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A funeral service will take .place today, Thursday, November 17th, 2011, at St Michael and St John's Catholic Church, Clitheroe, at 10-30 a.m.
November 8th, 2011, peacefully in hospital, fortified by the Rites of ;• Holy Mother Church, • Fionnuala (Lou) Dickinson, aged 69 years, the lemng wife of the late John Raymond Dickinson, loving mum of Julie, Tracey and Paul, very dear sister to Maureen and a • dear sister-in- law, also a much loved aunty who will be very sadly missed. - Rest in peace,
On Tuesday, ■
- DICKINSON Flonnuala (Lou)
peacefully, in hospital, Dorothy, of Whalley, belovca wife of the late John (Jack) Gorner, . wonderful mum o f John T, Eileen and Dorothy, mother-in-law . ’ of Keith and Andy, dear nanna o f Jacqueline, Wendy, Vicki and Lindsay, great-nanna of Liselle and Blaydon. . . - '. - ■You were our dignified ‘ ■ anchor,
November 10th, 2011, suddenly,
On
Thursday, but
So suddenly pulled awau : from us, .
To the huge hole you left, behind,
How are we going to . ' adjust, .
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A funeral service will be held at Whalley Parish Church, on Monday, November 21st, at 11-15 a.m. prior to burial . at Whalley and Wiswell Cemetery. Flowers will be welcome, or donations to English Martyrs Restoration. Fund or Cancer Research,
- : Irreplaceable." May she rest in peace. ■
Langshaws Funeral Service, King Street, Whalley, BB7 9SW. Inquiries. Tel. 01254 824529.______
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.David, aged.79 years, of Skipton, (formerly o f West Bradford), dearly loved husband o f the • late Joyce, much -loved dad: o f Elizabeth
On November '8th, 2011; peacefully . at Threshfield Court,
- David Ellis '
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Andrew, father-in-law to Ian and Ann, proud and devoted grandad o f Jordan and Katherine.
: Skipton Crematorium on Friday, November 18th, ; at .,11 (a.m. Donations in memory o f David will be
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.a t his home, Tom, ’ aged 8 5 years, the -dearly, loved husband ot Beth, also a dearly loved brother . and uncle. Reposing : -
November- 10U1; 2011 Suddenly •; on
-cremation, will, take place at Skipton Crematorium on
Telephone (day or night) - , • and*
.divided .between Dementia Research and Friends’ ’ of Airedale Hospital, a plate will be provided, at the service, or can be* forwarded to Howcrofts Funeral Services, Duckett Street, Skipton, BD23 2EJ. Inquiries. Tel. 07156 792173.
MASON . November
Hospital, the dearly, loved daughter of Scott and Lucy and loved by all the family. Prayers and interment took place at St. Peter and St. Paul’s Church, Bolton-by-Bowland on
Tess was bom asleep on November 6th, 2011,
Tess Marie . in Airedale
Inquiries to ■ Brian Price . and;. . Son, Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441297.
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: MASON Thomas (Tom)
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. November 12th, 2011, in hospital, Joan, aged 89 years, the dearly
Peacefully,- on Joan Margaret
■ Adam. -Reposing
. loved .wife of the late Robin, a much loved, mother o f Loma; a dear mother-in-law of Gordon, . also a devoted grandmother of Alex, Hannah and
: Rathmell, on Monday, November 21st at 12 noon. No flowers - by request, donations in memory o f Joan i f so desired may be given for the R.N.L.I c/o Mr JJ Troop, 2 Browgate, Sawley, Clitheroe, BB7 4NB. Inquiries to Brian'Price and Son Fqneral Directors. Tel. 01200441297.
On Friday, November 11th, 2011; in hospital, Jean Rompca, aged 82 years, o f Blackburn and formerly o f St. Pauls Street,- Low Moor, Clitheroe, the beloved wife of the. late Frank, treasured mum • to Francis, Stephen, Antliony and Sara and much loved mother-in-law to Betty, Carol, Suzanne and.. ; Chris, ; a wonderful grand mother .to Sharon, Janet, . Carmen, Stephen/ : Thomas,. Jasmin, , Kevin, Danny and Carrie-Anne and a dear and loving great grandmother.
ROMPCA Jean
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name,
It broke our hearts to lose you, but you did not go alone, For part o f us went with
A Requiem Mass will be held at St. Alban’s Church, - Larkhill, Blackburn, BBi 6HN on Friday, . November 18th at 9-30 a.m. followed by burial at Plcasington Cemetery. Inquiries: Tel. 01254 57331.
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Peacehaven Chapel of Rest. Service and interment ‘w i ll: take place a t ' Brocklands Woodland Burial,
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•Tuesday, .- November. 22nd’ at 3 p.m. No flowers , by request, donations in memory of Tom,-if so desired, may be given for the Royal British Legion c/o Mrs A; Mason, 1 Wansfell Road, Clithcroe,' BB7 2PT.
father of Derek and Jean, loving father-in- law o f Gillian and John, dearest grandad of Lisa, Jason, Nathan and Duncan, also a devoted
Hospice, c/o Mrs Anne MacMillan, Pendleside. Hospice, Colne Road, Reedley, Burnley, BB10 2LW. Inquiries t o ' Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441297- * * :
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On . Saturday, November 12th, 2011, peacefully at home, Vera, aged 80 years of Whalley and formerly of Clitheroe. beloved wife of the late Stan, much loved mother of Jeremy and Jackie. Funeral service will be held at. 1 . p.m. on Tuesday, November 22nd : at Whalley Parish Church, prior to interment at Whalley and Wiswell, Cemetery. Family flowers only please but donations if desired may be made to Cancer . Research U.K. or MacMillan Nurses c/o Langshaws Funeral Service..103a King Street, Whalley. Tel. 01254 824529.
WIGHTMAN Vera
Acknowledgements CLARK-
attended the funeral service, to Dr Flatley for his kindness ana help, Joanne and Paul Support Workers, Staff at Clitheroe ana Burnley • Hospitals, special thanks to Clithcroe . Salvation Army Officers and for giving Dennis a wonderful . funeral service. To Terry at Clithcroe Funeral Service for dignified funeral arrangements. God Bless You AU. .
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neighbours for the many cards and letters received during their sad loss. Thank you to everybody
family, and
Margaret, Kevin and Carol would like to thank all friends
Dennis Duckworth
’Peacehaven’ Chapel of Rest. Service and cremation will -. take place at Accrington Crematorium on Tuesday, November 22nd at 11-40 a.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Ted, i f so desired, may be given for
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grandad of. Karl and Lauren. Reposing
November 12th, 2011, in hospital, Ted, aged 90 years of Clitheroe, the dearly loved husband of the late Ruth, much loved
All the family would like to express their sincere thanks to the Staff at The Manor House, Chatbum, for their kind care and support,
DENT Mona
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ministrations, and to the Mothers’ Union Choir, the Church Choir, the Organist and' everyone at Whalley
Thanksgiving. Thanks also to the Reverend Canon
contributed to • the Service
Parish who
of
Chatburn. ' Sincere thanks also to all Mona’s friends and relatives who visited her this year, to all who attended the services and for the many cards, letters of sympathy
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Chatbum for all their help and - care provided in the week leading
• Service,
Robinson (Chatbum) for arranging the family flowers. Many thanks to the staff and management o f The Black Bull, Chatbum for the excellent refreshments served following the funeral, thanks also to the staff and- management of Beech Grove Care Home for making Kathleen's. last few months comfortable. The family would also like to thank Dr McBride and the staff of Clitheroe Health Centre,
funeral.- Tnank also '
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everything they have done to help Kathleen over the. past- few years, the emergency services and carers who looked after her and her friends and neighbours for their help and support. Thanks also for the donations received by the chosen causes (Beech Grove Care Home and Castle Medical Group). Kathleen would have been delighted in the
Hospital
. Clitheroe for
turn out on November 8th.
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Nicholson for his kina and caring words during the service which was held at Christ
Church,
The family would like to thank all the people who attended the funeral, also thanks for the many cards, letters and tributes sent- to the family during their hours of mourning, all o f which consoled during this sad time. Thanks to Canon
Kathleen Audrey Rodney and
Reverend Gill Dyer for her
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November . 22nd, 2010. Wesaf beside your, bedside, Our hearts were crushed and sore, We did our duty till the end, Till we could do no more, ' In tears we watched you sinking, We watched you fade
KNOWLES Gaiy
Love you always, Tracey, Dave and Phoebe. Xxx._
away, And though our hearts were breaking, • We knew you could not stay, Your memory is our keepsake, . • With which we will ' never part, . God has you in his keeping, We have you in our. hearts.
Gordon and family. Birthday Memories
TOM
November . 18th, Happy 20th Birth day.
> SMITH ~
Dad, Cnloe and Lewis, Grandma and Grandad, Auntie Karen and Uncle Arthur, Auntie Jessie and . Uncle Jack xx. ■
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TOMS COOKED MEATS Would like to thank customers and traders
for welcoming back All Home Cooked Meats Clitheroe Market, Cabin 40
Although we smile and make no f u s s ■ ■ No one misses him more than us And when old times we often recall That’s when we miss him most of all. .
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In fond memory of a much loved wife, mother and gran, died November 22nd, 2003. Remembered with love everyday. .
NUTTER Olive
MARSDEN
Daphne and Lou would like to thank family, friends, neighbours, Rossendale Male Voice
Choir and Glen South for making our Golden Wedding such a memorable occasion.
Thanks to'your genoristy we raised £750 for Cancer Research
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Turner would like to thank everyone for their cards and donations to Air Ambulance and MacMillan on his 65th birthday
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A much loved Nanna, The best m the world:-. You were always there for us
GORNER . : Dorothy
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You were so very special to us. Always m our hearts and foreverin ourmmds
; We will miss you each - and every day until we' meet again
You were our rock and our role model-
All our love Wendy and Vicky.
You lit up our lives - * ■ For years to come
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Don’t let this washout summer get us cjown IE1S*. Children’s cafe visit treat
THE children at Chipping’s Early Learners Pre-school enjoyed a trip to Brabin’s Shop, Gallery and Tea Rooms in the village as part of their current;: . topic work.
\ Brabin’s owners, Mr and Mrs Hunt, >
served the children juice through a / teapot and allowed the children to drink from teacups with saucers to give them an authentic insight into a cafe visit. -
' The children also enjoyed scrurruny cakes hand-made
by.Mrs HunL , v.
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Congratulations John and Jessica on the birth of
Toby Elliot
Born November 12th, 2011 A welcome brother to Ella
Much love from Grandad and ■ Grandma Cornthwaite
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After the loss of your loved one
- send thanks'to all who helped you ^through this, sad and difficult time
fby placing'a notice in your local ' paper. ' • v , ' •
•You can do this through your
- Funeral Director who will help you and place the'notice for you or .you
.can.place the notice > privately direettous.
If you wish to place the notice with ; us please call cither' 01282 478134 v or 01282 478135 or call into any of / our Front Counter Receptions, Bull Street, Burnley, Scotland Road, I .’Nelson or King Street, Clithcroe . I.iwhere our caring'staff will assist you.
HOLLAND (nee Taylor)
Anthony and Chloe are pleased to announce the arrival of
George Anthony .
Born November 8th, 2011 Weighing 7lb 7oz
Thanks to all at Burnley Birth Suite
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From Lily and all the family in Surrey xx
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November 15th
Congratulations Beth on your 21st Birthday . Health and Happiness always .
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All our love Dad, Mum, Adam, Jamie and Grace xxx
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Happy Birthday Beff ^ u9s anc* kisses
From Annabel xx
• Best wishes Beth Love Grandma T,
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WORK to put in place 20mph speed limits on residential roads in the north o f Clitheroe will begin next
week. The scheme supports Lancashire
County Council’s drive to further reduce the number of road accidents involving children and young people, and encour age cycling and walking. Rather than installing further traffic
calming measures, such as speed humps and chicanes, 20mph speed limits will be introduced using signs only by the end of 2013 on all residential streets in. Lanca shire. It is intended for these speed limits to be a catalyst to change driver’s hearts and minds, so that driving at 20mph in
residential areas becomes the norm. Fur ther, engagement with local communities and schools is planned to support the schemes and to encourage a change in driver behaviour.. The scheme for Clitheroe was adver
tised earlier this'year and received 11 letters of siippoit and four objections. Construction of the scheme in north Clit heroe is due to be completed by the end of November orearly December. Lancashire County Council will be
working alongside Lancashire Constabu lary and local communities to address speeding as the 20mph limits are rolled- out. -.
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• You can find out more about the
plansatwww.lancashire.gov.uk/20mph
(Bryan and Sue) and family
£ £ vb ',$=i m 1st Birthday: FITZPATRICK
Francesca Rose November 17th
Happy Birthday to our precious little girl who is 1 today
All our love Mummy, Daddy and Meg the Dog
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NEILSON Michael
• November 15th Happy 50th Birthday,
Dad and Grandad Lots of Love
Adam, Louisa, Shaun, Tallulah and Tiffany xxx.
Coffee morning will help savelives
A COFFEE morning was held by members of St John Ambulance, Clitheroe, at the Ribble Valley Borough Council Chamber. The Mayor of the Ribble
, Valley, Coun. Simon Hore and his mayoress wife, Grace, along with Town Mayor Coun. Susan Knox attended the event. Mr Roland Hailwood,
president of the Clitheroe and Ribble Valley St John Ambulance, said that he hoped to raise awareness of the important and ful filling work done by the organisation. A talk was given by the
ambulance members, as well as practical demon strations of first aid tech niques such as CPR. Invitations to the event
were sent out to local schools as membership in the St John Ambulance can begin from the age of five.
COFFEE MORNING: Coun. Susan Knox demon strates some life-saving techniques watched by civic dignitaries and members.
Work starts on
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W h en d ow n c am e a sp id e r ...
-THERE were no fears but respect for the arachnids from Janet Edmunds in her presentation of “Spiders Home and Abroad” for Clithe roe Naturalists. Mrs Edmunds
and her family had lived in Ghana for 10 years and she had travelled widely, to Australia, South America and-j Panama; with her ': ; husband, Malcolm, taking many slides all the time. Fear of spiders
is common in this country; not so in Africa, where people have other phobias. In the 17th Centu
ry a Dr Muffctmade pills from spiders to stem bleeding, giving rise perhaps to the nursery rhyme “Little Miss Muffet”, and webs can be used to treat ' wounds. ; Spiders come in
all shapes and sizes - th e scorpion is a relation-and their legs are situated on the thorax. The spiders we
see in this coun try seem drab in contrast to those in the southern hemi- - sphere, where bright colours and patterns (cruciform) are used to inhibit predators. Webs protect the
offspring as well as trapping victims and some webs bind the eggs together. Wolf spiders carry their babies on their backs for a few days. Camouflage is
used by some tropi cal spiders, which can change colour and sit in ambush for the unwary. Eyesight is good, all have eight eyes. Bites can be an • irritation to us, but fatal to the prey,-or stunning them as an
. anaesthetic; . Communal
spiders make enor mous webs many feet across, trapping insects. Another ■ type builds its web at night, taking it down during the day. ■ Autumnal pictures of dew on the webs, like fairy lights, brought the talk to a close. Chairman Muriel Carruthers thanked Mrs Edmunds after questions from the . audience. The next lecture
at St Mary’s Centre will be on Thursday November 17th at
1-7-30 p.m. when Ron - Crosby’s subject will
•be “Coconuts and’ ’Coral Reefs”.-...--.
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