Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, August 30th, 1979. 7 ___ »


Sunshine turns on smiles a t Chipping


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THE decision to go ahead with Chipping’s 53rd annual show paid off handsomely on Saturday, when soar­ ing temp e r a t u r e s enabled a full prog­ ramme of events to be completed. ■ Heavy rain meant that


TASTY TIME


'enjoyed a tasty bar­ becue and disco in the t main marquee' after


only 48 hours before the show the Leagram Park site was saturated and the orgamsers were forced to move judging rings to drier parts of the field. But they decided to


: .The evening was organised by Clitheroe Round Table, whose members manned the bar and dished out the s te a k s . Hopefully, about £500 will have been raised for, local


he show.


gamble on the weather and were rewarded with a hot, sunny day, which attracted in thousands of people,


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had dried out so well. Secretary, Mrs Alison


Mayor and Mayoress Coun. and Mrs Jimmy Fell.;';


cluding Kibble VaUey m rsi


Colin Carefoot: “The field was bad on Thursday, but. obviously I’m glad we car­ ried on. It’s been an excel­ lent show.” Indeed those who visited


Said show president Mr


the site found that Welling­ ton boots and anoraks could be left in the car because the field, loaned by Mr C. Weld-Blundell,


i Kent reported a surpris­


entries in most sections after such a poor summer. One of the high spots of


ngly high number of •


the afternoon wafe a grand parade of trophy winners m the main ring. About 70 cattle and horses were led by a team of shire horses and a w agon f rom T hw a ite s ’ Blackburn brewery.Fierce competition was provided by the horse rac­ ing and tug-of-war, in which Chipping were again


beaten in the final by last year’s winners from Ouz- ledale Foundry, Bar- noldswick. Spectators also had a


MORE than 500people'


charities. ■


disruption during the eveni ng w hen a generator powering the lights and turnta­ ble ground to a halt. But fortunately the Tablers had brought in ’ a reserve generator and everyone was back on the dance floor within a few minutes.


There was a minor


for Thornley farmer ;Mr Brian Airey. and his, son ' Maurice, who, between them took home four trophies in ’ the cattle section.


. The show was a triumph'


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John Procter,' however, was beaten to the top spot in the hortfculture section —■and Chipping Society’s Cim — by just one point. 'The winner, Mr W. Jac­


Chipping gardener Mr


ques,' - of Lancaster; went away with three other


awards, although Mr Proc­ ter had some consolation, gaining the Teipf 'Wade- son Cup (best in flower section) aind the Mr Beard Cup and Silver Tankard (best exhibit). A hectic day’s competi­


glimpsb of the travel of ye steryear ,' thanks to about a'.dozen entries in the horse'and trap section. There ^as some light


tion was rounded off in tremendous style with a parachute jump by seven members of the Red Devils


hearted rivalry in the chil­ dren’s sports and the ever popular egg'throwing con­ test claimed\some rather messy victims. Various trad e and


team. Unfortunately, due to


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ALL the eyes were on the egg catchers in a contest which was one of the highlights of the show, providing plenty of thrills and spills for participants


and spectators alike.


A. E. HARGREAVES Moor Lane and Woone Lane, Clitheroe. Telephone 22683.


refreshments stalls dotted around the site had a busy day.


other commitments, they were unable to take to the air above the showground until 6 p.m., by which time many had left, missing an awesome display of skill, with every member land­ ing bang on target.


CERAMICA


ITALIA FOR


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Dairy heifer calf: 1 and 2, T. Taylor and Sons, M. Ellison. Pair of dairy heifer stirks: T, Taylor and Sons, R. Seed, J. France. Dairy heifer in calf or milk: B. J. Airey, J. France. Dairy cow: B. J. Airey, R. Roe. Jersey — Heifer in calf or milk under 3 years: J. and A. Gar­ nett. Heifer in milk under 3 years: J. and A. Garnett. Stirk under 2 years: J. and A. Gar­ nett. Cow in calf to calve within 3 months: J. and A. Garnett. Cow in milk: 1 and 2, J. and A. Garnett. Open classes — Uddered cow


Restricted Open Classes —


or heifer: J. Thistlethwaite, D. Patrick, B. J. Airey. Newly calved,, cow or h e ife rs : J . Thistlethwaite, D. Patrick, B. J.


Airey. PediKree Hereford — Bull


son. Gimmer shearling: I. Newhouse, Mrs E. Townson, J. A- Kevill. Gimmer lamb: J. A. K e v i l l , S. J . Wood, I.


Newhouse. Cross bred horned — Ram; J.


Hayhurst, I. Buckle, R. P. Stir- zaker. Shearling ram: 1 and 3 J. Hayhurst, Heyes Wolfen Hall. Ram lamb: J. Hayhurst, Heyes Wolfen Hall, R. P. Stirzaker. Ewe: 1 and 3 J. Hayhurst, Heyes Wolfen Hall. Shearling mmmer: 1 and 3 J.


and Mrs G. J. Walsh, A. Gnm- shaw, R. Fox. Handy hunter: Miss L. Mullarkey, Mrs A. Whitehead, J. Tiffington.


PONIES


In-hand — Brood mare under 14.2 hh: Miss J. B. Miller, Mrs


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Hayhurst, W. P. Brewer and Sons. .Gimmer lamb: R. P. Stir­ zaker, J. Hayhurst, Heyes Wol­ fen Hall. Five gimmer lambs: J. Hayhurst, Heyes Wolfen Hall. F a t lambs — Two homed


filly or gelding: J. Harrison. Open mountain and moorland: Mrs D. Lord and Mrs G. Old­ ham, Mrs C. Dawson, .Mrs J. Jackson. Ridden — Riding pony under


to ' three-year-old colt,


son, Miss E. Hargreaves. Yearl- inigcolt., filly 9rgelding: J. Park. Two


D. VJ Harrison, Ashworth and Baines. Foal: Mrs D. V. Harri-


Slater, Tracy Wilson, Stewart Hoyle.


Proctor, Jacauelino S later , Stewart Hoyle. Painted egg: Elizabeth Kay, Sarah Stott, Rachel Stott.


Miniature garden: Susan


Coloured doiley: Timothy Sla­ te r , Rachel Stott, Duncan Hoyle. Greeting card: 1 and 2 Stephen Rich,


.queline Slater. T o y : D u n c a n H o y le ,


wether lambs: Heyes Wolfan Hall, J. B. Huddleston, P. Nor­ ris. Two lambs: J. Hayhurst, P. Norris. Dales bred — Ram: J. R. and


bom before July 1st, 1978: F. Cla>lon. Bull bom on or after July 1st, 1978: F. Clayton. Cow or heifer: J. A. Kevill. Earl of Derby, Ann Kay and


W. O. Street ChallenRC Cups: B. J. Airey and Sons. Berkeley Weld Challenge Cup: Tom Taylor. BFCS Silver Award, F. Bambcr and Stonyhurst Col­ lege Challenge Cups: George Sanderson. Sir W. Brass Cup: Riley


Fa rm s . J. Singleton Rose Bowl: J. and A. Garnett. A. and E. Pye and Chairman’s Silver Salvers: P. and M. Bailey. P. D. Blackburn and Ashko Cups: F. Clayton. W. Pye Memorial Trophy: M. Airey. J. Stott YFC Challenge Cup: M. Ellison.


SHEEP |Z i ?■


A. Simpson, J. and M. Whitfield and Sons, W. H. Bainbridge. Half-bred ewes: 1 and 3, D. Whitaker, J. A. Simpson. Half- bred shearling gimmer. 1 and 3 D. Whitaker. J. A. Simpson. Half-bred gimmer lamb: J. A. Simpson (1, 2 and 3). Five half- bred gimmer lambs: J. A. Simp­ son, J. Atkinson and Son, J. M. Whitfield and Sons. Leicester Cross — Ewe: A.


Half-bred — Dodded ram: J.


J. Gorst, J. Atkinson and Son, W. H. Bainbridge. Ram lamb: J. R. and J. Gorst, J. Atkinson and Son. Ewe: J. R. and J. Gorst, J. Atkinson and Son,' W. H. Bain­ bridge. Shearling gimmer: J. R. and J. Gorst, J. A. Simpson, J. Atkinson and Son. Gimmer Iamb: J. R. and J. Gorst, J. Atkinson and Son, W. H. Bain­ bridge.Lonk — Ram: P. Morris, J. Pickard, L. Buckle. Shearling lamb: A. Riley, P. Morris. Ram lamb: P. Morris, W. Abbot, A. Riley. Ewe: A. Riley, 2 and 3 P. Moiris.Shearling gimmer: P. Morris, J. Pickard, W. Abbot. Gimmer lamb: 1 and 3 A. Riley, H. Par­


kinson. Jacob — Ram: A. Collinson,


Mrs S. Holmes. Ewe: 1 and 2 A. Collinson, Mrs S. Holmes. Lamb: 1, 2 and 3 A. Collinson.


(half-bred sheep), W. Miller (blue-faced Leicester), A. Barnes (Leicester Cross). T.


Challenge cups: J. Simpson


Marsden (Suffolk), J. Hayhurst (cross-bred horned), J. R. and J. Gorst (Dales bred), A. Riley (lonk). Supreme sheep champion­


Barnes, 2 and 3 W. Miller. Shearling gimmer: W. Miller, A. Barnes, H. Huddleston and Son. Gimmer lamb: 1 and 2 A. Barnes, H. Huddleston and Son. Five gimmer lambs: 1 and 3 A. Barnes, H. Huddleston and Son. • Blue faced Leicester — Ram: Heyes Wolfen Hall, A. Barnes. Ram lamb: 1 and 2 W. Miller, A. Barnes. Shearling ram: S. J. Wood, 2 and 3 A. Barnes. Ewe: A. Barnes, W. Miller, S. J.


Wood. • Barnes.


Miller, A. Barnes. Gimmer lamb: 1 and 2 W. Miller, A.


Gimmer shearling: 1 and 2 W. J


'T ow n s o n . Ram lamb: I. Newhouse, G. T. Carr, Mrs E. Townson. Ewe: I. Newhouse, Mrs E. Townson, L. N. Ham-


Suffolk — Ram: L. N. Ham- son, I. Newhouse, Mrs E.


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ship, Silcock and Sons and members’ challenge cups: J.


Hayhurst. ■ HORSES


Whiteside. Two-year-old colt, filly or gelding: T. Moore, R. Hull. Barren mare or gelding: L. Harrison, D. Fox. Brood mare with foal at foot: R. Hull, G. Whitaker, J. Hardman. (jolt or filly foal: J. Hardman,


Heavy — Yearling colt, filly ■ ling: D. Fox; 2 nad 3, J.


12.2 hh: K. Grimbaldeston, Mr and Mrs W. Anderson, Mrs D. Lord and Mrs G. Oldham. Rid­ ing pony under 13.2 hh: D. Thomber, R. Williamson, N. Wolfenden. Riding pony under 14.2 hh: J. Crowe, M. Holey, N. Wolfenden. Leading rein, pony under 12


Committee tankard: Joe Hend­ erson. A. H. Birtwistle cup: H. P. Woodward. W. H. Park Memorial trophy: Mrs Lord. A, K. Special prize: J. Harrison. F . J . F ra n c e cup: Diane Thomber.


hh: C. Grimbaldeston, J. Park, Mrs J. Jackson. Family pony, rider under 11: W. Anderson, E. Hargreaves, A. Kay. Family tony, rider over 11: D. Thom- •r, L. Barr, M. Conlon. G. Crcllan cup: Tom Moor.


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DRIVING


Latham, P. Dugdale. Trades­ man’s turn-out: J. Jackson, J. Smith, M. Brockie. Turn-out suitable to be driven by child: K. Trow, G. Darbyshire. ' Non-hackney: J. Jackson, B. Latham, J. Hall. Obstacle driv­ ing; P. Dugdale, J. Hall, M. Broclde.


Private driving: J. Jackson, B. WI


Biscuits and preserves — Rolled ginger biscuits: Mrs B. Cowking, Mrs C. Bainbridge, Mrs


Mrs A. Duncanson, Mrs Walton. Savoury flan: Mrs Cowking,


V. Walton. Jam tarts: Miss J. Westwell,


Mrs A. Seed, Mrs Cow’king, Mrs D. Chadwick. Flapjack: u . LnaavsicK riapjaLR.


Mrs D. Garment, Mrs Seed. Round shortbread: Mrs Cowk­ ing, Miss H. Freeman, Mrs Bainbridge. Lemon cheese: Mrs M. Rich,


G. Whitaker, R. Hull. Pair of heavy horses: R. Hull, R. Whitjdcer. ^ Light — Brood mare over


Edible necklace: Diane Shut- tleworth; Sarah Rich, Jac-


Jayne JC.ay.


Catherine Dewhurst, Jayne Kay. Pum^t: Joanna France, Kathleen Brewer, Michael Dun- canson. Gingerbread man: Julie ^ e d , Sarah Stott, Anne Stott. Handicraft: Belinda Collinge, Wendy Ellison, Helen Sing­ leton.


rhyme: Helen Critch^ Christine Dickinson, Kate Silcock. Poem: Louise Atkinson, Eleanor Gard­ ner, Alma Rafferty. Prose: Jill Whitaker, Joanna Garment,


Handwr itin g —, Nursery


Tracy Wilson. C h i ld re n ’s cup: Stephen


Rich. ' YFC


Mercer, A. Furlong. Poster 1 and 2 (j. Kellet. Sponge cake: 1 and 2 Miss M. Mercer, A.


Brown eggs: 1 and 2 Miss M.


garet Mercer. HORTICULTURE


Furlong. Mrs Pye’s YFC cup: Mar­


ques, C. Rich. Runner beans: 1 and 2 W. Jacques, J. Kitchen. . French beans: l and 2 W. Jac- ues. Peas: 1 and 2 W. Jacques,


(white): 1 and 2 F. Hoyle, W. Jacques. Potatoes (other): W. Jacques, R. Freeman, F. Hoyle. Vanety of potaoes: F. Hoyle, R. Freeman, w. Jacques. Broad beans: G. Hall; W. Jac­


V eg e tab le s — Po tato es a


Miss M. Pye, Mrs Chadwick. Strawberry jam: Mrs G. Win­ der, Mrs Kich, Miss R. Cowell. Marmalade: Mrs Rich, Mrs B. Seed, Mrs C. Stott. Chutney: Mrs S. Collinge,


14.2 hh: H. P. Woodward, Mrs S. Boardman, Miss A. J. Town-


son. Foal: H. P. Woodward, Miss M. Richardson, Mrs S. Boardman. Yearling colt, filly or gelding: Mrs A. E. Caunce. 'l^’o or three-year-old colt, filly or gelding over 14.2 hh: Mr*


1. Hall. Turnips: C. Singleton, W. Jac- q ues, R. Freeman. Cucumber:o r. Hoyle, T. Pye. Shallots: 1 and


K rreema L


2 W. Jacques, F. Hoyle. Beetroot: W. Jacques, R.


Freeman, F. Freeman. Cab­ bage: W. Jacques, R. Freeman. Carrots: C. Singleton, F. Hoyle, F. Slercer. Cauliflower: 1 and 2 F. Freeman, M. Ellison. ■ Tomatoes: G. Hall, 2 and 3 W. Jacques. Display of vegetables: W. Jacques, F. Hoyle, F. Mercer. Lettuces: F. Mercer, J. Procter, G. Hall. Marrow: J. Procter, F. Hoyle,


Mrs H. Powell, Miss Westwell. Wine: Mrs Walton, Mrs A. Bur­ row. ^ f t drink: Mrs Collinge, ^ Mrs (^owking, Mrs Bainbridge. ’ Cakes — Fruit scones: Mrs J.


Mercer, Mrs Cowking, Miss Freeman. Custard pie: Mrs Rich, Mrs Cdwking, Mrs Dun­ canson. Apple pie: Mrs Walton, Miss K. (Jrawford, Mrs Dun­ canson. Cob or loaf: Miss Freeman,


Mrs Mercer, Mrs Garment. Goosnargh cakes: Mrs A. Haworth, Mrs Cowking. Swiss roll: Mrs Seed, Miss M, Mercer, Miss Westweli. Chocolate cake: Mrs Mer^r,


Miss Westwell, Mrs Cowking. Cherry ,cake: Mrs Chadwick,


Mrs B. Jacques, Mrs Cowking. Ginger parlun: Mrs Chadwick, Mrs Cowking, Mrs Jacques.


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G. Hall. Onions under 4ozs.: G. Hall, 2 and 3 W. Jacques. Four onions: 1 and 2 G. Hall, W.* Jacques. Specimen vegetable: W. Jac­


T. Rich. Heaviest marrow: C. Singleton (2nd). Heaviest onion: W. Jacques, G. Hall, J. Procter. Onions: 1 and 2 W. Jacques,


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' Procter, L. Foden, F. Hoyle. Double asters: F. Hoyle, 2 and 3 J. Procter. Gladioli: Mrs E. Marsden, J. Procter. Specimen gladioli: 1 and 2 Mrs £ . Mars- den, J. Procter. Five roses: 1 and 2 G. Hall.


ques, F. Hoyle, R. Freeman. Novelty vegetable: J. Procter, H. Eastham, W. Ellison. Flowers — Single asters: J.


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Cowking, Miss Cowell, Mrs Mercer. Fruit loaf: Miss Cowell, Miss Freeman, Mrs A, Seed. WI cup: Mrs Chadwick and


Victo r ian sandwich: Mrs Iv'W-


Mrs Whitaker. Handicraft — Garment: 1 and 3 Mrs W. Brayshaw, Miss M. Pye. Soft fumisljing: Mrs B. Cowk­ ing, Mrs D. Chadwick, Mrs J. France. Soft toy: Miss M. Pye, Miss C. France, Tracey Wilson. Crochet article: 1 and 2 Mrs I.


Preston, Miss J. Burnop. Embroidered article: Mrs M.


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Specimen rose: 1 and 2 G. Hall, L. Foden. Named roses: 1 and 2 G. Hall. Floribunda or polyan thus roses: 1 and 2 G. Hall, Simpson. Pansies or violas: Mrs G.


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Rowland, J. Procter, G. Rich. Sweet peas: 1, 2 and 3 J. Proc­ ter. D^lia: K. Clayton, 2 and 3 L. Foden. Three dahlias: L. Foden, F. Hoyle. Giant dahlias: J. Procter,


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ALAN and Maurice Airey are pictured with two of their champion beasts which brought them four major trophies in the cattle section at Chipping.


Don’t lose your vote


•recent elections because th e i r names did not appear on the Register of Electors. Forms for the new


A NUMBER of Kibble 'Valley residents missed the chance to vote in the


several councillors com­ plained of instances of people missing the chance to vote because canvas­ sers had not called on them.


register are now being sent out and yesterday voters were urged to return them promptly. The Ribble 'Valley


Council’s senior administ­ ration officer, Mr Brian Manning, said this would help the people employed by the council to check on every household failing to return a form. At Ribble Valley Coun­ cil’s monthly. meeting


(Clitheroe) said one small s tre e t had been com­ pletely missed. Other councillors said they also knew of residents whose names did not appear on the register.


Coun. B e r t Jone s


mented later that it was virtually impossible to obtain 100 per cent cover­ age in the area, though tms, of course, was the aim.


Mr Manning com­


if people checked the lists when they were placed on deposit in November for the public to examine.


It would help, he said,


to ensure information has been g a th e red from every house but inevit­ ably a few are missed,” he said.


“The canvassers do try


the number of elections held this year had helped highlight omissions. These would be drawn to the attention of the can­ vassers for the 1980 register.


Mr Manning added that


also been asked to ensure the lists were complete when they were pub­ lished in November.


He said councillors had


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ers, the Clitheroe Folkers and Baccus will be appear­ ing' and supper will be served. Proceeds will pay for improvements to the field.


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CLITHEROE firemen quickly doused a chip pan fire on Sunday evening at the Chinese fish and chip shop in Whalley Road Clitneroe.


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BAKER — BUTCHER


and 3 L. Foden. Medium dahlias: J. Procteri 2 and 3 L. Foden. Small dahlias: 1 and 2 L. Foden, F. Hoyle. Medium cactus dahlias: 1 and


■ ment: Mrs .A. Whitwell, Mrs L. , Bowl of dahlias: K. Clayton. France, Mra M. Pye. -


Whitaker, Mrs D. Rowland, Mrs C. Hoyle. Machine made gar- dahlias: 1. 2 and 3 L. Foden.


Australia to attend her grandson’s ^wedding' in : Read on Saturday.


A woman came from -


2 L. Foden, F. Hoyle. Dahlias under 4ins.: l.and 2 L. Foden. Small cactus dahlias: F. Hoyle, < and 3 L. Foden. Pom-pom


B. ^ e d . Photograph of animal: and 3 R. Pyc, Mrs M. Simpson. Mrs V. Walton, Mrs Saundere, Flowers or spikes:.T. Rich, T David CoUinge. View: Mrs M. WhiUker, Mrs C. Bainbridge, -Mrs Chadwick. Floral arrangement: Mrs M.


Rich, L. Foden. Garden flowers: T. Rich,. Mrs Simpson, L Foden.’


■ flower): Miss M. Pye, Mrs M. « Rich, Mrs Saunders. _ ' "Oil painting; l and 2 W. Tom­


and 2 Miss J. WhiUker. Collage: Mrs WhiUker, Mrs Hoyle. CHILDREN'S CLASSES


' P r e s s e d g a rd en f lowers : . Stephen Rich, Diane Shut-


Barr, Mrs Seed; Mrs Chadwick; House plant (foliage): Mrs Saun­ ders, Mrs C. Hoyle, Mrs E. Grimshaw. House, plant (in-


linson, Mrs Saunders. Picture: 1


F. Hoyle. Lady’s spray: G. Rich, V. Walton, Mrs Simpson Chrysanthemums: 1, 2 and 3 J. Procter. ^


Annuals: 1 and 2 J. Procter, . • , Procter.,' i


Annuals: T. Rich, 2 and 3 J. ' ■ ' ./ .■


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' J Wild flowers: Julie Seed,. .Richard Seed, Philip Rich.


‘ Clayton, T.* Rich. Begonia: 1. 2 and 3 J. Procter. Fuchsia: -S. Rich, R. Pye, S.


A. Powell, J. Procter. Pelar­ gonium: J. WhiUker, 2 and 3 G Hall. Phlox: R. Freeman, K.


Window plant: R.jFreeman;


: Rich. Standard fuchsia: R. Pyc. Foliage plant: L. Foden, J. Proc­ ter,' C. Rich. Cactus or .succu-


tieworth, Duncin Hoyle. Fruit, lent: F. Hoyle. ExhiWtion class: and' vegeUble man: ’Jacqueline, .l.and 3 J.;Procter, F. .Hoyle..


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Photograph of child: . Mrs M. : dahlia: I and 3 ’L. Foden, K. Whitaker, Mrs J. Kenyon, Mrs Clayton. Gent’s buttonhole: 1


, F. Hoyle, L. Foden. Specimen


made the . trip across the ■ globe for the wedding of Mr Robert William Baker-' to Miss Andrea Marie Butcher at- St John’s Church.


Mrs Lucie Maitland


the daughter of Mr .and i Mrs F. S. Butcher, of Singleton Avenue, Read.


The bride, a designer, is :


, is the son of Mr and Mrs R.j; N. Baker, of Lostock Hall,'


.' The bridegroom, who works at Leyland Motors,


Preston.. : * •


by her father, wore a white;-off-the-shoulder


.The.bride, given away


i'veil and floral headdress. She;carried-a posy, of lily--


portrait- gown' off in e French lace and ribbon,' with a matching full-length


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of-the-valley, 'stephanotis and pink rosebuds.


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Lisa Butcher,' the bride’s sister, and Miss Deborah Mayor, the bridegroom’s niece, who wore pink floral cotton dresses edged with Swiss lace and carried bas­ kets of wild silk flowers, "rhey had headdresses of silk flowers.


Bridesmaids were Miss ACTUAL SIZE


Mayor, . the bridegroom’s br ot he r - i n- l aw, - and groomsmen were Mr Paul Leaver and Mr Carl Farn-


Best man was Mr Kevin


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conducted by Canon F. W., Street, a reception was held at the • Belvedere. ,-Restaurant, Read. -■


Af ter the ceremony, s . .. -


' - - The couple, will -live at ;Euxton,’ near Chorley.


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