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mimc Grayson, was best man and liis 11-year- old daughter, Georgina, W
ner suits while the bridesmaids wore black dresses with ivory detail.
bum. The couple will continue to live at Slaid- Who needs snow?
GERONiMO!: One of the intrepid
grass sledg- ers.
take to the hills... then proceeded to throw themselves down them!
' of the day for the group’s latest fun outing and the sledging at Waddow Hall .'was the order friends, check out the Clitheroe Ladies Circle face-
screams could be heard at the other side of Clithe- roe! If you are aged 18 to 45 and want to meet new
book page or e-mail
cases364@btinternet.com for more information. . You mightjust meet your next best friend.
CLITHEROE Ladies’ Circle members decided to .
During the wedding, the boys wore din ’as bridesmaid.
eight-year-old Kiera Twizell, was her"^chief bridesmaid. The bridegroom’s son, eight-year-old Do-
stepped down from his duties as father of the bride to allow the couple to keep the wed ding party’ between themselves, and their four children to make it an extra special day for the children. ■!^e bride’s son, nine-year-old Dermot Twizell, gave her away while her daughter,
Mrs Hany and Carol Grayson, of Rishton, is a GP and sem’or partner at Great Harwood Medical Practice. The bride’s father. Mr Datid Sharp,
niched bodice accented by crystal and dia mante beads with a long and elegant train. Her bridegroom, who is the son of Mr and
Mis Datid and Vera Sharp, of Clitheroe, is a senior human resources manager for Doyds Banking Group, working bem'een London, Birmin&am and Halifa£ She w’ore a strapless gown with a fitted
A HONEYMOON in Rome followed the wedding of Miss Khsty Sharp and Dr Robert Gfaj’son at Eaves Hall, West Bradford. The bride, who is the daughter of Mr and
_ GRAYSON-SHARP ...
sixties STAFF and pupils
Learning about the swinging
at St Mary’s RC Primary School, Os- baldeston, eiyoyed a 1960s-themed day as part of their preparations for the diamond jubilee. They also learnt
about the clothes, pastimes, art, dancing and music
' that were popular during the decade
including, of course. The Beatles!
SIXTIES STYLE: Pupils and staff dressed in '60s style clothes.
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look at local schools and colleges
On Monday May 28th, EY3 children are visiting Man-
BrooksIdePrimaiy School, CllUieroe ■
. Chester Museum to be Di nosaur Detectives!
Pupils from Ribblesdale are
coming to listen to some of the children read.'.
Thursday May 31sf, some of
the children are competing in a cross country compe
tition at St Michael and St John’s RC Primary School.
One of the CItheroe PCSOs, Cath Towler, is coming
. into school to speak to the School Council about gen eral road safety.
Friday June 1st, there Is a
Diamond Jubilee-themed day, for which the children have been asked to come to school in red, white, blue and diamonds! They are also having a street party- themed lunch: The Deputy Ueutenant is visiting the children in an assembly. They will also be taking
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part in lots of Jubilee- themed arriivities.
On this day some children are
also faking part in a tennis tournament at Clltheroe Tennis Centre.
Pendle Primaiy School, CllUieroe
Year Six children enjoyed toast and toppings at a special free Breakfast Club. The pupils were M e d along to meet their friends and chat together in an informal at
mosphere before they look their SATs tests. There was an extra special treat on Thursday when they were served bacon and sausage with Iheirtoast!
School
Open Day will be held on Sat- I urday June 23rd from 1-4
Pupils are to morris dance ‘for the Queen’
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JUBILEE JOY: Pupils at Sabden Primary School get mor ris dancing lessons in preparation for the school’s dia mond jubilee celebrations.
School’s ‘pet shop’
PUPILS at Pendle Primary School, Clithe roe, have been welcoming a whole menagerie ofanimals. There have
, develop into tadpoles.
been several spe cial visitors in the reception classes, including fish - and dogs, while. the children have also watched chicks batth. andfrogspawn
' '^ e children '
FLUFFY VISITOR: Pupil Jake Cle^ with one of the newly hatched chicks, (s)
have been look ing at new life, looking after pets and have been playing in Pendle’s own pet shop!
159-.161 Whailey Road, Clayfon-Le-Moors, BBS 5HD (Opp Hitro A Hcuncis PufcJ
Tel - 012S4 233552
SCHOOLCHILDREN from Sabden are having
lessons in morris dancing ahead of the Queen’s Dia
mond Jubilee celebrations. A group of 11 pupils from
Sabden Primary School are be ing taught the traditional dance by teachers Ms Fran Hyde and Mrs Louise Harrop. They will stage a perform ance at the school’s Diamond
Jubilee fair on Saturday, June 2nd. Both teachers have doiie morris dancing in the past and
to the children in Year 3 to Year 6. . School bursar Mrs Kerry
on June 2nd will take place be tween 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. and will feature stalls, games and refreshments as well as the ihorris -dancing performance by the pupils.
A 'B^ihrooms loA . The Plumbing People ■
just came from nowhere and quickly went into the school newsletter. I imagine the 11 will increase.” The Diamond Jubilee Fair
Fielding said: “There is quite a buzz around the school. It
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PAINTED FURNITURE WORKSHOPS
Saturday 16th June 10.00 am to 1.00 pm
10.00 am to 1.00 pm Saturday 23rd June
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3 2 King Street. Clitheroe, Lancashire. BB7 2EP Tel: 01200 4 2 9 9 7 7
•MOUNTAIN K J ^R ab' W W W . o n w a r d - o u t w a r d . c o . u k
p.m. This is a chance for parents and their child/
■ children to explore the out standing indoor and out
door facilities, talk to staff and discuss any special requirements. Everyone is welcome.-.;
Blooming Bumps is a new ante-natal session tor mums in the early stages of pregnancy (14 weeks onwards). Information will
. be provided about nutri tion, exercise and finances to help mums-to-be have a healthy pregnancy and baby. It will be held on
Monday June 1 Bth from 4- 30-6 p.m. at Spring Wood
Children’s Centre, Whailey. There is no need to book
with mums invited to just turnup.
For further details call the nursery on 01200 42367Z
RlIiblesilaleClillilreD's Centre, CllUieroe
There are several events that will be staged at the cen tre for local parents and
■ children. Keep Calm and Carry On With
the Kids - is a chance to share ideas and experi ences on dealing with the day-to-day stress that being a parent brings. There will be five weekly sessions starting on June 13th from 1-30-3 p.m. at Ribblesdale Children's
■ Centre where a free crdche is provided. Places are lim ited and must be booked.
Telephone the centre for more details.
.
Bright Futures Day .
Nurseiy.ciitlieroe
Free sessions are being of
fered at a baby and toddler group on Fridays from 9-
30-11 a.m.'Unfilfurtherno- tice. These are for parents or grandparents to have a chat, have a coffee with biscuits and for the chil dren to enjoy the nurserys facilities. Anyone inter ested is asked to call the
. nursery on 01200 424124 and book as places are
limited. A spokeswoman
, for the nursery said: “We, are trying very hard to work with all families and help enhance the fives of young children within clit heroe area."
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