22 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, January 24fh, 2008


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MARSDEN (nee Ford) Yoland


Peacefully on January’ 21st, 2008, in hospital, Voland, aged 82 years, of Clilhcroc ancf formerly of Swanage, the dearly loved wife of Gwilym, much loved mum of Vivienne, Helen and Sarah, loving mother- in-law of Chris, Keilli and David, dearest grandma of .Julia, Caroline, Claire, Gareth, Emma, Holly. Olivia, Mannali and Chris also a devoted great-grandma of Hailey. Reposing


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BARNES Mary


(Molly)


On Sunday, Janiiarj' 20lli, 2008, peacefully at Clithcroc Hospital and fortified by the Riles of Holy Mother Church, Molly, aged 79 years, and of Whalley, the dearly beloved wife of the late Hill, much loved mum of Liiula ad Denis, mother-in-law of Hill, treasured gran of Richard and his wife Catherine anti great-gran of Natalie. Rest ill Peace.


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Reiiuiem Mass will be held at i i a.m. on Friday, .lanuaiy 2,‘)th, 2008, at ICnglish Martyrs R.C. Church, Whalley, • prior to cremation


at


Accrington. I'amily flowers


only,


donations If desired to English Martyrs Roman


Catholic


Church, Whalley c/o Lan^shaws Funeral Service, lO.sA King Street, ^Vhalley. For further iiuiuiries. 'I’cl. 012.q4 8 2 4 .^2 0 ,______


BRISTOW Edward (Ted)


Peacefully, in Hallon Haven Hospice following a short slay, on Sunday, .January 20th, 2008, aged 89 years, tlic dearly loved


luisband of the late Irene,


Charles and Isobel,


grandad to Owain and Clare. Funeral service to take palce at Walton Lea Crematorium on Friday, February 1st, at 10 a.m. Family flowers only please, but donations if so desired to Halton Haven Hospice. For all inquiries please contact J.C. Clarke and Son Funeral Directors, Frodsham. Tel. 01928 7.3.S7q2.


father of HOULKER


Houlker, the dearest mother of Vanessa and Hruce. dear mum- in-law to Carole and a much loved nanna to Philip, Matthew and Sarah.


Grace will he fomihi missed hy her


A funeral sen'iee tvill take place at 'rrinily Methodist Church, Clilheroe, on Mondav, .lanuary 28th, 2008 at 1*45 P-m. followetl burial at Clitheroc Cemetery. Flowers


family and friends.


please to the Chapel of Rest,


Clillieroc.


Funeral Service, 10/12 Whaliey


Clitheroc Road.


All


inquiries. 'Fel. 01200 44.804.^.__________


KILROY


dearest grandma of Keisba. Chris, Phil and Bridget, devoted great-grandma of Paddy, Florence, Molly, Harry, Alice, Grace, Nainsi, Evie and Vincent, also loved by all the family and friend to many.


Peacefully on January 191I1. 2008 at Castleford Home for the Elderly, Clitberoe and fortified by the Rites of Holy Mother Church, Etliel, aged 90 years, of Clitheroc and formerly of Hlackburn, the dearly loved wife of the late Tom, much loved mum of Topi, loving motlier-in-law of Pat,


(nee Devaney) Ethel


, ■ . r— Reposing R.I.P.


January aged 32.


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‘Peacchaven’ Chapel of Rest. Requiem Mass will be offered at St Michael and St John’s R.C. Church, Clitheroe, tomorrow Friday, January 25th at lo-go a.m. followed by interment at Clitheroe Cemetery. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Ethel if so desired may be given for and cheques made payable to Castleford Home for the Elderly, c/o Mr I. Taylor, Castleford Home for the Elderly, Queens Road, Clithcroe, BB7 lAR.


Brian Price and Son,


Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441297.


Inquiries to


21st, 2008, Grace Greaves Houlkcr, aged 94 years, the beloved wife of the late


Raymond


Peacefully Monday,


Grace Greaves on .January


A c c r i n g t o n Crematorium at 2-20


‘Peacehaven’ Clia]>el of Rest. A'scr\’ice will be held at the United l^cformcd Cluirch, Clillieroe, on Monday, .Januaiy 28th at 1-15 p.m. followed by cremation


at


p.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Yoland if so desired mav ho given for the R.N.L.I. (please make cheques pavable to Swanage 1-ifcboal Station), c/o Lifeboat Treasurer, S^vanage Lifeboat Station, l^eveiil Point Road. Swanage, HH19 2AY. Iiuiuiries to Hrian Price and Son, I'uneral Directors.'Fel. 01200 441297.______


InMemoriami^


Yoiour loving daughter Frances, .x


January 29II1, 1993. In my heart your memory lingers, Sweetly, Tender, Fond and True, There’s not a day dear mother, That I do not think of yo


CROOK Frances


In loving inemoiy of a dear mum and grandma,


GORDON Brenda


January 25th, 2006. died


Ixived and missed every day.


JuRe, Martin, Caliim


LEWIS Jayne


and sister who died 9th, 2001


Not a day do wc forget you,


In our hearts your'e always near,


As we loved you so we miss you,


Happy memories we hofd dear.


Love and miss you always Jayne Mum, Dad and family xx.


Love you forever Jayne. Jenny xx.


LORD Bernard


Died January 28th, 2007.


From Pauline and all your family.


Today, tomorrow, our whole life through, We will always love and remember you.


WILSON Raymond


Dad you are the best and we love you so, and your smile and laughter shines for ever more. UV miss and love you and wc cry for you Dad, and fo r each day that we are eternalhf sad. Through pain and heartache your smiling was true, hut your life with Mum you were never blue, i^lemorics arc happy and our thoughts arc with you, and now


■your with .Mum your love is so tn/f. They say time is a healer and the pain will leave, but until wc join you


both again wc will always grieve. Ml* will .s’et' you at the street and at Ardlc too, because at the end of the day our words are true.


Pal, Jeannette and Stephen and .Jayd, Amanda and Arreii.


ORMISTON Peter


Tragically taken


From Margaret and Graham, Kale and Thomas.


Januaiy’ 25th, 2004. Treasured memories of the good times we shared, Arc with us always.


Died .January 25th, 2004. Always remembered. Each and every day. h'rom Mum.


ORMISTON Peter


BURSTON Linda Ann


The family of the late Linda would like to thank all relatives, friends


and


Loving memories o f Thomas for her kin^ our dear daughter and


comfortinE ministrations.


HODGSON Raymond


Enid, Mary, Louie, Albert and families would like to express their sincere thanks to


all relatives, friends and neighbours for A the many kind ^ expressions


of


the North West Air ” Ambulance.


Centre and to everyone who has given donations for A


Doctors and all staff at f i r Slaidburn Health ”


empathy and letters and cards of ft* condolence received ” during their sad loss. Thanking also the Rev. Rachel Wilson A tor her kind words ^ and_ comforting ministrations, to the


neighbours for all the kind messages of sympathy, cards of condolence, love and support they have received during llieir recent sad loss. Snecial thanks to the Christie Hospital, East Lancs Hospice, District Nurses and Doctors who have cared for Linda during her illness and to Reverend


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HOSKIIMG (nee Riley)


Catherine and Matt are delighted to announce the birth of their beautiful son


f Theo William


Born January 6th, 2008 at home weighing 71b loz


InlMemoriamn -■ lAckno'wIedgements


JEPHSON Elizabeth (Betty)


The family of the late Hetty .Jeiiiison would like thanK all relatives.


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STYPINSKI (nee Carter) Winefride


The family of the late \Vinefrlde Stypinski or Miss Carter as slie was fondly rememhered by the hiany pupils she taught at St Michaels and St .Johns in her 38 year career, would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for all the kind messages of sN innathy and cards of condolence received at this sad time, also thanks to e\eryone who has remembered Winefride In tlieir prayers or Masses. Special thanks to the doctors, ambulance crew and staff on Ward C8 at Royal


Hlackburn Hosphal for the care gi\en to


\VinefruIe and tt> Father Duggan and Father Wareing foi* their kind and comforting trations.


friends neighbours veiy many messages of sympathy, cards and letters of condolence received during their recent sad loss. Special thanks also to Reverend Chris Stcrr>’ for his kind and


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Thank You ANN PRICE


Thanks to everyone who made my 50ih Birthday party a great night. With all your help we raised £441 with donations still


coming in towards opening a trust fund for my granddaughter who has Rett Syndrome. A special thanks to Ann Bowman who also


raised a great deal at her 50lh birthday party to help Samantha.


Thanks to Yvonne for my cake,


British Legion (Susan) for my buffet and to all my great friends.


Thank you xxx r


WRIGLEY (nee Holt)


Russ and Karen


V— ' • are pleased to announce the safe arrival of


Noah David


1 Weighing 61b 1102 on January 15th, 2008. A special thank you to all midwives and colleagues at E.W.M.U. and Ribble Valley Midwives


50th Birthday • 5 0 50 5 0


To a special granddaughter Happy 18th Birthday All our love Grandma and Grandad MeVarish


5 0 51) 50 BRUNKER


Roy January 24th


Happy 50th Birthday


Lots of love Paula xx Happy Birthday Dad


I n a TYNE Holly Jayne


Holly would like to say a huge thank you to her wonderful family and friends for cards and gifts received on her 21st birthday.


Also special thanks to mum and dad for a great party xxx


1 tnui'..D r r- 3 i ib L e ; Jou Scott and Kelly xx 50


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Maria Victoria ■ Nicholas


Mr and Mrs Masterman are delighted to


announce the engagment of thier daughter Maria Victoria to Nicholas son of Mr and Mrs Booth


Love and congratulations from both families xxx


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Happy 18th Birthday Amy Lots of love Aunty Lisa, Uncle Don, Sophie and Rnlay xxx


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WADDINGTON Amy


January 30th To a wonderful


daughter and sister Happy 18th


Have a fab day and enjoy your party!


All our love Dad, Lisa, Samuel and Cameron xxx


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Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, January 24th, 2008 23


Fm glad to see the back of all this centre nuisance


AS a resident of Church Street I am gladdened by the news that the Trinity Partner­ ship will no longer be involved in the running of the St Mary’s Centre. Under their tenure, the hall, which


St Mary’s Centre: latest letter to the Editor


should indeed be a valuable community resource, has become a mis-managed and amateurish project. The latest example was a drunken


party on Saturday evening which breached the licensing conditions attached to the hall - a party which, as is usual the staff failed properly to police and which led to misery well into the early hours for residents of Church Brow, Church Street and York Street. This even.t like many of its type since


Trinity took over, has singularly failed to display the Christian neighbourly ethos which Trinity professes. Events such as that of Saturday Janu­


ary 19th have led to complaint after com­ plaint to the licensing authority, to the “management” (sic) of the Hall and to Mr Jackson. Assurances have frequently been given and promises made but rarely honoured. However, I have the perfect solution.


Parties and events involving the sale of liquor could be held at the former Grand Cinema.I understand the building is


sound-proofed, unlike the Parish Hall. There is a p[urpose- built bar. There is, may I suggest it, even space for a cinema. Residents of the Valley will well recall


the brouhaha when Mr Lancaster and his foundation rode to the rescue of the Grand Cinema, which had been in public ownership between 1993 and 2002, and which led to the purchase of the building by the Lancaster Foundation and which over the years has led to grants from RVBC of £23,244 and later £7,500. There may have been more. Now, eight years or so on, the Grand


Cinema in York Street remains closed and cinema provision in Clitheroe is ended. I ask this simple question: Would those volunteers who spent night after night in the early 90s preparing the cine­ ma for the opening of “Whistle Down the Wind” have given their time had they known that the Grand was to have been given up for its present purpose? The residents of the Ribble Valley


could be forgiven for misunderstanding that the use of the Parish Hall was to be but a temporary measure pending restoration of the Grand. Now that the Grand is restored why


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Trinity: The future


A MEMBER of the Board of Trustees at the Trinity Partnership has not denied that there have been problems surround­ ing St Mary’s Centre. Although he has not yet seen the con­


tents of the letter above, Mr Ian Brown confirmed that there had been issues and said that steps were being taken. There would be no bar at tomorrow


night’s event featuring the CRGS Swing Band and the Eric Ainsworth Quartet. Trinity’s involvement with the St


Mary’s Centre will end in March. Mr Brown, a member of Trinity’s


board of trustees, confirmed that the sit­ uation surrounding the parish church hall had not changed. He said Trinity had taken on the St


Mary’s Centre with a view to it becom­ ing an arts centre, subject to funding from various sources. However, Mr Brown said the main


funding source had fallen through for a number of reasons and, as a result, Trin­ ity had decided to pull out of the facility. Said Mr Brown: “Trinity is a social


enterprise and it was an ambitious plan to build an arts centre but that is now not going to be. “As far as Trinity goes, it has gone through a difficult time, particularly due


AN article on page 21 of last week’s Clitheroe Advertiser urged more Valley villages to get involved with the Lan­ cashire Best Kept Village Competition, which this year celebrates its 50th anniversary. Unfortunately, there was an error in


the article, which referred to a judges’ conference at Chipping Village Hall on May ISth.That event is planned for Sat­


to the St Mary’s Centre which has been a drain on the finances. “Trinity did go through a difficult


stage before Christmas. We are not quite out of the woods but, long term, we have a strong board and we are going to turn it around. “We have a lot of things in place to


make sure nothing happens to Trinity as it does a lot of good. The main thing is that Trinity moves forward and we have a determination to move Trinity for­ ward. “We have had a meeting with projects


managers and staff and told them exact­ ly what is going on and everyone is mov­ ing forward at Trinity with one aim in mind. It has been quite enlightening.” Mr Brown also confirmed that Geoff


Jackson, who is employed by Lancashire County Council, currently had no involvement in Trinity or any of its proj­ ects. Said Mr Brown: “There is no hidden


agenda or anything secret.” He added that a meeting was taking


place later this week or early next week with the parish church trustees to ensure the transition at the end of March is as easy as possible.


Villages contest seeking judges


urday, May 10th, and will include a mock judging exercise around the village. Organisers of the competition are seek­ ing more volunteer judges with a meet­ ing for anyone interested at Bilsborrow Village Hall on March 31st at 7-30 p.m. Anyone wanting more information on


how to enter the competition or volun­ teer as a judge can call Jeanette Lowe on 01257 481415.


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