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Pat aged 93 years o f Christine, loved father Sabden. The dearly «nd . grandfather, loved w ife o f the late


Peacefully on October i s t 20 14 at Royal B la ckbu rn Hospital.


Margaret Patricia (Pat)


George, much loved mother o f Richard, Neil and Andrew also a dearly loved mother- in-law and a devoted Nannie .Pat o f 5 and G reat Nannie Pat o f 2. Rep os in g in ‘P ea cehaven' Chapel o f Rest. Service and crema tion ivill take place a t A c c rington


please, dona tions in memory o f Pat i f so


Legion, c/o Mr. M. R. Frost, 6 The Paddock, Ramsbottom, Bury, BLo 9HP. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors, Tel: 01200 441297.


Passed p eace fu lly T h u rsd a y Sep tem be r Carleton Pontefract, o f * Park Pon te fra c t w y e a rs . De ares t only child o f Thomas and


LEACH Doreen


formerly Lane,


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headmistress. Funeral service to take place on T h u r sd a y . 16th


refreshments Kings C ro f t Hotel. A ll enq uiries please contact Granville Brooks


Direc tors on 01977 791869.


Peacefully at


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C r e m a t o r i u m . Donations in lieu of flowers may be placed in the col lec tion plate for The Prince o f W a le s Hospice. Everyone is welcome afte rw ard s


Church, Ponte fract p r io r to c remation at


Ponte fract for Funeral


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'A funeral service will be held on Monday, 13th October 2014 at Pleasington Crematorium at 1.30pm, followed by cremation. Donations, i f so des ired, . in memory o f Harry to the R.N.L.I. c/o Clitheroe Funeral Service, Whalley


C r e m a t o r i u m ^ , tom or row Friday Tel: 01200 443045 October 10th at lp.m. Family f lowers only


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(nee Spencer) Dorothy


desired mav be given Qn 3rd October 2014 for either the R.N.L.I. ;n Rovai nlnnkhnrn Royal British


Hospital, Dorothy aged 83 yea rs o f Clitheroe formerly


, Blackburn


and o f


Waddington


loving aunt o f Valerie and


Reposing


Pamela. in


Margaret Leach and a o f Dorothyi i f S*le i,Wa1 desired, may be given


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Monday 13th October at 11.00 am. Family flowers on ly please. , Donations in memory


?,c t ° k e r 20 14 - at c li th e ro e . BB7 3JQ 12.15pm in St Giles Tnauiries to Briar


Died p e a c e fu lly in hospital with his family b y his s ide on October isb20 i4 , after


WAKELING George


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father o f Christopher, Crematorium today John an d Simon Thursday October 9th


Hospital. John aged 76 years. The dearly lo ved h u sban d o f Christine, much loved


on October 1st 2014 at Royal


Blackburn


David, d e a r ly loved ’ fa th e r - in - law


A n g ela an d Cathy, grandad to Alexander, Theodore. Sam ana Evie a n a a lo ving s tep fa th e r to Peter i a S a rah also


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at lla.m. It is requested that a bright colour be worn.


C onnor, O l iv e r and Ambleside Mountain Hollie. R ep os in g 'P eac eh av en ' Chapel o f Rest. S ervice and crema tion wil l take


grandad to A imee, Langdale


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Monday October 13th at 3 .40 p .m . Family f lowers o n ly please, donations in memory o f John i f so desired may be g iv en for Ribble V a l le y Fund, c / o M is s L. T ay lo r , Pendles ide Medical Practice, C lith e roe Health Centre, Railway View Road, Clitheroe, BB7 2JG. In q u ir ie s to Brian P r ic e & Son, Funeral Directors Ltd. Tel: 01200 441297.


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Family f lowers o n ly . please, donations in memory o f George if so desired may be g ;iven for either and


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Rescue o r Ribble V a lle y Heart Fund, c/o Mr. L. Nash. 14 Stirling


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Clitheroe. BB7 2OW. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors, Tel: 01200441297.


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at • a short illness bravely fought. George aged 71 years o f Clitheroe. The dea r ly loved husband o f Kathleen, much lo ved d ad of Sandra, T on y and the late Andrew, loving father-in-law o f Susan and Richard a lso a dearest b rother friend


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’Peacehaven' Chapel o f Rest. ' Service and cremation will take place a t Accrington


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grandad, a


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Waddington, c/o Revl J. Brocklehurst, The Vicarage , Slaidburn Road, Waddington,


St H elen s Church,


Inquiries to Brian Price &. Son, Funeral Directors, Tel: 01200 4 4 1 2 9 7.______________________


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Rimington, the dearly loved wife o f Stanley, a dear sister o f John and s ister -in -law of Barbara and a lso , a


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Cherished memories o f our beloved Daddy, Granddad and Great Granddad who pas sed away October 10th 2013. Forever treasured,


CLARK Donald


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Loved eternally. Doreena, Fred,


Rosemary, Gillian, Bobbie, Georgina, Robert, June-Mary,


Paul, Caroline, Roger, Grandchildren Alison,


Carl, Edward, Nichola, Hayley, Scott, Adam, Laura, Sarah, Joseph,


Mary, Alan, Alexander, Adrian, David, Aidan, Arran and Great


Grandchildren Tim, Lauren andAilsa.


No farew ell words were spoken, no time to say goodbye, you were gone before w e knew it and only God knows why. • Y o u r loving sister Josephine ana family xxx


MARGARET EDWARDS0N


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Robin James 10 /10/20 12


T reasu red memories o f a dearly loved son and devoted father to Sophie and Oscar. The hardest thing,


which is hard to bear, is to turn around


and you're not there.


Love always, Dad, Mum and all the family.


______"Crack on" PARKER


In loving memory of a dea r w ife, mum and mum-in-law, died October 12th, 2012. A little comer in our hearts,


Mary Eileen


Is set aside fo r you. As long as life and memories last, IVe will always remember you.


With love always from Raymond. Jacqueline Richard xxx


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Community fundingcameun- der the spotlight when the Rib­ ble Valley Rural Forum met. About 40 people attended


the event, which featured a presentation by Zoe Goddard, of national community net­ work Locality, and Cathy Ho- pley, of the Forest of Bowland AONB.Theyspokeabouthelp, support and funding available for rural community projects. The Ribble Valley Rural Fo­ rum is held twice a year and


showcases issues affecting ru­ ral communities, with a focus on the voluntary, community and faith sectors, it also pro­ vides an interface between the communities and the statuto­ ry bodies that serve them. Ribble Valley Borough


Council partnership officer Dilys Day said: “The forum provides an opportunity to discuss issues specific to ru­ ral communities, with afocus on the voluntary, community


and faith sectors. It is also an opportunity to network and meet people who may be able to assist with project develop­ ment, as well as share infor­ mation and knowledge.” The forum meets at the


Ribble Valley Borough Coun­ cil Chamber in Church Street, Clitheroe, and attendance is free, but booking is required. Further details from Dilys Day or David Ingham on 01200 414549.


October 7th. Always loved, Always remembered. Jane.


BURNETT Peter


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Peacefully, at home on 5th October 2014, Harry aged 71 years, loving nusband o f


HARRY (HENRY) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DOHERTY Josephine Margaret


The family o^f-the late Josephine would like to express


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sincere thanks for all cards, messages and donations received in Josephine's memory. S pecial thanks to Father David Lupton for his wonderful service o f celebration o f Josephine's life and to Dawn and s taf f at Fred Hamer Funeral Service for their help and org anisation o f the funeral._________


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Hotel’s charity trees bear fruit


Stanley House Hotel and Spa has raised £700 for char­ ity through its adopt a tree scheme. TheMellorhotelishometo


a budding orchard which has helped to boost funds for its charity of the year, Rosemere Cancer Foundation. The 16 trees in the Rosemere orchard range from Bramley and Cox apple to pear and cherry bare root and are available for visi­ tors and supporters of the ho­ tel to adopt for a donation of £250. Following the first harvest


of the season, Stanley House is inviting early adopters to return to sample fruit from the trees. Wendy Hope, sales and


marketingmanager at the ho­ tel, said: “It’s fabulous to see both the orchard and fund­ raising flourish. The scheme allows those who perhaps cel­ ebrated theirweddinghere to create a lasting mark or those with an affiliation to Stanley House to have a little piece of our gardens. We can’t wait to welcome our tree adopters


Sue Thomson of Rosemere with Carolyn Glassbrook of Stanley House help­ ing tonurture an adopted tree and, inset, one of the plum trees in blossom.


back to the hotel to sample the fruit from the trees in the form of a freshly baked fruit pie.”


ficer at Rosemere Cancer Foundation, added: “As our partnership with Stanley House continues to grow, the success of the scheme to date will help to purchase special­ ist equipment and facilities making a real difference for cancer patients being treated


Sue Thompson, Chief Of­


at hospitals throughout Lan­ cashire and South Cumbria, as well as the specialist can­ cer treatment centre at Royal Preston Hospital.” Stanley House is hoping


to raise further funds for the Rosemere Cancer Founda­ tion with the adoption of the remaining 13 trees. For more details contact the Stanley House sales and marketing team on 01254 769203.


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Members are being recruited for a new youth choir to lead the congregation on a Sun­ day in Clitheroe’s catholic church. St Michael and St John’s


RC Church, Lowergate, which is part of the Lady o f the Valley parish, is starting its own youth choir, which will sing and lead the congrega­


tion once a month, at the 9-30 am Sunday mass. A practice will be held on the Thursday prior to the


• Sunday from 6 to 7pm where singers will chose and learn new, modern hymns. “The choir is open to eve­


ryone from Year 5 upwards and we’re particularly keen to encourage teenagers,”


said parish priest Monsignor John Corcoran, “ Anyone who would like


to join the choir, or wants further information, should call Geralyn Lambert on 07919151408, Sam Smith on 07778 415366 or speak with^ Mgr Corcoran or assistant parish priest Father Frankie Mulgrew.


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