18 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, January 13th, 2005 POSTHUMA DE BOER - WEBB


THE Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses in Clitheroe, was the venue for the wedding of Miss Shelly Webb and Mr Ben Posthu- ma de Boer. The bride, who works as a sales


executive, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard and Jacqueline Webb, of Siddows Avenue, Clitheroe. The bridegroom, an accoun­


tant, is the son of Mr and Mrs Jaap Posthuma de Boer, of Wolverhampton. Given away by her father, the


bride wore a two-piece buttermilk cream gown with sequin and dia­ mante detail on the bodice. She carried a bouquet of Mne-


coloured calla lilies and gerbera, cream roses and berries. The bride’s friend. Miss Anne


Wilkinson, acted as the brides­ maid and she wore a wine- coloured strapless dress with


sequin detail. She carried a bou­ quet similar to the brides. Mrs Abigail Hood, the bride’s


sister was dame of honour and she wore the same-style dress as the bridesmaid and carried a similar bouquet. Best man was Mr Daniel


McCarthy and the groomsmen were Keiron Bardsley, Mike Cope and Jude Webb ( th e bride’s brother), as well as Joel Posthu­ ma de Boer - the bridegroom’s brother. The bride’s nephews, Samuel


and Oliver Hood, were pageboys. Officiating at the ceremony was


the bride’s brother-in-law Mr Stephen Hood and a reception followed at Chipping Village Hall. The newlyweds honeymooned


in Fuertaventura and will live in Padiham. Picture by Steve Patterson,


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Court sequel to volatile life


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A CLITHEROE woman’s tempestu­ ous love life landed her in court for the


first time. Blackburn magistrates heard that Lisa


Sanderson’s on-off relationship with her boyfriend had been more on than off dirr- ing a three-month period when he was liv­


ing with her. But because of uncertainty about the


future, Sanderson, who was claiming as a single parent, neglected to inform the authorities about her change of circum-


St&HC0S Sanderson (26), of Albermarle Street,


pleaded guilty to two charges of failing to notify a change of circumstances. She was given a conditional discharge for 12 months and ordered to pay £75


costs. Mr Michael Singleton (prosecuting)


said there had been a total overpayment of £2,151 made up of income support, housing benefit and council tax benefit during the time tha t Christopher Trotter was living with Sanderson. When interviewed by Department of


Work and Pensions investigators, Sander­ son said th a t although Mr Trotter was staying at her home she had not consid­ ered they were living together. Mr Daniel King (defending), said the


couple had an on-off relationship which could be volatile. “During March, April and May of last


year he was staying with her on a fairly regular basis, but shortly after the rela­ tionship concluded permanently,’’ said Mr


King. “I t was not a case of her walking down


the aisle with this man, it was not that certain.”


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Champagne greeting for special resident


by Vivien Meath


A LIFELONG resident of the Ribble Valley, Mrs Margaret Brennand celebrated her 90th birthday a t the Manor House Nursing and Residential Home,


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pagne, flowers and a birthday cake from her niece and nephew who were visiting. Mrs Brennand attended Bolton-


by-Bowland village school until she was 14 years old and then she worked on the family farm. During the war she started war work as a bus conductress and stayed in the job for 28 years. She has been a member of


Grindleton WI for more th a n 40 years and was se creta ry for 10 years. Friend, Mrs Edith Davies, also a member of the WI, visited her on her birthday.


Mrs Brennand said: “The cele­


brations on my birthday were very good, but being 90 feels no differ­ ent!” Karen Walker, manager of the


Manor House, where Mrs Bren­ nand has lived for ju s t over 12 months, said: “Margaret is a lovely lady. She had lots of friends visiting her and the Mayor and Mayoress toasted her birthday with cham­ pagne.” Our picture shows Mrs Brennand


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Walking round Dales


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AN illustrated lecture by Dennis Cairns will be taking place in Clitheroe Library on Tues­ day, February 1st a t 7-30 p.m. Appropriately named “Up the Dale Slowly”, the lecture will take the audience on a walk around Malham- dale. The event is presented by Lancashire County Library and supported by the Stocks Massey Bequest and the North West Arts Board. Tickets are £1 and available from January 20th. Call 01200 428788 for more details.


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thank you A SABDEN man has walked his way to raising £500 for the paramedics who came to his aid when he fell while playing a round of goF. Mr Terry Ward was


stranded on the green a t Accrington Golf Club when he slipped and tore the quadricep tendon in his leg. He could not stand up


and, as he was quite a dis­ tance from the clubhouse, it was impossible for a nor­ mal ambulance to reach him. So the North West Air


Ambulance crews were called into play. Mr Ward, pictured with


the cheque, lives with his wife, Joyce, in Alston Close. He said: “The air ambu­


lance came and carried me to a point where the nor­ mal ambulance could reach me.” After the accident, in


February, 2003, Mr Ward, who works as a manager


for the commercial divi­ sion of Clitheroe’s Ultra­ frame, had to undergo an operation and spent 14 weeks off work. Now fully recovered,


Mr Ward (56), a father of two with three grand­ children, wanted to thank th e Air Ambu­ lance team which relies entirely on public dona­ tions. So he took part in a 10km walk organised


Club’s busy year


MEMBERS of Clitheroe Moun­ taineering Club are looking forward to a bumper year of events. Formed in 1978, the club meets on


the third Thursday of each month at Clitheroe Cricket Club, Chatburn Road. The first event to kick off the new


programme will be a talk by Richard Haszko entitled “3 Sea Stacks in 3 Days” on January 20th; a weekend trip to Keswick will follow on January 21st and 22nd, while there will be a day trip to Howgills/Snow Dome on January 30th. February will see a ta lk by Chris


Barrow on clothing and equipment on the 17th followed by a day trip to Pat- terdale on the 20th. On March 11th and 12th, a weekend


trip to Clan Dena is scheduled, fol­ lowed by a show of members’ slides on March 17th and a day trip to Tilberth- waite on March 20th. To find out more contact Nick Mill- ward on 01200 441346.


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