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THE Environment Agency is invit­ ing farmers from Clitheroe to meet today and discuss the best farming practices when using sheep dip.


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and hear from the National Sheep Association about sheep welfare and biosecurity. Starting at 10 a.m. at Clitheroe Auc­


tion Market, the meeting is free of


charge. The Environment Agency can be


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force d ies by Jean Miller


THE last sergeant in the old Clitheroe | Borough Police force, George Sutcliffe, has died at his home in Poynton, Cheshire, at the age of 92. Many men in the Clitheroe area, who are I


now retired, will smile as they recall being told off by Sgt Sutcliffe for playing football | in the street and other misdemeanours. Word was passed round “Look out. Sergeant Sutcliffe’s coming”. Mr Sutcliffe left Clitheroe to join the I


Lancashire force in the early 1950s, being stationed first at Kearsley, and later rising j to the rank of chief inspector. Mr Sutcliffe and his wife, Madge, pic­


tured above, who died 18 months ago, enjoyed sequence dancing and caravanning j with friends. They still maintained contact with j


friends and acquaintances in the Clitheroe | area, partly through Masonic Lodge 401, Waddington. In Poynton they attended the Baptist |


Church, where a service -will be held tomor­ row at 11-15 a.m. prior to burial. Donations are requested for YOU I


(Young Oncology Unit) at the Christie | Hospital in memory of the Sutcliffes’ eld­ est grandson, who died of leukaemia at the I age of 15. The couple are survived by three | daughters, Jennifer, Gillian and Georgie, eight grandchildren and six great-grand-1 children, (s)


Rain failed to stop play!


Airedale and Wharfedale and was the site j for annual cattle fairs in times past. It was dry and sunny ■with a cool breeze I


DESPITE a poor weather forecast, 13 I Clitheroe Ramblers gathered on Boss | Moor for their walk. Boss Moor is north of Hetton between j


as the group walked up the attractive val­ ley past Bordley Hall to Bordley Town, an erstwhile sheep farming settlement and the “capital of Malham Moor” being a grange of Fountains Abbey. It now has only two habitations, a farm and a house. Lunch was taken here before passing |


indications of Anglian settlements and enclosures on the way to Mastiles Lane, which was followed a short distance before joining Malham Moor Lane. Bordley Cir­ cle was •visited nearby. The rain came as members were crossing |


Threshfield and Boss Moors returning to the start, being unable, due to the weath­ er, to find the ruins of Waste Inn. The walk was led by J o h n Whitehead.


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NICHOLSON- STANSFIELD


BRADFORD Cathedral was the setting for the wedding of Mr Brendan John Nicholson and Miss Gemma Clare Stansfield. The bridegroom is a


film recording mixer and is the son of Mr and Mrs John and Sandra Nichol­ son, of Wilpshire. The bride, who also


works in the film industry as a freelance assistant sound editor, is the daugh­ ter of Mr John Stansfield and Ms Christine Leighton, of West York­ shire. Given away by her


father, the bride wore a white tulle gown and car­ ried a bouquet of chrysan­ themums. She was attended by her


sister, Jessica Stansfield, who wore red and also carried a bouquet of chrysanthemums. Mr Paul Nicholson, the


GOULD - DRYDEN


A COUPLE who were caught up in the tsunami have married in Somerset. Dawn Dryden and


Richard Gould became engaged,on Christmas Day 2004 in Thailand, a day before they escaped the tsunami. They were married at


All Saints Church, Mar- tock. The bride is the daugh­


ter of Mr Raymond Dry­ den, of Copperfield Close, Clitheroe, and Mrs Patri­ cia Dryden, of Kirkmoor Road, Clitheroe. Her bridegroom is the


son of Mr Mike and Mrs Judith Gould, of Mar- tock, Somerset. Given away by her


father, the bride wore a powder pink and ivory ^ raw silk gown encrusted with Swarovski crystals and diamante and embel­ lished with antique gold lace applique. Her full-length veil sparkled with crystals and she carried a bouquet of pale pink roses and folds of brown aspidistra leaves. Chief bridesmaid was


Heather Middleton, and other attendants were Stacey Marks and Fiona


Dryden - all of whom are the bride’s sisters. All wore full-length


chocolate brown dresses with lace detail and car­ ried bouquets of pale pink


roses. The bridegroom was


supported by two best men, Shaun Nation and Kevin Swallow, and ushers were Garry Evans and Paul Hopkins.


Following the ceremony,


which was conducted by the Rev. Trevor Farmiloe, a reception was held at Sherborne Boys’ School in Dorset. After enjoying a honey­


moon in the Algarve, the couple will make their home in Worsley, Man­ chester. Picture by John Dale,


Somerset Si


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AUNIQUE« HOLDEN - GORST


OCCUPATIONAL therapist Miss Alison Margaret Gorst married H(JV driver Mr Gre­ gory John Holden at Ribble House, Clitheroe. The following day, at the baptism of their


daughter, Katy Jean, the couple had their mar­ riage blessed at St Peter’s RC Chmch, Stony- hurst. The bride, who wore a knee-length dress of


midnight blue satin trimmed with lace and car­ ried a hand-tied bouquet of white roses, is the youngest daughter of Mr Edward and Mrs Jean (Jorst, of Paythome. Her bridegroom, is the son of Mrs Margaret Holden, of Wadding­ ton, and the late Mr John Holden. The couple’s daughter was bridesmaid, while


the bride’s sister, Caroline Morgan, and the bridegroom’s cousin, Stuart Holden, were wit­ nesses. Following the ceremony a reception -was held


at the Copy Nook Hotel, Bolton-by-Bow- land.


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bridegroom’s brother was best man and the grooms­ men were Dominic Fitzgerald, Nolan Hough and Niel Draper. The ceremony was con­


ducted by the Very Rev. Dr D. J. Ison.


A reception followed at


the Great Victoria Hotel in Bradford. The newlyweds will live


in Buckinghamshire. Picture by David Des-


borough, of Bromley, Kent.


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EMMOTT- DOHERTY


A HONEYMOON in Gran Canaria followed the wedding of


former


Clitheroe woman Miss Kirstin Doherty and Mr PaulEmmott. The bride, who was


raised in Clitheroe, is a sen­ ior regulatory compliance officer. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas and Jean Doherty. Her bridegroom, a driv­


er, is the son of Mr and Mrs Alec and Betty Emmott, of Hillside Farm, Blacko. Given away by her


father, the bride wore an ivory silk gown with claret embroidery detail to the bodice and chain. She was attended by


Maya Doherty and Kim­ berley Newhouse, who wore ivory satin and chiffon gowns. Her dame of honour


was Elizabeth Barlow, who wore a burgundy satin gown -with niched detail to the bodice. Best man was David


Thornton, while Bill Doherty, the bride’s broth­ er, acted as usher.


Both the ceremony and


reception were at Mitton HaU Coimtry House Hotel, Whalley. The newlyweds will live


in Blacko. Picture by Bradshaws


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Plans in the pipeline


A PLANNING applica­ tion has been submitted to Ribble Valley Borough Council for shop front modifications, including external terraces, re-form­ ing windows and raising section of roof. Comments on the pro­


posal at 4 York Street, Clitheroe (number 0960) must be made to the coun­ cil by tomorrow. Other plans submitted


include: Billington: Demolition


of present brick structure and rebuilding new double garage at Chew Mill Farm, EUcer Lane (0943). Grindleton: To remove


the front garden wall fronting on to Main Street to create car park facili­ ties. To demolish the stone and railing wall and to remove a small holly tree at The Hollies, (0962). Paythorne: Resubmis­


sion of approved scheme (with design amend­ ments) for the construc­ tion of a new stable build­ ing with an indoor riding menage, kennels and asso­ ciated tack room and feed stores. Associated external works and landscaping at Carholme Farm, Settle Lane (0957).


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