Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, September 3rd, 1981. 7


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DISPLA YING their trophies are, from the left, Sally, Mr W. Thomas, Mr Fazackerley, Mrs J. Nightingale and Mr F. Cotterill.


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Sally ’s produce sets a winning example


YOUNGEST com­ petitor in the adult classes at the Whalley and District Horticul­ tural Society’s flower and vegetable show, Sally W^shaw, walked away wi th s e v e n prizes. Sally (14), of Hillocks


Farm, Billington, gained three firsts and a second prize with a selection of vegetab les . She also picked up prizes in the children’s section and the egg class. Another young winner


was Jane Wadsworth (12), who beat her mother, Pamela, into second place in the Victoria sandwich


class. Top exhibitor was Mr


Albert Fazackerley, of Blackburn. He tooK the RHS Banksian medal for the largest total in prize money, with 11 firsts and' seven seconds. There were _ a record


number of entries at the 25th show, with 456 ex­ hibits in the adult section and '76 in the children’s classes. H e ld in W h a l le y


Methodist Church hall, the show was opened by the minister, the Rev. Graham Vickers.


cup for vegetables. Coronation cup for vegetables and thfe Nightingale trophy for onions — A. Fazackerley. Clegg cup for flowers — R.


Banksian medal. Greenwood TROPHIES


flowers — Olga Leach; Hamp- son cup for pot plant — C. S. Lloyd; Birtwell cup for to­ matoes — 'T. Seery.


Coates, Mrs D. Simpson. Ar­ rangement in egg cup: Mrs 0. Leach, Mrs B. Livesey. Dahlia: J. Devaney, T. W. Pollitt. Roses: A. Fazackerley, C. S. Lloyd. . Rose: Mrs D. Simpson, Mra M. Naylor.


Floral arrangement: Mrs D.


OPEN CLASSES FLOWERS


Complaints about slow service


he town


A LETTER complaining about the chiropody ser­ vice is to be sent to the local. Community Health (jouncil by the Ribbje Valley Council’s Public Worte and Health Com­ mittee.


Following a comrfaint


by (loun. Jimmy FelL (S(^alley) about the length of time it took to obtain an appointment, council­ lors agreed'to write con­ demning the delay.


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took him nine months to obtain an appointment. “The delay is deplorable,” he said. “I am not criticis­ ing the treatment, which was excellent, but the time it took to get an appointment. It is not a service, it is a travesty of a service. People pay a large amount of money to keep the Health Service


'running.” Chief legal and adminis­


trative officer Mr Paul Timson said that the wait­ ing list in Clitheroe was ■four months. In Accring­ ton' it was two years and for Blackburn a year.


Club needs new blood


CLITHEROE Chess Club opens its new season at tne New Inn, Parson Lane, on Tuesday and, as last year will field two teams in the NE Lanca­ shire League. The A team will play in the first divi­ sion and the B team in the third.


The club is hoping to


have a successful season, but desperately needs new players. !


■VySile it would be nice


to find, a local chess grandmaster to help out, a corddal invitation is ex­ tended to anyone of any standard wno en jo y s


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to six hearts, which North dou­ bled for penalties. Twelve tricks were made by good play for a top score.


At our table Eaat-West bid ^ ^ ^ Given the


go ahead THE following planning applications are among tnose approved' by the Ribble Valley Council’s Development Sub-Com­ mittee. Renovation of cottage


and extending it by con­ verting a bam at Kams- clough Farm, Slmdburn; conversion of a bam to a dwelling at 'Walker Fold, Chaigley; conversion of an attachea outbuilding into two bedrooms and , a garage at Townend, Slaid- bum;


; Collided


CLITHEROE motorist Heniy Hillary (63), of Pendle Road, was fined £50 with £5 costs by the town’s magistrates for driving without due care and attention. Mr Peter Warboys, pro­ secuting, said the delen-


. dant’s car collided with a vehicle at the junction of Hayhurst Street and Bol- land Prospect, Clitheroe.


J. Thompson; Dorothy Taylor trophy for floral exhibit — T. W. Pollitt; Duckworth cup for


Lloyd. GlamoU: Dr B. Smith, J. Devaney. Vase of flowers: Yvette Livesey. Asters: 1 and 2, J. Devaney. Flowering plant: J. Devaney, Dr B. Smith. Flowering hot plant: C. S. Llovd. Dr B. Smith. Foliage plant: Mrs M. Lassey, Mrs H.


Three spikes Gladioli: C. S.


ThrelfaU. Small foliage plant: T. W.


Pollitt, Miss M. Gibson. Cacti and succulents: Mrs E. Cal­ v e r t , Mrs M. L a s s e y . Buttonhole: K. Heald, R. J. Thompson. Corsage: Mrs 0. Leach, J. Catlow. Sweet peas: Mrs 0. Leach, S. Howarth.


Rothwell. Beetroot: A. Fazack­ erley, S. Rotbwell. Peas: C. S. Lloyd, Mr Bridgett. Potatoes: 1 ana 2 C. S. Lloyd. Exhibition onions: A. Fazackerley, J. Leach. Onions under 8oz. each: 1 and 2 A. Fazackerley, Tur­ nips: S. Rothwell, A. Fazack­


Cabbage: J. Rothwell, S. VEGETABLES


erley. Tomatoes: G. Ainsworth, F.


■ Leeks: A. Fazackerley, Dr B. Smith. Any other vegetable: Dr B. Smitn, S. R o thw e l l . Heaviest tomatoes: A. Fazack­ erley, S. Rothwell. French beans: A. Fazackerley, J. Leach. Runner beans: A. Fazackerley, C. S. Lloyd.


Cotterill. Cucumber: Mrs J. Nightingale, C. S. Lloyd.


H. Whitehead, Sirs A. Post- lethwaite. Crochet: Mrs G. Slater, Mrs A. Postlethwaite. Knitted garment for child: Mrs I. Walker, Mia G. Slater. Knit­ ted garment for baby: Mrs I. Wiggiesworth, Mrs G. Slater. Soft toy: Mrs M. Power, Mrs


Hand-knitted garment: Mrs HANDICRAFTS


Ainsworth. Dry: R. Thompson, G. Ainsworth.


Brown: R. G e ld a rd , S. Wilshaw.


Smith, J. Leach. Tomatoes: T. Seery, D. Ibbetson. Potatoes: S. Wilshaw, R. Thompson. Turnips: S. Wilshaw, A. Fazac- kerley. Lettuce: C. S. Lloyd, Mrs P. Wooff. Cabbage: T. Seery, A. Fazackerley. Caulif­ lower: T. Seery. Carrots: A. Jones. Beetroot: A. Fazacker­ ley, S. Wilshaw. Exhibition onions: A. Fazack­


F o u r vegetables: Dr B.


MEMBERS’ CLASSES VEGETABLES


White: 1 and 2 P. Smith. EGGS Sweet: R. Thompson, G. WINE


THE empty Whiteacre School, Barrow, should preferably be used as a private • school or college says the Ribble Valley Planning and-Transporta­ tion Committee. The County Council,


which owns the site, has ideas of selling the prop­ erty in lots. But this does not find favour with the Ribble Valley Council nor with the Parish Council, Both feel it should be dis­ posed of as a whole, if that is possible. Mr Philip , Bailey, the


BARKERS BEST BLOOMING BULBS!


FOR THE


Thousands now in stock—Top quality ONLY Ail OUR bulbs are down in price this year


MEMBERS of Clitheroe branch of the Royal Brit­ ish Legion will be joined


Borough Council Planning and Technical Officer, told the com m itte e th a t MENCAP was a possible buyer to use as a school for handicapped children. Ribble Valley is op­


posed to a suggestion that part of the place_ could


p e rm an en t , buildings should be converted into flats is “acceptable" but, says the Planning and Transportation Commit­ tee, there should be no other housing develop­ ment there. It is felt that the open


oecome a caravan site. A suggestion that_ the


erley, J. Leach. Onions: 1 and 2 A. "Fazackerley. Heaviest to­ matoes: Mrs F. Pickles, A. Fazackerley. Runner beans: C. S. Lloyd, A. Fazackerley. Peas: C. S. Lloyd, J. Hibble. Any other vegetables: S. Wil­ shaw, J. Leach.


W. Pollitt. FloweringMtplant: Mrs E. Calvert, T. W. Follitt. Foliagejx)t plant: T. W. Pollitt, Mrs M; Abrahams. Flowers: Mrs 0. Leach, Mrs H. White­ head. Gladioli: C. S. Lloyd, J. Devaney. Hardy herbaceous perennial blooms: Mrs D. Simp­ son, Mra D. Kinrade. Phlox: Mia B. Livesey, Dr B. Smith. Sweet peas: Mrs 0. Leach, I.


Annuals: R. Thompson, T. FLOWERS


space should remain as agricultural land, or used for recreational purposes w i th all the sp o r ts facilities retained and made available to the local people.


Chemists’ rota


TODAY and tomorrow, Boots, Castle Street, will be open from 6 to 7 p.m. Sunday: Derrick Green, Railway View, noon to 1 p.m. Monday to Friday 6 to 7 p.m.


b y . colleagues from all over the north west on a procession to the Parish Church for the dedication of the branch’s new stan­ dard a week on Sunday.


by vice-president Mr Tom Liddle, will be the third since the branch was founded in 1921.


The standard, donated At the dedication cere­


mony, the present stan­ dard, which replaced the original one in 1959, will be “laid up” and the new one officially brought into service.


Branch treasurer Mr


Gilbert Mantle said that representatives of up to 40 Legion branches from all over the north west will be taking, part in the procession, which will berin at the Legion club on Whalley Road.


We also have the largest selection of super quality, container grown


John runs to a hat-trick


PENDLETON teenager John Nelson won the village sports cup on Saturday for the third consecutive year. John (13), of Wymond-


houses Farm, with e i^ t points, was followed oy Julie Whitwell with five and her brother William with four. The annual fell race or­


ganised. by Clayton-le- Moors Harriers was won by Harry Walker, of Blackburn Harriers (33 mins 16 secs). First local winner was


Clayton Harrier Shaun Livesey, of Clitheroe, who was fourth. Some 150 runners tackled the new.


MBE is stolen AN MBE medal and.


Pictured are some of §oods worth £600 have een taken from a house


the guests at a dance and cabaret evening at the club on Friday which raised £50 towards the cost of catering and other expenses for the dedica-


' tion.


in the Whalley area. The thieves took an


antique walnut box, a barometer, a squirrel fur coat, a gold ring, two jet pendants, a jet and crys­ tal necklace, a radio, an electric clock and cutlery.


RESULTS .


11 — William Whitwell, Robert Bailey; girls: Lynn Peters, Linda Berry. 30 yards: 7-8 - r Lee Wood


Flat races: 60 yards, boys 9-


Bum, Jamie Whitwelk 5-6 — Peter Bailey, Seth Drachen- berg; 4 and under — Robert Whitwell, Donna Drachenberg. Egg and spoon: .Ladies —


longer course to the top. of Pendle and back.


ROSEBUSHES


FRUITTREES HYBRID


RHODODENDROHS Trees, shrubs, conifers, heathers and alpines


TUBS, ORNAMENTS, PEAT and all garden sundries


Mrs Elizabeth Slinger, Karen 'Taylor; 10 and under — Emma RoDinson, Lynn Peters; 11-15 — John Nelson, Julie Whitwell. S a c k : L a d ie s — Mrs


POT PLANTS and fresh cut flowers ALL AT


Elizabeth Slinger, Mrs Wintle, Girls, 9 and under — Linda Berry, Adele Rhodes; boys — R o b e r t Whitwell, David Staveley. Girls, 10 and over — Julie Vmitwell, Lisa Whitwell; boys — John Nelson, Philip Wilson. Potato: Girls, 9 and under


BARKERS


Emma Robinson, Lynn Peters; boys — William Whitwell, Robert Bailey. Girls, 10 and over — Julie Whitwell, Lisa Whitwell; boys — Philip Wilson, John Nelson. Mile: John Nelson, Sam


Westhead. Wellie throwing: Adam


Whitehead, John Nelson.


PRIMROSE NURSERIES and GARDEN CENTRE WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE. Tel. 23521


Open seven days a week, weekdays 8-30 a.m. to 5-30 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m Also Clitheroe Market


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K. H ^ d . Oil painting: J. Fell, F. Cot­


terill. Water-colour painting: S. Howarth, Mrs Muftagh. Pot­ tery: Mrs M. Ibbotson. Other h an d ic ra f t: J . Eccles, G. Hardman.


J. 6): J. Wadsworth, C. Wads­ worth.


M. Naylor. Parkin: Mrs I. Walker, Mrs D. Threllfall. Shrewsbury b iscu its : Mrs Sutton, Mrs D. Threllfall. Vic­ toria sandwich: J. Wadsworth, Mrs P. Wadsworth. Fruitcake: Joint 2nd A. Smith and Mrs M. Ibbetson. Fancy cakes (under-


Scones: Mrs K. Heald, Mrs BAKING


A. Smith. Jam: Mrs G. Kin- rade, Mrs J. Nightingale. Bot­ tled fruit: Mrs M. Power, Mrs M. Naylor.


Marmalade: Mrs M. Power, PRESERVES


Bridge Club


TWEL\^ tables were in play at last week’s duplicate game' at Clitheroe Bridge Club. Win­ ners were: NS — Mr P. Jen­ nings and Mr Spencer, Mr W. L. V^kinson and Mr B. Hicks. EW — Mrs Moss and Mrs Haworth, Mr and Mrs Walsh. ITie following was an unusual


hand. South dealer EW Vul;


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Hibble. Roses; Mrs B. Livesey, Mrs J. Bradl^. Asters: Mra J. Nightingale, J. Devaney. Anti- rrmnums: 1 and 2 Mrs M. Power. Six dahlias: J. De­ vaney, T. W. Pollitt. Dahlias arranged for effect: T. W. Pol­ litt, I. Hibble.


Karen Smith. Wild flowers: Victoria Leach, Karen Jones. Vase of flowers: Y v e t te Livesey, Sally Wilshaw. Pamt- ing: ^ 5 years — Katherine Phillips; 6-7 — Richard Phillips; 8-11 — Philippa Holmes, Katie Albifls*


CHILDREN’S CLASSES Wild grasses: Jason Livesey,


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Rachel Crabtree. Miniature gtu^en: Jane Wadsworth, Jason !se


Jane W a d sw o r th , * Jones, Karen1 Smith. jivesey. Wild 'W fruits: Karen e"


— Ridiard ’Threlfall, Victoria HoUin; 9-11 — Karen Jones, Wendy Hollin; 12-13 — Claire Wadsworth, Jane Wadsworth; 14-15 — Sally Wilshaw, Karen Smith.


Article by child up to 8 yeare


Plan for hobbies room


A PROPOSAL to build a detached games and hob­ bies room at “Lynbrook,” 'Galley Old Road, Bil­ lington, is among the latest applications re­ ceived by -the Ribble Valley Council’s Planning Depa rtment (number


plan to erect domestic entrance pordies at 68 Billington Gar­ dens (0837). CUtheroe: Change of use of


Also from Billington comes a


dwelling house and garage at 49 Moor Lane to first floor flat and ground floor accommoda­ tion 5 ) ^ ) ; erection of fluores­ cent sign at .2 Moor Lane


(0842).Sawley: Division of Smithies Bridge House into two separate


dwemngs (0840). Langho: Conversion of barn


to dwelling at Mytton Fold


Farm (0835). Sabden: Detached double


B e at 9 Homeacre Avenue


. West Bradford; Kitchen ex­ tension; new bedroom with bathroom and pitched roofs to replace flat roofs at 19 South- field Drive (0i841). ,


Rummaged in skips


TWO men who mmmaged in the waste skips near th e Petre Garage at Langho were each fined £10 with £5 costs at Clitheroe. Jack Crossley, of Forfar


Street, Burnley, and 'Wil­ liam Mobre, of Whitby Drive, Blackburn, pleaded


guUty. ’The prosecutions were


brought b y: Lancashire County Council under the Control of Pollution Act


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THE myths and legends of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table come to' life in “Ex- c a l ib u r ,’’ ; showing at Clitheroe Civic Hall next


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