1 - • Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) 20 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, October 19th, 2006


US guest proves a fascinating choice


ONE of America’s leading portrait and wedding photographers, Dave Newman, was guest speaker at a very special meeting of Ribblesdale Camera Club. Around 60 people attended the


lecture and demonstration, including photography students and staff from Nelson and Colne, Craven and Blackburn Colleges, plus members from Ribblesdale, Padiham, Black­ burn, Nelson and Chorley Camera Clubs. The meeting was held at Whalley


Golf Club, a particularly comfort­ able venue for this kind of event and specially arranged to accommodate the large audience. Mr Newman lives in Salt Lake


City, Utah, but was on a lecture tour to Ireland and Malta. His visit to the Ribble Valley was arranged by club member Steve Ashcroft, who


• PUMPKINS, monster masks and spiders’ webs will decorate the sports hall at Clitheroe’s Roefield Leisure Centre for next week’s half- term Playscheme. Since their introduction, the


holiday playschemes have been a huge success and well- received by children and par­ ents alike. Children aged eight to 13 can take part in a range of fun activities such as swim­ ming, football, badminton, arts


knew him from a previous meeting. His talk began by looking at the


lighting used by the great painters: Leonado da Vinci was the first to give true modelling of faces by the the control of light. Although condensed from a much


larger presentation, the talk and demonstration included clear dia­ grams on how Mr Newman sets up his studio lights for portraiture, how to use diffent kinds of lighting and reflectors and how to tackle outdoor portraits. Invaluable advice was given about


photographing groups and how to. ensure that sitters are presented in an elegant, but informal pose. He used many of his award-win­


ning portraits as illustrations of how to do it and showed similar pictures where errors in lighting or posing gave total disasters.


and crafts and many more. Next week’s event will have a


Hallowe’en theme, reflected in many of the games and activi­ ties planned. It runs from Monday, October 23rd, to Fri­ day the 27th inclusive, with extended hours from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily to enable parents to drop off and pick up their children outside working hours. For inore details of the Playscheme, call in at Roefield or phone on 01200 442188.


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Landscapes and “art” photraphy


were not forgotten. A picture of Bryce Canyon, Utah, was bought by Fuji and 40,000 of their Christmas Cards featured the photograph. Other successful pictures were from Britain and Ireland. Club chairman John Bradley, in


his words of thanks, described Mr Newman as a “consumate photogra­ pher”. This was very true, but it can


be added that he has equal skills as a teacher, chatting informally with good humour, cutting away jargon and technicalities and showing clear and simple presentations. All present agreed it was a memorable evening. Our picture shows special guest


Mr Newman, centre, with chairman of Ribblesdale Camera Club, John Bradley, and president of Blackburn Camera Club, Josie Hughes, (s)


Walk steeped in history


TWENTY members of Clitheroe Ram­ blers set off from Cotton Tree and fol­ lowed Colne Water through Ball Grove Country Park. This recreation area originally housed


one of Europe’s largest tanneries, with weirs, races and two reservoirs. It is a good example of how an industrial area can be made into an attractive park, with one reservoir now a fishing lake and the other a nature reserve. The route then followed the Pendle Way


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through the fields to Wycoller. After a break in the ruins of Wycoller Hall, with its well-documented Bronte associations, the group took the track past the clam bridge and then went along the conces­ sionary path up Tumhole Clough.


After another stretch on the Pendle


Way, the group toiled up the steep slopes of Boulsworth Hill on access land with only a feint path to reach the Great Saucer Stones, which provided shelter for a lunch break. The weather was good and the views excellent. The summit at Lad Law was reached


by following the ridge along a rather muddy route. The steep descent followed the concessionary path past Abbot Stone and back to the Pendle Way. The return to Cotton Tree was by field paths, which passed the Victorian beauty spot Lumb Spout and the attractive old farms. Far Wanless and Near Wanless.The area is full of historical interest and a beautiful day showed it to great advantage.


MP hits out at school bus fare increase FRUSTRATION at rising school bus fares has prompted Ribble Valley MP Nigel Evans to write to Lancashire County Council. His letter to County Coun.Tony Martin,


Leading the way in children's fitness, Pendle Leisure Trust are launching a range of interactive activities featuring computer games that are activated by the body, rather than the thumbs. These innovative 'active' sessions encourage children to keep fit while their minds are distracted by a game.


Sue Slater, Executive Manager for Operations at Pendle Leisure Trust commented: "All children love technology & with our range of interactive games they can do both; the longer they play, the stronger S. fitter they get!"


The first example is the 'activewall' in Pendle Leisure Centre's


"main sports hall in Colne. The activewall has four 8'4" 'splat the rat' style computerised panels & offers hundreds of different


^ames S. challenges. The former X r-cade gym is also undergoing a major overhaul to create an interactive children's studio with 'danceactive' dance mats for improved coordination .... .. .


& fitness, & interactive •


consoles that will focus on core body strength.


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the cabinet member for sustainable devel­ opment, highlights the serious concerns raised by many of his constituents in the rural area. Mr Evans commented: “Sadly we have seen Lancashire County Council once more raise the fares for children in the Ribble Valley to take the bus to school. Ribble Valley already has one of the high­ est-council taxes and this should clearly cover any rise in bus fares. “It is middle England that is being hit the hardest. Families across the Ribble Val­


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S ud d en ly on O c to b e r n t h , 2006 a t h e r h om e , in S la id b u rn , Betty, aged 7 9 y ea r s , th e d ea r ly lo v e d p a r tn e r o f G e o f f , a much loved m o th e r o f J im , R obe rt a n d D a v id , a lo v in g m o th er- in - law o f Gail and V ane ssa, a d e a r e s t g ra n dm a o f J u s t in , S co t t , V ic to r ia a n d S tep h a n ie , a ls o a d e v o ted


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peace fu lly, on Oc tob e r 9 th , 2006, in h o sp i ta l , J a n e , aged 70 y ea r s , o f N ew b y , R im in g to n , th e dearly lo v ed w ife o f Tony, a m u ch lo v ed m o th e r o f W en d y , a lo v in g m o th e r - in - law o f Gary, a d e v o t e d


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ley who are working the hardest to provide for their children are going to be punished the most.” Mr Evans continued: “An increase of a


flat rate of £1 for up to three miles, £1.50 for between three and eight miles and £2 thereafter will put a huge strain on the purse strings of many families. Even for children travelling a short distance, this is an increase of 40p per journey and a total weekly cost of £10 per child to get to school. This is a lot of money, especially for families who have a lot of children. “This is a disgrace and I have written to


Tony Martin telling him that we are all paying huge council taxes and we are now being clobbered to use our local services.”


Baptism of fire for newly-promoted chess club


, LAST season Clitheroe Chess Club’s A ; team won the North East Lancs chess League Division 2 and were duly promoted to Division 1 for the first time in about 10


:■ years. They played their first match against


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: Great Harwood A team and, as expected, it ; was a real baptism of fire. Despite the ■ return of two strong players from former . years, the final score was Clitheroe A 1 - ! Great Harwood A 4. The single point for ; Clitheroe came from drawn games for Paul Fallon and Tony Pounder. . Clitheroe B team finished bottom of the


Second Division last season, but avoided relegation because a new team in’the Third


Division allowed promotion without the corresponding relegation. The first match of the season was against


Crusaders B, of Blackburn, the largest club in the league. Clitheroe began well with a win on board two for Eric Mansfield. This was followed by draws on boards one and four for John Smith and Ray Sutcliffe respectively, but a defeat on board five for John Moxham levelled the score at 2 - 2. The final game to finish was Phil Tittering- ton on board three. He built up a powerful position with ovewhelnung pawn strength and his opponent was forced to resign giv­ ing Clitheroe B a 3—2 win, two points and a very encouraging start to the season.


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Peaceh aven C hapel o f R e s t . S e r v ic e an d in te rm c t it w i l l ta k e p la c e at S t Mary's C hu rch, G isb u rn , tom o r r ow , F r id a y , Oc tobe r 20th a t a p.m. F low e r s w i l l b e r e c e iv ed


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12th, 2006, p eace fu lly in h o sp ita l , K en, aged 81 y e a r s , d ea rly b e lo v ed h u sb a n d o f


John Francis Kenneth O : (Ken)


n-Thursday, October


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h o sp i ta l , Am y , a g ed 89 year s, o f C fitheroe, th e d early lo v ed w ife o f th e la te D a v id , a m u ch lo v ed m um o f th e la te Elizab eth a n d Mich ael, a lso a lo v in g m o th e r - in - law o f A l is o n an d f o s t e r m o th e r o f M ic h e l le a n d Donn a. R ep o s in g


Peacefully, on Oc tob e r 12th ,


WILBOURN Amy Ann


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October 19th 2006 Jadester


hope you have a fantastic 13th birthday, love you 11teen and a half


Mum, Jonathan, Hollie and Dani xxxxxxxxxxx


SilverlAfedding ■ - '( f


rtk BRASS (nee Scott)


Many thanks to my wonderful vyife Mary for putting up with me for 25 years of marriage All my love David xxxxxx


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From y o u r lo v in g d a u g h te r J e a n e t te and Phil XXX.


L ove fr om Lauren, P h il ip a n d Andrew XXX.


please give grandma all our love. '


Gentle Jesus up above


A ll o u r lo v e a lw ay s Lou ise a n d D alton xxx


Birthday m em o r ie s o f my s p e c ia l mum, O c to b e r iS th , 2006. Birthday wishes to you we send, Wrapped in love that will never end. No card or verse could ever say, How much we miss you every day.


MAHER Jennifer


m em o r ie s o f my d ea r e s t m um , October 18th. A birthday card we cannot send, Her hand we cannot touch, But God will take our greetings, To the one we love so much.


L o v in g b irth d a y


Peaceh aven C hapel o f R e s t . S e r v ic e a n d c r em a t io n w ill ta k e p la c e a t A c c r in g to n C r em a to r ium ,


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2006, in C l ith e r o c H o sp ita l, Dick , a g ed 85 y ea r s , o f W e s t Bradford, th e d e a r ly lo v ed d ad o f L y n n e a n d P e te r , a lo v in g fa th e r - in - law


Peacefully in h is s le e p , o n O c to b e r


WADDINGTON Dick


13th ,


T r e a su r e d m em o r ie s o f a d e a r father, who d ied O c to b e r 21st,


HACKING George


From J o h n , Wendy an d


1977. You're not just a memory, or part o f the past, You're ours to remember, as long as life lasts.


P o t te r fo rd


B il lin g ton . MAHER


Linden. Farm,


Your lo v in g husband Danny.


Birthday Memories


m um , g r a n dm a and l i t t le n a n , October 21st.


Wyn , Liz , Andy, Margaret and J am es xxxxx. Birthday lo ve from all y o u r g ra n d ch ild r en an d


forever. Until we meet again.


g r a n d c h i l d r e n XXXX.XXXXXXXXXXX.


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m em o r ie s for Tom, O c tobe r I'Tth, a much lo v ed h u sb a n d and sad ly m is s ed by all the family.


L o v in g b irthday


From y o u r ev e r loving w ife T h e lm a , lov e you alw ays x x x x .


God bless you and keep , you until we meet again.


MAHER Jennifer


iSHERWOOD Tom


great


Happy birthday mum From here below To up above. We are sending you all our love, Today, tomorrow and


m em o r ie s o f our L o v in g b irthday


BROWN Joyce


Acknowledgements FALSHAW


E l iz a b e th , .John and fam il ie s would lik e to e.xprcss their s in c e r e th a n k s to all relatives, f r ie n d s


Sarah Camm


c o n d o le n c e r e c e iv ed d u r in g th eir sad lo s s . T h a n k in g a lso th e Rev. Eric Kyte for his k in d w o rd s an d c o m f o r t i n g m in is tr a t io n s an d to all w h o attended the fu n e r a l s e rv ic e an d h a v e g iv en d onat ion s to S t Mary's Church. W e w ou ld also lik e to ex p r e s s our gratitude to D r S lic ila B a iley a ls o .Janet and s ta f f o f T h e M an o r House for a ll th e ir lo v in g ca r e a n d to Carl an d P a u l in e P r ic e ' w h o s e s e r v ic e


.sympathy and letters a n d


e x p r e s s io n s cards o f Er o fe s s io n a l


c g in n in g to end, FENTON


s ym p a th y and support th e y h a v e r e c e iv ed d u r in g th e ir sad lo s s . T h a n k in g a lso Rev. J o h n Hartley for his k in d w o rd s and to all w h o a t ten d ed th e fu n e r a l s e rv ic e an d h a v e g iv en d on a t ion s to th e Ribble Valley D ia b e t ic Group. F in a l ly o u r sp e c ia l th a n k s g o to Carl and P a u l in e Price for all fu n e ra l a rrangements.


D am ien and J o y c e w o u ld lik e to exp r e ss th e ir s in c e r e thanlcs to a ll r e la t iv e s , fr ien d s a n d n e ig h b o u r s for th e m an y k in d e x p r e s s io n s


M a r g a r e t , Sa rah , John Stanley from w a s


n e ig h b o u r s for th e m a n y


and


k in d o f


Today is the day of memories so sad. Of a wife I love and wish I still had. Goodnight baby


Jennifer o v c D an n y and Ann


Mum you were special in so many ways, That is why we miss you, Tspccially today.


MAHER Jennifer


Birthday Memories.. - I Acknowledgements MAHER


Bir t lid ay mem o ries o f a m u ch lov ed mum an d grandma.


Jennifer


It does not need a special day.


M e la n ie , J ak e and T egan xxxx.


L ove from S tep h en ,


To bring you to our minds. Tor days without a thought o f you. Are very hard to jma.


FORT


L o u is e , Ben , N e i l , ' Kath le en and fam i ly w ould like to ex p r e s s th eir s in cer e thanKs to a ll r e la t iv e s , f r ie n d s an d n e ig h b o u r s fo r th e m an y k in d e x p r e s s io n s


Martin James


sym p a th y and le t te r s a n d


d u r in g their sad lo s s . T h a n k in g a ls o th e Rev. Mark Pick et t for


c o n d o le n c e r e c e iv e d


h is kin d w o rd s an d c o m f o r t i n g m in is tra t io n s a n d to all w h o a t ten d ed the fu n e ra l s e r iv e e an d h a v e given d o n a t io n s to th e R o s em e r c Cancer F ou n d ation , a total o f £900 h a s b e en c o l le c te d so far. We w o u ld a lso l ik e to e x p r e s s


c a rd s


o f o f


ThankYou


The fam ily o f th e late Barbara Parke r would like to e x p r e s s th eir sin cer e th a n k s to all fr ien d s


PARKER Barbara


n e ig h b o u r s fo r th e kind m e s s a g e s and cards re c e iv ed d uring their sad lo s s . Thanks also to Dr M, Ha t ley for his ca r e, to Canon R. N ic h o ls o n fo r a lo v e ly s e r v ic e ,


Clithcroc C om m u n ity H o sp ita l


to


Pcndlc Ward fo r their k in d n e s s a n d to Richard a n d Terry o f C lith c r o c F u n e ra l Service.


s t a f f o f _________


ap pr eciat ion to Dr W. M acKean , D is tr ic t N u r se Jan et C ro s s, th e N u r se s at the M edica l A s s e s sm e n t U n i t R o y a l B la ck b u rn H o sp ita l


o u r


R oscm cre Centre, a lso th e paramed ic s for all


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th e ir care, k in d n e s s a n d su p p o r t . F in a l ly o u r thanks g o to Mrs Lisa Varo fo r th e re fr eshm ents a n d Carl and Pauline Pr ice for a ll


arrangements . PARKER


fu n e r a l


s ym p a th y a n d fo r c fo n a t io n s r e c e iv e d d u r in g h er s a d lo s s . W ith spe cia l th a n k s to C a n o n


N ic h o ls o n fo r h is c om fo r t in g w o rd s , h e lp


R o d n e y


m in is t r a t io n s . A b ig th a n k you to a ll w h o a t te n d e d th e p r iv a te c r em a t ion a t S k ip ton an d all who jo in e d in th e T h a n k s g iv in g S erv ic e at D ow n h am . G ra te fu l th a n k s to Carl and P au lin e Pr ice fo r th e ir h e lp a n d p r o f e s s io n a l ism in a r r a n g in g a v e r y d ign if ied fune ral.


a n d


David a n d fam i ly w o u ld l ik e to th a n k e v e r y o n e fo r th e ir d o n a t io n s


SPEDDING Barbara


R o sem ere a n d Cancer R esearch in m em o ry o f Barbara, £1210 was d onated. T h a n k y o u .


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E ile en would l ik e to th a n k all h e r fam i ly an d friends fo r th e ir k in d n e s s and su p p o r t and to all th o s e w h o s en t let ters , ca rd s o f c o n d o l e n c e , e x p r e s s io n s


James Dobson (Jim)


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The family o f th e late D onald W h it ta k e r w ish


WHITTAKER Donald


e x p r e s s io n s


relatives, fr ien d s and n e ig h b o u r s fo r th e m an y


to th a n k kind


sym p a th y , c a rd s and c lo n a t io n s r e c e iv ed d uring th e ir t im e o f so r row a n d su d d en lo s s . T h a n k s a ls o to Donald's m a n y frien ds w ho c am e to th e funeral s e r v ic e and to S im o n E n tw i s t le for h is m o v in g tr ib u te . Special th a n k s to th e s ta f f at th e Am b u la n c e Call C en tr e ,


P a r am ed ic s ,


Ibb o tson a n d to th e Police for all th e ir help and su p p o r t , to Canon R. N icn o ls o n for his k ind m in is t r a t io n s and to R ichard Chew and Terry S c o t t fo r the funeral a r r a n g em en ts .


Personal Acknowledgements


a THANKS TO LORD


nd S t J u d e for prayers a n sw e r ed .


PEEL


would like to say a big thankyou for donations, presents, cards and good


Kathryn


wishes received on her birthday. £777 was raised for her chosen charities. Thanks to family and friends for


the party especially Richard Gere! Love to you all.


o f Congratulations STEER Diane


Congratulations on gaining your Post Graduate


Certificate in teaching Love Anthony, Jo, Catherine,


th e Dr


Charlie and Thomas xx Congratulations Diane


Love Mum xx


PINCH Jessica


MIDDLETON


Ian and Bevwish to announce the safe arrival of their son


Joshua Jake on October 7th, 2006, weighing 71b 3oz. Thanks to all staff on C11 and C5 and the


Ribble Valley Midwives Birthday Greetings 60 ECCLESTON Brian


October 23rd 2006 Happy birthday Brian From Chris, Darren, . Jason and Nick Love you grandad


Saffron and Jasmine xxx


HARRIS Ian


40 Have a great party


With all our love from Paula, Jack and Max xxx


' ^ October 18th 2006


Thank goodness for ghd's !! Congratulations on your 18th Lots o f love Mum and Dad xx


Happy 18th have a wonderful year ' Love Nanna and Fred


Thinking of you on your special day Love Auntie Sonya and Bill


All grown up !


Love Auntie Julie, | Uncle Stephen, Katie and Lucie


Enjoy your birthday)' Love Auntie r ,


Lesley and Uncle f.% - Stuar t


I Happy birthday


Love Klair and { Mark


Birthday wishes Rachel, Wayne, Harley and Ruby


50th Birthday


COWKING John


October 20th 2006


stroke of midnight and you hit the big 5 0


We told no-one


So no-one knows Love Alison, Emma, Adam,


Sara and Gio xxx and- CHEW Richard (Dick)


would like to thank the staff and directors of Gisburn Auction for cards and presents on his 80th birhtday, also family for cards and money.


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MASHITER Simon James


October 25th 2006 Happy 18th birthday Simon Lots of love Mum, Dad, Oliver, Lauren and


Grandma and Grandad x 2 PALIGA Bethany Jane


October 18th 2006 Happy birthday


Love and best wishes from Mum and


James, Grandad and Grandma. Aunty


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Jg-.- Nellie. Gaj and D a is y


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