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Peacefully on October 30th, 2010, after a long illness, Peter, aged 7 9 years, the dearly loved husband of Brenda and the late Vida, much loved dad of Andrew, Alison and David and grandad of James, Richard, Rowan, • Emily, Maximilian, William and the late Emma. - Reposing


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Thanksgi\ing at All Hallows Church, Mitton at 2-30 p.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Peter if so desired may be given for Breakthrough Breast Cancer, c/o Mrs A- Peill, 12 Elm Close, Rishton, BBi 4HN. Inquiries to


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.celebration of Jean's life at Whalley Parish Church, on Monday, November 15th, 2010 at 12-45 p.m. Family flowers only please but donations in memory* of Jean may be made . to the Rosemere Cancer Foundation, Preston, or Whalley Parish Church, c/o Langshaw Calverley Funeral Service, 103a King Street, Whafiey, BB7 9SW. Tel. '01254 82452Q.


November 6th, 2010, peacefully at home after a snort illness, Jean, aged 74 vears, the dearly loved wife of John,' mother of Catherine and David, grandma of Sarah, Daniel, Hannah and Rebecca, m'other in law of Stephen - and Lesley and sister of Bett>’. A private family cremation will be followed by a service of thanksgiving and


On Saturday,


I 12-30 . p.m. on I Thursday, November I 18th, 2010, following a brief cremation service at Accrington crematorium. Family flowers "


donations in memor>* of Enc's life if- so wished may be given to 'Biblelands' , c/o Mrs . C. Beggs, 17 Hillside Drive, West Bradford, Clitheroe, BB7 4TG. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441207._____


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Monday, . November 8th, 2010 at Royal Blackburn : Hospital, surrounded by her loving family, Mary, aged 89 years, beloved wnfe of the late William Lakin, dev'oted mother to Mary, David,- Janet and the late Margaret and . Billy, special in­ law' to Kevin, Teriy and Kath and much loved by all her many grandchildren. Funeral details at a time to be arranged, r


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Peacefully in the early hours of Mondaj*, Nov’ember 8th, 2010, after a period of ill health and personal loss faced with great courage. Eric Joselin, aged 87 vears, devoted husband of the late


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Peacefully at Clitheroe Hospital on Monday, November 1st, 2016, Dorothy, * -aged 94 years, widow of the late Rev. George Parker, dearly loved mother and mother- in-law of David and Barbara, Christopher and Susan and grandmother


Elizabeth, Jane and Ruth.


. Funeral service will be held at Whalley Parish Church at 10 'a.m. on Friday, November 12th, prior cremation


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sv’mpathy shown to them dfuring their recent bereavement. Also for the cards, letters of condolence, and donations to East Lancashire Hospice. Thanks to the district nurses, and doctors and . . staff - of Beardwood Hospital and - East Lancs Hospice. Thanks to the Rev. Paul Rolfe and all-at St. Mary’s Church, Mellor for an . inspiring.


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comforting service and to the manager and staff of the Millstone Inn Mellor for the excellent


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•following the recent- .sad loss of Harold. Grateful thanks also to the Doctors and Nursing Staff at The Royal- Blackburn Hospital, The Rev. Mark Pickett for his kindness


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Valerie, John and families would like to e.\press their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends


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sj'mpathy and letters a'nd cards of condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also Rev. Mark Pickett for\.his kind words . and. comforting minist­ rations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations. Special thanks to Dr. J. Fairwood and the District Nurses and Carers for their'help .and support. Finally


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.kind and loving care of dad. Also thanlU to Dr Saunders, and Dr McCreath and District Nurses at Castle Practice, Clitheroe for their dedicated care. Thank you to Peter Batchelor for the comforting service: and also. thanks to Duncan and Phillip from


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• • Buffers have been added to the cable which should now extend its life and it


;• of the public for a new • . litter/recycling bin for ■ the village and concern was raised again about animals being kept in a house garden in Whal­ ley Road and noise and effluent coming from the house at ail times of day and night. The coun­ cil said householders who are being disturbed should contact the Envi­ ronment Agency about the effluent and the en­ vironmental health de­ partment at the borough council about the noise issues.


There was a long discussion


. over re-submitted plans for a housing develop­ ment on the 'Victoria Mill site off Watt Street and Whalley Road. Con­ servation area consent was being applied for to demolish Victoria Mill, but retain the chimney. A second application is to build 46 new homes on the site including 20 affordable ones, which would be four bunga­ lows and 16 houses, open


■ up Sabden brook and make a new access road onto Watt Street. If ap­ proved the scheme would be completed in three phases, starting at Watt Street where the caravan parking used to be, and the final phase would be the houses on the Whal­ ley Road end. There are now no plans to have an industrial unit on the site as the Marbill company will be moving to new premises in Simonstone. Parish councillors asked the clerk to write and reinforce their original concerns that the village infrastructure cannot cope with any more hous­ es as utilities such as the telephone lines are full to capacity. They are happy that the new plans have fewer homes but they are still very concerned that ■ Sabden is being spoiled


■ by all the development and the effect on traf­ fic and parking is going to be horrendous. They welcomed the retention of the chimney, however, but want an assurance


' would finally tidy up and . breathe new life into a long neglected mill site which had been part of Sabden’s industrial past as a cotton mill village.


■ ing during the day. Also on the positive side some felt that the development


SAWLEY notices online - Your own personalised web pa3&?-to''bdd ■


Spooky tales Residents,- staff, families and friends enjoyed a Spooky Hallowe’en party at Riverside Care Centre, Sawley. Everyone joined in with the fancy dress and Phoebe Isabella Smalley won the prize for the best fancy dress out-


; fit. There were.hot-dogs and onions, curly witches


- ; finger fries,'worms in jelly and cauldron cakes.


- that the developer with maintain it in the future, and now there,is to be no industrial unit on site there will be no commer­ cial traffic coming and go-


. local children. There was a request from a member


■ was remarked how popu­ lar the equipment is with


A fantastic time was had, by all.


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The Riverside firework ; party was a great success


. and friends enjoyed • a ■ potato pie supper, parkin and treacle toffee while; watching the amazing display of fireworks.


' on November 5th. All residents, staff, families


SIMONSTONE


Festive fair A Christmas fair will be' held on Satuday, from noon to 4 p.m. in St Pe­ ter’s Church school hall, Simonstone. Proceeds are for the NSPCC. There will be stalls selling Christmas gifts, including jcwellleiy, crafts, flowers and lots of unique things to buy. Admission is £2 adults, £1 children which includes refreshrnents.


SLAIDBURN


Joint presidents At the annual, meeting of Slaidburn WI, Mrs Anne Swindlehurst and' Mrs Pat Garnett were re-elected as joint presi­ dents. Mrs Sue Farrand and Mrs Jean Duck share secretarial duties and


. Mrs Christine Blakey is treasurer.


Tthe meeting was followed by a “Nibbles and Pud­ dings’’ supper provided by the committee.


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of. Holy. Communion. A warm welcome to ail. :


Food bingo There is a food bingo in - West Bradford Village Hall tomorrow with’, eyes down at 7-30 p.m.’


' prompt. Tickets are £2.50 each and includes a pie and peas supper and one free bingo book. Tel. Janet and David Bristol to order tickets on 01200: 426272. Ail ages welcome for a nigh t of fun, excel­ lent food and drink prizes also bumper raffle.


WHALLEY


Ghurch.service- Whalley Methodist Church is having another “Bag and Brew” morning on


2010 and Augusr31st,“ 2011, need to be submit-■ ted to school by Friday, January 14th or online


• by the following day. The Whalley School applica­ tion form, not available on the local authority’s online system, should be completed.


Action talk .


Whalley Christian Action Group will hear a talk by Denis. Cassidy oh the history of the group at Whalley Method­ ist Church Hall at 7-45 p.m on Wednesday. The evening will include a slide show of the Whallcy . Pageant of 1973. -


. Saturday from 10-30 a.m. to 12 noon. As before, bags of unwanted cloth-


■ So search out your un­ wanted shoes, handbags and clothing, fill a bag with these old items and bring it along to receive a


: ing is needed for the next weigh-in to raise money for Vision 2010 project.


■ free drink.


A competition for a hand­ made decoration was won by Mrs Farrand, Mrs Jennie Bradley and Miss June Carr.


Members enjoyed a meal at The Plough at .Wig- glesworth in October, ar­ ranged by Mrs Swindle- burst.


Young farmers Members o f Slaidburn Young Farmers’ Club met for the Fred Wad- dington Competition


No service There is no service at Whal­ ley Methodist Church on Sunday, as it is Remem­ brance Day. The con­ gregation will be joining other members of Whal­ ley village at a service of Remembrance in St Mary’s and All Saints Parish Church, Whalley at 10-30 a.m;


Top Brownies The 3rd Whalley Brownies pack came top in a na­ tional Brownies competi­ tion. They had to create an army of “minions” from recyclable materi­ als. Their prize is a pri­ vate screening of the film “Despicable Me”.


Next week’s meeting is a talk on The Grand at 7-30 p.m. in Slaidbum Village Hall. Those who are in the ten pin bowling teams are meeting at Blackburn ten-pin bowling centre for 7-15 p.m: -■


WADDINGTON


The Waddington Bowling and Social Club is provid­ ing coffee at 10 a.m. and then everyone will form up at the church gate at 10-30 to parade into church for 10-45 a.m. Af­ ter church there will be a parade to the war me­ morial and following the services the social club is again offering refresh­ ments.


WEST BRADFORD


Service The 2 p.m. service in West Bradford M eth o d ­ ist Church, on Sunday, will be led by the dis­ trict chairman the Rev. Sephen Poxon and will include the Sacrament


Remembrance A Remembrance service of the Chatbum and District Branch of the Royal Brit­ ish Legion will be held in St Helen’s Church, Wad- dington, on Sunday, No­ vember 14th.


, Night. Mrs Hazel Wad- dington presented the cup to the winner Tho­ mas Harrison. Thanks were expressed by Tho­ mas Harrison.


Hotshots : Whalley CE School’s girls’ football team were the winners of a tourna­ ment held at Ribblesdale School, Clitheroe. The squad comprised Keely Knight, Emma Dobson, Georgina Barlow (cap-


, tain), Amy Ridehalgh, Alisha Walsh, Eve Whal­ ing, Kate Salmon, Elbe Perris and Jade McFar- lane. They defeated St Michael and St John’s in the final.


As part of National Anti- Bullying Week, from next Monday, children will ex­ plore how it feels to be bullied and what they can do if they see bullying or know it is going on. They will also learn about the causes of bullying.


Friends of Whalley School are organising a Jarbola stall at Pickwich Night. Plastic containers have


• been donated and the Friends will shortly be sending them out to eve- ry'one in school, hoping that as many families as possible will support them.


Admissions applications for children who will be four between September 1st,


Children can buy toasted teacakes and toast, do­ nated by Warburtons the Bakers, on Friday, November 19lh, to raise money for the BBC Chil­ dren in Need appeal. Joshua McDonald and some of the older chil­ dren will bake buns and brownies. Cakes will cost 25p and teacakes 50p.


.' ty celebrations. They will be planted in the church grounds.


The traditional children’s nativity production at the church will be “Busy, busy Bethlehem”. The first meeting about the production will be on Friday, November 19th at 4-15 p.m. A list is now at the back of the church and those interested should sign and leave a telephone number for contact purposes. The date of the production will be announced soon.


Essential work to the west range of the cloister is due to begin on Monday. The repair work will take about two weeks and ac­ cess will be restricted. •


Buskers’ show . The Classic Buskers - Michael Copley, player of more than 40 wood­ wind instruments, and accordionist Ian Moore - will visit Whalley Vil­ lage Hall on Saturday night. They specialise in arrangements of well- • known classical pieces, some played a breakneck speed. Highlight is an ar­ rangement of Tchaiko­ vsky’s “1812 Overture”, complete with the bells and cannon effects. The show starts at 7-30 p.m. Tickets at £6 are available from Whalley Post Office or at the door, subject to availability.


Remembrance An Act of Remembrance at the war memorial at the comer of King Street and Station Road, Whalley, will be held today from 10-50 p.m. after a Holy. Communion service in Whalley Parish Church.


A Rembrance Day service will be held in church at 10-30 p.m.' on .Sunday, followed by a procession to the war memorial.


Holy Communion in the Abbey Chapel at 9-30 p.m. tomorrow will be followed by meditation in Abbey Library.


Beetle drive A beetle drive and potato pie supper is to be held in ' theschool tomorrow at 6- 30 p.m. Tickets, £5 adults and £3 children, are available from the parish office on 01254 823249 or from Shirley (822056) of Julie ( ..........8..22646).


Prayers The Ladies’ Prayer Group will meet at 20 Abbey Fields at 2-15 p.m. on Tuesday.


Garden gift English Martyr's’ RC Church, Whalley, has re­ ceived 500 crocus corms from the Rotary Club of Pendle View as part of . the club’s 10th anniversa-


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