. 8 Clitheroe Advertiser 8t Times, Thursday, Aprii 19th, 2007


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A FORMER Clitheroe rugby player and a paediatric nurse were married at St Cuthbert’s church in Oyer Kellet, near Carnforth. Chemistry teacher Mr Owain Huw Jones is


the son of Dr and Mrs Geraint Jones, of Mel- lor, Blackburn. He married Miss Rachel Beaufort-Jones, daughter of the late Rev. Michael Beaufort-


Jones, and Mrs Noreen Beaufort-JoneSj of Carnforth. Given away by her brother, Mr Lawrence


Beaufort-Jones, the bride wore a white gown and carried a bouquet of vendella roses, lilies and orchids. She was attended by the bridegroom’s sister, Sarah Jones, as well as Julie White, Maggie


Elliot and Eileen Allen, who all wore grape- coloured satin dresses. Each carried a posy of


cream vendella roses. Best man was the bridegroom’s brother, Mr


William Jones. Groomsmen were Mr Matthew Dugdale, Mr


Richard Edmondson, Jonathan Beaufort- Jones and Stephen Beaufort-Jones.


------------- --- ------------ -------------------------- ------------------ Following a ceremony conducted by the Rev.


Ken Clapham, a reception was held at Leighton Hall, Carnforth.


On return from a honeymoon in Morocco


the newlyweds will make their home in Green- head, Cumbria.


Picture by Mr M. C. Challinor, Lytham St Anne’s.


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Grandma heads for Peru charity trek


by Julie Magee •*. .tij


A GRANDMOTHER from Clitheroe will complete a sponsored charity trek in Peru to say a person­ al thank you to the NSPCC. ■ Three years ago on Tuesday, Cather­


ine Massey’s only grandson, Joshua, died a t the home of his Sabden child­ minder.


Since th a t day, the family, with the 1 r ' ' - / r '’ -)' ~ r '> P 4 \ / / •'--1 1 . . i r m D E N N IN G -S C H O F IE LD


A COUPLE who met as students at Ply­ mouth Uraversity marned m the Ribble \ al­ ley.


Miss Elizabeth Schofield and Mr '1 honias


Denning chose St Peter and St Paul’s Church, Bolton-by-Bowland, for the cere­ mony, conducted by Canon Da\nd Mewis. The bride, a buyer m Bnstol, is a former


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pupil of St WiFrid’s CE High School, bhe is the elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter and Maggie Schofield, of Sawley. Her bridegroom, who is training to be a


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physics teacher, is the son of Mr and Airs Ross and Susan Denning, of Solihull. The bride was driven to church in her


father’s Land Rover which had been deco­ rated by her attendants. She was given away by her father and


wore an ivory silk empire-line gown made by her mother. Her bouquet was of ivory and pink flowers. Attendants were Caroline and Rachel Denning, the bridegroom’s sisters, who voi e pink sleeveless gowns, and the bride’s sister Helen Schofield, who wore a gown of deep pink. Best man was Matt Lelliot, a friend fioni


university. Ushers were Jonnie and Robbie Schofield, the bride’s brothers, and universi­ ty friend George Griffith. Following the ceremony, the newlyweds


walked through the village to a reception m the Bolton-by-Bowland Village Hall. The couple will live in Bristol while the


bridegroom completes his training course. Picture by John Pye Studios, Burnley


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IS' 9 Wheels project gets the thumbs up


RIBBLE VALLEY youngsters had a wheel-y good time in Pendle. Mr Peter Robinson, the High Sheriff of


Lancashire, visited the Nelson-based Wheels Within Wheels project to meet young people from the Clitheroe area who attended during the school holidays. ■ They were:’Mathew Gawthorpe, Ben White, Dane Meyler, Jack Harrison. Char­ lie Collinge, Jordan Barnowski, Philip and


Andrew Hall, Thomas Stevens. Mathew and. James Ingham, Guy Entwistle and Danny Meyler. Philip Hall successfully obtained £2,500


from Lancashire County (jouncil’s Youth Bank to fund the fiverday course which covered basic motor vehicle maintenance. The High Sherriff is pictured with '


youngsters at the Wheels Withiii Wheels project. (S150207/1)


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AN interesting take on the history of the Lancashire witches was given to Whalley and District His­ torical and Archaeological Society. Guest speaker Mr AVest-


all talked about the back­ ground of James I, who as James VI of Scotland was involved with s tu d y of witchcraft in the country for many years. I t was said th a t more than 6,000 trials were held


Witches’ tale proves popular choice The remaining officers


in Scotland, compared to the 1,000 in England. Questioning of the


witches by Roger Nowell, of Read, and the subse­ quent trials at Lantaster castle were also detailed. O At the society’s AGM


last year’s minutes were read by the secretary Mr B. Stuart. Mr Vernon was appoint­


ed as chairman, with Mr A. Blanchflower as vice- chairman. .


were reappointed en bloc. The report by the treas­


urer, Mr B. Spensley, was approved. Next season’s pro­


gramme was presented and a proposed increase of 50p for the attendance fee was carried. ® The next meeting will


take place on Thursday when Dr Saunders will speak on maps of Lan­ cashire and their makers.


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help of the NSPCC, has campaigned to bring about changes in the law so that such a tragedy can never be repeated. “To thank the NSPCC for their help, Pm about to venture forth on a life chal­


lenge, a sponsored high altitude trek in the mountains of Peru m October this year. All sponsorship proceeds will be donated to the NSPCC,’’ explained Miss Massey, of Riverlea Gardens. She added: “The trek is a daunting


challenge, travelling to the other side of the world and trekking high up in the Andes.


“My grandson had only learnt to say


thiee words - ‘you do it’ - so whenever I have felt my faith, confidence and resolve wane, these are the words that have kept me going.” Miss A'lassey needs to raise £3,500 by


July 27th in order to take part in the challenge.


She is urging local businesses whose


staff have to leave their children with childminders, to show their employees they care by making a donation. “If you don’t have a business, but are


a mother, a father, grandma, auntie or uncle, please show you care too. “No family should lose a child so


unnecessarily,” said Miss Massey. -Anyone wanting to sponsor Miss


Massey or make a donation should make it payable to The NSPCC, c/o Catherine Massey, 35 Riverlea Gardens, Clitheroe, Lancashire, BB7 IQQ. She can also be contacted on 07775 907793. Our picture shows Miss Massey look­ ing forward to her trek, (s)


A CLITHEROE shopkeeper is walking the West Highland Way for charity. David Hoilings, who runs Past and


Present, in Whalley Road, hopes to complete the 96-mile walk in seven days with his friend, Paul Thompson, raising as much as possible for the NSPCC. The Valley duo were due to set off


from Milngarvie }'esterday on the first stage of the walk, with the aim of mak­ ing it to their final destination. Fort William, by next week. Anj'one wanting to sponsor David should call into his shop.


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