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BOLTON — BAXANDALL


lavia followed the wed­ ding of Miss Gail Patricia Baxandall and Mr Thomas Ashworth Bolton at All Hallows’ Church, Mitton, on Saturday.


Gate Cottage, Bashall Eaves, is a hairdresser with a mobile business. The bridegroom, of


The' bride, of Lodge


Bank Top Farm, Sawley, is a motor mechanic.


by her brother, Stephen, wore a Victorian-style gown of French lace and carried a bouquet of lilac freesia, lily-of-the-valley and pink carnations.


The bride, given away


Miss Jillian Baxandall, the bride’s sister. Also in at­ tendance were Miss Sarah Bolton and Miss Louise Bolton, the bridegroom’s nieces. They wore lilac d re s se s and carried freesia and carnations.


Chief bridesmaid was


Michael Bolton-, the bridegroom’s brother, and usher was Mr Robert Bolton, also the brideg­ room’s brother. ,


B e s t mail was Mr


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,Mrs Irene Spurgeon. A reception was held at


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Chatbum. Photograph: Duncan


The couple are to live in


formed by the Rev. Brian Cave and organist was


The ceremony was per­ A honeymoon in Yugos­


CAMPBELL — INMAN


Whalley Methodist Church. The bride is the elder


nursing assistants Miss Valerie Margaret Inman and Mr. Philip Henry Campbell were married at


Brockhall Hospital


daughter of Mr and Mrs D. Inman, of Calder Avenue, BilUngton. The bridegroom is the


HAYTON Y — PETERS


the Waterwheel Restaur­ ant, Chipping.


Fells View, Biliington. Photograph: Mr (G. Trickett, Rossendale. '


ducted by the Rev. Clif­ ford Foster and a recep­ tion was held at the Park Gate Inn, Copster Green. The couple are to live in


colm Campbell, the bridegroom’s b ro th e r . . Groomsman was Mr Robert Campbell, the bridegroom’s nephew, and usher was Mr Robert Hornby, the b r id e ’s godson. The ceremony was con­


Campbell and John Westell. Best man was Mr Mal­


Mrs Joyce Westell, the bride’s sister: Brides­ maids were Miss Kathryn Cu n c a r r and Miss Catherine Westell,, the bride’s niece. Pageboys were Philip


by her father, wore a full- length gown of Rosalaine lace with a full train. Her finger-tip length veil was held in place by an orange blossom headdress and she carried a bouquet of silk pink roses, lilies and stephanotis. Matron of honour was


eldest son of the late Mr and Mrs H. Campbell, whose home was in Doug­ las, Isle of Man. The bride,, given away


siotherapy aide at Broc­ khall H o sp ita l, Old Langho, is the youngest daughter of Mrs Freda Whipp, of Victoria House, .Ribblesdale View, Chat- burn, and the late Mr . George §tevens Peters. The bridegroom, a tex­


. Chatburn Methodist Church was the setting for the wedding on Satur­ day of Miss Judith Marv Peters and Mr Mark Andrew Hayton. The br ide, a phy­


• Her full skirt featured a shallow tier trimmed with gathered lace and the full- length sleeves had lace panel inserts. She had a white beaded tiara with silk flowers in her hair and carried a bouquet of ballerina freesia and forget-me-nots entwined with ivy.


hooped off-the-shoulder dresses of powder blue Swiss lace over silk sateen skirts. Their head­ dresses were circlets of gypsophila and they car­ ried silk bouquets of lilies with blue silk fronds and ribbons. Best man was Mr Mark


Jane Susan; Peters, the bride’s sister, and Miss Patricia June Hayton, the bridegroom’s sister. They wore full-length


Youth broke window at pub


A‘‘ CLITHEROE youth who was told to leave the Starkie Arms Hotel, in the town, broke a window with his fist before he left. For causing criminal


damage amounting, to £20.60, Kevin John Cleary (17), of- Central Avenue, was ordered by the town’s magistrates to pay full compensation and £6 costs. Mr Philip Howard, pro­


ducted by the Rev. Timothy Bradshaw and organist was Miss Gladys Parkinson. A reception was held at


West View, Clitheroe. Photograph: Duncan Bicknell, Tosside.


Driver ‘misled’


police, the defendant said the doorman had told him he was banned from the pub, as he was not old enough. He went to see the licensee, who also told him to leave, and then he broke the window.


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secuting,. said that the licensee of the hotel noticed a window had been broken in the men’s toilets. - In a s ta tem en t to'


’L’-DRIVER Gary Wil­ kinson was given a one year conditional discharge at Clitheroe. Magistrates’ Court for driving without being under the supervi­ sion of a qualified dnver.


.£6 costs.' Mr . Barry Dearing, de­


toria Street, Clitheroe, was also ordered to pay


fending, said his client had . been misled because he thought his passenger had a driving licence. The passenger had also misled Wilkinson’s parents by telling them that he could supervise him.


Wilkinson (17), of Vic­


COOP — DAVIES


tant with British Telecom, Miss Alison McEyyan : Davies made her own en­ semble for her wedding at St Leonard’s Church, Langho, on Saturday,, to Mr Philip Douglas Coop,


A drawing office assis­


x She wore a white lace gown trimmed with satin, a white satin cummerbund and a white floral head- band and short veil. _ She carried a shower bouquet of roses, carnations, gipsy grass, chrysanthemum and freesia. , The bridegroom, a tex­


tile technologist, is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs Walter Coop, of Whalley Road/ Wilpshire. The bride, who, is the


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NICKLIN;— BOSTON


land, New Zealand, are civil engineers Miss Ann Boston and Mr Antony Nicklin, who were mar­ ried at the English Mar­ tyrs’ Church, Whalley. The bride is the eldest


. eldest son of Mr and Mrs ,D'. Nicklin, of Hamilton, New Zealand.


daughter of Mr and Mrs J. P. Boston, of Clitheroe Roa'd, Whalley. The bridegroom is the


• The bride, given away by her father, wore an- ivory Victorian-style gown with hat and carried a bouquet of fuchsia, cream orchids and gyp­ sophila. She was attended by


bridesmaids Catherine, Helen and Fiona Boston, her sisters.


; bride’s goddaughter. They wore' matching lemon' and white' dresses with lemon flower < headdresses and carried similar flowers to the -.bride’s, Mrs Jackson’s • flowers in a posy, and Miss Jackson’s flowers , in a basket.


Diane Jackson and Miss Vicky'Anne Jackson, the


, groomsman • was Mr Rus- .■ sell McEwan Davies-


. bridegroom’s brother, Mr Andrew Robert Coop, and;


Best, man was the'


• John Hackett. v , ■ : After the ceremony,


Ushers were Mr Ian McEwan'Davies ;and Mr


^performed by the- Rev;' Paul Warren, a reception .was held/ at Stonebridge ’ Restaurant, Ribchester;.: ■; : On return from a honey-


imoon; in Yugoslavia,--the' -couple;will live a t>Brins-; ’call, near Chorley. ..; v • ,


' Photograph:. Westmins-i ter Studiosj-Langho.


'•


youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs William McEwan Davies, of Whalley Road, Langho, was given away by her father. In attendance were Mrs


Victorian-style dresses and carried bouquets of white fuchsia and carna­ tions with gypsophila. •Be s t man was Mr


They wore turquoise


Simon Cunliffe and groomsman was Mr Mark Nicklin. Ushers were Mr Paul and Mr Christopher Boston.


i and organist was Mr John Grey:


reception at the Calfs Head Hotel, Worston, before the couple left for a honeymoon in Paris-


It was followed by a ’


i Photograph: John Barry.


Grant aid


..to encourage them to pro­ vide events, outside their, . normal programmes. Ap- ■ plication: forms, available from Mr Bruce'Do wles at.


• cil is to continue offering grant aid to local cultural and artistic'organisations


'the Council Offices/ have to be completed 'and re­ turned by May 30th.


THE Ribble Valley Coun-;


The ceremony was per­ formed by Fr Reg Riley


, ■ ■ , ■ All set for life in Auck­


Hargreaves, groomsman was Mr Stephen Whipp and ushers were Mr Paul Hayton and Mr Gary Hayton. The ceremony was con­


Bridesmaids were Miss -.,


by her stepfather, Mr Robert Whipp, wore a full-length white crinoline-, style gown in embossed lace with a V-neckline.


tile worker at Stonebridge Mill, Chatburn, is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs Russell Hayton, of Quarry Farm, Park'Avenue, Chatburn. The bride, given away


the Yorkshire Dales and Scotland followed the wedding at All Saints’ Church, Rochdale, on Saturday, of Mr Ashley Stephen Parkinson and Miss Lorraine Ashworth. The bridegroom, a


PARKINSON — ASHWORTH A honeymoon touring


grave digger, is the younger son of Mr and Mrs J. Parkinson, of S h ireb u rn Avenue, Clitheroe, and the bride, a nanny, is the only daughter of Mr and Mrs D. Ashworth, of Park Hill, .Regent S tre et, Rochdale. The bride, given away


NEWLANDS — BARBER


ra followed the wedding at Whalley Parish Church of Miss Janet Elizabeth Barber and Mr Martyn John Newlands. The bride, a depart­


A honeymoon in Madei­ ijride#


-Damage to car‘not in


character’ CHAIGLEY man Howard Paul Brooks was fined £75 at Clitheroe for criminally damaging a car windsc­ reen in Whalley.


Wood, was ordered to pay compensation of £151.80 and £6 costs.


Brooks (22), of Sagar


secuting, said that the windscreen of a car be­ longing to the licensee of the Sandpiper Restaurant had been damaged.


Mr Philip Howard, pro­


Brooks said he saw a friend of his fighting another man outside the Sandpiper . He stopped them and when the owner came out he apologised for the incident.


In a statement to police \


ment manager at Maureen Cookson’s, Whalley, is the only daughter of Mr and Mrs L. . G. Barber, of “Cottage Shoppe,” King


Street, Whalley. ' The bridegroom, an ac­


f rey P arkinson, the bridegroom’s brother, and ushers were Mr Anthony Ashworth and Mr Philip Ashworth. Following the cere­


C em e tery Lodge, Clitheroe. Photograph: Audrey Stretch, Chatburn.


the Sun Inn, Waddington. The couple are to live in •


mony, conducted by the Rev. J. Cordingly, a re­ ception was held at Mount Pleasant Banqueting Hall, Rochdale. The couple are to live in


Cooke wore fuchsia pink dresses with lace-trimmed sleeves and necklines arid Miss Lord had a contrast­ ing white and fuchsia dress trimmed with lace. They carried bouquets of pink and white carnations. Best man was Mr Jef­


her cousins, Miss Janette Boynton and Miss Sandra Cooke, her niece Miss Sharon Lord and her nephew Master Gary Ash­ worth. Miss Boynton and Miss


by her father, wore a full- length model gown of white lace and chiffon. She had a headdress of white carnations and lily- of-the-valley and carried a bouquet of pink roses, white carnations and lily- of-the-valley. She was i attended by


■ aquatint and had circlet headdresses matching their yellow and cream bouquets. Best man was Mr


Miss . Rita Middleton and Mrs Marion Young, the bride’s cousin. They wore full-length dresses of moire taffeta in


by her father, wore a w hite " gown with a crinoline-style full skirt. It has guipure lace trim­ mings at the waist and neckline and round the skirt and she wore a cir­ cular headdress of seed pearls and carried white flowers. In attendance were


countant, is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs L. Newlands, of Ipswich, Suffolk. The bride, given away


was barred from the place and was annoyed, as he had had nothing to do with the fight.


Brooks was told that he


car, but did not intend to break anything.


He had struck out at a


that the act had been completely out of character.


Brooks told the court


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Andrew Coombes and ushers were Mr Christ­ opher Barber and Mr Ian B a rb e r , the, b r id e ’s brothers. The ceremony was con­


A reception was held at Whalley Abbey. The couple are to live in


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