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Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, April 25th, 1974


Red letter day for Downham WI Fulfil ambition


to win Lady Clitheroe cup


letter day for Downham the donor of the cup—herself a former president of the village WI—made an un­ scheduled trip from Down­ ham Hall to St James’s School to present the award Under the leadership of their chairman Mrs N.


Lund, tile WI amassed over 600 points more tlan their nearest rivals — last Year’s


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S T.ipcred baguette shoulders ll.Sdcts) £1400 7 5tonc •pI,t,.1r c|u!tcr c.oget,)


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£-iaOO *pcj,1|. shape duster 7r.XX ° o6 diamond cluster


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White gold ting 11.Hctsl L._............ £5S0'Star' shape diamond duster White gold ‘bark* texture (.92cts)


toslurc ring il.lOcts) ............ £600 White gold, abstract shape


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'Bark* ‘Knife w i i n i '


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Whitc Rold, claw set


texture cdqc’ »;umu


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Split shoulders (.47cts) Plain claw set (.30cfs) ..................... Broad gold ring (.32ctsl ................ Mirror claw setting (.3Sctsi ............ 'Bark* ring, whitc gold (.32ctsi Plain claw set (.41ets) ..................... ‘Bark’ t-xturc ring (.30cts) ............ Diamond cut shank |.23cts) . . . . . . Set in hexagonal head (.25ets) . . Broad white gold ring (,19cts) . . Cross-over style (.25cts) ................ Broad whitc gold shoulders f.30cts) White Sold, claw set (,30cts) . . . . Claw setting (.25cts> .....................


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3 stone, square cut (5.30c!s) 3 stone daw set (3.25ets) ............ £2300 2 stone cross-over (2.20cts)................£1225


£5200


1 3 Hone xi,; r sx r ,d i r ,;,r:s5ciH £ss5 5 tv cr ^apphi^° p b'i,;"c,ic dhs C . ,- S C n.53c,q . ... .. £375 Heart shaped 3 row cluster . .


3 stone, claw set (2.90cfs) ............. £770 3 stone, ccntro canary diamond . . £600


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3 stone, square cut centre (1.53cts) 3 stone, centre green dia. f.93cts) 3 stone, gold setting (.82cts) . . . .


| 3 stone Victorian style (.7 Sets) . . 2 stone in whitc gold bark finish ' 3 stone in white gold ................ .


£290 !


* “■' Oval duster ring ......................... £146 3 stonc, square cut stones . . . . £134 Sapphire, baguette shoulders . . £82 3 row. sapphirc centre ................ £60 Oval cluster, 2 rows of diamonds


f ' 3 stone, daw set .........................


shoulder s e r


fins (.79ct$) |.44cfs) . ..


; Claw set, yellow sold (.70cts) Claw set whitc gold l.GGctsl Pear shaped diamond I.S7ets) Plain claw setfinq |.Slots) ............ £2S5 Mirror claw setting (.75cts) Emerald cut diamond <.74efs) White gold rinff (.8 lets) ......... Unusual claw setting (.70cls)


Marquise cut diamond ......... Diamond set shoulders i.76cts)


caae 6 st?nc 'n white sold modern style tins;


^370 Set in white cold . . . . . . 'Catherine Wheel’ effect


£3 50 ‘Petal' effect ..................... £340


£200 £250 £246 £240 _ . , £227 T^plo row diamond ......................... £220 White sold. dia. eternity (2.l9cts) £ 2 15 Emerald and baguette diamonds . . £185 ^ stone dia. | eternity ( I.88cts) £165 Sapphire and baguette diamonds


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£140 ^ h,fc «0,d * eternity (M7«ts) ft r? Diagonally set baguette diamonds


Pear shaped diamond ..................... £110 Claw set. yellow gold ring (,3Gcls) £|06 Rutfy antf diamond ln ycllow' g'oid Illusion style setting .......................... £100 Sapphire and diamond \ eternity . .


Sapphire ruby and dia.J eternity t) n h t / g n r l


Yellow and whitc gold (1.08cts) . . r41 S M MM J 2m . . . f t . . . , _ . I J


£92 Emerald and diamond J eternity . . £90 Claw set dia. | eternity (.38cts) £86


£S0 £79 £72 £69


frn *n square frame l.87ets) £50 White gold, ’bark* finish ring (,74cts) £48 Signet type ring (.82cfs) ................


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3 stone (.87cts) ........................... * .. ‘Bark’ tcxturc shoulders |.43cts) . . Very heavy white gold ring ...........


Five stone diagonally sol ring (,24cts) 2 stone, snake ring (.14et$) . . . . ‘Bark’ texture shoulders (.lOcts) . .


----- - — — . in broad rinfi . . wide ‘bark* finish rim;


S ,“:',r=, c“ • boguctlc shoulders (2.5Ictsl


Unusual double row cluster (2.76cls! !2 . l 2 cts)


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Claw set while gold (I.45cts) ---- £1250 Um1su.1l 'domed' ring Claw set, yellow gold ring ll.35cts) £900 .p.lvc. sct. sicnpt . h.ln„ .................. Diamond set shoulders J1.13ctsl . . £750 pou„d duller in broad ?ing'! !


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3 stone cluster in whitc gold . . . . 2 di.is., 1 sapphire in trefoil shape Sapphire, 3 baguette dias. each shoulder


£2000 Oval cluster, whitc gold ring . . . . £1750 Round duster, broad yellow ring . . £1120 Oval duster on broad whitc gold £575 band ................................................


£132 £120 £100 £S0 £69


Oval 1 I stone cluster ring ............ .......................................


£190 £166


£135 £125 £93 £86


r a in ^ s f ° no d aw s° f ..................................................... £350 5 sapphires and 4 diamonds cluster


£70 £66


£520 3 stone set in broad yellow gold ring E M E BAL DS&DI A H 0 N 0 S


______ Diamond and 2 marquise emeralds 3 stone with Gilson emerald............ Cluster fringed with emeralds . . . . Round cluster gold shoulders . . . . Cluster, broad whitc gold ring . . 2 stone vertically set .....................


£59 Square shaped duster ..................... £46 targe cluster, 6 emeralds................ £38 5 stone Victorian style ..................... £30 2 emeralds and 1 diamond ............ £22 Cluster, baguette and brilliant dias.


£565 Anf'Quc style cluster ring ............ £505 Carter, diamond centre ................


£680 *


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Cluster with baguette diamonds £70' 3 stone daw set ring Large oval cluster ..................


Square shaped cluster ........... .... 3 stone claw set ring ................ Cluster set in ‘bark’ finish ring Cluster cross-over shoulders . . . .


£67 Heavy gold mount (6.13cts) . ................................


ffift White gold, 'bark' finish ring (l.S2cfsl


£5500


‘Star’ setting (l.OOct) Snake ring, pear shaped diamond


£1600 £740


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DOWNHAM Women’s Institute fulfilled an ambition a t the Clitheroe area WI Show by winning the Lady Clitheroe trophy for highest points total. And to complete a red


FITTING


overall winners BiUhWton and Langho. They also picked up another three cups but afterwards mem­


Covered


Taylor: " We have had our sights on the award for sevreal years but this time


Said member Mrs Marion


the success to a recent influx of younger members. “ They prefer to enter the confectionery classes and the older members are particularly good at handi­ crafts. Between us wc have almost everything covered.” As well as Lady Clith-


we all Joined in a great combined effort.” She attributed much of


APPROPRIATELY enough, the top entry in the glove puppet class a t the 1VI show was th a t of . . . Mrs J. Suttie of Billington and Langho WI. And joint second placc in the seed collage class went to llliininfflon member Mrs j A. Seed.


bers agreed that the biggest thrill was winning Lady Clitheroe's trophy.


placed Billington and Langho Mi's Phyllis Isher- wood commented: "Of course we were hoping to win the trophy for the highest total for a second year but competition always makes the show more interesting and we are very glad lor Downham.


1,100 entries


many entries this year as several older members have left recently and our younger newcomers have not really had time to settle


"We did not have as


croe's trophy, Downham won the Aspinall trophy for produce and preserves (presented by the Rector of St James's, the Rev. Kenneth Broadlmrsti, the Mrs Macalpine trophy for most points in the horti­ cultural section (Mr Broad- hurst), and the Hindley trophy for confectionery (Mrs Bi'oadhursn. Billington and Langho


WI took the Clitheroe Agricultural Society trophy for best co-operative entry (Mrs Margaret Williamson) and the Mrs Rend trophy for handicrafts (Mrs Broad- hurst). Vice-president of sccond-


its colourful flower arrange­ ments and mouthwatering array of cakes and con­ fectionery was its usual success, said secretary Mrs Eileen Green. ” We had just over 1.100 entries in the main sections and 100 in the children's classes. "Entries from the child­


in." Overall, the show with


show was held in the school holidays."


ren were slightly lower than usual probably because the


show c h a i r m a n M rs Margaret Williamson com­ mented that the judges had been most complimentary about entries in every class. " I hope those here who


Welcoming the visitors, ■ Cm


VICTORIOUS members of Downham WI are pictured with their array of silverware. With them is Lady Clitheroe (middle row, third left).


are not WI members will be sufficiently impressed to join the Women’s Institute thtemselves," she said.


duced the Rector of St James's Church, the Rev. Kenneth Broadhurst, who officially opened the show.


Mrs Williamson intro­


many months of hard work that had gone into preparing for the event, Mr Broadhurst said: " I am sorry that entries in the children's section are down tliis time.


Paying trtibutc to the


necessary to encourage children to participate. But the end result of this show


I t is very


is an exciting one." Fnal placings: Downham,


2603J; B i l l i n g t o n and Langho, 1955; Waddington, 1549; Hapton, 1438; Little Mitton. 1378: Barley, 1148;; Pendleton, 931!: Rimington, 816!; West Bradford, 785; Whallcy, 663!; Wiswell 656; Clayton-le-Dale, 568!; Cop- ster Green, 478; Grindleton, 372;: Slaidburn, 371; Blacko, 361!: Shnonstone. 243!; Gis- buni, 109: Bolton- by - Bowland, 18.


(LMj and Mrs A- Ingham IBL), Airs F. W. Seremack (W) and Airs A. E. Whittaker CD). Mrs


rn o n u c r : and p r e s e r v e s Fruit in syrup: Mrs W. Hoyle


E. Dean (It) and Mrs A. Lay- coek (LM).


ALL THE WINNERS


Bailey (D), Mrs N\ Wright (D), Mrs E. Bury (WB).


Mrs K. Wright (LM), Mrs M. M. Power (W). Pickles: Mrs G. Pearson (LM).


A. Clark <WB), Miss D. G. Dur- ranee (WD). Jelly: Mrs A. Ingham (BID,


J am : Mrs P. Blczard (P ), Mrs


Mrs 1L Kramriseh tBLi, Miss A. Lnycock (LM) and Mrs B. L.


Frankland (WB), Mrs ' man (CL), (LM).


Cactus or succulent: Mrs A.


(BL), Mrs O. M. Heywocd (WD). Miss D. Yorke (P).


Victorian posy: Mrs


Hasler (BL), Mrs Boucher (WD), Mrs K. M. Waller (S).


Flowers and foliage: Mrs E.


Lund (D). Minced meal: Mrs M. Farring­


ton (W) and .Miss A. Layroek (LM), Mrs Kramriseh CBL). Mrs A. Briggs (D) and Mrs A. Ing­ ham (BL). Flower wine: Mrs J . Darby


(D>. Mrs I., Nelson (D), Mrs A. Smith (CG).


L. Oldfield (G), Mrs E. Bland (H). Mrs A. Seed (R).


Dried flowers and foliage: Mrs


(BL), Mrs D. Underwood (W), Mrs A. Laycock (LM) and Mrs L. Richards (D) and Mrs Salis­ bury (CL). Eggs: Mrs Ashcroft (ID and


(B). Mrs M. Jackson (BL), Mrs L. Nelson (D).


Arrangement: Mrs Mottershead


A. Seed (ID, Mrs H. K. Blundell U h . Mrs V. Hoyle (LM).


“ A promise of spring Mrs


Mrs V. Nutter (H), Mrs G. Cap- slick (D) and Mrs M. Wrathall (WB). Mrs N. Ashcroft (iBl.) and Mrs M. Miller IG) and Mrs A. Seed (H). Butter; Mrs A. Laycock (LM),


Mrs J . Podevyn (II), Mrs M. Shuttleworth (Hi. Dried herbs; Mrs K. Haydork


(W). Mrs Horsfall (Wi ard Mrs Peatfield fWll j , Mrs G. Capslick (D) and Mrs J . Darby (BL).


HOItTHTI/ITR r.


Tedd <H>. Mrs M. Williamson (LM), Mrs H. Fox (CG).


Flowering plants: Mrs 1.


(D). Mrs Shepherd (BL), Mrs K. M. Waller (S). Arrangement of flowers: Mrs


Bulbs or corms: Mrs Singleton


A. Hasler (BL). Mrs M. Bell (BL), Mrs I. Tcdd (B).


CONFECTIONERY


(CG>. Mrs M. Wigglesworth <WD». Mrs A. Ingham (BL).


Eccles cakes: Miss G. Haworth


Mrs D. Underwood (\VD), Mrs Ross (p ) and Mrs B. Spcnslcy


Rich fruit: Mrs Blezard (P>.


A. Bland (H >. Mrs A. Ntchnl- Smith (LM) and Mrs Robinson (D), Mrs Foster iS), Mrs E.


land (G-R), Sirs E. A. Whittaker (P), Mr* M. Taylor (D>. Decorated chocolate cake: Mrs


Decorated biscuits: Mrs M. Tre. Polyanthus: Mrs N\ Wright Foliage plant: Mrs P . A. TO Largest snlcctiJ


Buy your corr| othrr sarden selection. Also


FOR c<|


Goldfish, Bron: Tench, Catfish.


Fish Food, Fill Water l


Darby (BL), Mr«? K. Saxby (CIA. Mrs B. Unsworth (WB) and Mrs A- E. Whittaker <D).


(G) and Mrs S. Shepherd <RL); 2. Mrs E. A. Whittaker (P): 3. Mrs C. Bland (H)» Mrs Bowdin (H) and Mrs H. Lund (BK).


(LM), Mrs Kramriseh (BL) and Mr5 A. Seed (R); 2, Mrs Hasler (BL). .Mrs Ingham (BL) Mrs J. Price (BL) and Mrs K. M. Waller (S ) ; 3, Mrs S. Shepherd (BL).


Seed collage: 1. Mrs Dakin


Binns (R) and Mrs A. Smith (CG); 2, Mrs V. Blackman (CL) and Mrs V. M. Shearman (WHr 3, Miss M. Booth (WD), Miss D. Lune (BK). Mrs M. T. McVitie (WH) and Mrs K. M. Waller (S). Picture in pastels: 1. Mr«


Landscape in oils: I, Mrs J . S.


Humphries (WHc 2. Mrs Hill (LM) and Mrs O. Jones (WD) 3, Mrs Sutcliffe (WB). Pottery* painting:


Heald (CG); 2. Mrs Aspinall


6-7—Catherine Dean; 8-11 — Susan Davey, Helen Davey, Janice Patchott. Handwriting: 6-7 — Amanda


Art: 5 years—Sarah Bennett:


Pewhirst, Mandy Lambert, Julie Whitwell. 8-11 — I inda Waring,


David Atherton, Julie Carter. Collage; .>6 — Helen Davey,


Su«:m Davey. M5 — Margaret Thi>tlethwaile, Alison Pilkingtdn, Carole Pilkington. Flower .and foliage: Alison


Davies (WD) and Mrs A. Lav- cock (LM). Bread plait: Mrs E. Barker CD). .Mrs Jsherwood (CL), Mrs


Key


15—ISarley, 1)—Downliani. G. —Gisburii, ll—Hapton, Y— lYntilclon, R—Rimington, S


— bunonstone. W— Wiswell, ]>L—Hillmgton and Langho, WI5—West Bradford, 15K — Jliiicko, WD—Waddinjrton, LM—Little Mitton, GR — Grindleton, WII — Whallcy, CG—Copster Green, I5B — Holton-bv-Iiowland. SL — Slaidburn CL — Clayton-lc- Dalc.


Rnwlinson (D). Savoury flan: Miss R. Seed


(CL), Mrs A. Laycock (LM) and Mrs A. Nichol-Smith (LM), Mrs B. Hartley (B) and Mrs J - A. RadelifTc (H).


rington (W) and Mrs M. Taylor ID). Mrs M. Miller (WII) and Mrs A. Seed ( It), Mrs C. Win­ ning (WD).


BEATER into second place this year, Billington and Langho WI members still had plenty to smile about—including two trophies.


mm


(D>. Mrs G. Capsttek (D), Mrs G. Faraday «D) and Mrs A. E. Whittaker (D).


HANDICRAFTS


croft (BL). Mrs A. Ingham (BL), Mrs H. Cook (W).


Florentine work: Mrs N. Ash­


Darby (BL). Mrs Kramriseh (BL) and Mrs Shepard (BL), Mrs A. Davey (LM).


Article in macrame: Mrs J.


Mrs Dickson (WD). Glove puppet: Mrs J . Suttie


Basketry: Mrs B. L. Lund (D),


(BL) Mrs Seromack (W); Mrs J. Rowbottom (WD) and Mrs A. Ingham (BL); Miss N. Mc­ Arthur (WB).


Mrs A. Ireland (WB), Mrs A. Hailwood (GU).


Costume doll: Mrs Suttie (BL),


son (LM). Mrs A. Davey (LM), Mrs Bowdin (H) and Mrs E.


Ladv’s hat: Mrs M. William­


Howarth (CG). Gloves: Mrs P. Boothman (WD)


■'•'fid -A.- Y . J i AS ALWAYS, the show attracted plenty of visitors.


Three men stole from meters


The urban motorway is within 300 yards of our door, linking witli the MG1, MG2 and MG3 for easy access throughout the North. And there's a multi-storey carpark immediately behind us.


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THREE men stole £21.25 in cash from gas and elec­ tricity meters at a Clitheroe


house. Kibble Valley magis- strates were told. Stanley Paul Pinnington


(19), and his brother John (22), both of no fixed address, were remanded in custody for two weeks for social reports. Kelron David White (17), of Birtwistle Street, Great Harwood, was put on probation for two years and ordered to pay £13.37 restitution — the rest had been recovered.


Insp. M. A. Waller, tpro-


seculitigi said th. ; John Pinnington’s estranged wife discovered that the meters at her Carlton Place aome had be broken into. insp. Waller said that the meters contained £7.50 for electri­ city and £13.75 for gas and the gas meter suffered £8- worth of damage.


Strenuous time for GS hoys


eroe Royal Grammar School tomorrow for Scotland . . . . and an energetic weekend.


tion is the Holt School. East Lothian, whose headmaster is former CRGS pupil Mr Lawrence Read. And they are to spend most of the weekend playing football— Rugby and Association. Explained teacher Mr


The youngsters’ destina­ Remanded


A KILN labourer. Moham­ med Rashid (21). of Whallcy Road, Clitheroe. will appear before Ribble Valley Magis­ trates this morning to answer three charges. He was remanded in custody for a week last Thursday.


Rashid is oharged with an


indecent offence, assault of a policeman and theft of a coat worth £10.


A group of 18 first and second formers leave Cllth-


Edward Murphy, one of the organisers of the trip: "The boys, members of the school's under-12 and under-13 teams, will be playing as many matches as possible.’'


off with a game of rugby to­ morrow afternoon. They will play at least two association matches—and just for good measure they hope to watch


Their programme starts


•Saturday afternoon. Mr Read, who used to live


a professional match on


graduate of Edinburgh Uni­ versity. Last year he visited Clitheroe with some of his oupils and several matches were played against CRGS teams.


in Ribblc.stlale Avenue, left Clitheroe in 1957. He is a


minibus, accompanied by Mr Murphy and fellow teach' - Mr Inn Gott and Mr Ken Barker.


The party will travel by


. Whinncy (B); 3, Mrs M. Shuttle- worth (H) and Mrs D Wells <n>. Knitted coat: j , Mrs E. A.


(LM) and Mrs A. Davey (LM); Mrs E. Creed (CL) and Mrs Duckett (WH); Mrs Ingham (BL). Crocheted dress: 1, Mrs F. Dirt well (W); 2, Mrs D. Me-


Lingerie: 1, Mrs M. Williamson


Parkinson (D) and Mrs M. Williamson (LM); 2, Mrs J.


and Miss B. Seed (CL>. Mrs Seromack (W), Mrs Duckett (WH).


Chelsea buns: Mr$ E. V. Hook l^emon meringue: Mrs M. F a r ­


Hartley. Alison Pilkington, Susan Davey.


Margaret Thistlethwalte.


Robinson. Girls’ bandicra/t: C a r o l e Pilkington. Helen


D a v e y .


Catherine Hogg, Ann Miller. CO-OPERATIVE ENTRIES


Bo.vs’ model; David Hnrtfo-e. Animal biscuits: Helen Davey*


and Langho, Little Mitton, Grindleton. A WI badge: Little Mitton,


Tomato preserves: Billingtcm


Billington and Langho, Wadding* ton. Items for a christening party:


5,0


Billington and Langho, Riming, ton. Downham. Handicrafts: Pendleton. Hinting- ton. West Bradford, Uttle Mitton.


Council’s first Civic Sunday


MEMBERS of the Ribbie Valiev Council and chief officers joined the Mayor (Conn. Fred Singleton) for


the new authority's first Mayor's Sunday sendee.


the United R e f o rme d Church, Longridge, and con­ ducted by the minister, the Rev. G. G. Male.


Brass Band and uniformed organisations, the civic party walked through the town in procession to the church.


Led by the Longridge Prize


the Mayor and by the Bo r ou gh Treasurer, Mr


The lessons were read by


cession returned to the civic hall, where refresh­ ments were served.


Slater. After the service, the pro­


Gordon Onslow. The organist was Mrs M.


The service was held at.


qua SEC( PAR


Vegetable animal: H e l e n Davey. Susan Davey, Elizabeth


Pilkington, Helen Davey, Susan Davey.


Silvan Davey. Alison Pilkington. Embroidered sampler: Alison


Rock Garden: Helen Dave?, 1 0 , ( 1, Mrs


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