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family concern of two generations offering a 24hr personal service . Carl, Jean and Pauline ; ■


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peacefully at her home on April 23rd 2015. Reposing


Passed away


Padiham Unitarian Chapel on Tuesday May 5th at 2.30p.m. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son Ltd., Funeral Directors, Tel: 01200 441297.


KAY


Wednesday 22nd April 2015, wife of the late Thomas, loving mother of Eric, Allen and Peter. A dear nana, great-grandma and great, great- grandma. A funeral service will be held at* 1.40pm, Thursday 30th April 2015, at


Died peacefully at Beech Grove Care Home, Lowmoor, Clitheroe


(nee Scott) LOIS


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’ flowers only please but, donations if so desired, in memory of Lois to the Alzheimer's Society.. c/o Clitheroe Funeral' Service, Whalley


, cremation. Family


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Accrington by


Ciitheroe BB7 iAW. Tel: 01200 443045.


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Thanksgiving and Celebration o f Ruth’s life will be held at


of Rest. A private cremation will take place after which a Service


Peacehaven* Chapel in


CANN Ruth


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: Peacefully on April 24th 2015 at The Manor


KEUNEN Victor


of Grindleton.


Chatbum, Lancashire and fortified- by the Rites of Holy Mother Church. ‘ Victor aged 92


House, years


dearly loved husband o f Marijke, much loved father o f Danielle, Victor and Tessa also a dear father-in-law and


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Mrs T. Besent. Pound Hill House, FJetching Street, Mayfield, East Sussex, TN20 6TH. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors, Tel: 01200 441297.


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tomorrow Friday May 1st at 10a.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memory o f Victor if so desired may be given for C.A.F.O.D.,


will take place at St. Hubert’s Church, Dunsop


Bridge §randfather. R.I.P. ervice and interment of


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I husband *of Gwen, I much loved dad of | Ken and the late Philip, loving father- in-law of Joanina also a dear grandad of Natalia and Alex! Reposing


Abbcyfield House, Low Moor, Clithcroe. Mervyn aged 94 years. The . dearly loved


Suddenly- peacef ulllly 27th


2015


; arrangements please contact Brian Price and Son Ltd., Funeral Directors, Tel: 01200 441297.________ •


- prepaid funeral plans available on request^


. memory of Gordon to St Leonards Church or Crossroads , Care, Ribble Valley c/o Langshaw ' Calverley Funeral


103a King S tre e t . Whalley. Enquiries 01254824520 ‘_____


• Service


• Peacefully on April 26th 2015 at The Manor


WILKINSON Jennie


Chatburn. Jennie aged 100 years , o f Bolton-by-Bowland. The dearly loved wife o f the late George, much loved mother of the late David, dear sister of the late Eleanor and a good friend to many. Reposing


House.


• Mrs J. Haworth, Stump Cross Cottage East, Hellificld Road, Bolton-by-Bowland, Clitheroe, BB7 4LX. , Inquiries to Brian : Price and Son Ltd.. Funeral Directors- • Tel: 01200 441297.


B o lto n-b y -B ow lan d on Friday May 8th at 11.45a.m. followed by cremation at* Skipton Crematorium at lp.m. Family flowers only p lease,. donations in memory of Jennie i f so desired may be given for St. Peter ana St. Paul’s Church, c/o


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Peacehaven’ Chapel


On Wednesday 22nd April 2015, peacefully at home Gordon aged 82 years, o f Billington. The dearly loved husband o f Maureen, loving dad o f Edward and Louise, father in law o f Tracy and Stephen and grandad of Ben and Paul. The Funeral Service will take place today Thursday 30th April at St Leonards C o f E Church, Langho and Billington at 2pm prior to Interment at Old Langho Cemetery. N o , flowers please • by request but donations . i f ’ so -desired in


Gordon Topham


Clitheroe, BB7 2QL. For


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Clitheroe followed by cremation on a day to be'arranged. Family flowers only please, donations in memory o f Mervyn i f so desired may be given for the Clitheroe Salvation Army, c/o Captain E. Smith, 14 Dunster


Church,


of Rest. A service will be held at St. Mary’s Parish


Peacehaven' Chapel in


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DEATHS YATES


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during their sad loss/ Thanking also Judith Talbot


condolence


received a


service and have given donations. would


appreciation to Janet and all the Staff o f Longworth House and to all the Doctors involved in his care for all their care, kindness and support. Finally to Pauline, Carl ana Jean for all funeral arrangements.


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sympathy and letters and ' cards. ' o f


Anne, Elaine, Martin, Carol, and families would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and . neighbours for the • many kind expressions


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'Peacehaven* Chapel o f Rest. Family flowers only please, donations in memory o f Paul if so desired may be given for East Lancashire Hospice Fund and Hospice at Home, c/o Miss A. Yates, 2 Saddlers Mews, Clitheroe, BB7 lAF. For funeral arrangements please contact Brian Price and Son Ltd., Funeral Directors, Tel: 01200


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Paul’, o f Jasmine and Krishan, a loved step-daa of Kirsty, Jill ana Jonathan and granddad for such a short time to Harry James. Also a dear brother, uncle and friend to many. ‘I f the people we love are taken from us, the way to have them live on is to never stop loving them. ’ Reposing


‘Granddad


Peacefully, on ; April 25th 2015 Paul slipped away from us at East Lancashire Hospice aged 61 years. The dearly loved partner of Ruth, much loved dad o f Jennifer and Andrea, loving father-in-law of Rav, dearest


• Paul


s sympathy received during this sad tune. Special . thanks to F ather.' Price for his


expressions


ministrations, to Dr. Dalton, the District Nurses and N.H.S for providing care and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations.


‘ comforting


. NEWB0LD (nee Baxendale) Mary


Stephen, Ian and families would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for the many


everyone involved in her care for all their kindness and support.


to INMEMORIAM


3rd May 2013 Loving memories of a dear husband, daa, grandad and great grandad. I t ’s not the words, they are but few, but lovxg memories that we have o f you. Memories that would keep you dear,


MUSGROVE Stowell


throughout every day of every year.


Y ou r loving wife Ethel and all the family.


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In loving memory of Brian Pateman who we sadly lost 4th May 2014. A loving husband, dad and papa. Always in our hearts and love you forever. Trish,


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A former Stonyhurst College student has just received the coveted Green Beret having successfully completed nine months doing one of the hard­ est military training courses in the world.


Dario Mastrobuoni (21), who went to Stonyhurst College at Hurst Green, is now a Roy­ al Marine Commando. He passed out of the Comman­ do Training Centre at Lymp- stone, Devon, with 191 Troop earlier this month. Dario will now go to 40


Commando Royal Marine's based at Taunton, Somerset. 40 Commando are currently the Lead Commando Group and are held at high readiness for operations. Recruit training at the base


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in Devon featured in the Chan- nel4TVseries “Royal Marines Commando School” last year. During their training the


recruits are taught many skills. They learn survival, map reading, shooting and they are expected to be a cred­ it to their service. They are trained to join a Commando unit prepared to deploy any­ where in the world at once. They spend a large propor­ tion of the course doing phys-


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ical training and there are a series of tests they need to overcome to continue in train­ ing. The recruits are taught how to speed march' which is a combination of marching and running carrying 32 lbs of weight and is run at a speed of one mile every 10 minutes. The final test they must


overcome is the infamous 30 miler where the recruits speed march across the wil­ derness of Dartmoor in eight hours. “Training was harder than


I expected but I was never on my own,” said Dario. “There was always something going on to take your mind off the hardship. Dario was awarded the Dia­


mond badge during training. This meant he was selected by his training team for his leadership abilities and was one of the top recruits in his troop gaining the Comman­ dants Award. When Royal Marines com­


plete their training they are awarded the Green Beret.


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Gun salute will mark VE Day 70th anniversary


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Ribble Valley is to mark 70 Queen Elizabeth II, and her Ribble Valley Mayor yearssincetheendoftheSec- sister, Princess Margaret, fa- Michael Ranson said: “I am ond World War with a gun sa- mously took part in the cele- delighted that we are marking lute from Clitheroe Castle. brations incognito in central the end of the Second World Three days of national London.


War and paying tribute to


commemorations marking Their partying is the sub- those who did so much to de- the 70th anniversary of Vic- ject of a blockbuster movie, fend our country and ensure toryinEuropeDay-orVEDay “A Royal Night Out”, starring victory in Europe. -willstartonFridayMay8th. Rupert Everett and Emily


Commemorative events Watson, to be released on May to reflect on the sacrifices willtakeplacethroughoutthe 15th.


“It is right that we take time made by those in the Armed


UK, including a star-studded Ribble Valley will com- Forces and civilians, such as concert in central London, memoratethe70thanniversa- the Land Girls, whose heroic street parties and services of ry of the end of the war with a eiforts ensured that our pub­ thanksgiving.


, gun salute from Clitheroe Cas- lie services and food supplies


gest street party in history, pm.followedbyatwo-minute . continued peace in Europe, with more than a million peo- silence marking the moment


two-minute silence.”


VE Day heralded the big- tie next Friday, May 8th, at 3 continued,aswellasreflecton “I hope that Ribble Valley


pie in the UK alone taking to thatWinstonChurchillbroad- residentswillhelpustocom- the streets to celebrate the end cast his historic speech for- J memorate this landmark an- oftheSecondWorldWar. mally announcing the end of niversarybytakingpartinthe • Princess Elizabeth, later thewar.


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