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BOAST May


CLARK


Blackburn Hospital, May, aged 84 years, of Brierfield, the much loved wife of the late Jack, dearly loved mother of John, Edward, Rodney and Peter and a dear prandma and niothor- in-la\v. A funeral service will be held on Friday, January 4th. The cortege will assemble at Stott House Chapel of Rest at 10 a.m. prior, to a service at St Luke’s Bricrfield at 10-30 a.m. and followed by cremation at Skipton at 11-40 a.m. The Rev. E. Savillc will officiate. Flowers or donations if desired are being received for St Luke's c/o Hclliwells Funeral Service, Stoll House, Burnley Road, Colne. Tel. 01282 870898.


December 24th, 2007, at


Monday, the Royal Suddenly,


BRASS Kenneth (Ken)


On December 21st, at the Royal Victoria Infirm ary , Newcastle- Upon- Tync, Grayhame John,


Grayhame John


loved son of John and Laura Clark, aged 54 years, brother of Nicholas and Simon and uncle to Melanie, Rachel and Joshua.


the dearly


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Remembrance for Grayhame will be held at St Paul's Church, Low Moor on Friday, January 4lh at 11 a.m. Family flowers only but donations in memory o f Grayhame may be made to Smile Train, c/o Laura Clark, 3, Maple


Clitlicroc, Lancashire BB7 2LG. Thanks to Harrisons Funeral Directors for all their help.


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December 28th, 2007, Ken, aged 63 years, of Clitheroe, the dearly loved husband of Marjorie, much loved father o f Stuart, Russell and Simon, loving father-in-law of Adcle,


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grandad o f Charlie and Ellie, also a dear brother of John, Doris, Marion and the late George. Reposing


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Ac c ri ng t on C r e m a t o r i u m followed by a Service of Thanksgiving at St Maiy’s Parish Cliurch, Clilheroe, date and time to be arranged. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Ken if so desired may be given for the Ribble Valley Heart Fund, c/o Mrs S. Healey, Pendicsidc Medical Practice, Clitheroc Health Centre, Railway View Road, Clitheroe, BB7 2JG. "For funeral arrangements please contact Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200


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December 26th, 2007 in hospital, Dorothy aged 88 years, formerly of Gisburn, wife of the late George, dearly loved mother of Eric, Jean, Roger, Pat and the late Ian and Colin, also a loved mother-in-law o f Jean, Peter and Jean and a devoted grandma and great- grandma. Reposing


Peacefully on


‘Peacchaven’ Chapel o f Rest. A ser\'ice will be held at St. Mary’s Church, Gisburn on Monday Januair 7th at 1.30p.m. folfow'ed by cremation at Skipton Crematorium at 2.20p.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memorj' o f Dorothy if so desired may be given for either St. Maiy’s Church, Gisburn (please make cheques payable to St. Mary the Virgin Gisburn P.C.C.) or St. John the Evangelist Church, Langcliffe


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make chegucs payable to Langchffc Church) c/o Mr. Peter Riley, Ow’l Dene, Sawley, Clithcroe, IJB7 4LE. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors, Tel. 01200 441207.


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HAYTHORNTHWAITE Dorothy Bafnes


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Cremation took place on Wednesday,


Sorroiu too deep for words


KEARN&BANKS MU5GR0VE


peacefully at home with her loving family by her side and fortified by the Rites o f Holy Mother Church, Sadie aged 20 Years, the beautiful and dearly loved wife and soulmate o f Matthew', eternally loved daughter of Judith and Clive, grandaughter


On Saturday, 29th December


Sarah Frances Catherine Sadie


2007,


Frances and the late Jack Kearns and the late Jess and Ivy Banks,


A Requiem Mass in celebration of Sadie's short life will be held at St Mary's Church, Langho at ipm on January 4th, 2008, prior to Interment into St Mary's C h u r c h y a r d , Osbaldeston. Family flowers only please, donations gratefully received for the C li csa rg ean t, MacMillan Cancer Relief, The Young Oncology Unit, Adult Leukaemia Unit at Christie Hospital, c/o Mrs J. Hall, . 1 Woodcrest, Wilpshire, Blackburn, BBi 9PR. Further inquiries to Blackburn Funeral Services, Tel. 01254


daughter-in-law o f Doreen and Steven and Sister-in-law to Daniel, also loved by Mr and Mrs Telese and Mr and Mrs Musgrove. Sadie will be sadly missed by all her family and friends.


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December 23rd, 2007, in hospital, Jean, aged 72 years, of Hope House Nursing Home, Clayton-le-Moors and o f Clitheroe,


Peacefully on


dearly loved wife of the late Ken, a dear sister of Rodney and Rosemary,


the


sisler-in-Iaw o f Ann and John also a loving auntie and great- auntie. Reposing


loved


‘Peacehaven* Chapel of Rest. Service and cremation will take place at Accrington Crematorium, today Tliursday, January 3rd, 2008 at 11 a.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Jean if so desired may be given for the North West Air Ambulance, c/o Mrs V. Leach, Carter Fold Cottage, West Bradford


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On Friday, December 2isl, 2007, suddenly in Beech Grove Residential Home, Leonard, aged 85 years, much loved husband o f Evelyn, dear father of Janet and grandfather of Hannali and Rebecca. Funeral service w’ill take place on Thursday, January 3rd, 2008, at 10-30 a.m. at St Mary’s Parish Church, prior to committal at A c c ri n g t o n Crematorium. Family flowers only please, but donations if so desired can be made in memory of Leonard to Parkinsovis Disease Society, c/o Calvcrleys Funeral


YOUNG Leonard


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Birthday Memories MUSGROVE


memories. Mum’s January 6th, Dad's February 1st. A quiet prayer, A silent tear, Always wishing you werenere.


Loving birthday Florrie and Fred


Brian, John, Susan and families would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for the


FARQUHAR Rosie


many expressions


condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also Father J. Wareing for his kind words and c o m fo r


sympathy and letters and


ministrations and to all who attended the funeral serv’icc and have given donations.


t i n g FUVELL


June. Garry and family w’ould like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends


Audrey May


neighbours for the many


and expressions


condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also the Rev. A. Hardacre for her kind words and c o m f o r


sympathy and letters and


Love and miss you, from your loving daughter Mary, Laurence and family.


Acknowl^gements


Archie, Pauline and family would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends


BUTLER Kathleen


neighbours for the many


and expressions


condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also the Rev. Canon Philip Dearden for his kind words and comforting ministrations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations. They w'oiild also like to thank Mr. Fred Watson who has shown great kindness to Archie over the past


sympathy and letters and cards


kind of


of


ministrations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations. They would also like to express their appreciation to Dr. W. Mackean for all his care and support.


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The family of the late Winnie would like to express their grateful thanks to everyone for the kind messages of sympathy


Mary Winifred


donations received at this sad time. Special thanks to Fr. Price for everything and to the Staff o f Langshaws Funeral Service._____


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Thanks for prayers answered.


OUR LORD & ST JUDE t i n g


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cards _ of of cards ^ of


Janet and Chris at The Manor House, Chatburn


wish to thank all their dedicated, caring s ta i for their continued hard work, loyalty and ^ fund raising efforts throughout 2007. Thanks also to the Clitheroe and Ribble


Valley Mayor's, Councillors David Berryman and Doreen Taylor, Reverends Rodney


Nicholson, Anne Smith and Tim Thorpe for their regular services, John for transport,


Jean and Jenny - hairdressers, Maria and


Virginia -therapists, Martin- crafts, Marjorie- quizzes, Vicky-flower arranging, the children and staff of local schools, local parishioners, Clitheroe Round Table and the entertainers who have performed throughout the year. Also thanks to friends and relatives of the- residents and day-care visitors for their donations towards


The Manor House Social Fund and the purchase of a mini bus.


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present Santa. A very Happy New'Vear to you and yours Margaret.


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Jason Richard January 7th


Happy 21st Birthday Jason Health and happiness always


Love from Mum, Matt, Nan, Leanne and Matt, Kathryn and Will xxx 21


60th Birthday.'-,


few years, to Hope House, Clayton-le- Moors for all their care and kindness shown to Kathleen and to Dr. Hewitt for liis care.


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School’s praise for its


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SPECIAL guest Sir Bill Taylor presented the prizes when Longridge High School held its senior prizegiving night. Also in attendance were


the Mayor and Consort of Ribble Valley, Coun. Doreen Taylor and her husband, Gordon, and the Mayor and Mayoress of Longridge, Coun. David Moon and his wife Sheila. Sir Bill inade many


kind remarks in his address before presenting prizes, trophies, cups and certificates to senior pupils and to former Year 11 students. Headteacher Mr Alan


Lewis said: “It was won­ derful to see so many of last year’s extremely suc­ cessful Year 11 return to school. “Collectively, they


achieved a stunning 71% five or more GCSE passes a t grades A* to C, with nearly a th ird of them gaining three or more GCSEs at grades A* or A. “The staff at Longridge


wish them every success and happiness in their future lives.” At the school’s junior


prizegiving, lower school pupils received awards for progress and effort in front of a packed hall. Dr K. Ackers, the school’s new chairman of Gover­ nors, presented the prizes. Pictured are some of the


winners and special guests at the senior prizegiving,


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‘Challenge’ of new police cash deal


A CAU TIOU S welcome h a s b een given to L a n ­ c a sh i re C o n s ta b u la ry ’s “Police an d C om m u n ity S a fe ty F u n d in g S e t t le ­ ment” for the coming three years. Coun. Malcolm Doherty,


chairman of Lancashire Police Authority, commented on the funding package announced by the Home Secretary. He said: “While I welcome


the fact that we now have cer­ tainty over the funding alloca­ tions for the next three years and note th a t a t 2.7% i t is slightly higher than we pes­ simistically anticipated, the fact remains th a t it doesn’t


deal with the problem of his­ toric under-funding. “The demands on policing


are increasing all the time and, even with efficiency savings and other grants, we are still left with a challenging finan­ cial position. “We are also being asked to


double our cashable efficiency savings from 1.5% to 3%. In Lancashire we have achieved efficiency savings of £72M. over the past 10 years and obviously we will continue to seek further opportunities - but the options do diminish over time.” Before the announcement, Coun. Doherty and the chief


e.xecutive of the Police Authority, Miranda Car- ruthers-Watt, alongside Chief Constable Steve Finnigan, met local MPs in Westminster. They discussed topics which


are crucial to the future of policing, including funding, local a ccountability and ensuring the continued success of neighbourhood policing. In what was described after­


wards as a constructive and useful day, they explained that although Lancashire Constab­ ulary is a consistently high performing force, it is increas­ ingly stretched in its capabili­ ties because of new threats and increased demand.


Adventures through Rotary sponsorship


ROTARIANS from the Rib- blesdale Club were delighted to hear from two women who were sponsored by Rotary on


a week’s visit to the Calvert Trust Centre, near Keswick. Christine Bailey, whom many people will have seen in


Clitheroe with her guide dog, spoke from braille notes that she had made. Members also heard from Patricia Hornby,


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who acted as Christine’s carer and who was sponsored on the course by the Rotary Club of Clitheroe. They told of the activities


in which they took p a r t , including sailing, horse riding, orienteering, abseilling and archery; someone queried archery for a blind person and Christine replied th a t she stood alongside a table, was pointed in the right direction and ju s t let go! She hit the bullseye - a balloon. Both were grateful for the


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opportunity and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The talk also brought back sad memories of when four Rib- blesdale Rotarians were killed in an air crash. As a memorial to them, the club bought a catamaran for the Calvert T ru s t Centre, which was named Phoenix. P ictu red is Ribblesdale


Rotary Club president Ed\vin Gretton with guest speakers Christine Bailey and Patricia Hornby, (s)


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