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Full steam ahead for another great event
P E R F E C T weather and more than GOO exhibitors drew record crowds to Kib ble Valley Vintage Club’s ninth rally at the new site at Sawley. More than 7,000 people
attended the two-day event at the club’s new 2G-aere site on the banks of the River Kibble. Members had spent three
days preparing the site but major work to widen gates, lay roads and provide mains water had been going on for months. Among the attractions
F E L T O N — F O X Retail manager Miss Claire Marie Fox married electri
cal wholesale manager Mr Brett Peter Felton at St Marie’s Church, Rugby. Miss Fox, who is from Sabden, met Mr Felton,
who is from Rugby, while at Derby University. The bride was given away by her mother, Mrs
Yvonne Fox, of Homeaere Avenue, Sabden. She wore a satin and tulle gown, with a pearl- encrusted and Jace-embrojdered bodice and sleeves, and carried a bouquet of ivory roses, freesia, gypsophila and ivy. In attendance were dame of honour Mrs Judith
Marie Thomber and Miss Kathryn Elizabeth Berry, who wore full-length French navy satin dresses, and pageboy Master Samuel Luke Thornber. Best man was Mr David Charles Shoebridge, the
usher was Mr Robert Rudnicki and the groomsman was Mr David Barry Ashwell. The ceremony was performed by Fr Ted Mullen
and a reception was held at the Post House, Creek, Northamptonshire.
The couple honeymooned in the Greek Isles and are
to live in Kilsby, Northants. Photo: John Cooke Photography. Kenilworth.
were three fairground organs and record entries in the vehicle and agricultural machinery e xh ib it ion s , . including a special display to ' mark GO years o f David > Brown tractors. One partieu- - larly popular innovation this year was a vintage auction on the Saturday evening, with ; -v.£•!*'£, items from tractors to nuts and bolts on sale. Organisers are delighted
with the event and will be issuing details of the club’s """ ' " usual gifts to charity shortly. The success means some
thing special for one of the organising team. Club trea
surer and rally co-ordinator Mr Bill Wood said: “Every thing came together for the weekend, I really am still buzzing with it. I always said that when we achieved the perfect event I would give it up. I don’t honestly know how this could have gone better. “Ten years ago I organised
a vintage display at Bolton- by-Bowland village fete and that was the beginning of the rally. Now it is time for me to retire. I hope someone will Like it over, someone who has a little more time to spare than I do. I hope the rally will continue for many more years to come and I look forward to being able to enjoy future events at my leisure. “ I just want to thank
everybody who has given me their support over the years.” Our top photograph shows,
from the left, Mrs Ruth Met calfe and her daughter, Donna, rally co-ordinator Mr Roger Grahame, rally co-or dinator Mr Bill Wood, Cath erine Bolton, Louise Bolton, one of the men responsible for preparing the site, Mr Henry Woifenden, and Mr Jeff Wol- fernlen. (CAT 1G78) One of the most popular
parts of the show, as always, was the steam section with one young enthusiast here
C U R R A N —
Chartered accountants Helen Jane Carter and Mark James Curran were married during a cere mony at the Gibbon Bridge Hotel, Chipping. The bride is the daugh
te r o f Mr and Mrs E. Carter, of Rimington, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs T. Curran, of Blackmore, Essex. Given away by her
father, the bride wore an iv o ry lace and chiffon empire style dress and carried a bouquet of ivory coloured tiger lilies, bridal gladioli, roses and freesia. The bridesmaids were
the Misses Clare Whi taker, Sarah Carter and Clare Carter, who wore mulberry Dupion ankle- length two-piece suits and carried tied bunches of ivory-coloured tiger lilies,
bridal gladioli, roses and
freesia. B e s t man w as Mr
Dominic P la t t and the reception was held at the Gibbon Bridge Hotel. The couple spent their honey moon in Sri Lanka and the Maldives and are to live in East Molesey, Surrey. Photo: Paul DeaviIIe
Photography.__________
THE Harrison and Kerr annual barbecue was a great succ ess due to the teamwork
of the organisers and the support
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Butcher’s barbecue success of the 190 people
who attended. Among these were
th e Ma y or and Mayoress of Clith- croe, Coun. and Mrs Stephen Holt, the
guests of honour. The charity event,
which took place on Saturday evening, was rounded o f f by the annual tradition o f bar- hccucd bacon and egg sandwiches. The sub
s ta n t ia l amount o f money raised will buy a gift o f the Red Cross’s choice. Harrison and Kerr
were pleased with the raffle prizes, donated by their wholesalers and C l ith e ro e busi nesses. They wish to thank all who contri buted to the function. Our picture shows the
Mayor and Mayoress with organisers and a few o f the many guests. (CAT 1G7G)___________
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