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Brian, Jean, Carl and Pauline' Tel: Clitheroe 441297 ■


> 10-12 Wiiiillcy Road. Clitlieroc (op[)Sainsluirv'si Id 01200-14.M)45 ■'- K*'''INGHAM


' ' -^/Harold' ;On Wednesday," April smll'


dearest father of John, and Jennifer, loving •grandfather to Karen, Barnatw, Toby ’ and Max, dear.- fathor-in-i law to Bruce. A fiincral service and cremation will take place today, Thursday, Apnl


years, ^ hu •


lusband of Elizabeth, Accrington Crem-.


;years, . formerly of Recdlcy, Burnl^, but


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.Helen's Church, Waddington, prior to interment ‘ in the Churchyard.. •' Family < flowers only, please, - but


: late Leonard. ' Funeral service will be held at Ml ' a.m. on Friday, May 7th at St


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latterly • of Clitneroc, the beloved wife of the


On' Tuesday, April' 27th, 2010, peaccfiniy, Marjorie, aged: 94


COLUER Mariorle '


-5''<‘;M0SS0P - Peter


In gh am , '• aged-i;■ ■ '89''' the, beloved ^husband' ■ thev- loving2•and'•.;best^vfriend•./of ’ ■’ Alison, devoted dad of Steven'„and Andrew,' much loved father-in-.


. law : of Lindsay ' and Gemma; - / treasured:


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Martin/^.'Roger. and Catherine;':: fondly remembered - by Pamela, .vr Sue and Robert.-: and ' also a loving^:, grandma • • of Louise, '-iir. Elizabeth, .Kerry,' Joe, Theo, and Finn.’


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King Street,'Whalley, Annie, aged,92 years, the dearly loved wife of John,: a much loved step-mother.-:


On ApnU 16th,. 2010, hospital,- and


f ", HIGHTON (nee Omierod) . Annie


of


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^, Service; , ni- ’ Clltheroe,..the dearly


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Annie to ^ either - Thi


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be mid° in memory of 'fy.o


Clitheroe, the dearly ?? ¥oli^y^imporeet; Allan, Garry, • Craig* loved wife of Edw ard, °n .Apnlr20th^^,^^


Church,''■ v .rMargaret, aged v


v' 85 yeare ^ o l Passed;away;suddcnly


_f much loved mother of 2.S®4¥3,yea .rs.;..*.-,-,^.v , on Patrick,.....Kathleen, ^"P^lfaVc.se^ce;^ at


...... also a dear mother-in-i.v-?5°*?i*j[2i-/>


Annie and IOithleen;-e'-r'.-|®r, ejAer^P.p.S.A-, or , RJP ' •'*-


gran^a,;Bieatigreat- grandma and sister o


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T’Wednesday, May 15th a.m. followed by


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' interment at Clitheroe Cemetery. Family : flowersi^jonly .please, ’


•j^donations^'in" memoiy 'Ofi^Margarctif.;2? s o ; ^'desired, may be given :.: ■ for^thc '. Alzheimer’s , Society, .' c/o ■ Mrs'JKT^i?^" Johnson,. ‘J .• n ‘ 16®^/


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f: Always in mu thoughts. ‘ / I Love Patricia, •:


i dear.-Brother, ^wdied' fMay 4th, 1987.£?' . -


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9. * ' ; -, neighbours : for the: : of4


' and support. - Finally . : our thanks go to the * XPrice:’ family :■ for all ■ funeral arrangements. ~


.Theyiwould also like ■ to V.. egress v" their appreciation to the First. Response Team and ‘ the: Paramedics Service for their help-


Thanking also - Rev.. Andy Froud' f o r h i s ' kina 'words --.iv and- comforting ■ >mini- strations and to all who. ; attended: > the; funerals service and have given donations.'


• and > families would like to express their' sincere; thanks- to all * relatives, * friends and'


; sympathy - and letters ^


■ and.' . ;;: cards '; of. condolence received / during their sad loss.’'


r m a n y a'.: kind V expressions . '


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ianet;keegan@eastlancsnews.co.uK ’A-,':SERIES .o f “Members’


■ Mini-Lectures” provided an .: insight into the wealth o f talent - and knowledge freely shared at Ribblesdale Camera Club.:


-o:-Three.members each vol­ unteered to give a 20-minute


: -presentation, showcasing their areas o f interest and expertise


- and greatly enjoyed by fellow ■ members / MikevBartle started- the evening with a presentation on colour, both how our eyes per-


.. ceive it and the way our brains: react to the signals received - from the eyes. Everyone got


involved and had fiin in seeing - how simple changes in posi- ■ tion, mixture, shape,-borders :


7. the images they were viewing.: : i-lt'soon became apparent how.. . these colour effects are so rel-'i


/ and-movement changed the > colours and even the shapes off


i evant to photography and how. : an image can be lifted from the' V ordinary to something special.-:,-


• fts Graha'm Dudley had been - scanning:, some ■ o ld ; mono-


t chrome images for a friend and.. / decided to have a go at some / o f his own old black and white --


./photographs. He,had put t o - , . gether a selection o f excellent


images from a trip to Russia


/ in the 1980s and entertained with a mixture o f information about equipment used and his experiences while taking the particular shots. .


. Dean Weaver gave a great


insight into why photographers should not be content with the first shot taken o f a subject. Using a variety o f images he demonstrated how position and light at different times of: the day affect the quality of the


; final photograph. He showed how we all take the picture o f


■ our chosen subject and think,■ / “that’s not bad”, but then, instead of walking: away, we,


; should perhaps move in for a ■ close-up, move round to the


.- side for different light and; viewpoint.


- Finally he.reminded mem-; r


- . Ribblesdale Camera Club : welcomes members o f all ages r and abilities and is a great way: ' to improve your photography -skills.' For more; information- -visit its website-at: www.rib-: r blesdalecaraeraclub.org.uk ? ->>v


: hers of how an image taken in : colour can produce a far. better,. / finished picture by convefting ; it to monochrome.


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and ^ Fortified by the Rites of:Holy.Mother „


Peacefully ? on. April 24th, • 2010 at > • Riverside ; Care . Home


Margaret JONES


may • be' ’.made ..in memoiy of- Harold to Age i f: Concern ' c/o Terence V. Scott, Clitheroc -: Funeral' . 10/12


atorium at 11-40 a.m; : Family flowers'* only please, but a donation


a very dear brother, brother-in-law. and uncle.


and much 'V'-’loved frahdad of Sophie,-:


. held in Whall^ Parish- .Church,'^ onv-Friday,; April 30th at 12 noon,: followed by- a private, interment at >\^allev" and ' WiswelL: . Cemetery;' - Family;


flowersonly; please,', but donations . in memory of Peter may ;■ b em ad e to ' Cancer Research


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St, 2010, peacefully^ 21st, 2010, in hospital, ' hospital,: Harold “Peter, aged*.66 years,


On .Wednesday,!-April ‘-source >;'r. of great 5..1-------comfort for us to know


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/Axin. David, Jane and /April 1988.;- : , - ^family wish to expressi*:.Stillrememhenngat:v ;• their >


''Annie


[ ,f overwhelming :* r.sup—: I r port,' kind ejmrcssions; |!',ofsympathy,'.'; the/


/numerous to mention :-^bin and families.; ; .rindividualljr; for^theirs-^ *•


,to'~ all " those '''too^ granny. I ' " heartfelt i thanks 4^ • ___


imanylettersandcardSi,^. • . ^ r . . . j • / of condolence, flowers


I FofsRoyal^Blackbuml, ^Hospi^ for;their carei y Sto'§John//and:j^Lbrnal i Slinger.-and Julia >


^'receiv^: at;,fliis: time.’:? ;_Speciali¥>-thanks^'are ^ i extended-toT the/staff ,v


[fall herstaff at Whall^' [ ^ Golf.Club'S fori'; their^ 12:>vonder&l ^^/support^ 1 /andy? organising the*^ ^reception.^Grateful;


and


; ikindhe^;^to^R^:^Dr |Alanf Sowerbutts ?andi |all^wh6.f attended., the’ :^Service'^bf^ Thanks-, 'j-avingVfoKrJohnXand: ffinallyi'-to.^L'CChamp: ^ Funeral f Servic^;'.^ We i^hjave's^-j^^been'-'r;’.:^ £ appreciative -iH


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^.love and friendship ati *


thatMohn held:in- such high esteem. '


- express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends


'. sympathy and letters :^and- cards • - of ' condolence' received during their sad: loss. Thanking also - Rev.


neighbours for the many ' < kind expressions- vv. , of


and


: Peter, Jeremy, Paul, Heather > Jill and families would like to


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i;Guy and Lisa are delighted to ^[announce the safe arrival of


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RIBBLE-Valley Borough Council has joined forces with Booths Su- permarke’t'ahd Longridge hygiene products company B3 Internation­ al to tackle food poisoning. ■ ■ - ■


:.Price -family. for all funeral arranRements.


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:;.'Booths;and B3 International have sponsored 100 packs contain­ ing alcohol hand gel,- bleach, anti­ bacterial,Hand soap and surface sanitizei^,ras.well as helpful infor- niation from the council’s environ- • inental health team, to help people - maintain high standards of hygiene - in the home and workplace. - - The; packs, which will be made


available to homes and premises where there are confirmed cases of


Jood poisoning, are part of an initi- : ativeby prevent infections, such as salmonella and e-coli, from spread­ ing. More than 90,000 cases of food poisoning are reported to the UK authorities eve^year, 500 of them leading to fatalities. Ribble Valley Borough Coun­


cil’s student environmental health : officer, Chris Smith, said: “Infec- -- tious diseases, are easily, spread in the home through contact with -. bacteria from toilet or door han- -


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dies. High standards o f hygiene are therefore very important in pre­ venting the spread o f infection. . - “We hope this initiative will pre­


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counterfeit £20 notes in Clitheroe.'' - - : //Wayne Anthony Russell allegedly passed. ;three notes with the same serial number in sepa-' rate shops before an assistant became suspicious; and police were called. He was then found to be: in possession of two more notes with the same serial number. -Russell, of Furness Avenue, Blackburn, had -


used in Clitheroe A 31-YEAR-OLD. man has appeared before-' Blackburn magistrates charged .with passing


Fake £20 notes


his case directed to Preston Crown Court and; was remanded on bail for the preparation of; committal papers.


Sammy the stunt cat is honie safe


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. Claire had no idea he was there, but a neigh- - hour saw him still clinging on as her car rounded : the comer and went out of sight when she set of f : to visit her mother at the other end of town,


my’s owner, Claire Leonard, was desperately-; searching for her missing moggy after setting on. in her car with a surprised Sammy sitting on its ; roof.


. Readers may recall our report of how Sam-'- - - ' ’ ‘ www.pendlGtoday.co.uk


is/The first that Claire knew was when she got: home and by then .16-year-old Sammy was no-' where to be found. Assuming he had made a- leap for it, she spent several anxious days search- i ing, all the time noping Sammy hadn’t been hurt,", and we printed her appeal for any information.// .Then, a few days later, Sammy sauntered cas- <


ually into his home in Littlemoor Road and set- : tied down in his basket for a nap, with scarcely a . whisker out of place.


' ,


checks her car very carefully for any feline thrillseekers!


It was all a huge relief to Claire; who now.'


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