18 Clitheroe Advertiser&Times, Thursday, January 31st, 2008
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GREENFIELD Benjamin (Ben)
On 'Fhursday, Januarj' 24th, 2008, peacefully in h ospital and o f Billington, Ben, aged 88 yea rs, the dearly be lo ved husband of Alice, dearest father of S ue and Roy, father- in-law o f Bill, also a dear uncle and good friend to many. A funeral sei*\’lce and com m it ta l will take p la c e ' on T hursda y, J an u a ry 31st at F I e :t s i n g I o n Crematorium at 2-30 p.m. I'amily floAvcrs on ly please. All fu r th er iiupiiries to Hyndhurn Funeral S e rv ic e s , Queens Road, Accrington. 'Fcl.
012*14 2.S31.33.
SHARPLES Herbert (Bert)
C lith c ro e , who died peacefully at home on T u e sd a y ,
F o rm e r ly the pump a t ten d an t at Low Moo r
22nd, 2008, aged 78 years, the dearly loved h u sb an d o f the late .lean S h arp ie s , the dea r father o f Chris, lo vin g b roth e r o f S ydney and brother- in-law o f Doris. T h e funeral service and interment will tak e
Lo n g r id g e Parish Church
L aw ren ce,
place at o f St
on
Th u rsd ay , J a n u a ry 3 1 s t at 2 p.m. All in q u ir ie s to William H oughton Funeral Directors, Chapel Hill, Longridge. Tel. 01772 782291._____________
J an u ary Garage,
SOUTKWORTH (nee Douglas) Connie
followed by service o f thank sg iving at St Mary's, CHlheroe on Friday, F elmiaiy 15th at 12 noon. Inc]uires. Tel. oi7.*i9 303129.
iriMemori^S Diet! J a n u a r y 29II1,
DICKINS Gadget
199S. Theiisay times a great healer.
But the ten years gone so
fast. We miss you all the time. Till we will meet again
Love a lw a y s M um , Terry an d Hannah.
DICKINS Gadget
Wc miss you so much every single day, Ten years. It does not seem like it, h'ic? stillfeel that you should be here, IFc will always love you. y o u r s is te r H an n ah
TANN Raymond
Died F e b ru a r y 3 rd , 2006.
Remembering our special times. Ixjvc Eileen.
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Aged 90 years, widow o f the late Alan, much loved mother o f Hilaiy and g ran dm o th e r o f Lucy and James. Private family funeral and
c rem a tion
Privately owned family business Monumental masons
Caring Professional Service In Memoriam .
WALMSLEY Angle
Died F eb ru a ry 2n d , 2003. Time passes,
Loved and rcmem6ercd everyday. Miss you Any. Lots o f lo v e
Memories stay,
C la ire , T ra cy , J u l ie , N in a , C a ro l in e E, T ru d y , C a ro l in e R, M air & Emma.
ANGIE
Angela Kate Walmsiey
A part o f us went with you on February 2nd, 2003. Miss you so much baby
face. Love you Mum an d Dad XX.
ANGIE
Angela Kate Walmsiey
ire miss you each and every single day.
Love you more xxxx. N ik ,
S tep h en , Harrison and A iexa.
WALMSLEY Angle
February 2nd 2003. Miss you and love you always, Forever in our thoughts.
A u n t ie S u e , U n c le F ete, Debi, S im o n , Donna, Simon, S cott and Jordan xx.
Birthday n/lemories ^
MAKINSON Luke
February 2nd. Loving and thinking o f you on your 18th Birthday, Not just today but everyday.
G ran dm a , G ran d a d and all the family xx.
Acknovirledgenfierits'
BARNES Maiy
(Molly)
sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and n eighbours for the supnort, kindnes s , kind mes sages o f sympa thy, cards o f condo lence, tributes
floral and
donations to English Martyrs
received
during th e ir recent sad loss. S p ec ial thanks to the nursing s ta f f o f Pendle Ward at Clitheroc Mosnital, all who attended ll ie funeral Mass, Father Philip Price for all his support and prayers and
f in al ly to
Langshaws Funeral S eivice foi: their help and sensitivity. . Thank you and God bless tiou all.
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Linda and Denis wish to exp ress
th e ir HAYWARD
Rose and Jack would like to thank everyone who made their Golden Wedding Anniversary such a memorable occasion. Thank you to family and friends for the cards and gifts.
Christenings
JOHNSON (SMITHIES)
j CALLUM LESLIE
^ \ Thank you to everyone who attended St Helen’s Church, Waddington andThe Swan and
Royal, Clitheroe to celebrate the christening of our special baby boy
Many kind thanks for the lovely cards and gifts he received
Jane, Graham, Alleesha and Callum
^ POOLE f / Adam George
^ 2 1 February 2nd i i l t ■ i l i a
To a very special Son Happy 21st
Love M um and Bryan xxx
WADDINGTON Amy Gemma January 30th To a special
Daughter and Sister
Happy 18th
Lots of love Mum, Trevor, Zak, Jade and Dale xxx
To a wonderful Granddaughter Love from Nana and
/ f ' : . _ Soz, Grandad and li'.i
Carol xxx
Happy 18th Amy Love from Uncle
Jason, Aunty Donna, Libby, Lauren and Daniel xxx
!H >n I f f i f Diamond W^ckng M A R SD E N
Arnold and Jean February 1st
Congratulations Mum and Dad on your Golden Wedding
Love from Paul, Bernadette, Bart, Jackie, Arnold, Sam, Mick, Rachel, Stephen and' __.__Angela
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ani* kisses Granny and Grandad
grandchildren xx iiii ilitJil BARLOW
Harry and Margot January 31st
Congratulations mum and dad on 60 happy years together
Love Ingrid and Aidan xxx
Lots of love Grandma and grandad From Pauline, Ben and Alice xxx
Happy Birthday to a wonderful brother Love Kirsty,
Darren and Je s s x x x
Congratulations little brother!
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Love Jon, Rowena, Brad, Bailey
and Baby A r th u r xx x ’
Paul and Deraadette Februa^ 5Lli
WODDEN Congratulalions on your
(Silver Wedding Anniversai)' Mum and Dad.
Lots of love. MattlieT and Adam xx
pjn <. , WORDEN Paul and Bernadette February 5th
Congratulations on
your.Silver Wedding Have a very Happy Anniversary All our love
Dad and Mum, Brothers, Sisters and Nephews and Nieces xx Svcruiy
POOLE Adam
George February 2nd
Best wishes from Dad
^ 21 \21 lAcknowledgements- HOULKER Grace Greaves
T h e family o f the late G race w ou ld like to th an k a l l relat iv es , fr ien ds
and
n e igh b ou rs for the m an y
s ym p a th y , card s o f con d o len c e b e au t i fu l
and floral
tr ib utes received at this sad time. Special thank s to Do c tor Huson, al l the s ta f f at C lith e ro e Health Centre and Clitheroe C om m un ity Hospital for all their care and attention, also to Jane Wood at S ocial Services and Claimar N u rs in g and C are Serv ices who looked a f te r G ra c e with kindness and dignity. T h an k s to Reverend T im T h o rp e for his kind w o rd s and c o m f o r t i n g minis trations and to e v e ryon e
attended the funeral service. Finally thank you to C i ith c ro c Funeral S e rv ic e for th e ir su p p o r t and funeral arrangements.
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MARSDEN (nee Ford) Yoland
Gwilym and all the famify would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, fr ien ds
and
neighbou rs fo r the many
kind exp ress ions cards
sympathy and letters and
o f o f
con do len ce received during their sad loss. T h ank in g also the Rev. Norma Johnson and ou r friends at C lith e ro c U.R.C. for such a fitting service and to everyone who attended and have given donations. We would also lik e to express our thanks to D r F la t le y for his kindness and care.
OUR LORD & ST JUDE
T h a n k s fo r p ra y e r s answered.
KENYON
Kaley Louise February 5th
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Follow your dreams Happy 21st Birthday
Love Mum, Dad, Kirk, Anna and Zak xx
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MELLIN Rachel
February 1st Congratulations
Love and best wishes
.. Mum, Dad, Adam and Louisa Happy 21st Auntie Rachel
Love from Shaun,Tallulah and Tiffany
Happy 21st Rachel Lots of love John xx 21 21 21
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21st Birthday.. 40th Birthday.’ 40 40 40
PATEMAN Donna
February 2nd
Look who's 40 Lots of love Mum, Dad, '
Alison, Wayne, Ann, Sami,
Jen and Pete XX
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Love and kisses Nin and Sophie xx
Love you lots Andrew xx
Kisses from Nieces and Nephews ' ' '■ 50th Birthday.; ■ ■ ’ . 4G 40 40 -
Cricketer’s career as a batsman
and umpire A TRIP down memory lane was taken" by a retired Lancashire bats man and umpire at a meeting of Clitheroe and District Probus Club.
^A 'l r Jack Schofield I^Wired his experiences in ^ ^ n c a sh ire League Cricket, from his early schoolboy years as a hero-worshipping onlook er through his years as a batsman, and then umpiring from, which he has retired. The characters he met
covered the full range of cricketing types - not least the realistically gloomy guy who careful ly put down his lit ciga rette on the table, went out to bat, was out first ball, and returned to fin ish the cigarette. After a short question
CAPSTICK David
February 3rd Happy 50th
Birthday David "GOTCHA!"
From Jane, Sarah-Jane, Leanne, Ste, Tyler, Connor, Mum Capstick and Ellie xxxxx
fej
time, member Norman Robinson, who recalled th a t he too had many happy cricketing memo ries thanked the speaker. The next meeting is tomorrow, February 1st at the Pendle Club, Low- ergate, Clitheroe, at 10.45 a.m. David and Jil Atkinson
will present a talk enti tled “A Royal Variety Show”. Call 01200 427870 for further details.
Rights for
children NORTH West MEP Gary Titley believes chil dren will enjoy better protection right across Europe, once the new EU reform treaty comes into force. Speaking in Stras
bourg, Mr Titley told fel low MEPs that the Lis bon Treaty had included the protection of chil dren’s rights as a funda mental objective of the EU. Labour MEPs want
measures put in place to stop children being put at risk from dangers such as online exploitation and child trafficking. They also want children’s
«
' ;hts to be covered by OSS border laws and ensure th a t criminal
information about all known sex offenders from EU countries is shared frequently. Mr Titley said: “Once the Lisbon Treaty is on the statute book, all EU policies and laws will effectively become child-proofed. “That should ensure
children’s rights and interests are at the fore front of policy develop ments, not a mere after thought.”
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A REVIVED Ribble Val ley Rotaract held its first Charter night for several years.
Sometimes described as
the junior branch of the Rotary Club, Rotaract is a club for 18 to 30-year- olds dedicated to fun, fel lowship and community service. The Ribble Val ley branch of the club became dormant some years ago following the untimely death of its president. Heather Schofield, in a diving accident. Now a handful of individuals have got the club up and running again and are hoping to recruit more new mem bers. The club’s president
Amelia Russell and fellow Charter Night organiser Gillian Emmott hosted a group of Rotaract presi dents from Lancashire Rotaract Clubs, plus Rotarians from Clitheroe,
Junior Rotarians enjoy dinner /
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Ribblesdale, Church and Oswaldtwistle. Amelia’s father, Derek,
- a Ribblesdale Rotarian - gave a short speech about how involvement in Rotaract had benefit ed both Amelia and Gillian. Other speeches from Amelia and the Rotaract district vice-
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chairman showed a cama raderie involving support, fun, and fellowship with in the wider organisation of Lancashire’s Rotaract' Clubs. Ribble Valley Rotract is supported by the Rotary Clubs of Clitheroe and Ribbles dale. The only qualifications
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for joining are being the right age and having a desire to be involved. Membership will guaran tee a lifetime involvement with a worldwide organi sation dedicated to peace and fellowship the world over. Anyone interested in joining Ribble Valley
Rotaract can contact Amelia on 01200 425846. You can also find out
more about Rotaract via its website, which is
www.rotaract.org.uk Our picture shows
members and guests enjoying the Ribble Val ley Rotaract Charter Night, (s)
Village school scoops £5,000 grant by Beth Ellison
A CHIPPING school has won £5,000 in recognition of its efforts to achieve sustainability. Brabins Endowed School is
one of just 56 schools to success fully beat off competition from across England to ivin the grant, awarded by the National College for School Leadership. To bid for the money, Brabins
submitted details of current sus tainable projects, how they have been led and how they propose to share their experiences with other schools. The entry was recognised for
its already progressive sustain able practise and for its high quality leadership.
Brabins was presented with its
permanent green Eco-Schools flag in September last year. It has a proactive eco-committee which attracts support from par ents, governors and local envi ronmentalists and has a well- established recycling programme that reduces its waste disposal costs and the amount of general waste being taken away to land fill sites. Little money is spent on pur
chasing local authority refuse sacks and the school generates an income from some of its proj ects, which is used to maintain a high level of classroom support. The school is presently investi gating the introduction of solar energy to further reduce electric ity bills in the future.
Brabins, which has links rvith
a Canadian school, is closely studying its counterparts’ sus tainable school policy and the initiatives it has in place to con serve energy. Using the grant money, the
school will now form a network with other schools in the area to share good practice in sustain able thinking. It is also set to assist NCSL with research into leading sustainability in schools in varying educational settings. Toby Greany, NCSL’s Opera
tional Director of Research and Policy, said: “We have been extremely impressed with the number and the standard of applications we received from schools bidding for the grants. Its really shows the effort which
schools are starting to put in to sustainability. This commitment is great news and shows that the scale of the problem is recog nised among school leaders, we look fonvard to them assisting us with our research. “We remain dedicated to sup
porting heads to be sustainable and hope that these grants go some way towards helping them achieve this. It seems likely that the government will expect schools to achieve significant reductions in carbon emissions in coming years, so the issue is becoming increasingly impor tant.
Our ultimate aim at NCSL is
to'support school leaders to explore and share effective prac tice in this critical area.”
Proposal for utility room
A PLANNING applica tion has been submitted to Ribble Valley Bor ough Council for the pro posed construction of rear u tility room and porch extension at Clos es Hall, Stump Cross Lane, Bolton-by-Bow- land. Permission is also
sought to construct four dormer roof windows and external sitting room canopy on the front facade and fenes tration changes associat ed with various other internal improvements. Comments on the pro
posal (number 0064) must be made to the council by February 15th. Other plans submitted
include: Billinglon: New first
floor and ground floor extension and associated alterations at 40 Painter Wood (0062). Chipping: Conversion
of a stone barn to form a single holiday cottage at Crag House, Fish House Lane (0036). Read: Demolish exist
ing garage/office/utility and build new garage/lounge/toilet/utili ty room at 18 Bucking ham Drive (0051). Tossidc: Remove con
dition number 5 of plan ning consent which restricts occupation of the farmhouse to persons employed or previously- employed in agriculture at Well House Farm house, (0073). Whalley: Replacement
of rear windows with hardwood double glazed units, to match existing. Alterations to first floor corridor to form liew bedroom doorway and extended partition at 16 Church Lane, Whalley (0065).
Birthday girl Kathleen celebrates 90th Charity run
FAMILY and friends joined Manor House resident Mrs Kathleen Watson to celebrate her 90th birthday. Born in Ripon, Mrs Watson has lived at
the Chatburn home since May last year. She celebreated her ninth decade with a gathering at the Manor House and a meal
out.. Mrs Watson, who trained as a nurse,
started work when she was just 14 working in a shop selling wool and baby linen in Solihull. She married her husband, Arthur, when she was 25 and the couple went on to have nine children - two boys and seven
girls. As Mr Watson worked as an engineer,
the couple moved several times during their married life living in Clitheroe, Blackburn and Scotland. He died three years ago. Mrs Watson, who has six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren, enjoys knitting and sewing. Birthday girl Mrs Watson is pic tured with special party guests the Mayor of the Ribble Valley, Coun. Doreen Taylor, and her consort, Mr Gordon Taylor. (B180108/2b)
FANCY putting your best feet fonvard and tak ing part in the Great Manchester Run to raise cash for charity? Although the on-line
registration for the event has closed, Marie Curie Cancer Care has a limit ed number of places available in the fund-rais er.
If you would like to be
considered for one of the charity’s places, e-mail regionaleventsnorth@ma
ricurie.org.uk or ring 01772749797.
Bench theft
A WOODEN bench has been stolen from Turner Street, Clitheroe. The theft of the bench,
valued at £50, took place some time between Mon day, January 7th and Sunday, January 13th.
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