www.clltheroeadvcmser.c DINSDALE-HARRISON
thew Harrison tied the knot at Clitheroe Parish Church on Friday, April 29th. The bride, who works as
gripped watching the Royal Wedding, a Clitheroe cou ple had a celebration of their own. Laura Dinsdale and Mat
AS th e n ation was
in the 1st Battalion Scots Guards, is the son of Mr and Mrs Roy and Jacque line Harrison, of Burnley. Given away by her
father, the bride wore a vintage oyster-coloured satin gown with a beaded and pearl bodice. She car ried a bouquet of roses and feathers. She was attended by Heidi Eatough and the bridegroom’s sister, Rebec ca Harrison.
a hairdresser, is the daugh ter of Anthony and Kathryn Dinsdale, from Clitheroe. Her bridegroom, a soldier
Both bridesmaids wore
black chiffon dresses with oyster coloured roses on one shoulder. Best man was Lee Blackstock and the groomsmen were the bride’s brother, Robert Dins dale and the bridegroom’s brother, Charlie Harrison. The pageboys were the bride and bridegroom’s son Master Carter Harrison and the bride’s nephew Master John Dinsdale. The ceremony was con
ducted by the Rev. Andy Froud, followed by a recep tion at Clitheroe Cricket, Tennis and Bowling Club. The newlyweds enjoyed a honeymoon in Ribblesdale Park, at Gisbum, and Puer to Pollensa. They will make their
home in Catterick Garri son, North Yorkshire. P i c t u r e : N ic o la
Dinsdale / 'i"-/ Join witch walk! 01
wilds of the East Pennine moors to the paths and tracks of our country parks, from Bacup to Bury, Rishton to Rochdale, Clitheroe to Colne. Because the
IF you’re stranded up a hill when the weather is bad or you’ve had an accident while out walking, Rossendale and Pendle M ou n ta in Rescue Team are there 24 hours-a-day, seven days-a-week to come and help you. They’ll go anywhere from the
their goal by joining a sponsored walk on Saturday June 11th on Pendle Hill. The team is hoping to get 1,000 people dressed as witch es on top of the hill and local band “Steeros” will be providing live entertainment with covers from the Police, Manic Street Preach
team is so busy they have outgrown their base in Haslingden and now need to raise more than £500,000 for a new one to enable them to continue their lifesaving work in the community. You could help them achieve
new base appeal so the more peo ple who take part the better. The event starts at 9 a.m. from Barley Village, at the foot of Pendle Hill, and there’s a prize for the best witch’s costume on the day. To take part you can either
ers, U2 and Oasis plus a DJ - before the team guides everyone back down the hill. All the proceeds will go to the
download an entiy form from the team’s website (
www.rpmrt.org. uk) or ring Alwyn Hayes on 07957 758327 for more details.
awck Why Buy Panasonic from Anywhere Else? GIVE us A TRY BEFORE YOU BUY
f Panasonic
TXP50VT20 SOinch 3D Plasma FULL 1080P HD Freeview HD
WAS £2199.99
NOW ONLY
S liS S . sg also available...
Multi Award Winner M/AS NOW SAVE TXP42VT20 £1799.99 £1299.99 £500!! » « £ 1 5 i !
Panasonic TXP42X20
£549.99 WAS NOW ONLY £399. follow US on
Facebook and Twitter search 'harrygaYlickltd'
w w w .h a r ry g a r l ic k .c o .u k Panasonic
42inch Plasma HD Ready Freeview
NA147VB3W 1400rpm Spin 7KG LOAD
WAS £439.99 NOW ONLY
£ 3 0 0 . 9 9 PLASMA 50inch WOW
WAS £749.99 NOW ONLY
1.99 Panasonic
TXL32D25 32inch LED Wi-Fi Ready
WAS £799.99 NOW ONLY
l99
FREE 5 YEAR RUARAWTEE
J SUME £40
FREE 5 YEAR CaiARANTEE
m m £igie s m I e w Panasonic!
TXP50C3 50inch Plasma | HD Ready
Panasonic I
TXL37G20 37mch LCD Freeview HD
WAS £899.99 NOW ONLY
£ S € § . 9 9
FREES YEAR miARANIEE
More Fantastic Deals in Store
interest Free Credit
Available* "subject to status
(
TXL42D25 42inch LED Wi-Fi Ready
J Ee§a93
We CAN 0ompete.„.;CAU IN S P JE £ 1 i0
Panasonic dm pb io o
Portable Blu-ray 10.1 inch Screen WAS £499.99
NOV.' ONLY £ 3 4 9 . 9 9
1 Church St Barnoldswicfc 01282 811800
11 Scotland Rd Nelson
01282 612600
Ideal fo r th e holidays
Panasonic
HDCSD80 HD Camcorder J Touchscreen WAS £399.99
NOW ONLY £
200i.sg
10 Hovve Walk Burnley
01282 437118
109 Burnley Rd Padiham
01282 6 87050
26-30 King St Clitheroe
01200 421080
26 High St Skipton
01756 798421 5! i tS | GOOD HONEST BROADBAM FROM YORKSHIRE plusnet
Available to new Ptusnel customers only. Advertised offer and price apply in our low cost areas so those customers signing up before 7th June using promo code “ha!f12" will pay £3.24 p/m for 12 months then our normal price, currently £6.49 p/m. Excludes our Plusnel Fibre products. Wireiess router included (£4 99 Dtp applies) should you need one. Our landline phone service includes evening and weekend UK calls. *UK means Ot. 02,03,0845 and 0370 numbers. Exclusions apply. If you leave before one year you'll need to pay back the cost of the router which is £40 as well as the £25 setup fee. Plusnet l-ne and payment by direct debit required. For lull details of any aspect visit our website for details. Subject to availability, terms and conditions. Plusnet p!c. Registered Office Address: Internet House, 2 Tenter Street. Sheffield, S i 4BY Registered In England no: 3279013,0 Piusnct pic. All Rights Reser\'ed,
a i
WAS £1099.99 NOW ONLY
'
TXL32D28 C h o ic e o f Colo urs
WAS £849.99 N OW O N L Y
1.93 Panasonic
FREE 5 YEAR GUARANnE
m m £ Panasonic ■ Bmimm p i i I i K
www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk
In the pink - tune of £43,000
by Faiza Afzaal
A PINK ball had a perfect end ing when a magnificent £43,282 was raised for Breast Cancer Research. The Perfectly Pink Ball was or ganised by Jordan Riley, a sixth
fund-raiser. Jordan, who lives in Barrow-
form pupil at Stonyhurst College, and a team of helpers. Around 350 guests attended the
ford, and her team had been work ing on the event for months and persuaded many local businesses to donate prizes and sponsorship to make the night a success. “Fm delighted the ball was such
l y llWihnersoftheN^^
IAvrafd.for^^l :^llCB^il^GE-TRAVEL'AGEMTlN,^^^
TV,.. --YL
Of. Genuine Independent^ i,'-- vv100% independent of any tour
................... .• ,
" *4 'jA., operator meaning we can offer, ‘ St V. ‘ 'im'wrtial advice to find the riglit^ t : {.^';^liday;for^
a success,” said Jordan, who was inspired to organise the event af ter the death of her godmother from cancer. She now intends to raise more
and Megan Hindle, in their final year at the school, presented the cheque to Sarah MePhee, Cancer Research UK’s area volunteer manager for Lancashire. Sarah said: “We are extremely grateful to Jordan and all her
money for Breast Cancer Re search by taking part in the Race for Life and is encouraging eve ryone to sign up and enter their nearest 5k race. Pupils Charlie McDermott
CHEQUE PRESENTATION: Sarah MePhee receives the cheque from Megan Hindle, Charlie McDermott and Jordan Riley, (s)
friends who helped organise the event and, of course, to Stonyhurst College for all their support. The
Perfectly Pink Ball was a massive success and we can’t thank them enough.”
v.althams.co.uk ------ 600 3399
i
Althams Travel Managing Director, Eddie Starkie, with the Award
Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, May 26,2011 20\\
UiENATlONALAW/VRDSFOK : LF3SURETOAm DPnWRLTIO.S I
W IN N E R
^Ithams Travel are f^
leased.to announce that we have won* ‘BEST LARGE AGENGY’ , , at the Natidnal AQent
, Achievement Avyards 2011,. voted by all major tour ofserators
8J f T l . . . . . „
J f-.-i f.
I \/ iv r i,! : - ' 'i! i ' l ' - a B L
'■ ’ ■
'<J I
^ V";,
• 1
Page 1 |
Page 2 |
Page 3 |
Page 4 |
Page 5 |
Page 6 |
Page 7 |
Page 8 |
Page 9 |
Page 10 |
Page 11 |
Page 12 |
Page 13 |
Page 14 |
Page 15 |
Page 16 |
Page 17 |
Page 18 |
Page 19 |
Page 20 |
Page 21 |
Page 22 |
Page 23 |
Page 24 |
Page 25 |
Page 26 |
Page 27 |
Page 28 |
Page 29 |
Page 30 |
Page 31 |
Page 32 |
Page 33
