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■ November 8th, 2009, in hospital, Mary, aeed 88 years of CTitheroe


Peacefully, ' on 441297.


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mother of Trish, ; Mary, Judith and 1 Nancy, also a very I dear grandma and I great-grandma. The funeral. service will take place, today, Thursday, November- ' 12th at St Michael and . St Johns Catholic Church, Clitheroe at 11-15 a.m to be followed by a cremation


peacefully at her home . in Clitheroe, on November 4th, 2009, Kathleen Hartley, aged 82 years, the beloved wife of the late Eric,


loving at Family Suddenly,


HARTLEY Kathleen


*Peacehaven* Chapel of Rest. . Cremation will take' place at Skipton Crematoriiun followed hyr a Service of Thanksgiving at St. Andrew's - Church, Slaidbum with re­ freshments following in the Village Hall — date and time to be arranged. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Ma^ if so desired mav be given for Mallcrstang Church, c/o Rev. M. Russell- Smith, The Rectory, Church


formerly of Slaidbum, the dearly loved wife of the late Jack, much loved mother of Andrew, David, Ralph and Peter also a loved mother-in-law and grandmother. Reposing


and in


(neeBreay) Maiy Phillis


PERRY


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November 10th, 2009, at The Manor House, Chatbum, Eileen, aged 85 years, formerly of Clitheroe and Leeds, the dearly loved wife of the late Raymond, much loved mother of Tony and Shirley, ^so a lovin] mother-in-law Carol. Reposing


Peacefully ' on “ SHIELDS but


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Funeral Service, 10/12 Whalley


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Acknowledgement BAILEY


‘Ken, Christine, Jackie, Sue, Pat' and families wish to express their ' heartfelt thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours,


Jean Margaret


donations ’ received at this sad tim^ Gratefiil thanks also .to all the people who cared for Jean in their various capacities particularly in. the last few years of her life.' •


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numerous to mention, individually, for their kind expressions of sympathy,, the many letters and .cards of condolence


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Died suddenly on November 6th, 2009, in Clitheroe Hospital, after , a long illness bravely borne, loving brother of Brian, Caren and the late Kamleen, a dear brother-in-law, treasured uncle, great uncle and special friend to Yvonne, also to many friends in Ireland. The funeral. service will take place on Tuesday, November 17th at Accrington Crematorium. Family flowers only please, donations if acsired can be made to


Bernard Patrick


Blen Maiy (Bleen)


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^rmpathy and letters and cards of condolence received during her sad loss. Specim thanks to the Surgeon, Doctors, Nurses and Staff at Royal Blackburn Hospital along with all the Staff of Beech Grove Care Home for all their care and kindness.


Cynthia would like to express her sincere thanks to all friends and neighbours for the many kind expressions


FERGUSSON Eileen Joan


of WARING


Tony would like to thank Paula, Philip, Nick and Nicola, the staff at the British Legion and all family and friends for his


surprise parly on Friday and all the cards and gifts received for his 60th birthday


• fEumlies would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends


neighbours for the many


of in


• sympathy and letters and cards of condolence received during their sad loss. Thanlang also Father J. Wareing for his kind words and comforting minist­ rations and to all who' attended the funeral service and have given donations and Mass otferings. T h ^ would also like to egress their appreciation to all the . Nurses and Staff of Riverside Care Home for all their care and kindness.


expressions


kind of


In M em oriam


November 2008


BALSHAW Ken


and Maggie, - Lillian and


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Carol November 11th


Happy 40th Birthday


Love from


Yvonne, Kerry, Claire, Sheree,


Helen and Angela xxxxxx


BRENNAN (nee Pate)


John and Andrea are delighted to


announce the safe arrival of Max Undley


Bom on November 3nJ, 2009 Weighing 71b 15oz


A very welcome brother fo r Kate


Many thanks to to ily , friends, Ribble Valley midwives and R o ^ Blackburn staff


SHIELDS


Amy and Michael are proud to announce the early but safe arrival of their son


REGAN JOHN


Born October 14th, 2009, weighing 61b 14oz


Thanks to family, friends, 14th,


Doreen, Lauren, Graeme and families.


Remembering you is easy. We do it every day, Losing you is a heartame. That never goes away.


To my dear Wife who died November 16th.


WILUS Sheila


Love from John xx.


Time goes by but memories stau, As near and dear as yesterday.


In loving memory of our dear Mum who died November 16th.


WiLUS Shelia


Missing you Grandma. Love from Daniel, Emma and Nathan


Lovet from Steve, Sharon, Nigel and Andrea.


since that sad day, When the Lord above took our Mum away, She was so good, gentle and kind, A very rare Mum so . hard to find.


Two years have passed


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Ribble Valley Midwives and all staff on C11 At Royal Blackburn Hospital.


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PROCTER Eric


November 14th


Lots of love Grandpa on your 80th Birthday From Louise and Dom,


Terry and Stacey xx Happy Birthday Great Grandpa


Love, hugs and kisses from Shane, CaKlin and Shannon xx


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Marion’s artwork


'THE artistic talents of Siinonstone's Marion


' Kelly are on display a t Clitheroe Library. U n til the end of


November the mezzanine floor a t the Church Brow building is home to an exhibition of Mrs Kelly's artwork. - Assorted watercolour


paintings, hand-made cards and unique items of


jewellery including bracelets, earrings and felt brooches, all feature in the display. Previously Mrs Kelly,


pictured, has exhibited her work in Whalley, a t Towneley Hall and in Haworth art gallery. The items exhibited are for sale and Mrs Kelly hopes they will make ideal Christmas purchases.


THIS weekend only brings the chance to see the latest comedy staged by RATS - the Ribchester Amateur Theatrical Society. “First things first”, by Derek Benfield, will


Parochial Hall Directed by David Procter and produced


by Claire Davies, the play sees a welcome return to the RATS stage for Caroline Hindle and Mick Flynn, with stalwarts Rebecca Parkinson, Jean Skilbeck and Robin Sim­ mons teamed up together. Jeremy Rycroft also returns from his recent RATS pan­


tomime success. The plot centres on old friends Pete and


George, such good friends in fact that George has been Pete’s best man at both his wed­ dings. Pete, now happily married to Sarah, is appalled when George arrives with the news that his first wife, Jessica, was not killed m a climbing accident, but is alive and well and keen to resume her life with Pete! Who will Pete end up with and how much influence does Sarah’s mother have on this hilarious sit­


uation?


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November 14th Happy 80th Birthday


All my love Joan XX


Congratulations Dad


Lots of love from


Carol and Graham, Shirley and Peter XX


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Spooky childrelh;'gl teachers a


A PUN day of spooky sensory experiences was enjoyed by Clitheroe


-youngsters. Children from Edis-


ford's nursery and recep-; tion class dressed up as their favourite spooky characters and did their


' best to scare their teach­ ers. .


They took p a r t in a


range of activities mak­ ing spider biscuits and


‘ creating cauldron concoc­ tions for Meg the witch, feeling their way through


green slime to sort the mini beasts and collect­ ing worms from the black swamp.


Great fun was had by


all in Winnie the Witch's castle and at the end of the day the children took home a handy bat print or a witch's hat. • Edisford school has


nursery places available for children aged three and four.


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School’s new state-of-the-art facility


TELEVISION sports presenter Peter Steven­ son visited the Valley to open a state-of-the-art music and multi-media block. He was a t Rowland


High School to see for himself the s ite's new £385,000 facility. The ground-breaking


block is the first school building in the county to be exclusively heated by a heat exchange pump which obtains heat from


'the ground in the field in front of the block, provid­ ing very sustainable cre­ dentials. With extensive views


across the Valley, the design of the new music and multi-media block includes a veranda designed for outdoor per­ formances. As well as industry


standard ICT equipment and a hi-tech music room, the building also provides two practise rooms and


an entrance foyer. Headteacher Mr


Stephen Cox said: "We are delighted with this new facility and it is fan­ tastic to see our pupils having access not only to' a 21st Century building and such cutting edge


technology, b u t also to one which makes a big statement ab o u t our commitment to the envi­ ronment. “They are incredibly


enthused about the new technology and i t has brought y e t another


dimension to learning at Bowland." Our pic tu re shows


headteacher Mr Stephen Cox with Peter Stevenson at the official opening of the new school building and, inset, the new music and multi-media block.


‘First things first’ Village enjoys some Hallowe’en fun


be performed tomorrow, Saturday and Sun­ day, nightly a t 7-45 p.m., a t Ribchester


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• Continued from page 17 and V. Dugdale. Dominoes: E. Grindley and H. Hardy. The next meeting is on Satiu’day, November 21st in 'Whal- ley Methodist School. Inquiries tel. 01254 822988.


Ghost stories ■Whalley Historical and Archaelogical Society will meet tonight a t 8 p.m. at Whalley Abbey. The speaker will be J. Davitt on Witches and Ghosts of Pendle and the Ribble Valley. Inquiries to 01254 822988.


Ringers Although the bells of Whalley Parish Church are usually muffled when visiting ringers play, on Saturday the ringers had to take the mufflles off so the bells could ring out loud and clear for a wed­ ding. Then they had to replace the muffles.


The occasion was a ringing by Blackburn and East Lancashire Association of Changeringers, which takes in ringers from Blackburn to Colne. On Sunday the team rang a quarter peal in memory of Ruth Mansley who died a few weeks ago.


Remembrance


Congregations of Whalley Parish Church- and Whalley Methodist Church held a joint serv­ ice in the parish church before the annual Rememberance parade. Pipers led a procession from Church Lane to the war memorial in Station Road. The procession included villagers, repre­ sentatives of village organisations. Cubs, Scouts and Brownies. The laying of wreaths was led by the Royal British Legion. The tra­ ditional short service was con'ducted by Canon Norman Atty.


Presentation A pupil a t St Augustine's School, Elizabeth Kell-' away, gave a presentation a t both Masses a t the weekend a t the English Martyrs' RC Church in support of CAFOD, which has strong support from her school. Boxes supporting the mission­ ary appeal at the church have realised £1,300 towards helping people, especially in the Third World.


Man charged with burglary


THERE were spooky sights in Chipping on Hal­ lowe'en. Committee members


from the village's Chil­ dren's Community


Alliance, led by Kerrie Donnachie, held a success­ ful fancy dress party in the village hall for more than 100 children. Games included “dress


the mummy” with a toilet roll, musiial statues, apple bobbing, touchy feely boxes and daiicing to entertain the little witches and wizards, ghosts and


ghouls. Home-made cakes and refreshments were enjoyed which helped to raise more than £400 for the group which is a regis­ tered charity, (s)


A MAN accused of a burglary in Langho has been remanded in cus­ tody by Blackburn mag­ istrates. Darren Coleman (36), of Ribble Avenue, Chadderton, Oldham, is charged with burglary at a house in Rogersfield, Langho, and th e ft of a mobile telephone, laptop computer arid jewellery.


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