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KNIGHT Hazel


would like to thank family and friends for lovely presents, flowers and cards on my 80th birthday. Also Alan and Brian for the celebration lunch


BBRTWELL N e iB


Happy 40th


birthday Neil Have a great


p a rty Friday n ig h t Love and best


wishes Bev, Mark,


FINDER (nee Ward)


Wayne and Emma would like to thank all their


family and friends for attending their wedding, also for all the generous gifts and lovely cards we received.


Special thanks to both sets o f parents and to 'the Godfather' Paul McQuire for all your


talents, also to Roger Hargreaves for allowing the great Ronnie to perform. 'What a good do ’


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BIRTWELL , Neil


T h a n k Tim


Chris Punchard and Pat McGinley


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All my love Liz x Happy 40th Neil


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dM 1 T i f T HIBBERT Ross and Lesley


Are delighted to announce the safe arrival of their Daughter


Aimee Sarah


on Sunday May 13th, 2007, at Royal Blackburn, weighing 6lbs.


Congratulations Mum, Love Stephen, Miles, Abigail, Thomas and Charlie xx


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Kathleen May 19th 2007 Happy birthday


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Thea and Steven on the birth of


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Sharon, Dave, Lynn, Luke, Brian, Suzanne, Claire Ed


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Happy birthday Kathleen


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Suddenly, on May 13th, 2007, aged 85 years, of Chatburn Park Drive," Ciitheroe, wife of the late Bill, beloved mother of Roger and a devoted sister to the late Helen, Mary, Heloisc and Addie. The funeral service will take place at the United Reformed Church, Barrow, at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, May 22nd. Flowers and inquiries to Calverlcys Funeral


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On Sunday, May 13th, 2007, suddenly at home, Leonie, aged 82 years, much loved wife of the late Albert Bridge and friend of the late Roy Mantle, a dear mum of Marlene and Terry, loving grandma of Marc, Scott, Karl, Ryan and Claire and great- grandma of Becka, Lconi and Amy Jane, also a dear friend to many who will be sadly missed. Goodnight, God bless mum.


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Precious Father's Day memories of a dear dad,


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On Friday, May ii(h, 2007, in hospital, Colin, aged 8i years, of Sabdcn, clearly beloved husband of Ida, loving father of Marlin and Jayne and father-in-law of Kalb and Normati. I'lincral semce will be held at a p.m. on Friday, May i8lb, 2C)07, at St Nicholas Church, Sabdcn, prior to cremation at nurnley Crematorium ut 3 p.m. Faniily flowers only please, hut donations if desired to The British Heart Foundation, c/o Langshaws Funeral Service, 103A King Street, Whallcy. Inquiries. 'I'cl. 01254 H24.52<).


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On Wednesday, May 9lh. i»oo7, peacefully m the Royal Blackburn Hospital, I'rank, aged 93 years, of Addison Court Nursing Home and formerly of Clithcroe Road, \Vhallcy, dear husband of the laic Maiy. loving hither of Maxine


SALISBURY Frank


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Joanne. Goodnight, God bless.


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On Wednesday, May 9lh. 2007, peacefully at home, after a long illness, Debra Jane Turner, aged 40 years, of Clilheroe, loving mother of Sara. Gabriellc and Terrell and dear daughter of Margaret and Peter. The funeral service will lake place today, 'rhursclay. May 17th at the Kings Centre, Milt borne Avenue, Ciitheroe at 10 a.m. to he followed by interment at Clilheroc Cemetery. Flowers please to the Chapel of Rest.


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On Wednesday, May 9th, 2007, peacefully ill East' Lancashire Hospice, Donnie, aged 85 years of Great IIai*wood, formerly of Biliington, Whaflcy, the dearly loved husband of Lena and a very dear friend to many. The service and cremation took place at


Richard Donald (Donnie)


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In meniorv of my dearly loved husband who died Mav 21st 1996


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Till we meet again, my love , God Bless, Margaret.


It does not take a special day, For me to think of you, Along the road to yesterday. That leads me straight to you, Arc memories of happy days. Together wc once knew, Those special years will not return, When we were together, But with the love that is in my heart, Ton will walk with me forever.


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Loving memories of a dear dad, died May 2isl, 1987. ■


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Always in my thoughts Love Patricia.


Will never be forgotten by her cverloving husband Norman and family.


Precious mcniorie.s of a dear mum, grandma and great grandma, also remeinl5


MU5GR0VE Florrie


dear dad Fred. Time passes but memories slay, As near and dear as yc.slcrc/ay.


Sons Marry, Slowell, Ethel and family.


"rreasured memories of a dear mum, grandma and great grandma who died May i8th, 1971, also remembering a dear dad Fred. In life you gave us many things, Gifts both large and small, But most o f all you gave us love, The greatest gift o f all.


MUSGROVE Florrie


Frohi your loving daughter Mary, I^uirenee and family*


§randad and friend, icd May 17th, 2006.


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.


Love Dean, Simone, Ryan, Mick, Kirsty, Lynne and Stephen. Love and kiss you grandad Love from Ethan, Kia, Kcira and Kian


in loving niemmy of a much loved dad,


TAYLOR Bany


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In loving memory of a dear wife, mother and gran, who died May i6lh, 2004. Always in our hearts.


IRELAND Marjorie


Birthday memories May 201 h.


DUCKWORTH Gladys


Sleep well Harold.


left baiiml.


A smile for all, A heart of gold, One of the best this world could hold. A^i’cr selfish, always kind. Beautiful memories you 'liini'


my love


Birthday memories of a dear husband, father and grandad. May 18th. Love Elsie, Alan, Susan, Craig and beloved grandchildren happy birthday grandad


SWEENEY Terance


Remembering our dear brother on his 60th birthday. May i6lh, 2007, died February lolh, 1964. Ibi/r name ire often mention. Our thoughts are with you


WOOLSTENCROFT Graham


Foil have not been


Brothers Ian and Colin.


forgotten Graham, ibii know you never will. Happy 60th birthday.


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Lynne. Julie. Dianne and families would like to e.xpress ihcir sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for tlic many


POCKUNGTON Mollie


expressions kind


Mike shares his creative vision


of


sympathy and letters and cards of condolence received during their sad loss, 'rhanking also Mr Mark Sleet for liis kind Tvorcls and


c o m f o r t i n g ministrations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations. Finally, thanking the Price (family for tlie funeral arrangements.


YOUNGS


'Flic family of llie late Slielagh would like to express their sincere thanks to cvci’>’onc for the many kind expressions


Shelagh Frances


.sympathy and letters and cards


c o m f o r t i n g ministrations and to


Brian, Jean, Carl and Pauline Price for the funeral arrangements.


THANKS TO OUR LORD and SI. Jude for prayers ans^vcred.


HULME


Jan, Stephen, Simon and families would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives,


Christopher (Chris)


neighbours and work colleagues for the many


friends, expressions


kind of


sympathy and letters and cards of condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also the Rev. S. Ridley for his kind words and c o m f o r t


ministrations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations.


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The family would like to thank cverj’ono who gave a donation in mcmoiy of Bill. E468 was collected and given to Pendleton Churclu


MARSUND William


John and famllv would like to thank those who gave donations in mcmoiy of Angela, a total £3*093.01


OLDFIELD Angela


between


N.S.P.C.C. received during their recent bereavement. Special thanks to Mr Robin Clark for his


condolence and for donations for the


with camera club MEMBER Mike Caddy presented anoth­ er superlative slide talk at the latest meet­ ing of Ribblesdale Camera Club. I t was called “Insisting on Vision”: a


travelogue of a kind, but paralleling his vis­ its to Scotland, Norway and Poland was a journey into the development of his unique, personal style of photography. The presentation was divided into sec­


tions by thought-provoking pieces of prose, blank verse and more conventional poetry, some composed by himself, but some from poets such as William Blake. An essential was the need to optimise the


of of


quality of light most appropriate to the landscape. Mike often has to return to the same spot again and again before condi­ tions are perfect. The images themselves covered land­


scapes, birds and mammals; a photograph of a stoat took three days of lying on ice in a ditch before a good image was obtained. Deer in Scotland and fire salamanders in


Poland were best photographed in rain, red squirrels are better in snow, but action shots of golden eagles and sea eagles need good lighting to get the best from slow speed film. The value of the ideal light and condi­


tions were readily proved by his pictures of streams and lakes lit by golden light from the sunrise or the sunset. Mike has little time for the “rules of


composition”, with their obsession for “golden thirds” and “cardinal points”. His latest work uses lens flare for creative effects. His objective is to apply the freedoms of


was


received and Nvill be divided


Ribble Valley and White Rose Ladies Cancer Research and North West Air Ambulance. Many thanks


father’s (Day Memories


Sunday June 17th


a painter to the medium of photography. His final words were the hope that if even only a fraction of his audience should feel inspired to be creative, he had succeeded. The next meeting, on Tuesday, will be a


viewing of the Interclub Photographic Alliance’s Monochrome p r in t folio. Inquiries about the club can be made to its chairman, John Bradley, on 01254 822921.


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When mouldy bread was an ‘antibiotic’


AN open evening for Ciitheroe Lady Farmers was held at Hurst Green Village Hall. Nearly 100 members, including the


county president, listened to Dulcie Lewis, of Wensleydale, talking about “Curious Cures”. She started a career in writing more than


12 years ago, when asked to pen a book about “Kent Privvies”, then went on to writing about old cures and medical myths. She told of how people used to leave


bread on the cowbyre floor until i t had gone mouldy and then eat it - a sort of antibiotic! How they used to bash chilblains with a hollybush, rub a bald patch with honey and onion to increase hair regrowth and, worst of all, use urine as a fabric conditioner. She did say th a t gin has very healing


remedies for ladies though! Although herbal or homeopathic reme­


dies are still used, members agreed some were best left in the past! Susan Whitwell thanked the speaker for


a very humorous and entertaining evening and supper was served by the committee. The next meeting is a t the Calf’s Head


Hotel, Worston, on Monday, when Peak District farmer Mr Peter Slack will be the guest speaker.


You can view a selection of stun­ ning photographs by members of Ribblesdale Camera Club on


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