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I CUTHERI •Feature The year in review BIRTHS JANUARY
. 8: To singer Lily Allen and hus- band Sam Cooper, a daughter, MarnieRose. li: To music icon Elton John and film-maker David Fur nish, a son, Elijah Joseph Daniel.V
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; 22:TosingerShakiraandfoot- baller Gerard Pique, a boy, Mi lan. FEBRUARY 14: To actor Hugh Grant and Tinglan Hong, a son, Felix Chang.
14: TosingerBryan Adams and Alicia Grimaldi, a girl, Lula Rosylea. 15: To small screen stars Joan-
. na Page and James Thornton, a daughter, Eva Madelief. 21: To supermodel Amber Rose and rapper Wiz Khalifa, a boy, Sebastian Taylor. 21: To DJ Fearne Cotton and Jesse Wood, son of Rolling Stone Ronnie, a son Rex. 27: To DJ Edith Bowman and Editors singer Tom Smith, a ' boy, Spike MARCH 4: To former model-turned- food writer Sophie Dahl and crooner Jamie Cullum, a daughter, Margot. 28:To movie star Jeremy Ren ner and now ex model girl friend Sonni Pacheco, a girl, Ava Berlin. 28: To acting partnership Kris ten Bell and Dax Shepard, a daughter, Lincoln. APRIL " 6: To actor Jack Huston and model Shannan Click, a girl, SageLavinia. 24: To Peaches Geldof and musician Tom Cohen, a boy, Phaedra.. 29: To former Wonderbra model Eva Herzigova and Gre- ■ gorio Marsiaj, a son, Edward. MAY 5: To comedian David Wal- liams.and model-wife Lara Stone, a boy, Alfred. 20: To singing duo Marvin Hu mes and Rochelle Wiseman, a daughter, Alaia-Mai. : 21: To footballer Wayne Roon ey and his wife Coleen, a son, Klay Anthony. 30: To Supernatural star Jensen Ackles and actress wife Danneel Harris, a girl, Justice Jay. 31: To actor Channing Tatum and wife Jenna, a daughter, Everly.. ■
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JUNE 15: To reality TV star Kim Kardashian and hip hop art ist Kanye West, a son, North West. 30: To singer Jessica Simpson and guitarist Eric Johnson; a boy;Ace K n u te . ■, JULY
Date unconfirmed: To come- ' dian Paddy McGuinness and wife Christine Martin, twins,. '' Leo and Penelope. :-- :
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2: To actress Busy Philipps,
ahd.screenwriter Marc Sil- verstein, a daughter, Cricket
Richard Briers
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge leaving the Lindo Wing of St Mary’s Hospital in London, with their newborn son, Prince George of Cambridge.
Margaret Thatcher
The Hatches and dispatches of 2013
A round-up off celebrity births and deaths DEATHS
Pearl. 22: To Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge, a son, George Alexander Louis. 22: To Hollywood stars Pene lope Cruz and Javier Bardem, a girl. Luna. ; AUGUST 23: To actor Alec Baldwin and wife Hilaria, a daughter Car men Gabriela. 27: To Canadian s in g e r Michael Buble and wife Lu-
isana.ason, Noah. 29: To Black-eyed Peas star Fergie andhusband actor Josh Duhamel, a son, Axl Jack. SEPTEMBER .
28: To Glee star Heather Mor ris andhigh school sweetheart Taylor Hubbell, a son, Elijah. Late September (date uncon firmed): To singer AleshaDix-. on and dancer Azuka Ononye, a daughter, Azura Sienna. OCTOBER
Date to be confirmed: To ac tor Danny Dyer and partner
Joanne Mas, a son, Arty. 5: To acting duo Halle Berry and Olivier Martinez, a boy, Maceo Robert. ■
i8:Tosinger Frankie Sandford and footballer Wayne Bridge, a boy, Parker. NOVEMBER 26: To actress Jennifer Love. Hewitt and actor Brian Hal- lisay, a daughter, Autumn. James. - ■ Late November, (date uncon: ' firmed): To actress and singer • Holly Valance and business-,;: man Nick Candy, a daughter, : Luka Violet Toni.
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JANUARY 1: Cricket writer and com mentator Christopher Mar tin-Jenkins, 67. 1: Singer Patti Page, 85. 2: Creator of classic radio seri-
; als Charles Chilton, 95. 5: Britain’s oldest man Reg Dean, 110. 9: Former BBC director gen- eral Alasdair Milne, 82. 16: US tennis star “Gorgeous” Gussie Moran, 89.
i6:AgonyauntAbigailVanBu- ren,94.
:17: Police Federation chair man Paul McKeever, 57.. 18: Actress SophiyaHaque,4i. 21: Film-maker and restaurant
:. critic Michael Winner, 77. 26: Sports writer and com mentator Frank Keating, 75. 30: Youngest of the Andrews
■ Sisters, Patty Andrews, 94. FEBRUARY
3: Singer/actor Peter Gilmore, 81.
4: Troggs lead singer Reg Pres ley, 71. 11: Bass guitarist with the Dave Clark Five Rick Huxley, 70. 12: The BBC’s air and aero space correspondent Reginald -Turnill,g7.
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: 12: Somerset spin bowler Bri an Langford, 77.
-15: Former Tory MP Tony Speller, 83.
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-17: Actor Richard Briers, 79. ■ 18: Actress Elspet Gray (Lady ■ Rix), 83.
21: Oscar-winning animator
Bob Godfrey, 92. 21: Former Scottish Secretary Bruce Millan (Labour), 85. 21: Daleks designer Raymond • Cusick, 85.
22: Song writer Diane Lam- pert, 88.
28: Great Train Robber Bruce Reynolds, 81. MARCH
5: Jockey and Grand National
winner (1965), Tommy Smith, 75-
6:VenezuelanPresidentHugo Chavez, 58.
7: Jazz trumpeter Kenny Ball, 82.
11: BBC sports commentator TonyGubba, 69.
14: Co'median Norman Col lier,87.
15: Jazz clarinettist Terry Lightfoot,77.
i6:ActorFrankThdfnton,92. He played Captain Peacock in
the TV series Are You Being Served? 17: The so-called King of the Cat Burglars Peter Scott, 82.
ig:FormerToiyMP Sir Fergus Montgomery,85. . 20: Member of the team that conquered Everest in 1953, George Lowe, 89.
20: Horror novelist James Herbert, 69. • .23: Russian oligarch Boris Be-
rezovsky, 67. 28: Actor Richard Griffiths, 65.
30: Music producer Phil Ram-, one,79. APRIL
8:FormerPrimeMinisterBar- oness Thatcher, 87.
10: IVF pioneer Professor Sir
Robert Edwards, 87. 14: Orchestral conductor Sir Colin Davis, 85. 19: Former England cricket captain Michael Denness, 72. 20: Theatre producer Patrick Garland, 78. 22: Singer Richie Havens, 72. 26: Country singer George Jones, 81. 26: Hollywood star Deanna Durbin,.91. MAY
8:Actorandfilm-makerBryan Forbes,86.
9: Olympic gold medal yachts man Andrew Simpson, 36. 11: The Archers actor Arnold Peters 87. 16: Hi-de-hi star, actor Paul Shane, 72.
.■ ■ 21: Morecambe and Wise scriptwriter EddieBraben, 82.
22: Wrestler Mick McManus, 93*. 22: Former Manchester Unit ed and England footballer Bri anGreenhoff, 60. 22: Long-serving Emmerdale star Richard Thorp, 81. 23: Dad’s Army star Bill Pert- wee, 86. JUNE
2: Former Labour Defence Minister Lord Gilbert, 86.
6: Hollywood star Esther Wil liams, 91. 6: Writer Tom Sharpe, 85. 9: Writer Iain Banks, 59.
11: Champion racehorse train er Sir Henry Cecil, 70.
18: Royal Ballet star David Wall, 67.
19: The Sopranos star James Gandolfini,5i.
. Nelson Mandela ilk?. Peter OTooole
23: Singer Bobby “Blues” Bland, 83.
26: Celebrity photographer Bert Stern, 83. JULY
4: Lead vocalist with The No lans, Bernadette Nolan, 52.
7: EastEnders star Anna Wing, 98. 13: Glee star Cory Monteith, 31.
19: Manchester City goalkeep er Bert Trautmann, 89.
"19 Comedian Mel Smith, 60 AUGUST
. 4 : Commander of the Falk- lands task force Admiral Sir John (“Sandy”) Woodward, 81. 8: Actress Karen Black, 74.
20: Crime writer Elmore Le onard, 87.
24: Comedian Mike Winters, 82.
28: The Times royal corre spondent Alan Hamilton, 70.
,2g:WelshrugbystarCliffMor- gan,83. 30: Irish poetSeamus Heaney, 74-
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31: Broadcaster Sir David Frost, 74- SEPTEMBER
2: Broadcaster David Jacobs, 87. 18: Former world heavyweight boxing champion Ken Norton, 70. 23: Actress Annette Kerr, 93. OCTOBER 1: Author Tom Clancy, 66. 18: Actor Felix Dexter, 52. 22: Singer Noel Harrison, 79. 23: Sculptor Sir Anthony Caro, 8 9 . 25: Film director Antonia Bird, 62. 25: Actor Nigel Davenport, 85. 27: Musician Lou Reed, 71. NOVEMBER 7: Son of the German Desert Fox commander, Rommel, Manfred Rommel, 84. 7: Former BBCpolitical editor John Cole, 85. 12: British composer Sir John Tavener, 69. 17: Writer Doris Lessing, 94. 19: Biochemist and twice No bel Prize-winner Frederick Sanger, 96. 20: Ex-Tory MP Peter Griffiths, branded “parliamentary lep-
- er” by Harold Wilson, 85. 22: Nottinghamshire and Eng land batsman R T (Reg) Simp son, 93. 25: Manchester United star arid survivor of Munich air crash, Bill Foulkes, 81. 27: The Professionals actor
Lewis Collins; 67. 3 0 : Hollywood actor Paul
Walker, 40. DECEMBER 5: Nobel Peace Prize winner . and first black president of South
Africa.Nelson Mande
la, 95.; . •'
14: Actor Peter O’Toole, 81. 15: Actress Joan Fontain, 96. i8:‘GreatTrainRobbery’gang
member Ronnie Biggs, 84- 21: Sports broadcaster and
presenter David Coleman, 87.
Something for everyone at packed festival Visitors from children to grandparents found the Christmas spirit at church’s week-long event
Thirty decorated Chr stm Chriistmas
trees and a full size n ativity tableau were placed in St John's Church,Read,fora - week:longfestival in the run-up tothefestive period.
The churches, schools and all the organisations from both schools in Read and neigh bouring Simonstone were represented. On the first day, the pre
school children gathered in church tojoin Jackie, from the library, for storytelling and to finish decorating their tree. In the evening a Songs of Praise service marked the official opening by the Archdeacon ofBlackburn. Throughout the whole
week refreshments were served and the festival opened every day from 9-30 am to 9 pm,with volunteer staffin the kitchen and carrying out the stewarding. There was no admission fee and all the refreshments were
Looking for a new challenge for 2014?
Why not kick off 2014 by learning a new language? . Duetopopulardemand,
another eight-week course of Simon Kerins’ “Russian for Beginners” classes will run at The Inn at the Station, in King Street, Clitheroe, each Thursday evening between January 9th and February 27th. • The courses are ideal
for both private learners and professionals, whose companies may be trading - or about to begin trading -with Russia. Each session o f the
new course will be held between 6-45 and 8-45 pm and the full eight-week course costs ju s t £50, with payment required in advance to secure a place. Simon, a fluent Russian .
speaker with a unique pas sion and enthusiasm for the language, said: “The previous courses have all been very successful and the learners have done extremely well. “I have always believed
that learning is best when , it is enjoyable and takes place in a relaxed atmos phere; this course ticks , both of those boxes.” • Anyone interested in
taking part in the Russian for Beginners course is asked to ring Simon on 07758 105 177 or e-mail him at: heartsandminds4
business@gmail.com,
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UiC JL Afclti) HllU ViJL uUtllUWHC yiCll;/ p i C3C11L ed the champion stirk - a fine Limousin heifer - at Gisburn Auction Mart’s Christmas stirk show and sale. The champion sold for £895 to the pre- sale judge, Peter Robinson, of Waitby, Cumbria (centre).
Residents urged to use emergency
services appropriately this winter Residents across the Ribble Valley are being urged to use emergency services appro priately this winter. Many people attend ur
gent services when it is un necessary and they could be better treated elsewhere, which during the winter sea son can put extra demands on already pressured emer gency departments; V Doctors from NHS East
Lancashire Clinical Com missioning Group (CCG) are asking local residents
to Think! before attending their nearest emergency de partment or urgent care cen tre. If someone is seriously ill or injured, and their life is at risk then 999 should be called in any such situation. An emergency is a criti
cal or a life-threatening sit uation, such as suspected heart attack, chest pain, unconsciousness, heavy blood loss, suspected bro ken bones, deep wounds, se vere breathing difficulties or headinjuries.
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free. There was a children’s craft corner and a treasure hunt.
w On the Wednesday after
noon Key Stage 2 children from both St Johns and St Pe ters held a joint carol service attended by the Mayor and Mayoress of the Ribble Valley, Coun. Richard Sherras and Mrs Lynne Pate. The Mayor read the first lesson and chil dren from both schools read the subsequent lessons. Well known carols were
sung between the readings and the vicar, the Rev. Dr Alan Sowerbutts, gave the final address and blessing. In the evening, a nativity
service was held in a barn at Houlkers Farm Whins Lane, attended by the Bishop of Burnley. On the Thursday after
noon, key stage one children from both schools enjoyed the performance in church ofRoly Bain, a professional clown and vicar.
He was making a welcome return after his popular per-
•' formanceatlast year’s festival. A proficient juggler, conjurer and slapstick artist, he had everyone in'church - includ ing the adults - clamouring for more.' Friday afternoon was busy
s erving “After no on Tea”, com plete with background music from a professional pianist. Saturday a f te rn o on ’s
concert included hand bell ringing, one of the highlights being the number of volun teers who wanted to try their hand at this, which apparently is not as easy as it looks. Sunday morning began
with a Messy Christmas serv ice led by the Sunday Praise team, and in the evening it was carols around the crib, with standing room only. Then everyone was invited
to see the fireworks display on the school field sponsored by Fort Vale Engineering, of Simonstone.
STIRK SHOW: Limousin heifer judged best in show.
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