CJithcroc Advertiser &, Times, August 16. 1963. CLITHEROE SHOW SUCCESSES C A T T L E L O C A L C L A S S E S
Judges: F. Sm ith , B u ry ; R. Duxbury, K nowles Green.
Heifer calf, under 12 months
old: 1 and 2. John H. Turner, Langho: 3. Gordon Whitwcll. Pendleton Hall.
Heifer calf, over 12 months: 1.
H. Turner: 2. W. Bargh. Wad- dington; 3. G. Bibby, Grindlcton.
than four broad teeth: 1 and 2. \V. Bargh; 3. G. .Seed and Son. Pendleton.
Dairy heifer, in calf, not more
than four broad teeth: 1. R. Thistlethwaite. Pendleton: 2. H. Bargh. Bashall Eaves. 3, W. Bargh. Dairy cow in milk: 1. R. Thistle-
2, R. Thisllethwaite. Best cow or heifer in show,
confined to members of Clitheroe and Bowland branch of the N.F.U.: 1. R. Thistlethwaite.
O P E N C A T T L E
tooth: 1. G. Bibbv. 2. \V. Bargh: 3, II. Turner. Dairy heifer, in milk: J. F.
Heifer, not having cast a
Billington,
Whitc.stoke; 2 and 3. W. Bargh.
thwaitc: 2 and 3. W. Bnrgh. Dairy cow in calf: 1. \V. Bargh:
Dairy heifer, in milk, no t more
not more th an three years old: 1. G. Bibby: 2. H. Bargh. Bashall
Pendleton: 2. G. Bibby. Heifer in calf, with first calf
Eaves: 3. G. Seed and Son- Milk recorded Friesian or
Friesian type: 1, H. Bargh: 2, Will. Airey: 3. G. Bibby.
P E D IG R E E A Y R S H IR E C A T T L E
cast a tootli: 1, J. Monrhouse. Be)I Busk: 2 S- K. Barnes. Lvth: 3. A. Tliornber. Chaigley. Bull any age: 1. J. Moorhouse. Cow in milk having calved
Judge: M. Waterhouse, Yo rk . ■ Ayrshire heifer, not. having
more than once: I and 2. S. K. Barnes: 3. J. Mom-house- Heifer in milk not more than three years old: 1 and 2. S. K.
Barnes. Heifer in calf, no t more Ilian
three vears old: 1. S. K. Barnes: 2. J.
Mcorhou.se: 3 A. Thornber. Milk recorded Ayrshire or Ayr
shire type: 1. S. K. Barnes; 2. J. Moorhousc.
J E R S E Y C A T T L E
Judge: Mrs . J. C. Rogers Coltman, Salop.
of one and If years: 1 and 2. J. and A. Garncti, Melior.
Jersey heifer, between the ages
C R O S S -B R ED H O R N E D S H E E P Judge: M. B. Huddleston, Chipping-
Horned ram lamb, other than
lonk: 1. R.' E. Wood. Garstang. 2. Frank Clark. Horned shearling r a m : 1.
Frank Clerk. Aged ram: 1 and 2. Ft-
Wood; 3. Frank Clark. Two horned einimcr lambs: i
and 3, R E. Wood: 2 Frank Clark.
mrrs: 1. Frank Claik. 2. Wood.
Two horned shearling o1"’" „
.... Wood: 2. Frank Clark: 3. J- «• Two horned ewes: 1. R.
Penny. West Bradford. Two horned ewes, restricted to
members of Clitheroe and Bow- land Branch of the N.F.U.. L
Frank Clark. h a l f -b r e d s h e e p
2. J. W. Penny: 3. John Spur geon-
J utfgus: C. A. M itch e ll, P e n r ith ; J. E. Riley, Crawshawbooth. Dodded tup. any breed: 1 awl
Denny and Sons. Kendal. 2. CWS Farms. Ltd.. Clitheroe: 3. J. Caton end partners. Giggle.s-
Two II.B. gimmor lambs, l. u . , . . ~
wick. Two H-B. Shearling gimmer.s:
British Toggenbuvg: 1 amJ ,
Mr. R. Mynard, Helxlen Bridw British Alpine: 1 and 2, Mrs.
V. Thornle.v. Stockport. Anglo-Nubian:
High School: 2. Mrs. A, E Robinson. Cowling. A.O.V. in milk: 1 and 3. ,\irs F. Hamilton: 2. Miss Mostya
1. VVomlnveli
Owen. Sannen or British Saanen goat,
ling th a t lias not borne a kid over one. but n o t more than two rears: 1. Mr. E. Lightbown. Dar ken; 3. Mrs. F. Hamilton. Toggenbnrg or British Tog. geiibnrg goatling: 1. .Mr. n.
Mvnard. British Alpine goatling: 1. n,-
G. R- Tumor. Binglcy; 2. Miss M o s i y i l Owen: 3. Mrs. v. Tliornley. Anglo - Nubian goatling: ],
Woinbwclt Higli School: 2. Mrs. M. Moore. Stockport: 3. Mrs. m. Mitchell. Fleetwood. A.O.V. goatling: 1. Mr. G. R.
Turner: 2. Mr. E. Liglnbmvn: 3, Mrs. F. Hamilton. S a a n e n
or British Suancn
female kid: 1 and 2. Miss Mostyn Owen: 3. Mrs. D. Barber. Toggenburg or British 'log.
genburg female kid: 1 and 2. Mr. A. E. Stothard. Harrogate: 3. Mr. G. R. Turner. British Alpine female kid: 1.
Mr. G. R. Turner; 2. Mr. R. Mynard: 3. Mr. H. Dunnington.
C h a th am. Anglo-Nubian female kid: 1
and 2. Mrs. M. Mitchell; 3. Mrs.
Thornley; 2. Mr. G. R. Turner; 3, Mrs. F. Hamilton.
R E S T R IC T E D C L A S S E S
kid. any age. in milk: 1 ami 3. Mrs. V. Thornley: 2. Mrs. Barber. Goailing. any variety: 1. Mr. E. Lightbown: 2. Mrs. V. Thorn-
lev: 3. Mrs. M. Moore. Female kid. any variety: 1. Mrs. V. Thornley: 2. Mrs. n.
Barber: 3. Mrs. M. Mitchell. Special novice, any a g e . non-
pedigree. noil-registered: 1. Miss E. .1. Pyo. Sawlcy: 2. Master i\ Jackson'. Grinrilelon; 3. Mr-t-r R. Wooir. Clitheroe.
W . l. S E C T IO N Produce and Preserves
Judges: M rs . Cooper and Mrs. Sw in d le h u rs l
W a ddington 's co -o p c ra t iv i en t ry in the Women's In s t itu te sec t ion showing sonic of the ladies who heloed to put the entry together. T h e four ladies are Mesdnmcs A. B a rgh, S. Gowgill, I. Le emin g an d M. Whiteside.
Bi’.lington; 2. R. Thistlethwaite; 3. J. B. Dent. Kirkbv Stephen.
Dnirv heifer, in calf: t. J. F.
shop: 2. J. F. Billington; 3, R. Thistlethwaitc.
Dairv cow. in milk: 1. J . Bellas,
2. W.‘ Bargh; 3, R. Thistle- Ihwaite. Pair of female cattle in milk or
Dairy cow. in calf: 1. J. Bellas;
calf: 1. J. F- Billington; 2, J. Bellas: 3. W. Bargh.
cattle sections: 1. J. F. Billing- ton; 2. J. Bellas: 3. W. Bargh.
Collection of three animals in
p e d i g r e e c a t t l e D A IR Y S H O R T H O R N S
John Spurgeon. Bashr.ll Eaves. Pedigree Shorthorn bull: 1.
C. S. Brown. Woodplumpton: 2. .John Spurgeon: 3, J. B. Dent. Kirkby Stephen- Pedigree Dairy Shorthorn cow
in milk: 1. E. H. Chotburn. Pedigree D a i r y Shorthorn
in calf: 1. John Spurgeon: 2. ! j B Dent: 3. E. H. Chapman. M:'k recorded Dairy Shorthorn
heifer in milk: 1 and 2, J . B. Dent: 3. C. S. Brown. Pcd’.rvee Dairy Shorthorn cow !
or Shorthorn type: 1. John Spurgeon: 2. E. H. Chapman.
P E D IG R E E B R IT IS H F R IE S IA N C A T T L E
Judge: G. E. Robinson, M iln th o rp c .
cast a tooth: 1. G. Bibby. Grindleton. Friesic.n bull: 1. William Airey.
Ccrnforth; 2. G- Bibby. Friesian cow in milk: 1. Wil
liam Airey; 2, John M. Airey, Loneridcc. Friesian cow m calf: 1, G.
Biobv. Friesian Heifer, m milk not
. more than three years old on day • of show; 1. G. Seed and Son,
Friesian heifer, not having
cast a tooth: 1. E. H. Chapman, i Sawley < Ltd.. Sawley; 2 and 3.
Judge: W Jackson, P e n r ith . Shorthorn heifer, not having
duced her first and only calf under the age of 21 years: 1 and 2. J. H. Howard. Skipton; 3. J. c.nd A. Garnett.
Jersey cow in milk, with
second or subsequent calf: 1 and 2, J. H. Howard.
2. J. and A Garnett, 3. Mavis Allen, Blackburn.
H O R S E S Open Classes
Judge: J. Hoggarth, Lancaster. Brood mare, with foal a t foot:
1. T. E. Moss. Congleton: 2. R. Hull. Preston: 3. A r t h u r Richardson, Kirkham.
1961: 1. Wm. Hart, Levland: 2. T. E. Moss. 3, A. Gardner.
Preston.
Colt, or filly foal: 1. W. Sud- clnll. Wcoriplumpton: 2. Arthur Richardson: 3. F. Williamson. Macclesfield.
of a farmer, dependent on farming for a. livelihood: 1, Wm. Hart; 2. T. E. Moss; 3, R. Hull.
S H E E P— O P E N C L A S S E S R. Stan s f ie ld , To dmo rdcn . L O N K
Judge: R. S ta n s f ic ld , Todmorden Lonk ram lamb: 1 and 2. Mrs.
F- E. Dugdcle Dutton: 3. Lady \
Vor.sley-Taylor.
Mrs. F. E. Dugdale: 3. Frank Clark. West Bradford.
Lonk shearling ram: 1 and 2:
1 and 2. Mrs. F. E. Dugdalo: 3. Lady Worslcv-Taylcr.
Lonk ram. two shear or over:
Whitwell. Pendleton Hall; 2. Mrs. F. E. Dugdale; 3. Frank Clark.
Two lonk shearling gimmer.s;
1- Mrs. F. E. Dugdale; 2. T. Whitwcll: 3. Frank Clark
Pen of two lonk ewes: 1. T. Whitwell: 2. Fran k Clark.
Two lonk ginuner lambs: 1. T. Mare or gelding, the property Filly or gelding, foaled 19G0- Jersey bull: 1. J. H. Howard. Heifer in milk which has pro
1 and 2. G. Denny and Sens: 3. CWS Farms. Ltd.
Lid: 2. G. Denny and Sons: 3. Ladv Worslcy-Tavlor.
Two H.B. owes: 1. CWS Farms Two fat Lambs: 1. John Spur
geon 2. CWS Farms. Ltd. 'Pwo fat lambs, worth most per
p o u n d to butcher: 1. CWS Farms. Ltd: 2. J. W. ronny.
suckled lambs this year: 1. CWS Farms. Ltd.
Two half-bred owes who have Y O U N G F A R M E R S C L U B
Margaret. Wlv.uvell; 3. Barbara Wallbank.
Sponge cake: 1. Elizabeth
Holden: 2. Margaret Whitwell: 3. Hazel Blenzarri.
Short b read: 1. E l i z a b e t h
Holden: 2. Hazel Blcazard; 3, Agne.s Bailey.
Apple pie: 1. Elizabeth Holden:
2. Margaret Whitwcll: 3, Hazel Blcazard.
Black currant jam: 1 and 2.
Elizabeth Holden; 3, Barbara Wallbank.
F l o w e r arrangement: 1.
Barbara Wallbank: 2. Agne.s Bailey: 3. Maria Holden. Cushions: 1. Barbara Wall- bank: 2. Agnes Bailey; 3. Marie
Holden. Calf Club. 1 and 3. J. Turner: 2. G. Whitwell. Best fed calf:
J. Turner. Tractor backing: L Brian
Clark. West Bradford: 2. Richard Wade. Sabden: 3, David Kay. Hurst Green.
G O A T S Judge: M rs . J . Duncan
any age. in milk: 1. Mrs. F. Hamilton. Buxton: 2. Miss Mos tyn Owen. Boroughbridge. British Saanen: L Miss Mos-
tvn Owen- 2. Mr. and Mrs. A. Hodgkiss. Blackpool; 3, Mrs. D.
Barber. Burv. Toggonburg: 1. Mrs. D. Bar
ber. Saanen th a t has borne a kid. C h am pio n heavy horse and winner of the silver ch a llenge rose
bowl, owned by Mr. W illiam Hart, LeylanU, and handled by R. M o r t im e r and 10-years-old David Scrivcr, of Le vlan d. Also scon in the p ic tu re Is Lady Hornby, who presented the trophy.
Mrs. P. Blezard. Pendleton: 3. - wood; 3. Mrs. J. Robinson.
Mrs. D. B. Bryan. Waddington. ■ Gooseberry: 1 and 2. Mrs. I
Whalley. Dutton: 3. Miss Spur- ; gcon. Bashall Eaves.
Smell. Wiswell: 2. Mrs. B. ! Blczard: 3. Mrs. M. Hargreaves, j Bashall Eaves.
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Williamson. Mitton: 2. Mrs. i E. V. Garnett. Waddington; 3, • Mrs. P- Blezard.
Hard fruit jam: 1. Mrs. R. j
D. Hargreaves: 3. Mrs. G. E. ■ Friend, Mitton-
Jelly: l. Mrs. Smelt: 2. Mrs. i
Speakman, Waddington: 3. Mrs. i Smelt.
Blezard: 3. Mrs. D. Seed. J a r of pickles: 1 and 2. Mrs.
Chutney: 1 and 2. Mrs- p.
Laycock: 2. Mrs. Williamson: 3. Mrs. B. Powley. Mitton.
Home-made wine: l and 3.
Mrs. Benson, Sawley: 2. Mrs. D. Hargreaves.
Blezard; 2, Mrs. D. Hargreaves: 3. Mrs. D. Seed.
Hen eggs, tinted: 1. Mrs. p.
Hargreaves: 2. Mrs. H. Robinson. Slaidburn: 3, Mrs. A. Atkinson. Simonstone.
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S ir Russel H o rnby presen ting Mrs . V . T h o rn le y , of C lia p e b cn - lc -F r ith . w itb the^ Co^ ° V " '° ° r Challenge cu p for the bost female goat bred by an e xh ib ito r . On tho r ig n i Mrs. J. H. G. Macalpine, socretary of the goat section.
Hen eggs, brown: 1. Mrs. D.
Robinson: 2. Mrs. M. Har greaves; 3. Mrs. D. Seed;
Hen eggs, white: 1. Mrs. H.
Bargh. Waddington; 2, Mrs. M. Hargreaves; 3, Mrs. A. Laycock.
Farmer's b utter: 1, Mrs. a.
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on: 2. Mrs. WlinUey. 3, Airs- Smelt.
•Mrs. Wright: 2. Mrs. WhaUiT- Savours- supper: 1. Mrs- W h i t - side; 2.'Airs. Smelt: 3, Mis. R- H-
Currant teacakes: 1 a 'jd •
KITCHEN UNITS WALL CUPBOARDS DRESSING TABLES-Dl.'
WARDROBES BOOKCASES. ETC. L ie .
C A L L ami S E E O U R SHOWROOMS
Whallcy; 3. Mrs. Smelt. Salad dressing: 1. Mrs. A.
Marmalade: 1 and 2. Miss M. j Soft fruit jam : Mrs. II. c. 1
Fruit c»ko: 1. Mrs Berry. Dutton: Mr*. Blczard: 3. Mrs.
E. Law. Swiss roll: 1. Mrs. Whallcy:J j .
rT- " Mrs. A. Calverley. 3. Mrs. J. Fisher. Waddington.
Mrs. Berry: 3. Mrs. j- Spurgeon. Bosliall Eaves. .Short bread: 1. Mrs. G. Cok-
j Mrs. Dixon: 3. Mr.-.- E. . ■ Whittaker.
Biscuits: >■ Mrs. A. Kay: 2.
I Victoria sandwich: 1. M**s . A. i Lnycck: 3. Mrs. A. Cnlverlej , 3.
; Mrs. coivgill.
I Fruit scones: 1. Mrs- B- fL I Simpson. Grindleton; 1. Mrs. A. ; Cnivoiley: 3. Mrs. B r e n el .
Lemon cheese: 1. Mrs. William- j i Langho. son: 2 and 3. Mrs. P. Blezard.
i Mrs. 1 Plain senes: Smithson; l WorsU-y-Taylor.
i Decorated cake: 1. Mj“ Worslcy-Taylov; 2. Mrs. E. Moor
t house; 3. Mrs. A. Smithson- UCustard pie: 1- Mrs-
IT li. Bryan; 2. Mrs. E. Mooi Cold sweet: 1 and r 3' , - nderwood; 2. Mrs. E. A. Wlnt
taker; 3, Mrs- H. C. Apple pie: 1. Mrs. Blexard: 2.
1 R ib b le h e . id
Mrs. d. Hargreaves. 3. Mrs. ' ■ Holmes.
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D- *• Scones: — l. Maria Holden: 2.
Pearson. Milton: 2. Mrs. A. Foster. Lnnghc: 3. Mrs. R. Sandham.
Mit.ton. Blackcurrant. Jam: 1. and 2:
A. Layrock. Mitt on: 2. Mrs. 1). Seed. Rimington: 3. Mrs. A. Pvr. Clayton-ie-Dale. Strawberry jam: 1. Mrs. G.
Bottled fruit in syrup: 1. Mr.-. Any variety that has borne a
D. Barber. A.O.V. female kid: 1. Mrs. V.
H O R T IC U L T U R E ju d g e : M rs . Spoak
Mrs. Burns, Rimington; 3,. Mrs. F. Vickers. Langho. Hcusc-grown flowering plant:
Cactus: 1, Miss Spurgeon: 2,
1 Mrs. E. Moorhouse, Bolton-by- Bowland: 2, Mrs. Burns: 3. Mrs. Vickers. Vase of mixed flowers: 1.
Mrs. Vickers; 2 and 3, Miss Spurgeon.
Bowl of mixed flowers: 1 and 3. Miss Spurgeon: 2. Mrs. W.
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Holmes. Grindleton. Arrangement of flowers: 1,
Mrs A. Smithson. Mitton; 2. Mrs! E. Dean, Rimington; 3,
Mrs. Benson.
Roses: l, Mrs. A. Calverley. Pendleton: 2 and 3, Mrs. M.
,
Hargreaves. Sweet peas: 1. Miss E. Speak- mail- 2. Mrs. A. Bargh; 3. Mrs.
M. Booth. "Waddington. Vase annuals: 1. Mrs. S. Cow-
nfii Waddington: 2, Mrs. Wright. Bashall E a v e s : 3. Miss ’E.
Sper.kninn. Pompom Dahlias: 2. M is s
Spurgeon. Cacti dahlias: 1, Mrs. J. Corn
u-ell. Bashall Eaves: 2. Mrs. Dixon. Grindleton. 3. Mrs. W. F. Dii"dale. Bashall Eaves. Dahlias other th an above: 1
.,,„i Mrs. J. Cornwell: 3. Mrs. Dixon.
Arrangement of blooms. 1. Miss Spurgeon: 2. Mrs. Holmes;
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3. Mrs. Wright- Antirrhinums: 1. Mrs . H.
Whiteside. Waddington: 2 and 3,
Mrs. Dixon. Miniature arrangement: 1.
Miss E. Sneakman: 2. Mrs. E. Dean. 3. Miss Spurgeon. Ladies' areas spray: 1. Mrs. A.
Kav Hurst Green: 2. Mrs. E. Dean: 3. Miss A. Knowles.
Mitton.
Arrangement of hedgeiow flower?:' 1. Mrs. Whtcsidc: 2.
, Cowgill. , Pcirtocs: 1. Mrs. A. Laycock: „ ,
2. Mrs. Dixon; 3. Miss M. Booth. Beetroot: 1. Mrs. C. Proctor.
H A N D IC R A F T S
Judges*. M rs . B loomfield, Mrs. B la ckw e ll
Embroidery, coloured: l, Mrs.
Smelt; 2, Mrs. J. Lund, Simon- stone; 3, Mrs. H. S. Hewitt.
Mitton. Embroidery, canvas: 1, Mrs.
Hewitt. Embroidery, counted thread: 1.
Mrs. J. Derby. Langho; 2, Mrs. H. C- Pyc; 3. Mrs. D. Hargreaves.
Tea apron: 1. Mrs. D. Har
greaves; 2. Mrs. E. Knowles, Pendleton: 3. Mrs. Brewer.
Tailoring: 1. Mrs. L. Todd.
Waddington: 2. Mrs. Weatherlcy, Mitton; 3, Mrs. J. Lund.
Dressmaking: 1. Mrs. Weather-
ley; 2. Mrs. E. Lancaster. Mitton: 3. Mrs. G. Booth. Hand-knitted jumper: 1, Mrs.
E. Irwin, Waddington; 2, Mrs. P. D. Oddie. Mitton; 3, Miss E. Whcwell. Mitton.
Crochet: 1. Mrs. Hodkinson.
Wiswell: 2. Mrs. J. Hale, Langho; 3. Mrs. L. Todd.
Any other knitted article: 1.
Mrs. G. Booth: 2, Mrs. H. S. Townley. Pendleton: 3. Mrs. J. Derby.
Picnic for four people: i. Wad
dington: 2. Little Mitton: 3. Hurs t Green.
C H I L D R E N 'S S E C T IO N
Ju d g e— h a n dw r it in g and art: M iss l. Rowley.
Art. 5—7 years; 1. Helen Yates
Whalley: 2. Stephen Jury. Wis- ; well: 3. Helen Waring. Wiswcll. j
Art, 8—11 years: 1. Dorothy
• j Thompson. Wiswell; 3 <tiri ! J an e t Horne. Wiswel and Kevin Sycamore. Wiswell.
Handwriting. 5—7 years: Heather Waring. Wiswell:
ccck- 3. Mrs. E. Friend. Tomatoes: 1. Mrs. G. Booth: 2. Mrs J. Cornwell: 3. Mrs. E. M.
Underwood. Waddington. Collection of vegetables: 1.
Mrs. C. Prctor: 2. Mrs. A. Lay- cock: 3. Mrs. H. Smelt-
C O N F E C T IO N E R Y
Judges: Mrs. G a sk c ll and M rs . Berryman
Gingerbread: 1. Mrs. E. Law. Waddineton: 2. Mrs. T. Pye,
Sawley: 3. Mrs. Whalley. Chocolate cake: 1. Mrs. A.
Laycock; 2. Mrs. E. M* Under- 1. Bishall Eaves: 2. Mrs. A. Lay- | J an e t Waring. Wiswrll; 3- Susan
Hartley, Bashall Eaves. Handwriting. 8—11 year.-: l.
Susan Spurgeon. Bashall Eaves: 2. JU1 Robinson. WLswcll: 3. Beverley Marsh, Bashall Eaves.
U P TO 16 Y E A R S
sham. Waddington: 2. Sylvia Moorhouse. Gisbttrn; 3. Carol Dent. Clitheroe.
Wild flowers: 1. Erica New-
Newsham: 2. Ian Walmsley. Waddington; 3. Susan Wrathall. Gisburn.
Newsham; 2. J an e t Horne; 3. Jill Robinson.
Embroidery: 1. J an e t Horne:
2. Lilian Isherwood. Whalley: 3. Helen Yates.
years: 1. Dorothy Thompson: 2. Rachel D. Smelt. Wiswcll: 3. J a n e t Home.
Erica Newsham; 2. Sylvia Moor house. Gisburn.
Girls 12—16 years: 1 and 3.
Newsham: 2. Stephen Jury. Wis well: 3, Peter J. Friend.
CUthcroc. Dressmaking: 1 and 2. Erica
Newsham: 3. Pauline Berry. Rib- chester.
Butterflies; 1. Erica Newsham:
2. Pauline Berry; 3, Joyce Ble- zard, Pendleton.
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petition for footpath
"VEARLY 300 residents of Sabden have signed a
petition asking for a footpath
on a stretch of Padiham Read near the new council houses and Thorn Street. This move ha.' be*':: mac:*'*
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months aco in which a chile; wa? seriously injured- The petition has b*mn i'i:-
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