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Cricketers score with
sponsorship CRICKET teams are saying "cheers" to a brewery after receiving renewed backing from the
company. The Ribblesdale
Cricket League is cele brating an extension to its sponsorship agree ment with Cocker- mouth-based pub opera tor and brewer, Jennings. The contract will cover both the league and the cup competitions to the end of 2002. League secretary Mr
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story: Julie Frankland pictures: Colin Horne
A VISIT to Clith eroe proved a night mare for the mayors of neighbouring bor
oughs! For the civic digni
Necklace th ie f | i s sought by th e police
)LICE are seeking a in who stole a neck- :e from a Chipping op on August 20th. The man posed as a stonier at the antiques op and asked to try on e gent's gold chain, lich is valued at £344. ;ter moving towards e shop mirror, he ran im the premises with
site, in his 20s, 6ft. tall
e item. He is described as
ith a slim build and o r t , m o u s e y -c o lo u re d
lir. He was wearing ue jeans and a blue T- lirt with a darker blue veatshirt over the top. Police are calling for
a 01200 443344.
Rod Slater said: "The league is delighted to be offered this deal, which will take the Lakeland brewer's sponsorship of the league to four years. Jennings have shown a real commitment to cricket in our area and we trust that our clubs, if the opportunity arises, will show similar com mitment to our spon
sors." A spokesman for Jen
taries were left quaking in the ir boots when they accepted an invi tation from Clitheroe Mayor Coun. Mrs Mary Robinson and her consort husband, Mr David Robinson, to join them on a ghost walk through town cen tre streets said to be
haunted. The scary tour was led
nings said that the com pany has enjoyed ite pos itive association with the league and is looking for ward to another success ful year. He said: "The sponsorship has enabled us to support a very active league." The extension to the
by Clitheroe personali- tyMr Simon Entwistle and among the mayors present were Ribble Val ley Mayor Coun. Mrs Gwen Pye and her con sort Mr Terry Murray, Longridge mayor Coun. David Moon, Ross- endale mayor Coun. James Grogan, Black burn with Darwen mayor Coun. John Williams, Burnley mayor Coun. Jack Alston and the deputy Mayor and Mayoress of
sponsorship was ann ounced to coincide with the Ramsbottom Cup Final between Earby and Great Harwood, which was due to be played at Clitheroe Cricket Club on August 19th. Unfortunately a waterlogged pitch caused the match to be postponed.
itnesses to the incident o contact them at llitheroe Police Station
ding
WI county show day next week
MEMBERS of local WIs will be travelling to Garstang next Thursday for the Lancashire Feder ation of Women's Insti tutes' County Show. The event at Garstang
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I therapist Miss Vanessa Clare Turner and Mr Daniel Richard Crossley at St Leonard's Church,
A honeymoon in Mauri tius followed the wed ding of occupational
Balderstone. The bride is the
daughter of Mr and Mrs Barry Turner, of New House Farm, Osbalde- ston. Her bridegroom, a sales executive, is the son of Mr and Mrs Peter and Linda Crossley, of
I Leven Holme, Darwen. Given away by her
1 father, Miss Turner I wore a white bodiced gown, stitched with intricate gold panelling, and she carried a bou
quet of roses. Her matron of honour
was her grandmother, Mrs Eve Turner, and her bridesmaids were Rachel Crossley, Nikki Camp bell and Emma Pourari- an. They wore white dresses teamed with gold wraps and they also car ried rose bouquets.
Clitheroe Coun. Alan and Mrs Susan Yearing. The party finally took
refuge at the New Inn, where a potato pie sup
per restored calm. A raf- which was represented fie and collection were on the walk by Coun. held to raise funds for Stephen and Mrs Mau-
the Friends of Cher- reenHolt. nobyl Children charity,
In our computer-
enhanced picture (above), ghost hunter Mr Entwistle shows the way to Clitheroe’s scari est haunts.
And (below) Mr
Robinson and Coun. Mrs Robinson prepare
to lead their guests on the walk. (C290801/8)
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reception was held in a marquee erected at the bride's parents' home. Photo: Edward Paul,
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