.Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, November 20th, 1980: , 1 . REPRODUCTION FURNITURE 1


Patricia’s home is 1 tops for


* 'i i, / .guests


>GUESTS at Mrs Patricia •Holt’s Slaidburn farm- house .think ;her home-’■


• cooking takes some lick­ ing. And that’s official!'


For P a r ro ck Head


Farm, which has been run by Mrs Holt for .the, past*


’ five years, has., just been named the North of Eng­ land’s top farm guest­ house by the AA official guide. : , • , ' ■ .


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OWN CAR PARK AT REAR OF BOTH PREMISES


EVERY'member of the Trinity Brownie pack, took part in the play “Old Happy”, which was second in the dramatisation section.


CLARE KEEPS TROPHY IN THE FAMILY


THE S a b e r to n s , o f Clitheroe, certainly be­ lieve in keeping things in the family. For at the Clitheroe


Methodist Circuit Festival o f Youth, 11-year-old Clare Saberton, of Pimlico Road, won the Hanson Trophy for most points — awarded at the last two festivals to her sister, Rachel (15). C la re , a p u p i l o f


Clitheroe Girls Grammar School and a member of Trinity. Church, was runner-up to Rachel last


time. Other trophy winners


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Club nears target for incubator


THE Ribble Valley Rotaract Club’s charity account now stands at £1,000 — just £400 short of its target to buy an incubator for Bramley ............... .. ” Hoi


Meade Maternity Home. The club hopes to reach taken


the total early next year. The next main fund-rais­ ing events include a Christmas draw with 21 prizes and a jumble sale a week on Saturday, at the United Reformed Church Hall, at 2 p.m. Any jumble, including books and records, can be


Chemists’ rota _____________


TODAY and tomorrow, Charles Clegg,. Church Street, will be open from 6 to 7 p.m. Sunday: R. M. and N. Read, Moor Lane, noon to 1 p.m. Monday to Friday 6 to 7 p.m. .


to the: hall in the


morning or the day before, between 6 and 8


p.m. Recent events included


a Hallow-e’en fancy dress at the Hodder Bridge Hotel, with prizes going to Pamela Smith (white witch) and Dave Williams (wizard) and a “ Beetle and darts” evening at Clitheroe Cricket Club. At the next club meet­


ing, on' Tuesday, at the Castle Restaurant, at .8 p.m., there will be a cake­ icing demonstration by Nick Bristol. New mem­ b e r s and guests are always .welcome.


Projected plans


AN application to build a detached house on land adjacent to 3 The Cross, Hurst Green, has been re­ ceived by the Ribble Valley Council’s Planning Department (number 1258). At Sabden, outline per­


mission is required to build a dormer bungalow in part of the garden at “Woodlands” , The Whins (1270). Other applications in­


clude: a two-storey exten­ sion at 11 Wind sor Avenue, Clitheroe, on the gable end nearest to number 9 (1259);j renewal


, of permission for a bun- galow at Hey House Farm, Downham- (1273); and .a car port and tarmac drive at 4 Woodhead Road, Read, on the gable end nearest to number 6 (1272).


furniture, garden waste) for disposal, the County Council are now providing the following free disposal facilities at the following household wastedisposal


centres.


We have one of the largest displays of quality pianos in the area and being established several decades we’ve the experience and expertise you'll value.


Pianos from top manufacturers Steinway, Bluthner, Hoffmann, Danemann,Broadwood,Knight,Yamaha,Chappell,Weimar.


and many others are on display in our showrooms. Rental Plan available for beginners - details on request


i The choicest k of pianos are at Harker S Howarths


Folds Rd., Bolton. Tel: 26623/4


And our tuning and servicing departments ensure the keeping of your piano in a first class condition.


F O R B U Y IN G S E L L IN G ‘ 22331


were: Florence Capstick Trophy for cookery — Tracy Giles (C); Handic­ raft Cup — Derek Clark (G); Wesley Guide Trophy — Grindleton Sunday


School. More than 200 certifi­


cates were presented to winners in a wide range of classes by the Rev.


Stanley Johnson, of Wilp- shire.


RESULTS Key: Chatburn (C), Grindle­


ton (G), Harrop (H), Low Moor (LM), Paythorne (P), Slaidburn (S), Trinity (T), Waddington (\V), Whatley


(Wh). Elocution: 3 and under, — j J


Roderick Davis (LM), joint 2nd Julie Lodge (W) and Neil Coles (Trinity), David Garner (T). JO- _


______ — royd .


Sally Clark (G), Harriet Roberts’ (Wh). 13-17 — John Roberts (G), Helen Potter (W),


Derek Clark (G). Dramatisation: 17 and under


— Trinity Church Youth Club, Trinity Brownies. Boys’ solo: 9 and under —


Neil' Coles (T), Ian Porter (C). Girls. 10-12 — Jeanette Harri-


joint 2nd ■ Catherine


Harrison (T) and Lesley Ham- son (T). 13-17 — 2nd, Louise


Wrigley (T). C h o ir : .Trinity Sunday


School, Chatburn Sunday School.


Three-minuto turn: 17 and ’


under — Chatburn Sunday School, Pauline Halstead and Yvonne Haworth (T), Deanna


Garner and Julie Niven (T). Bible reading: 9 and under


— Julie Lodge (W), Neil Coles (T), David Harrison (C). 10-11 — Joanne Howard (Wh joint 2nd Silas Nowell (G), Deanna Garner (T) and Susan Dickin­ son (T). 12-14 — Dermot Finch (Wh), Sarah Gorst (P), John Roberts (G). 15-17 — Adele Horne (W), joint 2nd Hilary Jones (T) and Helen Potter


(W). Pianoforte: 9-10 — Justine ■ , ;


Hailwood (T), Helen Wood (T), Silas Nowell (G). 11-12 — Sarah Mortimer (T), Justin Nowell (G). 13-17 — Hilary Jones (T), Susan Evans (Wh), Alison Thornton (T). Recorder: 8 and under —


Joanne Nock (G). 9-12 — Catherine Harrison (T), Lesley Harrison (T),. Clare Saberton (T). 13 and over — Hilary


Jones (T). Religious knowledge quiz:


Waddington Sunday School, Chatburn Sunday School, Trini­ ty Sunday School.


INDIVIDUAL cup win­ ners Derek (middle row, left) Tracy (back row) and Clare (right) are pic­ tured with members of the winning Grindleton Sunday School.


: And on Monday Mrs Holt said she was “tickled pink,” after receiving her award from AA represen­


tatives. To c e le b r a t e , she


served a ' mouthwatering luncheon of hors d’oeuvres, steak and kidney pie and roast potatoes, and ap­ ricot sundae.


Mrs Holt, who previ­


ously ran a , secretarial agency and a sports shop before coming to Slaid­ burn, reckons it must be her home cooking which draws a full house every night during the eight- month season. “The general atmos


phere and welcome you give your guests are also vitally important,” she said. “Some diners during their meal suddenly asked to see the lambs on the farm, so of course we had to oblige and take them out.”


She didn’t find out until


later that those guests were some of the A A “spies” who visited about 1,000 farmhouses before choosing Parrock Head as the North of England winner. Mrs Holt does all her


own cooking and baking, with definitely no “con­ venience foods.” She has not had any catering training, but reckons tha; 25 years of cooking for a family is training enough for anyone. She is supported by her


husband, Richard, and her son,’ Stephen, runs the farm. She also has seven local girls who help out full-time and part- time. This is Mrs H o lt ’ s


second acclamation for Parrock Head, for in 1977 it received a British Tour­ ist Authority commenda­ tion which has been re­ newed every year since.


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