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Tel: 01282422331 Email: bmdnorthwest@jpress.co.uk


Post or call in at: Bull Street, Burnley, BB111DP. FUNERAL DIRECTORS


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CLITHEROE 1 Family Funeral Services M o n u m e n t a l M a s o n r y . 'U'y


D i s a b l e d V e h i c l e S u p p o r t in g e c o - f u n e r a l s H a v e n F u n e r a l P l a n s


Funeral Director: Pamela Davies


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Peacefully in hospital • Marjorie, Christine, with his family by Susan and families his side, Sam aged would like to express 04 years,


H0RSF1ELD Sam


Ernest " .


husband of . Olive, all relatives, friends dearly loved father of and n e ig h b o u r for Brian and the the many kind late John. much expressions


loving their sincere thanks to


loved father-in-law, grandad.


sympathy,


grandad and a dear friend to many. The funeral will take


great


i 17th' 1 at


1 Crematorium at 1140am-


TODAY Thursday, September Accrington


place


cards of condolence, and for


received during their sad loss. Thanking also Rev. Mark Pickett for his kind words and


letters, flowers


ot


flowers only please, donation^ received, donations i f desired in They would also like memory o f Sam to the to express -their


Family funeral service and for


ministrations and to all who. attended the


comforting


Salvation Army c/o and all* enquiries to Langshaw^ Funeral Service, 103a King St, Whalley BB7 9SW Tel: Q12S4 824.529.


Peacefully September ............... Clitheroe Care Home, Eshton Terrace,


SHEILA KILNER l l t h at


Brian Price & Son \ ^Funeral Directors * i


Peacehaven Chapel o f Rest The Genuine and Independent


family concern of two generations offering a 24hr personal service


Carl, Jean and Pauline Tel: Clitheroe 441297


‘re-paid funeral plans available on request. DEATHS BARCR0FT


On Friday September n th , peacefully in hospital Arnold aged 87 years, formerly of Rossendale. Husband of the late Patricia, dearly loved father of Mike and Anna, dear father-in-law of Dorothy, much loved dada of Jonathan, and Stephen and a loving brother of Margaret. The funeral will take place on Monday October at


William Arnold


) Tel: 01254 824529. DUGDALE


D.F.C J.Prtd


ADAM THOMAS TOM’


Who died Tuesday 8 th S e p t e m b e r ,


. husband of Margaret P and


The dearly loved the


aged 93. years.


• / will take place at Ribchester Parish Church o f St. Wilfrid on Wednesday 23rd


The Funeral Service


loving father of Adam and


Alexandra.


. September at 11.30 am prior to committal at Preston Crematorium. Family flowers only please, donations if so desired to ’R.A.F. Benevolent Fund . All enquiries to William Houghton Funeral Directors, Chapel Hill, Longridge. Tel: 01772


782291


Crematorium at unm. Family flowers only please, donations i f desired in memory of Arnold to the Alzheimer's Society c/o and all enquiries to Langshaws Funeral Service, 103a King St, Whalley BB7 9SW


Accrington 5th, DEATHS GRAYSON


’ September lotli 2015 in hospital. Rob aged 45 years o f Chatburn and formerly o f Rishton and u.P . o f Great Harwood Medical Group. The dearly loved husband


Suddenly on


Dr. Robert Paul (Rob)


•Funeral ■ Services 01254 824529*


peacefully in hospital on 4th September 2015 aged 96 years. A devoted husband to Marjonc and a much . loved


• Ernest Sharrock Passed


away


grandfather and great grandfather. Ernest will be sadly missed b y all • his family and friends. The funeral service will take place Monday


father,


September 2015 at St John s Church, Read at


21st


followed interment. Family flowers only


12.00


noon by


Trust. All donations and enquiries to: guidanc


filease, donations in ieu to Cystic Fibrosis Independent Funeral


Dermot and Kiera, loved son of Harry and Carol. dear brother o f Chns and loved by all the family. Reposing m ’Peacehaven Chapel of Rest. A service will be held at St. Bartholomews Church, Harwood


of Kirsty, much loved dad ana step-dad o f Georgina, Dominic,


I o ^ GSw ?n t^ Mu7 ladies a t Borough oFH Tel 7499


0161 794


ladies a t Boroug Printing Company fo. their.


assistance.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BIRTHDAY MEMO­ RIES


BRIDGES


Thursday September 17th at 12 noon followed by a private cremation. Family flowers only . please, donations in memory of Rob i f so desired may be given for The British


Great today


Pat and family would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for the many


Herbert (Bert) expressions


Foundation, c/o Mr. M. Sharp, 20 Meadow View, Low Moor, Clitheroe, BB7 2NT. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son Ltd., Funeral Directors, Tel: 01200 441297.


Heart


condolence received during their sad loss. A special thank you to p r > our neighbour Ann for ^ nil her help and fc. friendship. Thanking * also Judith Talbot for her kind words and to all who attended the funeral service and for donations received. They would also like to express their appreciation to Dr. M. Doherty, the District Nurses and Carers of Rook for all their care and support. Finally a special thanks to Pauline, Carl and Jean for all


sympathy and letters and


cards of


arrangements. If you need help


% funeral Loving


kind of


WOODS Bill


memories o f Dad for September 19th. No card fo send, No gift to gwe,


birthday From daughter Pat.


But uou will have my tove, As long as I live.


We have a i;beautiful boy!


^writing your notice 1 $ ■ , Callus'*" ‘"we can help • v


Share this " special time and'place a notice in your local newspaper -


i f excellent


Dear mum to William and Deborah, loving sister to Jean and the late Edward. Kind Aunt to Nigel, Fiona, Sallv and James. Arrangements from Langsnaw Calverley


aged 84 years.


on funeral arrangements SELLERS


appreciation to the Calfs Head, Worston for the refreshments and the Flower Shop Clitheroe for the beautiful ■ flowers. Finally to all at Brian Price and Son for all


Marys family,would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, ' . friends, and neighbours' for the many shared expressions


(nee Crossley) < Maiy • ■


sympathy and for the letters and c a rd s 'o f condolence received during their sad loss. Thanks also to Rev. Michele Jarmany for her thoughtful c o m f o r t i n g ministrations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations to Macmillan Cancer Support. They would also like to express tlieir appreciation to Dr- V: Warren and the Doctors, Nurses and Staff o f Clitheroe Community Hospital and all the Staff


' o f 60TH BIRTHDAY


6 0 60 60 60 6 0 6 0 60 6 0 6 0 WHITTAKER Tom


Congratulations on your 60th Birthday


September 20th. With love and best wishes


Lynn, Andrew, A l iso n , John,


R ebe cca , Daniel, Lu c y and Anne xxx


Happy Birthday Grandad Tom Lo v e Simon, E vie and Lucy.


t o * WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES


their superb care and _____■ kindness. The family wish to thank Jean, Pauline and Carl of Brian Pnce and Son for their help and :uidance with the


Alwyne and Betty Wallbank


Congratulations on your


Diamond Wedding Anniversary September 17th.


With much love and very best wishes from all your family xx


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ORMAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40TH BIRTHDAY By J u l ie M a o e e


4 0 40 40 40 4 0 4 0 40 4 0 4 0 S A R A H


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Two cheques were presented during the recent Annual Gen­ eral Meeting of Ribble Valley Crossroads Care.


Finance manager Grace Hore was handed cheques from Mark Woodward from the Printed Cup Company. Mr Woodward had raised the funds by wearing a multi-col­ oured “onesi” at formal busi­ ness meetings and as a result • the charity received a cheque for £1,500. Mr Jason Addy, who had completed a spon­ sored bike ride, also presented a cheque for £650. . Congratulations were giv­


en to both gentlemen for their greateffortsandgenerosityby Mrs Hore and all present. , The AGM was opened by


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the Mayor o f Ribble Valley Coun. Bridget Hilton, who opened and chaired the meet­ ing. Also present were the Clit-


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Grace Hore, Mark Woodward, cyclist Jason Addy and Ribble Valley Mayor, Coun. Bridget Hilton, (s)


■ heroe Town Mayor Coun. Sue Knox and her consort Coun. Allan Knox, carers; support­ ers, staff and trustees. Crossroads chairman Mr


Tom McLean gave a resume of the developments and ac­ tivities that had taken place during the year. He also in­


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How the war was reported


A talk about the importance of newspapers.in finding out more about'the First World War is being held next month at Whalley Library. Lancashire County Coun­


cil’s community heritage team will stage the informative talk in October, exploring how both national and local press' reported the First World War. Fiona McIntyre, commu­


nity heritage manager, said: “We’re lucky to have an excel­ lent collection of newspapers dating from this time. “Visitors will be able to


learn more about whatwas re­ ported and how stories were covered. : “We’ll also examine some


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personal stories, letters and obituaries of local people in the newspapers.


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. “These sorts of resources can be really useful for anyone trying to find out more about' a First World War ancestor.” The talk, which will be


staged at Whalley Library on Tuesday October 6th at 7 pm, is free to attend, but booking is essential as places are limited. ; Eithercallo300i236703or


call in at the library to book a place. Fof-more details visit: www.lancashire.gov.uk/li- braries


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troduced the new manager Shauna Wrigley and paid par­ ticular tribute to all the Cross­ roads’ staff who had worked tirelessly, maintaining a high standard of care throughout a difficult year. During the time for ques­ tions and comments about the


service, one family member gave a moving account of the excellent and dedicated care the staffhad given to his father and the ongoing support they gave to his mother who was the main carer. Following the


. formal part of the meeting a reception and buffet was held.


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There were celebrations across the Ribble Valley this . week when the winners of the keenly fought Best Kept Vil­ lage competition were announced. Chipping was runner up and Wiswell won the best hamlet and among the top eight champion villages were West Bradford and Wad- dington. There were also highly commended awards for Sabden and Whalley was runner up in the large village section. For a full round up and a feature special don’t miss next week’s Clitheroe Advertiser.


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