J 46 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, November 2nd, 2006 vwwv.ciitheroetoday.co.uk


Camcorder club is to record local river life


RIVER life throughout the year


■a is being recorded by the Ribble Valley Camcorder Club. The footage will cover environ­


mental issues and river wildlife. The gas pipeline, which is currently being installed from Harrogate to Lancaster, is also being filmed to provide a piece of local history. Members are also hoping to


undertake projects to record the work of local industries. Last month the group had a visit


from Richard Currie, who is the local representative of the Institute of Amateur Cinematographers, the representative body of amateur film-makers, of which the Ribble


^ ..Valley Camcorder Club is a mem­ ber.


Mr Currie gave members an


update on the history and purpose of lAC and the current law regard­ ing copyright on music and the recording licences which the lAC can supply to cover a wide range of needs. The lAC has the oldest ama­ teur film library in the world, which goes back over 74 years and is kept in a vault in East Anglia. It is avail­ able to all lAC members. Film festivals and competitions


are held throughout the year, both locally and worldwide, with the


local one being at Padiham in April. Training courses are held regular­


ly and technical advice is given on many topics and there is also a com­ prehensive website with self-help forums. The road show was con­ cluded with a showing of several library films, which were both entertaining and educational, giv­ ing members many ideas for future films. At the latest meeting, a film pro­


duced by chairman Ken Brass was shown. This featured the Bowland Wild Boar Park and he highlighted the film shots obtained by using unusual camera angles and posi­ tions by the use of booms and spe­ cial camera mounting arrange­ ments. By these methods the camera


was able to take shots of animals at their own level and close up without disturbing them and without the obstructions of fences and barriers. A selection of camera mounting


equipment was shown to members with a description of the method of operation. The club has recently purchased some new video equip­ ment and the new Adobe Elements editing programme. Using this equipment, Malcolm Fox demonstrated the methods cre­


ating multiple images on the screen and of merging several images with­ out the benefit of a green screen, which generated much discussion and members offering ideas on alternative methods. These teach-ins are very popular


at the meetings, especially for the members new to the club and to editing. A spoof film was shown, taken by


Malcolm Fox, David Perkins and Denis Rostron, which showed a local old people’s club being used as a massage parlour. A second one, by Doug Brownrigg, Philip Bailey and Richard Dugdale, showed a run-off between a motorcycle and a bicycle, which had a humorous ending. Films are currently being pro­


duced for the Christmas show on December 8th at the Social Centre in the Catholic Hall on Lowergate. The club is meeting again tonight


at 7-30 p.m. at the Pendle Club, Lowergate, when a representative from a recorded music supplier will give a talk and a demonstration. This is to be followed by a short film session and discussion. • Details about the club can be


obtained from Ken Brass on 01200 423169 or, alternatively, via e-mail to rvccc@tiscali.co.uk


Ex-bank manager on theft


charges A FORMER bank manager from Clitheroe has appeared in court charged with offences of theft, forgery and deception. Mark Gidlow (45),


of Brownlow Street, faces 28 charges dat­ ing back to 1998 and relating to his employ­ ment by Barclays Bank. He worked tor the


bank as a manager in Burnley and at vari­ ous other East Lan­ cashire branches. When Gidlow


Pupils’ harvest of plastic bags


PUPILS at St Mary’s RC Primary School, Osbaldeston, observed harvest with a difference. The children and parishioners cele­


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brated by collecting rubbish! Hundreds of plastic carrier bags were


brought to Mass on Sunday morning and in exchange the children — and their par­ ents —were given re-usable ones provided jointly by the parishes of Mellor, Balder- stone and Osbaldeston. Not only are the children aiming to reduce their use of plastic bags, each


child in school made an individual pledge to help protect the environment. Pledges ranged from walking more


often, rather than travelling in a car, and turning lights off when leaving a room, to recycling toys that are outgrown and helping plant more flowers in the garden. Following the Harvest Mass, flowers


from the youngest children in school were distributed to housebound parishioners. Our picture shows some of the St


Mary’s children with their new re-usable shopping bags, (s)


appeared before Blackburn magis­ trates on Monday, the charges were not put to him and his case was adjourned imtil November 13th. He was granted uncondi­ tional bail until then.


69% voted to


keep bunting THE response to last week’s online poll in which we asked: “Should we keep Clitheroe’s town cen­ tre bunting?” resulted in 69% of our readers saying “yes”, and 31% “no”.


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On Tuesday, October


ECCLES Renee


24th, 2006, , in CHthcroe Hospital, Renee, the beloved dauchtcr o f the late Frea and Violet, a dear cousin and friend to


many. The funeral service and cremation took place on Tuesday,


October 51st, 2006 at A c c r i n g t o n Cr em a to r iu m. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200


4412Q7._____________ HOLUS


On Sunday, October 29th,


Raymond


unexpectedly after a fall at his home in Whalley, Raymond, aged 83 years, beloved husbanef o f Dorothy, loving father o f Christine, father-in- law o f Gordon, grandfather to Adam and Simon and great­ grandfather


to


Bethany and Nathan. Funeral service and cremation shall take place on Friday, November 3rd, 2006 at


Accrington


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Peacefully, on October 29th, 2006 at Lowfield House, Clithcroe, Lena, aged 96 years, the dearly loved wife of the late John Peers, a much loved mother of Colin, Heather and Hazel, also a loving mother- in-law, grandma and great-grandma. Reposing


PEERS Lena


Peacebaven Chapel of Rest. Service and cremation will take place at Accrington C r e m a t o r i u m tomorrow, Friday, November 3rd at 3 p.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Lena if so desired may be given for a chanty of your own {personal choice. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441297.______


Peacefully, on October 21st, 2006 at home, the much loved mother o f Silvia and Barbara and beloved grandmother and


WOOD Bsle


took place at Skipton Crematorium, on W e d n e sd ay , November


§reat-grandmother. ervice and cremation


Donations in memory of Elsie if so desired may be given for a charity o f your own personal


choice.


Inquiries to Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 4412Q7._____________


InMemoriam


In memory of Maggie died October 30th, 1983, also Bernard died November 3rd. 1985.


MARSDEN


From Anne, Janet and families, Mary, John and family.


Remembered always ist. in 2006, Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) • 1 i t I-:!?' vAWd(t{iefoeloday.co.uk In Memoriam


Died November 8th, 1997. A dearly loved mother, grandma and great grandma.


RICHARDSON Nellie


Always smiling good and


From your loving daughter Ellen, Alan and family.


kind, A beautiful memory left behind.


ROBINSON


From your two sons Gordon and Lee xx.


In memory o f our dearly lovea and much missed mum died November 2nd, 2003. Always in our thoughts.


Athurlle (Le^


In memory o f a loving husband and father, died November 7th,


TEASDALE Harold


'Urn


From your loving wife and son Andrew.


1984.Like falling leaves, The years go by. But our thoughts of you, Will never die.


To a very dear uncle died November 7th, 1984. Loved and remembered always.


TEASDALE Harold


Janet, Keith, Emma and Nicola.


WALLACE Riley George


In loving memory o f a special


brother,


son and died


All our love hugs and kisses from Mummy, Jordan and Cara xxx.


November 7th, 2001. It does not need a special day, To bring you to our minds. For days without a thought of you, Are very hard to find.


WALLACE Riley George


Loving memories of a special nephew


Love from- Aunty Nicola.


Not just today, but every day remembered.


WALUCE


In loving memory of a special grandson.


Riley George


Love from Nana and Grandad xx.


Gentle Jesus up above, Please give Riley all our love.


WETHERBY Thomas (Tom)


Loving memories o f a dear husband, dad and


grandad,


November sth. We never thought that morning, One year ago today. That God would take you by the hand. And lead you far away, A loss so great, a shock severe, To have lost someone so dear.


Bethany, Jordan and Isobelle xxx.


Give our grandad all our love.


Gentle Jesus up above, Passed


WETHERBY Tom


away


November sth, 2005. Look around your garden Lord, For a book-end gone astray. Keep him safe and love him, Until we are on our way. Keep safe until we meet again.


CRUSE


RIBBLE VALLEY BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUP


Love always 2nd book-end ana Peter xx


Meets 2nd Thursday of each month


Contact Madeline Adey 01200 429346 for further details


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The family of the late Renee Ecclcs would like to thank all those who attended the service and for the cards and flowers received.


ECCLES Renee


Centres where Renee spent many happy days. Thanking also Ann Bowman at Castleford for her patience


and


understanding and all the staff at Castleford along witli the district nurses who attended Renee for their excellent care. The family would also like to express their appreciation to Dr G. McBride for his continuing care and support and the staff on Clithcroe Hospital Pendle Ward. To Yvonne and Tony at Black Horse for the r e fr es h m e n t s provided.


thanks to Rev. Mark Pickett for the lovely scp/ice and to the Price family for all their


Finally funeral


arrangements done in a very helpful and friendly manner.


PERRY


The family of Anthony wish to offer heartfelt thanks to all those who gave kindness and support during his illness and for the cards and donations following their loss. Special thanks to Simon and Barbara Andrews for their unstinting support. Father Howell SJ for his .


Anthony Melville comforting


ministrations during Anthony’s illness, Dr Mackean o f the Castle Medical


Group,


From your loving wife Gwen, daughter Susan and Alan


doctors and nurses at Royal Blackburn, in


particular Ward C6 and Dr Bright- Thomas for their kindness and care and ^ ch a rd Chew for the funeral arrangements.


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BLACKWELL Peter


November 5th 2006


Happy 40th birthday Love from all


the family xxx Y v /.


THEOBALDS (nee Southworth)


Dan and Nicky wish to announce the safe arrival of their beautiful daughter Jenna Emily on October 24th, 2006, weighing 81b 7oz.


Grateful thanks to all at Royal Blackburn Hospital Congratulations Dan and Nicky


All our love from both families Birthday Greetings t


November 3rd 2006 Congratulations!


Love and best wishes


Mum and Dad,


Alicia and Andrew, Joanne and Tony,


Grandad and Nanna xxx


H a v ^ H a v e a b a l H


B u t , d o n ’t f o r g e t t o ^ h a n k : ; ^ e i n a l l !


J i l .


thanks to the staff at Pendleton Brook and Castleford


Day Special


and St Jude for prayers answered.


THANKS TO LORD O


Birthday Memories ' I Acknowledgements STEWART


BIALECKI Marcin


Loving memories on your 87th birthday, October 30th.


From your daughter Cclina, Brian,


son-in-law and


g r a n d c h i l d r e n Suzanne


Stephanie. and


What I would give to see your smile. To sit and talk with you a while, To be together in the same old way, W'ould be my dearest wish today.


Chri.s, Shaun. Paul, Nigel and families would like to e.xprcss their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for the many kind expressions


Carl Patrick


sympathy and IcUcrs and


cards


condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also Father Duggan for his kind words and comforting mini.strations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations. They would also like to express llieir appreciation to the Police and .‘Vinbulancc Soi*vice for their help and


attendance.


Finally a big thank you to Brian, .Jean, Carl and Pauline Price for their help and guidance with all the funeral arrangements.


Lynne, Peter and family would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends


WADDINGTON Dick


and c.xpresslons


neighbours for the many


condolence received during their sad loss. Thank in g also Mr Mark Sleet for his kind words and c o m f o r t i n g ministrations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations. Special thanks to Dr A. Huson and the nurses and sta ff on Pendle


Ward


Clithcroe Community Hospital for their care and kindness. I'hey


would also like to express


appreciation to. Sarah and staff at the Royal British Legion and to Lisa Varo for the refreshments Finally our thanks go to Carl and Pauline Price for the dignified funeral arrangements.


their


KTAYLORg^ll^BINa^^^ i d j j l


-— . are thrilled to announce the early,


but safe arrival ofThomas and William on October 25th 2006.


Special thanks to family and friends for all


their love and support. Also to staff on C11, C5, Neonatal and Ribble Valley Midwives.


A l l our love especially to Annette our wonderful midwife and friend - thank you so much!


LEACH Mark


November 7th 2006 Congratulations on your birthday


Love you Grandma All the best Love from Uncle Derrick,


Auntie Bernadette, Jennifer, Jonathan and Charlotte Good luck forTuesday


LEONARD Julie


LEEMiNG


Julie and David October 30th


Congratulations Mum and Dad on your Pearl Wedding Anniversary


Lots of love from Rachel and Caroline xxx Pearl Wedding


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MEADOWS - JACKSON


Sarah and Quent are thrilled to announce the safe arrival of


of of


Imogen Rose on October 11th 2006, weighing 101b 6oz.


T h a n k s to midw ives and s ta f f on C.D .S . Royal Blackburn


MORGAN (nee Davy)


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k^RLi delighted to announce A


Simon and Gillian are the safe arrival of October 5th, 2006.


Ruby Mae


:' A beautiful baby sister for Molly Jean.


Drew and Michelle STORRIER


are pleased to announce the early (6 weeks) but safe arrival of Anthony Ben on October 14th, 2006, weighing in at 51b loz.


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A most welcome brother for Adele, Daniel, Rhian and Joshua.


Special thanks to C11, C9 and N.I.C.U. at the Royal Blackijurn Hospital.


Ira andTom Wilkinson are very happy to welcome their newest grandson Anthony Ben to the family.


Congratulations and best wishes Birthday Greetings


JONES Bernard


October 31 st^


Happy birthday Bernard Love from Hilary, Simon, Daniel and Emily xxx


Love you grandad, Millie xxx Coming of Age -


LEACH Mark


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November 7th \ 2006


Happy 18th birthday j Love Dad, Julia,


Chelsea, Laura and Sam xxxxx


18 18 18 LEACH Mark


Happy 18th birthday Mark


Love you lots Mum, Ian, Chelsea, Grandma, Grandad and family


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18 18 i


PEEL Kelly


November 6th 2006


Best wishes on your 18th


From Mum,


Dad, Kevin and Matty


21 TYIME


Tom (Tickle) November 4th 2006


Happy 21st birthday to our most loved son, brother, grandson and nephew ^‘1.^ ° Wishing you ' ' health and happiness always


With much love Mum, Dad,


Holly and all your loving and friends xxxx


50th Birthday ^ ^ r c e t in g 50 TAYLOR


Stephen (Tatsy)


November 5th 2006


Happy 50th birthday hope you have a brilliant time


Love from Susan, Matt, Sarah,


Morgann, Nathan and Hayley xxxx Happy 50th birthday Tatsy


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