18 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, July 22nd, 2004
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film will be screened in the Ribble Valley Bor ough Council Chamber on Church Street in Clitheroe on Sunday, August 1st, at 7 p.m. The film tells the
story of a grim housing project outside Rio for the poor from the late 1960s to the early 1980s. Forthcoming films,
which are shown on the first Sunday of the month, are “Calendar Girls” (September 5th), “Divided We Fall” (October 3rd), “Good bye Lenin” (November 7th) and “Son of the Bride” (December 5th). For more information
contact Ian Turner on 01200425876. Individuals are wel
come to club meetings on the second Monday of the month at the New Inn in Clitheroe at 7-30 p.m.
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A HONEYMOON in Alcudia await ed a local couple after their wedding at St Paul’s Church in Clitheroe. The bride was Miss Laura Jane
Taylor, the daughter of Mrs Gail Slater, of Kenilworth Drive in Clitheroe. She married Mr Lee David Taylor,
son of Mr David Taylor of Accrington and Mrs Gail O’Brien, of Clayton. The bride, given away by her grand
father Mr Herbert Worthington, is a hotel waitress and the bridegroom is a pest control officer with Hyndburn Borough Council. Attendants of the bride were chief
bridesmaid Miss Clare Ballance, the bride’s cousin Miss Jennifer Wor thington, the bridegroom’s sister, Miss Natalia O’Brien, Miss Astrid Cotes, Mrs Emma Abbott and Miss Morgan Hodson. The flower girl was 23- month-old Miss Ellie Abbott. The bride wore a strapless ivory
satin gown with gold detail and encrusted with pearls on the bodice and skirt, with matching detail on the voile train. She carried a waterfall bouquet of cream and burgundy roses with bear grass, trailing ivy and hypericum berries. The bridesmaids wore burgundy
ballet-length satin gowns with shoe string straps, burgundy stole and hand-tied bouquets of burgundy roses, berries and mixed foliage. Five-year-old Morgan Hodson wore
a pale gold satin dress trimmed with rosebuds and carried a burgundy stole. Ellie wore an ivory satin dress
trimmed with rosebuds and pearls. The two carried hand-tied bouquets of bur gundy roses, berries and foliage. Best man was Mr Andrew Todd, and the groomsmen were Mr David Abbott
and Master Daniel Abbott. The bridegroom’s brothers, Master
Ryan Taylor and Master Jack Taylor, were ushers. The page boy was the cou ple’s son, Master Nathaniel Taylor. Following the ceremony, conducted by
Rev Rodney Nicholson - which included a reading from the bride’s cousin, Mr Michael Worthington - a reception was held at the Mytton Fold Hotel in Langho. The couple will live in Great Harwood.
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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, July 22nd, 2004 19
Grants to help volunteers
by Julie Wintle
GRANTS of up to £200 are available to volun ta ry and com m u n ity groups in the Ribble Val
ley. The cash comes from the
Small Community Projects Fund, established by the Ribble Valley Strategic Partnership and adminis tered by the Hyndbum and Ribble Valley Council for Voluntary Service (CVS).
The fund awards grants of
between £20 and £200 to help local groups carry out activities that encourage community involvement. Liz Islam, CVS develop
ment officer, said: “The fund aims to help small groups without paid staff carry out activities th a t might not otherwise be pos sible. Projects must support the aims of the Ribble Val ley Community Strategy, such as improving access for all, community cohesion,
environmental excellence, health and social care, com munity safety, culture and education, and lifelong
learning. “We can help groups fill
in their application forms, ensuring them the best chance of receiving a grant.” The deadlines for the next
round of applications are August 13th and November 19th. Further information is available from the CVS office a t 1 Swan Mews, Clitheroe, tel. 01200 422995.
‘Drowning sorrows’ ends in court case
A MAN who went to drown his sorrows after a “termi nal” row with his girlfriend was arrested after trying to start trouble with a neigh
bour. Gareth Edward Robinson
(32), of Bolland Prospect, Clitheroe, pleaded guilty to
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being drunk and disorderly and possession of cannabis. He was given a condition
al discharge for six months, fined £50 and ordered to pay £50 costs. Mr Nigel Holden
(defending), said his client had got himself well and
truly drunk and it was while in that condition he decided to “sort out” a man he described as the neigh bourhood nuisance. “In the sober light of day
he wishes to apologise for his behaviour,” said Mr Holden.
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