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18 Clitheroe Advertisers Times, Thursday, May 31st, 2007


Family Funeral Directors


Ctheroe Funeral and Mem


orial Services Caring Professional Service


Privately owned fam ily business Monumental masons


Pre-payment funeral plans available Funeral Directors


Richard Chew & Terry Scott Office and Chapel of Rest


Clitheroe Funeral Service 10-12 Whalley Road


(opposite Sainsburys) Clitheroe


Tel: 01200 443045


Brian Price & Son Funeral Directors


‘Peacehaven’ Chapel of Rest


The Genuine and Independent family concern of two generations offering a 24hrpersonal service


Brian, Jean, Carl and Pauline Tel: Clitheroe 441297


Pre-paul funeral plans available on request


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BUTLER Les


Precious Father’s Day memories of a dear dad,


grandad and great-grandad. Time goes by, but memories slay. As near and deer as yesterday.


From all your loving family xx


To place a commemorative verse on the


Family Notices Pages week ending June 15th Telephone: 01282 426161 ext 410 emailjanet.keegan@eastIancsnews.co.uk


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______ ly p e a c e fu l ly a f te r a p ro lon g ed illnes s, Michael, s lipped away q u ie t ly d u r in g the e a r ly morning o f May 2 4 th , 20 07 , b elo ved fa th e r o f T ra cy and J o an n a ,


VOSE Michael (Mick)


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g ran d ad to Bethan, B il ly and G eorg in a, loving brother to Win, Eileen and Jimmy and a much loved uncle, a friend to many.


A service will be held a t St Michael and St J o h n 's R.C. Church, Clithe roe, on -Friday, Ju n e 1st, 2007 at 11 a .m .


Michael will be sadly missed by all who knew him.


interment at Clitheroe C em e te ry . Op en to flowers. All inquiries to C lith e roe Funeral S e rv ic e , W h a lle y


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C lithe roe, BB 7 lAW. Tel. 01200 443045.


10/12 Road,


Acknowledgement ALTHAM


Rog er w ou ld lik e to th an k all re lat iv e s , fr ien ds


Patricia Anne


neighbours, especially the m em b ers o f Whalley Golf Club for all the kind messages o f sympathy, cards o f con d o len c e Bowers


received and during this sad time. and


S u d d en ly on May 27th, 2007, Eric, aged 70 yea rs, o f Bolton- by-lJowland,


DUGDALE Eric


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In Memoriam. MACMILLAN


Kenneth Alexander


3.11.62 - 4.6.2000 I f tears could build a stairway, And memories a lane, I'd walk right up to heaven. And bring you home again.


Birthday Memorie


Birthday memories for Ju n e 5 th o f a loving son, step-son and step grandson. Alwaus remembered with a smile on uour face, You're the best Keu


FALL0WES Kevin


Love Mum, W i ll, Sue, H and al l families and friends.


St. Jude, St. Anthony, V.M. and St. T hc rese for prayers answered.


IN GRATITUDE


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BLEIMKINSOP Richard


June 3rd 2007


Happy 18th birthday to our own little Thunderbird!


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Acknowledgements.. COWELL


Y ou r ev er loving Mum and Dad an d the family.


A u d re y , Gill ian and family would like to express their s incere thanks to all friends and n eighbou rs fo r the many k ind exp re s s ion s sym p a th y ,


Thomas Henry (Tom)


le tters and card s o f con d o len c e re c e ived during their sad loss. T h a n k in g also the Rev. Harry Jones for his kind word s and c o m f o r t i n g ministrations and to all who attended the funera l se rvic e and have given donations fo r Derian House C h ild ren s Hosp ice . Sincere thanks to Dr. N. McMeekin, the Nurses o f Pendleside M edical Pra c tice, Clitheroe Community H osp ital, C as t lc fo rd and to the Crossroads C arers fo r al l th e ir care and kindness.


THANKS TO OUR LORD an d S t . ju d e fo r prayers answered.


Mabel and family o f the late Bill wisn to thank relat iv es and fr ien ds for le t te rs , card s o f con do len ce and donations for 'The Rosemere C an c e r Foundation' received at this sad time. A special thanks to Dr G r if f in ,


HAYHURST William (Bill)


N u rses , Matron and s ta f f a t A ls ton V iew N u rs in g Home fo r th e ir


dedicated care given to Bill. Also thanks to C anon Duxbury fo r his comforting words and ministrations and to ev eryon e who at ten d ed


the


Thanksgiving S ervice at Whitcwell Church. Final thanks go to Bill and N ick Houghton for their caring and d ign i fied


arrangements. funeral love and Distr ic t f low ers, $irjrj)i/i runx'jJdi eo-uJ-


L o ts o f lo v e f r o m M u m , D a d a n d T h o m a s x x x


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M r J oh n Monaghan would like to express his sincere thanks to all


MONAGHAN Kathleen


fr ien ds o f


re la t iv e s and for


exp re s s ion s


sup po r t and fo r the many


their kind


sympathy and cards o f co n u o lcn c c received d u r in g his sad loss. S p ec ial


F ath e r J u d e fo r his kind word s and c o m f o rt in g ministrations and to Father Adrian Howell S.G. the Ambulance Crew, P ol ic e and Lang shaws Funeral


Services.__________


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thanks to o f


a c k n o w l e d g e donatioins in memory o f the following:- Thomas, Edward Wilson, Joyce Aspden, Brian Walker, Marina Walker, A l f Parsons, Kevin


r a t e f u l l y


Elizabeth Townson, William Taylor, Edna Scott, David Scott. And a special thank you for the donation in memory o f Bernard Lord who was a valued member o f the Heart Fund for many years. Other dontions from:- Mr & Mrs O'Hagan for their


Wedding, Kath Peel, B Wright, Marjorie Hudaart, Brian Pinch for th ier birthdays, Whalley Chamber o f Trade, John Naylor.


Golden Fallowcs,


THE CLTTHER0E HEART g MACHINE FUND


SMITHIES


Phil and Laura are proud to announce the arrival of


Joseph Albert


on May 20th, 2007, weighing 61b 10oz.


T h a n ks to a ll th e midwiv e s and to fam i ly and fr ien d s


Birthday Greetings -


TRAYNOR Stephen


June 4th 2007


All my love Keziah xxx


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BELL ^ r from Mum xxxx


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(nee Fisk) Matthew and Tracey are in , ^


delighted to announce the N4 safe arrival of


FREYA EVE


on Monday, May 7th, 2007, weighing 8lb 11oz.


Many thanks to the Ribble Valley


Midwives and all the staff on C5 at Royal Blackburn Hospital


KING (nee Darlington)


Ben and Jenny are delighted to announce the safe arrival of Charlie Benjamin


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on May 20th, 2007, weighing 7lb 7oz.


Royal Blackburn Hospital


Many thanks to Ribble Valley midwives and all staff at


G A U G H A N K e i ro n


Happy 1st


Father's Day to my very


Special Daddy O W S T P . ■ . • j i .f ' *S*?*^J_ of hugs and kisses JT Isabella Frances xxx


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Telephone 01282 426161 or email karen.tempest@eastlancsnews.co.uk adore ° -


p r Congratulations Malcolm and Jackie on o the birth of your beautiful daughter Anissa


O r Alice on May 26th, weighing 7lb 1oz C Love and best wishes


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TRAYNOR Stephen


Congratulations on your 40th birthday Lov e f ro m P au l a n d N a om i Happy


birthday Uncle


Stephen F rom


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25l/'lAnnimwmccry BENNETT


Lyn and John June 4th


Congratulations Mum and Dad on your Silver Wedding Anniversary Enjoy your party!


Lots of love Lauren and Ashley xxx 40


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Records are smashed at calves sale


JACKSON v- Ellie


June 3rd 2007


Dad, Lil, Grace andfyi; Lucy xxx


Happy 18th birthday ■ All our love Mum,


Ji


David rides out to say ‘thanks


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A CLITHEROE man who was rescued by the North West Air Ambulance complet­ ed a 43-mile bike ride to raise funds for the


vital service. Only last year, David Askew was on his bike


when lie was involved in a head-on collision with a car. The NWAA was able to reach him in just


four minutes and airlift him to the Royal Pre­ ston Hospital. lie suffered extensive injuries and the car that hit him was written off. David wanted to give something back by taking part


Police talks


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All greetings will appear on June 14th for a chance to win a prize courtesy of:-


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A three course meal for four to be taken on Father’s Day (excluding drinks)


S Blues Cafe Bar 3 ; Ewood Park


• •iS- Blackburn Te! Q1254 296166


BROWN Charlie


Happy Father's Day to the best Daddy in the world


Love N iam h xxx


3x2 £9 (inc VAT) v Up to 15 words no photo


in the HealthSure - North West Air Ambu­ lance Cycle Challenge, which he completed recently along with more than 120 others from throughout the North West. The challenge gave a choice of a 43-mile ride


around scenic Cheshire, beginning and ending at Tatton Park, Knutsford, and a five-mile family route through leafy Tatton Park. The event raised more than £1,000, which


will fund a vital four days of fuel for the NWAA’s helicopter Katie. Our picture shows Mr Askew, (s)


VILLAGERS in Mellor and Mellor Brook are being invited toPolice and Community Together meetings, between 2 and 3 p.m. and between 6 and 7 p.m. on Wednesday at Mel­ lor Brook Community Centre.


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THE anniversary show and sale of rearing calves at Gisburn Auction Mart saw all previous market record calf prices smashed, with a top price of £428 being achieved. The top bid of the day


was for the champion, an outstanding eight-week old Belgian Blue bull calf from dairy farmer Jim Faud, of Great Harwood. I t sold to to Mr Ian


Harrison, of Cumbrian Quality Calves, Penrith. Regular vendor Geoff


Blezard, of Ribchester, was in the money with his superb pen of Belgian Blue buils, sired by the Irish bull Chesnut Umpire. They sold for between


£308 and £232 to John and Robert Sturdy, of Malton, North Yorkshire. B. and B.M. Bayes, of Driffield, East Yorkshire,


A MATCH between Clitheroe Juniors and Crusasders Juniors from Blackburn brought the season to a close for Clitheroe Chess Club. Playing in their first


competitive match for Clitheroe, James Buckley, Sam Booth and Phillip Booth battled well.


took home three superb Belgian Blue heifers from Tom Holden, of Chaigley, D.E. and P.A. Newbould, of Clitheroe, and A.T. Farms, of Longridge. The increasing demand


for calves from three and four-year TB parishes saw several new buyers present with many calves heading north of the border into Scotland. Aberdeen-based Philip


Foad took home 25 top quality continental calves, while Murray Forbes, of Lockerbie, was the suc­ cessful bidder for 21 conti­ nental calves. Averages were: Bulls -


Limousin £214, Belgian Blue £2G9, Simmental £275, Hereford £166. Heifers - Limousin £188, Belgian Blue £220, Here­ ford £151. Auctioneers were Richard Turner and Son.


Debut boys’ battles The Crusaders team,


consisting of Kieran Gin­ ger, Eduardo Sig and Michael Mitchell, eventu­ ally won by 3-0 after some hard-fought games. The chess club breaks


for the summer and will start again on September 4th at the Catholic Social Centre, Lowergate.


Photographer clicks with his talk on landscapes


A RECORD attendance of 83 thoroughly enjoyed a Ribblesdale Camera Club meet­ ing when special guest Derry Brabbs, the photographer for the Wainwright and James Herriot books, talked about his


landscape photography. The club was delighted to welcome


members of neighbouring camera clubs, various other Ribble Valley clubs and soci­ eties, and many local people. The James Herriot book was Derry’s


first commission in the field of landscape photography and he soon learned that some of the most effective pictures are taken with a wide angle lens or using a telephoto from a high viewpoint. Unfortunately, camera shake is not


acceptable, so a sturdy tripod must be car­ ried everywhere. After a project to photograph the Pen­


nine Way, a wider collaboration with Alfred Wainwright was proposed. Unfortunately, Wainwrighl’s eyesight


was failing and so they could not walk together, but “A.W.” had an exact image in his mind of places and could produce detailed sketches of locations and camera angles to fit the words. However, the time of day and the quali­


ty of light are essential factors in convey­ ing the essence and feel of a place. Colour temperature of light varies throughout the day, being redder at sun­


rise and sunset. Also the track of the sun varies with the seasons. The winter sun is always lower in the


sky and warmer in colour than the sum­ mer sun. The rare days when the atmosphere is


clear should not be wasted. Derry’s most recent project was to pho­


tograph the pilgrimage routes from France to Santiago-de-Compostela in western Spain. This was once solely for the devout, but


is now walked by at least 70,000 people a year, many with different motivations. He told the remarkable story of the


body of St James, executed by King Herod, laid in a boat and eventually washed up on the shores of Galicia, Spain’s northwestern province. The burial place was discovered by a Bishop in 835 who was guided by a star, hence the English translation of Santiago- de-Compostela - St James of the Field of Stars. The talk was witty, gently cynical,


informative and the pictures were superb. It proved an entertaining evening greatly enjoyed by the large audience. O Visit our new website, www.


ditheroeadvertiser.co.uk. to see a selection of pictures taken by members of Ribbles­ dale Camera Club.


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