10 . Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, July 24th, 2008 , . ‘Messing about’ proves costly


■ A GISBURN;'-'.man';,went',.' through a Glitheroe shop win- : dow during drunken “messing about” with a friend.


^ ’ - Blackburn magistrates heard;; •that Charles Edward Kempsey .- '(2 3 ) needed 21 stitches in his arm after the late night inci-. dent and DNA from the blood,, left behind led police to arrest;


pleaded guilty to causing £150 r-. worth of damage to the window . of Clitheroe Collectables, in :


Duck Street He was given a conditional discharge for 12


months and ordered to. pay


■ £150 in coihpensation and £60 ; toward prosecution costs. : ’Kempsey told the court he . had been drinking \vith a friend and they were in high spirits.


' -.“ There was no malicious intent, we were just larking


him. - Kempsey, of Main Street,. ^


. around,” .said Kempsey.- “ It’s not acceptable behaviour to go round damaging people’s prop-


, erty whether you mean itb r not.” ;


' ■ ; ' by Duncan Smith ■


iA'SAWLEYstudenthas bkn busy,’: encouraging other young people to . look carefully at their, “Higher Edu--,,


cation Choices” . v'Jane Thornber (22) has graduated with an honours degree in agri-food mar- ;. keting with business studies at Harper Adams Univereity College, in Shropshire., And'to give something back she wel­ comed 16 tol8-year-oldsto,a Higher


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The successful night had ' the guests joining in with line excellent attendance, with . dancing.- A round of bingo


many of the guests taking part in fancy dress. Music played proved to be a hit with


and a raffle were also organ­ ised.'The next social event will be held this Saturday,


•introducing feriiale,vocalist! Bethany Clews, with fun and!


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r - A HONEYMOON in the Maldives fol- ’ • lowed the wedding of Mr Ricky Bashir


■ ;-Khan and Miss Ella Fern Raymond. The bridegroom, a territory accounts :


manager at BSN Medical, who is the


head coach at Maidenhead Rugby Club and assistant academy coach at London


■\VASP Rugby Club, is the son of Dr Bashair and Mrs Deana Khan, of Hen- thorn Road, Clitheroe. His bride, who works as a customer


service manager for Lloyds TSB in Maid­ enhead, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew and Susan Raymond, of Maid-'


■ enhead. ... _ . • Given away by her father, the bride


t “ wore a halter neck dress designed and made in Spain from Spanish lace, a flower


• - diamante tiara and a long veil also made ' from Spanish lace. She carried a bouquet


of red roses and orchids. .


i She was attended by the bridegroom’s ' nieces two-year-old Chloe and eight- r month-old Amelie Godfrey, who wore c ivory and gold dresses, Jeila Hashemi- i- Shirazi and Felicity Robbins, who wore gold dresses and carried bouquets of red


rosGS. Best man was Mr Dean Page and the


ushers were Mr Andrew Parker, Mr Tom Raymond, Mr Phil Deakin and Gavyn


'ij|She ceremony was held at Runny l led e Hotel, Egham, Surrey, and during


the service the bridegroom’s sister. Dr Helen Godfrey, read out a personal poem,


which she had written for her brother. , The couple, who will live in Maiden­


head, stayed in a water bungalow on stilts during their honeymoon in the Mal-


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: “HEC was brilliant,” said Jane, who •spent two days at the beginning of July working as a student ambassador, at the.


■ event. “ It allowed me to have great fun arid decide where I was going and what I was doing.


' • “My dad runs a dairy farm and he saw- a leaflet for HEC in the Fanners Weekly., “ I was in the lower sixth at the time


arid didn’ t really have any clear idea about what I wanted to do next, v;.. ; , - -. My dad said ‘you should go to this and


aims to


■ see what you think’ .-1 read the leaflet ' and saw that it was cheaper if two of you vvent, so I called a friend who is also from 'an agricultural background and she


, came with me. •':-:“We had originally, put down that we =-warited to do Rural Enterprise and Land - Management, but after a couple of lec- . tiires realised it wasn’t for us.. - -. -“We went back to the sports hall and - had a look around and the agri-food stand caught my eye. I did some lecturesi •and acouple of;practicals the next day


, and really liked it.” . So much so that'Jane decided almost!


•immediately, that she wanted to go toi


• Harper Adams after finishing her A-lev-i els. A former pupil of Gisburn Primary! School and Clitheroe Royal Grammar,! Jane completell her placement year at al farm shop and has already secured full-i time employment at Q Garden farm shop near Didcot, in south Oxfordshire.


• Our picture shows Jane in the grounds at Harper Adams University College.


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iSBId the wedding of Miss Louise Simpson and Mr Craig Patton. The bride, a personal assistant


for a financial advisers, is the daughter'of .Mr and Mrs Joseph and Elizabeth Simpson, of Langho. The bridegroom, a sales manager


and keen golfer, is the son of Mr and Mrs Tom and Margaret Pat­ ton, of Langho. Given away by her father, the


bride'wore a full-lengh halter neck taffeta gown with a train. She carried a hand-tied posy of


pink roses.


- Chief bridesmaid was the bride’s niece, Katy Lord. The other brides­ maids were the bridegroom’s niece, Ella Tusler and the bride’s niece, Olivia Simpson. ■ Katy and Ella wore-pink and


ivory full-length halter neck dress­ es. Olivia wore an ivory tulle and


satin mid-length dress with pink sash. The trio carried hand-tied


. posies of pink and ivory flowers. Best man was Gary Jordison and


the groomsmen were Damian Pot­ ter, John Barker and Robert Tusler. 'The pageboy was the couple’s son, Alexander Patton.


The wedding ceremony and


reception were held at the Mytton Fold Hotel, Langho.


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. On their return from honeymoon, the newlyweds will make their


home in Billington. Picture byKent Photography,


Downham Road, Chatburn.


Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, July 24th, 2008 11


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