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‘Peacehaven’ Chapel of Rest The Genuine and Independent


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Brian, Jean, Carl and Patdine Tel: Clitheroe 441297


her home in Clitheroe, F ran ce s , aged 95 years, the dearly loved mum o f Lin da. Denise, Ja n e t and Heather, also a loving mother-in-lavY, nana and great-nana.


On April


Service, 10 - 12 Whalley Road, Clitheroe, B B7 lAW. In q u ir ie s . Tel. 0 12 0 0 44304.q.


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A funeral ser\ice and cremation vYill take place a t Accrington Crematorium on Monday, A pr il 18 th , 2 0 1 1 a t n - 4 0 a .m. Fam i ly flow ers only p lea se , donations maybe made to Castle Medical G rou p, c/o M r T e ren c e Scott, C lith ero e


Now at rest.


BOWKER Frances


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Blackburn Hosp ital, Florence, aged 8 8 yea rs, the dearly loved wife o f the late Morris and a much lo v ed sister-in-law o f Nigel, a lovin g mother o f L i lian , V ivien and Susan, a dear mother- in-law o f Jo e , Roger and Jo h n , a lso a devoted grandma and great-grandma. Rcpoiung


Monday, A p r i l 1 1 th , 2 0 1 1 ,


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Peacehaven Chapel o f R es t. S e rv ice and inte rment will take place at St Catlierinc's Church, West Bradford, tomorrow, Friday, April 15th a t 3 p.m. F am i ly flowers only please, donations in memoiy o f Florence i f so desired may be given


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Ca th er in e's Church, c/o Mrs S. Westell, 5 Southfie ld, Much Hoole, Preston, PR 4 4ITB. In q u ir ie s to Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 0 12 0 0 441297»________


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moth er- in - law o f S teve. a d e a re st grandma o f S tev en and Jo y , also a dear g rea t-gran dm a


fo rm e r ly o f Saod en , the dearly loved wife o f the late Jam e s Alan, a much loved mother o f


P ea ce fully on A pr il 10 th , 2 0 1 1 , a f te r a short illness, Marion, aged 8 7


CUFF Marion


y e a r s , Jo y c e , lo v in g


‘P eacehaven’ Chapel o f Rest. A service vrill be held at S t Nicholas Church, S ab d en , on Wednesday, A p r i l 20 th a t 1 1 - 1 5 a .m. followed b y cremation a t


Jo e l , Scarlett and Leo. R epo s in g


Crematorium a t 12 -2 0 p.m. Fam i ly f low e rs only please, donations in memop^ o f Marion, i f so desired, may be given fo r C an cer Research U.K. c/o Mrs F. Haworth,


Acc rington


P en d lc s id c Close, S abd en , B B 7 9D J . In q u ir ie s to B r ian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 0 12 0 0


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on Telephone (day or night) 443045 01200


Cam p b e l l , aged 8 8 y e a r s , former ly o f


P e a c e fu l ly on ‘ Apr il 3 rd , 2 0 1 1 , at the Ceris N ew yd d Nurs in g Home,


HOPWOOD Campbell


Bangor,


Clitheroe , the de arly lo v ed husband o f M a ry , a much loved dad o f Peter and Jan e , a d e a r father-in-law o f H i la ry and Huw, a d e vo ted grandpa o f M a rk , S a rah , L au ra a n d T hom a s, a lso a d e a r brother o f Rene. R ep o s in g


h e ld a t St M a rk ’s P a r ish Church on T uesda y, April 19th, at 1 1 - 3 0 a.m. followed by interment at Clithcroe C em e te ry Woodland B u r ia l. Family flowers on ly please, donations in memory


Peacehaven Chapel o f Res t. A service will be


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Campbell i f so desired m a y DC given for and plea se make cheques payab le to:- P.C.C. o f S t M a r y Magdalene C l ith e ro e , c/o the P a r ish Office, St M a ry 's Centre, Church Street , Clitlieroe, B B7 2D G . In quir ie s to B r ian Price and Son Funera l Directors. Tel. 0 12 0 0 441297.


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p e a c e fu l ly on A pr il 8th, 2 0 1 1 , Gerry, aged 8 7 y e a r s , the de arly lo v ed husband o f Audre y, a much loved fa th e r o f Peter and T r a c ^ , also a devoted g randad o f Katie and Thomas.


P a s s ed awa y


Clitheroe tliis evening T hu rsd a y, April 14th a t 7 -3 0 p.m. Requiem M a s s will be offered tom o r row , F r id a y A p r i l 15 th , at 10 -4 5 a .m .


Church,


A cc r in g to n Crem­ atorium at 12 -2 0 p.m. F am i ly flowers o n ly p le a se , donations in memory o f Gerry i f so de sired may be given fo r C an c e r Research UK , c /o Mrs S B la ck b u rn , M on tagu e


c rem a t io n


followed b y at


C l ith e ro e , B B7 2E B . In q u ir ie s to B r ian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 0 12 0 0


Street, 14


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donation maybe made to Multiple Sclerosis T ru s t , c/o T erence S co t t ,


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Peacefully at Clitheroe Hospital, on Tuesday, A pr il 5th, 2 0 1 1 , aged 75 y e a r s, Alice Ruth Wright beloved wife o f tlie late William. F u n e ra l service and c rem a t io n will take p la c e a t Accrington C rem a tor ium on Monday, April 18th at 1 -4 0 p.m. Please no' f low e r s , but


Alice Ruth


Peacehaven Chapel o f R e s t. Reception into S t M ich ae l and S t Jo h n ’s


R ep o s in g in


A l iso n and fam i lie s would like to express th e ir sincere thante to a ll rela tive s, fr ien d s an d neighbours fo r th e many kind e x p re s s io n s


N ig e l , Jo n a th an ,


con dolen ce received during their sad loss. T hanking also Ju d ith T a lb o t fo r h er kind words and to all who a ttended the funeral service and have given d o n a t io n s and to B r ian , Je an , Carl and Pauline for all funeral arrangements.


cards WALSH


Dick, Carole, Jo h n an d familie s would like to express th eir sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and n eigh b ours fo r the m an y


(formerly Musgrove) Winifred (Winnie)


e xp re s s io n s kind


con dolen ce received during their sad loss. T hanking also Father J . Corcoran fo r his k in d words and com fo r t ing m in is ­ tra tions, to everyone who attended the funeral and have given d o n a t io n s for T he M an o r House. T he y w o u ld also l ik e ' to e x p re s s


sympathy and letters a n d


cards


appreciation to Ja n e t an d S t a f f a t T he M an o r House for all th e ir


th e ir


kindness and finally to the Price family for all funeral arrangements.


care and


sympa tliy and letters an d


RJ.P.


JACQUES Gerald (Gerry)


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Ian , Christine and familie s would like to e xp re ss their sincere thanks to all relatives, f r ie n d s


Harold Ellaby


n eigh b ours fo r the m an y


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sympathy, letters and c a rd s o f condolence received during their sad loss, and tor the k in d


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A lzh iem e r ’s So c ie ty and Castleford Home. T h an k in g Doctor McMeekin and the N u r s e s


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P cn d lc s id e Medical Practice, and the S ta f f a t Ca stle ford Home fo r th e ir care and support over the past few y e a r s, Cannon Rodney Nicholson for h is


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C l ith e ro e Fun era l S e rvice for their care and attention. Finally to th e Post House Hotel, a big thank you fo r looking after us.


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P au lin e and all the fam i ly would like to e xp re ss their sincere thanks to everyone for th e many kind e xp re s s io n s


MONTAGUE Alan Ronald


con dolen ce received during their sad loss. T h an k in g R e v e ren d


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Nicholson for his kind words and comforting ministrations and to e v e ryo n e


a lso R.


a ttended the funeral an d have given donations for Cancer Research UIC_______


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1 kind o f CARNEY


From Mum and brother Jam e s and family and your sons George and Harry


In loving memoiy o f a dear son, A pr il 12th, 20 08 . 7)'rne goes by David, But we neverforget, Love and miss you lots.


David Charles


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Loving memorie s o f a d e a r wife,- mother, g randma and great- g ran dm a who died April 15 th , 2 0 10 . Sadly missed.


WHITEHEAD Barbara


DALY But your smile will


L ove from Allan , G a r ry , C ra ig , Gill, Jo a n n e ,


always be remembered.


S te v en , A l ish a and Connor.


InOurTlioughts Lord St Jude


Stephen,


Adam April 15th


Happy 18th Birthday r • Son,


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Have a great weekend . . Love Mum,


T h an l^ to our Lady and S t Peter.


Printed a s promised. Prayers answered


fThanks to St Jude for


Births , ' COWKING - Irrs I


A GIRL! BENNETT Matt, Leanne and Finlay


are delighted to announce the quick, safe arrival of


Millie May Cowking


Born on March 24th, 2011 Weighing 51b 11oz


Special thanks to everyone at Blackburn Birthing Centre


( .A \ avours received. AM. EARNSHAW j-


Daniel Charles' April 19th


Happy 18th Birthday Daniel,


Wishing you Health and


Happiness. All our love Mum, Gary, Ben, Conor and Isaac xxx.


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A WEEK of science-inspired projects, lessons and activities was enjoyed by pupils at St Leon­ ard’s Primary School, Langho. They joined in National Science Week with


a plethora of fun and educational activities de­ signed to inspire and increase their scientific un­ derstanding. The week started with a bang when Radio Lan­


cashire broadcast live from the school during an introductory assembly in which Claire Holt, of Flash Bang Science, demonstrated a very noisy “whoosh bottle” . She was one o f several scientists


who visited during the week to promote science to the children. Claire, who is a former chemical engineer, is


keen to promote science to children, which she does by bringing a specially equipped mobile lab to schools. Over three days all the children in the school participated in exciting science experi­ ments in the special lab set up in the school play­ ground. Ambassadors from Astrazenica, Johnson Mat-


they and the Paramedic Service also contributed to the week with various workshops and talks. A


18th Birthday


EXPERIMENT: Pupils Joseph Scott (8) and Elizabeth Vaughn-Wil- liams(9) demonstrate some science in action. G1702U/5b


SPECIAL GUESTS: The Mayor and Mayor­ ess of Ribble Valley meet pupils Wil- iiam Calver (9) and Coby Liness (9) during their science dem­ onstration. G170211/ 5a


highlight was an open afternoon, which was well supported by parents, governors and teachers from other local schools, along with the Mayor o f the Ribble Valley, Coun. Lois Rimmer. During the afternoon the pupils demonstrated science experiments and engaged visitors in various sci­ entific activities. Refreshments were provided by the school’s new Let’s Get Cooking Club. Headteacher Mrs Anne Pickup said: “ The


whole week was a huge success and inspired the pupils through engaging them in exciting practi­ cal science activities”


Village’s new youth group is launched


A NEW group for young peo­ ple between the ages of 10 and 16 from Newton and surround­ ing villages has been officially opened by County Coun. Mark Perks, Lancashire County Council’s cabinet member for


young people. Offering activities including


sports and games, pool, table ten­ nis, table football, Playstation Con­ nect games, arts and crafts, hoard games, cooking and a tuck shop, the club will be open every other Friday evening between 6r30 and 8-30 p.m. The youth group, which will be


based at Newton Village Hall, is the brainchild o f local resident Sally Emmanuel. Sally wanted to do something for young people in Newton and the surrounding vil­ lages. Sally and Gaja Gannon, a worker


o f o f


ALSO FAMILY AND FRIENDS GET TOGETHER TO REDUCE THE COST EVEN MORE.


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Call for more information on 01282 478134, 478135 or email janet.keegan@eastlancsnews.co.uk


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A N IC E LAN D IC district court ruling could recover Lancashire County Council’s money held in the


country’s banks. Lancashire County Council had


£6.436m with one of Iceland’s banks, Landsbanki, as well as£2.487m from the Lancashire Pensions Fund.


OFFICIAL OPENING: County Coun. Mark Perks with the young peo­ ple from Newton Youth Club, (s)


from the county council’s Young People’s Service met the young people in the area to ask them i f they would like a youth club. The answer was an overwhelming yes. ■ A t the meeting organised soon


after, the young people gave Sally and Gaja a long list o f what they would like to do. Sally worked with the young people and they elected a committee which consisted o f a chairperson, treasurer, tuck shop


organiser and activities organiser. Before opening the youth group, Sally put all the necessary paper­ work in place such as insurance and child protection procedures. She also realised that she could not open without some money for equipment and to pay rent on the village hall. The young people did some


fund-raising at the Hodder Valley Show last September and man­ aged to raise £200. The group was successful in applying for a grant o f £2,600 from Lancashire County Council’s YPS funds for voluntary groups. Ribble Valley Borough Council also gave the group £1,000 for equipment Speaking after the officially


opening. County Coun. Perks said: “ I would like to thank Sally and eve­ ryone else who has been involved in setting up this group. I have no doubt that the young people who attend will benefit hugely from the wide range o f activities on offer. “ I would also urge local residents


to get involved. I Imow that Sally is keen for parents and local residents to help support the group and vol­ unteer for some Friday evenings.” The group organised a disco to


celebrate 90 years of the village hall and will be running the raffle at the May Queen event in June to raise money for the youth group.


County’s frozen cash could be thawing The Icelandic district court has


now found in favour of councils and ruled that deposits placed by UK wholesale depositors have priority status in the winding up o f the two Icelandic banks, Landsbanki and Glitnir. Countv treasurer Gill Kilnatrick


said: “Obviously we are very pleased at the outcome. “Based on the current statement


of assets and liabilities of Landsban­ ki, we anticipate that we will recover between 85% and 90% of the value of our claim. ■ “This final fisure is still subiect


to confirmation. We are unlikely to find out until some time in the summer. An appeal to the Supreme Court is also a real possibility given the arhounts at stake. “We will continue our hard work


to recover as much of Lancashire’s money as we can.”


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MILE SWIMMER: Francesca Bird (front) with her sister, Antonia (back) and Bethany Rose (middle).


Francesca (10) in one mile swim for charity


TEN-YEAR-OLD Francesca Bird swam 64 lengths at Ribblesdale Pool on Saturday - the equivalent to one mile - to raise funds for the Candle 4 Katy appeal. The youngster raised £200 by completing


the sponsored swim and was cheered on by her sister, Antonia, and Bethany Rose. Nine-year-old Bethany has raised more than


£10,000 for the charity Cancer Care in memory of her mum, Katy Rose. (S)


Air ambulance call out


PARAMEDICS supported by the North West Air Ambulance looked after an 80- year-old woman, who became unwell in Slaidbum on Sunday.


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