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Happy Birthday to a special Brother. • •


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In lov ing incmoiy o f a d ear ' Dad» October


BAXTER ' James


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October 31st, 1993* Treasured'mcinories


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In lov ing memory of Maggie; died October .30th, 1983 also Be rn ard ,


Pamela and family. MARSDEN


Anne,- ' J ane t • and families, Ma iy, John and family.


November 3rd, 1985. Always remembered.


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donations to Muscular Dystrophy • with special thanks to Mary, Sue ,and Bill. Thanks also to Dr Whyte,


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paramedics and to all who attended the funeral service, to Father Price for his kind words • and ministrations and to Richard Chew for funeral arrangements.


responder, . God Bless You All.


Our Lord and St Jude Thank you.


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To a special Son, Brother, Grandson and Nephew


Lots of love and best wishes


from Mum and Dad, Zoe and Nathan, Nan and Jack and Uncle Stephen


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The family of the late Kevin Rhodes w’ould. like to express their sincere thanks to all. relatives, friends and neighbours', for ihc- kind expressions o f em p a th y and for ffowers , cards, mass offerings


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Thankyou Cheryl and Stephen, Lorraine and Brian and all the grand children for the


unforgettable 70th Birthday party celebrated , at my home on the 23rd October : and for all. my brilliant gifts


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Lots of love Grandma and Grandad Lambert xxx


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Tributes paid to an elegant lady


by Jean Miller


MANY tributes paid to the late Miss Ida Dugdale, who died in- the Royal Blackburn Hospital aged 88, have described her as ele­ gant, kind, considerate, loving and conscientious and very hard-' working. Although not directly related,


Ida was a family connection of mine as her cousins are also my cousins. At the age of 20, she h ad , lost her parents, grandparents and little sister, so was a minor as the legal adult age was then 21. She had, however, aunts and cousins in Clitheroe and the sur­ rounding area, including her aunt Mrs Nellie Dugdale,- whose hus­ band, Frank, was a former Mayor of Clitheroe. She lived -with them in Park Avenue until 1952. Later Ida moved to a flat in


York Street, Clitheroe, where she was very happy for 42 years.


Working for Trutex for many


years, she was known for being very conscientious and employees were not surprised to be asked: "Are you sure you have given me the correct birthdate?". Tributes about her working life


were paid by Mr Derek Bush, Mr Howel Jones about her involve­ ment with Chatbum Methodist Church, as well as the Rev. Ward Jones, who was minister there for five years. I concur the sentim ents


For a number of years Ida was


secretary of the Festival of Youth in the former Wesley Methodist Circuit and I clearly recall as a junior reporter on this paper over 50 years ago ringing her up to get the previous evening's results.


expressed by my cousin, David, who was her godson and, -with his family, very close to her. I also . add that she was always exceed­ ingly smartly dressed, whatever the occasion. She will be missed greatly by her family and a -wide circle of friends and acquaintanc- es.


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A celebration of Ida's life at Trinity Church on Monday fol- . lowed cremation at Accrington.


Taking a tour bf school


AN open day hosted by Pendle Primary School welcomed current and prospective parents to take a look at the newly refurbished Clith’


eroe


school. New headteacher


Mrs Alison, Callon, assistant headteacher Mrs Lucy Bdtt and sev­ eral Year Six'pupils showed p aren ts the school’s sm a r t new offices and improved cloakroom facilities for


th e lower junior chil­ dren.


. : They chatted,over


coffee and homemade cookies, courtesy of the- school’s cook, and were impressed by the indoor.


and outdoor facilities.at the school. Anyone .who missed the open day can; call the school office on 01200 423539 for an


- appointment to look around. Our picture shows, some of .those who attended the open day. (s)


Former niirse dies .aged 56


FORMER learning disability nurse Ghan Ramachandrah has died a t his home in Langho aged 56. •' Mr Ramachandran, who lived Jn ' Birtwistle Terrace, was employed by- the NHS for 30 years and retired in 2004 following ill health, but contin- - •ued to iWork-for-Social Sendees on a- casual basis. He enjoyed badminton, . bowls', wildlife, travel and socialising' ‘and was proud to be the first ethnic


minority, member, of th e Orchard Club, and a member of Whalley and


, Billington Brass Band Club. He leaves his wife, Adele, stepson Jonathan, mother, two sisters and


, three brothers in Malaysia and one brother in New Zealand.


, i The funeral service took place a t St Leonard’s Church, Langho on Tuesday, followed by burial at Old Langho Cemetery. - -


FORMER nurse Mrs June Hilary Scott has died at her Great Har­ wood home. -i i Born - in-iWigan;- she ^ moved' to'rtHe'RibbleY.. "Valley in 1963 'and'was/: a nurse in the NHS for many years and an active : .member - of


Funeral service boosted church coffers Whalley.


' Women’s .


In s t i tu te and Great ^Harwood .Golf Club,


;&where_^ shelwas a pas t iladylfcaptairi. A very ! energetic-person with


-irnany close friends, she worshipped a t Wh'alley Parish Church, where her funeral took place.


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The service-collection raised £800 which is to be used to the benefit of young people within


; the church.' Her husband, James


David, died in 2000. Mrs Scott (72), leaves


- three daughters and six 'grandchildren. : ' '


Give blood is the plea


WITH Christmas just around the corner, why not give the gift of life by becoming a blood donor? •Blood stocks tend to


dip over the festive period and , new and existing donors are urged to attend sessions being held at West Bradford Village Hall on November 26th. They -will take place at


the village hall, in Grindleton Road, from 2 to 4 p.m and again from 5- 30 to 7-30 p.m. Giving, blood is quick, easy and virtually pain free, and most adults aged up to 70 are able to do it. , To find out more about


giving blood and how it saves -. lives, call ' .the National Blood Service helpline on 0845 7711711, v is i t . its -website, -at www.blood.co.uk, or see BBC2 Ceefax page 465.


Inquest held


A TO^YEAR-OLD woman suspected to have developed an asbestos- related cancer died short-


. ly-after being admitted to Clitheroe Community Hospital. -An inquest heard that a


scan had indicated the possibility of mesothe­ lioma, but the only con­ tact' that Margaret Mary Banks, a retired tracer, of Binder Close, Wadding­ ton, had with asbestos was wearing a gas mask


- during World War II. . - -V The inquest heard that


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‘a post-mortem examina-: tion has taken place but further histology tests were required.


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