22 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, September 3rd, 2009 Engagements


Birthdays


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Elizabeth September 4th


Happy 50th Birthday Mum Love always Keri, Warren,


Tami Lee,Tobi, Laura, Gari, Charli and George x


Love always Kharis, Connor, Brooke, 5Q Archi and Owen x


To Gran Happy Birthday


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Happy 50th Birthday to my lovely wife i - q Love always Neil x


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Sheree September 5th


Happy 40th birthday to a special wife and mum.


'Hope you have a great time in Rome'


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Love you always, Mark, Megan, 40 Oliver and Jessica xxx


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Anne Ali September 7th


daughter Kelly Love Mum x


Have a great day Sis


Love Rory, Naomi, Max and Emily


Happy Birthday Mummy


Love E llie x x Charlie xx Happy 30th Kelly Anne Love you always Kev xx


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McCALLY Fiona


September 6th Happy 50th Birthday Lots of love Mum xx


Happy 50th Birthday to a very special Mum All our love always Sarah and Ishy xx Congratulations on your birthday Bird All my love Janitta xx Have a lovely day Mum Lots of love Madison xx To the bestest Grandma ever


Big hugs and kisses from Cameron xx


Enjoy your night on Saturdayl TITTERINGTON


Alan and Doreen S^temberSth, 1959


Love and congratulations Mum and Dad on your Golden Wedding Annrveisaiy


Dawn and Alan xxx To the best Nana and Pampa Lots of love on your special day William and Alicia xxx Exam Success W k U Jh fm


ABRAHAM Shannon


Congratulations on your , |i u GCSE results


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Keep up the good work of you


Love Mum, Dad, Nanna, family and friends


JONES ^ ------— 30 Kelly


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Congratuialions Mum and Dad on your Golden Anniversary Love from Michael and Helen, Karen, Robert and family xxx


Raymond and Eileen S^itemberSth


Anniversaries


RYAN-BOWLER Pat and Peter wish to


announce the engagement of their youngest son Simon to Lisa


Daughter of Trevor and Pauline of Market Drayton, Shropshire


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MORE than 20 members of Ribbles- dale Camera Club joined the group's latest walk from East Marton. The route was just over two miles


from St Peter's Church along the canal bank to Laugher Bridge and through Green Bank. Ingthorpe Lane was reached and the group returned to the Cross Keys over the fields. Despite a grey, misty evening, some


good photographs were taken. One of the photograph is featured above and shows Langber Bridge. Meanwhile, the results of the Inter-


Club Photographic Alliance were announced recently. The ICPA is a grouping of 12 East Lancashire cam­ era clubs. Despite getting no individ­ ual awards in the class, Ribblesdale


Bridge Club winners


WINNERS at Clitheroe Bridge Club on Monday were: NS Michael Jeffery and J. Pawlicki, Chris Pol­ lard and Janet Bailey. EW Kath Higson and Joan Bowker, joint 2nd Use Park and Tony Stokes, Sheila Cornwell and Mary Tompson.. On Thursday evening, winners


were NS Chris Pollard and Jean Martindale, Pauline Grant and Philip Manning. EW Jessie Telfer and Marjorie Lawley, Mary Thompson and Joan Bowker. Bridge winners at the Pendle


Club were Mrs Jean Thompson, Mr Brian Holden, Mrs Muriel Wil­ son, Mrs Eva Velvick. Solo whist winners at the Pendle


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Charlotte ^ > September 2nd s / Happy 30th Birthday • • . . Char


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Js# , Love always - Richard


\: Ruble, Mum, Rob and George Sasha and Kenny xxx


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.Vi* s CHILD Charlotte


Congratulations on your fantastic GCSE results You’re a start


Love Mum, Dad, Kirsty, Grandma land Sam xxx


Berry, G. Berry, R. Knight, joint 4, F. Giles and J. Pye. Booby P.Par- rott.


Club were: R. Knight, M. Holding, D. Knight. Friday domino winners were: M.


noes were: joint 1, M. Berry and P. Oddie, A. Fox, joint 4, E. Fox and R. Knight.


Winners of the Saturday domi­


showed strength in depth by winning the Toulmin Shield for Monochrome prints for the second year running with a total of 69 points. External competitions secretary,


Nigel Mallinson, did exceptionally well by scoring two 18s for “Late” and “What a Complexion’', and a 17 out of 20 with three of his entries. The club was placed only sixth in


the colour slides, despite vice-chair­ man John Bradley’s full marks and a certificate of merit with “Gaping Gill”. John also had the second best entry from Eibblesdale. Rihblesdale again came a mid-table


sixth in the colour prints, the most successful entries being from Ken Geddes for “Winter Willows with


PUPILS of the Jean Willis School of Speech and Drama, in Great Harwood, once again achieved marvellous results in the English Speaking Board Examinations, with 10 pupils achieving distinc­ tions out of th e 21 pupils who took the examinations. The age range of pupils was from five years to adult. Results were: Distinction: Adult 1 - Stephen


Rawsthorne. Senior Grade 2 - Amy Howarth. Senior 3 - Zara Ali, Thomas Haworth. Junior 2 - Grace Graham, Milly Richardson. Junior


POLICE are appealing for wit-_ nesses after a large quantity of steel and engineering materials was stolen from a Clitheroe engi­ neering firm. The materials were taken between 2 p.m. and 3.15 p.m. on Sunday, August 23rd, from the Lincoln Way/Upbrooks industrial estate firm. Police would particularly like


more information on a green tip­ per wagon, which had a Hiab crane on the back of its cab, along


Speed Skater”, which received 17, and


Sue Marsden, whose “White Tiger” scored 16. Camera club members reflected on


the variability of judges when a colour print by Mike Bartle, which was selected to represent Lancashire and Cheshire in the National PAGB com­ petition, was only worth 14 in this competition. Also, Sue Marsden’s


"White Tiger” was third in the same competition, which had an entry in the thousand The club’s most recent meeting was


its 2009-2010 season opening supper, held on Tuesday. ■ Details of the year’s programme can be found on wwwjibblesdalecamera- dub.org.uk


Pupils perform well in board exams


Grade 1 - Libby Elliott, Sophie Mac­ intosh, Madison Stephenson. Junior Introductory - William Burrows. Merit P lu s: Senior 3 - Caroline


Snape. Senior 2 - Sophie Rambling. Senior 1 - Matthew Haworth. Junior 1 - Jack Haworth, Georgina Travis- Thompson. Merit; Senior Introductory - Ronan


Fitzpatrick. Junior Grade 4 - Dwight Robinson. Junior Grade 3 - Joseph Murphy. Junior Grade 2 - Oliver Pat- tinson. Junior Grade 1 - Alice Monk. Junior Introductory - Khalisah Mah- mood.


Witness appeal after theft


with a female and young male who were acting suspiciously in the area during the time of the incident. Police believe the duo could have been acting as look outs. Clitheroe PC Darren Neal told the Advertiser that the area would have been busy with visi­ tors to Clitheroe Auction Mart’s Sunday market. Please contact PC Neal at


Clitheroe PoUce Station on 01200 443344.


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AN unsafe copper beech tree is to be felled in Brungerley Park, Clitheroe, and the future of a second tree at the site is imder consideration. A routine inspection of the trees


identified a series of stem fractures and further investigations using ther­ mal imaging revealed that each has less than 30% sound wood at base, meaning both are at risk of decay and collapse. Ribble Valley Borough Council’s


countryside officer, David Hewitt, said: “There are only two options available. One is to pollard the trees, which will mean removing a number


of branches. However, as neither of the trees has been pollarded before, a substantial pruning will be required. This will not only destroy the appear­ ance of the trees, but put them imder considerable stress, from which they might not recover. “The other option is to fell and


replant the trees. “It has been decided to fell the tree


with the most serious fractures imme­ diately. Meanwhile, options for the second tree are under consideration. It may be possible to retain the second


tree, albeit with considerable pruning work.”


• A RIBBLE Valley support group for Parkinson’s Disease suf­ ferers will hold its next meeting on Saturday,


September 5th. A Jacob’s Join shared


lunch and a warm wel­ come will be extended to old and new members a t the meeting, which will be held in the Sup­ per Room at Accrington Town Hall from 11-30 a.m. until 1-30 p.m. New members should


note that there is wheel­ chair access to the building and a lift to the first floor.


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Justine and Andrew on your engagement Love from both families ... sponsored by Pendle Leisure Trust


The focus is on Kate's photos!


A YOUNG photographer from the Ribble Valley will exhibit her work in Chipping throughout September. Entitled “Natural World, the


exhibition at Brabin’s Shop and Gallery will featme a collection of 48 digital colour photographs, divided into Floral, Landscapes, Sunsets and Frost groups. They were taken by Clitheroe


. woman Kate Hmst, who will cel­ ebrate her 25th birthday towards the end of the exhibi­ tion. Having lived in Clitheroe since


she was just a few months old, Kate attended the town’s St Michael and St John’s Primary School and then St Augustine’s High School, Billington. “I first opted to study Art


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when picking out my subjects for GCSE options and then carried it on to A Level at Clitheroe Grammar Sixth Form,” said Kate. “By the time I was in my final


year, I'd decided I wanted to go on to a degree in an art-based subject. “I originally opted for graphic


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Fii 11th September - 8pm - Tickets; £11 / £10 THE SWING COMMANDERS


Sat 12th September - 8pm - Tickets: £5


THE ADVENTURES OF MOONDANCE & FANDANGO (A Play in One Act)


Sat 19th September - 8pm - Tickets: £10 SOUL DEEP


The Norih’s leading Soul Band perfonn classic hits from Stax, Motown and The Commitments


Thur 24th September - 8pm - Tickets; £10 / £8 THE JEST ER SOCIETY COMEDY CLUB


Featuring Star o f TV sitcom 'Grown Ups’, Friday Night Project Host and 8 out o f 10 Cats


ROB ROUSE along with one of the UK’s fastest risingcomedian TOM CRAINE and your host for the evening TOM WRIGGLESWORTH “If you love comedy you will love this” Jimmy Carr


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An evening of classic swing from the 1930s, 40s & 50s from Britain’s No 1 Westein Swing Sextet


26th S e p t POP GOES THE 80s Featuring X Factor finalist ROWBITA and West End Cast


30th Sept - 3id Oct Burnley Garrick Club present NO DINNER FOR SINNERS by Edward Taylor


6th Oct A TIMELESS COLLECTION. Musical journey horn Music Hall through the 1940s, S0s.60s&70s________________________________


7th Oct NATACHA ATLAS & the Maxedia Ensemble Plus Support a a ra and the Real Deal______________


9th Oct OFF THE WALL - The Music of Pink Floyd


10th Oct 1130am Fifom the Hit TV Show The Wiggles DOROTHY THE DINOSAUR SHOW


10th Oct 8pm GORDON HENDRICKS Voc^ Tribute to Hvis


11th Oct BACK TO BROADWAY Starring Helen Noble, ‘HoUyoaks’ & West End full cast 12th Oct Comedian STEWART FRANCIS 14lh &15th OctTHE LADYBOYS OF BANGKOK


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Richard Uttley (Gulldholl School of Music and Oromo) Tea time piono reotols for the outumn/urinter seosons


Sun 13th Sept I 12 - 3pm | £16.50ady* Big Band Jazz Lunch


Lancashire Vouth Orchestro ’ Price includes lunch


lUed 23rd Sept | 7pm | £14.50odv John Ctheridge [ Hit Holmes


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African grooves from one of .the uuorld's leading guitarists


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Sot 26th Sept | 7pm | £4 . Rock The Grand presents: - The City | H-€yes + Guest


Sat 28th Sept I 6.30pm | £6 Adults ' 1 £3 Children | £15 Family Clitheroe and District Coledonion Society


Presents: "A taste of Scotland"


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design, then later decided to combine it with photography, but because art degrees usually ask for a foundation diploma instead of A Levels, I attended Blackburn College for a year. “What really got me into pho­


tography properly was passing my driving test and getting my small digital camera at about the same time, because it meant I could get around to different places to use the camera. “I studied at De Montfort


making and selling craft items, although photography remains my primary interest. “Last summer I entered the


Clitheroe Garden Club Show in one of the photography cate­ gories and won a prize - 1 will be entering photos in three cate­ gories this year, too.” For the Chipping exhibition,


University, in Leicester, between 2004 and 2007 and managed to integrate two of my favourite subject areas for photography - floral studies and landscapes - into my coursework. “One project was to promote


Kate didn’t set out with four separate subject groups in mind, but as she sorted through which pictures to show, they seemed to fall into those broad areas “I prefer to document places,


the National Trust and the other was a self-written brief for one of my two major third-year proj­ ects, where I invented a theoreti­ cal flower show to be held at Clitheroe Castle and created a promotional poster and booklet for visitors to the imaginary event. “Since then I have been work­


ing as a freelance photographer and most recently have been


plants and scenes as they really are, rather than trying to modify them, and one thing I really like in a subject is strong, vibrant colour. “I’m also including a few pho­


tographs of churches that came from trips to different places as part of my research into my fam­ ily tree.” • Run by Paul and Laura


Hunt, Brabin’s Shop and Gallery, in Talbot Street, Chip­ ping ('Tel. 01995 61221), is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and entry to the gallery is free.


Textiles show is open


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A SECOND Textiles Open Exhibition is being staged at Clitheroe’s Platform Gallery this autumn. The opportunity to exhibit


was open to amateur, profes­ sional and student textile artists who live in Lancashire (including Greater Manches­ ter) and Yorkshire. From more than 100 sub­


missions, 52 artists were selected to exhibit their work. More than 80 works are on show, celebrating the wealth of textile talent in the two counties. The exhibition features a


diverse range of craft tech­ niques, from conventional stitching to woven and con­ structed textiles, paired intri- cate jewellery pieces and large wall hangings. It will run until October 21st. One of the exhibiting


artists will be chosen to receive the Selectors’ Prize for Innovation, in the form of a £100 gallery voucher. Throughout the exhibition,


visitors will also be able to vote for their favourite piece in the People’s Prize, with the winner announced on October 21st and awarded a £100 gallery voucher.


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