Youngsters are invited to spend the day clowning around Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, July 20th, 2006
action-packed day, to be staged a week on Saturday at the Salthill Park site, include sports activities,
YOUNGSTERS in Clitheroe will get a chance to “clown around” during a forthcoming fun day. The main attractions during the
circus skills and lots of entertaining games, such as the target ball chal lenge and the “cricket wicket” chal
lenge.It will be pay back time for lots of local teenagers as PC Tony Walsh, of Clitheroe police, has kindly volun
teered to be locked in the stocks and
between 1 and 4 p.m. on Saturday, July 29th. Admission is free, but v there will be a small charge for indi
pelted with wet sponges. The a c tiv itie s will take place
idual games with all proceeds going
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tion regarding the fun day is asked to ring Peter Fletcher, community sports facilitator for Ribble Valley Borough Council on 01200 414435.
Varied career culminates in ordination as deacon
www.clitheroetoday.co.uk by Julie Magee C O U N S E L L - ADCROFT
A HONEYMOON on the Costa del Sol followed the wedding of Mr Christopher CoHnsell and Miss Sharon Adcroft. d The bride, a leg al executive, is the
Aaughter of Mr Stephen and Mrs Susan r Neil and Mrs Pat Counsell, of Clay-
dcroft, of Seedall Avenue, Clitheroe. MThe bridegroom, a labourer, is the son of
RIBBLE Valley resident Mr Geoffrey Dear- den, who has been a reader for St John’s and All Hallows’ churches in Hurst Green and Mitton for the past 10 years, has been
ordained deacon. n Mr Dearden, of Church Close, Waddington, is
ton-le-Moors. a Given away by her father, the bride wore he carried a bouquet of pink roses and
carnations. She was attended by chief bridesmaid
joinery and being awarded the highest national first prize of the silver medal. T He worked for E. Taylor and Co Ltd, then
oow the Rev. Geoff Dearden, and will act as hon hrary assistant curate to those churches following
is ordination at Bradford Cathedral. t Mr Dearden says that he has been influenced
en ivory gown with a satin bodice decorat Sd with pink flowers and diamante detail.
Claire Frankland, and bridesmaids were Vicky Smith, Beth Tomlin, Daniele Coun sell, Elle McClean and Elle Tomlin, They all wore pink chiffon lace dresses. Best man was Barry Counsell and the
hhroughout his life by Christian teaching. Initially Le was influenced by his local vicar in the town of i ittleborough who, he recalls, always used to pop
how everyone was getting along. j Leaving school, Mr Dearden trained to be a
nto the parish school next to his church to see oiner gaining a City and Guilds in carpentry and
e homas Wilkinson and Son before deciding to cnter teaching, attending Bolton College of Edu eation (Technical) to learn how to teach in further
ducation the subjects of woodwork and joinery. legHis first post was at Rochdale Technical Col
m e, followed by acting as the head of the depart Coent for construction and furniture at Burnley regllege. There he set up a Christian Union and, a C ular worshipper with his wife, Ann, at St John’s a hurch in Hurst Green, began to think of yet
ministry. r “I was in my late 50s then and it didn’t seem
ministry - so I became a reader. c “For the next 10 years I continued teaching,
nother change of direction, this time into the eally feasible at my age to go into the ordained arrying out reader ministry in the two parishes
Talented pupils see their work on show
groomsmen were Messrs Paul Counsell, Stephen McLean, Phil McTear and Paul Briggs. Joseph Lewis Counsell acted as the pageboy. The couple were married in West Brad
wford Methodist Church and a reception
Hurst Green. The newlyweds will make their home in
as held at the Shireburn Arms Hotel,
Clitheroe. Picture by Pye’s Photography, Clitheroe.
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Robinson (seven) and 11-year-old Laura d oberts (11) came up with the winning
competition was held to find a design R atthew Bowater (seven), Callum
side of the assembly hall. Headteacher Mr Robert Maude said:
ropped in to see the work in progress. Now complete, it is on display on the
turn to reality. s “It is proudly displayed outside our
dchool as a lasting example of the chil
ren’s imagination and Ray’s skill. “This was a very generous offer from
aken pride of place at Chatburn Prima affered to make a sign for the school and
reality in six weeks. u Children from the school, who are reg
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