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DEATHS


^missed. A . funeral service will be held at St. Paul’s Church, Low Moor, Clitheroe at 11.00am, Thursday January


Peacefully at Royal Preston Hospital on 12th January 2015* David aged 75 years, of Clitheroe. Fondly remembered, sadly


BOND DAVID


Clitheroe BB7 lAW. Tel: 01200 4 4 3 0 4 5 .


followed by interment at Clitheroe Cemetery. Donations i f so desired, in lieu of flowers, in memory of David to R.N.L.I. c/o: Clitheroe Funeral Service, Whalley


today. 22nd 2015,


10/12 Road,


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02070237930 # * ' * * ■ i g r i * \ n | & & f l o u n c e DEATHS Abbeyfield,


Peacefully on January 8th


BRIDGE Maiy


2015


Chapel o f Rest. A service Will be held at Waddington Methodist Church on Thursday January 22nd at 12.30p.m. followed by cremation at


'Peacenaven


for Waddington Methodist Church, c/o Mrs M. Mercer, 17 Church Close, W a d d i n g t o n ' , Clitheroe, BB7 3HX. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son Ltd., Funeral Directors, Tel: 01200 4 4 12 9 7 .


given


flowers only please, donations in memory of Maiy i f so desired may be


Crematorium at 1.40p.m.


Accrington Family


Moor. Maty aged 90 years formerly . of Waddington. Much loved by all her family and friends. Reposing in


Low at


On January 10th 2015, peacefully after a short illness, at The Croft Rest Home, Whalley, Joyce, aged 79 years. A dear friend who will be sadly missed by all that knew her "God has the victory" Service


Joyce Elizabeth


Crematorium at 1 p.m. No flowers by request please, but donations if so desired are being received for Cancer Research' UK, c/o and all


Burnley


peacefully at home Whalley, peacefully with her loving family passed away on 6th by her side, on January 5th,;, 2015, beloved wife o f the late Harvey, loving sister of Margaret, dear sister in law of Don and David, also a much loved aunty, step mother and lovely friend who will be sadly missed by everyone. At rest in the Adlerson and


Passed January


surrounded by his beloved family. Loving husband to Joyce, much loved daa to Nicola and David, stepfather to Amanda, Heather, Samantha and Elizabeth an4 fabulous - grandad to Lucy, Matthew, Adam, Gabrielle, Oscar, William and Thomas. Funeral service will be held at Whalley Parish Church on Monday 19th January 2015 at 11am followed by interment at Whalley and


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Cemetery. Family flowers only please, but donations i f so desired to Rosemere Cancer Unit c/o Langshaw's Funeral Service, 103a King Street, Whafley, BB7 9SW, Tel. 01254


Wiswell


824S29____________ SANDHAM


Thanksgiving will be held at St James' Church, Clitheroe, on Tuesday 20th January at 12 noon, followed by interment at Whalley and Wiswell Joint Burial Ground. Flowers' welcome or donations if desired to TEAR Fund c/o Langshaws Funeral Service, 103a King Street, Whafley, BB7 9SW. Tel inq. 01254 824529.______________


PEEL Dorothy Mary


.Gillian and Alan, a devoted Grandma of Samantha,


Nathan, Liz, Sam and Adam, a dearest great grandma of Jacob and dear sister of Joyce and Shirley. Reposing in


Ben.


Chapel of Rest. A service will be held at Nazareth Unitarian Chapel, Knight Hill, Church


’Peacenaven goth at ipm followed


Padiham, BB12 8JH on Friday January


Street,


Clitheroe Cemetery. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Dorothy if so required may be given for Cancer Research c/o Gillian Peel, 19 St. Mary’s Street, Clitheroe, BB7 2HH. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son Ltd.,


v interment at


Directors, Tel: 01200 441297.___________


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Peacefully on January 3rd 2015 at Royal Blackburn Hospital. Dorothy aged 92 years of Clitheroe. The dearly loved wife of the late Charles, much loved mother of


of


grandad o f Philip and Katy also a devoted great grandad o f Annabelle. Reposing in


Peacefully on January 6th 2015 in hospital. Don aged 84 years of Sawley. The dearly loved husband o f Li i (Mavis), much loved dad of David and Keith, loving father- in-law o f Beryl and Elaine,


Donald (Don) dearest


Chapel of Rest. Service and cremation will take place at Skipton Crematorium on Monday January 19th at 11a.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Don i f so desired may be given for and' cheques made payable to I.T.P. Support Organisation, c/o Mr. K. Sandham, 15 Shireburn Avenue, Clitheroe, BB7 2PN. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son Ltd., Funeral Directors, Tel: 01200 441297.


'Peacehaverv ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


Stuart, Kelly, Ben, Brian and family would like to express their sincere thanlu to all relatives, friends and


DRAYC0TT . Jean


for • the . many kind expressions o f sympathy, letters and cards 01 condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also Rev. Gill Macic and • Rev. John Brocklehurst


neighbours


ministrations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations for Crohn's and Colitis U.K. TTiey would also like to express their appreciation to Doctor Soloman and The Staff of The Critical Care Unit at Royal Blackburn Hospital.


their kind words and


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' EDDLEST0NE Betty Florence


DEATHS away aged 72 years, o f


REEVES Nicholas


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INM EM O R IAM


Tina, Shelley and families would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends


H0LGATE Peter


neighbours for the' many


sympathy and letters and cards condolence


expressions


support received at this


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Thanking also Rev. A ndrew Whitehead for his ministrations and thoughtfulness and to everyone who attended the funeral and Thanksgiving Service and for the donations to the North West Air Ambulance. A special thank you to all the Doctors, Nurses and Staff in A and E and Critical Care Unit at Royal - Blackburn Hospital. They would also like to thank the Black Bull, Chatbum and finally to Jean, Carl and Pauline for their help and ;uidance with the neral arrangements.


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The family of the late Maud Nugent wishes to thank all relatives, friends


NUGENT . Maud


neighbours for their kina expressions of sympathy, cards and messages


and


condolance received at this sad time. Grateful thanks for donations received in memory of Maud to Rosemere Trust and Macmillan Cancer Support.


thanks to Nurses and staff at Clitheroe Community Hospital for their wonderful loving care given to mum and to the family, thanks also to Canon Norman Atty for the uplifting Funeral Service and to the members o f St. Nicholas Church, Sabden for


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In Memorlum Unda Burston


14 Jan 2008


To My Linda Although 7 years have gone by I still know you are nearby and I will love you forever. God bless, your Ron To Mum, Nana & Great Grandma. We love you and think o f you every day. Colin, Lynne, Rebecca, Jacob, Luke, Megan and Poppy.x


0RM1ST0N Daniel Richard


grandson on the first anniversaxy.


dearest


Sad are the hearts that loved you, sad are the tears thatfall, but living our lives without you is the saddest part of qU.


God Bless R.I.P From all the family


BIRTHDAY MEMO­ RIES


January 14th We hola you close within our hearts and there you will remain, to walk beside us all our lives, until we meet again


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Essential work costing £45,000 has been complete to give Salesbury’s popular public hall a new warm roof to keep it going for years to come. Salesbury Memorial Hall


was built in 1928 on gifted land, built by the people for the people. It forms the “hub” of village


life with hundreds of fami­ lies using the facilities, both within the hall and on the sur­


rounding land. • The hall has remained


largely intact and untouched, otherthanforessentialmain- tainance and upkeep, but the roof finally required major refurbishment. Having last­ ed almost 90 years, it had no insulation and had begun to leak. Thanks to the generous


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Booths, the family owned re­ gional food and drink retailer with a store in Clitheroe, re­ corded modest gains on its Christmas results. The business saw a to­


tal sales increase o f+0.6% in the six week Christmas trad­ ing period (ending January 3rd). Like-for-like sales for the same period decreased slightly, by-0.8%. In a highly competitive re­


tail climate, the growth was at­ tributed to Christmas home


delivery and collect in store orders, which rose by 34%, as more and more Booths cus­ tomers opted for online or­ dering. Chairman Edwin Booth


commented: “Against the backdrop of a challenging re­ tail market coupled with food deflation, sales at Booths held up reasonably well. “As a comparison, our per­


formance in Christmas 2013 was the best ever with sales up by over +6%, so we had a


big sales target to hit in an increasingly volatile grocery market.” : 2014 was a pivotal year fo r .


Booths as the company tr i­ alled a “Deliver to the Nation” scheme, which delivered or­ ders to remote parts of Scot­ land, London and the South of England - a first in Booths’ 167 year history. . ■ “The sharp increase in click and collect orders did really stretch us, as it did our competitors, added Mr Booth.


• “Our staff put in some pretty heroic efforts to get orders out, and I’d like to pay tribute to the supreme efforts made by everyone at Booths. We’ve learned a great deal from this Christmas, and have taken tremendous encouragement from the affection our cus­ tomers have for Booths. “With one season of UK


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