16 Clitheroe Advertisers Times, Thursday, October 27th, 2005
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Hollywood glitz comes to town w High efficiency condensing
boiler with up to
7 radiators fully fitted
a l l the glitz and glamour of Hollywood in its heyday was recreated in the heart of the Rib-
. . . _ j _i f mvip pirpTit WPS steeed at Myt- - Coronation o The event was staged at Myt- , , ,
ble Valley. Guests arriving at the Ribble
Valley Mayor’s “Hollywood Sivlng Ball” were greeted with a red carpet, edged with lights, making them feel every inch the Hollywood star.
ton Fold Hotel, Langho, where the foyer was transformed into famous Hollywood nightspot. The Coconut Grove, with foliage and plants from Hanson’s Gar
den Centre. Entertainment came from
The Swing Commanders and celebrity guest Roy Barraclough
- Coronation Street’s Alec Gilroy. A highlight of the evening was an Oscars-style draw, with Mr Barraclough opening the golden envelopes to announce “the winner is...” Hosted by Ribble Valley
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It was sponsored by local busi nessman Kevin Horkin, solicitor John Houldsworth and surveyor Ian Lloyd, who also presided over a very successful charity auction. Other guests included Ribble
Mayor, Coun Mary Robinson, the event raised a fabulous £2,500 for her chosen charities.
Valley MP Nigel Evans and the Mayors of four neighbouring boroughs.
COUN. John Hill, with the Mayor, Coun.
Robinson, and MP Mr Evans (D21100r>/2a)
MAYORESS of Clitheroe, Mrs Susan Knox, left, with a choco late fountain (D211t)0.')/2h)
EXHIBITION & SALE 2005
Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified)
A CAVALCADE of classic vehicles took Miss Kathryn Stephenson and Mr John Francis Holden and their guests to their wedding. The bride arrived at the church in a 1971
Morris Minor convertible and the bridegroom and his best man travelled in a 1959 Panther motorbike and sidecar. The couple, who live in Carrwood Green,
Padiham, were married at St James’s Church in Clitheroe and their guests were taken to the reception at Whalley Golf Club in a 1965 Ley- land Atlantean bus. The bride, who is the daughter of Mr Peter
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and Mrs Barbara Benson, of Masterton Avenue, Read, and Mr Ray Stephenson, of Basnett Street, Burnley, is a LearnDirect tutor for Pen- dle Training, who enjoys swimming and pilates. The bridegroom, who is the son of Mrs Mary Holden, of Regent Street, Longridge, and the late Mr Jack Holden, is a mobile operations manager for Network Rail and is a classic motorbike and car enthusiast. Given away by her father, the bride wore a
cream crushed silk dress with a halterneck bodice edged with organza and a matching jack et.
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Over. 1,000 handmade iradidonal mgs including fine silk and part-silk Peisian mgs...
Selections of rare and unusual weaves... Large carpets, mnners, kilims and bespoke rugs... a s s o c i a f / o r , A .
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23 Standish Street, Burnley ®OTMor?-sa^t.30am-5pm Anne Llojd, the Mayor, and Edwina and Mike Rambsbottom (D211t)05/2d)
Operating from a huge warehouse in Great Harwood, JW Interiors brings to all what was once deemed extravagant and unaffordable. Whether it be an intricately hand carved marble or natural stone fireplace, a luxurious bath/spa, or combined steam room & shower, JW Interiors supplies these items at prices that have to be seen to be believed. The company offers exclusive access to the new Hydrocuzzi® range o f
luxurious showers and baths, some of which include integral televisions, radio/cd connections, steam rooms and foot spas. There is also a large collection o f modem, wash-hand basins and matching mirrors. With over 50 designs to choose from there is a basin to suit all tastes. This tmly is a must for anyone who wants to add that extra special look to their home, but at a cost that will keep them smiling for years to come.
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MASSEY-WOOD
FRIENDS and family flew out to Cyprus to attend the wedding of Clitheroe couple Emma Wood and Gary Massey. The bride, a mortgage adviser, who
enjoys aerobics and swimming, is the daughter of Mr Roy Wood, of Altrincham and Vivienne Brunskill, of De Lacy Street, Clitheroe. She wore an ivory silk dress and carried a bouquet of ivory roses. Her bridesmaids were Katie Wood, Jessi
ca Brunskill, and Jenny Walker, who all wore pink silk dresses. They also carried
bouquets of ivory roses. The bridegroom, assistant manager at
Dawsons Department Store in Clitheroe, who enjoys going to the gym and running, is the son of Susan and Robert Massey, of Chatburn Road, Clitheroe. His best man was Andrew Brown, while
his groomsmen were Neil Hitchen, Steven Johnson and Kyle Goldsmith. Saul Thomp son acted as pageboy. After a ceremony at Agia Kyriaki Church in Paphos, a reception was held at
the Alexandra Beach Hotel. The couple stayed on in Cyprus for their
honeymoon and enjoyed a trip to Egypt. They will live at Woone Lane, Clitheroe.
Subject gives wealth of information
AN enlightening talk about the work of information centres was given to the Ribble Valley Blind and Partially-Sighted Society. They were informed about the various
aspects of the TIC and told of the many queries raised by the public by Mr David
Johns and Mr Craig Wilkinson. Members were told that invitations for
the Christmas dinner at The Diners had been given out and they were reminded that the November meeting is the annual bnng and buy. Visitors and friends can join with members and go along to the Henthorn
Centre on the 13th. Refreshments were served and a ratiie
concluded proceedings. Vandals smash lanterns
VANDALS damaged garden lanterns at a
property in Woone Lane, Clitheroe. The lanterns measuring three feet high
were snapped off at the base and thrown down the drive causing £100 worth of dam- age. Anyone with information should ring Clitheroe police on 01200 443344.
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She carried a hand-tied bouquet of roses,
freesia, calla lilies and gypsophila. Chief bridesmaid was Miss Janice Burrow,
who wore a purple duchess satin halterneck bodice and skirt. The bridegroom’s five-year-old granddaughter. Miss Jessica Noble, was the bridesmaid and wore a lilac satin dress. They both carried posies similar to the bride’s. Best man was Mr Geoffrey Laycock and ush ers were the Messrs Michael Stephenson and
Richard Noble. The couple honeymooned in Madeira and will
continue to live in Padiham.
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