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Acci ington Crem- Clitlieroe at 11 a.m. to Worston • for the : atorium.. 1 Family be followed hv refreshments. flowers only please, interment at Clitheroe ! but a donation may be Cemetery. Family ^


be held at St James Sleep In Peace My Love, words and to all who Church, . Clitheroe, The ; funeral service attended the-funeral: today, Thursday, will take • place service. .• *niey would November 4th, 2010 tomorrow, Friday, also like to express at 2 p.m. followed by a - November 5th -at St their appreciation to cremation


A funeral service will grandad.


grandad and great- Tlianking also Judith ... Talbot for her kind


at James Church, the Calfs Head,


made ,to, MacMillan flowers only- please, Warrcn Charles donations for Tlie Susan. John. Byron ■ “Id family Aviul/like


Tel, oiaoo 4^;)04.q.__ Clitheroe Funeral cards, letters, flowers '


Clitlieroe, BB7 lAW. Richard '■


vvnfe of the late Arthur,- m her own home, attended, Warren’s ye^ dear mum of Dorothy, aged 89- funeral, your strength Eric, dear mum-in- years, oTClitheroc and and support really law of Ann and sister formerly of Buxton 111 helped us at this sad of Dorothy and Inez. . Derbyshire,-the dearly lime. Finally our Bews funeral service loved wife, of the late ^thanks - to ’Perry and ^ll.be held at Burnley • Ronald, much loved - his staff at Clithcroc Crem.itonum, ^ .-A°“ mother, of John and Funeral Services for morrow, ^ Friday, Valerie, : loving their friendly and .November sth at. 10-: grandmother . of helpful


Beryl Greenwood aged On Friday, October Ward at Clitheroe 90


Peacefully on Sunday, October 31st 2016;


GREENWOOD Beryl


Dorothy V'® devoted 29th, 2010, peacefully Hospital and all who


40 ... a.m. Family Rachael and Alex, arrangements. flowers only please. Stephanie and , Ian. ------- ----------------------- liowever donations in Victoria and Sarah.


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Bertw.stle-s Funeral . A service took place at relatives, friends an^ Service. 46 -: Burnley St. James’ dliurch. neiglibokrs' for the


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-I 01282, nesday November sympathy. .. floral HUI^NGDON'.


, . ’ onum. Donations in during .their recent meniory of Dorothy if sad-loss. ■ A special S9 desired : may be' thank you to the staff given for either ^ the on C.C.U. at The Royal


•Q*'®*uat--, donations * received


Suddenly on Saturday. Hospice Fund, c/o for their care and the October 23rd, 2010,, Mrs R Pallister, Rev. J. Hallows for his Stephen, aged ^69. HowgiHs, BoUpn-by- kind and comforting years, formerly of St Bowland, Clithcroe, ministrations


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Jillian, Stephen and Funeral Directors. Tel. their families. Funeral service and . cremation took place yesterday, ^ November^ 3rd at Pleasington Crematorium. Further inquiries * to ^ Scales


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Annes vCourt- and BB7 4NN or Mane " Riverside Care Horne, Curie Cancer Care, c/o Clithcroc, the loving Mrs L. Fenton, Pendle son of the late William View, Brindle Mill, and • Ma^,. dear-Bournes , Row, brother of Michael Hoghton, Preston, and the late Pat, also a PR5 oDR. Inquiries to dear .uncle , to - Gail,- Brian Price and Son,


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be gratefully adopted grandma of Emily and The family of the late on Tichair of Cancer Katie and friend of her James How.?rth would Research. Inquiries to devoted pet Sammy. like to thank -ill


memory of Beryl will, devoted great-


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Raymond, much loved Ronnie, Lorraine and sympathy received grandfather : . and Pauline and a devoted during their sad loss, great-grandfather.


Duckworth, aged (95 and devoted husband their.sincere thanks to years, the beloved of Betty and - the all relatives,- friends. husband of the late dearest - brother of and neighbours for Gladys, a very loving Brenda, Frank' and - the- ---many - kind father to Carole and Jeff, loving , dad of expressions


On Monday,. October On. October- 28th, • urttuoUl'i 25th, 2010, peacefully 2010, peacefully in Maurlce in hospital^ with his hospital, Gayland Tlie family of the late loving family by his. went to sleep after a Maurice Gregson side, .


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In loving memory of a dear dad, son and brother,


November 2008.


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Josh, Mum, tKath and all the family xx.


Thinking of you today andalways. ■


Debbie, Stephen and George.


sent c/o sincerely all relatives ’ Chew, and friends for the


and kind words of sympathy


also to Monsignor. Corcoran for his Wnd words ; ' and ministrations, nurses and staff - on Pendle


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In loving memory of a very dear mother, grandma and. great grandma wiio died November 9th, 1997. Always smilina, Gooa and kind, A beautiful memory left behind: . .


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Memories of a special brother who died November 6th, 2008. Still miss you each and everyday. *


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: relatives for the kind expressions ,-.,7 - of '.sympathy and letters. ' and cards - received ; during this sad time, :also for the generous : donations . given in Fred’s memoiy. : 'We extend our thanks to Diane :: (Community


"Dorisi'Ianj Tracy and . families Avould like to thank': -friends • and


■ Matron) ■. and to ■ Marlene •


^ '(words and comforting; ministrations,' ; . to everyone-


attended; the funeral serveie and finally: to .- - the Price Family for all


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Assistant) for all their .help;-;and support’ dunng Fred’s illness. To • the Rev. . Tim Thorpe for his. kind


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Remembering .. a dear son, dad and brother who passed away November 8th, 2009. - Quietly remembered everyday,


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From loving Mum, Son, brothers and sisters and families.


No longer in our lives toshare, But in our hearts you 're always there. ■





Sadly missed, . -.A :;. In our thoughts every day. Love Trish, Mary, Judy and Nancy xx.


November - 4ti 2009.


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Birthday memories November 5th. You were a dad in a million, Why did you have to • go,-


CRABTREE ; Brian Roy -


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Happy 21st Birthday Lots of love Mum,


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Congratulations to a special mum on her 90th birthday Still young at heart


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■ Lots of love Karen and Alan, Sara and Wez xx


Happy Birthday Great Grandma Hugs and kisses, Oliver xxxx


Birthday memories November 5tli. ; Lonely is my home - without you, .


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All this world would be like heaven, > - Just to have you back -^ again.


. - > - 21st Birthday


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Zoe’s heartfelt gym challenge


by Julie Magee


WHILE everyone knows that regular exercise is good for you, being motivated to get ac­ tive can sometimes be haif the battle. . Oniy 12.8% ofwomen in theUK


do three sessions of 30 minutes moderate exercise and a Ribbie Vaiiey woman is on a mission to change this. * . Heaithy Lifestyie co-ordinator


Zoe Pickard plans to improve the fitness of Ribbie Valley women through staying healthy and enjoy­ ing exercise. Zoe is putting her plan in to ac­


tion with the help of Sitting Pretty gym, where members can complete a choice of 60km, 45km or 30km in 30 days throughout November. All those participating will


be taking positive steps towards shaping up for the festive season, improving fitness and raising vital funds for the British Heart Foun­ dation. Any of the aerobic machines


at Sitting Pretty gym in Whalley Road, Clitheroe, can be used, but participants will be encouraged to set their sights high and bum off as many calories as possible. Sponsorship can be for each km


reached or for the total distance and all money raised will be do­ nated to the BHF. Non-members can also take part


in the challenge by signing up for the month of November as a one off trial and subtracting the fee from their sponsorship. Zoe hopes that the women of Ribbie Valley will use this event as


GYM CHALLENGE: Healthy Lifestyle co-ordinator Zoe Pickard plans to improve the fitness of Ribbie Valley women through staying healthy and enjoying exercise, (s)


an incentive to get active and show their support for a worthy cause. She said: “We really want to


raise as much money as possi­ ble for the BHF. Exercising is a great way of keeping your heart healthy.” Heart disease is complex, unpre­


dictable and can affect anyone of any age. Every year, thousands of people die prematurely from heart disease, and for those who survive life can be frightening and hard. Barbara Dunn, fund-raising vol­


unteer manager for the BHF in Lancashire, said: “We would like


to express our sincere thanks to Zoe and Sitting Pretty for organ­ ising this event in aid of the BHF. All funds raised make a huge dif­ ference to the BHF’s urgent fight against heart and circulatory disease, the UK’s single biggest killer.” • If you would like to organise


a fund-raising event in support of the BHF, or if you are interested in volunteering opportunities in your area, call Barbara Dunn on 01772 455 147 or email dunnb@ bhf.org.uk. For information about the BHF, visit www.bhf.org.uk


Tasty launch for exhibition


A QUEST for the perfect parkin will mark tomor­ row’s launch of the Plat­ form Gallery’s annual Christmas exhibition in Clitheroe. At th e ex h ib i tio n


launch event the Mayor of the Ribbie Valley, Coun. Lois Rimmer, has the enviable task of judg­ ing a parkin competition


■ open to the all of the bor­ ough council’s staff. She and others at the •


launch will be able to sample the various en­ tries along with warming ■ mulled cider. ■ . Among the guests will


be focal artists whose, work is featured in the eag erly a n t ic ip a te d


. Christmas exhibition. This year it has the


theme of “Kaleidoscope” , : and: promises a riot of colour, with windows at the Station Road gallery already painted by artists Caroline Johnson and Alastair Price,-who last Christmas created origi­ nal window paintings throughout C l i th e ro e . town centre.


> ' -On disolav in the sal- -


COLOURFUL OUTLOOK: Caroline Johnson busy decorating the windows at the Platform Gallery in time for its Christmas exhibition.


leiy will be mesmerising ■ work by more than 100 artists from across the UK, all for sale. Visitors. can choose from p r e - , cious and fun jewellery, gorgeous textiles, wood-. en boxes, unique decora­ tions, handcrafted cards and much more. Local artists takins


part include Lightworks (stained glass), Ella ■McIntosh (pewter) and Rose Hamilton (jewel­ lery). .There is a huge selection of work from Lancashire and beyond. Everything is handmade and' many items are unique to the gallery. The eallerv is also run­


ning some winter craft workshops to cheer up


• the winter weekends - for more details tel­ ephone 01200 443071. It is open Monday to


Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4-30 p.m. and on three December Sundays, the 5th, 12th and 19th, from lla.m.to4t).m.


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