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Email:
bihdnorthwest@jpress.co.uk Tel: 01282 422331 ^ FUNERAL DIRECTORS DUFF -
Brian Price & Son Funeral Directors
Peacehaven' Chapel of Rest The Genuine and Independent
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family concern of two generations offering a 24brpersonal seivice Carl, Jean and Pauline Tel: Clitherpe 441297 "
're-paid funeral plain available on request^ FUNERALSERVICES
Probate Office Support With Bereavement
. H E L P V y H E N Y O U N E E D I T M O S T , Passed Sheila Marshall peacefully Tom,
Sheila aged 83 years.' The wife
family by her dearly . much
of
Joyce and Grahame, beloved law
mother of
Laura, Benjamin, Kimberley and Tanith. A service was held at St. Mary Magdalene Church, Clitheroe on Wednesday February 18th by at
grandmother
. Donations in memory, of Sheila if so desired may be given for' either the Rotary Club of Clitheroe, c/o Mr; Peter Spencer, Abbey Lea,
' Sawley,
Clitheroe, BB7 2DG. Inquiries to Brian' Price and Son Ltd., Funeral Directors, Tel: 01200 441297.
Clitheroe, BB7 4LE or St. Mary Magdalene Church, Clitheroe. c/o The Parish Office, Church
Street,
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REQUEST YOUR FREE BEREAVEMENT AND PROBATE GUIDES AND GET PRACTICAL H ELP, SUPPORT AN D
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DEATHS
Died peacefully on Fcbruaiy nth 2015 in hospital. Alma aged 85 years of Clitheroe. The dearly loved mum of Lynda and the late Yvonne,
BRAY Alma
nanna of Lee, Naomi, Mandy, Rickey,
. Shauna,
dearest Shelley,
Jacob, Liam, Joshua, Dylan, Melody, Stuart and Nicki. Reposing in- 'Pcacehaven* Chapel of Rest. A service will be held at St. Paul's Church, Low Moor, Clithcroe tomorrow Friday February 20th at 9.30a.m.. followed by at
Directors, Tel: 01200 441297. •
donations in memory of Alma if so desired, 'may be given for and sent directly, to the N.S.P.C.C. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son Ltd.,. .
Funeral
Crematorium at 10.45a.m. Flowers will be received at 'Peacehaven'
cremation Plcasington
or DEATHS
. Clithcroe. Margaret, aged 88 years. The dearly loved mum of Elaine, lovinc mother- in-law of Neil, dearest nan of Zoe, also a dear sister of Libby, Kath, Gwen and* the late Peter, Tommy, Dick and Bob, loved by all the family and a dear friend to many. Reposing
flowers only please, donations in memory of Margaret, if so desired, may be given for either North West Air Ambulance or East Lancashire Hospice Fund, c/o Mr. and Mrs. N. Parkinson, 13 Windsor Avenue, Clitheroe, BB7 2QQ. Inquiries -to Brian Price and . Son Ltd., Funeral ~ Directors, Tel: 01200 441297.
'Peacehaven Chapel of Rest. Service and interment will take place at All Hallows Church, Mitton,. tomorrow, Friday February 20th, at 2.30pm.
Family in
Suddenly on February 11th 2015 at home in
DAVIES ~ Margaret
February 15th 2015 in hospital. Ian aged 62 years of Chatburn. The dearly loved husband of Anne, much loved dad of Katherine and Rachel, dearest grandpa - of Isabell also a loved brother. Reposing'in 'Peacehaven* Chapel of Rest. Service and cremation' will take. place at- Skipton Crematorium on a day to be arranged. Family flowers only please,' donations in memory of Ian if so desired may be given for Ribble Valley Heart Fund, c/o Miss L. Taylor, Pendleside Medical Practice, Clitheroe Health Centre, Railway-View Road, Clitheroe, BB7 2JG. For funeral arrangements please contact Brian Price and. Son Ltd., Funeral -. Directors, Tel: 01200 441297.
MARSDEN
On February 17th 2015 at his home after a long illness bravely fought. John aged 71 J’ears. The dearly oved husband of Ann also a dear father and grandfather. Reposing in
John William
Chapel -of Rest. A private interment will take place at Clitheroe Cemetery.
A
Celebration of John Life will be held at St. James’
arrangements please contact Brian Price and Son ■ Ltd.,' Funeral Directors, Tel: 01200 441297.'
Clithcroe on a day to be arranged. - Family flowers only please, donations in memory of John if' so desired may be given for the Solomon Project, c/o Mr. Alan Braithwaitc, Coniston, 39 Union Street, . Low Moor, Clithcroc, BB7 2NH. For
funeral Church, Peacefully
FOSTER Ian
C r e m a t o r i u m .
cremation Accrington
followed of David
loved Tom,
the
loved late
mother-rin-
February 11thnth 2015 in hospital
with ' he side.
* away on h
Passed DEATHS MARTIN Andrew (Andy)
and * at to
brother of Marina and Oliver, brother-in-law to John and Yvonne, uncle and great uncle. A funeral service will
loved
Clitheroe, BB7 lAW. Tel. 01200443045.
INMEMORIAM
BARLOW Margaret
Special memories (Nee Webster)
In loving memory of my dear wife and friend
who passed away 24th February 2013.,
on
Always in my thoughts and will continue to be so, until we meet again.
God Bless, love Bob and your treasured family xxx
HARRISON
Died February 22nd 1999
Stephen David...
A thousand times I ’ve needed you A million times I ’ve cried - I f my love could have saved you . You never would have died.
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Your ever loving wife Andrea xx ,
Crematorium at 11.40am on Monday 23rd February 2015. Family flowers only please but, donations if so desired, in memory of Andrew to Macmillan Cancer Support c/o Clitheroe Funeral Service, 10/12 Whalley
Road,
take - place Accrington
peacefully at Clitheroe Residential Home on 8th February 2015, Andrew, 71 years, of Clitheroe,
INMEMORIAM HARRISON
away Died February 22nd, Stephen David
1999- Loving memories of a dear son A golden heart stopped beating, hardworking hands at rest, God broke our hearts to prove to us, he only takes the best.
Sadley missed, Dad and Mum xx
special Brother, Brother-in-law and Uncle who died February 22nd, 1999.
Lots of love from Ian, Julie, Laura ana, Becky xxxx..
Mss you each and every day Harry -
HARRISON
In loving memory of a dear- nephew and cousin who died February 22nd, 1999.
Stephen David Never more than a
From Aunty Eileen, Uncle Maurice, Susan, Adcle, Ian. Luke, Lauren • ana Calum xxx.
, thought away, Loved and remembered every day.
HOLDEN Heather
Formerly Shlpston (nee Renwlck)
For my sister ^
Cherised memories of Heather,
who died 17/02/2012. ■- Sadly missed.
Andrew & Sylvia and all the family xxx
Linda, Richard, Michael and family, xxx.
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ordon and Ann Sharp’s pres­ entation, “Spellbound”, cer- inly wove some magic for eir audience at Clitheroe ivic Society! Inwondertheyweretrans-
orted along the Lancashire/ orkshire border, visiting
he “Weaver’s Triangle” in urnley - a modern name for regenerated area which still -
hounds with remnants of the ay when Lancashire led the orld in the production of cot­
on cloth. Standing on a triangle
f land on the banks of the ,eeds/Liverpool Canal, there, re still weaving sheds and pinning mills in the area. In Briercliffe the unique
working textile museum oused in the Queen Street Mill gave some idea of the past,
'as the huge boiler which ran the engines which powered the 600 Lancashire looms was viewed... and the noise came to life! An invitation from the owners of stately Towneley Hall was then proffered and a walk through this original home with its period furni­ ture gave aglimpse ofho w “the other half” lived.
Through the pretty villag­
es on and over the border was next-Winewall,Trawdenand Lothersdale - with time to en­
joy some oftheir annual show. Thornton-in-Craven and East Martdn, with its pretty situa­ tion on the canal bank, was fol- lowedbyavisittoDavidBinns, ■ a wonderful wildlife painter who divulged some of his se­ crets. . . Hellifield,Downham,with
its beautiful views of the “Big End” of Pendle, and down in-
'to Bolton-by-Bowland to visit the forge of the village black­ smith, not the bearded, sack­ ing clothed smith of old, but an enthusiastic and welcoming young man, named Steve Mar­ shall. He explained his idea of using old horseshoes to bring to life a rearing horse, it truly was spectacular... as was the fish eagle made from straight­ ened horseshoes! The assembly of this won­
der was shown and brought forth the skill needed to fuse these “pieces of iron” togeth­ er, A ram’s head poker looked far easier to construct but still with much skill. Gordon next introduced
a hotpotch of “off-cuts” with matching rhyme - the result was hilarious and Ann round­ ed off the evening on a couple of delightful and humorous compilations of her very own - the chocolate factory of Whittaker’s of Skipton as no-one has ever seen it before - chocolates whizzing here . and there to the strains of the Trish-TrashPolka-whatelse? - until they all fell exhausted into the waiting boxes ready
■ to be sold. And finally, you should have seen the bottles and jars
. from Ann’s kitchen march in . formation through her home, through the open windows and up and down the garden path. A magic and spellbind­ ing finish to ajourney to beat all others. The Sharps met with re­
sounding applause before be­ ing thanked by chairperson Pauline Wood. Thenextmeetingon March
gth at 7-30 pm will see Harriet Roberts introducing“TheBur- ied Treasure of James Dixon” - the history of Blackburn Or­ phanage which James Dixon founded in 1891. '
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