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owned by the bride's parents Mr and Mrs John and Karen Walker, and was the bride's home. The bride is a health and social care worker, while her bride­


jamin Rushton, were the pages. The Rev. Alan Reid conducted the ceremony at Chatbum's


Christ Church. Photo: Rachel Mellin, Clitheroe


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Burnley College Sixth Form Centre Thursday 15 October 6.30-8.30pm


Wednesday 4 November 6.30-8.30pm Meet tutors and cunent students from all subjea areas at our Sixth Form Centre event Apprenticeships Thursday 22 October 6.30-8.30pm


Tutors and employers will be available on the night to discuss Apprenticeship opportunities within a range o f subject areas.


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ter of IVfr and Mrs David and Val Perkins, of Fair- field Drive, Clitheroe. Her bridegroom Mr Andrew


Salter, is the son of Mr David Salter, of Surrey, and the late Mary Salter. Given away by her father, the bride whose gown


was purchased in Spain, wore a St Patrick design embroidered with Spanish lace, crystals and pearls


and had a matching cathedral-length veil. She ear­ ned a bouquet of burgundy calla lilies. The bridegroom wore a handmade Tasmanian


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wool and cashmere dinner suit. Best man was Mr John Pudney.


brother, wMIe ushers were Mr Neil Thompson and Mr Ryan Ely. At the ceremony the Span4 tradi-


Groomsmen were Dr Stuart Perkins, the bride’s Salter, the bridegroom’s


the two famihes was earned out The newlywe^, who ^vill continue to live in Cam-


bndgeshire, will enjoy a South African safari hon­ eymoon m the new year.


the joining of


ity were married in a cocktail-themed wedding at Hintlesham Hall in Ipswich. The bride Miss Jane Nicola Perkins is the daugh­


MACQUARRIE - P R IC E


TWO members of Slaidburn Silver Band were mar-1 ried in the exotic Eden resort in Sri Lanka. Clitheroe couple Charlotte Price and Anthony |


Macquarrie were joined by members of their fami­ lies for the special celebration. The bride, who is a primary school teacher, plays


euphonium with the Valley band. She is the daugh­ ter of Mr Dave Price, of Altham, and Mrs Patricia | Duguid, of Belthom. The bridegroom, a process technician, plays cor-1


dress with an ivory and silver detailed band at | empire line. Chief bridesmaid was Claire Barker and she was |


groomsman was James Price. The couple, who enjoyed a honeymoon in Dubai


and the Maldives, celebrated their nuptials with receptions in Sri Lanka and at the Moorcock in | WaddingtoHi Photo: Kevin Grimshaw, Blackburn


net with the band. He is the son of Mrs Dot Mac-1 quarrie, of Mayfield Avenue, Clitheroe, and the [ late Mr Ivan Macquarrie. Given away by her father, the bride wore an ivory I


also attended by Kelly Holt. Both wore tea-length strapless dresses in butter-1 cup yellow. Best man was Steven Wilkinson and [


Walker, Paul Andrews, Elliott Rushton, Clive Hutchinson and nephews Jake and Jordan Walker. The couple's sons Dominic and Noah Ford, and nephew Ben­


and Georgina Walker, her sister-in-law Sarah Ford, her nieces Leah and Emma Walker and her friend Becky Thomas. They wore pink dresses and carried bouquets to complement the bride's. The two younger attendants - the couple's daughter Bethany Ford and niece Eden (Jeorge - both wore ivory dresses with pink ribbons. Two best men supported the bridegroom, they were Christopher French and Christopher Spencely. Groomsmen were the bride's brothers, Jason and Jonathan


headed bodice, ruched skirt and long train. She carried a bou­ quet of assorted pink roses. She was attended by six brides­ maids and two flowergirls. The older attendants were the bride's sisters, Sara Rushton


groom is a tiler and the son of Mr and Mrs Ian and Rebecca Ford, of Parker Avenue, Clitheroe. Given away by her father, the bride wore an ivory gown with


A FAMILY-OWNED restaurant provided the perfect venue for the wedding reception of Miss Carrie-Ann Walker and Mr Daniel Ford. Greendale Restaurant in Downham Road, Chatburn, is


WINDLE - BAMBER A BRIDE who made the headlines when she lost more than


four stone in preparation for her wedding has got married. Hayley Bamber and Darren Windle were married at St


Mary's RC Church in Sabden. The bride, whose dramatic weight loss featured in the


Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, is an occupational therapist. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman and Anne Bam­ ber, of Billtngton. Her bridegroom is a sales administrator and the son of Mr |


Paul Windle and Ms Pamela Windle, of Nelson. Given away by her father, the bride wore a full-length strap­


less gown with detail to the front panel and a train. She car-1 ried a shower bouquet of cream and red flowers including roses, lilies and greenery.


Bridesmaids were Tanya Price, Tanya Birtwell, Steph and


Kerry Bamber, who all wore knee-len^h scarlet dresses with | cream sashes and carried posies of red and cream roses. Flowergirl Emma Bamber wore a ballerina-length white |


Birmingham, a reception was held at the Mytton Fold Hotel | in Langho.


Republic. Photo: Peter Moran, Accrington


The newlyweds enjoyed a honejrmoon in the Dominican | y o u ’r e ^ ' rek a /"•


PICTURES of days gone by are on display in a Ribble Val­ ley village. Until mid October Chat-


burn Library is exhibiting photographs of the former mill and its workforce. The images date back to the


1940s until the mill closed in 1991.and includes a book which contains samples of the various types of cloth that were woven at the site. All the pictures are copies of originals which former


employees have loaned to the library. • The library is open on


Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursday from 2 until 5 p.m., and on Wednesday and Thursday evenings from 5-30 until 7 p.m. • Next month the library


will stage another photo­ graphic exhibition, featuring fallen soliders from the village whose names are listed on the war memorial a t Christ Church in Chatburn. (s)


PLANS to pay GPs £5.25 for each swine flu vaccination they administer have been slammed by a Ribble Valley Euro-MP. Paul Nuttall, of the UK


Independence Party (UKIP), said: “We all know that the average GP salary is £110,000 and they already receive £7.51 for each seasonal flu jab they give. Now they are going to get another huge boost to their income. “I t is outrageous, especially


at this particular time when so many are struggling to make ends meet.” said Paul Nuttall, Clitheroe MEP.


Anger at vaccine payment Mr Nuttall, whose North


West constituency includes the Ribble Valley, added: “It is the taxpayer who will be funding this financial bonan­ za and it is an affront to the average wage earner. “What are they getting


their salary for in the first place? Surely giving vaccina­ tions is all part of being a GP. I t is wrong that they should now have negotiated this windfall payout. And I per­ sonally have nagging doubts about whether this vaccine has been thoroughly tested before being offered to the general public.” '


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dress with a red sash. Best man was Phil Colbert. Following the ceremony, which was conducted by Fr Peter I


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The service will include the Sacra­ ment of Holy Com­ munion. Everyone is welcome.


WHALLEY Holiday club


A half-term holiday club will be held in


Whalley Methodist schoolroom from 9 a.m. until 11-45 a.m on Wednesday, October 28th, until


Friday, October 30th.


The next planning meeting is on Thursday, October 15th, at The Manse. Any volun­ teers who can help at any time may go


Doreen Balshaw, one of the organisers, requires tinfoil flan dishes, thin wire coat hangers, and Christmas ribbon or thread in gold or silver. Any of these items should be placed in the black bag at the back of the church.


A new short com­ munion service with music lasting for half-an-hour will be held this Sunday at 9 a.m. Worship at 10-40 a.m. will be led by Mrs. Anne Goldsmith, of Bashall Eaves.


Exhibition looks at village mill’s past


It will initially be led by Doreen, Tim and Katy. Young people are encour­ aged to bring a friend.


The new circuit youth club for chil­ dren of secondary school age is on Sunday evenings from. 7-30 until 9 p.m.


to the meeting or tel. Doreen on 01254 824219.


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Closing From Monday, Octo­ ber 12th, Barclays Bank in King Street, Whalley, will be closed on Wednesdays.


Harvest A harvest tea in the school at 5 p.m. will be followed at 6.30 on Sunday in Whal­ ley Parish Church by the singing of harvest hymns with the organ and Slaidburn Silver Band. Harvest gifts will be distributed


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on Monday from 10-30 a.m.


Retiring The curate of Whal­ ley Parish Church, the Rev. Jim Holt, is looking forward to retiring. He -will not,


rumours, be apply­ ing for the post of vicar.


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Music lessons Valley Voices conduc­ tor Glen Pate is running a music theory course before rehearsals on Monday nights at


. ley. The class starts at 7 p.m. and every­ one is welcome. Rehearsals begin at 7-30 p.m.


English Martyrs' RC Church, Whal-


To inquire about membership or to book the choir, please contact 01254 824312.


Volunteers are


Clean-up day There will be a churchyard clean­ up day on Wednes­ day October 14th from 10 a.m. at the Parish Church.


requested to wear suitable clothing and shoes and bring stout gloves.


Envelopes for the harvest fast should be returned by the end of October.


Treasure Hunt Last week's treasure hunt and tea at English Martyrs' RC Church, Whal­ ley, were very much enjoyed. Donations brought in more than £130 and last week's collection for SVPwas£340.


Police warning Parents of children at Whalley CE School have been warned against parking on the zig­


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Parents have been asked to check their children's hair, as there have been reports of head lice


Children from recep­ tion through to Year 5, took part in a sketch at the Back to School sports service. Chil­ dren and parents were asked to repre­ sent their favourite sport.


zag lines outside the school gates and on the opposite side of Church Lane. PC Brown has told par­ ents in the school's newsletter: "If this continues, I will take positive action against those doing so."


Friends of Whalley say there has been a t r e m e n d o u s response for the "Secrets and Lies" ball in November. All tickets have been sold.


throughout school.


Best cards Winners at Whalley Senior Citizens' games night at Whalley Methodist School on Saturday were: Whist, Ladies - G. Waimsley. Gents - J. Hull. Dominoes: Mrs M. Capstick and Mrs V. Dugdale. Th group meets on Sat­ urdays at 6-30 p.m. Inquiries to 01254 822988.


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