22 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, May 5th, 2005
NigKt of wine and music
MUSIC' by the acclaimed Amarone String Quartet, pic tured, entertained members and guests of Clitheroe Concerts Soci ety at a cheese and wine evening. The highly enjoyable
social evening was held at Standen. Hall, by kind permission of Mr John Aspinall. For more information
about Clitheroe Con certs Society and its activities, telephone 01200 423474. (s)
’s ‘baby’ scoops top award
TWO pioneering health initiatives - one led by a Consultant Midwife from Clitheroe - were winners at a major regional awards ceremony. The East Lancashire Hospitals scooped a total of four awards -
two
category winners and two runners-up - at the Cumbria and Lancashire Strategic Health Authority Achieve ment Awards Ceremony, winning a total of £12,000 to invest in patient care. The awards are presented in recog
nition of dedicated, original and imaginative care given by health and social care staff to their patients throughout Cumbria and Lancashire. Out of 136 applicants, only 24 were shortlisted, each representing a devel opment in services that has made a real and proven difference to patients. One of the East Lancashire Trust’s
two winning projects was “Empower ing Women: Engaging Communi ties”, a project led by Clitheroe Con sultant Midwife Sheena Byrom. Figures show that 36% of the
women who use maternity services at Blackburn’s Queen’s Park Hospital are from South Asian heritage. The project enables these women to engage with maternity services in a number of ways. Sheena and her team set out to involve local mothers from the community as volunteers, work ing alongside midwives, to provide support with every aspect of care from breast feeding to post-natal depression. There are currently 30 volunteers with maternity services and several more are awaiting train
ing- Some volunteers have become paid
or permanent staff within the unit, some are now training to become mid wives themselves, some are providing complementary care, such as hand and foot massage, some are advising teenage parents and others support ing women with diabetes. This excep tional project is using a high level of involvement of women who are tradi tionally hard to reach and it is having a very real impact on a community whose needs have so often been ignored. The second category-winning proj
ect was “Promoting Bra Confidence for Women who have undergone Breast Surgery”. I t involves breast cancer specialist nurses in East Lan cashire working in partnership with major retail stores to train lingerie staff to assist women who have had
breast cancer surgery. A publicity campaign took place
during Breast Cancer Awareness Month where local women were informed of the stores that had received the training via a promotion day and articles in the local media. The aim of the project was to give
the store assistants working in lingerie departments the confidence, sensitiv ity and practical knowledge to be able to meet the needs of women who have undergone breast surgery. This was done via partnership working, educa tion and training. One of the team members on the “Bra Confidence” project is Eileen Flatley, of Clitheroe. The East Lancashire Trust also
won two runners-up for projects aimed at setting new standards in coronary care and improving commu nication between health professionals and their patients. Christine Kirk, chairman of the
East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust, said: “I am delighted that a number of projects to improve the health care of the people of East Lan cashire have been given recognition in this way. The awards reflect a lot of hard
work by many staff and I would like to thank them all for their commit ment and dedication.” Each of the winners will receive
£5,000, and the runners-up £1,000, which will be used for patient care, to
expand and develop the award-win ning work that staff have been doing. 9 Another local winner at the
awards ceremony was a specialist “joints and bones” clinic run by the Hyndbum and Ribble Valley Prima ry Care Trust. Based at Accrington Victoria Com
munity Hospital, the clinic has been established to provide patients \vith musculo-skeletal problems with an alternative approach to the tradition al types of service that they have had access to. I t sees people with hip, knee, foot and ankle problems, as well as upper limb conditions and acute low back pain problems. The service treats patients referred from Ribble Valley and Hyndbum CPs. Mark Wilkinson, chief executive of
Hyndburn and Ribble Valley PCT, said: “This is fantastic news for a team who are committed, innovative and who really put patients at the centre of everything they do. This award is well-deserved and I am delighted for them.” Our picture shows consultant mid
wife Sheena Byrom (far left) and her award-winning team of Lynn Wis- sett, Michelle Atkin with baby Jayne, Nazra Khan, Jeannette-Kirk and David Parkinson, (s)
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On Wednesday, April 27th. 2005, suddenly b u t pe a c e fu l ly i n Queen's Park Hospital and o f Ox cn lu i r s t Cot tage, Newton in Bowland. Ri ch a rd, aged 5 2 year s, th e dearly loved son o f Helena Akerman, a dear cousin to Roman, l i fe long f r iend o f A n g e l a , a w e l l respected hairdresser to his many clients and work colleagues and a sp e c i a l f r i e n d t o many. A Requiem Mass will be celebratedat Sacred H e a r t C h u r c h , Blackburn, on Friday, May 6th, 2005 at 10 a .m. f o l lowed b y interment into Darwen Ea s te rn Ceme te ry . Reposingin the Chapel o f R e s t , N e Nv WellingtonStreet, Mill Hill, where f lowers wi l l be received o r donations if preferred to Bleakhol t Animal Sanctuary.c/o Mr Neil NI a r t i n , Bu ry Old Road, Ramsbot tom. Lancashire, BLO ORX. Fur ther inquiries to Blackburn Fun e r a l Services. Tel . 0 1 2 5 4 260005.
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S k i p t o n FR AN K LAN D
Passed away peacefully in Clitheroe Hospital a f t e r a long i l lness, b r a v e l y b o r n e , Ma l c o lm, a g ed 6 9 years, of Gisburn and formerly of Chatburn. t l i e d e a r l y l o v e d husband of Edi th, a loving father of Gary a n d T o n y , a d e a r father- in-lawof Gail, a devoted grandad of Ann, Jo e and Jonathan and great-grandad of Eve Marie, also a much lo v e d b r o t h e r o f Maureen and Iris and b r o th e r - in - l aw o f Hedley. Bernard and Norma. Service and interment to ok place a t Chr is t Churcli, Chatburn, on Wednesday, May 4tli. Inquiries to Br ian • Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel . 0 1 2 0 0 441297.
Malcolm Graham
On April 30th, 2005, a t Q u e e n s P a r k Hospi tal . Blackburn a n d o f C l i th e r o e , Gladys, aged 83 years, the dearly loved wife of the late Ott iwel l . a much loved mother of Donald, loved mother- in- law o f Al i so n , a de a r e s t grandma of Jul ie and Sarah, great- grandma of Bradley, Matthew and Samuel also sister of Ruth. R e p o s i ng
LODGE Gladys
arrangements please contaetBrian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel . 01200 4 4 1 2 9 7 .
f u n e r a l SWALES
Passed away peacefully In Clitheroe Hospital, o n May 1 s t . 2 0 0 5 . Tommy, aged 91 years, o f S I a id b u r n , th e dearly loved husband of the late Lucy, also a much loved unc le ,
Thomas Stanley (Tommy)
great-uncle and friend to many. R e p o s i n g
Peacchaven Chapel of R e s t . S e r v i c e a n d inte rment wi l l tak e place at St Andrew's
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Church. Slaidburn date a n d t im e t o b e
a r r a n g e d . F am i ly f lowers only please, donations in memory of Tommy is so desired may be given for ei ther S t Andrew's Church, S l a id b u r n o r t h e Friends of Slaidburn Country Practice, c/o Mrs Pauline Price. 39 D o w n li a m R o a d , Chatburn, Cl i theroe, BB7 4AU. For funeral arrangements please contact Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 4 4 1 2 9 7 .
Peacehaven Chapel of R e s t . S e r v i c e a n d c r ema t ion wi l l take place a t Ac cr ington Crematorium,date and time to be arranged. Fami ly f lowe r s only please, donat ions in memory of Gladys i f so desired may be given for the Waddington MethodistCl iurch, c/o Mr s M. Me r c e r . 17 C h u r c h C l o s e , W a d d i n g t o n . Cl i theroe. BB7 3HX. F o r
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Suddenly on May 2nd, 20 0 5 . in hospital and of the Manor House a n d f o rm e r l y o f Grindlcton. Margaret, aged 9 0 y e a r s , the dearly loved sister of th e late Be a t r i c e , much loved auntie of Albert, Zoe, Joyce. J im and families. R e p o s i ng
BRENNAND Margaret Ellon
Ve ry peaceful ly on May 2nd, 2005, at his home. Herbert (Bert), a g ed 7 9 y e a r s , o f Cl itherocand formerly o f R imin g to n . the dearly loved husband of Christine, a much lo ^ 'ed f a t l i e r o f Margaret. Roger. Jean and the late John. - loved father-in-law of Ian and Melissa, also a loving grandad of - James and Catherine. R e p o s i n g
THISTLETHWAITE Herbert (Bert)
Peacehaven Chapel of R e s t . S e r v i c e and- inte rment wi l l take p la c e a t S t Mary's Cl iurch, Gisburn on Tuesday. May 10th at 2 p.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memoryof Bert if so desired may be given for ei ther the Castle Medical Group District Nurses (please make ch eque s payable to
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Bi r thday memo r ie s . May 9th.
G A R N ER Norman
From Miclielle, Paul. Daniel . Ashleigh and Dominic.
C as tle Me d ic a l Group), or St Mary's
Church, Gisburn or the Mar ie Curie Nurses, c/o Mrs Jean Price, 39 D o w n li a m Ro a d , Chatburn, Clitheroe, BB7 4AU. Inquiries to Brian Pr ice and Son Funeral
Directors.Tel. 0 1 2 0 0 441297.
In Memoriam
In loving memory of my dad. died Apri l 29th, 2000.
BARLOW Henry
L o v e f rom Ma ry . David, grandchi ldren a n d
Qrandcliildren. g r e a t
Loving memories of a dear brother, died May 4th, 1987.
DOOTSON Brian
Love Patricia.
Alioays in my thoughts.
In memory of a much l o v e d m o t h e r , g r a n d m o t li e r, and sister, Nvho died May 10th, 1998.
HASLEWOOD Dorothy
God bless, from all the family .xxx.
Those we love can never be more than a thought apart, For as long as we have memories they will live on in the heart.
PINCH
In loving memory of n dear, mum and nana, wh o died May 9th,
Denise Alicia
2004. ' , A beautiful life came
Love J a y n e . Carol . Gillian. Christopher.
everyone's friend, Always so true,^ unselfish and kind. Few in this world are equal to find.
Olivia and Louis. Birthday Memones -
Birthdaymemoriesof a much loved dad. May 9th. To me you were a special dad, Who 1 could never replace. But icords can never
G ARNER Norman
Love always, Sarah .xx.
say how much, I love and miss you so, Each and every day.
to an end, You died as you lived
BURNS -
The family of the late F a the r Jos eph Burns wish to , thank Bishop B r a i n , a l l p r i e s t s , relat ives and friends w h o a s s i s t e d th e f am i l y , s a w t o a r r a n g em e n t s a n d attended the funeral at McAuley Mount and also at Dunsop Bridge. Thankyou also to all who sent Mass cards, ca rds o f condolence and floral tributes. We are deeply grateful to the sisters,and staf f of McAuley Mount Care H o m e f o r t h e i r devoted care of Father Burns during the past 8 .year s, our thanks also to doctors, sisters and staf f of Ward 2, B u r n l e y G e n e r a l H o s p i t a l a n d t o L a n g s h aw s
Father Joseph Douglas
Ca lve r leys fo r thei r a n d digni f ied
a n d
k in d -----— arrangements.
MEREDEW Chris
His name is Chris, He is the man; He works part
time. He drives a van. He walks for ' miles, It is his pleasure; Cycling and sailing. There's no other to measure. Up the hill And down the
dale. Then back to the pub For a pint o f ale.
HaDPV Birthday from John, Warrren Trevor, Geoff and Allan
■ /ig p p y S U ^ ia y lx
GILL Louise May 4th. Love and
best wishes on your 18th.
Love Dad, Mum, Rachel, Rebecca, Amanda and Andrew.
No length of lime will heal our grief, Or stop the tears that flow, Our hearts still ache with sadness. Because we miss you so.
L o v i n g b i r t l id a y memories of my dear brother Norman, May 9th. -
G A R N ER Norman
Love from Carol . Ian, Fiona and Ros ie .vxx.
T r e a su r e d bi r t l iday memoriesof our dearly loved son and brother. May 9th.
G A R N E R Norman
All our love Mum. Dad and Adrian xxx.
Love Always Mat t xx
Happy birthday to a special dad who was one in a million.
G A R N ER Norman
L o v e a n d k i s s e s G r a n d a d .
Morgann .xx. H A S LAM
f r o m C fy
May 6th. To a much loved wife, mum and grandma.
(nee Booth) Betty
Gordon. Michael , Jean and Paul lne-Michel le.
Miss you, near you, always.
I wish that I could come and see you. But I know that cannot happen. So instead I will come to your garden, And bring you some lovely flowers.
G A R N E R Norman
HOYLE (nee Nicklin)
Dave and Helen are delighted to announce the safe arrival of Evelyn (Evie) May,
born on April 29th, 2005, weighing 71b 8oz.
, Special thanks to family, friends and Queens Park and Ribble Valley Midwives.
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Birthday.GreetingS;
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(Sedgwick) Daniel
May 7th, 2005.
Happy 18th Birthday. Enjoy your day. Love from Mum,
Dad, Christopher, Callum and Steph xxx
Birthday memories to heaven we send. Wrapped in love that will never end, A million words could never express. Our loss, our sorrow, our emptiness. Your smile, your voice, your quiet way, You're missed and longed for every day.
Gone but not forgotten.
Bi r th day memo r ie s May 9th.
G A R N ER Norman
Lo t s o f love always, Susan .XX.
Loving thoughts to you my darling, On this your special day, I often whisper, wanting you to hear. That I still love and miss you, And wish that you were here.
A s h l e y a n d fami ly would like to express their sincere thanks to al l t l iei r f r iends for cards of condolence, f lowers and donations r e c e iv e d . S p e c i a l thanks to all the staff of Castleford Home for th e Elde r ly and the doctors for their care and at tent ion, to Rev. Rodney Nicliolson for ii i s
BITHELL Edith
understanding and - help.
s i n c e r e
Ian, Garry, Val, Allen and fami l ieswould like t o e x p r e s s t h e i r sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and n e ig h b o u r s fo r the many kind expressions o f s ym p a t l i y a n d l e t t e r s and cards of condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also Canon Philip Dearden for his k i n d N
H IL LAR Y Esther
Only a thought away. Loved and remembered every day.
c o m f o r
minist rat ions, Dr Ward and the nurses a n d s t a f f o f Hop e House.
N' o r d s a n d t
i n g
le-Moors for their care and kindness and to e v e r y o n e %v li o at tended the funeral service and have given donations.
HOWE
Den i s e . G a r r y and family would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours f o r th e man y kind e x p r e s s i o n s
Margaret Eileen
sympathy and let ters a n d c a r d s o f condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking a l s o Rev. Rodney Nicholson for his kind wo rds and c o m f o r
minis t ra t ions , to all w h o a t t e n d e d th e fune ra l s e rv ic e and have given donations and finally to Carl and Pauline Price for the funeral arrangements and kindness.
t i n g o f Donations:
The Bralthwaitefamiiy thank everyone who gave so generously in m em o r y o f Geo f f . £ 1 7 3 0 for East Lancs Hospice and £ 4 8 9 for NCH A c t i o n F o r Chi ldren. Thank you all.
BRAITHWAITE Geoff
Clayton-
Jan . Ray and family would like to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for all the e x p r e s s i o n s
SHEPHERD Bin
sympathy, cards and donations received at this sad time. Special thanks to staf f on - Ward B 4 a t Queen's P a r k Ho sp i ta l and P e n d i e W a r d a t Cl i th e ro e Hospi tal . A l s o t o C a n o n Dearden for his kind minist rat ions and to Ca lv e r ley s Fun e r a l S e r v i c e f o r t h e i r
d i g n i arrangements. f i e d o f ■ ffp p fR jW ifh fp lj! Young Generation Happy Birthday
The family of the late T ommy Wo l fenden would like to thank all relatives, friends and n e ig h b our s fo r the condolences, messages o f s ym p a th y a n d donations to the Royal Br i t ish Legion they received a t thi s sad time. Special thanks to DoctorCarterand staff at Cl itheroe Hospital a n d Q u e e n s P a r k Hospi tal . Blackburn, also thank you to - Canon Mewi s o f St A m b r o s e C h u r ch . Gr in d l e t o n fo r his k indne s s , h e lp and minist rat ions and to Ca lve r ley s Fun e r a l S e r v i c e f o r t l i e i r th o u g h t fu l
WOLFENDEN Thomas Henry (Tommy)
efficient arrangements. a n d
THOMAS May 5th, 2005. -
With love and kisses.
Dad, Grandma, Grandad and Auntie Zoe Blackburn xxx
12 TOWNSEND
Poppy Bethany May 9th.
Many happy returns on your 12th Birthday.
Lots of love from Dad and Grandma Townsend xxx
Coming of Age
\Z181S n 1 8 18 i<S’ 18 BOLTON
. Leanna Louise
May 2nd, 2005. Happy Birthday.
With love and best p wishes on your 18th Birthday.
Love Mum, Dad and Howard and Jack.
Love from all fe your
Grandparents. 1- 18 rv! A
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HUTCHINSON Philip May 7th.
Have a great day. Jacquie, Molly and Niamh xxx Coming of Age 18 7518 MOORHOUSE
Thomas (TJ) May 10th, 2005. Congratulations on your 18th Birthday.
Best wishes for
your future health and happiness. Love Mum,
John, Sarah and Phoebe.
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