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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, August 31 st, 2006 23 Fingers crossed for sunny festival by Faiza Afzaal__________


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Barrowford, were married a t St Nicholas’s Church in Sabden in a ceremo­ ny conducted by Fr Trevor Vaughan. The bride is a sales account manager


who enjoys keep fit, squash and golf. She is the daughter of Mr Tony and Mrs Sandra Fletcher, of Barrowford. The bridegroom, a police officer who


plays squash and golf, is the son of Mr James Sibley, of Leicester, and Mrs Chris­ tine James, of Doncaster. Given away by her father, the bride


wore a blush pink gown with French lace detail on the


bodice and carried a bouquet of pink and cream roses. She was attend­


ed by Jane Fletch­ er, Lindsay Pinch, Donna Sibley and Victoria Stubbs, who wore raspber­ ry dresses and car­ ried posies of cream roses. Best men were


Ikhlaq Sulaman and Sam Deans and groomsmen were Simon Fletcher, Ryan Gray, Sam Morley and Daniel Parkinson. The couple, who


held a reception at Stanley House in Mellor, will contin­ ue to make their home in Barrow­ ford.


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attractions on offer for the summer fete on Satur­ day and Sunday. The event entitled “A Celebration of Whalley”


is set to attract thousands of visitors into the pic­ turesque village.


The doors will be opened to the public at 10


a.m. on Saturday and “Coronation Street” busy­ body Norris Cole (Malcolm Hebden), will offi­ cially kick-start the weekend’s celebrations at 10- 30 a.m.


• FRANCOPHILES have a treat in store at the next meet­ ing of the Ribblesdale French Circle on September 11th. I t meets on the second Monday of each month at


Other VIP guests and civic dignitaries will


include Kibble Valley MP Nigel Evans and bor­ ough Mayor and Mayoress Coun. Peter Ainsworth and his wife, Thirza. The village will come alive to the sounds of


brass bands, African drummers, rock bands and Morris dancers. The “must visit” festival prom­ ises something for all ages and youngsters are being encouraged to turn out in force, dressed in weird and wonderful costumes to take part in the children’s fancy dress competition. In addition, they will have a chance to improve


their juggling skills and “clown around,” thanks to clowns from Blackpool Tower’s world renowned circus, which has rocked with laughter for more than a century. Other crowd-pleasers include a balloon race, inter-pub competition, displays by the fire serv­


Whalley Abbey. The theme will be a “Soiree d'accueil”, with cheese, wine and games. Anyone interested can go


along or call Marc Devaux on 01282613685.


ice, police, church stalls and several sports events and a display by birds of prey. The festival has been jointly organised by


Whalley Chamber of Trade, management at Whalley Abbey and members of the local com­ munity. Chairman Coun. Mrs Joyce Holgate is keeping her fingers crossed that the weather remains dry and hopes it turns out to be a real family affair. “We want people to come and enjoy what


Whalley has to offer,” she commented. “The sum­ mer festival should be a real community event and one to remember for a long time. We hope it doesn’t rain during the weekend and the festival is a huge success - resulting in it becoming an annual fixture.” Admission fee is £3 adults and £1.50 children. Children under five go free. Proceeds from the fes­


tival will be split between Whalley Chamber of Trade’s chosen charity and the Abbey Fellowship. Volunteers wishing to act as stewards for the weekend should to telephone either Mr Ken Red- feam on 01254 822133 or Coun. Holgate on 01254 823622. • Motorists are reminded that there will be a


one-way system in place via Church Lane. Park­ ing will be available at car parks throughout the village and there will be a shuttle bus service to and from Whalley Abbey. There will be no park­ ing spaces in the Abbey grounds, but there will be limited disabled spaces outside the Abbey. Coun. Holgate said: “We are requesting every­


one’s co-operation, so that the event can be enjoyed In a safe and relaxed atmosphere. If pos­ sible, visitors are being urged to either car-share or arrive at the festival by bus or train.”


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