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A HONEYMOON in Dubai followed the wedding of head of production at a media company Miss Lindsay Bywood and I.T. con­ sultant Mr Tom Donoghue. The couple, who were married at Oxford


Town Hall, had a poem read to them during the service by Mateo Donoghue. The bride is the elder daughter of Mr and


Mrs Paul and Pauline Bywood, of Clitheroe. Her bridegroom is the elder son of Mr and


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Mrs Tommy and Rose Donoghue, of Dublin. Given away by her father, the bride wore an ivory satin gown with an organza overlay, embroidered with pearls and beads, and her mother’s veil. The bride was attended by her sister,


Joanne Bywood, with Alicia Donoghue and Conor Donoghue. A champagne reception was held at the


bride’s former college. Corpus Christie, Oxford. The newlyweds will make their home in London. Picture by Carolyn Butterworth, Sheffield.


Farmers’ Christmas show


FARMERS paraded their best livestock at Gisburn Auction Mart as they strived for first place in the Christmas Prime Cattle Show. Sponsored by East Lan­


cashire chartered account­ ants, P.M. & M., the show attracted high quality cat­ tle from Lancashire and beyond. There were eight classes


in which farmers could enter their best stock, and the winning livestock in each category went through to the final, competing for


“Champion Beast of the Show”. The winners were William Timm and his 16- year-old son Jonathan, of Farmtec UK, Doncaster, with their 15-month-old Belgian Blue bull. Jonathan also scooped


first prize in the young farmer class, sponsored by M. & E. Hartley, of Rough- lee. He said: “It may seem a long way to come from Doncaster to Gisburn, but it is by far the best market around for auctions of sheep and cattle.” Overall Reserve Champi­


on Beast of the Show was won by John Sharp, with his one-year-old Belgian Blue. Beverly Calvert, of P.M.


& M.’s agriculture team, said: “We have long-estab­ lished links to the agricul­ tural community. Our semi­ nars have proved popular over the years and have helped farmers improve their businesses. Sponsoring these shows is an extension of our commitment to agri­ culture in the region and we are proud to he associated with the shows.”


Plan to build house on farm Includes Lemon Gateau


A PLANNING applica­ tion has been submitted to Ribble Valley Borough Council for the proposed erection of a farm worker’s dwelling. Comments on the proposal at Withgill Farm, Mitton, Whalley, (number 1011) must be made to the council by tomorrow, December 23rd. Other planning applica­


tions submitted are: Cliiheroe: Single storey


89p 1.5kg fo r ik g . ^ FROZEN 1 F R O Z E N


conservatory to the side at Rose Dene, Radclyffe Street (0872). Demolish existing outbuildings, build rear single storey extensi- ion at 15 Hawthorne Place (1028). Barrow: Replacement


reasons to shop t- ' o ‘ > “■ ' I , s ’ , - 1* _ r ' Morrisons Store at; Ren die-Street, NELSON. f: ForimoreTnfofmation:pleaseftelephone 01282 449196Mwww.morrisons;co:uk.'v;.i DRflSIKAWARE.CO.UK


Number of offers dependent on store size. Subject to availability. Not available in Gibraltar. ^Saving based against original price. Philadelphia £5.30A 9 ' Walkers Variety 33.lp/lOOg • Pepsi Max 6.6p / l00ml • Morrisons Button Sprouts 59.4A g * Morrisons Garlic Baguettes C2.09A 9


John West Red Salmon £11.04A g • Glenmorangie £23.42/lilre • AAorrisons l^rge Prawns £5.30A g W/C 19/12/05 ‘ < © MORRISONS


double garage at Briar- bank, Whalley Road (1007). First floor exten­ sion to form additional bedroom accommodation at 1 Birch Grove (1030). Billington: Construction


of a sheep shelter at land adjoining Clarion Hotel, Whalley New Road (1009). Chathurn: Erection of open plan store at E & D


Plant Hire, Pendle Trading Estate (1032). Replace­ ment of 7 bay polytunnel with larger permanent building and alterations to conservatory (re-submis- sion) at Shackleton’s Gar­ den Centre (1034). Dinckley: Tipping of


inert waste at Moorgate Farm, Moorgate Lane


(1008). Ribchcster: Replacement


of existing single glazed widows with rosewood colour PVCu double glazed windows and replacing the timber external doors with Hurst Sterling composite doors to the flats and com­ munal areas at Dutton Brook House, Parsonage Avenue (1022). Rimington: Loft conver­


sion with new raised roof at Dale View Cottage, Newby


Lane (1010). Sabdcn: Rear two storey


extension at 74 Padiham


Road (1023). Sawley: Proposed side


storeroom and rear conser­ vatory at Dudlands Croft, 271 Gisbum Road (1029).


Stonyhurst: Conservato­


ry to rear of house at Alden Cottage, Kemple End (1027). Twiston: Proposed re-sit­


ing of right of way for farm agricultural vehicles, together with access for residents to 1, Lowergate Bam (0989). Waddinglon: New garden


room extension on rear of property a t Bonny Bird Barn, Belle Vue Lane (0732). West Bradford: Applica­


tion to allow occasional use of camping area during the period October to March, i.e. outside the existing approved six months period at Three Rivers Caravan Park,' Eaves' Hall Lane (0937).


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MASCOT Mr Pin, from Accrington Super-bowl, vis­ ited St James’ Primary School, in Clitheroe, to pres­ ent children with certificates for good attendance and


punctuality. The event was part of an


incentive scheme put togeth­ er by Accrington Super­ bowl’s marketing manager, Debbie Thomas, to reward children with a fun prize and trips to the super-bowl. The school’s headteacher, Mr Paul Adnitt, said: “I t is


always a pleasure to see Debbie and Mr Pin in our school, the children are real­ ly motivated and inspired when they know our special visitors are coming and make an extra effort to do well in school.”


HHotpoinl: ZAHUSSI JV C Mr Pin rewards schoolchildren HARRY GARLICK


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