Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, August 4th, 2005


A HORSE and carriage conveyed newlyweds Mr Richard Andrew Stevenson and Miss Lesley Marie Toulson to their reception. The couple, who were married a t


St Michael’s Church, Coningsby, were joined by family and friends from the Ribble Valley. The bride, of Tattershall, Lines,


was given away by her father, Mr Eric Houghton and wore a beaded


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ivory satin gown with train and car­ ried a bouquet of cream roses and stephanotis. She was attended by chief brides­


maid Leanne Toulson, along with Emma and Amy Darwen, Philippa Stevenson and Zoe Engall. Acting as pageboys were Jack Engall and


James Stevenson. The bridegroom, formerly of


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was joined by his brother, Mr Robert Stevenson, who acted as best man, with Mr Martin Toulson and Mr Trevor Blanchard acting as


ushers. A reception was held at the Coll ~


Hotel, Woodhall Spa and the couple honeymooned in Crete. On their return they will live in


Tattershall, where they run the family caravan business.


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Praise for village cafe from top ambassador


By Tracy Johnson


A FLOURISHING village cafe has been given a “royal” seal of approval by a newly- crowned North West business


ambassador. Mr Edwin Booth, chairman of


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A HONEYMOON in Madeira followed the wedding of Mr Christopher Riley and Miss Rachel Dixon. Married at Mitton Hall, in Whalley, the


couple invited harpist Anna Christiensan to play during the service. The bride, a staff nurse a t Blackburn


Royal Infirmary, is the eldest daughter of Dr and Mrs John H. Duran, of West Bradford. The bridegroom, a support worker at Calderstones, is the son of Ms J. Allen, of


Blackburn. Given away by her father, the bride wore


a cream silk beaded gown ivith an organza wrap. She carried a bouquet of pink gerbera. She was attended by her daughters, Eliza­


beth and Isobel Brennan, who wore cream silk ballerina-length dresses, with embroi­ dered pink flowers. They both carried flower circlets with pink carnations, feathers and


pearls. Best man was the bridegroom’s brother,


Mr Michael Leek. A reception was held at Mitton Hall and


the newl3riveds are to live in Great Harwood. Picture by the Garth Dawson Studio.


PUPILS at Edisford Prima- Each of the youngsters was ry School in Clitheroe presented with a real postcard


received a very special end- of the mural painted by well- of-term surprise.


known artist George Melling on


the wall of their school hall. The mural represents the chil­ dren’s impression of life in the Ribble Valley. The postcards were pro­


duced with sponsorship pro­ vided by Clitheroe and Dis­ trict Chamber of Trade and the assistance of Clitheroe the


Future. Preston-based a r t is t Mr


Melling is a regular cyclist in the Ribble Valley, and keen


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a r t is ts among our readers should make a note that he will be appearing on a future Rolf Harris Television Art Show. The school postcards will be


on sale from the school or vari­ ous town centre outlets. Our picture, above left,


shows chamber of trade presi­ dent Terry Joy (far left)_with staff and pupils from Edisford School, and right, a section of the the mural.(s)


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GUESTS travelled across the Atlantic for the wedding of Chatburn man Mr Alistair Bradshaw and Miss Monica Heiberg. The couple, who live in Texas, held their


wedding ceremony in The Plaza at the Crow Collection of Asian Art Museum, in Dallas. The bride, a broadcast designer for the TV news station, WFAA, is the daughter of


Mr John Heiberg and Mrs Kum Sook. The bridegroom, a senior manager for soc­


cer programmes at FC Dallas, is the son of Mr Howard Bradshaw, of Chatburn, and the late Mrs Jennifer Bradshaw. Given away by her father, the bride wore an ivory satin gown, with a fitted basque


top and a fishnet trail. She was attended by her sister, Kristi Hei­ berg, who acted as maid of honour, along


with flower girl Emma Hudson. Best man was Mr Simon Tomlinson, wth


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ushers Mr Ahren Heiberg, Mr Chris Clarke, Mr Martin Lawson, Mr Paul Craig and Mr Howard Braithwaite and James Hudson acting as pageboy. A reception was held at the museum and the couple honeymooned in Hawaii.


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family supermarket chain E. H. Booth, has paid tribute to the Cobbled Corner, in Chipping, for


its contribution to the local com­


munity. The leading businessman has


been granted the prestigious Ambassador Award, as part of business in the Community’s National Awards for Excellence. The award was presented to


Mr Booth by his Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales. Mr Booth was full of praise for owners Mr and Mrs Mike and


Karen Haworth, for their use of


local suppliers. “I t is good to see companies


such as the Cobbled Corner sup­ porting local producers, not only for the business, but the rural economy,” he said. The husband and wife team,


who recently revamped their cafe bar and bistro, try wherever pos­ sible to source their produce from nearby farms and local suppliers.


Mother-of-four Karen, said:


“I t ’s a great honour to be praised by a businessman with the stand­ ing of Edwin Booth. “His whole approach to busi­ ness is an inspiration to compa­


nies like ours. “While striving to expand we


are forever mindful of the impor­ tance of helping contribute to the local rural economy in which we operate.”


Delighted children receive very special gifts


MOTORISTS are being warned to keep an eye on radar detectors installed in


their vehicles. The warning has been


issued by Insp. Bob Ford, of Clitheroe police, follow­ ing the theft of two detec­ tors from vehicles parked in the Ribble Valley. The s tate-of -the-art


GPS speed camera detec­ tors warn drivers of approaching speed cam­ eras, mobile police laser traps and accident blackspots, with warnings from 2,000 to 200m. prior to a camera’s location. The device is easily


installed into any car. I t is easily mounted on the vehicle dash top or on the


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place at lunchtime on Sun­ day last week. Thieves tar­ geted a Mitsubishi Shogun parked in Darkwood Cres­ cent, Chatburn, and escaped unseen with the detector, worth £400. The second theft took


place on the evening of last Monday, between 6-30 and 7-30 p.m.when a Mercedes parked in York Street, Clitheroe, was burgled and a £330 detector stolen.. Insp. Ford, is urging


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