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A w h o le n ew fe s t iv e s h o p p in g e x p e r ie n c e . . . — a w a i t s y o u i n B u r n l e y l


^■c-^-A more enjoyable p la c e to shop! Y o u ’r e i n


A better p la c e to shop! A safer p la c e to shop!


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In addition to the usual opening hours, shops and stores will be F R E E T R A D I T I O N A L E N T E R T A I N M E N T


on all late night openings, Saturdays & Sundays, Including choirs, strolling santa and his little helpers etc...


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The icrvlee ii FREE. Car pat Inf li FREE, The aervlct operuet ftom 'Pioneer Store’ oo Wafncfttya and Hundsyi from IO


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w arfcot 8quara (courtesy ber.


ronto miey Youth Theatre) B(collection on door-proceeds to


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Visit Santa In his grotto *Ofc> J r


r Tall order ' ' , , > \ i , ^


for local sculptor


A PAIR of acrobats presented a “tall, order” for. Clitheroe sculptor . Clare Bigger when she went to work on her latest creation. : Her mission was to build a 20ft tall sculp­


ture for the Birmingham Midshires Bulding Society and, with the aid of scaffolding, she


jthe building society’s new £30m. head office in Wolverhampton. It has been her tallest order since qualifying as a


bled up the scaffolding to work on her stainless steel creation, representing a male acrobat supporting a female figure on his outstretched hands. . Today, it will leave Clare’s workshop base at Trapp Forge, Simonstone, for a prominent position outside


provea equal to the task. Donning workman’s overalls and boots, she scram­


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sculptor at Cardiff Art College six years ago and has taken her three months to complete. She has worked on the sculpture at Ron Carter’s forge, although Clare is self-employed. “I built the sculpture up the middle of the scaffold- ■


ing, using welding, cutting and pipe-bending equip-, ment,” said Clare (28), of Lihgfield Avenue. Clare, whose husband, Jason, works for an oil com­


pany, moved to Clitheroe from Oxfordshire two years ago. Most of her sculptures are a celebration of move­


ment and this is also true of her Wolverhampton mas­ terpiece. She was asked to base her sculpture on the building society’s logo which features acrobats, but was allowed to use her own ideas for interpreting the two figures. She fashioned a miniature version on which to base her final sculpture before carrying out her own “acrobatic” task on the scaffolding. Another of her creations is to be found at Clitheroe


railway station in the shape of Henrietta, the hippo­ potamus made from an old Mini car. Clare was bom in Nairobi, the daughter of an Irish


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Painterwood.Billington. The bride is daughter of


The bridegroom is the ; , ; o f


Mr and Mrs R. Thomas- son, of Pleasington., ,


father,, the bride wore an off-the-shoulder satin


Given away b y -h e r


gown, featuring a beaded bodice and long train.. .


w Her waist-length veil-


pearl tiara and she carried a bouquet of roses, lilies and ivy.


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chief bridesmaid Miss Debbie Thomasson, the' b r id e ’s s i s te r , Miss Rebecca Knowles, the bride’s cousin, and Miss Tarin Bilsborough.the bride’s goddaughter.


In attendance were


1 They wore flow’erecT p r in t d r e s s e s - w ith , sweetheart necklines and! Miss Thomasson carried a bouquet to match the bride’s.


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TBestman was Mr Paul Riley and the usher was Mr Julian Haworth.


formed.by/Mrs Jane Tel­ fo rd , who; is d ep u ty superintendent, at -: Clith­ eroe Register Office, and a reception ■, followed. at the Mitton Fold Farm Hotel. -


-They ;are."to - live-dn Whalley. > , ■ ; i


: The ceremony was per­ as held in place by a


entomologist and natural history expert, and spent her early childhood moving around the world, includ­ ing Ghana, the Solomon Islands and Bhutan, in the Himalaya, before moving to boarding school in Dublin at the age of 11. She has a natural affinity with Afri­ can themes and her work is often based on animal shapes from that continent. Her work has been exhi­ bited in Oxfordshire, Dublin, London and Bath. Our picture shows Clare donned in overalls as she .


prepares to put the finishing touches to her sculpture.,


K IB B L E V A L L E Y SCOOPS THE LOTTERY AGAIN


RIBBLE VALLEY has had another win in the National Lottery with the news that the Citi­ zens’ Advice Bureau has been granted £8,259 to extend an important project throughout the whole area.


Board means that ,the Bureau can continue its financial advice service to-people with debt problems until the, spring of 1998 and extend it to reach all parts of the . Kibble Valley.


The grant from the National Lottery Charities Bureau manager Mrs Shirley Wallbank said:“This is .


- specialist to co-ordinate the work. “Donations from Clitheroe Town Council enabled


increased and.it was realised that there were still more people needing help. A three-year project was devised to improve the whole; service to the rural


Mrs Wallbank said that demand for the service ,


areas, in particular to people with multiple debt problems.


people as possible were aware of the help the bureau could give and stepping up the effort available to deal with people’s problems.


The plan involved making certain that as many


cial support for the first year of the project, which began last May. Mrs Wallbank said: “We nave always recognised that there are constraints on funding placed upon the local authority and have therefore sought funding from other sources.


its services to the whole of the Ribble Valley and cer­ tain constraints were placed on us by only being able to concentrate our project on the Rural Devel­ opment Area. So that we could achieve area-wide coverage for the next two years, we applied to the National Lottery Charities Board and have been given everything we asked for.”


; “The bureau has always been determined to offer


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H o p i n g f o r c r o w d s a t f e s t i v e f a i r


complex ;of Ribblesdale High School .tomorrow, starting at 6-30 p.m.-,' will consist of various stalls, including face painting, Young Enterprise,* cakes, tombola, books and toys, white elephant, and crafts. A grand raffle:will be


•The couple h o n ey ­ mooned in Paris. ...... <


: Photo: -Ewood Gallery, Blackburn.


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drawn during the evening. Prizes include £100,' a.din- ner dance for two at the Foxfields Hotel;' Billing- ton) a Christmas - hamper from - Booths;* wine from Tesco, Lee, Carter and


MEMBERS of Ribblesdale School Association are hoping for an extra special turnout to the' Christmas fair, organised to raise funds for the pupils’ education. The event, in the drama


. Father Christmas will be paying a visit. All this should ensure a most suc- . cessful night. . ,


Roefield Leisure Centre, gift vouchers, a portrait by David Simmons Studio, a watch, and much more. Refresehments will be available and, of course,


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