20 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, July 3rd, 2008


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Birthdays


d liefo e Funeral and Memoiial tevices ■


Caring Professional Service


Privately owned family business Monumental masons


Richard Chew & Terry Scott opice and Chapel ojRest


Clitheroe Funeral Service 10-12 Whalley Road


(opposite Sainsburys) Clitheroe


Tel: 01200 443045 :


Brian Price & Son . Funeral Directors


'Peacehaven' Chapel of Rest Tlje Genuine and Independent - i


family concern of Iwo generations offering a 24hrpersonal service


Briati, Jean, Carl a n d Pauline Tel: Clitheroe 441297


Pre-paidfuneral plans available on req m ^


Peacefully in her sleep on Wednesday, June 251I1, 2008 -al R iv ers id e Nu rsing Home, Winnie, aged 93


■ CHOAT Winifred Alice . (Winnie)


W ad d in g lon , loved wife o f J oh n ,


son - in - law moth er yea rs,


much o f


to dearly- Pat


the late loved and


Robin,


dear grandma to Lucy and Becky, and great- g ran dm a


Isabel,


dear sister to the late Bess


and w t vill Serv ice cherished


sister-in-law to l.«cs. A


H elen’s


giving will be held at S t


Thanks- . Church,


on


. Queensway, Wadding- • ton, C lithe roe, BB7 : 3HL.


: In q u ir ie s : to


Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors, Tel.


01200 44I2Q7«


.Helen’s Church would be appreciated either at Church or via Mrs . H. T om l in so n ,' 19


to St Waddington


“ 3 0 ‘" “ p.m, Family • f low e rs . on ly but .d o n a t io n s


Friday, July n th at 12-.


private. crcm:Uion tak e - p la ce. o f


A o f


On Monday, •. Ju n e 30th, 2008, peacefully in . h osp ital , Nancy, aged 79 4 y e a rs , o f Bil lin g ton , . b eloved w ife o f 'Pom, also a much loved s ister , sister-in-law and aunt and good friend to many.-


HINDLE' * Nancy -


Funeral service will be held at Mellor Parish Church at. 10-30 a.m. on Wed nesd ay, Ju ly 9th, • p rior • c rem a tion


to at


Plcasin g ton . Family f lowers on ly please, b u t don a t ion s i f desired to Marie Curie C an c e r Care, c/o Lan g shaws Funeral Service, King Street, Whalley.- Inquiries ’Pel. 012.54 824S2Q.


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Pre-payment funeral plans available Funeral Directors •


William Anthony ^ fTony,BIII)


MAUDSLEY


On T h u r sd a y , . Ju n e 26th, 2008, peacefully in hospital, Tony, aged 60 y e a r s , and o f S ab d en , - the lo vin g husband o f Carol and much loved son o f Margaret and the late William.


Service to take place at S t N ich o la s Church, Sabden, on Tliursday, July 3rd, 20o8 a t - 11 a .m .


cremation at Pleasing- ton . Cremator ium. Rep os in g a t


. Home. Family flowers on ly ■ please , • b u t donations i f so desired to T h e A ir Ambulance S e rv ic e , c/o and further inquiries to E. T . Birtwistle and Sons Ltd. 29 Queen Street, Great Harwood, BB6 7 S A . . T e l .. 01254


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S u d d en ly on Ju n e 25th, 2008 at home, the d e a r ly loved husband o f Kathleen, m u c h . lo ved dad o f Graham, and I a in , , fa th e r - in - law


PAUL Jim


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RIBBLE VALLEY BEREAVEMENT ; SUPPORT GROUP


Meets 2nd Thursday of each month


Contact Madeline Adcy 01200 429346 for further details


Kathryn,- grandad o f 1 Caitlin and brother o f 1 Christine. Rep os in g


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‘Peacehaven* Chapel o f Rest. A p r iv ate c rem a tion • will take place. - A Service o f


'Phanksgiving .will be h e ld . a t . T r in i ty M e th od is t Church, C lith e ro e tomor row, Friday, July 4th at 12. noon. Family flowers only please. Inquiries to Brian Price and S on ,


Funeral


Directoi-s, Tel. 01200 441297.


SPEAK


On ■ Monday, Ju n e 30 th , p eace fu lly in Marsh


3 Doris Mary House


■ followed by interment . in the churchyard. Family f lowers o n ly • please but donations in lieu, can be made for S t Mary’s Church, Gisburn and St Peter's C h u r ch , ' East Marlon c/o Windlcs Funeral S e rv ic e . T e l . .0 12 8 2


813345.


Love and miss uou forever. InMemoriam


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■ Nothing seems the same, V But as God takes us one . ■ by one, -- •. The links will join again.-


In lo vin g memory o f a v e r y d e a r H u sb an d who- died J u ly 15th, 2006. Our family is broken, ■


WIMTERBOTTOM Tom


M is s in g you , . lo ve Joyce. Heartfelt thouahts ofa ’ dear GrandaiC JjOvc Gary.


Res iden t ial . Horne,. Lcyland, Doris Mai-y, aged 94 years, wife o f the late George, loving mother o f Hague and cl a u g h t c r - 1 n -1 a w Diane and treasured gran o f Richard and Sarah. - T h e funeral se rvic e will take p lace on Friday, July 4th at St Mary’ s v Church, 'G isb u rn at 1 1 . a.m.


GRAHAM Mark would like to thank Mum,


Dad and Gary for his 21st party and • Grandma for his cake.


Many thanks to family and friends for all the cards and gifts received. Also a big thank "


■ you to Martyn and Annette for all their help (ni


WOODS


- Marjorie wishes to thank relatives, friends . and neighbours for the beautiful cards, : flowers and plants received on her - 90th Birthday.


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Thank you to friends at Christ Church and to my dancing friends at Pendle Club ■' r .


BURGESS Sarah


Congratulations on


gaining a BA Hons. 2.1 in Leisure andTourism Management Great resultl


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Love Mum, Dad and Grandma - ■ Well done Sarah .


Michael, Lyndsay and Dylan


SLINGER Helen


(nee Dewhurst) Chris and Marianna are . C delighted to announce


: ■ the safe arrival of ; • their daughter:


Julianna : - • Born June 21st, 2008 - Weighing 31b 5oz EAVES .j \ITS !girl{ ^


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A special thank you to all doctors, midwives and nurses at Royal Blackburn Hospital


Thank you to everyone for their gifts, cards and well wishes'


Congratulations on gaining a 1st in Psychology at


"""Manchester University . . We are all so proud of you


Love Grandma and Derreck . and all the family xxx


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BARGH Adam Robert


Congratulations on your 2:1 MEng .


(Hons) Degree with Merit in Aeronautical Engineering from Christ's College, - Cambridge


VYe are so proud of you Special love


Dad, Mum, Carl, Alison, Joseph and Laura .


GRAHAM M a rk


June 27th


Congratulations Mark on becoming 21 Hope you had a great partyl Loads of love Mum, Gary, Andrew and Jen xxxx


21 21 21


GRAHAM Mark


21 21 27 21 As well as the traditional mossogo In-papor, ;• June 27th :.


Congratulations Mark on becoming 21 Health and happiness always


Love always Grandma, Grandad and Howard xxx


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advertisers new hove their own web pogo whore they con share photosi receive messages and shore family stories.


To access honnouncer click on the family notices In the main section on our home page.


Bir tw ist le - Funeral th e p r io r to - - Thomas James WARD Peggy, San dra ,


Heather, and families w ou ld l ik e to th an k ’ everyone for the kind . e xp re s s ion s


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s ym p a th y ,- • f lo ral tr ib u te s , c a rd s . o f con d o len c e . and don a t ion s received during th e ir recent sad lo s s . S in c e re thank s a r c * : also e x ten ded to. s ta f f a t- Favourdale Home for the Elderly for their care and The Grange an d - a lso Mr. F. Husband fo r his c o m f o r t i n g ministrations.


Our Lord and St Jude T h an k y o u


Appeals, Donations & Charities


BREWERTON Aled


Congratulations on


■ gaining your L.L.M. in Intarlsctual Property from •


The University of Manchester . • So proud!


Love Mum, Dad, Gareth and all . your family and friends xxx


MACKENZIE Anna


Congratulations' on gaining


your First Class B.A. Hons Degree ' in English


' Good luck with your M.A. at Liverpool • Love from


Mum, Dad andThomas xxx 40 40 40


40 KERR


Stephen July 5th


Happy 40th Birthday to


special ■ Grandson Stephen Lots of love


WOLFENDEN


Adele July 9th


Happy Birthday TheBIG40


h Love Darrell, James and Georgia xxx


21st Birthday


WE have an exciting now locillty on-IIno when you ploco ntivortlsemonts In our bIrthSi • marriages onil deaths section.


l‘‘announco enables you to place your message on a page via our website: www.cdthorooodvortlser.co.uh and onoblos Irlonds, lomlly and relotlvos to odd ; - their own mossogos.ond pictures.


STORYTELLERS will be per­ forming around Chipping at a book festival next month. The event on Saturday, July


12th is being organised by pupils and staff of St Mary’s Primary School. As the village is in the Bow-


land Fells, the festival has been given the title “Amongst The Fells”. A full programme of storytellers has been planned. They will perform around the village at venues including the Post Office gardens, the Cob­ bled Corner Cafe and the


school woodlands. Traditional crafts and music will also be represented at the festival, including sculpting and rush- chair bottoming, all tying in with the traditional story theme. Pupils are pictured preparing for the festival, (s)


Linking the past with the present


MEMBERS of the Clitheroe University of the Third Age in Clitheroe recently listened to Dr Patrick Oats, an art histori- , talking about archaeology,


art and design.: His theme was to link the


past to the present time. By discovering and stud3


ung arte­


facts from ethnic and ancient civilisations, he determined from the evidence left behind, how the ancients conducted


their lives. ; During his interesting and varied career, he had come to the conclusion that when con­ fronted with the same problem, these differing cultures more


• often than not .arrived at the same solution and produced similar results. Dr Oats demonstrated with


slides of his own drawings, the importance of an accurate rep­ resentation of the human anatomy as seen by the artist. In a further series of slides he showed a number of his beauti­ fully made ceramic pots in which he had made much use of ancient pottery patterns. Thus he demonstrated that the rela­ tionship and design of objects from the past to those of today is all part of a continuum. ’ Members were informed that in the present time we are part


of a dynamic process to which we all have a contribution to make. Dr Oats concluded with a


generous question and answer session. The variety and num­ ber of questions raised from the floor by budding USA artists and potters, and indeed other USA members, confirmed how stimulating a talk members had enjoyed. Dr Eric Lockwood proposed


a wittty vote of thanks. The next meeting will take


place on Tuesday, July 8th at 2- 80 p.m. in Trinity Church Hall when the speaker will be Canon Dr Peter Shepherd.


; MUSIC fans ivill be converging on the area from Friday until Sunday. The Beat-Herder Festival is in its third year and located in fields off the A59 at Sawley Brow.


Music fans set to converge on the area The event features bands such as X-press2,


Misty in Roots, Evil Nine and Utah Saints. Gates open at noon tomorrow and tickets are priced at £55 via the festival website.:


Grandma Procter xx 40 40 40


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0- a e & . '. July 5th Stephen _ KERR Love always Nicola xx : Happy 40th Birthday ;


Happy Birthday Daddy Love George XX ....: Happy 40th - ■


...... Lots of love Have a good weekendl 2


Love Matthew, Louise, Sam, Max and Maisie xxx


. Love Mum xx Happy 40th Birthday


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Hitting out at stone thieves


A CO UN CILLO R has s lam m ed th e a c t io n s of th ie v e s who s to le ed g in g stones from a children’s play "area.


' ^ Work is currently being car­


ried out at Proctor’s Field Play Area, off George Street, Whal­ ley, to provide disabled and pram access for users.


However, when Ribble Valley


Borough Council workmen returned to the site pn Monday momingj they found 20 edging stones, worth an estimated £100, had been stolen. Borough councillor Joyce Holgate said: “I ’m furious. The theft has delayed the project by another two weeks. “I ’m not only disappointed


with the actions of the thieves, but I am concerned about the^ safety of the people responsible who have climbed the fence to gain entry into the site. “Parents are being urged to


keep an eye on their children in the evenings and to warn them not to enter the park while essential repair work is being carried out.”


Storytelling around Chipping Curtilage


A PLAN to extend the curtilage at the front of two Read properties has been submitted to the borough council. The proposal involves incorporating the existing foopath and part of the landscaped verge, to a point approximately 2m from the roadway kerb to facilitate construc­ tion of a new footpath adjacent to and abut­ ting the highway kerb and aligned to the original footpath at each end of the verge, prior to closure of the original footpath in the garden areas. Comments on this


proposal a t 8 and 5 Buckingham Drive, Read, (number 0858) must be made to Rib­ ble 'Valley Borough Council by tomorrow. Other applications


submitted include: Barrow: Removal of


the existing conserva­ tory and the construc­ tion of a new lounge/day room using masonry construction and a traditional pitched roof, all to match the existing property at 8 Chestnt Crescent (0489). Mellor: Proposed


extension to side and rear of property incor­ porating pitched roof over garage and new sunroom at 18 Glen­ dale Drive (0440). Pro­ posed conservatory extension to rear of property at 16 Fouracre, off Hob Green (0480) Read: Rear eleva­


tion, modify roof to include a full dormer with flat roof. Modify existing window open­ ings to provide patio


’door sets. Front eleva­ tion, modify existing flat roofed dormer with a pitched roof. Install one additional pitch roofed dormer. Remove existing chim­ ney stack. Alterations to internal space at 8 St John's Close (0442).


Challenge


A SUMMER Reading Challenge for children starts at Clitheroe Library on Saturday. ■ The “Team Read” challenge has a sports theme to t ie in with the summer’s major sporting events, including


the


Olympics, Wimbledon and Euro 2008. It will be launched at a spe­ cial event at the library, in Market Place, on Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon, where there will be various- free craft activities and games


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