+ 22 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, March 6th, 2008 www.clitheroeadvertiser.co .uk Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) (Classified)__________ www.clitheroeadverfiser.co.uk p,, COWELL CHERRY /■ \ .


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Pre-payment funeral plans available Funeral Directors


Richard Chew & Terry Scott Office and Chapel of Rest


Clitheroe Funeral Service 10-12 Whalley Road


(opposite Sainsburys) Clitheroe


Tel: 01200 443045


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Please call fo r a free funeral plan information pack


01200 443045 CLITHEROE FUNERAL


SERVICE at


Clitheroe Funeral Home Whalley Road, Clitheroe


Tel: 01200 443045


Brian Price & Son Funeral Direclois


‘Peacehaven’ Chapel of Rest Poe Genuine and Independent


family concern of two generations offering a 24hrpersonal service


Brian, Jean, Carl and Pauline Tel: Clitheroe 441297


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Privately owned family business Monumental masons


Caring Professional Service orial


Funeral Service, 103a King Street, WHialley. Tel. 01254 824.429.


Langshaws


On Sunday, March 2nd, 2008, Terry, aged 82 years, o f Whalley, beloved husband ofTcr ricand much loved father of Stephen and Philip, also a dear father-in- law and grandad. Req^uiem Mass will be helu at 1-.30 p.ni. on Tuesday, March 11th at English Martyrs Church, Whallcy, prior to cremation at Accrington. No flowers by request, but kind donations in memory of T c r^ may be made if desired to CAFOD,


HAWORTH Terence (Teny)


Laiij’shaws Funeral Service, 103A King Street, Whallcy. ’ref. 01254 824.S2Q.


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On Siitiirciay, March 1st, 2008, peacefully at Castleford Home for the Elderly and formerly of Wnalley, Edna, aged 91 years, loved and loving wife of the late Jack, dearest mum o f Diane and grandma o f Simon, also loved and respected mother-in- law of John. Funeral service will take place at 10-45 a.m. on Tuesday, March 11th at Wlialley Parish Church, prior to cremation at Accrington. Family flowers only please, but donations in memory o f Edna may be made to Whalley Parish Church, c/o Lan^shaws Funeral Service, 103a King Street, Whalley. TeL 01254 824.S2Q.


UNGARD Edna


Judith,aged 54 years, o f Whalley, much loved wife o f Ian, devoted mum to Victoria,. Nicola and Richard, step mum to Amy and Lauren, treasured daughter of Ian and the late Jean, dear sister to Clive and sister-in-law to Susan and Auntie to Eleanor and Rcbckah. Funeral service will be held at Accrington Crematorium at 2-20 p.m. on Friday, March 7th. Family flowers only please but donations if desired to Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation, c/o


fight.


On Tuesday, Tebruaiy' 26th, 200*8, after a brave


BAXENDALE Judith Rose


Passed Dr Maurice Patrick O’REILLY


O’Reilly formerly of Padiham, the dearly loved Husband of the late Jean, much loved Father o f Zita, Dcclan, Lucille, John and Maeve also a loving Brother, Father-in- law and Grandad to eleven grandchildren. Requiem Mass will be offered at English Martyrs R.C. Church, Wlialley, on Monday, March 10th at 2-15 p.m.


February 29th, 2008 at Greengates Nursing Home, Summertown, O.'cforcl and fortified by the Rites of Holy Mother Church, Dr Maurice


peacefully


away on


Patrick


Cemetery. Flowers will be received at the Chapel o f Rest, Bank House, \^^mlley Road, C la y to n - le -M o o r s , Accrington


donations if so desired may be given to a charity of your own personal


Inquiries to L. Champ Funeral Services. Tel. 01254 8907.31.______


choice.


Peacefully on March 4th, 2008,


(nee Skinner) Dorothy


. PEET


'Peacehaven’ Chapel o f Rest. For funeral arrangements please contact Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. ’Fel. 01200 441297.___________


‘Peacehaven’ Chapel o f Rest. A Service will be held at St Paul’s Church, Low Moor, Clitheroc, followed by interment at St Peter and St Paul’s Church, Bolton-by-Bowland — date and time to be arranged. For funeral arrangements and donations


Suddenly on March 2nd, 2008, at his home in Clithcroc, Philip, aged 48 years, the Clearly loved son of the late Robert and Edith, muqh loved brother o f Geraldine and David also a loving brother-in-law, uncle and great-uncle. Reposing


SINGLETON Philip George


in


contact Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200


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In Memoriam' DONAGHY


mother-in-law of Cher>’l, dearest nana o f Christopher and Jonathan also a dear sister of Eddie, Donald, Frank, Harry', Brian and David. Reposing


loving in


Castlcford Home for the Elderly, Clitheroe, Dorothy, aged 78 years, o f CTitlicroe, and formerly of Read and Shcvincton, the dearly loved wife of the lute Ronald, much loved mum of Michael,


at or


interment at Wlialley and


followed by Wiswefl


Cr ema t o r i um. Flowers and inquiries to Langshaws Funeral Service, 103A King Street, WhaTley. Tel.


Accrington


.WARBURTON Margaret


Peacefu |Paari)


February 28th, 2008, in Clitheroc Hospital, Pearl, aged 90 years, o f Clitheroe and formerly


on


A c c r i n g t o n Crematorium at 1-40 p.ni. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Pearl if so desired may be given for the Friends of Clithcroe Hospital, c/o General Office, Clitheroe Community Hospital, Chatburn Road, Clithcroe, BB7 4JX. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441297.


Peacefully in hospital, on Friday, February 29th, 2008. Jean, aged 80 years, the dearly beloved sister of the late Ruth and loving daughter of the late Mary and James I Dawson, also a much I loved cousin to Denis, | Granville and Jean. A funeral service and cremation will take place on Friday, March 7th, 2008 at A c c r i n g t o n Crematorium at n a.ni. Family flowers only please but a donation may be made in memory of Jean, to Clitheroc Hospital,


WORTHINGTON Jean Hilda


please Whalley


Clithcroc Funeral Service,


c/o


Clithcroe, BB7 lAW. All


01200 44.3045. inquiries Tel.


10/12 Road,


'Peacehaven’ Chapel of Rest. Requiem Mass will be offered at St Michael and St Jolin’s R.C. Churcli, Cllthcroe, tomorrow Friday, March 7II1 at 12-15 p.ni. followed by cremation


in at


dearly loved muni of Stella, loving mother- in-law of JcHin also a dearest sister of Joan and Richard and sister-in-law of Joan. Reposing


Oswaldtwistle, the of


uncle. Funeral scrv'ice will be held at 3 p.ni. on Monday, March 10th at


and


On Saturday, Marcli 1st, 2008, peacefully in Magdalene House, Blackburn, folloNsing a long illness, bravely borne, Joseph, aged 85 years, of Billington, devoted husband of the late Margaret and the late Alys, also a much loved father, step fat he r, grandfather


SYKES Joseph (Joe)


In IWem6riaVT>’-ii' KNIGHT


Love husband Phil, Phil. Bev and boys, Paul, Jackie and children xx.


01254 824.^29.______ X-X. X


Lots of love Ian, .Julie, Laura and Becky X


special Dad and Grandad who died March 6tli 2002. Always in our hearts, Always in our thoughts.


Remembering


Lizzy and Joanne xx. VEEVERS


From Cynthia and all the family.


Treasured memories of a dearly loved Brother and Uncle, Died March 8th, 2007.


VEEVERS Robert


Deep in our hearts you wilt always stay, Loved ana remembered every day.


From Alfred, Janet, Nicholas and Shirley.


Died March 8th, 2007. Always in our hearts, As we were in yours, Missed so very much.


Robert Edward


Precious memories, March 8th, 2007. Neverforgotten.


VEEVERS Robert


ROBERTS Norman


In loving memor>’ of a dear wife, mother and liana, died March 4th, 2006. Time (joes by but memories stao, As near and dear as yesterday.


Margaret Anne V b * ’' ^ ECCLES


MicliacI and family wish to thank all relatives and friends for


Margaret Christine a


understanding o f all those consultants, doctors, nurses and care workers who have attended to Margaret's needs over a twenty year period of time. In particular we would sincerely like to thank the Larkhill District Nurses (parliculary Amanda) tlic Burnley Chemotherapy Unit, the East Lancashire Hospice, Dr Hogg, Dr Donnelly and Dr's Timpson and Zaffir who provided such wonderful care for Margaret most recently. Our thanks also to Teriy' and Mr Richard Chew of Clitheroc Funeral Services for their support


and assistance._________ and


received for the North West Air Ambulance. Thanking also Geoff Garnett kindness


neighbours for their help at this sad time, also for cards, flowers and


Margaret, David, Keith and family wish to thank family, friends


REDMAYNE Arthur


and donations


understanding, to the Ambulance Crew and Police who attended on March 24th. the CalFs Head for the Funeral Buffet and finally to the Price family for all their iielp.


for his and


Our Lord and St Jude Thank you


eiiito


throughout the last two and a half years. Thanks also for the o u t s t a n d i n g professional support, care


Hospice. We arc also indebted to Father Horuan and the Faith finnilv of St Mary’s U.C. Chinch, Uingho who have through their actions and prayers supported and comforted Margaret and her


family 21st Birthday ' " H a p p y S v t ^ j i y !


BATES Kelly March 10th


Congratulations on your 21st Birthday Health and Happiness always


Love from Dad, Julie and family xx ^ m t h d a y ^ HARRISON


Jennifer March 10th


Congratulations! Happy 21st Birthday


With all our love ^ Mum, Dad and Emily xxxxx


HARRISON Jennifer


March 10th


1 Congratulations on your 21st Birthday I Lots o f lo ve Grandma, David, Chr is t in e and Liam x x x


JACKSON Rachael Fiona — Ma rch 10th


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Health and happiness always


Mum, Tony, V ick y , Bob, James,


7 ^ Marissa, Luke and Leyton x x x x x


21 21 21 <?/ 21 21 21 .^1 21 STEELE


(nee Hatton)


Neal and Claire are delighted to announce the arrival of their son


Isaac Stephen James


on February 21st, 2008 weighing 81b 2oz. A huge thankyou to all staff and


consultants at Royal Blackburn Hospital and the Ribble Valley Midwives and a


Died March 6th, 2007.


Vera Margaret


I.x)vc Keith, Christine, Sarah and Ray.


Much missed and loved, Always in our thoughts.


special thank you to Dawn Wilson for her exceptional care. Lastly to our wonderful family and friends for all your beautiful cards, gifts and well wishes


JONES


Oliver James March 9th


Daniel, Krystle and Josh 21 Happy 21st


Mum, Thomas, Gina,


Happy 21st Birthday Lots of Love


All my Love Jade x 7.'


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Mr Ducket (Colne)


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Mr I Ponton (Burnley)


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messages of sympathy and donations to the East


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ROBINSON Holly


March 7th


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A ll our love Simon and Peter x x x


and Bobby x x


V i Rita March 61h •


Happy 70th Birthday to a special wife Love from Alan x x


Happy Birthday Mum and Grandma Love from Brian, Carol, Linda and Grandchildren x x x


Love always Oliver x x 80th Birthday


BANKS Joe


March 7th ' Ex C.I.S. Agent


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Have a nice day Dad From Jacqueline x x


Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, March 6th, 2008 23 Performing arts centre unveiled


REPRESENTATIVES from the Ribble Valley were among the guests as a local college unveiled its new performing arts centre. The O’Neill Academy for Per­


forming Arts at St Mary’s College in Blackburn was opened by Peter Salmon, chief creative director for BBC Vision. Among those invited to the


unveiling were the head girl and boy from St Augustine’s RC High School and Rowland High School - Samantha Harper, Joe Basquill, Amelia James and 'Tim Ankers. The new £2.5m. building has a


200-seat theatre with the latest lighting and sound technology, as well as electronically activated seating. There are two drama stu­ dios, each with their own lighting and sound facilities, a dance stu­ dio, facilities for music and music technology, as well as classrooms and a suite of recording and prac­ tice studios. A programme of events has already been planned for the new


building, including concerts, an “Oscars-style” night for film and media students, visits from a wide range of professional compa­ nies and the college’s own Total Theatre production of “Twelfth Night” in June. Pictured at the opening with


Mr Salmon are invited guests from the Ribble Valley, including


Andrea Yates, head of expressive ar t at Rowland High School, Anthony McNamara, head­ teacher of St Augustine’s RC High School, Billington, and Mr Matthew Hawarth, acting head of music at St Augustine’s, with some of the college’s current dance students and school repre­ sentatives. (s)


A FORMER Whalley district mid­ wife has died after a long illness. In recent years Miss Catherine


A heroine of suffering lets plan Holiday


Finch (68) had become a familiar fig­ ure in her home village, using her elec­ tric wheelchair to get out and about. Born and brought up in Preston,


she trained as an SRN at the then Preston Royal Infirmary, later going on to become a midwife. After working at the hospital where


she trained, she then moved to the Ribble Valley - first to Clitheroe and then, in 1970, becoming Whalley’s district midwife. She was diagnosed with MS in


1972. Since then she has become a heroine to family, friends and carers,


for the positive manner in which she dealt with every disability she faced through her illness. Her sister, Mrs Dorothy Battersby,


said: “No one ever heard her moan about her condition. She never ques­ tioned why she had it. She would always find a way round any disabili­ ty her illness brought. She suffered very bravely over the years.” She added: “I t was typical of her


that she would help train the nurses sent in to care for her, giving them advice about the best way to do things. She always had a positive out­ look on life.” Her funeral took place last Friday at Accrington Crematorium.


A PLANNING applica­ tion has been submitted to Ribble Valley Borough Council for the demoli­ tion of a range of modern agricultural buildings and the erection of seven holiday cottages in three separate stonebuilt build­ ings. A storage building and the formation of parking and turning areas. Comments on the pro­


posal a t Brotherton Barn, Bay Gate, Bolton- by-Bowland (number 0104) must be made to the council by March 7th. Other appliations sub­


mitted include: Barrow: Extension of


cafe and relocation of oil tank at Hansons Garden Centre, Whalley Road (0126). Grindlclon: Replace­


o fil


TICKETS for a trolley dash round a Store manager Mr Sal Cau thanked Clitheroe supermarket raised £500 for aii the customers who contributed two good causes.


Money made at the seasonal event, cess,


which took place at the town’s Sains- Our photograph shows Mr Cau pre- bury’s store, was divided between the senting Mr David Brown, chairman Rowland Mountain Rescue Team and of Pendleside Hospice, with a cheque the Pendleside Hospice.


for £250. (B150208/5) and helped to make the event a suc-


ment timber garage and re-roofing of conservato­ ry with slates to match existing house at Pad- dock House (0106). Remove the existing con­ servatory and build a new garden room at Appledale, Back Lane (


0112) . Tosside: Construction


of three holiday cottages. Change of use of out­ buildings to holiday cot­ tage and alterations to dwelling at Smithy Garage (0125). Single storey garden room extension at 10 The Plantation (0132).


Take a turn on treadmill for Sport Relief...


RUN, walk, hop or skip your way to fund-raising success by taking one of Oakhill Academy’s Sport Relief challenges. At 7 a.m. next Friday (March


14th) a 12-hour Treadmill Mile Challenge will start. Using any


method of movement, people can complete a mile on the treadmill to raise money for good causes. Other activities planned to sup­ port Sport Relief include a net- ball coaching session followed by a charity netball match where the


Oakhill College team will take on staff representatives. The final match will see Radio Lancashire boys take on the station’s girls. For more details about any of


the events contact the Oakhill Academy on 01254 824333.


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