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piece Australian design­ er gown had a ruby bodice with silk organza overlay and th e ivory satin skirt had a cathe­ dral-length tra in . A matching ivory wrap was worn into church. Flower girl was


Georgina Waddington who wore a three-quar­ ter length ruby silk dress with ivory taffeta under­ skirt and, carried a bas­ ke t filled with ruby- coloured rose petals. Best man was Mr


| for the wedding from his work abroad. The bridegroom, an


Mr C. Cardwell, flew in


HGV driver for Ultra­ frame, is the son of Mr Les and Mrs Sandra


| Limbert, of Park | Avenue, Chatburn. Given away by her father, the bride's two-


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A conservatory for all seasons launched


CIVIC dignitaries and council offi­ cials visited the Ribble Valley firm which is committed to creating "con-, servatories for all seasons". Among the p a r ty which visited ;


Ultraframe's Salthill Road works were the Mayor of RibbleValley, Coun. Joyce Holgate; MP MrlNigel Evans; borough council Chief Executive Mr David Morris; council leader Coim.' Chris Holtom; Couns Frank Dyson, John Hill, Graham Sowter,. Richard Sherras and Howel Jones, and Mr Richard Kirkby, the borough's design and conservation officer.; During their visit to the Clitheroe- based company, the group saw its plans


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( to extend into the sale of ;a pioneering /glass product which is designed to stay


/clean, save energy, and cpnform with new. environmental legislation; Conservaglass, described as a "lead­


ing edge environmental, control tech­ nology", was acquired by Ultraframe


when it bought North America's leadr. ; ing sunroom manufacturer, the Four.. Seasons group, for £88.5m. last July. With more than 45 million square .


metres of Conservaglass already sold in the States, the Clitheroe-based com­ pany believes the product will provide it with great opportunities.' . The product offers a combination of:


factors which will enable customers to . enjoy a comfortable conservatory envi-. ronment all year round. Its invisible sil-. ver coating enhances summertime.;: comfort by reducing overheating, and ' in winter provides extra insulation, by retaining warmth and reflecting it back indoors. Pictured with Ultraframe founder


Mr John Lancaster and his wife, Rose-’, mary, are Coun. Mrs Holgate,^Mr . Evans and the company's chief execu-


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A fine head of steam ensures annual Slaidbnrn rally is winner once again


TRACTION engines, vintage cars and steam lorries rolled into Slaidbum for the 2002 Steam and Vintage Vehicle Display. ■ A large number of interesting exhibits was on show at the event, which was held a t the Hark to Bounty Inn by permission of


Messrs Peter Hey and John King-‘.^Endowed Primary School, a tra- Wilkinson. Last year’s event .was^ditional Punch and Judy SHqw,; cancelled due to ’the foot'land^old-time fairground attractipps'


i u tnmia& uji u i, mouth outbreak « f •, Despite changeable, wgather


conditions, & large and varied' number of vehicles, including cars, tractors and farm machm-


Stamp quiz rounds off evening


AT the annual meeting of the Ribble Valley Philat­ elic Society, the chairman gave a review of the year's activities, which, had included several out­ standing speakers. Officials were elected


for the coming season: chairman, Simon Nan- son; secretary, John Strong; treasurer, John Greenhalgh; publicity officer, Tony Goodbody. After the business, a


quiz was held with ques tions provided by mem ■


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of Millthorne Avenue, bride's eldest son, Mas- Clitheroe. Her brother, ter Dale Cardwell, and


Shaun Wilson and groomsmen were the,


Messrs Michael Broom head and Dave Lakin Following the ceremo­


ny a reception was held at The Inn at Whitewell. The couple, who


enjoyed a honeymoon in Jersey, will make their home in Chatbum. Photo: Trevor Adams Studios, Accrington


Steam service cancelled before it had even begun


I A NEW steam service. from Preston to Carlisle ; has been scrapped before | it began.


. Ribblesdale Rail


I Tours, which was to start operating the twice- weekly service over the. Clitheroe line yesterday,


this week announced that the service has been can­ celled due to lack of bookings. A spokesman said that


the company had strived over 12 months to bring a regular steam service to the railway.


. ; . '.'We have put a great deal of. time,-money and effdft'irito’trying to-pro-


wide thisservice., .. ■f’ “However^ ■ sadly i t became clear-by the end of last week,’before our trains were due to run, th a t the response for bookings was far less than we had expected. • “These trains cost tens


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Ribble Valley are facing a new requirement.. As: from, next year,:


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FORTY boy choristers • from St Mary s Hall,. Stonyhurst. wore splen­ did'1 new choir robes for, the first .time when they' sang evensong a t Ripon Cathedral. Over the past weeks •


and months, staff, par­ ents and boys a t St Mary’s, the prep school for Stonyhurst College,. have been working hard to raise money to replace their worn-out robes ; The annual tr ip to;


Ripon is a highlight of the choir's busy sched­ ule, especially as the singing of evensong is preceded by a visit to


! A number of top . ispeakers will be address­ in g members a t the organisation's open day. The theme of the


CLITHEROE’S Univer­ sity of the Third Age is opening its doors on Tuesday.


' The move-has largely, been forced on'the coun­ cil as part of "best value", procedures ordered by


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event, to be held a t Stonyhurst College, is ."Living Together”.- ; The keynote address will be given by Elizabeth Usher,- Director of


the Govemmcnty-^K&’fcii ■ Locally-based inspec­


tions will not be suffi­ cient — only ones under­ taken by national level bodies such as the Eng­ lish Tourism Council, the AA or the RAC will be adequate. A grant is available for


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Ripon has provided a suitable ending to a busy and successful year - a year which has seen the release of a new CD by


•; the choir, a concert a t / th e . Lowry Centre in - Manchester and a high- . ly-acclaimed perfor-


Open day details . theaftemaon.Prof._Nor-


only scientist in residence a t an arts institute, will talk about how a r t can support science and in


manc,Myers,i .a^world authority, on the environ­ ment, will be returning to his home area to speak about the future of the


planet. Organisers hope local


people will share what they hope will be a stimu­ lating and enjoyable day. Tickets are available


■from libraries, and via Clitheroe'Tourist Infor­ mation Centre which can be contacted on 01200 426103.


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ery, together with fairground organs and steam rollers, were on . display. . Other attractions at the week­


end event, which raised money for the village school, included a maypole dancing demonstration by pupils from Brennand’s


, machine, which were all manned by parents, friends and staff from Slaidburn school. Craft fairs were held in the vil­


luck on the treasure hunt tombo­ la , lucky dip and the human fruit


lage hall and the court room of the Hark to Bounty, and a local artist was demonstrating the art


and a live steam railway^ggfA . ■: Visitors could also see’aKdry-f stone walling demonstratidfi^by Ruben Parsons, as well as enjoy­ ing a hog roast and trying' their


of oil-painting. Event organisers David and JeanMcNamee want to thank all


' th‘|£exhibitors, participants and local residents who helped make it a superb weekend raising money for. the village school.


Boys model new choir robes Extension has the impact


of ‘a shanty town’- claim AN unauthorised exten­ sion on s t i l ts a t Stirk House Hotel, Gisburn, has the visual impact of a shanty town! T h a t is the claim


made by a local resident to Ribble Valley Bor­ ough Council. Officials describe the


nine-by-two-and-a-half metre construction just over two metres in height as "inappropriately designed". I t is some distance


from the ground, due to the stilts. Tonight's meeting of


the council Planning and Development Commit­ tee is being recommend­


ed to refuse Mr Malcolm Weaving’s application for the extension, described as a veranda and Conser­ vatory, and to use hotel bedrooms as self-catering accommodation. Councillors are also


recommended to take enforcement action for the removal of the exten­ sion. A report for the meet­


ing makes i t clear that change of use of the bed­ rooms to self-catering might be allowed. But the extension is a


visual detriment to the locality and should be removed.


Chipping service on offer


IN a bid to reduce the amount of stray dogs and cats in the Ribble Valley, the RSPCA a t Altham is


offering to microchip pets. Between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. and 57I5 p.m. and 8


p.m. next Thursday, the centre will microchip dogs and cats for a fee of £10 each. The RSPCA asks anyone wishing to utilise the


service to send a stamped addressed envelope to them to request an application form, or to contact the centre direct, tel. 01254 231118.


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| Plans for ski j club are


'improvements at | Pendle Ski Club near i the Wellsprings Hot- ; el, Sabden, should be


! refused, say council j


officials.


i Doubling the club-, | house floorspace with an I extension, remodelling the ski slope with a mod­ em, much bigger surface and better lighting and improved parking are among the Pendle Ski Club's proposals. But officials of Ribble


| Valley Borough Council I have not been able to I obtain more details, such j


j of the Planning and


i lighting. They recom- j


as the effect of the new. mend tonight's meeting


. Development Commit­ tee to refuse the plan. The lighting was a fea­


.' ough councillors tonight says that the clubhouse extension is of an appro-


. from a wide area. A report for the bor-


ture of Pendleton Parish Council's "mixed feel­ ings" on the proposal. Members have branded the present lights "a large eyesore" visible


' priate design and th a t ‘ the new ski run could be screened. Better focused lighting of a newer type than at present might be an improvement. But details were needed from the applicants about this


I ‘inadequate’ (."INADEQUATE" for - major


;plans


' and about access - arrangements for the car parking.


refused.


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A MAN who spent a Cup, football day drinki "what for" from his girl


about his drunken statl So Matthew Waterhol


Diane Parker in the e | about the head, magistr| Blackburn heard. Waterhouse (22), of


Lane, Clitheroe, admitted! and was fined £150 wiy costs and £225 compeirif Miss Parker.


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