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Peacefully In hospital, on July 11th, 2012, Mollie, aged 89 years, dear aunt, great-aunt and dear friend to many.


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Monday, July 9th, 2012 . at . Northwood Nursing Home, Blackburn, formerly of Chatburn, Alice aged 92 years ,the dearly loved wife of the late George Bithell, a much loved mum of Bill and a dear mother-m-law of Rosier a dearly loved grandma of: Charlotte and Ncil and David and Becky, great- grandma of Ryan,- Callum, . Shannon, Chloe and Tom and also a dear, sister of Robert.


Peacefully on


Reposing in the Chapel of Rest, Broomfield ■ Place, Witton. A service will be held at Picasmgton Crematorium on Friday, July 20th, 2012 at 11 a.m. Family flowers only please, or if desired donations may be made in memory of Alice to Cancer Research U-K. c/o and all inquiries The Alty Funeral Service, BroomHeld Place, Blackburn BB2 iXF. Tel. 01254 S03240. http:// funerals.altys.info


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• the late Jonathan, a much loved mother of Ruby,


Margaret and tlie late Jeffrey, a dear mother-in-law of Ronnie, Joyce and Edward, also a loving- grandma,


. Richard,


grandma. and great, great-grandma.


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• by interment in the Churchyard. Rev. David Isaacs will - officiate. Family flowers only please but donations if desired arc being gratefully received for Martin Top Chapel or Pendlcsidc Hospice * c/o Denis Hartley and Son Funeral Service, Crown Funeral Home, Back Brown St, Colne BBS 9NE. Tel. 01282 870800.


A funeral service will take place on Tuesday, July 24th at 2-30 p.m; at Martin Top.Chapel, Rimington, followed


Very 'peacefully on Sunday, .Ju ly isth, 2012, "in Favordale Nursing Home, Colne, aged 102 years the dearly loved wife of


Elizabeth Ann (Bessie)


dear ; nephew . - of Margaret, good pal to Jess and a dear mend to many.


Scars,


The funeral snail take place on Friday, July 27th, at Accrington Crematonum at 11-40 a.m. Family flowers only ^ pleascj but donations in memory of Gordon to Bleakholt Animal Sanctuary, c/o and inquiries


He will be sadly missed.


Langshaws Funeral Service, 103a King Street, Whafley, BB7 9SW. Tel. 01254 824529. _____


The funeral shall take place on Friday, July .20th, with a Requiem Mass ' at English Martyrs, Whalley, at 11-30 a m. followed by cremation Accrington. inquiries


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Langshaws Funeral Service, 103A King Street, Wlialley, BB7 9SW. Tel. • • 012S4 824529. •


on Thursday, July sth, 2012, Gordon, aged 74 the. dear


Peacefully in hospital.


ORMEROD Gordon


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'.bravely, Dons slipped , quietly away. • .


. held in Whalley Parish Church, at 10-30 a.m. on Monday, July 23rd, followed by cremation at Acenngton at 11-40 a.m. Floral tnbutes from family, only, but Doris wanted any donations to the Horse and - Pony Protection Association (HAPPA)


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LET'S MAKE 2012 A YEAR TO REMEMBER


UPSCT: Ribble Valley MP Nigel Evan with John Stott, a constituent and dairy former from Chipping, (s)


A GROUP of members and their guests from the Clitheroe University of the Third Age enjoyed a summer lunch at the Shirebum Arms, Hurst Green.


COC O N C E R N E D farmp-rc R D


MP b a c k s_________ farmers on milk priced


rme s protest­ ing about the price of milk are being


who is also Deputy Speaker of the House of Commons, said: “I met today with John Stott, a dairy farmer from Chipping, and we had a productive discussion about the situation that the industry is currently in. “On the one hand, it is simple econom­


ics - why would anybody continue to pro­ duce milk when the monev thev receive


and the UK are struggling because super­ markets are paying farmers less for their; milk than it costs to produce. • ■ • > Speaking from Westminster, Mr Evans,


backed by Ribble Valley MP Nigel Evans. Dairy farmers across the Ribble Valley


. in a milk price war, trying to offer the best deal for consumers. However, that cost


• saving is being met in reduced rates for


27.91 pence per litre in April, which is roughly 4% less than at the beginning of the year and 3% lower than the.average - price in the EU. When you consider that only France and Germany'have a bigger dairy industry you can begin to under­ stand just how difficult it is becoming for . British farmers not onlv to comnete but to


farmers whilst the supermarkets’ profit margins remain untouched. “The average UK farm gate price was


, - “The second point is one of fairness and morality. The supermarkets are engaged


for doing so is less than it cost them’to produce it in the first place? ’ ■


for __.. - . _ . * • Sec Farmins Matters on nase 19


Elizabethan music. Glynis and Brian also spoke about their in- struments and the history behind them. It was a highly profes­


e- Entertmnment was by Glynis and Brian Radford, of ATab- stiy of Music, who gave a performance of their medeival and


sional performance delivered with a sense of humour makine It a very successful event.


grandmother of Max, Chloc and Emma, also daughter and son’s-in- law Lisa, Dave and .Chris, after years of ill health which she bore


Amanda and the late Melissa,


On Friday, July 13th, 2012, peacefully at home, Dons, aged 70 years, the dearly loved w fe of Ernest, devoted mother of Gail,


(nee Grierson) Doris


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• Service and cremation will ■ 'take place at Accrington- Crem­ atorium > • tomorrow, .Friday, July 20th at 3


and George also a dear brother, of Wendy. Reposing- in ‘Peace- haven* Chapel of Rest.


frandad-r ofi> Megan, ack,- Tammy, Adam


Peacefully on July 13th,, 2012, at The Hollies Nursing- Home, Clayton-le- Moors, Roy; aged 69 years, of Low Moor, the dearly loved dad of .• Alison and David,


STRETCH Roy


Acknowledgements 1 1st Birthday


. Tlie family wish to thank ■ all relatives, ' friends


FENTON Olive


Blackburn Hospital. To Clitheroe Funeral Service for their thoughtful . and dignified arrange­ ments, and to Canon Rodney Nicholson for his kind words and help given. • Finally thank • you to everybody who attended the funeral.


■ Royal


, relatives and friends for tlie cards, letters, • expressions sympathy


Graham, • loving


• .Clitheroc Hospital, and Doctor Mawean for their caring support and also to the members of St Johns Ambulance Service. Thank you to Reverend Tim Thorpe and the- Reverend' Michelc Jarmony for their support, kind administrations and for. . the wonderful heartfelt


Personal thanks to Albert^ Joan and Christine for the dedicated care and support they gave to Harold, and continue to give to his family. Thank you also to Clithcroe.. Funeral Service for their support and guidance and to everyone who attended the service.


In OurThoughts service. SPECIAL OCCASIONS


2012 IS A BIG YE:


donations • to ' the North West Air -Ambulance Service in* memory of Harold. Our special thanks to the Staff at Castlcford Home for the Elderly,


. and


, Kathleen and * family would like to thank ail


HOWORTH Harold


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donations received for the East Lancashire Hospice in memory of Olive.' Special thanks to the Critical Care on B-Ward,


and


neighbours for the kind expressions of sympathy


and 21st Birthday


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Tom July 21st


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Health and trappiness always Love Mum, Dad and Paul XXX


Happy21stbirthdayTom,haveagreatday Love Nanna, Grandad, Michael, Janet Clare and Matthew XX


Well done on achieving a Rrst in your BA Honouis Degree in Hisloty


Lovelromalltheiamilyxx Congratulations HANNAH PYM


Congratulations on achieving a 1st class with honours in


Business Management from Newcastle University ■


Lots of love, from Nan, Grandad, Auntie Kathryn and family xxx


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Congratulations to our wonderful son Tom ^ onyour21stbirthday


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Chris and Sylvia July 22nd


Congratulations Mum and Dad on your Ruby Wedding Anniversary


Lots of Love from your sons Phil and Ants xx


K\ JOHNSTONE Ruby Wedding iLASSrc SETTING: A Rolls-Royce and a VW Beetle in Clitheroe Castle grounds


^LASSIC cars will be on pew in the wonderful setting pf Clitheroe Castle grounds next Saturday, July 28th.


^ The North West Sound Ar- phiye, based at the Castle, is giving people the chance to see a range of classic cars on


|display in the area at the foot pf the castle keep, between 11 a.m. and 3-30 p.m. Besides the iconic cars there


will be displays in the-Pendle Hill room of long-forgotteri North West car manufacturers including the Little Midland


■ Company, which produced cyclecai-s from 1909 to 1919 at its Midland Works on Castle Street, Clitheroe. There will also be short films


showing throughout the day of the North West car industry, in­ cluding the work of Bond Cars and the Vulcan Motor and En­


cars against the backdrop of the Castle and also learn more about the local car manufac-


mon Hore, who is also chairr man u f North West Sound . Archive, said: “This is an inter­ esting and unique event com­ bining the world of classic cars and the work of North West Sound Archive. “Come along and see these


gineering Company. Ribble Valley councillor Si­


turing industry of times past. There are still a few spaces left to display classic cars, so if you would like to bring along a car and join in the day do get


about next Saturday’s event in Clitheroe contact the North West Sound Archive on 01200 427897 or e-mail: nwsa@lanca- shire.gov.uk.


in touch with the Sound Ar­ chive”. F o r more inform ation


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Ramblers enjoy fine views in sunny Upper Nidderdale


-House reservoir car park, ; there was a short delay while the group negotiated a large flock of sheep which was as­ sembled behind a gate ready to be moved’off the moor­ land to lower pastures. A- relatively level walk -


A WALK described in the Valley magazine was the in­ spiration for a day’s walk in Upper Nidderdale for Clit­ heroe Ramblers. Setting out from Scar


■ climb up the other side, the group continued on the Nid­ derdale Way for a further


round the reservoir ended at the point where the walk­ ers joined the Nidderdale Way, with a climb up the v£d- ley side which provided fine views. After dropping down into Woo Gill and a steep


• mile, before dropping down to the River Nidd and cross­ ing it just past New Houses., A bank by the river pro­


vided a pleasant lunch spot. Shortly after, the route passed Goyden Pot, which provides access to'a complex,


amounts of rain this year, the group were very fortunate in enjoying diy weather for the whole of the walk. :


Farm, the walkers headed south westwards towards Middlesmoor, where they rejoined the Nidderdale Way and followed the wide track uphill for a couple of miles until dropping down steeply to the car park. In spite of the exceptional


but easily flooded, cave sys­ tem. ' After passing Lumley


now selling their milk for only 26 pence per litre.


survive. Farmers in my constituency are •


Jim Paice MP, to say that the dairy indus­ try needs action now. It is high time that supermarkets stopped fleecing dairy farm­ ers and released their stranglehold over the industry. If they do not, then I strongly beheve that the government should think about introducing a minimum price for milk so that farmers across the country are not put out of business.”


. “One lifre of milk costs 30 pence to pro­ duce, but is only sold for 26 pence, which represents and annual loss to the average British farm on £50,000. “I have written to the Fanning Minister,


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