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Love is in the air - as our 1998 Bridal Fayre draws the crowds and turns heads with stunning creations
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LOVE was in the air when spring fancies turned to weddings at the Clitheroe Advertis er and Times 1998
Bridal Fayre. Brides-to-be and hus
bands in the making descended on Langho's Mytton Fold Farm Hotel for the day-long event, organised by our parent company, E a s t Lan cashire Newspapers, and sponsored by the Fisher- gate Shopping Centre,
Preston. From frocks and flowers
to cakes and carriages, local exhibitors with their eyes on the aisle provided a one-stop shopping opportunity for those planning their big day. Clitheroe’s Apricot
hitch.
O e-stop shopping opportunity for wedding planners
designed to take away a l l . wedding worries by provid ing, under one roof, experts on all aspects of weddings who could provide the information and advice needed to make sure the big day goes off without a
The fayre was specially
stunning gowns and beau tiful bridesmaid dresses by Colne-based designer
Fashion shows featured
Emma Hartley. For the men, bright bro cade waistcoats and cra
vats added a splash of colour to morning suits and
top hats, courtesy of Rawtenstall menswear
company Novaks. Admission was free and
there was an opportunity to win shopping vouchers .
Meringue exhibited beauti fully-designed wedding and celebration cakes, along with specialists who supply videos, photographs, bal loons, limousines, hats, flowers, stationery - in fact there was something to sat isfy every taste and to suit every purse.
for the Fishergate Centre and for a ride in one of the fastest helicopters in the world - the Gazelle. Our picture shows some
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of the beautiful gowns, fea tured in the bridal catwalk
show. The MC for the show
Lucky visitors win shopping vouchers
was Clitheroe Town Crier Mr Roland Hailwood. (260498/6/12)
TIME for some retail therapy!-'.-' Lucky Mrs Mary Shaw, of Minehead Avenue, Burnley,
Mrs Shaw’s name was plucked from all the entries. She was presented with her prize by our special publi cations manager, Sharon Hamilton.
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den, of Laund Gate, Fence, and £25 of vouchers went to Charlotte Woods, Blackburn. ' ’ Our picture shows Sharon Hamilton presenting Mrs Shaw with her vouchers. (270498/14/5)
A second prize of £50 of vouchers was given to A. D u r
Halle’s chorus master gives sparkling recital
CHORUS master of the Halle Choir Mr Robert Frost gave a sparkling recital as guest of
Clitheroe Parish Church Organ Society. _
presentation with spright ly phrasing of a Concerto in.G by Ernst, transcribed
He set the tone of his . i •
by J. S. Bach. After two chorale pre
ludes by Bach, he per formed Variations on "King Jesus hath a Gar den" by contemporary Dutch composer de Klerk. Superbly projected, these were brief, pert and witty. The first half of the
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MONDAY 6.00pm prompt
rpL a AAnMorr c The concert ended in a
blaze of glory with the finale from Widor’s Sixth Symphony, which gave vent to the church organ's
full power. Yorkshire auctioneers
Tennants is to sponsor a guest performance by international concert organist Mr Thomas Trot ter at Clitheroe Parish
Church. Organised by Clitheroe
recital concluded with the romantic Sonata da Cam era by A.L. Peace, played with fluidity and sonority. Based at Manchester's
St Ann's Church, Mr Frost returned from the interlude with "Dithyramb" by Basil
Harwood. Making light of its tech-
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nical demands, he changed style to perform "Scherzo
Ogden.
for the White Rabbit and "Afternoon Tea with the Duchess”, both by Nigel
Parish Church Organ Soci ety, it will also feature the chapel choir of Harrogate
Ladies' College. The event takes place at
8 p.m. on Saturday. May 16th. Tickets, which are available from Clitheroe Tourist Information Cen tre, are £4 and £2.50 for concessions. ' Guests will be invited to
has won £100 worth of shopping vouchers for shops m tne Fishergate Centre in Preston. She entered a prize draw at the bridal fayre, which was sponsored by the Fishergate Centre.
a free finger buffet in the Parish Hall, but donations will be received for Derian House Children’s Hospice.
Mixed evening for the young farmers
MEMBERS of Clitheroe Young Farmers' Club enjoyed * mixed evening of dairy cow judging and calligraphy. The results for the placing and reasons on six milk cows
were: Senior —R. Berry (78), P. Holt (72), H. Mont gomery (55). Intermediate-D. Whitwell (76), N. Mars-
' - den (60), S. Kirk (56).
' ' Results for placing and reasons on four milk cows were: Junior-P. Bristol (93), J. Whitwcll/K. Gould (87). _ • Placing for four cows: Senior- II. Montgomery/ E . .
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I Whitwell (50), P. Holt/ R. Berry (35).Tntermediate - S. Briggs/S. Bristol/ N. Marsden (50). Junior — J. Whilwcll
(50), M. Whitwell/K. Gould (39). s
h section, with Louise Spurgeon second. Joint thirdjvere ' Louise Whitwcll and Joanne Roth well.
I venue. Next week's meeting will be the annual farm wane. .. 1
Stephen Bristol and Matthew Whitwcll thanked Mr and Mrs Coar a t Higher Lees Farm for providing me,
- Sarah Anne Jane Hartley came first in the calligraphy -
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