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FUNERAL DIRECTORS


Brian Price & Son Funeral Directors


Peacehaven Chapel o f Rest The Genuine and Independent


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family concern of two generations offering a 24hr personal service ~ Carl, Jean and P a u lin e . Tel: Clitheroe 441297


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DEATHS C0TTAM


23, 2014, agea 89 in Blackburn Hospital on Richmond


On Wednesiclay, April fVdfe nly' Hat . f ° yal B.C. Sunday 4th May 2014,


Robert


Canada, formerly of Brian aged 74 years, Clitheroe, passed beloved husband of


away peacefully and Patricia, 5?uch loved with dignity. Leaving £pt“ er ° / Donna, Ann his beloved wife Mary, Samantha, Jeanette


much loved daughter ??. , Shaun and Jackfe and son Robin Michelle, father-in-


also, his


grandchildren and six papa, , great grandad great grandchildren, and friend to many. A Bob and his family left funeral service will


four law to Pete and Chns.


Lancashire also share Tuesday, 13th May their grief.


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Pauline and Michele, a Clitheroe. BB7 lAW. loving ^father-in-law, Tel: 01200 443045 grandad and great jrandad also a dear riend of Doreen.


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THOMPSON . Joan


Reposing Peacehaven Chapel ' 2014 at Clitheroe


of Rest. Service and Hospital, Joan aged cremation will take 87 years, beloved wife place at. Accrington Gf the late Derek Crematorium on a day Thompson, much to be arranged. Family loved Mother of Paul flowers only please,. and Stephen, mother- d° natl° ns in rnemory in_law pto Barbara,


™ y p e given for the Lisa and great North West Air grandmother to Hugo. Ambulance, c/o Mrs prayers will be saia at V. Leach, 'Carter the chapel of Rest,


D ^ eSj Co« aSe, Clitheroe Funeral


Clltheroe, BB7 3JD. 2Q14 followed by Inquiries to Brian interment at Clitherob


. . . Jj^ac*for“ Service, at 1.30pm on Wednesday, May 14th


Tel. 01200 441297. JONES


Keith


«i anE- ? on» Cemeteiy at 2.00pm. ? " e* ° rS' Family flowers only. If


so desired, donations in memory of Joan to


Friends of Clitheroe Hospital c/o Clitheroe


surrounded by his family. The dearly loved husband of Renate, much loved dad of Cindy and Debbie, loving father- in-law of Declan and


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Keith aged 79 years Clitheroe. BB7 lAW. passed . away with Tel: 01200443045 dignity


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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BARKER


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flowers only please, for u:g kind words of ™ T 1 f 1soId e S °nt a n d "


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“ a-t"- J,.aIT1‘Iy Canon R. Nicholson comforting


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rrpmnif!riinvCrlnBton condolence received fiF during their sad loss.


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Peacefully on May 1st Funeral Service, 10/12 2014 in hospital.


Road, so resiIu loving grandmother to in Qn Sunday May 4th


Suddenly on May 3rd Lung Foundation c/o 2014. Bob aged 82 Clitheroe Funeral years. A much loved Service, father of Robert, Whalley


Robert (Bob) . .


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Family flowers only hut donations if so


on the 18th May 1957. A c c r i n g t o n His


Clitheroe for Canada ta*ce place family


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in Crematorium on 2Q14.. at_ 11.00 am.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BATEMAN


Harry, Ian, Jack, Rikki and Robert would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for the many


Lynne Collette expressions


kind - of


Canon R. Nicholson Than]


sympathy- and letters and cards ‘ a f condolence received during their sad loss, ng


also Rev.


ministrations and to all who attended the funeral service and for donations received for the North West Air Ambulance.


PATEMAN Brian


Mavis and family would like to give sincere thanks to all our relations, friends, neighbours and the R.V.V.I.G. for the many


D0WDEN Keith John


sympathy, cards and letters of condolence received for our sad loss. Our appreciation also goes to Dr. I. Ibbotson and Ward B18 Royal Blackburn Hospital for all they did for Keith. Thanking also Rev. Canon


Rodney


Nicholson for his kina words and comforting ministrations and to all who attended the funeral service and for the


donations received for Guide 'Dogs for the Blind' - the current amount collected so far is £530.


Betty, Jean and Stuart would like to express their sincere thanks to all


HESELT1NE WILF


friends


their family, ana


neighbours for their many kind messages, love and support following their sad loss. Thank you to the Rev. Ann Hardacre for the lovely funeral service ana to those who attended and gave donations to the North West Air Ambulance. Finally, thanks to Terence and all the staff at Clitheroe Funeral Service , for all their care, help and guidance at this time.


generous INMEMORIAM


HACKING J o h n


In loving memory of a dear husband and loving father who died 10th May, 2009.


We all have our memories and your picture in a frame.


We travel to your resting


place andflowers we place with care.


But no-one knows the


heartache as we turn and leave you there.


Wendy, Linden, Wendy, Donna and Darren.


Potterford Farm,- Billington


In loving memory of Nicholas who died on 7th May 2013. Much . loved and missed by all the family.


HARGREAVES Nicholas


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for his kind words and'


comforting WATERS


Caroline, Lotty and family and John and June and family would like to thank all rel a ti ves,


John Terence (Terry)


Directors for their dignified care and arrangements. Finally we would like to thank the many people who took time to attend the Thanksgiving Service. It gave us great comfort and pride to realise how much respect and love there was for Terry.______


Funeral


especially - Phillip Wilkinson (Wilkie) and his team of helpers, the Pavilion Committee, the W.I. and Grindleton F.C.* for all their efforts and also Burnley F.C. Our appreciation also goes to Rev. Roger G. Wood for his kindness and'comforting words and Brian Price and Son,


Grindleton


colleagues for' their cards, messages of condolence,. tributes and donations to Macmillan Cancer Support following the sad loss of their beloved Terry. Special thanks go to the Doctors and Nurses at Royal Blackburn Hospital for their dedicated care of Teny, the community of


neighbours


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I Why are some people hungry I even in the Ribble Valley?


I On Saturday, the St Mary’s I Centre in Church Street, Clit- I heroe, will host a conference I to explore the reasons for con-


I tinuing food poverty at home I and abroad and to find out


I what can be done to make a difference.


Conference chairman, An­ drew Whitehead, said: “We,


want to find out why hunger is still a mgjor issue in our 21st


[ century world whether over- seas or here in the Ribble Val­ ley where our foodbank has already served i;ooo clients in just nine months." “Feed a friend” will start at


9_30 am with findings about food poverty locally from Ruth Haldane, the manager of the Ribble Valley Foodbank. The conference will also hear about positive steps to


tackle food poverty in Kenyan schools from the Solomon Project, which is actively sup­


ported by The Grand in Clit­ heroe. It will also hear from


Fred Uttley, who is a Cafod representative living in Si- monstone. Mr Uttley cy­ cles across the country to encourage action to tackle poverty. Dave Hardman, of Christian Aid, will highlight the steps which can be tak­


en to achieve lasting change. “Feed a friend” marks the


beginning of Christian Aid week. “Before making our do­ nations, we want to learn more


aboutsomeoftheneedsacross our world and the practical


steps being taken to tackle them” said Revd. Whitehead. “We look forward to welcom­ ing all those who have regis­ tered on our website and also


those whoare keen tojoinusat the St. Mary’s Centre without registering in advance”. “Feed a friend” will con­


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I Scouting numbers have increased in Clitheroe with more girls, boys and adults seeking out everyday adven­ ture.


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