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On October 18th 2014 peacefully after a short


HOUSLEY Marie


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Brian Price & Son Funeral Directors


Peacehaven Chapel o f Rest The Genuine and Independent


family concent of two generations offering a 24hrpersonal service Carl, Jean and Pauline


Tel: Clitheroe 441297 DEATHS ^ DAWSON


Peacefully on October 16th - - 2014 at Abbeyfleld House, Low Moor. Sadie aged 100 years. The dearly loved .wife of the late Tommy, much loved mother of Catherine, son-in-law David, dearest grandma of Robert, Helen and Taija also a devoted nannie of Emma and Sophie.. Reposing in 'Peacehaven' Chapel of Rest. Service and cremation will take


Sarah Catherine (Sadie)


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hospital,- aged 89 years. . Much loved wife of the late Barry and mother o f Susan. Reposing


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of Rest. Service, and aged *77 years, loving all relatives, friends interment wi ll take wife, mother .and and neighbours for place at St. Ambrose best friend. Family: the many kind Church, Grindleton on Bill, - Jackie, Brian, expressions


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Peacefully, at Royal The family of the late Blackburn Hospital Frank Heaton would in on- 16th October like to express their lola Wood sincere thanks, to


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a day to be arranged. Sammy, Dominic and sympathy and letters No flowers by Marie's Becky. A funeral and cards request but donations service will


may be given fo r p la c e . at Accrington during their sad loss, either the R.S.P.C.A. Crematorium on Thanking also Rev. or North West A ir Thursday Ambulance.


take condolence received


funeral arrangements please contact Brian Price and Son Ltd. Funeral ' Directors, Tel: 01200 441297.


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WALMSLEY - George


For October 2014 at his kind words 2.20pm, followed by and


desired, in memory of have given donations, lola to 'Make a Wish They would also like Foundation - UK or to to express their North West Air appreciation to Dr. Ambulance,


cremation. Family ministrations and to flowers only but all who attended the donations,


if so funeral service and


18th 2014 after a long battle


Alzheimers. George aged • 75 years of Clitheroe


with


Simon and Dominic, Gordon AndBuOn dearest grandad of Arlene, Cheryl and Jordan, Dan, Sadie Irene would like to and Emma also a express their sincere loved brother of Ruth thanks to all relatives, Gladys, Marion, friends


formerly of Newton. Loved husband of Mary, dear dad of , Donna and Dianne, father-in-law o f


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Philip, Keith and neighbours for the David. Reposing in. many


'Peacehaven' Chapel expressions


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Alzheimers Society appreciation to all the and-sent direct c/o staff o f Highbrake. Mr. S. Hughes, Lodge House for all the House, Cow Lane, wonderful care given Burnley, BB11 iNN. to dad and finally to Inquiries to Brian Carl, Jean, Pauline Price and Son, and sta f f of -Br i an Funeral - Directors, Price and Son, .Tel: 01200441297.. Funeral Directors for


place at Accrington condolence received Crematorium . on during their sad loss. Monday November Thanking also Rev. 3rd at 11a.m. It is John Brocklehurst for. requested that casual- his . kind words clothes be worn with a and . comforting splash of colour, ministrations and to Family flowers only all who attended the please, donations in funeral service and memory of George i f have given donations, so desired may be They would also like given for


of Rest. Service and sympathy and letters cremation wi ll take and


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all arrangements.


Remembering mum who died October 28th, 1984. Veers are swiftly passing by, But my love and memories never die.


WOODS Nellie


From daughter Pat.


BIRTHDAYMEMO- RIES


October 24th We will always love and miss you, And it causes so much pain,


DAVIDSON Lily


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Because all we long for grandma, Is to have you back again.


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Volkswagen have stretched their imagination to design aGolfthatshowsthatsize really does matter in today’s marketplace.


The handsome but under­ stated Golf SV (it stands for Sportsvan) is a replacement for the Golf Plus - a beefed up, slightly larger model which managed to stay under many buyers’ radar, despite the fact that it had been made since 2005 and offered more space and flexibility. When I mentioned the outgoing Golf Plus as a possibility to a pro­ spective Golf buyer recent­ ly, he hadn’t even heard of it.


Almost certainly, the SV


will put all that right and make its mark in the popu­ lar SUV market where ri­ vals such as the Ford C-Max lurk. The SV - which modestly


doesn’t announce its name on the back of the car (just Golf) - is the third version of Golf


Mk VII after the hatchback and estate. Its trim, spec and engines


match those of its stablemates but the SV steps up from the Golf size-wise - if you want to get out your tape measures, here’s the lowdown:


The SV is 83mm longer


than a Golf; 48mm longer in the wheelbase (creating more interior space); 81mm wider; and 126mm higher (excluding roof rails). This greater inside space provides for extra flexibil­


ity - for example rear seats can slide fore and aft by up to 180mm, to increase either passenger or luggage space as required. With rear seats folded


down, maximum luggage space liberated jumps to 1,520


litres of room. So this is a Golf that puts


the emphasis on practicality, though it is immediately rec­ ognisable as a member of the Golf family. Safety is high on the agen­


da and all models now fea­ ture automatic post-collision braking. Other electronic aids include Adaptive Cruise Control, Front Assist and City Emergency Braking, all of which are standard from SE spec and above. Fortunately, the SV isn’t


an Aunt Sally of the SUV class and makes an enjoyable and extremely comfortable drive. Ridequalityissecondtonone and a great plus point, while handling is composed, with accurate, well weighted steer­ ing.


The 1.6-litre TDi version I


drove puts the respect backin- to diesel driving, with plenty of pull in each gear and refined power delivery. Long distance drivers may mourn the lack of a sixth gear for slightly more relaxed high speed cruising but it’s hard to fault in eve­ ryday driving. Volkswagen


quote 72.4mpg overall but my personal figure was closer to 53mpg, and I’m a conservative driver. There’s also a handy choice


of driving modes from which to choose and the Sport op­ tion increases throttle re­ sponse pleasingly. The SV’s in te r io r is*'


Volkswagen at its very best - a smart and very cool look, sharply finished and boasting plenty o f soft- touch surfaces and quality furnishings. A sloping but bulky dash


wastes a lot of top surface space but does at least have a lidded box for extra odd­ ments - although there’s plenty of room elsewhere with cupholdersandadeep centre console box. Front seats also > feature fold down picnic ta­ bles behind them and there’s a sunglasses box by the inte­ rior windscreen mirror. Though lacking dramat­


ic road presence, this is very much a Golf in spirit, with that added flexibility and welcome space many families need.


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