • 6th, 2012, at her home.


/Susan Janet


The. funeral service and interment took place on Wednesday, February 15th, af-St Mary the Virgin Church;. Gisburn. Donations ■ may be


great-grandfather fui


On February 9th, 2012, peacefiiliy at his home- in Gisburn, Kenneth Hodson,' aged 83 years, the dearly loved husband of Zivana, and the late Dorothy, much loved father to Michael, Lynn and Wendy, and a


HODSON Kenneth :


very dear


Kathleen, Valerie and families would like to thank


BUSH Edmund


.. Clitheroe Golf Club for a wonderful tribute to Edmund and thanks to everyone who attended the service and . for donations given to St Catherine's and N.W. Air Ambulance. Finally thanks to Clitheroe Funeral Service' for their


service,


arrangements. God Bless You All.


They last from day to dignified


Memories are the loveliest. thing.


They can't get lost, They don't wear out, Ana can't be given away.


Thomas for her comforting minis­ trations. Our thanks to Terry and Clitheroe Funeral service for all their help and advice with the funeral arrangements. . ^


Katy . i


Mona's family; would like to express their sincere thanks to all family and friends for their kind thoughts and messages of' sympathy received at this sad time. Tlianks also to all the Staff at Beech Grove and to Reverend


HINDLE Mona


. Practice for all their caring, to Staff at Clitheroe Hospital for all their, nursing, to friends . at St Catherine's Church and Rev. John Brocklehurst for. his kind, and sensitive funeral


neighbours for all their kind expressions o f sympathy during .the recent sad loss of Edmund. Special thank you to Doctor Zac and Staff at Pendleside Medical


relatives


friends, ' and


. for


. thoughtful service. Dr Kris and Jackie and the District Nursing Team, the Staff of the Edisford Bridge Hotel and . Langshaws Funeral Service for • their arrangements.


received at this sad time. Special thanks to Rev. Gill Dyer for her


donations


messages of empathy and


Ronnie, Heather, Victor, Pauline and famili^ would like to express their thanl^ the . . many


. WEBSTER Marcia


HARRISON


Remembering a special Brother, Brother-in-law and Uncle'. . who died February 22nd, 1999.


Stephen David


With , all our • love- Harry from Ian, Julie,; Laura ' and Becl^xxxx.


HARRISON


who died February 22nd, i999. '


•Uncle Maurice,’. Susan, Adele, Ian, Luke, Lauren and Calum XXX


From Aunty Eileen,


Loved <md remembered always.


September 4th 193*


HAMPSON Christine


Ian and Michael. ■ HARRISON


-February 20tf 2002. Much missed.. •


In lo-ving memory o f my wonderful husband who died February 22nd, 1999. However long our lives may last.


Stephen David


Whatever we may do. Whatever joys or griefs we have.


Your ever loving wife Andrea xxxx.


We will remem6ep i/ou. HARRISON


Died February 22nd, 1999. Sons like you are hard to


; Stephen David I Love Dad and Mum


again. Miss you.


golden chain. That litnks us till we meet


Ana now you re gone we're leftbehind. But memories are a


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KEEGAN Frances -


Precious .M o llic r ’.s Duy mvmoric.s o f a loving wife, muni uml {grandma, died August I3lh, 2006.


Sol a day do wc forget you,


In our hearts you are alvaysuear, As welorcdyoUf .w wc miss you, Happy memories wr treasure dear.


I/Ovc from all your rainilv \\ \ .


To place a commemorative verse on the Family Notices Pages


week ending March 15th and 16th


Telephone: 01282 478134 or 478135


email janct.keegan@eastIancsnews.co.uk or call into your nearest front


. desk reception where our caring staff w i l l assist you.


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• Years are slowly passing by,


. never die. Sadly missed but never forgotten. The .ChatbumXads.


But memories of you will . .


Died February 22nd, 1999. -


HARRISON Stephen


Remembering a dear nephew' and cousin


Stephen David


Birthday memories of a dear husband February 20th. As I opened my eyes this momma,


HIncks Gany


Forever your loving ■wife Liz xxx. •


I whispered 'Happy Birthday', And sent you all my love.


I looked to the heavens above,.


In OurThoughts


Our Lord and St Jude Thank you.


Sunday, 9Aarcfil8tfL


fMot/ier^s T>ay SvLemories


21st Birthday 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21


COWGILL Daniel


February20th .


Happy 21 St birthday to a special son Lots of love. Mum and Martin xxx


Happy 21st birthday


Love Simon, Frankie, Sarah and Stephen xxxx


Congratulations on your 21st.


Love Grandma, Grandad, Uncle Bob, Kath, Jamie, Auntie Carole, John and Jonathan xxx


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Still loved, still missed each and everyday. ■ ' .


Those we love don't fade away, ” ' .


In memory of a wonderful husband and dad who died February 21st, 1982 It does not take a special day.


PARKER John


XXX.; Birthday Memories


Love from Kathfcen, l Lorraine, Carol, the


To make us think of you. ate Jill and families


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Stephen February 20th -


Happy 50th Birthday Stephen


With love from Sarah, Neave and


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A S P IR IN G Special Constables are being invited to a recruitment event in the Kib­ ble Valley next week. Next Wednesday, February 22nd, members


of the public will be invited to attend Clithe­ roe Police Station for an exclusive behind the scenes insight into the work of the force’s Spe­ cial Constables. The Special Constabulary has more than 411


members who come together to offer their sup­ port to communities across Lancashire. There are currently 68 Specials working at Eastern Division, performing duties rang­


KENYON Lorna


February 17th


Happy 50th birthday All our love


John, Kirk, Kaley and Zak xxx


ing from neighbourhood policing and general


.patrol to the policing of football matches and road traffic incidents.


Specials have full police powers and perform


the same duties as regular officers. They wear the same uniform as police officers and are is­ sued with the same equipment. Candidates can apply at 18 and there is no


upper age limit. Specials work flexible hours with a minimum requirement of four hours p e r. week.


They provide their time and expertise with­


out financial reward and are fully respected members of the police force. The event, which will start at 7 p.m., will give


New centre will put you Well on way to fitness


FOR those ladies who made a New Year’s resolution to keep fit, but are finding it hard tbkeep mo­ tivated during the cold weather, a new weight loss and toning centre has opened its doors in Clitheroe. The ladies-only Wellness Cen­


tre offers a complete 35-minute power assisted workout and weight management programme that is fun, fast and safe. ■ There is a friendly team on hand to provide the support and encouragement needed to reach your goals. ■The team, headed by Irene Ing­


ham, is dedicated to delivering all your weight loss and fitness needs, covering all areas of wellness in­ cluding nutrition, diets, dietary


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advice, toning, fitness and gym programmes. Many ladies can find conven- •


tional ^m s intimidating, so this is the ideal place to start a fitness campaign whatever age or condi­ tion. The superb power assisted exer­


cise machines ensure a toned and firmed body is achievable without stress or strain making it the ideal partner to help you feel younger and fitter. Enjoy Wellness Centre is offer­


ing ladies the opportunity to go along and take a friend for a free no obligation trial at the newly opened centre in Shawbridge Saw Mill, Taylor Street, you don’t need any special clothes or shoes.


SHAPING UP: The Wellness Centre assisted exercise machines.


almost anyone and everyone can exercise regardless o f your physi­ cal condition. Call today on 01200 444335 to


book your free trial, or drop in for a coffee and a chat, whatever you prefer the team look fonvard to welcoming you.


Rock band snaking up the ladder


BLACKMAMBA, a local rock band based at Stony- hurst, has made it through to the next stage o f the prestigious “Live and Unsigned” competition. Auditions for the competition were held this


week at the Palace Hotel in Manchester, where Blackmamba impressed judges with their original­ ity and musical style. They will now go on to play at


the regional finals, to be held at the Royal Northern College of Music, also in Manchester, on Saturday April 14th. BlackMamba have recently released an EP with


four of their own songs, recorded at The Grand, in Clitheroe. This EP can be downloaded by following this link: http://blackmamba6.bandcamp.com/


Alert over PPI fraudsters


RESIDENTS in Clitheroe are be­ ing warned to be on their guard against fraudsters claiming to be able to recover cash spent on pay­ ment protection insurance (PPI). A number of reports have been


made to Lancashire Constabu­ lary over the past few weeks from people who have been conned out of money by cold callers contact- ing_them by phone or e-mail and claiming to work for financial re­ covery teams. In one case a man handed over


several thousand pounds after being told he stood to get back PPI over payments worth around £40,000. Det Con. Tony McClements,


fraud evaluation and liaison of­ ficer, said: “The whole issue of PPI recovery is extremely tooical at


this time; a situation compounded by a recession where people are struggling to make ends meet.' “Near cast-iron guarantees are


given by the fraudsters that they will recover your PPI payments, subject to an advance fee payable by you. “ In turn this leads to further


payments before the victim real­ ises they have been hoodwinked.” ■ “Many o f the fraudsters are ac­ tually operating from outside the country - using UK telephone numbers diverted to their true location and professional look­ ing websites to appear legitimate - and this can make it difficult to find offenders and bring them to justice. “ It is also difficult to close sites down, oarticularlv if thev are host­


ed abroad, and they quickly reap­ pear elsewhere. “The best way to tackle this is


to advise people on how they can- avoid becoming a yictim in the first place. Our advice is to never do business with a cold caller un­ less you have checked them out thoroughly. “By typing the company name


or telephone number into search engines, you will often find other consumers highlighting potential fraudsters. “Other danger signs include


requests for payments via money seiyice bureaus. I ’d also ask that friends and relatives o f those who may be \mlnerable are alert to the problems so that they can warn their loved ones to this developing issue.”


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ENGAGEMENT ANNIVERSARY


Get together with Faruily and Frienejs to tell\, leveryone about ybur loved one’s special bccasibri.J


|Flace the greeting in.ybur local paper/for all to see. j Add a picture an'd make It even more speclal. .


Call into any one of our Front Counter Receptions,


Bull Street, Burnley, Scotland Road, Nelson or King Street, Clitheroe where our friendly staff will help.


Or telephone 01282 478134 or 01282 478135. Even email janetkeegan@eastlancsnews.co.uk orlinda.coonan@eastlancshews.co.uk.


is equipped with power


people an opportunity to hear presentations from existing Special Constables whilst ask­ ing any questions they have about joining the force.


Sgt John Lindsey said: “We do not ask for


specific qualifications - we are looking for candidates with honesty and integrity, a posi­ tive approach, ability to work within a team, a willingness to learn new skills and to develop existing ones. “The high visibility of the Special Constabu­


lary is of real importance to the policing of our communities and speaks volumes about the dedication, skills, training and professionalism of the Special Constabulary officers.”


English Martyrs’ RC Church, Whalley, con­ tinues with the instal­ lation of the windows and a trial of the new heating system,


The progress of the work can be followed on www.em-church.org,uk The WCAG planning committee will meet today at 3-30 p.m. in Whalley Methodist Church Hall.


Ash Wednesday Mass at 10 a.m. in Whalley Par­ ish Church will be at­ tended by pupils from Oakhill College.


Women’s service The Women’s World Day


of Prayer service organ-, ised by Whalley Chris­ tian Action Group will be hosted by women from English Martyrs’ RC Church and held in Whalley Parish Church ' at 2-15 p.m. on Friday, March 2nd.


The group’s traditional Lent lunches will begin in Whalley Methodist


Church at 12-15 p.m.. on Tuesday, February 28th. Lunches will be of soup, bread and cheese and the suggested do'- nation is £2.50.'


Lunch will be followed by a short talk on the churches’ mission;


The Christian Action Group committee will meet in Whalley Meth­ odist Church Hall at 3- 30 p.m. today.


Fitness Fitness workshop classes in aid of Sports Re­ lief 2012 will be start­ ing weekly in Whalley Methodist Church hall.


After half-term classes will be run on Tuesday and Wednesday. Zum- ba the morning away on Tuesday, February 21st at 11-15 a.m. to noon or if you want to tone, lengthen and strength­ en with great uplifting music then drop into to Freestyle Fitness Yoga on Wednesday, 22nd at 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. don’t forget to bring a mat.


Donations in aid of Sports Relief 2012 both classes suitable for all ages no membership required just pay on door.


Pendle Club results


BRIDGE winners at the Pendle Club were: Mr K. Huddart and Mrs H. Wood. Mrs M. Wilson and Mr J. Montgomery. All players welcome. : Solo whist winners at the Pcndle Club were K


Holding, E. Child, B. Wood. New members welcome every Monday at 7 p.m.


-Domino winners: R. Seed, B. Cooke, F. Eccles, M. Berry, A. Fox. Booby V. Giles. Sequence dancing every Tuesday at 7-30 p.m.


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