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LEE CARTER HEALTH STUDIO


R u m o u r s o f p a y r i s e s a s c o u n c i l i s r e s t r u c t u r e d


SPECULATION was mounting this week that a number o f Ribble Valley Council chief officers could be in line for marked pay rises, with some claims that the increases might reach five figures. The rumours stem from


a letter sent by chief exec­ utive Mr Ossie Hopkins to all staff and council mem­ bers about the restructur­ ing of the local authority.


Attached was a copy of a consultation document


for staff concerning the inte rnal management aspect o f the reorgan­ isation — the customer-fo­ cused strand o f the changes currently under


debate, which also include the proposed area boards and a streamlined commit­ tee system.


The new structure is


expected to have four directorates headed by four directors: Mr Jon Dunn (cur rently chief technical officer) responsi­ ble for technical services, Mr John Heap (chief com­


mercial services officer) commercial services, Mr David Morris (director of


environmental services) community services and Mr Paul Timson (chief legal o ffi c er) cent ral services. Mr Marshall Scott is to


become chief financial officer and, although not a permanent member of the


management team, he will, states the report, naturally be consulted


frequently. Chief legal officer Mr


Paul Timson commented: “ This is a consultation document. The structure has not been approved. The proposal is that the four directors all would have equal responsibility." Mr Timson noted that


Mr David Morris was cur­ rently the highest paid of the four and would have no lessening of responsibil­ ity. As a result, it was obvious to assume that there would be pay rises for the other three.


“ I don’t think any one


individual is going to get a five-figure pay rise. I don’t think there is such a dis­ parity,” he said.


Mr Timson pointed out


that, before the departure of Mr Philip Bailey and Mr John Hunt, there were seven chief officers. Now there would be just five.


In his letter, Mr Hop­


kins also said it must be made clear that it was a “customer-led process, not


a cost-cutting one," say­ ing: “We aim to avoid los­


ing any jobs at all as far as th i s e x e r c i s e


i s


concerned." He added it was recog­


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Bag theft destroys faith in citizens


A L IVE- IN carer who travels the country was looking forward to her latest assignment in Clitheroe. All local folk who know


her agree that Ann, from Doncaster, does a won­ derful job looking after disabled people in their own homes. In turn, she thought Clitheroe was a lovely place, full of honest, caring citizens.


Employed by an agency


with a national network of clients, she settled in at the home o f a disabled lady in her 70s. But, while out on a shopping trip to a local s to re , she was reduced to tears.


A relative of her client


takes up the story: “On Monday, Ann went into Tesco’s and left her bag on the counter by mistake. A p a r t from containing things o f sentimental value, such as fami ly photo3, it also contained ner wages for looking after my mother-in-law, her camera, jew e l le ry and


s\lv!


. other valuables. " I hope the person


responsible for taking her handbag feels utterly, ashamed for not handing it in. How can people take other people’s possessions and make them feel so


unhappy?" • . . However, her faith in


Clitheroe folk was res­ tored to some extent, as staff and other customers


’ at the store were very helpful and looked every­ where for the missing bag, though to no avail..’ ■ Police are investigating


the theft. . - A 14 ' ~ T -»» - I* :? r ► * Thank You


CLARKE.« Alan. Anne and family would like to thank everyone concerned who put on such a great retire*' ment party on. Friday; Jan* uary 13th, 1995. Special thanks must go to Dave and Cath and Terry and Mor=“ ion, not forgetting the ar­ tistes who entertained us magnificently. Thanks to all our friends and relatives who came along to make


the evening special. Many thanks also to all the past and present members of Lancashire County Fire Brigade, especially those associated with B91 Cli­ theroe. who have worked together to maintain the


nised that people would want to think about the implications of the propos­ als for them and might not want to be part of the new


scheme of things. It would, he says, be a


matter for individuals to decide and there would be


no stigma whatsoever associated with a wish to look for pastures new. In due course, anyone eligible would be receiving a letter to see whe th e r they wanted to consider terms for early retirement or voluntary redundancy.


Consultations on the


document are already tak­ ing place within Ribble


Valley Council’s offices, with informal departmen­ tal meetings involving the union UNISON. The deadline for written


comments on the consulta­ tion document is tomor­ row, with the possibility of additional staff/UNISON consultation meetings next week and the resumed meeting of the adjourned December council meeting expected to take place b efore the end o f the month.


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SECTION Announcements


Announcemtnls s«nt by post must b « endorsed with th# name and


address ol the sender.


In case o l engagements by post or handed In at our front countar reception, the signatures o f both - parties ars required.


In the case o l birth announcements one o f the parents slgnstures Is required.


Announcements for the births and engagements classifications cannot


be accepted by phone.


Al l In Memorlams and Birthday Memorlams must be prepaid.


Death notices, thanks for sympathy, a ck n ow led g sm en ts and flora l tributes must come from e Funeral Director.


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Congratulations Heather and Andy on fhe birth of your son, Elliott,


January 7lh, 1995.


Love and best wishes from both families. Special thanks to Staff at


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Clitheroe Health Centre and Queens Park Hospital, Blackburn.


SHEARS.- John and Lisa are happy to announce the birth of their son, Luke Ro­ bert, January 8th. 1995. lit­ tle brother to Lauren. Spe­ cial thanks to D1 Ryan and the staff at Queen's Park Hospital.


NOTICES *********************


TAYLOR (nee Bowen)


Graham and Anne are


pleased to announce the safe arrival of their precious son, Jack, 81b 7oz,


on January 12lh. A welcome brother for Vicki.


A sincere thanks to all the staff at Clitheroe Health Centre and


Queens Park Hospital and to


all relatives and friends for the cards, gifts and good wishes received.


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Birthday Greetings


G O O D IE S K A R A O K E


Tel: 0282 699600 Available for all functions


HARGREAVES (Cathar- Ine).- Happy 18th Birthday.


January 19th. Lots of love, Mum. Emma,' Graham and Betty.


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JERVIS (Dinah)


House Hfttel, Gisburn


M are offering the * readers of the


Clitheroe Advertiser and Times the


opportunity to win a romantic meal for two this


Valentine’s Day.


To enter you need to declare your love in print by placing a


Valentine message in our Valentine’s Day


promotion to be published on Thursday 9th February


a . . . — — — — -


One winner will be chosen at random from the messages placed and they will be notified by post. •


, The meal must be booked for the evening of Tuesday February 14th 1995.


Call in any of our offices for details


Best wishes mum


Lavs Debbie, Mark, Dairen and Adele


Nana, you're the best Love Jade, Tonllea,


Jodie, Dylan and Donna


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5 0 Thank You


HAWORTH.- Rlc would like to thank all family and friends for gifts and good wishes on his 21st birth­ day. Thanks also to Liam at the Pendle Hotel for the super party and Mrs Ni­ cholson and Anne for the


novel cake.'I passed my H.G.V!


YOUNG (June) ■


Happy 50th birthday, - 24th January. •


From - ********** *** * ******* ********************* Lon, Adele and Nell


Congratulations and best wishes, have a wonderful weekend.


. L o t s o f l e v e mum and dad


B e s t w is h e s grandma and grandad


Congratulations on .reaching the big 501 20th January. Health and happiness always.


Love John x


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JERVIS (Dinah)


January 20th v .T*' '


HOWARD (Alastair)


Congratulations and best wishes on your 21st


birthday, January 18th. Love from


mum, dad, Sandra and John, grandpa, nan and grandad


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LODGE (Janet)


21st January * -


WHIPP (Rachael)


January 20th


Congratulations on your 18th birthday.


Love Aunty Pauleen, Uncle John, Aunty Joy, Uncle Steve and Craig


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Happy birthday Rachael Love from


mum and dad, Jake and Jannlne


Happy birthday Aunty Rachael Love and kisses Matthew


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Congratulations, Don, on your 18 th birthday.


All our love Debt and ' SLxxx


Happy birthday. Auntie Don. Love and cuddles. Jordanotxx


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WHIPP (Rachael)


January 20th


ROBINSON (Adam)


January 21 st


Congratulations, have a happy 18lh birthday. Love from


gran, grandad, Ian, Julie,


Brian, Andrew, Phillip, Gill, Clive, Louisa and Laura


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Congratulations, Donna, on your 16th, Jonuary 24th.


Lots of love from Mum, Dad and Simon.


ROBINSON (Adam)


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Congratulations and best wishes on your birthday, January 21st.


HASLAM (Donna)


Jonuary 24th, 1995


Love Dad and Lisa. Happy birthday Adam. Lots of love Phaedra.


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Congratulations, lave and best wishes on your 18th birthday, Janaury 21st.


From Mum, John, Nan, Stuart and Billy.


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HARGREAVES (Lyndsay)


Congratulations and best wishes on your 18th birthday, January 21st.


All our love Mum, Dad and Andrew


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HARGREAVES.- Happy 18th Lyndsay. Happy 21st Rob. Love Norman, Julie, Norman, Helen, Mark. Joanne and the little ones.


HARGREAVES.- Lyndsay congratulations on your 18th. Love April, John and H girls.ARGREAVES.- Lyndsay congratulations on your 18th birthday. Also 21st wishes to Rob. Love Shir­ ley. Jim, Victoria. Sharon and Paul.


MITCHELL January 18th


Congratulations Rob on your 21 st birthday. Love from Nan.


HARGREAVES.- Lyndsay. Congratulations and best wishes on your 18th birth­ day. Love Jan, Mick. Sarah and Emma.


HARGREAVES.- Wishing Lyndsay every happiness


HARGREAVES.- Lyndsay and Rob. hope you both have great birthdays. Love Adele and Warren xx.


on her 18th birthday. Love grandma. Also best wishes to Rob on his 21st.


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■@— 111— i HAS LAM (Donna)


MITCHELL (Rob).- Happy 21st Rob. from Liz. Bazand Andrew. Happy 21st Rob. all my love always, Lynd­ say.


HAWORTH- CHESHIRE


Mr and M r , G . R. Haworth


have pleasure in announcing the engagement. Now Year's Day, ol their eldest son, Richard to Louise, eldest


daughter of Dr and Mrs R. M. Cheshire.


Love and congratulations from both families.


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ROBINSON (Adam)


Deaths COATES.- On Monday. Jan­


. beloved husband of the late Elizabeth Ann Coates, R.I.P. A Requiem Mass will take place In the Eng­ lish Martyrs Catholic Church, Whalley at 10-30 a.m., on Friday, January 20th, prior to cremation at Accrington Crematorium at 11-30 a.m. Donations in lieu of flowes if so desired to the above mentioned Church, c/o Father Murray M.A.. The English Martyrs Presbytery. The Sands, Whalley, BB6 9TN. All ln- q u 1 r I e s


uary 16th, 1995. suddenly at his home in BUllngton. Robert, aged 86 years, the


DIXON.- Peacefully on Jan­ uary 11th, 1995, In hospi­ tal. Alice Dixon, aged 94 years, of Clitheroe. a dearly


Langs haws/ Calverley's Funeral Service. 103A King Street, Whalley. Tel: 01254 824529.


t o


loved wife, a dear mother of Robert, loved daughter- in-law of Irene and devoted gran of Carol, Denise and Penny and great-gran ol Rachel, Robert and Rebec­ ca. A service was held at St Paul's Church, Low Moor, on Tuesday. January 17th, followed by cremation at Accrington Crematorium Donations If so desired, may be donated for St Paul's Church, c/o Rev. R. Nicholson. The Vicarage Low Moor. Clitheroe. In* quiries Brian Price Funeral S e rv ic e . T e l . 01200 G 441297.ODDING.- Peacefully on January 12th. 1995. In Park Lee Hospital. Kath­ leen, aged 86 years, ol Newton, the dearly loved


LODGE (Janet)


Congratulations and best wishes on your 21 st birthday, January 21st.


Lave always Dave. Hugs and kisses. Laura.


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HOLMES- NORTHROP


Mrs A. E. Holmes oF Wilpshlre Is delighted to onnounce the


engagement oF her youngest daughter, Janet to Steven


Northrop of Hordwick, Combs. Congratulations from both famUlos.


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The Clitheroe v e r t i s e r a n d T im e s


TH U R S D A Y , JA N U A R Y 19th, 1995 Coming 01 Age Coming Of Age * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Engagements 4******************** Deaths


T A Y LO R - On Saturday. January 14th. 1995. peace­


fully In hospital, after a long Illness and Fortified by the Rites of Holy Mo­ ther Church. Cedric H.W. Taylor LT. COL. aged 86 years, the dearly loved hus­ band of Ann Taylor of Wad- dlngton. lovi.ig father of Anthony, John and Cather­


ine. also a much loved f a t h e r - i n - l a w . g r a n d f a t h e r


and brother, R.I.P. A Re­ quiem Mass was held on Wednesday. January 18th. 1995 at St Peters Church, Stonyhurst, prior to Inter­ ment at Clitheroe Ceme­ tery. Donations In lieu of flowers if desired to be made payable to, Clitheroe


Hospital, c/o Mrs A. May- man. Calverley’s Funeral Service. Chatburn Road, Clitheroe. BB7 2AP. All In- q u lr ie s : T e l : 01200 442020.


I s Memory


CROSSLEY (Phyllis).- In loving memory of a dear wife and mother, died Jan­ uary 16th. 1984. Bill. Ne­ ville and Sarah. Michael, Margaret, Laura. Jessica and Emily x.


CROSSLEY.- Anniversary and Birthday memories of Phyllis. Dad and family.


DIXON (Kath).- Treasured memories of a dear wife, passed peacefully away. January 24th. 1994. Sadly missed by your ever loving husband Eric. God bless until we meet again.


ROGERSON (Richard).- Along the road to yester­ day.That leads us straight to A you,re memories o f happy days,


Birthday memories of a dear brother and uncle. Kath and family.


Together we once knew. SWEENEY (Vanlta).- Dear


Mum. Always thoughts. Always memories. Always love. Never forgotten. Stephen.


SWEENEY (Venlta).- In memory of a dear wife. Always remembered. Love Ray.


SWEENEY (Vanlta).- In lov- lng memory of my special Mum, fell asleep, January 22nd. 1990. A gift In this world. So precious and rare. Is the love a Mother and daughter share,


I f you have a Mother, Love her while you may. F o r i would give the world. To have my Mum back again.


In quiet thoughts I live T again.he years that used to be.


So rich In love and happl ness.


My Mum Is coming home. Sleep peacefully, love and miss you forever. Janlne.


SWEENEY (Venlta).- Pre­ cious memories of my dear Mum. Everyday Is a sad day. Without you Mum, Y o u r a lwa y s In my thoughts,


mother of Dorothy, much loved mother-in-law of Jack and dearest gran of


I know your always near, I love and miss you so much.


GRIMSHAW.- On January 16th 1995, Dorothy, aged 88 years of Bolton-By- Bowland, mother of Sue and Jeremy, Grandmother and great Grandmother. Funeral Service at St Anne's Church, Fence, on Monday 23rd at ll-30am. Family flowers only please, donations In lieu If so de­ sired for Riverside Court Nursing Home, c/o Jean Price. 39 Downham Road. Chatburn, nr Clitheroe, BB7 4AU. Inquiries Brian Price Funeral Service, tel 01200 441297.


Shirley Ann. A service took place at Waddlngton Meth­ odist Chapel on Wednes day, January 18th. fol lowed by interment at St Andrew’s Church, Slald- burn, nr Clitheroe. Inqui­ ries Brian Price Funeral S e rv ic e . T e l . 01200 441297.


Birthday Memories


BLAND FORD (Joyce).- Birthday memories of a dear sister Joyce. January


There we shall meetagatn. From brother Cyril and family.


S pain.ome day when our Jour­ ney Is over.


24th. Asleep In Godfs beautiful garden. Sheltered from sorrow and


Sharon, Yunus, Ilfran and Nadim.


I'd give up all llfes treas­ A ures,nd everything I own, I f only God would come andsay.


You meant the world to me.


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CLARK (Peter).- Loving memories of my dear brother. January 22nd. Beryl and family.


McBRIDE.- On January 15th, 1995, peacefully in Clitheroe Hospital and for­ tified by the Rites of Holy Mother Church, Elizabeth Catherine McBride, aged 77 years, of Pendle Road, Clitheroe, the dear and much loved wife of Jack, loving mother of Monica, Clement, Bernard, Christ­ opher, Michael, Robert and the late Peter, also a much loved mother-in-law, grandma and great-grand­ ma. R.I.P. Reception In S.S. M ich a e l and J oh n s ' Church, Clitheroe, took place on Wednesday, Janu­ ary 18th. prior to Requiem Mass (today). Thursday at 9-45 a.m. to be followed by cremation at Accrington. Family flowers only please but donations. If desired, for The Friends of Clither­ oe Hospital, c/o Mrs E Chew. 12 Whalley Road, Clitheroe, BB7 1AW. In' qulrles Richard Chew Fun eral Service. Tel. Clitheroe S 443045.ALISBU RY.- Peacefully on January 14th, 1995, in Cll theroe Hospital. Leslie Rl' chard, aged 78 years, of Waddlngton. near Clither­ oe. the dearly loved hus­ band of Phyllis. Reposing In Peacehaven Chapel of Rest. A service will be held at St Helen's Church, Wad dlngton, tomorrow. Fri day, January 20th at 12 noon followed by crema­ tion at Accrington Crema torium at 1 p.m. Family flowers only please, dona­ tions In lieu If so desired may be given for The Friends of Clitheroe Hos­ pital, c/o :Mrs Jean Prlcet 39 Downham Road, Chat­ burn, nr Clitheroe, Lancs, BB7 4AU. Inquiries Brian Price Funeral Service. Tel, 01200441297.


SWALES.'- On January 15th, 1995. peacefully at Low-


WALMSLEY.- On Thurs day, January 12th, 1995, peacefully. In hospital and of Meadowslde. Grlndle- ton, late of Park View, Gis­ burn, Emily Wilma, aged 84


years, the dearly lived wife of William (Bill). Service and Interment at Grlndle ton Methodist Church, was


field Home, Clitheroe, Ada Swales, aged 91 years, for­ merly of Castle View, Cli­ theroe, the beloved wife of the late Albert Swales and a much loved and dear friend to many. The funeral service will take place (to­ morrow), Friday, January 20th at St James Church, Clitheroe at 10 a.m. to be followed by cremation at Accrington. Inquiries Ri­ chard Chew Funeral Ser­ vice. T e l . C l ith e ro 443045.


McTEAR.- Happy birthday. Stephen, on thts special day. January 19th.


Always In my thoughts. Love Mum.


Thank* For Sympathy


BIRD.- The family of the late Jane Bird wish to thank all­ relatives, friends and those who attended the funeral service for all the kind words of comfort and floral tributes received in their time of sorrow. Special thanks to the Matron, staff and residents of Curror- gate Nursing Home, Stee- ton. for their many years of loving care. Doctor Bun- dock of Dynley House Sur­ gery, the Reverend Alan Bailey for his comforting1 words and ministrations, also Alison and Eric May- man of Calverley's for the funeral arrangements.


BRENCHLEY.- The family of the late Dennis Brench- ley wish to thank all rela­ tives and friends for the many kind messages of sympathy and words of comfort at this sad time. Thanks also to the Rever­


end Phllpott for his kind words and ministrations and Calverley's Funeral Service, for the arrange­ ments.


COATES.- Mrs Cave and the nephews and nieces of the late Agnes Coates would like to thank friends and neighbours for the kind ex­ pressions of sympathy, let­ ters and cards of condo­ lence and flowers received during their, time of sor­ row. Thanking also Rev. R.. Nicholson for his ministra­ tions and his kindness to Agnes, to Doctor Hutchi­ son and the ambulancemen and for donations received for the Clitheroe Health Centre Medical Founda­ tion Fund. A special thank you to Sister Chapman and, all the staff on Ribble Ward for all their care, to every­ one who attended the fun-, oral service at St Paul's Church. Low Moor and to Brian, Jean, Carl and Pau­ line for the funeral ar­


WOOD-- Mary and Bob Mansell wish to express


rangements.


their sincere thanks to friends and neighbours for expressions of sympathy at the loss of Mary's dear Aunt Morag Wood. Special’ thanks to all the staff at Lowfield House 'or their care and kindness, Doctors Zac, McKlnlay and Carter for their medical care and


to all the staff of Hodder Ward. Clltheore Hospital,


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