22 Clilheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, June 23rd, 2005


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Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burniey 422331 (Ciassified) ;ews from the Villages WADDINGTON


Keeping bees A new member and two guests were wel­ comed to the meet­ ing of Waddington WI by president Mrs -p . .


Quiz night A quiz night has been organised to take place in Waddington Village Club on July 8th. Proceeds will go to the North West Air Ambulance Ser­ vice.


Eva Ellison.


RBL The Waddington branch of the Royal British Legion is holding a cheese and wine evening in Eaves Hall, West Bradford on July 6th from 7 to 9 p.m. with a tombola, bring- and-buy, cake stall and raffle. Proceeds in aid of the Poppy Appeal.


WEST Tficks and spots


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Sbe also introduced A whist and domino guest speaker Mr drive was held in


John Zamorski and his wife Lynne, who spoke about keeping bees. He told mem­ bers the first people Whist winners: Ladies to keep bees were the " Barker, M. Jack-


Egyptians 5,000 years ago and also cottagers who made basket-like hives


called skips to attract the bees for Doininoes: M. Black- their sweetness and


E- Weaver, P.


wax to make can- Metcalfe, K. dies. Mr and Mrs Zamorski brought „


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along a fine display of goods made from


Chew, D


won the competition for the best floral posy.


beeswax. Thanks were expressed by Mrs Pam Entwistle for an enlightening | and interesting _ . evening. Winner of U n BlT the raffle was Mrs The work of the before Entwistle who also and after school club at Whalley Primary


WHALLEY


An outing to York has been suggested for October


The next meeting in the Methodist Leanne schoolroom will be on July 12th when guest speaker will be Mr Biil Honeywell with a talk entitled "M i l l i io n a i r e ” . There will be a cake and biscuit stall and 20 visitors have been invited from Billing- ton, Langho, Great Harwood and Hurst Green. Tea hostesses are Miss Bridge, Mrs Cowman, Mrs


"School's Out" and Open aiY Mass head teacher, Brian If the weather is fine,


the extended school day in an unexpected live broadcast from Radio Lancashire. Corry of


Entwistle and Mrs Reading Edmondson.


Not many of those involved managed to catch the broadcast as it took place while children were being collected. However, it was later repeated, and anyone who recorded it is asked to contact the school.


On Friday, Year Five


take place at the altar in the grounds of Whalley Abbey on July 7th. If wet, the event event will be in


son, J. Riley, M. Pickles. Gents - T. Pike, M. Grainger, B. Duckworth, J. Hart­ ley.


children at Whalley Primary School met the children's book illustrator, Steve Hutton, in Whalley Library. They learned about his work illustrating books by author Douglas Hill among others and had the


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■ opportunity to have their own books autographed.


West Bradford Vil- lage Hall. MCs were QUICt e v e n in g


Next week the book quiz team will- be rewarded for their efforts by meeting Alan Macdonald author of the highly- acclaimed "Mark's Dream Team," at Nelson Library


Mrs F. Pye and Mr Whalley Abbey man- D. Bristol.


ager Mr John Wilson stepped into the breach when the arranged speaker at Sunday's Quiet Evening, the Rev. Trevor Cooper, had to go into hospital for an eye operation The event took place at Whalley Abbey coffee shop.


Missionaries


F. Pye, M. Chew^ d! Two members of the missionary commu-


nity of St. Paul the Apostle, Fr Steven Kaboka and Fr Stephen Forrest will be celebrating Mass at the English Mar­ tyrs' RC Church on


School was featured T^®y "'*** joining as a good example of


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Rev. Paul Dillon who has been staying at the Presbytery while he visits old friends and familiar places.


parish priest


Beresford, were Mass at 10 a.m. will among those inter­ viewed.


■ the English Martyrs’ Church as usual.


A sandwich lunch in the presbytery will follow, but parish­ ioners are asked to sign up for this on the list at the back of the church.


Ramblers’ wonderful day out AN in teresting walk was enjoyed by 28 members of the Clitheroe Ramblers’ Group. The \yalk started from Lang-


cliffe, went uphill to Jubilee cave and then across open moorland, climbing gradually until the lunch spot was reached at prob­ ably the highest point of the day and with excellent views. After lunch the group headed


for Henside Road, from where Malham Tarn could easily be seen. Following a short road walk a footpath was taken which eventually reached one of the highlights of the day, , Catrigg Force. . A tea stop was enjoyed a t this beauty spot while everyone


Women show business acumen


ENTERPRISING business women from across the Ribble Valley showcased their talents at an exhibition in Clitheroe. Around 20 female entrepreneurs used


the event at the United Reformed Church to celebrate the success of their businesses, while at the same time raising their profile and making new contacts in the business world. Using an innovative marketing ploy, the


women persuaded an eager team of teenagers to distribute flyers and balloons designed by Clitheroe-based self-employed illustrator Joy Cockle around the town on behalf of the Shop with Her - Home EnteRprise exhibition. This managed to pull in the crowds throughout the day. Twiston-based Angela Moyle, who


imports terracotta pottery through her business Terra Firma UK, explained: More and more women are starting their


admired the spectacular sight of Stainforth Beck falling 60 feet at this point. From here the old track was followed leading downhill to Stainforth where the stepping stones were crossed and a short stop was taken to admire the village. The walk continued through


the village and then across fields to the other main highlight of the day, the Hoffman kiln, the history of which proved of much interest. The route back followed the


line of the Settle to Carlisle rail­ way for a short way before cross­ ing several fields and passing a beautiful garden shortly before reaching the car park.


own businesses and the Ribble Valley has become a real hotbed of entrepreneurial activity.”


She added that as well as being an addi­


tional outlet to sell their products, the exhibition also gave them the chance to share experiences of “going it alone”. The event was also organised by Newton-in- Bowland-based Sarah Brierley, who owns Party Bags of Fun, together with Susie Stewart, producing party bags for chil­ dren’s parties.


Together mth Angela, they are part of a


group of women-owned businesses, which have been supported by the Ribble Valley Enterprise Agency. They hope to further develop the Home


EnteRprise exhibition concept in the future with help from the Agency. Anyone who would like to become involved can


contact Angela on 07717073081 or Sarah on 01200 446747. Picture shows Ribble Valley business women stagoing a “Shop ivith Her” Home


Enterprise exhibition at Clitheroe’s Unit­ ed Reformed Church.


(A180605/2) Candle will keep everyone in the pink


A CANDLE specially produced by a Waddington company to raise money for the Breast Cancer Campaign will be offi­ cially launched this weekend. Melt, located at Backridge Farm, Twit­ ter Lane, is holding an “In the Pink” week-


end starting tomorrow at 10a.m. to 4 p.ra. months starting at the Lunch tomorro;


designed by Melt candlemaker and owner Cheryl Hook, will be sold worldwide to sup­ port the UK charity’s campaign. The company, which has signed a 12- month contract ivith the breast cancer char-


ity, has already pre-sold a total of 6,375 can­ dles. With 15% of the retail price going direct to the campaign, this means £12,000 has already been raised. The company is now asking for continued support for the campaign over the next 12


Sunday to celebrate the launch of the can- Brungerley Bridge in Clitheroe. Pink heli- dle. The “In the Pink” candle, \vhich has been


urn balloons attached to the hedges will guide visitors through Waddington to Back- ndge, where the Melt team will be on hand serving glasses of pink fizz and other light refreshments. Everyone who goes to Melt ivill receive a free raffle ticket and visitors \vill be able to buy the candle.


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Owl’s well that ends well!


A CLITHEROE bird lover says local people have restored her faith in human nature after they returned her missing rare owl. As the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times


reported last week, Mrs Wendy Smith, of Parkside, Clitheroe, who breeds Italian owls for a hobby, was distraught when a magpie attacked one of a breeding pair. She last saw the distinctive tiny six-


month-old owl, called Archie, falling into Brungerley Park, which runs next to her house. Mrs Smith was particularly worried


because owls like Archie are extremely vul­ nerable, being unable to rear their own chicks and having to be fostered. She also wanted Archie’s safe return to


Hettie, the owl he is paired with, who.is also six months old and was upset by itself. The good news she had been praying for came in the form of a phone call from wid­


home and doing fine.” She added: “I t ’s always really upsetting


when you hear all the bad things in the press about people being rotten with ani­ mals, but when you actually meet some­ body like that (Mrs Nadin), it gives you faith that there are still some people left who have consideration.”, Mrs Smith also expressed her thanks to


the couple who had originally found Archie.


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ower Mrs Eileen Nadin, of Faraday Avenue, Clitheroe, who had been nursing Archie back to health. Another Clitheroe couple had taken


Archie to Mrs Nadin after finding the injured owl in Brungerley Park. Well- known in the area for treating sick birds, Mrs Nadin phoned Mrs Smith on reading the article in the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times. Mrs Smith commented: “Archie is now


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ALMONTl Richard


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0 1 2 0 0 4 4 1 2 9 7 . Thank You


c o n d o l e n c e r e c e iv e d d u r in g t h e i r s ad loss. T h a n k i n g a l s o Re v . Ma r k P i c k e t t fo r his k i n d w o r d s a n d com forting m i n i s t r a t i o n s , t o al l w h o a t t e n d e d t J ie f u n e r a l s e r v i c e a n d iiave given d o n a t io n s t o t h e E a s t L a n c s Ho sp ic e Fu n d .


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BROGDEN Eunice


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R e s i d e n t i a l H om e . Low Mo o r , Cl i t l ieroe a n d f o r t i f i e d b y th e Ri t e s o f Holy Mo t l ie r Ch u r ch . Don. aged 70 y e a r s , f o rm e r l y o f S la id b u n i . ttic de a r ly loved h u sb an d o f tiic l a t e Hi l la ry , , a inucl i loved son o f I rene, a loving f a th e r o f Jolm a n d T r i s h . a d e a r f a t h e r - i n - l aw o f Su e a n d J im . a d e v o t e d g r a n d a d


G r o v e


Pa s s ed awa y peaceful ly oil J u n e 18 th . 2 0 0 5 . at B e e c li


LAWSON Donald (Don)


Accrin gton C r em a t o r i um , to d a y Th u r sd ay . J u n e 23 r d at 1 0 -2 0 a.m. fo l lowe d by a


P e a c eh av en Ch ap e l of Re s t . C r em a t i o n wi l l t a k e plac e


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In loving memo ry of a d e a r w i f e , w h o d ie d J u n e 2 1 s t . 2004.


Mar ion DUST


From Fr ed , Chr is t ine. G i l l ia n


o r an d ch i ld r en .


WOODS Bill


Tr e a s u r e d memo r ie s of my d ad . fo r J u n e 24lh,


From Pat . Birthday Memories -


B i r t h d a y m em o r i e s J u n e 27t l i .


Ele anor (Nell) BARNETT


From h u s b an d Har ry, d a u g h t e r s M a r g a r e t and I r e n e an d family.


With love and fond remembrance.


KAY Ru th


Rob an d Val. SWIZZ


Treasured memories of a loving mother on your birthday.


/ losl a dad with a heart of gold, How much I love and miss him can never be told.


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Loved and remembered always.


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A GIRL! B----


IT'S


Happy Bi r thday Ju n e 25th.


An d r ew


Love Mum, Dad s i s te r Eileen.


My th o u g h t s a r e wi th you to d a y an d a lways on y o u r bi r th d ay , J u n e 2 6 th .


THOMPSON Merv


Wi th al l my love Si. Thanks for Sympathy


J miss you every day, But today especially.


than anyone knows, As lime goes by the emptiness grows, The tears we shed are wiped away, But the ache in our hearts is hear to stay, To us you were someone special, God must have thought so loo.


God know.s how much we miss you, Never shall your memory fade. Loving thoughts shall wonder. To the spot where you are laid. We miss you more


A GIRL! IT’S


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Congratulations and all our love.


Aidan, Wyn, Alicia and Ju lie xxxx


Coming of Age : 18 A P I S


CORDEAU (nee Pritt)


Thierry and Fiona are delighted to announce the Birth of their


Daughter, Ella Rose, on June 16th, 2005. Weighing 81b 3oz.


Special thanks to all


Ribble Valley Midwives and staff at Queens Park Hospital


HIBBERT Congratulations to


Vicky andThomas on the Birth of your beautiful Daughter,


Millie,


born June 14th, 2005. Weighing 81b 4oz.


Lots of love from


Mum, Great Grandma and Grandad Partington, Ross, Lesley and family.


.C6hgi3tu|atioris FISHLOCK


Alison Louise June 24th, 2005. Happy 21st f


/rv - . All our love, I.'" ah.


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With love from Grandma Peg, Pa, Ma, and the gang.


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June 22nd, 2005. Happy Birthday. '


Love forever and always. Hubby xxx


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June 21st, 2005. Congratulations on reaching the ripe old age of 18.


Keep on smiling. Lots of love from Mum,


Dad, James, Nanna and Grandma.


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June 24th.


SMITH Leonie


June 28th, 2005.


Happy 18th Birthday. All our love. Mum, Dad and Emily xxx


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.j:/ Andrew June 23rd.


y Congratulations and best wishes from


n/Ium, Dad, Caroline, Jayne and McKenzie.


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Edward June 27th.


Love and best wishes for the future.


Mum, Dad and Richard xxx


Wedding Anniversaries LEONARD


$ Wyn and Aidan


Happy Anniversary Mum and Dad.


With love


from your girls,


Julie, Alicia and


Joanne xxx


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