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Gareth, Josh, George, Bradley and Becl^ and great-grandad to Edith also loved brother of Jean and brother-in-law of Biyan and a friend to many. Reposing in ’Peacehaven' Chapel of Rest. Service and interment will take place at St. Helen’s Church, Waddington on Monday, February 11th, at 11 am. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Jim if so desired may be given, for either St. Helen's Church or the North West Air Ambulance, c/o Julie Drinkall, 24 Millbrook Court, West Bradford,


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Peacefully on January 31st. 2013, in hospital. Michael, aged 67 years, of Bolton-by- Bowland and formeny of Slaidburn. The dearly loved husband of Helen, beloved son of Edna Barlow and the late John Cook, much loved dad of Simon, Philip and Julian, loving father- in-law of Ellen and Louise,


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grandad of Liam, Jem and Maisie also a loved brother-in-law. Reposing


dearest in HARDWICK


Pendleside Hospice would be gratefully received c/o Mr. Peter Fattorini, White Abbey,


Skipton, North Yorkshire, BD23 sHQ. Inquiries to Brian Price & Son, Funeral Directors, Tel: 01200 441297.___________


Linton,


February 1st, 2013, (his 84th birthdrw) and fortified by the Rites of Holy Mother Church. Reposing in 'Peacehaven’ Chapel of Rest. Funeral Mass will be held at St. Peter’s R.C. Church, Stonyhurst tomorrow Friday, February 8th, at 3 pm, followed by interment at St. Jos^ h’s Cemetery. No flowers by request. Donations to Maundy Relief Trust


Peacefully on Peter Reginald near


Peacefully at home on February 2nd, 2013, surrounded by his family. Jim aged 78 years. The dearly loved husband of Marian, devoted father of Linda, Julie, Elaine, Diane and Karin, father-in-law of John, much loved grandad of James, Thomas, Abigail,


James (Jim)


ONHLL MIdred


On Wednesday, 30th January, 2013, peace­ fully , at Abbeyfield Nursing Home and Fortified by the Rites of Holy Mother Church, Mildred aged 88 years, the dearly loved wife of the late Tommy, dearest mum to Michael and Rita, a special gran to Mark, mother-m-law to Kath and Brian, and a much loved gran and great gran.


(nee Catlow)


Requiem Mass will take place tomorrow, Friday, 8th February at St Michael and St John R.C. Church, Clitheroe at 11 am followed by interment at Clitheroe Cemetery. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Mildred for the North West Air Ambulance,


Rest in Peace


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Bradshaw, dear sister of Carolyn, loving sister-in-law of Stella, Philip and Patrick also a much loved 'Auntie C . Reposing in 'Peacehaven’ Chapel of Rest. Service and intei*ment will take place at St. John's Church, Read on Wednesday February 13th at ip.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Christine if so desired may be given for Rosemere Cancer Foundation, c/o Mr. M. Cort, 1 Abbey Road, off Mitton Road, Whalley, BB7 9TD. . Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors, Tel: 01200 441297.


Dorothy


peacefully on 30tn January, 2013, aged. 85 years and formerly of Low-Moor. Loving husband of Joan, much loved dad, grandad and Great grandad. A fiineral service and cremation will take place


Passed away


Crematorium at 2.20 pm. Family flowers only. Donations in memory of Roiinie for North West Air Ambulance


Friday 8th, February at


tomorrow Accrington


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Peacefully and pain free on February 3rd 2013 at Beardwood Hospital after a long struggle witli Cancer. Christine aged 65 years of Lane Ends, Bolton-by-Bowland. The dearly loved wife of Terry, much loved daughter of Kenneth and


PARKINSON Christine


ROGERSON


'Magdalene Church, Clitheroc on Tuesday February 12th at 12 noon. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Alan if so desired may be given for St Mary Magdalene Church, Clitneroe c/o Dr. .T. Goodbody, The Parish Office, Church Street, Clitheroe, BB7 2DG. Incjuiries to Brian Price & Son, Funeral Directors, Tel: 01200


'Peacehaven’ Chapel of Rest. A private family cremation will take place. A Service of Thanksgiving will be held at St Mary


in 441297. ______


donations in memory of Eileen to The Smile Train c/o Clithcroc Funeral Service, 10-12 Whalley


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Acknowledgements


Jennifer, Suzanne and Donald would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends


BRIGGS Florence


neighbours for the many


and


condolence received ^ ring their sad loss.


Thanking also Rev. Canon


attended the funeral service and for donations received for the Noi*th West Air Ambulance. They would also like to express


Nicholson for his kind wor^ and comforting ministrations also to Ena and Carol and everyone


who


appreciation to Dr. Ian Ibbotson, District Nurses, the Nurses and Staff at Clitheroo Community Hospital also to the Carers for all their care, kindness and support and finally to the Price family for all funeral arrangements.______


their


sympathy and letters and cards of


expressions


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Francis, a dear mother-in-law to Karen and Paul, also a special sister to Joe. Eileen will be sadly missed. A funeral service will take place at Trinity Methodist Church, Clitheroe on Monday February 11th 2013, at 1-30 pm followed by interment at Clithcroe Cemetery. Family flowers


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Peacefully on Friday 1st Februaty 2013, in hospital, Eileen Taylor aged 83 years. Loving wife of the late Donald Stanley Taylor, very loving mother to John and Maureen and a very special grandma to Nikki, Michael, Madeleine


TAYLOR Bleen


grandpa of James, Rachel,. Charlie and Dominic and loving father-in-law of Maria and Stewart. Reposing


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peacefully on Tuesday January 29th 2013 at The Royal Blackburn Hospital. Alan aged 77 years of Read, the dearly loved husband of Freda, much loved father of Michelle and Simon,


Suddenly but


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Acknowledgements IlnlVIemoriam


Joan would like to express her sincere tlianks to all who sent cards, messages of condolence, and to '■ everyone


McTEAR Kenneth


attended Ken’s funeral service. Also thanks to Dr. Flatley, Terry and David for a lovely funeral service and finally Lisa at the Horseshoe. Cod Bless You All


who PARKER


Susan, Joan, Lynne and families would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for the many


Mary Jane


sympathy and letters and cards of condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also Judith Talbot for her kind words and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations. They would also like to express


expressions


kind of


appreciation to all the Staff of Riverside Care Home, Sawley for all their care and kindness.


WALMSLEY William


like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for the many


Liz and would


sympathy and letters and cards of condolence received during their sad loss. Special thanks to Dr. w. MacKcan also Carol and her staff at Beech Grove for the loving . care and kindness shown to Bill also to Monsignor J. Corcoran for his kind words and comforting ministrations and all who attended the funeral service and have given donations.


expressions


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Died February 10th, 2011.


T0WN50N Ethel


Linda, Michael, Richard and Tilly xx.


Loved and remembered always.


ANGIE


A part of us went with you on February 2nd, 2003.


Angela Kate Walmsiey


face. Love you Mum and Dad XX.


Miss you so much baby ANGIE


Love you more xxxx. Nik,


We miss you each and every single day.


Angela Kate Walmsiey


Harrison and Afexa. Birthday Memories LEECY


Love Mum and Dad, Brother Darren and partner Julieanne and bump God Bless xx.


7th February o n n g s such sorrow. As another birthday we cannot share, You would have been 43 today.


Anthony Carl (Humph)


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Emma February 8th


Congratulations Emma on your 21st,


Love and best wishes, Mum, Dad, Nathan, Laura and Dave


xxxxx Happy Birthday Aunty Emma.


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Happy 21 St Emma, wishing you good 21 health and happiness always.


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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times,Thursday, February 7,.2013 » Congratulations ROBERT


PILKINGTON 11th February


Happy 181h


Lots of Love Mum and Dad XXX


21st Birthday


; > JEAN AND JOE LOFTHOUSE


. On your 60th wedding anniversary j with all our love from Trish,Tim, ! David, Helen and Jeremy I and grandchildren Sarah, Katie i


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HINDMOOR JOHN (JACK)


John wishes to thank the many family members, former teaching colleagues,


neighbours and friends who have made his 90th birthday celebrations so enjoyable.


Have a party! Have a b all!


But, d o n ’t forsc^ ^hank;^hem a l l !


to Guitar legend Steve Cropper and The Animals, including Clitheroe's own Pete Barton (second left).


a set crammed with Stax favourites, many of which he wrote or co-wrote.


REVIEW; “The Animals and Friends”, at The Grand, Clitheroe, Sunday February 3rd.


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treated the audience to a set crammed with favour­ ites, with Pete showing excellent “Burdonesque” style vocals while playing a bass that late lamented Chas Chandler would have been proud of. All of a sudden, on walked The Man! Steve Crop­ per, with The Animals in full support, launched into


kled the ivories in 1965 after Alan Price’s departure from the band. Using The Grand’s excellent sound system, they


ous audience reception, by the legendary Newcastle band, The Animals, now fronted by local lad Pete Barton on bass and vocals with Danny Handley on guitar, original Animal John Steel on drums and on keyboard the talented Micky Gallagher, who first tin­


section, a genuine blues-voiced Paul Melville and the star of their show, Simon Anthony on saxophone, they were an excellent opening set. They were followed immediately, to a tumultu­


WHAT a great musical occasion! Starting early, a packed enthusiastic audience was treated to some excellent blues playing in a short well-controlled set by one the country’s top blues bands, The Stumble. Utilising a two-guitar attack, rock-steady rhythm


, With calm, cool approach to guitar mastery, he proved you don’t have to be a headbanging fast-fin­ gered shredder to be one of the world’s top guitarists. During the instrumental numbers “Time Is Tight”


and “Green Onions”, with Micky taking on Booker T’s organ passages, Steve produced jaw-dropping guitar lines.


interplay with Danny. Yes, indeed, a night to remem­ ber. Sadly, half the crowd had dispersed by the time the


last band Blue Coupe came to the stage, and what a treat they missed!


brother Albert on drums, the Blue Oyster Cult con­ nection teaming up with Alice Cooper bassist Den­ nis Dunaway, they offered the remaining audience a set of classics rom the Alice Cooper/Oyster Cult repertoire with a massive attack on favourites sich as “Don’t Fear The reaper”, “School’s Out”, “18” et al. Very impressive, and hope to see Blue Coupe again again some time.


With Joe Bouchard on brilliant guitar and vocals,


show base, the Swan and Royal, he confirmed his genuine regard for Clitheroe. Steve, our regard for you is equally enamouring, a true gent of the music world.


Tumble dryer warning i where our friendly staff are happy to help.J,..---' ^


regularly checked and cleaned to ensure they do not become blocked. A build up of fluff and lint inside the machine is a major fire risk. Machines should not be overloaded with clothes and the manufacturers’ instructions for use, including the maintenance, should be followed.


tin Johnston, said: “With this wet winter weather more and more use is likely to be made of tumble dryers to dry clothes over the com­ ing months. Jt is important that filters are


ful motors with fast moving parts which get very hot. A common issue is that if users don’t clean and maintain their machines, ex- ■ cess fluff can build up on the filter which could then catch fire. Deputy Chief Fire Officer Jus- •


Rescue Service responded to 57 property fires caused by tumble dryers, an increase of 40% on the previous year. In the first week of 2013 there were five fires with the same cause. Tumble dryers have power­


WTH tumble dryers much more in use at this time of year, both ^ncashire Fire and Rescue Serv­ ice and Trading Standards are urging people using these appli­ ances to take extra care. In 2012 Lancashire Fire and


an affected dryer, they should stop using it immediately and discon­ nect it from the wall socket as a precaution. Consumers who own a Beko appliance should then con­ tact the company on freephone


kinson said “Consumers who own a White Knight condenser tumble dryer that was built in October 2010 or have recently purchased a Beko condenser tumble dryer should check both the model and serial numbers, “If consumers think they have


also urging owners of Beko 6kg and 7kg condenser tumble dry­ ers and White Knight condenser tumble dryers to check when they were made after the firms issued a . safety warning that certain models could overheat due to an electri­ cal component failure, leading to a potential risk of fire. County Councillor Albert At­


ple to be in the house when their dryer is being used so that if there is a problem and there is a fire, you can be alerted to it as soon as possible. And never leave the ma­ chine running overnight when you are in bed asleep. Smoke alarms should be installed in your house and checked regularly to ensure they are working.” Trading Standards Officials are


‘We would always advise peo­


. arrange for the tumble dryer to be replaced free of charge.” The affected Beko tumble dry­


number 0800 917 2018 in order for the company make a free-of- charge, in-home modification to the dryer to remove any potential risk with the component. White Knight appliance owners should call freephone 0800 952 1102 to


the s^ety of goods they have pur­ chased can report the matter to the Citizens Advice consumer hel­ pline on 08454 040506.. ‘ For a free home fire safety


tumble dryers have been affected, visit White Knight’s dedicated website http;//www.whiteknight- recall.co.uk/ Anyone with concerns about


1691125 or visit www.Iancsfireres- cue.org.uk


check, call Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service on freephone 0800


ers have a model number of ei­ ther DCU6130W, DCU6130S, D C U 6 1 3 0 B , D S C 6 4W, DSC64S, DC7110W, DC7041W, DCU7230W, DCU7230S and DCU7230B and a serial number (the 10 digit number on the plate after ‘S/N’) which has 12 as the first two digits and either 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, or 10 as the last two digits. • To find out which White Knight


Footnote: Speaking to Steve Cropper at his after­


of the bay”, “Knock on Wood” and “Midnight Hour” along others, during which there was excellent guitar


Taking on vocal duties, Steve treated us to “Dock Animals magic


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