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www.clitheroetoday.co.uk suits Ultraframe
A N article in last week’s Clitheroe Advertiser and Times reported that Clitheroe-based conservatory giant Ultraframe had lost a High Court patent battle with a rival company, Eurocell. The information contained in a
press release from Eurocell, was strictly true, but it transpires that far from losing the court battle, Ultraframe
is.delighted with the outcome of the case, which rein forced its patent and design rights and will see Eurocell paying sub stantial damages and legal costs to Ultraframe. Ultraframe Group technical
director Chris Richardson (pic tured) said that Derbyshire-based Eurocell was previously a cus tomer of Ultraframe, distributing its Ultralite 500 conservatory roofing system. In 2002 it began to make and sell its own compet-' ing system, “ Pinnacle 500”. Ultraframe sued, alleging that
the Pinnacle system was a copy of the Ultralite system and infringed both its patent and design rights. Eurocell claimed that the
Ultraframe patent was invalid and a lengthy and complex legal battle began, culminating in the High Court judgement on July 22nd. Mr Justice Lewison ruled that
the Eurocell system had not infringed any Ultraframe patent. He also ruled that both Ultra frame’s patent and its “unregis tered design right” to the Ultra lite 500 system were valid and that the Eurocell system had infringed that unregistered design right.
Consequently, he ruled that
Eurocell must pay Ultraframe’s legal costs, with £125,000 to be paid now and the rest assessed over the coming months. The judge ruled that the com
pany must pay damages to Ultra frame, relating to the amount of business lost by the Clitheroe company as a result of the com peting Pinnacle system, which infringed its design right. The exact amount of damages
Air ambulance used after biker accident
A MOTORCYCLIST was flown to hospi tal after his bike collided with a tractor and trailer on the narrow road from Saw- ley towards Settle on Friday morning. The 49 year-old man from Darwen
came off his bike and suffered what are thought tp be minor injuries to his back. He was flown by air ambulance to hospi tal to the Blackburn Royal Infirmary. The air ambulance charity is running a
campaign urging drivers and farmers to take extra care on country roads.
Car stickers are available at the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times office.
Had too much to drink
is yet to be determined by the court, but the final figure is expected to be substantial, possi bly running into six figures. Mr Richardson said that far
from having “ lost” the court case, the company was delighted with the outcome. He explained that, in broad
terms, a patent relates to the mechanics or workings of an invention, while the unregistered design right relates to its overall design, shape and configuration. The judge was clear that Euro
cell’s Pinnacle system did infringe Ultraframe’s unregis tered design rights for its Ultra lite 500 system. The court case had, said Mr
Richardson, confirmed and rein forced both Ultraframe's patent and unregistered design right for its Ultralite 500 system. I t if had found them to be
invalid, as Eurocell had claimed, that could have opened the door to a free-for-all for rivals to start copying and selling Ultraframe’s unique and innovative design. “We are delighted with the out
come of the case,” said Mr Richardson. “We invest between two and
three million pounds a year in research and development and we are determined to protect our groundbreaking designs. “We are very pleased to have
been successful and I would like to thank everyone who helped us, particularly all the people from Ultraframe who gave evidence during the case.”
Monday, 9th A i ip u t 9.00 - 9.30 am 9.45- 10.30 am 10.45- 11.15 am I 1.30 - 12.00 noon 12.15- 1.00 pm 2.00 - 2.45 pm 3.00- 4.00-
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2.15- 2.45 pm 3.00-3.30 pm 3.45 -4.15 pm
NIGEL EVANS - SUMMER SURGERY TOUR DATES AND TIMES
Tuesday. I Oth Aufjugt-
Chipping (opposite Parish Church Longrldge - Con. Club, Berry Lane Ribchester, hear Ribchestcr Con. Club Hurst Green, near War Memorial Whalley - Main Car Park Langho - outside Post Office Billlngton - junction CalderVale Avenue Barrow / Wiswell by King Charles Pub
Wednesday. I I th August:
Pendleton - Swan with Two Necks Read - Conservative Club Simonstone School Sabden - opposite Elf Garage Downham - by Post Office Remington - opposite Cosgrove’s Gisbum - opposite Pose Office Chatbum - near Post Office West Bradford -Village Hall Car Park
Wilpshire - near Haywards Butchers Clayton-le-Oale / Salesbury - by the Church Ramsgreave - Bulls Head Car Park Mellor - near Spar Osbaldcston - Higher Commons Lane Samtesbury & Cucrdale, Nabs Head Car Park, Nabs Head Lane
Thursday, 12th Aupnc«-
Hoghton, by shops on Alder Drive Cowpe Green, by shops on Grange Drive Higher Walton, MillTavem Car Park
Clitheroe - 9 Railway View (Con Office) Dunsop Bridge -Village Green Newton - near Parkers Arms Slaidbum - by Hark to Bounty Public House Tosside • by Church
Bolton by Bowland - near the Village Green Sawlcy - by Abbey
Friday. 13th August Grindleton - near Duke ofYork Grimsargh - Club Car Park
Goosnargh - Whittingham - Post Office Barton - by Koppcr Kettle
Sharoe Green - by Booth’s Supermarket Greyfriars - Shops, Beech Drive Cadlcy • Post Office, Boys Lane College - opp.Fulwood Police Station Garrison -White Hart,Watling Street Road
C L ITH E RO E man Daniel Matthew Moss (18), of Mayfield Avenue, was given a conditional discharge for six months by Blackburn magistrates after pleading guilty to using threatening behaviour. The court heard police were called to a
disturbance in Mayfield Avenue where Moss was standing on the front doorstep. He was arrested for a breach of the peace
but continued to be abusive and was re arrested for using threatening behaviour. Moss said he had just had too much to drink.
'ews from the Villages !.tiiyW1 ve.c iu S .{oniaiflo1 .hA) .(ia!so.%5) .-.,-,,0.■;. Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified)" In Memoriam. G E LDARD
* lowed by* interment at Clitheroe Cemetery. Family flowers only please, but donations may be made to the Heart Machine Fund c/o Clitheroe Funeral Services. 10-12 Whal ley Road, Clitheroe, BB7 1 AW. Tel. 01200 4 43 04 5 fo r a l l inquiries.
(Peacefully after a long illness, on Monday, August 2nd. at the East Lancs Hospice, Russell, aged 87 years, of Sabden. the beloved husband of Dorothy, dearly loved father of Stuart, dear father- in-law o f Pam and adored grandad of Russell. Lauren and Lydia. Funeral service take s p la c e on Monday, August 9th at St Nicholas’ Church. Sabden at 2-30 p.m. followed by interment in the churchyard. Family flowers only please, donations if desired to the East Lancashire Hospice or Marie Curie Nurses, c/o Bertwistles Funeral Service. Sta tion Road, Padiham. (Tel. 01282 771628.
DYSON Russell
Outing
An outing is being arranged to Blackpool in October by Sabden’s “ tea dancers”.
It takes place on Wednesday, October 6th, and includes lunch at Harry Ramsden’s and a matinee at the Winter Gardens. It costs £20 per person (tea dancers £16) and anyone interested should call Mrs Doreen Wright on 771398 to book.
-ootball
Sabden FC is holding training sessions on the Holme field on Tuesdays from 6-30 p.m. Anyone interested in joining the club or playing with any of the teams is welcome to join in. Please ring Nigel Clarkson on 680523 for details.
Annual show
Plans are well advanced for Sabden Horti cultural Society’s annual show later this month
Saturday, August 21st, and St Mary’s Hall, Whalley Road, is the venue and people from outside the village are very welcome to enter any of the 107 classes or just come along to enjoy the exhibits. There are classes for flowers, vegetables, adults and children’s handicrafts and art, baking, wine, flower arranging, photogra phy and eggs, so there is something for everyone.
Schedules have been distributed around the village or are available in the shops outlin ing all the classes and details.
Mr Bill Rimmer will open the show at 2 p.m. and present the major awards. The last day for entries is Thursday, August
19th.For more information, or if you are outside the village and want a schedule, please call
society secretary Mrs Betty Clarkson on 772762.
Concert
This year’s Christian Aid concert in Sabden takes place on Friday, October 22nd, in St Mary’s Hall. Demand for tickets out stripped supply last year so names of those wanting them should be left at each church or with Christian Council members.
Entertainment is by Tony Berry, lead singer with the Houghton Weavers.
Littlemoor
The children’s hospice, Derian House at Chorley, will benefit from a summer fair at Littlemoor sheltered housing, Stubbins Lane, on Saturday August 14th, between 10-30 a.m. and noon. There will be various stalls and everyone is welcome.
Funeral Directors ‘Peacehaven ’ Chapel o f Rest
The Genuine and Independent family concern of two generations
offering a 24 hr personal service
Brian, Jean, Carl and Pauline Tel: Clitheroe 441297
Pre-paid funeral plans available on request
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I Suddenly on Saturday, July 31st, 2004. Mick Geldard. aged 54 years, the loving son of Kathleen and the late Kenneth Geldard. father of Michelle and Michael, a d ea r brother. brother- in-law and uncle. A funeral service will take place on Monday, August 9th, 2004 at St James Church, Cli theroe at 11 a.m. fol
Michael (Mick)
mother o f Georfrey. dearly loved hiichVn!, AldwythandMartyn.a o f the late Erln2d very dear mother- beloved father or in in-law. grandma and son and dear broth.- great-grandma. A of Elsie and Marv aS funeral service and sadly missed by all ht.
late David. oving hough Farm thl
Accrington Cremato- St Mary's in rium at 2-20 p.m. Fam- church at 11 a.m ily flowers only please, to interment at Bar but donations to the rowford Cemeterv A ir Ambulance, c/o 12 noon. Flowere nl Clitheroe Funeral donations if dlsfr.H Service, all inquiries are being received fn. Clitheroe Funeral Pendle Stroke Gr0,.„ Service. 10/12 Whalley c/o Helliwell's Funnrni Road. Clitheroe. Tel. Service. Stott House 01200 443045.
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In loving memory of a dear brother, died August 7th, 1974.
Robert William G R IFFIN
Like frilling leaves the years go by, But memories of bint L will never die,
TREASURED MEMENTO
Paul,
William.Thomas. Anne, James and families.
ove from.Edward,
August 4th, 1997. Because you were so special, Ab words can ever say, How much we love and
F rom his loving daughters, Patricia, Jean and families.
miss you, Each and eveiy day.
In loving memory of a dear father, grandfa ther and great grandfather, who died,
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pher and Jonathan also a ^ d ea r s is te r o f Mildred. Reposing in Peacehaven Chapel of Rest. A service will be held at Trinity Meth od is t Church, on Tuesday. August 10th at 2 p.m. followed by interment at Clitheroe Cemetery. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Jean if so desired may be given for the Arthritis Research Campaign, c/o Mrs Pauline Price. 3 9 Downham Road. Chatburn, Clitheroe, BB7 4AU. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son Funeral
Directors.Tel. 01200 441297.
I of Clark House Farm, I Chipping, dearly loved 1
On July 30th. 2004, Peter, aged 64 years,
STOTT Peter
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ations i f desired to I Royal Agricul ture Benevolent Institute, or Rosemere Cancer
service will be at St B a r th o lom e w ’ s, Chipping, on Friday, (August 6th at 11 a.m. prior to cremation at Preston Crematorium at 12-30 p.m. Family flowers only, but don
land John, brother to IR a 1p h an d Jo h n , ! father-in-law, brother- in-law and special granddad. The funeral
husband of Kath, died, peacefullyat home, the much loved father of Sarah, Anne, Rachel
SPEAK' (nee Cook) David and Christine would like
to thank all family, friends
and inquiries to Wil l iam Houghton. Funeral Director, C h a p e 1 H i l l . Longridge. Tel. 01772 782291.
and colleagues for the lovely gifts and cards received on the occasion of their wedding.
Thanks for helping to make it a very special and
memorable day.
DUCKWORTH (nee Rothwell)
Chris and Sharon are pleased to
announce the safe
arrival of their Son, Elliott Christopher, on Ju ly 29th, 2004, weighing 91b 1oz, a
welcome Brother for Charlotte and Sophie.
Thanks to Caldervale Midwives and Ward C7 Queen's Park Hospital.
iTCfe0^ an.
FRANKLAND Ann and family are delighted to announce the arrival of our beautiful little Girl,
Eve Marie, 27.7.04.
Thanking family and friends for all their love, support, cards and presents and all the
Medical Staff involved.
DYER
Harry James August 7th
Happy 1st Birthday Little Man.
All my love Daddy.
DYER Harry
Happy 1st Birthday to my little Angel, ET‘ Harry, August 7th
Love, cuddles and kisses
Mummy xxxxx.
Happy Birthday to • / our little Cherub (ff
All our love Nanna and Grandad xxxxx.
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loved mother-in-lawof Geoff, a dearest nanna of Matthew, Christo
o f Grindleton, the dearly loved wife of the late Raymond, a much loved mother of Jean-Anneand John, a
Peacefully on August 2nd, 2004, in hospital, Jean, aged 72 years, of Clitheroe and formerly
ROBERTS Jean
Place today. Thursday, ice will be held tnri.,'. August 5th. 2004 at Friday. A n n S V « .d! I
cremation will take friends. A funerals.rv n l a r . In r ln v T h n r s r ta v I
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grove Residential |Hospital. after a short J?iness* i i arry.’ a9ed 81 formerly of vvhitl
Home. Low - Moor, |Hlness^Har^a^ld 8? Evelyn, aged 83 years, years, of Nelson ani the beloved wife of the fnrm.1
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Suddenly, but peace- On Sunday A n « „ . . fully on Thursday. July 1st, 2004. peacVfuUv?1 29th. 2004. at Beech- Burnley c | n I? !1
BAGSHAW I FRANKLAND Evelyn
Harry ?
A u g u s t 9th. memory.
KA Y Ruth
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All our love.’Rob and Val xxxx.
A decade since you passed away, We miss you more and more each day.
Thanks for Sympathy ■ L IT T L E
L o v e from all the familv.
August 5th, 2004 Thinking of you on your 50tb birthday.
ORMISTON Peter
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Ann Robbins and Christine Davies express their sincere thanks to family, friends and neighbours for the supportfollow ing the sad loss of their mum. Special thanks go to Canon Philip Dearden and to Jean and Brian Price for their comfort and guidance.
Beatrice Ellen Thank You .:
PINDER Steve
A big thank you to all family and friends for cards and gifts for my 40th Birthday.
A special thanks to Pam.
WILKINSON Andy
Wilko would like to thank everyone involved for making his 40th Birthday extravaganza a weekend to remember!! I had a brilliant time.
Special thanks to Lee and Denise at the Kings Arms, Rick and Richie, Geoff and Judith,
Tracey, Dave, Dec, Mick, Pete, Ged and Craig. Extra special thanks to my Wife Karen, you truly are amazing, i love you to bits. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
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August 9th, 2004
Congratulations on your 50th Birthday Love Karen.
Happy Birthday Dad
Love Rachael, John and Michelle.
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The family of the late Nora Littje would like to convey their sincere gratitude for the many kind expressions of sympathy received and for the loving kindness and generosityof spirit shown by those who cared for her. Bless ings to Canon P. Dear den for his ministra tions and our thanks to Carl and Pauline Price for their consideration throughout.
Nora Little Oswaldtwistle.
Ann and Leslie would like to thank all family, friends and neighbours for cards of condolence and donationsreceived during their time of sorrow. Special thanks to John, Hazel, Maxi and N o rm a (ou r angels), also to Doctor Williams. Doctor Car te r and nurses of Whalley Surgery. Thanks also to Paul and staff of Calveriey’s Funeral Service and to Rev. John Taylor of H o l y
WHITWORTH Harold
PLANT Mark
August 4th Happy Birthday
Mum, Julie, Danny, Nicola and Mark.
Love from David, Happy 30th
Lots of love from Sarah.
Tr i n i ty,
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BARON Leonard
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Love from Mum, Dad, Louise and Lawrence.
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2I 21 21 21 21 21 212121 BALARANGIT Waran
August 7th, 2004
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All the best from Mum, Dad and
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1815 18 n 18 18 ISIS COWELL Debbie
August 7th, 2004
To a
wonderful Daughter
and Sister on your 18th Birthday.
All our love Mum, Dad, Rachel and Amy.
Love Chris xxx.
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STEER - SMITH
Congratulations Rachael and
Andrew on your ’ engagement.
Love from Mum, Dad, John and Michelle.
(9 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, August 5th, 2004 27 Engagements.
THORNE - MORGAN
The engagement is announced between Rebecca, only Daughter of Margaret Middleton, of Sawley, and youngest
Daughter o f RaymondThorne, of Skipton, and Russell William, only Son ofTerry Morgan, of Bashall Eaves, and Sonya Burston, o f Paignton.
Congratulations from all the family.
WHYBROW - SIGGERS
Andrea and Aidan
John and Paula Whybrow (formerly of Waddington and West Bradford) are delighted to announce the
engagement of their Daughter,
Andrea, to Doctor Aidan Siggers, son of Dianna and the late David Siggers, of Bratton, Wiltshire.
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