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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, July 1st, 2010


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On Thursday, June 24th, 2010, following a long illness, Brian, aged . 76 • years of Clitheroe, beloved husband of the late Maureen ■ and loved, dad of. Cohn and Keith.


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, Monday, July stii at /Accrington Crem­ atorium. * Family flowers onlji' please,' but , donations ; if desired may be made to Cancer Research U.K. c/o Langshaws


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GOLDSMITH Peacefully on June - Dorothy


i dearly loved wife o f Ralph, , much loved mum .o f Anne, Caroline and lthe late Peter and Keith, loving mother-in-law of Barbara and Sylvia, • also. a dearest grandma . and great-'


grandma. Reposing .V . ; -^ini


Peacehaven Chapel of Rest. A service will be held at All Saints' Church, Pendleton, on Monday, July 5th at 2 p.m. followed by cremation at Burnley


■ Crematorium, at 3 p.m.. Flowersvwll be: received


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Peacehaven. Inquiries ■ to Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors; Tel. 01200 441297.


,27th, 2010,' in' Clitheroe Hospital,^ Dorothy, soon to be 98 years, of Clitheroe Nursing Home and formerly of . Milton Avenue, Clitheroe, the


- HARRISON Dennis


. cards, letters, flowers,' Mass offerings and ' generous . donations • for Dr Jones Diabetic'-' Clinic at Blackburn, w


Barbara and Richard Harrison would like to thank, everyone who has been involved : in looking after Dennis over, the past ten years,: too many to mention. Ourgratefiil thanks. We '.have been overwhelmed with the


'Thank you so much.. To the Reverend John for rputting together v such a wonderful . service to celebrate • , Dennis's life and to all - ■ who managed to come : to say a fond farewell and . applauding his ' life ana achievements,'. We tliank you.' .


• Lastly, thank you to •


Dennis's . sister Jean v and ■ family . for- all > funeral arrangements.


SOUTHWORTH


Chatburn,' Margaret, aged 90 years, of Waddington. Service and interment' \vill take place at St Helen's


Church,


Waddington, day and time to be arranged.


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Peacefully on June 28th, 2010, at The Manor


, . . Alice Beatrice . , Margaret


House,


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HUDSON Thomas


.Christine and family .would like to express : their sincere thanKs to all ■ relatives and friends for the many kind expressions of sympathy and letters


' ■‘ (Tom) MUSKER


• and ' cards • of ; condolence received .during their sad loss.


. Thanking also Rev. Katy Thomas and Rev. Tim Tliorpe for their kind • words and comforting mini­ strations and to all who attended the funeral ,service and have given donations. Very special and heartfelt thanks are due to all the Staff of The Manor House along with Dr V. Warren for all their


. exceptional care and ■ kindness.


r air relatives, friends . and neighbours for the • manyr kind


expressions


: John, Ian and families would like to express their sincere thante to


' SLAIDING Dorothy


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sympathy and letters and ■ cards , of condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking . also Reverend Tim Tliorpe for his kind words and comforting minis­ trations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations.


would also llikcto express:^-


. They their


appreciation to all the staff’ -of Abbeyfield, Low Moor for all their . care and kindness.


WILSON William (Bill)


Irene, Kathleen, Jim, Tom and , families would like to e.xpress their sincere than^ to all relatives friends and neighbours for the • many kind expressions


of


sympatliy and . letters and cards. of


condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also . Rev. Andy Froud for his


comforting mini­ strations and to all


who attended , the funeral . service and . have given donations.


: two years. To The Old i Post House for the buffet and finally to


. the Price family for all the care and attention given with • all the funeral arrancements.


ITicy would also like to express their appreciation to Julie and all the Staff of Lowfield- House for their ; care and kindness over the past '


Paula and Julian thank everyone lor joining their wedding - : . celebrations in Aegina, Greece and -


The Eagle at Banow, and lor the lovely cards and presents received


21st Birthday 2 1 2 2 21


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Happy 21st Birthday


' With lots and lots of love from


Mum, Gabrielle, Nan, ■ S t :’® : a . JACKSON


Andrew and Joanne are pleased to ' announce the birth of their son ALFIE JAMES -


Born June 1st, 2010, weighing 81b 7oz A welcome brother for Charlie and Tom'


PETRIE


Joe and Sue are delighted to announce the birth of I theirson;


WILLIAM KENNETH Bornpn 22nd May, 2010 Weighing 8ib 11 oz


A welcome and much loved brother for


; Aldan, Emily, Lauren and Sophie-Ann STEWART


. Kenny and Hayley are delighted .■ to announce the birth of ■ their beautiful daughter


Isla May . Born May 17th, 2010 -jl


; With thanks to all the staff at ■’ f Royal Blackburn Hospital


Congratulations


COWGILL Dawn ,


first Class Batchelor of Arts with Honours combined L-: - in Education and Early Yeats


: Fantastic result, well deserved! CongratulaOons!


, Love always Mum, Dad, Will, Gotdoh,Zoe, Kyle . . Andy, Helen, James, Oil and Thomas Tbumbs up!


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LIFT-OFF: Pupils at Oakhill College who designed the rockets, (s)


HIGH-FLYING pupils at Oakhill College have been putting their science skills to good use. As part of science week,


Miss Stagg, a teacher at the Wlialley-based college, or-


j ganised a contest between Years 7 and 8 pupils in Mar­ tyrs and Scholars houses. There was fierce compe­


tition as the rockets were assessed on design, dis­ tance and accuracy of flight.


All about chemistry


THE fun of chemistry is set to be enjoyed by four lucky pupils from St Augustine’s RC High School. For the third year run­


ning pupils at the Billing- ton-based school have won places on “Salters Chemis­ try Camps”.


Alively talkon India trip


AN EXCHANGE to a school in India was the theme of a talk given to Clitheroe and District


■ Probus Club by visiting speaker Martin Wrigley. A teacher from a school in Poulton, he delivered


:an illustrated talk about his visit to the:in Ghaz- ipur, north eastern India. Although it had been


. anticipated that food would be a problem, Mr Wrigley said little illness occurred with very fresh meat on occasion - from


-live goat in the living room to tasty stew in little more than the cooking time. The architectural beau­


ty of temples was vividly projected, culminating in the dazzling Taj Mahal. 'At the exchange school,


the most noticeable dif­ ference was the lack of practical illustration. When Mr. Wrigley illus­ trated the result of apply­ ing a force to an object by


' kicking a football against ' a wall, the children were amazed a teacher would do anything like that.


, ’ ..'The vote of thanks was ' ’•'given bjf Brian Wallace.^ : • • • Glitheroe'and Dis- •'■


: trict Probus Club meets on the first and third Fridays of the month, at 10-45 a.m. in the Pendle ;; Club, Lowergate. At the ■;


. next meeting on July.2nd.; Mr Gordon Taylor will > . talk on “Hovercraft”. In- ■ quiries 01200 429207.


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school said: “These pres­ tigious five-day residential experiences are always in high demand. “This year, all four of


the students nominated by the school were success­ ful.”


BUDDING SCIENTISTS: (from left) Thomas Hughes-Gooding, Sarah Basquill,- George Barrowclough and Isobel Austin, (s)


Open day at new centre


RESIDENTS are being given the opportunity to look around a new centre that will provide rehabilitative residen- tial care for people with mental health, neurodevelopment and. complex needs. Roefield Specialist ..


. Care Ltd based at Thistle Manor, Edisford Road, Clitheroe, will stage an open day on Thursday, July 8th, from 10 a.m. un­ til 2 p.m., to show people around the centre and explain more about what theydo. ■ 'Hic site has been refur­ bished and will provide 29


by Julie Magee


rehabilitative residential care places in the existing grade II listed building. There is also a new eight- place purpose-built unit for younger adults aged 18to25. Facilities include a


gymnasium, art room and relaxation room, and the service will provide a var­ ied programme of thera­ peutic activities. Roefield Specialist


Care Limited was created in May 2008 with the aim of refurbishing and devel­ oping Thistle Manor as


a residential care home for people with enduring mental health conditions.


. This initiative develops oh the success of sister ■ company Debdale Spe-


. cialist Care Ltd, which- operates Thistle Hill Hall in Mansfield, a centre of- excellence. .


' Peter Leather, business


development manager for Roefield Specialist Care Ltd, said the home has already provided employ- ■ ment for 15 local people to dale. The business will also


be undertaking further recruitment as the service develops.


Cops give top tips on safety


.PUPILS from Thorney- holme Primary School,


, in Dunsop Bridge, got a - lesson in road safety from • Ribble Valley police offic-


■ ers. - ' ■ f . . ; This was the latest in a .


. range ofsafety lessons the : children are taking part in, : including speed awareness :


: on country roads, safer cy­ cling and stranger danger..: '■ A'spokesman' for the -


- rural school said: “The pu-: > pils were shocked to learn --


the speed limit outside-the % the S] school is much higher than past they expected. However,' they were delighted to find '


CHECK: Pupils learn - about the speed ■ - checking ' process outside . the school


ipeeds recorded going Thorneyholme were well within the


Scholars won the design el­ ement, with Martyrs clinch­ ing the overall competition. Of particular note was


Nicholas Atkinson’s “USA Big Daddy” that flew an im­ pressive 41.6m. and Hollie


Steel’s “09 Ronaldo” was bang on target. •


. A school spokesman said:. “The children thought it was a fun way to end a high­ ly illuminating week on the' importance of science.” :


S i& '> la I ClltheroeAdvertlser&TImes,Thursday,July1,201Q . 21 Birthdays


BURGESS Julie


; , • July 7th


• : : : ;V ’ Happy 60th Birthday Jules Love always Norman XX


Love Norman, Helen, Joanne, Phil, Adele and -


Happy Birthday to a special mum Martin xx


Pupils’ rockets reach for the stars


On the trail of wooden artwork


CURATOR Mark Ma-


. son is on the tra il of . - mushrooms and hedge­ hogs from the Ribble Valley sculpture trail.: “Art &■ Us” is the title


:, of the summer family ex­ hibition, which will cele­ brate the history, art and community involvement in the trail. The Brungerley Park


trail now features more than 20 pieces of pub­ lic art by leading artists and sculptors, includ­ ing Thompson Dagnall,


■ Halima C as sell and Clare Bigger. •It opened in 1993 with


a collection of carved wooden pieces, some of which were produced by local schoolchildren at


- wood carving workshops held in the old railway station, prior to its trans-


. formation into The Plat­ form Gallery.; The o rg a n is e r s of


the exhibition, which will run from July 24th until October 10th at the S tew a rd ’s Gal-


^lery at Clitheroe Cas­ tle, are now searching for some very special items.


■ Mark Mason, cura­ tor of “Art & Us”, said: “During Thompson Dag- nall’s artist’s residency in 1993 at the,railway


■ station, dozens of local schoolchildren carved wooden mu sh ro oms which were taken to the


.park and planted dur­ ing a special ‘mushroom planting day’. “Other children from


Whalley Primary School carved a series of hedge­ hogs which were, pre­ sented to all the schools and community groups who had been involved. “All the mushrooms


which were p lan ted at the park have sadly gone, but we’re hop­ ing th a t someone may have kept theirs, or that there is a lonely wooden hedgehog sat in a school cupboard, who’d like to be re-acquainted with his friends.” He added: “We’d love


to include pieces created by schools and commu­ nity groups from, 1993, in addition to the beau- : tiful models and design


work produced,by the trail artists. ; “ Anyone w h d .?can


track down a mushroom or hedgehog: from the 1993 workshops will re­ ceive an invitation to a


. private viewing of the ..exhibition, where they -will see their carving on display.”' ; 6 Please contact Mark Mason at the Platform


. Gallery before July 5th by telephone on 01200


, 443071 or e-mail a photo of your mushroom or hedgehog to mark.ma-


son@ribblevalley.gov.' uk ' .


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