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THE family of a Clitheroe man were “touched and com forted” by the quick-thinking actions of shop staff and pas sers-by who tried their best
to help when he collapsed in Wellgate.
' Michael Jackson (76), was walkingpast The Flower Shop on his way home from a routine ap pointment when staff saw him fall to the ground and rushed out to administer CPR. An ambulance was called and although he was
initially resuscitated at the scene, he died a short time later at the
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• ficult circumstances. “My mum and the family have taken great comfort in knowing
that someone was with him when he needed help and that there are still such kind people in the world. We would like to say a big thank you to all the staff at The Flower Shop, especially Graham who administered CPR until the ambulance arrived. His prompt
stead said; “We have expressed our thanks and gratitude to the wonderful people who didn’t think twice and helped my dad in what must have been very dif-
Royal Blackburn Hospital. Michael’s daughter Pam Hal
Devoted father will be missed
by Katie Hammond
mum were inseparable. He was a popular man who was full of charisma and he had a wicked sense of humour which we are missing hugely already.”
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held at the family’s church, St Michael’s and St John’s, last Fri day and the family requested do nations to the parish aefibrillator machine fund in lieu of flowers. Money raised will go towards
A well-attended funeral was
had retired from a career in mo tor mechanics, with the latter part of his working years .spent with the ministry of pensions in Clitheroe. A keen motorbike enthusiast, he was married to Lucille for 52 years and a father to David, Stephen and Pam - he was also a grandfather of ten. Pam continued: “He and my
actions definitely gave Dad a fighting chance. We were also told that they were inundated with offers of help from passers- by and that again is a wonderfiil testameiit to genuine kindness and public spiritedness.” ■ Michael, of Jubilee Terrace,
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Poze Boutique’s next top model
email to Louise on info@poze-
clothing.co.uk with ,entrants supplying their date of birth, address, occupation and the rea son why they think they should win. A recent photo is also needed and should be emailed
categories - the over 16s and the over 30s - and one person chosen from each will win the chance to model for Poze Bou tique at its forthcoming fashion shows in May and November and choose an outfit from one of these shows. They will also receive 25% discount valid for 12 months at Poze Boutique. Second and third prizes will also be presented. Entries should be made via
Louise aims to raise funds for the charity Victim Support which her good friend Amy Greaves works for. The competition has two
(36) explained: “No experience is necessary-you do not need to be a particular model - you can be any shape or size as long as you have a great personality and a love for fashion. Entrants can ' be from anywhere in the Ribble Valley not just Clitheroe.” Through the competition
cated in Clitheroe’s Swan Court yard, is staging the competition to find a new face to model at its forthcoming fashion shows. Boutique owner Louise Holt.
THERE’S still time to enter a competition to find Clitheroe’s : next top model. Poze Boutique, which is lo
■before the successful entrants are short listed. An e-mail will be sent directly to each of the entrants who have been short listed notify-
iiig tliem of the details for the final m'ght and their photo will be pub
lished in the Oitheroe Advertiser. All entrants will be notified if they
bers of the public will be able to buy tickets for the boutique’s May fashion show with all profits made from the ticket sales do nated to Victim Support'. Lou
about the competition please visit
www.poze-clothing.co.uk
competition look out for future articles in the Clitheroe Ad vertiser or visit the boutique’s website at: www.poze-clothing.
co.uk, like Poze Boutique on Fa- cebook or follow Poze Boutique on Twitter @ pozeboutique. For terms and conditions
vital work of Victim Support. For further details about the
ise’s ftiend Amy will also speak at the final and the shows about the
are successful or not. During the final night mem
tries will be thoroughly looked at by the team at Poze Boutique
IS Monday March 31st with the final being staged at Clitheroe Golf Club on Thursday Aoril 18th from 7 p.m. til late.'’ ^ - After the closing date all en
to Louise as a j-peg image. For the under-18s there will be consent form provided by Poze Boutique, which will be emailed to the entrants for the parent or guardian to fill in and send back The closing date for entries
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