Clitheroe Advertiser & Times,Thursday, October 20,2011


i vember 1st, at 7-30 p.m. - The talk will feature


Himalayas AN illustrated lecture en­ titled “Nepal: Huff and Puff in the Himalayas” will be given by Frank Duckett at Clitheroe Li­ brary on Tuesday, No-


•with views of four of Ne­ pal’s 8,000 metre peaks. Tickets will be available


the three cities of the val­ ley and then to Everest, camping at 16,000 feet


from October 18th and cost £2 each. They need to be booked in advance from Clitheroe Library on 01200 428788.


Talk on the All the shades o f Autumn autumn colour, or the Coti-


■ AN Autumn Colours Open . Day will celebrate the arriv­ al of.the season at Clough Bottom Farm, Bashall Eaves, on Saturday Octo­ ber 22nd “Our plantations are a


riot o f stunning Autumn colour at the moment and now is a great time to ex­ perience them,” said Adam Taylor, of Clough Bottom Trees and Shrubs. “Visitors can see spe­


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the open,day, which runs from 10 a’.m. to 4 j).m. and aims to provide inspira­ tional ideas for gardening projects. “Whether you’re looking


cies such as Liquidambar Styraciflua, which is at its most handsome with strik­ ing deep crimson/purple leaves, our stunning varie­ ties of Japanese Maples with their magnificent'deep ■


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for trees that provide year- round interest, bountiful spring blossom, a beauti­ ful specimen tree, practical screening solutions or just a tree for a very special oc­ casion, you’re sure.to find it here,” added Adam. • For more information,


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THE picturesque setting of St Peter’s Church at Coniston Cold, near Skipton, was the backdrop for the wedding of Miss Nicola Hardman and Mr David Kirby. ■ The bride, who is the daugh­


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ter of Michael and Eileen Hardman, of Sabden, was giv­ en away by her father and wore an ivory chiffon gown with a • diamante and pearl bodice. She carried a bouquet of


cream roses with lizzyanthus and white bouvardia, finished with diamante detail. ■ The bridegroom is the son


of John and Margaret Kirby of Binglcy. His best man was Ni­ gel Hammonds and the page boy was Harrison Shaw. The bride was attended


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by Annette Shaw and Emma Tweedy, who wore red satin gowns and carried hand-tied posies of red and cream roses with bouvardia and diamantes. Flower girl was Chlo6 Shaw. A reception was held at the


H o m e I m p r o y e m i e i i t s


A DOZEN youngsters from Bowland Montessori Pre-school caught the bus to Mitton Hall for a conker collecting trip. The impressive horse chest­


nut trees in the grounds had dropped many conkers, much to the delight of the children who gathered enough to make conker necklaces.


on the terrace of the brasserie and a game of Ring a Ring o’ Roses on the lawn before catching the bus back to Clitheroe.


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TWO Ribble Valley primary schools will benefit from a new round of investment in repairs to Lancashire schools Pendle Primary School, Clithe­


roe, will get rerslating work to its roof estimated at £165,800 and re­ medial works to its heating system put at £70,000. , Meanwhile, the boiler will be re­


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Skipton. O’KANE -WALMSLEY


A HONEYMOON in San­ torini followed the wedding of Miss Sarah Walmsley and Mr Andrew O’Kane at St Helen’s Church, Wad- dington. The bride, a teacher, is


GRIMSHAW-QUINT


ST PETER’S Church, Salesbury ,was the pictur­ esque setting for the marriage of David Anthony Gnmshaw and Amanda Jane Quint. Originally from Wilpshire, the bridegroom


is the son of Mr and Mrs John and Ann Grim- shaw.


His bride, originally from Eastnggs, Annan, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Colin and Sharon


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(juint. She was attended by maid of honour Kristy


Austin and bridesmaid Chloe Figg. Best man was Michael Grimshaw and ushers


were Nicholas Grimshaw, Ben Preston and Gaiy Faulkner.


live in Wigan. Photo: www.helenbaly.co.uk


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A reception was held at Beeston Manor and the couple, who honeymooned in Thailand, will


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... Her bridegroom, a tree surgeon, is the son of Mr' and Mrs Mick and Lesley O’Kane, of Lytham. Given away by her fa­


the daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard and Chris Walmsley, of Clitheroe.


ther, the bride was at­ tended by her sister, Diane Walmsley, and the bride­ groom’s sister ,Victoria O’Kane. The best man was John


Beveridge and the grooms­ man was Ian Earnshaw. Following the wedding


ceremony, a reception was held at The Villa, Wrea Green. The couple will live in- Great Harwood.


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Coniston Hotel, Coniston Cold, Skipton and the couple will honejmoon in Mexico. Photo: Sycamore Studios,


DIXON - STOREY


A HONEYMOON in Dubai and the Maldives followed the wedding of Lisa Anne Storey and


David James Dixon: ■ The bride, who works as a business support


the son of Mr Peter Dixon, of Alderford Close, Clitheroe, and Mrs Janet Dixon, of Copperfield Close, Clitheroe.


white Tnidy Lee gown with a sweetheart neck- iine. The'dfess was adorned with Swarpyski ctys- tals and she carried a bouquet of white and red


Given away by her father, the bride wore a ^ roses.


bride’s sister, and the bridesmaids were Clare Turner and Janet Whitehouse. They wore red Alfired Angelo floor-length satin gowns and car­ ried bouquets of white roses, carnations and gypsophiha. Best man was Christopher Galpin and the


The maid of honour was Sarah Storey, the _ ley Abbey. The newlyweds will make their home in Clit­ -


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