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PHILLIP Richard R.I.P.


Peacefully, and


surrounded by his loving family, in The Archangel Michael Hospice in Paphos, Cyprus (which he and his wife helped to found), fortified by the Rites o f Holy Mother Church, on Sunday, 18th October, after an illness borne so patiently, bravely, and with deep Faitn and dignity,


CURLEY Nell


Suddenly on October 23rd 2015 a t home. N e i l ' agea 53 years. The much loved dad of Charlotte and Gemma also a much loved son o f Cornelius (Neil) and


the late


Maureen. Reposing in 'Peacehaveiv Chapel o f Rest. Service and interment will take place at St. Helen's Church, Waddington on


Thursday John.


PHILLIP Richard Backhouse, aged 67 years, dearly devoted, loving and much loved husband o f Brenda, most treasured and loving father o f John and Anne-Marie, cherished and devoted grandad o f William and Jack, dear father- in-law to Andy and Charlotte, deeply loved son o f the late Harry and Mary Angela Backhouse ana dear son-in-law of the late Terry and Joan Goodbier, preciously loved brother of Michael, Mary-Rose, Angela,


Jerome,


Bernadette and the late Noel, dear brother-in-law of Jeff. Jim, Barbara ana David, Robert, Linda and Michael, dearly loved uncle to his nieces and nephews, a dear great-uncle, and a good, dear, friend to so many. Phillip will be deeply and so sadly missea.


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May he Rest in Peace arid Rise in Glory.


Requiem Mass was concelebrated.


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Phillip and Brenda's Parish Church, St. Paul's


Jerusalem, in Paphos, on Friday, 23rd October. Following dear


Phillip's


repatriation home, Requiem Mass will be celebrated at St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church. St John's Road, Padiham tomorrow Friday October 30th at 12.15 pm,


followed by


Cremation at Burnley Crematorium at 1.40pm.


. Family


flowers only, please, however, donations in loving memory of Phillip, would be most gratefully received for The


Archangel


Michael Hospice in Paphos, Cyprus, C/o Bertwistle*s Funeral Services, 46 Burnley Road,


Padiham,


Burnley, BB12 8BN (Tel: 01282 771628).


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Fortified by the Rites o f the Holy Mother Church, peacefully on 22nd October 2015, Fergus aged 62 years, beloved . father of George and Tillic. lifelong friend and devoted ex-husband o f Sara, dearly loved brother o f Katie. Charlotte Fiona, and the late Clare, much loved uncle -and good friend to many. A funeral service will be held at 12.00 noon on Friday * 30th October 2015, at English Martyrs R. C. Church, whalley, followed by interment at Whalley, Wiswell & Barrow Cemetery. Family flowers only please but donations if so desired, in memory o f Fergus to, Marie Curie Nurses or East Lancashire Hospice c/o Clitheroe Funeral Service, Wholley


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November 5th at 11a.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memory o f Neil i f so desired may be given for a charity yet to be decided. For all inquiries donations


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contact Brian Price and Son Ltd., Funeral Directors, Tel: 01200


HAWORTH Lilian


Peacefully on October 23rd


2015 at


Abbeyfield House, Low Moor, Clitheroe. Lilian aged 97 years formerly 01 Great Harwood. The dearly loved wife o f the late Harry Haworth and Clifford Hilton and loved b y all the family. Reposing


in


'Peacehaven' C pel o f Rest. Servic and cremation will take place at Accr in gton : C r e m a t o r . iu m . tomorrow Friday October 30th at 11a.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memory o f Lilian i f so


desired may be given for Cancer Research


U.K.. c/o Mrs S. Blackburn,


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Montague Street, Clitheroe, BB7 2EB. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son Ltd., Funeral ' Directors, Tel: 01200 441297.


L0VEGR0VE Peter Charles


Jeanne would like to thank family, friends and neighbours for their cards and kind expressions


o f


sympathy, at this sad time. Thanks to all who attended ■ the funeral service and for their


generous


donations. A special thank-you to Janet and Peter Guy for their help and support through this difficult time and thanks to Dr. Ibbotson at Castle Medical


and to Clitheroe Funeral


for their dignified arrangements.


NICHOLSON Donald


O f Whalley, passed away at


peacefully Northwooa,


Blackburn on 17th October 2015. The funeral service will take place on Monday 2nd November at St. Mary's and All Saint's Church, Whalley a\ 11.30am, followedby a private cremation a t


Crematorium for immediate


Accrington family


only. Family flowers


: only, donations to Macmillan Nurses via Langshaw Calverley Funeral Service. 103a King Street, Whalley, BB7 9SW. Tel 01254


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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS V


RICHARDS Allan


Alison, Ben, Lydia and families would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives. friends


expressions cards ana •


neighbours for the fift.-v, many


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sympathy and letters 1; and


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condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also Judith • v Talbot for such a


fitting service and to everyone


who


attended and have given donations. Thev would also like to express


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aamiration to Pauline at Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors along with all the Staff ; for making everything run so smoothly on the day and handling u s . with such care : beforehand. Finally to j The Florist at


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' AnanimalactivistfromClit­ heroe is travellingtoJapan to help raise awareness of the plight of dolphinsaroundthe world.


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THOMAS Mary


Philip, Nic, Mand and families would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for the many


expressions cards


sympathy and letters and


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Mother-of-two Julie Watson (45) will set off on Wednesday, for her two week trip to Japan, where she will volunteer as a cove monitor for Ric O’Barry’s Dolphin Project. The former St Michael and


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of


condolence received during their sad loss.' Thanking also Judith Talbot for her kind words and comforting ministrations and to V:.-: everyone


who


attended the funeral service and have given donations for Help for Heroes._______


INMEMORIAM


HAMER Doris


Treasured memories, October


31st, 1993. t Pamela and family.


BIRTHDAY MEMO­ RIES


CHRISTINE BAMBER


Treasured birthday memories o f a dearly loved sister November 2nd


Today is your birthday, No cards can we send, . Just flowers filled with teardrops,


And hearts that will not mend.


Thinking o f you todav Christine on your birthday. The first o f many we will not share. Always in our hearts Susan, Barbara, Peter and families.


CHRISTINE BAMBER


2nd November


There are lots o f special gifts in life some are big and some are small, But having you as our mum was the greatest a f t of all. Thinking of you so much today and wishing you were here, remembering you with smiles and love, and an ocean full of tears.


A l l our love


Shelley, Gina, Garry, Etlsc, Ava, Fletcher and Wil.


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St John’s RC Primary School and St Augustine’s RC High School pupil explained: “The majority of people I speak to ' are quite simply unaware of what the consequences are of buying a ticket to a dolphin show/swim wi th dolphin pro­ gramme. “After I have explained


what buying that ticket ac­ tually funds most people are shocked, horrified and are happy to pledge to never buy a ticket to see dolphins or whales in captivity." Taiji, is a small fishing vil­


lage in Japan, where every morningbetweenSeptember and March, 50 to 100 fisher­ men go out hunting for dol­ phins by herding them into the cove. Some are sold for the cap­


tive industry in locations all around the world including Tenerife, Turkey and Egypt, while the rest are slaughtered to be used for meat. “It is well known that this meat is heavily contaminated


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Mum raises awareness of plight of dolphins


Former swimming teacher Julie’s mercy mission to Japan j b y J u l ie M a g e e


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with mercury and is unfit for human consumption. “Much of it stands in freez­


ers, is used in pet food and fer­ tilizers or is sold labelled as whale meat. “Only around one per cent


of the people of Japan eat dol­ phin meat,” explained Julie, who has loved dolphins ever since a young age. She even has a dolphin tattoo on her hand and uses this as a conver­ sation starter for the plight of the animals. A fisherman makes around


$32,000 for a live dolphin, a trained dolphin can be sold for up to $150,000 - while a dead dolphin sold for meat is worth around $500. “In this year’s quota up to


1,873 dolphins can be taken in what are known as ‘drive hunts’ for captivity or slaugh­ ter. The massive profits made by the sale of a trained dolphin funds the ‘drive hunts’,” con-, tinued Julie. Ric O’Barry, who has been visiting the cove in Tai­


ji for 13 years in an attempt to bring the “drive hunts" to the world’s attention, featured in the award winning documen­ tary The Cove. Julie has followed Ric


and the Dolphin Project for several years and has at­ tended protests outside the Japanese Embassy in London with her daughter Leah (15), who attends St Augustine’s, her childhood friends Anne- Marie Cattermole and Louise Drinkwater, and hundreds of other people.. The former Stonyhurst College swimming teacher


Campaigner Julie Watson at a recent protest outside the Japanese Em­ bassy in London with Ric O' Barry, (s)


and lifeguard at Ribblesdale Pool in Clitheroe, Julie, who used to swim for Clitheroe Masters before taking over as coach, will document, record and raise awareness of what’s happening at the Taiji cove while in Japan. Julie, who is starting a new


job as an ambulance care as­ sistant for the North West Ambulance Service once she returns from Japan, will, like


all dolphin project cove moni­ tor volunteers, self-fund her trip. To help towards Julie’s trip


expenses go to: https://www. gofundme.com/t84c5wcw Julie added: “No animal


should be held captive to per­ form for the entertainment, profit and greed of humans.” - To donate to Ric


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