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I t I i i v > Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burniey 422331 (Classifieii) Ramblers’ route takes them on walk through history


LOW cloud and inist greeted 18 Clitheroe ramblers a t the s ta r t of their 11-mile walk from Gargrave to Flashy Fell. .. Led by Bryan Dobson, they fol­


lowed a network of country roads and field tracks to the village of Esh- ton, which has many historic build­ ing including the 16th Century Esh-


ton Hall, the former home of Math­ ew Wilson, who was MP for Clitheroe in the mid-19th Century. A short coffee break was taken at


Friars Head, during which the leader took the opportunity of giving a brief history of the three medieval sites namely, St Helens Well, Pillow Mounds and th e Giants Graves,


which are evident at this point. After a short stroll through the hamlet of Flashy, the group reached the low­ lands of the Fell and, in poor visibili­ ty and with aid of satellite naviga­ tion, they climbed to Rough Haw, where lunch was taken. They then continued their climb to the summit of the fell, Sharp Haw,


but unfortunately the outstanding scenery normally experienced a t this p oint was no t evident. After descending, they made their way via Stirton before reaching the Leeds Liverpool Canal a t Thorlby. After enjoying the peacefulness of


the walk along the canal towpath the group came full circle to Gargrave.


Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial); 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified)


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Wedding album....Weddmg album....Wedding album....Wedding album..i FENBY- MILLIGAN


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A FULL m ilitary wedding took place for Miss Stephanie Maria Mil­ ligan and Mr John David Fenby at St Stephen's RC Church, in Skipton. : The bridegroom, a Corporal in the Kings Royal Hussars Regiment, is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs David Fenby, of Clitheroa His bride is the eldest daughter of


Mr and Mrs John Milligan, of Barnoldswick. Given away by her father, she wore an off-the-shoulder full-skirted ivory gown in duchess satin with piping and embroidered detail and a faux fur bolero jacket.


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GUESTS travelled from as far away as Bermuda for the wedding of Miss Julie Wintle and Mr John Magee. The bride, a reporter svith the Clitheroe


Advertiser and 'Times, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Adrian and Alice Wintle, of Brennand Street, Clitheroe. Her bridegroom, a navigation officer on


a student training vessel in the Royal Navy is the son of Mr and Mrs Noel and Irene Magee, of Siddows Avenue, Clitheroe. Given away by her father, the bride wore


a strapless satin gown scattered with dia­ mante crystals and bead detail along the bodice and a matching bolero jacket. She carried a hand-tied posy of crystal studded red roses. She was attended by her sister, Mrs Angela Beard, who wore a red satin strapless bodice and skirt along with a white fur shrug. Best man was the bridegroom’s friend,


Mr Roger Hope, while the page boy was the bride’s nephew. Master Jack Beard. A reception and evening disco, complete


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with Irish ceilidh band, was held at the Moorcock Inn, Waddington, following a civil ceremony, during which Miss Nina Worrell, a friend of the bride, gave a read­ ing. The couple, who will live in Clitheroe,


enjoyed a honeymoon in Mijas, Spain. Picture by Heather Dryden


A COUPLE chose “Elvis” to perform their wedding in Las Vegas. Bridegroom Mr Adrian


Oldroyd rode down the aisle on a Harley Davidson motorcycle for his wedding to Miss Rowan McGregor. The ceremony, which


was conducted in the Viva Las Vegas wedding chapel, was a t ten d ed by family and friends, who had trav­ elled from around the British Isles and Canada. The bride wore an ivory


silk fitted skirt with fish­ tail train and ivory back­ less waistcoat, with blue pinstripe detail. She wore a white stetson


and the bridegroom wore a suit, with waistcoat, cow­ boy boots and stetson. The bride's children were


in a tte n d a n c e and her daughter Jennifer wore a blue backless waistcoat, short blue skirt, white stet­ son and cowboy boots, while her son Alex wore a su i t, with cowboy boots and stetson. , This was followed by a


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an outfit in the traditional colours of red and gold, and carried a bouquet of white and pink orchids. She was attended by Liu Xin Hong, who


also wore traditional red and gold. A reception was held in the Royal Garden


Hotel, Nanning. The couple enjoyed a honeymoon in Lake ■Lugou and Lijiang in the Himalayas., . . .


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MITTON HALL in Whal- ley was the setting for the wedding of Mrs Gloria S c o t t and Mr Mark McLoughlin. The bride, a director of


nursing,at Scot Nursing in Glasgow, is the daughter of Mr Isaac arid' Mrs Mabel Blackifroiri Ballybogey, in Northern Ireland. The bridegroom, a war­


ra n t officer in the Royal Navy, is the son of Mr Vin­ c en t and Mrs Pauline McLoughlin of Whiteacre Lane, in Barrow. Given away by her


father, the bride wore a red gown in Dupion silk with a fish tail skirt. She carried a bouquet of silk flowers made by her­


self. She was attended by her


bridesmaids. Miss Karla S c o t t and Miss Erin McLoughlin, while dame of honour was Mrs Andrea


Clarke. All three wore gold


dresses and carried bou­ quets of silk flowers made by the bride. Best man was Mr . R o b e r t . . Newb.itt and.


groomsmen were, Mr B ryan S cott , Mr Oily Fahmy and Master Conor McLoughlin. The couple enjoyed a


honeymoon in Borneo and on their return will live in Helensburgh, Scotland. Picture by CW Photog- .raphy,.Billington. . .


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their wedding outfits and arrived in a white limo. An evening reception was held a t th e Moorcock In n in Waddington for family and friends. The couple are to live in West Bradford.


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ivy, berries and mixed foliage with apples. The bride was attended by Louise Clark, Vicky B a r re t t, Chantelle Graveson, who wore full- length A-line lilac dresses with matching wraps and carried flowers similar to the bride, with Rachael Kelly and Alice Taylor who wore lilac and ivory dresses and carried baskets with ivy and apples. They were joined by three flower


girls, Katie-Leigh Milligan, Abigail Longhorn and the couple’s daughter. Jasmine Maria Fenby. All wore lilac dresses and bolero cardigans and car­


ried matching bridesmaid’s Teddies. The couple’s two boys, Zachary


John Fenby and Nico David Fenby, acted as page boys. They wore suits to match the bride


and bridegroom’s fathers and broth­ er^ with lilac waistcoats and cravats. Best man was Andrew Clark and ushers were the bridegroom’s broth­ ers, Colin and Kevin Fenby and the bride's brother Craig John Milligan. Also in attendance was a six-man


Guard of Honour from the regiment. The couple will be living in mili­


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