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A HONEYMOON on safari in Kenya followed the wedding of Mr John'Halshaw and Miss Jenet Ward a t . St Nicholas’s Parish Church, Sabden. The bride, who is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Anne
and Steve Whitehurst of Pendle Street East, Sabden, is a former pupil of Ribblesdale High School, Clitheroe, and is a support worker. Her bridegroom, who was educated at Exhall
Grange, Coventry, is seK-employed. ■ Given away by her father. Miss Ward wore a blush
coloured strapless princess-cut gown, with embroidery and beading falling from the neckline and hem, and a semi-cathedral train. She carried a compact hydrangea bouquet with stands of beargrass and clear beads.
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; Ghief bridesmaid was Sarah Brogden, and other attendants were the bride’s cousin, Victoria Birtwell and niece Natasha AltKam. The best man was Mr David Grimes and Allan Hal-
shaw, Edward Whitehurst and Natalie Ward were ush ers. ■
; A reception was held at Eaves Hall Country Hotel, West Bradford, near Clitheroe. The couple will live in Brierfield. Picture by: High Wood Photography
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CLASSIC Land Rovers driven by the bridegroom’s father and brother trans ported Helen Elizabeth Kay and Steven Molyneux to their wedding at All Hal lows’ Church, Mitton. The bride, who is Head of Knowledge
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Given away by her father, the bride
wore a cinnamon strapless gown with a beaded bodice and ruffled taffeta skirt, trimmed with hand-made roses. She car ried a bouquet of ivory and pink peonies and roses.
- In attendance were the bride’s sister,
Mrs Annette Purser,’and Mrs Clare Marshall, who wore raspberry pink organza tea-length dresses and carried bouquets to complement the bride’s. Best man was Mr Conrad Scott. The service was conducted by the Rev.
Gill Mack and a reception-was held at the bride’s family home.' The newlyweds will make their home in Ramsbottom. ■
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- Barry Townson and Shirley Carr. The bridegroom is employed by
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and.is a local retained fire fighter. The bride wore a red hand-beaded ,
gown and carried a hand-tied bouquet of red and ivory roses. She was given
■away by her eldest son, Dominic. ■ She was attended by her daughters,
.iTiffany and Shelby, who wore ivory ^dresses and carried small bouquets that matched the bride’s. The couple enjoyed a honeymoon in,
Austria and will continue'to live in Clitheroe.
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A NEW community play area is up and running in Gisburn. The park, accessed via the village hall
car park, is on land bought as a result of donations from villagers. More than £75,000 has also been
secured to transform the site into the children’s play area. I t is divided into three sections - a play area for the under fives, a different
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section for the six to 11-year-olds made by a local craftsman from local timber, and a multi sports area for the over 11s. Poor weather has meant the top tier
has not been finished, but the commit tee decided to open the park in time for the school holidays. ■ Village resident and former councillor Mr Harry Waddington officially opened the new park in recognition of the work
he has done in Gisburn over the years. • Funding for the new park has come
from: Lancashire Environment Fund, Ribble Valley Borough Council, Lan cashire Aggregates Fund, Awards for All, Children’s Network-Fund, Bowland Rural Futures, Skipton Building Soci ety, Harris Charity, Duchy of Lancaster Trust, Bowland Trust and Green Part nership.
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Dad admits attack on daughtej> by Court Reporter
A CHATBURN man attacked his daughter because she was nagging him to prune the rose garden where his dead wife’s ashes were scattered. . Hyndburn magistrates heard that
Ralph Sunter (60), felt it would be disrespectful to the memory of his wife to interfere with the garden which had
attracted.adverse com
ment from neighbours because it had become overgrown. Sunter, of Robinson Street, plead
ed guilty to assaulting Karen Sunter. He was remanded on bail for the .
preparation of a pre-sentence report. Philippa White (prosecuting) said
there had been concerns about the ‘ state of the front garden and Miss Sunter had tried to discuss these with her father. “On this occasion she was trying to speak to him about sorting out
the garden and in particular the rose bushes,” said Mrs White. “He became aggressive and start
ed ranting and ra’ving.” Miss Sunter (35) decided to take
the dog for a walk while he calmed down, but when she returned he was still angry.
• . “She tried to reason Mth him but
he wouldn’t have it and took hold of her wrists and tried to push her down,” said Mrs White. “He followed her into the kitchen
and hit her on the top of her head with both fists. He then landed a series of slaps to the left side of her face. Sunter later told police: “She’s
been getting on my nerves about the bloody garden.” ■ He also told them the roses were of
sentimental value because his wife’s ashes were scattered there. Jonathan Taylor (defending) said
his client was genuinely remorseful for what had happened.
Village celebrates new play area opening ' “His wife died of cancer and he
has found it very difficult to cope with th a t ,” said Mr Taylor. “Because of comments made by neighbours, his daughter had been nagging him to sort out the garden. He did no t want to, because he believed interfering with that area would be disrespectful to his wife. “He accepts that he lost his tem
per and lashed out at his daughter. It is fair to say it has been a difficult time for both of them.”
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