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August 5th,'2004 Man attacked by teens
A MAN was attacked by two female teenagers in Clitheroe in the early hours of Saturday. Police are appealing for
witnesses to the attack in which a 20-year-old man was injured on Henthorn Road. At around 12.30 a.m. on
Saturday, the man was approached by two teenagers who demanded money. He refused and they
then headbutted him. Contact Crimestoppers
on 0800 555111 or Clitheroe Police on 01200 443383.
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)Clithefde‘422324 (Editorial); 422323 (Advertising);'Bumfey 422331 (Classified) Butterflies fascinate group
THIRTY different species of tropical free-flying butterflies were witnessed by a group of senior citizens from the Rib- ble Valley during their sum mer tr ip to the Butterfly House in Williamson Park. The group, consisting of
women from Chatburn, Waddington, Gisburn and Clitheroe, enjoyed a coach ride over the Trough of Bow- land to the historic park in Lancaster. During their stay, the group toured around the park and visited the Ashton
Memorial and, later, the But terfly House. They were fas cinated to see 30 different species of tropical butterflies feeding, flying and resting. Trip organiser Mrs Carol Hailes said: “Everyone had a great time.”
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,>r,rXJIitheroeAdVertise'r.'&’Timds,August 5th';!2004r 11 Save your rubbish
for us, says charity BUSINESSES in and around Clitheroe are being urged to save some of their office rub bish for Age Concern. The charity can take used printer car
tridges as well as out-of-date mobile phones and recycle them to raise cash for vital ser vices such as befriending older people, infor mation and advice services, day centres and lunch clubs for the elderly. The charity can get around £2 for printer
cartridges and £4.50 for each mobile phone. Geraldine Moore, chief officer for Age
Concern Lancashire, said: “Recycling is a great way to raise money for older people and protect the environment. “I t is an initiative that the local communi
ty can really get behind, so we hope it will bring everyone together to support the vital services Age Concern provides.” To donate cartridges or old mobile phones,
MARSDEN-WHITWELL
Toolmaker Dean is up for awards
A FORMER Ribblesdale High School Technology College pupil will be hop ing to collect at least one trophy at the Pendle Training Awards Evening later this month. Dean Rainford (pictured) has been short
listed for two awards after completing his Advanced Apprenticeship (NVQ Level 3) in Engineering at Veka, Burnley. He is in the running for both the Toolmaking Award and the Second Year Engineering Award. Veka employs more than 300 staff mak
ing PVC building products at its Burnley site. .
Dean is an apprentice toolmaker. After
talking to careers advisors in Clitheroe, the 21-year-old applied for the position and has not looked back since. “I really enjoy it here I ’ve learnt a lot of
new skills and gained a qualification at the same time,” he said. The awards evening, on August 19th,
could be an extra special celebration for Dean, who celebrates his birthday a day after the winners are announced. “I was very pleased to get the nomina
tions and I'm really looking forward to the results being announced,” he said. Several other Ribble Valley apprentices
have been nominated for awards. They include Martin Walton, of Clitheroe, who also works at Veka pic, and Michelle Craig, also from Clitheroe, who has been nominat ed for the Leamdirect Learner of the Year title, (s)
Lottery winners
WINNERS in the East Lancashire Hos pice Lottery weekly draw were: Mr Peter Marsden, Stourbridge £1,000; Mrs L. Atherton, Blackburn £250 and Mrs Janet Rawcliffe, Blackburn £100.
Prime cattle sale
SPIRITED bidding from a packed ringside of private butchers and meat wholesalers ensured a buoyant trade at Gisburn Auc tion Mart’s sale of prime cattle. Two Belgian Blue heifers from G. E.
Jackson, of Bentham, achieved 154p/kg, selling to J. Thompson, of Gargrave. Young bulls sold to 131p/kg and steers peaked at 120p/kg. A total of 28 premium heifers averaged
T H £ C O M P L E I £ F U R N I T U R E E X P E R I E N C E !
133p/kg, 58 heifers averaged 121p/kg, Pre mium steers averaged 118p/kg and 37 Pre* mium young bulls averaged 122p/kg. The auctioneers were Richard Turner and Son.
HILARY &f ROBIN PERCIVAL D.O. & Associates
Established 15 Years CLITHEROE
A HONEYMOON in London followed the wed ding of Mr Nathanael Francis Marsden and Miss Louise Ann Whitwell at All Saints' Church, Pendle ton. The bridegroom is the younger son of Mr Bart
DAHL-GRAHAM
TWO nationalities came together in St Helen’s Church, Waddington, when Karl Erik Dahl mar ried Sarah Louise Graham. The bride is the daughter of Mr Ronnie and
Mrs Delia Graham, of Whalley Road, Sabden, and her bridegroom is the son of Mr Sven and Mrs Aud Dahl, of Stavanger, Norway. Given away by her father, the bride was attend
ed by her sister-in-law, Mrs Nichole Graham, and bridesmaids were Joanne McEwan, and Haege and Alrika Kyllingstad. Best man was the bridegroom’s brother, Mr
Elvind Dahl, and groomsmen were Jonathan Gra ham, Atle Noesew, Nils Midtun and Espen Johansen. The ceremony was conducted by Canon Rev.
David Bruno and a reception was held at Eaves Hall Country House Hotel, West Bradford. The couple are to live in Enfield, London. . Photo: Trevor Adams Studio, Accrington
WADSWORTH - ALLEN
A CLITHEROE couple tied the knot at Christ Church Unity Chapel in Orlando, Florida. Miss Jennifer Allen, daughter of Mr Leslie and
Mrs Merle Allen, married Mr Mark Wadsworth, the son of Mrs Barbara Wadsworth. The bride, a nurse at Blackburn Royal Infir
mary accident and emergency department, was given away by her father. She wore a strapless ivory dress made by Orchid
Designs, Clitheroe, to a pattern picked by her son, Jamie Allen. The bridegroom’s daughter, Zoe Wadsworth, was bridesmaid and wore a satin pur ple dress with lilac roses. The bridegroom, a painter and decorator, chose
his son, Samuel Wadsworth, to be best man and the ring carrier was the bride’s son, Jamie Allen. The couple, who also had their honeymoon in Florida, are to live in Clitheroe.
and Mrs Elaine Marsden, of West Bradford, and is a process technician at Johnson Matthey, as well as part-time farmer on the family farm. His bride, a midwife at Queen’s Park Hospital,
Blackburn, is the eldest daughter of Mr George and Mrs Ann Whitwell, of Austwick, North Yorkshire. Given away by her father, the bride wore an ivory
strapless gown with tulle overlay embroidered with flower detail and pearls and crystals, as well as a full-length Veil with diamante detail, and a head dress with pearl and crystal tiara. Her bouquet was made up of amarylis, kangaroo paw, ronatta roses, tomango roses, ivy and bear grass. She was attended by Miss Helen Montgemery
and Miss Helen Joy, her sister Miss Julie Whitwell and her goddaughter Miss Laura Barron. Best man was the bridegroom’s brother, Mr
Roger Marsden, and the groomsman was Mr Edward Whitwell. Ushers were the bride’s brother, Mr David Whitwell, plus Mr Adam Draper and Dr Dominic Pickles. A reception was held at the Stirk House Hotel,
Gisbum.The couple will live in West Bradford. Photo: John Hornby, of Longridge
Youngsters on cue for fun
A WHALLEY public house has helped to arrange an under-16s pool competition for both girls and boys. The Dog Inn has teamed up with Whal
ley Police Community Support Officer Jason Taylor to organise the event for youngsters throughout the area. ' I t will start next Monday arid continue
throughout the week. PCSO Taylor said that the aim of the
tournament was to give local young peo ple something to do through their summer holidays. Prizes are on offer for everyone who
makes it through to the quarter-finals, while the lucky winner will scoop the top prize of a mountain bike. The entry fee for the competition is £2,
throughout the tournament. Pie and peas or sandwiches will be provided for lunch on the opening day. The competition will be run on a ran
domly drawn knockout format, with one game deciding the outcome up until the quarter-finals, when it mil be the best of three games. The semi-finals will be the best of five games and the final the best of seven. Anyone interested in taking part should
complete a form available from the Dog Inn or call the pub on 01254 823009 and leave their name, address, age and contact number. Youngsters can also sign up for the con
test on the first day. The first round will start at 2 prim on
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business people should call 01200 444423 or visit the Age Concern charity shop at 1 Moor Lane, Clitheroe. Companies chn also sign up for the scheme
with Age Concern Lancashire and have their cartridges collected directly from their premises. ■
Thieves’ £560 haul
PROPERTY valued a t £560 was stolen from a car in Hurst Green on Friday. Thieves made away with a gent's suit jack
et, a golfing jacket and a Fuji digital camera taken from a silver Mazda estate between 8- 05 and 10-25 p.m.
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