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f ' l : .-■H 36 Clltheroe Advertiser &TImes, Thursday, February 23rd, 2012 I www.clltheroeadver1lser.co.uk www.clitheroeadvertisor.co.uk' Clltheroe 422324 (Editorial). 01282 426161 (Advertising), Burnley 01282422331 (Classiticd) -4


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Brian, Jean, C a r l and Pauline Tel: Clitheroe 441297


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.Wlio passed away peacefully in Royal Preston H o ^ ita l on Monday, February 13th, 2012, aged 75 years, dearly loved husband o f the late Enid, and sadly missed by all his family.


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The funeral service will take place at Preston Crematorium on Thursday, March 1st at 11-15 a.m. Family flowers only, donations i f so desired to 'British Heart Foundation*. All inquiries to William Houghton Funeral Directors, Chapel Hill, Longridge. Tel. 01772 782291.


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■ Peacefully on Friday, February 17th, 2012, Heather, aged 64 years o f Clitheroe,: much loved wife o f Steve, also a dearly missed mother, grandma, sister and' good fiiend o f many. Funeral service will be held at 12-30 p.m. on Wednesday, February 20th at St James Church, Clitheroe, prior to cremation at Accrington. Family flowers only please, but donations i f desired to Cancer Research U.K., c/o Lan^shaws Funeral Service, 103a King Street, Whalley, BB7 9SW. Tel. 01254 824.529._______________ .


(formerly Renwick) Heather


‘Peacehaven* Chapel o f Rest. Service and interment will take place at West Bradford Methodist Church bn Monday, February 27th at 11 a.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memory o f Margaret,


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Hospice Fund, c/o Mrs K. Scott, Abbots Dene, Rimington, Clitheroe, BB7 4DS. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441297.


desired, may be given for either Marie Curie Cancer Care or the East


i f so Lancashire


February 16th, 2012, at her home, Margaret, aged 95 years, the dearly loved wife o f the late Jack, much loved mother o f Kathleen, John and Anne, dear mother-in- law o f Janet and Colin also a devoted gran o f David, Sam and Dan and great-gran to Jess. Reposing


Peacefully on


WRATHALL Margaret


Acknowledgements TAYLOR


Katie for their support and care. Reverend Andrew Malcolm for his kind words and ministrations, AJty Funeral Service fo r their dignified service, also to everyone who attended the service.


especially


Zivana and Kenneth's family wish to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours fo r the many kind expressions sympathy


HODSON Kenneth


especially to the Drivers and Staff from Hodsons Coa<^es. To the Rev. Neil Kendra for his kinds words and ministrations. Finally to Crossroads Carers for their care and attention. To the landlord and landlady o f • the White Bull Hotel for the catering and to Richard Chew and Staff at Clitheroe Funeral Service for all their services. ’ Mrs Z. Hodson o f Gisbum.


service,


condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking


Reverend Geoff Garnett for his kind words and comforting ministrations and to everyone


also


T o place a commemorative verse on the Family Notices Pages


attended the funeral service and have given donations for the British


who Foundation. Heart week ending March 15th and 16th


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Caroline, Jacqueline and families would like to express their sincere Uianks to eveiyone for the many kind expressions o f sympathy and letters and cards


RIGBY Susan


grandad and great- grandad. Special manks to Dr Flatley at Clitheroe Health Centre, to Dr Jones and Staff at the Diabetic Clinic at-the Royal Blackburn Hospital for ail their loving care. To you all fo r attending the funeral


donations received for the E.L,H.T. Diabetic Clinic during their time o f sorrow and the loss o f a much loved husband,


; . and father,


9Aotfier’s *Day 9\/[emories


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donations in aid o f the East ^ . . .Lancashire Hospice ' received during their time o f sorrow. Special thanks to all the Staff at East Lancashire Hospice fo r their care and attention. Doctors and Staff at Mellor Surgery, District Nurses


and


Michael, Jackie and family wish to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours fo r cards o f condolence, kind expressions.^ o f sympathy


EDDLESTON John (Jack)


' . Alwyn Martha The family of tlie late Alwyn Taylor would like to thank all family, friends and neighbours for their messages, thoughts


donations received at this sad time. Also thank you to the Staff at Manor House, Chatbum for all their care, to Reverend Dyer for a lovely service, to tlie Staff at Whalley Abbey, • to Doctor warren and to Langshaws Funeral Service for their dignified arrange­ ments. Thank you all.


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Linda, Richard, Micliael and fkmily. XXX.


Birthday Memories


grandad and great- grandad, February 22nd. Loved and remembered always.


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Mum, Dad and family, Jackie, Gavin and Sara.


February 25th, 1995. A lso Catherine his wife. Every day no matter where. In our hearts you are always there, We remember your smile Michael, And the things you would say, We treasure your" memory dauby day.


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R IBBLE Valley MEP Chris Davies is calling for all Euro-MPs to face an expenses freeze until 2014. The Liberal Democrat, whose North West


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constituency includes Ribble Valley, wants. the European Parliament to reject an infla­ tion-linked increase in its administration costs, and says that MEPs should accept cuts in the value o f their expenses budget. “T o anyone who has served on a local coun­


cil, or run their own business, it is stark star- ingly obvious that the European Parliament could achieve big savings in its budget without affecting its worlq” said M r Davies. - H e claims that a huge saving o f up to


£200m. a year could be achieved by ending the rotation o f the Parliament between sepa­ rate buildings in Brussels and Strasbourg. “ I have no doubt that most MEPs want to


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put an end to the ‘travelling circus’ arrange­ ments, but the decision rests not with the Eu­ ropean Parliament but with national parlia­ ments. Change may be blocked by France, but until the issue is put on the agenda the argu­ ments will never be nronerlv heard.”


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Fondest birthday memories o f a dear husband,


. CHARNOCK Gerard (Gerry)


Died, February 24tliii996. • Loved and remembered always.


TOWNSON Frederick


HETHERINGTON JENNINGS


Emma and Ryan are


delighted to announce the arrival of their daughter


Halle Elizabeth


Born February 15th, 2012 Weight 61b 150Z


^ MarleyElise Much love and congratulations from


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Rachel, Martin, Louis, Samuel and Grace xxxx


All our love on your 60th and always


From Adele, Jason, Liberty and Jessica xxx


Happy Birthday , Lots of love Mum xx o 60 Advance fee


I AS part of the month-long Scamnesty {campaign, Lancashire Trading Stand­ ards Service and Lancashire Constab- julary are warning people not to fall


(victim to advance fee fraud. In this type o f scam would-be victims


I are asked for cash or bank details in return I for a percentage o f a large sum o f money I that ari individual theoretically needs help I with moving.^ L e e Ormandy o f Lancashire Trading


I Standards explained: .“Advance Fee Fraud' has been a Rowing problem in Lancashire over the last year.


' “Scams include criminals claiming to be


I get home. i “ The strangest claimed to be from the


^ German Ambassador to the U K who


from a Chinese bank, or relatives trapped on holiday and urgently needing money to


wanted to transfer money out o f Germany due to the credit crunch but, due to act­ ing outside o f normal channels, the target needed to maintain confidentiality.” D C Tony McClements, the Fraud Eval­


uation and Liaison Officer for Lancashire Constabulary, added: “Almost every day I am' sent examples o f ‘phishing’ emails, from fraudsters trying to hoodwink ordi­ nary people into parting with money or their bank details. “ The scams vary, but tend to be driven


by foreign nationals, contain very poor English and often involve huge sums o f money, which should be an immediate cause for concern. “ It is another example o f how the U K is


being targeted by fraudsters from abroad, which can cause major investigative obsta­ cles.” Lee Ormandy concluded: “ Never give


warning


your bank details to people who you don’t know. These types o f begging letters will al­


ways be a scam and you will never see a penny o f the promised payment. I f you think you may be a victim o f fraud then they should visit www.actionfraud.org.uk and 0300123 2040.” Scamnesty is a month-long campaign


run by Lancashire Trading Standards Service and Lancashire Constabulary to tackle the problem o f scam mail. The Scamnesty campaign sees special


bins placed at various locations, including police stations and libraries, for people to deposit any scams they receive through the post. New for this year, people can also send


any e-mailed scams through to the team for further investigation at tsscams@Ian- cashire.gov.uk


Gash grants for sport and arts


STEWART Ryan


February 24th


Our Little Chel" is 18 Congiatulations| Have a great


— time! With lots of


love. Mum, Jez, Grandma and all the family xxx


21st Birthday


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by Duncan Smith


CASH is up for grabs for equipment and coaching for budding young sportsmen and women and perform­


ance artists in Ribble 'Valley. Ribble Valley Borough Council has


launched its 2012 sports and arts excel- lence grants scheme, aimed at helping youngsters to excel in sport, dance, drama and music. The successful scheme has supported


young Ribble Valley athletes and per­ formance artists to achieve success at county and national level. Coun. Robert Thompson, who is chair­


man o f the council’s community services committee, said: “ The biggest issue for young people and their parents in pursu­ ing their chosen activity is the cost o f in­ struction, transport and equipment. “We hope that by providing support


towards these costs, young people will be able to reach their full potential in their chosen activity. “We have offered financial support to


EU must slash costs, says MEP


talented young sports people and perform­ ance artists for some time and are looking forward to another great take-up.” Grants will be available from April 2012


for sport, dance, drama and music (instru­ mental and voice), with priority given to those with a strong track record in their chosen discipline and working towards formal qualifications. The deadline for applications fo r the


2012 scheme is Friday, March 9th, and application packs are available from the council’s administration officer, Olwen Heap, on 01200414408.


Bid to tu r n tow n c e n t re


p u b in to offices a n d flats A P LAN N IN G application has been submitted to Ribble Valley Borough Council for the proposed change o f use to the former Victoria Hotel, Market Place, Clitheroe from a licensed premises to A2 financial and professional use, in­ cluding internal structural alterations to the ground floor. The proposal also includes upgrade of the existing accom­


modation and creation o f improved domestic accommoda­ tion to first and second floor split into four flats with compli­ ant means o f escape provision and associated alterations to create a separate entrance (number 0074).


Next blood donor sessions


TH E next local blood donor sessions will be held next Wednesday, February 29th. They will take place at West Bradford Village Hall, in


Grindleton Road, between 2 and 4 p.m. and again 5 and 7-30 p.m. Existing and new donors are urged to attend and any­ one intending to do so should first call 03001232323 to book an appointment. Giving blood is quick, simple and virtually pain-free, and


most people in reasonable health can do it. For more infor­ mation on giving blood, visit the NBS website at: www.blood. co.uk


This week’s whist and doms


winners at the Peridle club SOLO vyhist winners at The Pendle Club were': E. Child, K. Holding, B. Wood. NEW members are welcome to come along and join in every Monday at 7 p.m. Domino winners at The


■Pendle Club were: D. Lowe.


■ M. Smith, D. Knight, J. Pye. Again, new members wel­ come every Friday at 7 p.m. Line dancing is also held


at the club every Thursday at 1-30 p.m. and sequence dancing every Tuesday at 7- 30 D.m.


BIRTHDAY ■Qoi^d'mmLMTsom


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Messages will appear March ISth in Clitheroe Advertiser, . : March I6th in The Nelson Leader and The Burnley Express.


Clitheroe Advertiser &Tlmes,Thursday, February 23,2012 :


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KEENAN Gall


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1 Love You ___ Jessica


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