Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, March 9,2006


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Ciitheroe 422324 (Editoriai), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified)


Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Coming of Age;


2 1 HORNBY CUDDY (nee Broadbent) Michael and Nicki o f Knowle Green, are www.clitIieroetoday.c6.;uk Funeral Directors V


Brian Price & Son Funeral Direclors


‘Peacehaven’ Chapel of Rest


n e Genuine and Independent family concern of two geiwralions offering a 2rihrpersonal service


Brian, Jean, Carl and Patdine . Tel: Clilheroe 441297 ;


^Pre-paiclfuneral plans arailable on request Clithcroe Funeral Service Incoiporaiiiig Ricliard Cliew


10/12 WhaUey Road (Opposite Sainsbiirys)


A REPUTABLE AND TRUSTED FAMILY OWNED AND RUN FUNERAL CONCERN ,


DAY or NIGHT 24 Hour Personal Seri'icc ' PRIVAmPAHKING


MONUMENTAIiMA^NARY SERVICES ^ 3 0 4 5


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On Friday February 24U i. 2 0 0 6 . Eileen, a « e d 8 2 yea rs , (formerly of Padiham), passed away in her n e w li o m e . i n


... (ncG Christopher) Eileen


On Sunday. March 5lh, 2 0 0 6 , in h o sp ita l, Peter, aged 92 years, o f Wh a 11 ey a n d formerly Consultant P e d ia t r ic ia n


Peter D er r ic k - MOSS


Sam, Chloe and Hen. A private cremation was held on Wednesday March 1 st, in Brisbane.


cherished mother of grandfather. John, ClH'istine and Funeral service will be Paul, motlier-in-lawlo held a t 1 p.m. on Carol and Susan and • Friday, March lOtli at adored grandma o f W h a l le y P a r is h Nicholas, Chan telle, C i iu rc h , p r i o r , to


Australia, tlic beloved much loved husband, w id ow o f Stan and f a t h e r


Blackburn Hospitals, a n d


Private Cremation at Pleasing ton. Family flowers only please, b u t d o n a t io n s i f desired /to


Peacefully on March 4th. 2006, in hospital. M a rg a re t , aged 60- years, the dearly loved wife of Piiilip, much loved mother of Phil a n d . P a u I ; lo v in g mother-in-law of Bov and Jackie, also a d e vo ted nana and sister. R e p o s in g


Margaret Anne KNIGHT in


Inquiries. Tel.. 01254 824529.


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WHITTAKER John


aged 8 1 y ea rs , o f an d Pam's m an y Bar row, tlie d e a rly friends from botli loved brother o f the C l it l ie ro e and the late Adeiene Little and Chorley area for the Alan Wliittaker, also a many cards, lettersand much loved uncle, messages of sympnlliy. g re a t -u n c le a n d T l ia n k in g th e cousin.


Peacefully o'. '..’arcli 7th, 2006, in ., .c. East Lancs Hospice, Jack,


(Jack)


Chris. Neil and Lisa would like to thank m o s t . sincerely all relatives, neighbours


c/oLangsltawsFuneral flowers only please, fo r t l ie i r moving Service, 1 03A King donations in memory tributes. Tiianks also S t r e e t , Wlia 1 le y .•• of Jack if so desired may be given for the East Lancs Hospice Fund, c/o Mrs Rachael Pallister,. Howgills, Bolton-by-BowIand, Clitheroe. BB7 4NN. F o r


N.S.P.C.C. a r ra n g e d . F am i ly ....................... ..


cremation w i l l take place a t Accrington Crematorium - date a n d l im e to b e


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f e a t h e r -Thelma


10% OFF


, (at time of order only) -FREE BROCHURE-


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SiiddcMily, on March 1st, at his lionic, Ian, aijod 4 7 years, tlie beloved liiisband of K a re n E liz a be t il , lo v l n g f a th e r o f loved luisbandof Carol Alexander and Jamie, Furbusli (nee Pimlor.


i CAPSTICK Ian Granville


4th, 2006, in hospilal. Rest. A farewell mass R e pos i n g r


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Suddenly on March . . I*eacehaven Cliapei of P


FURBUSH Ron


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Tlioinas Free and Sons Limited. Tlie Parade, M a r I b o r o u (| li . Willsliire, SN8 fNE. Tel. 01672512110.


ail otlier inquiries may • DcM-ckaiid Liz, a loving Peacefully on b o add res s ed L o brother of Asliley and .4Ui, 2006, in 1 — -


2006at fT.-i.m. Family fo l low in g a Iragic flowers only please. ‘Occident, Luke, aged donations i f desired years, of Clillieroc, for Hie BruceTruslaiul W*® <Jcarly loved son of


G r e a t W e s te r n Hospital, Swindon, Thelma, aged 79 years, mucli loved wife of the la te J oil n F a r r a r Featlier and dearest m um o f S im o n , Andrew and Julian. Funeral service w i ll take place at St Mary's Ciiurcli, Marlborough on Friday.Marcli lOtli,


•Peacofullyon February BB7 IP L . Inquiries to may be sent in aid of 2 8 th , 2 0 0 6 , a t T l ie


Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors.Tel. 01200 441297.


Peacehaven Chapel of aged 78 years, of Read, Rest. A service will be beloved husband o f h e ld a t S t M a ry 's Maureen, dearly loved Church, Clithcroe on fa the r o f Peter and Monday, March 13th Michael, dear father- at • 12 noon, followed In-law of Rosanne and b y i n tc rin e n t ; a t 'Janine and much loved Clilheroe Cemetery, grandfather o f Katie Family flowers only , and Georgina, please, donations in Funeral takes place on memory of Margaret if Tuesday, March 14th, so desired may be - service a t S t lohn's given for East. Lancs Church, Read at 2-15 Hospital N.H.S. Trust p;ni. fo l lo w e d . by Endowment Account committal at Burnley (C N 2 5 ) ,c /o M rs J. Crernatoriumat3 p.m. K n ig l i t . Becksidc, Family flowers only, Upbrooks, Clithcroc, donations i f desired


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M a cM i l la n Cancer Relief to Bortwistic's F u n e ra l S e rv ic e , S t a t io n R o a d , Padiliam. BB12 8EF. Tcl. 01282 771628.


Suddenly on Marcli 5 t ii, 200 6 , snalciied a w a y f r o 111 us


MAKINSON Luke William


(nee Booth) Maureen


STEWART M a rc h


L i la , a d e v o te d * ' grandson of Barbara and Jim Parkinson and H i ld a a n d T o n y M a k in s o n , also a ____________ dearestncpliew,great-, Shaun, Paul, Nigel and nepliew, cousin and Carl, a loving motlier- friend to many. R.I.P.


in grandma.


in - law o f Carol and Sarah also a devoted


• R.I.P, in


C<iIifonia, tile dearly Micliael and St Jolin's Rost. A service will be o n St John's R.C. Church.


R . .C . C l iu r c l i , held at St Michael and C i i th e ro e ,


r ° r r , r r ! in r , l^ , P ' , S , .lu f< la y .'M a rc h n t h a i th e ro a , ‘ f^'ioT™ ( i by [he h\e°Edwart!'dear & w o " " ' H o h e n • ■ r r a n g e d . . : F am i ly


b ro L lie r - in - law o f Gillian Pinder. Brian, Anllion y and R e p o s in g


lo™du.mi‘e"or“ Caadicp


Gemm'a'' m . i Carersand may ba sent fo r , th e M a cM i l la n Crossroads CaHnghV; Sesirld^Ra^ ' . ' i


Friday. March 10th at 11-30 a.m.


Crematopiiim Tfr


for service ^p donatiHons m memory 1 9


noom F^miTBowers U K r n M ^ Brian Price and Son contaetBrian Priccand only please, donations Pi'ndor, Wheelwrig?il


Heart Foundation, c/o Grindlcton. Clitheroc Bertwistlc's Funeral -BB7 4RW. For funeral Service, Station Road, arrangements please Padiham, BB12 8EF. contaclBrian Priccaiid Inquiries. Tel. 01282 Son Funeral Directors. 771628.


noon. Family flowers U .K . c /o M r s G If desircdto the British Cottage. Back Lane


Tel. 01200 441297.


,.of Ron i f ' so; desired may be given for Lupifc


desiied BB7 4TF. Inquiries to arrangements please Son Funeral Directors,


01200 441297. / I Tel. 01200 441297.


flowers only please. Westfield Drive. West ChaibLrn'. ciVtlVeroe: in


Mrs H. Makinson.. 1 3 9 Downham Road,'. **—


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i n -1 a Nv S tu a r t and grandsons Daniel and James xxxxx.


of Luke if so desired flowers only please are in v ited fo r the-donations in memory, grandad


L o v in g b i r th d a y memories March 9th, o i a d e a r ly lo v e d


COOPER Gordon


Look around your garden^ Lord, Aiid find the 07ie we love, Wish him happy birthday. We only wish we


olfered at Si Peaceliaven Cliapol of


M a u r e e n .a g e d 68 years, of ClUiicroe, tlie dearly loved wife o f tlie late Terry, a much loved inotlicr ol Chris,


hospital, d e a r


grandma, died March 14lh. 2005.


In loving memory of a m u m a n d


WILSON Alice


iNever more than a thought away. Loved and remembered every day.


Love Dorotliy, David a n d S ii a u n . A ls o remembering a dear li 11 s b n n d P ii M i p Cocketl, died March


^ Birthday Memories >’


husband, dad and * ” f>r‘mdry and the doctors and staff, at


Tlie family of tlie late John Derek Hodgson sincerclywisli to thank a ll relatives, friends and nclglibours for nil t i le lo v e ly cards, flowers and donations received on their sad loss. Special tlianks to Llie two ambulance personnel. P.C. Cliris B irc h a l l . t i ie tw o nurses from Queens P a r k M o s p i t a I , Blackburn,. M r Morar and the team of the Head and Neck Clinic j^l«Tckburn Royal


HODGSON John Derek


ministrations and to all who attended the funeral service, also to


Love'^from wife Ann. a n 3 'V n n ,n i''1 n ? . j^ ? donohter Ann, .son fnneral an4[^/emen?i'


May God bless you ^


all. .


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Suddenly, on Tuesday, March 7 th, 2006, at his home, Peter Redpalh,


REDPATH Peter.


arrangements, please contaetBrian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441297.


fu n e r a l In Memoriam


• 'Not a day do I forget . ■ him, :


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In my heart he's always there, We who loved him, Sadly miss, him, A s it dawns another year.


M a rg o r ic and t l ie family.


Mummy - Prue xx. - Also Mum, Dad, Jolin, B o b , g ra n d s o n Kristopher.


' Janni and James A quiet prayer, A silent tear, Always wishing. You both were here.


SHEARS


Always in our hearts From Pruo.


In loving memory of in Pain's memory to m y d e a r husband Clithcroc Community George, died March Hospital. 7th, 2005.


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The family of the late Cliarlotlc Brownrlgg sincerely thank ail relatives and friends for flowers and kind words of support and sympathy at this sad time. Grateful thanks to the staff at The - Croft Rest Home for l li e i r c a r e a li d altentionover the past five years and also to Anne for her care and special friendship. Tlianks to Reverend Cliris Checseman for his ministrations and comforting words and t o th e s t a f f a t Langshaws for their d ig n i f ie d fun era l arrangements.


BROWNRIGG Charlotte


l e e m in g George


faultless a r ran g e ­ ments. Finally thank you to all tliose who liavc made donations


th e


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to . D o c to r S h e ila Bailey. District Nurse J a n e t C ro s s , t lie sisters and nurses on Pend 1 e W a rd o f C lillie roc Hospital. Crossroads Carers and Marie Curie Nursesfor a ll t l ie ir kindness, thanks also to Tracy at Clitheroc Cricket Club for tlic superb buffet and to Richard Chew of Clitlicroe Funeral S e rv ic e fo r


Peacoliaven Chapel of attended Pain's funeral R es t . Service an d . on the worst day of winter and to Canon D e a rd e n fo r his comforting service and, to Malcolm Blackburn and Pam's niece Carrie


R e p o s in g


• overwlielming number i n o f f r ie n d s w h o


Thanks for Sympathy:


BOLTON Pamela


- Albert \ MARSDEN


sympathy and letters, cards of condolence and for flowers and donations received in memory o f A lb e r t during their sad loss. Thanks to D r Anne H u s o n , D r


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arrangements. God bless you all.


Mackeun, D is t r ic t Nurses e sp e cially J a c k ie W a in . Crossroads, East Lancs Hospice Volunteers. Violet, Veronica and Laura. M a r ie Curie Nurses and Twilight Nurses. A special - tliank you to Vanessa and David Enions, to Dr Vanessa Warren for all their professional help and love she gave to, Albert and family, to Canon Eric Chard for his friendship to A lb e r t in Clit iic ro c H o s p ita l a lso fo r prayers, to Canon - David M ew is fo r a lovely service also for visiting A lb e r t , not forgetting Hilary for her devotion and Liz H o o le - C a r e r , Christine Sharpe for Albert's testimony, • Vaiiessafor standing in for. Melissa at a very . try in g . t im e . Brarn Etherihgton for his w o rd s , L in d a and Margaret for the floral arrangements and finally thank you to Carl and Pauline Price f o r


f u n e r a l M . M e m o r i e s


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Remembered always throughout the years


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Are with us all the while With love fom all the family


M 1lay other's 4


ories


BUTLER'. Kathleen


. Fondest Mother's Day Memories The very echo o f her name


The memory o f her smile ' The little things she said and did


Corning of Age 18 IS IS » 18


BARNES 18


Katherine March 10th


Congratulations,


we are very proud of you and love .you lots


Mum, Dad, Abi, Sarah and Nick


arch 26th %


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COAR Michael


March 11th, 2006 Happy 21st Birthday


BUTLER Kathleen


Fondest Mother’s Day ■ Memories


The very echo of her name The memory of her smile The little things she said and did Are with us ell the while W ith love fom all th e family


18 I 8 18 1 8 T « 1 8 1 8 18


DOWNES Michael


March 12th, 2006


■Happy. 18th Birthday: All our Love


Mum, Dad, David . and Gargs xxxx; .................................


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Michael David March 13th 2006


Wishing you health and happiness always, ' 2 1 A ll o ur love Mum, Dad, Rachel and Matta


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o. Lots of Love From Dad, Mum and Sarah xxx


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Gw’enda, Anno, Gary, M e l is s a , J a s o n , Brandon, baby Millie and mother Margaret Ellen would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours fo r the many k in d expressions


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Ma rg are t and family thank everyone who donated In memory of John , £ 1 .0 2 3 was collected and w i ll be d iv id e d b e tw e e n Friends of Clitheroe H o s p i ta l and T h e Rose m e re C an c e r Foundation.


WALMSLEY' John


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(nee Pinch) Lilian


SNAPE


Roy and Christopher would like to thank all


Av li o K i n d 1 y cj n V 0 • donations 4a memory of their moUier. £280 lias been donated for t D iabetes Research


hank you. Birthday Greetings. PUBLIC NOTICE


The deadline for placing your family notice in (he Ciitheroe Adv & Times has changed NOW TUESDAY @12 noon.


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delighted to announce the safe arrival of W illiam "Freddie" Benedict onTuesday, February 14th, 2006 weighing 71b 15oz at the Sharoe Green Unit Preston.


. An adorable little brother for Charlie, Tim, Jonny and Louis XXX.


HORNBY Charlotte


March 13th, 2006 Happy 21st, Health


and Hajipiness Always Love From M um , - H . I ;


Dad and A n d rew , ^ G ra n dma M a r ie , ^


Gran dma M a rg a re t a n d Grandad Ron


Charlotte Elizabeth . March 13th 2006 ■ Happy 21st Birthday to a special granddaughter


With lots of love and best wishes Grandad and Grandma xxx


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STEER 1 8 Mark


March 15th - Congratulations Mark'.


Love and best wishes Papa and Auntie Carol


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STEER Mark


Christopher , March 15th


Happy 18th Birthday Lots of love


Mum and Hartley Dad andTrish


Jordan and Nick 18 18 18 18 18 18 IS REDDIN


Sarah MarchOth. -


Happy 21st Sarah Health and Happiness


Love From All The Family


STEER Mark


Happy 18th birthday ^ Lots of love


from Nanna and George, David, Amanda and Ryan.


CASTLE CEMENT has been given the all-clear to resume burning meat and bone meal as a substitute fuel at its Ribblesdale


Works, Clitheroe. The Environment Agency


has formally approved the use of MBM (also known as Agri­ cultural Waste Derived Fuel) following a six-month trial from April to October, 2005. The agency set a rigorous pro­ gramme of environmental mon­ itoring during the trial, and reviewed the results to make sure that using MBM in Castle Cement's kilns did not increase the environmental impact of the cement-making process. Gill Stokes, the Environment


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Valley food firm wins ‘be inspired’ accolade


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BUSINESS pride rested square­ ly on the shoulders of a Ribble Valley company this week. Rose County Foods, of Saw-


ley, was named the Myerscough College Rural Business of the Year in the prestigious BIBAs (Be Inspired Business Awards) 2006, at a glittering Oscars-style ceremony at The Winter Gar­ dens, in Blackpool. The company, which'spe-


cialises in the slaughter of cattle and lambs and the de-boning of beef, has proved resilient, despite disasters such as the outbreak of BSE in 1996 and Foot and Mouth Disease in 2001. The fact that the business


remains a key player in its com­ petitive industry is testimony to the dedication of the entire team at Rose County Foods,


said the awards’ judges. The BIBAs 2006 were organised b y : Business Link Lancashire, -with ■ support from key sponsors the: Learning and Skills Council in • Lancashire and Blackpool. Council. This year’s awards ceremony;


was attended by more than 550 .- representatives from Lancashire businesses alongside key digni-.- ■ taries from across the county. ’ Each of the 11 category xvinners; was presented with a handsome i and exclusively designed trophy; to mark their success.


i Our picture shows, from the


left, Lindsay and Stan Ayrton, from Rose County Foods, award sponsor Lorna Tyson of


, Myerscough College, Barbara Hartley, HR Manager, and Gavin Davidson, Managing Director of Rose County Foods. !


’sDay


Agency's acting area manager, said: “We are satisfied that burning MBM will not increase the environmental impact of the site. MBM is already used ■ as a fuel in cement kilns in many European countries. Burning MBM like this makes good use of a waste that would otherwise have to be disposed of, and also provides a sustain­ able fuel as an alternative to fossil fuels like coal. “The strict conditions we


have imposed on Castle Cement's use of MBM will pro­ tect both the en'vironment and the health of local people.”


Firm is given go-ahead to burn MBM


.


Mr Gareth Price, general-


manager at the Ribblesdale works, said: “We are veryi pleased with the Environment: Agency decision. Once again we i are able to safely use the energy ^ content of a waste product to help fuel our kiln.


“The MBM is entirely con-,


sumed in the high temperatures; of our cement manufacturing: process in the same manner that coal is currently. There are no emission problems associat-- ed with its use and it helps solve: society’s waste problems by pro­ viding an effective and safe; recovery of energy.”


; MBM is produced in animal,


rendering plants, which process; at high temperatures the waste i meat and bones from abattoirs, and butchers' shops. It is a dry,! granular substance left at the!


■end of this rendering and is usu-; ally sent to landfill.


i Castle Cement will have to ;


keep to strict environmental: conditions when burning MBM; at Ribblesdale. The Environ-, ment Agency has stated that MBM can only be used in the- one remaining kiln and that; MBM can supply no more than 50% of the heat the kiln needs. Other substitute fuels, such as; chipped tyres and Cemfuel, can; be used to provide the rest o f | . the required heat along with; ordinary fossil fuels.


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