8 Clitheroe AdveHiser and Times, September 5th, 1985


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RAGNALL — WYLEY


wedding o f 1 Mr Paul Andrew Ragnall and Miss Susan Wyley at St Paul’s Church, Little Marsden, Nelson. The bridegroom, a civil


A honeymoon in the Lake District followed the


Record-breaking en try a t Whatley show


THE summer's, showery weather could not put a dampener on the 84 en­ trants who provided a record-breaking 490 en­ tries at Whalley and dis­ trict Horticultural Socie­ ty's flower and vegetable show. The number of entries


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was up by 44 on last year and there was something for everyone to admire in the various classes. One of the stars of the


show was Wendy Hollin, of W hittam Road, Whalley, who re ta in e d th e Ward Trophy for most points in the children’s classes. Wendy (14), who has only


one arm and wears artificial legs, gained first and second


prizes in the class for any article made by a child 14 to


behind younger sister Vicky, in the wild grasses class. S The show, at Whalley CE


15 and a second place —


Pat Haigh, who also judged the flower arrangement section. The major trophy of the


servant, is the only son of Mr and Mrs Jack Ragnall, of H ay h u rs t S t re e t , Clitheroe, and the bride, also a civil servant, is the only daughter of Mr and Mrs Eric Wyley, of Lan­ caster Gate, Nelson. The bride, given away


by her father, wore a model crinoline-style


gown of Austrian lace trimmed with s a tin , featuring flounces on the neckline and elbow-length sleeves. She wore a floral headdress with a finger­ tip-length veil and earned a bouquet of pink roses and white bridal flowers. Bridesmaids were Miss


chool, was opened by Mrs


show, the RHS Banksian Medal, for the most prize money in horticultural clas­ ses, went to Mr T. W. Pol- litt, entirely with pot plants and floral displays.


Cup and Leonard Nightingale Memorial Trophy — W. Brad­ ley. Clegg Challenge Cup and Dorothy Taylor Challenge Trophy — T. W. Pollitt. Duck­ worth Challenge Cup — Mrs


Basil Greenwood Challenge Trophies


E. Bale. Coronation Challenge Cup — Mrs S. Rothwell. Harold Thompson Cup — Dr B. Smith. William Birtwell Cup • N. Walmsley. Ward Trophy Miss Wendy Hollin.


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IT ’S all smiles from children’s class winners: Back — Katherine Phillips and Sara Jamieson. Middle —


Victoria Hollin. Front —


chrysanthemums was not pre­ sented as there were no chry­ santhemum entries.


Alice Clayton Trophy for


Vanessa Calder, the bride’s cousin, and Miss Heather Robson. They wore pink crinoline dres­ ses with deep frilled hem­ lines and carried posies of pink roses and white bridal flowers. Best man was Mr Pat­


son. Arrangement in egg-cup: Miss Y. D. Livesey, Mrs S. E. Carlyon. Dahlias arranged for effect: Mrs E. Bale. One dahlia:


Artistic floral arrangement: Mrs B. Livesey, Mrs D. Simp­


Flowers


rick Fell, groomsman was Mr Peter Costello and ushers were Mr Vincent Broderick and Mr Duncan Newman. The ceremony was per­


formed by Canon Lee and the marriage was blessed by Fr J. Wareing. A reception was held at


the Spread Eagle Hotel, Sawley, followed by an evening p a r ty a t St Philip’s Hall, Padiham. The couple are to live in


Nelson. Photograph: Linton


Photography, Nelson. Smaller


RIBBLE Valley Council planning approval has been given for an exten­ sion to Mr L. Chiappi’s premises on the Upbrooks In d u s t r ia l E s ta te Clitheroe. Last year the commit­


T. W. Pollitt. Roses arranged for effect: Mrs E. Bale. Mrs S. Little. One rose: J. Bradley, Mrs E. Calvert, R. J. Thomp­ son. Gladioli: J. Gorner, J. Lin- ;ard. Vase of flowers: H. S. ohnson, Miss G. E. Dickinson.


Flowering plant: T. W. Pollitt, Miss D. Pearce. Flowering pot nla Smith, Mrs E. Calve


T. W. Pollitt, J. Lingard. Cacti and succulents: Mrs E. Cal­ vert, Mrs B. Livesey. Gent’s buttonhole: W. Bradley, Miss G. E. Dickinson. Lady’s • cor­ sage: Mrs B. Livesey, Miss G. E. Dickinson. Sweet peas: G. Ainsworth, H. S. Johnson.


ilant: T. W. Pollitt, Mrs A. .Vhitham. Foliage plant in pot:


lant: Dr B. ert. Foliage


Beet: J. Wooff. Peas: R. A. and P. Rishto n . Kidney


Vegetables Eotatoes: W. Bradley, Mrs S.


Wilkinson. Four onions: W. Bradley, A. Fazackerley. Tur­ nips: 2, Mrs S. Little. To­ matoes: N. Walmsley, J. Ling­ ard. Cucumber: S. Rothwell, G. Ainsworth. Any other veget­ ables: W. Bradley, R. A. and P. Rishton. Heaviest truss of tomatoes: A. Fazackerley, S. Rothwell. French beans: W. Bradley.


,ittle. Three onions: Mrs J. M.


tee refused permission for an extension to be used as a workshop, feeling it amounted to an over-in- tensive development of the site. The new exten­ sion, though, would be much smaller and for the applicant’s personal use.


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M. Whitehead, Airs T. Walker. Crocheted article: Mrs Sallis.


St James’s weekend


of healing


A SPECIAL weekend of healing is being held at St J am e s ’s C hurch, Clitheroe, at which a couple who are interna­ tionally renowned for their work will hold teach­ ing sessions. They are the Rev. Reg


Hand-knitted garment: Mrs Handicrafts


Mrs M. - Whitehead. Knitted garment for child: Mrs S. Little. Knitted garment for baby: Mrs MacDonald, Mrs Wigglesworth. Soft toy: Mrs R. PowTey, Mrs M. Dewnurst. Oil colour painting: Mrs G. Kin- rade. Water colour painting: Miss Y. D. Livesey, Mrs M. Dewhurst. Hand-made pottery: Mrs D. Gathercole, Mrs E. Parry. Embroidery: Mrs M. Dewhurst, Mrs E. Parry. Carving: 1 and 2, J. Dewhurst. Patchwork: 1 and 2, Mrs Wig-


flesworth. Tapestry: 1 and 2, Baking


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Mrs M. De Laurier. Parkin: Mrs T. Walker, Mrs S. Little. Shrewsbury biscuits: Mrs T. Walker, Mrs E. M. Holt. Vic­ toria sandwich: Mrs J. M. Wil­ kinson, Mrs M. Threlfall. Fruit cake: Mrs E. Pearce, Mrs T. Walker.


Scones: Mrs P. Jamieson,


Richard Phillips. Preserves


Fancv cakes: Wendy Hollin, Children (under IB)


Mrs E. M.Holt. Lemon cheese: Mrs T. Walker. Mrs M. De Laurier. Jam: Airs Thompson, Mrs E. M. Holt. Bottled fruit: Mrs S. Little.


Marmalade: Mrs T. Walker,


A. Whitham, D. Threlfall. Drv: Mrs M. Dewhurst, D. Threlfall, T. Peagam.


White: G. Lumb. Brown: Sterling Enterprises, G. Lumb.


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Wilshaw. Tomatoes: N. Walm­ sley, J . Lingard. Round potatoes: 2, G. Lumb. Kidney potatoes: Mrs S. Little, G. Lumb. Turnips: G. Lumb, Airs S. Little. Cabbage: 2, G. Lumb. Carrots: W. Bradley, R. A. and P.. Rishton. Beet: G. Lumb, J. Wooff. Three onions: R. J. Thompson, R. A. and-P. Rishton. Four onions: W. Brad­ ley, A. Fazackerley. Shallots: 1 and 2, A. F a z a ck e r ley . Heaviest truss of tomatoes: A. Fazackerley, W. Peace. Peas: W. Bradley, R. A. and P. Rishton. Any other vegetables: W. Bradley, Airs C. Wilshaw.


Tray of four sorts: 2, Airs C.


Members’ classes Vegetables


W. Bradley. Flowering jilant: Dr B. Smith, Aliss D. Peace. Foliage plant: Airs J. Ronnan, T. W. Pollitt. Outdoor grown flowers: Airs Al. Whitehead, Airs D. Gorner. Gladioli: G. Lumb, Airs R. Powley. Hardy herbaceous perennials: Airs G. Kinrade, Airs D. Simpson.


Annuals: Airs D. Simpson, Flowers


East and his wife, Lucia, of the Barnabos Fellow­ ship, Blandford Forum, Dorset, who will hold two teaching sessions in the school and in the church, on Saturday. The weekend will start


with a healing service at the church tomorrow and finish, on Sunday, with a healing service in the evening. The Rector, the Rev.


Sweet: Mrs D. Gorner, Mrs Wine


Helped to develop YFC


A FOUNDER member of Slaidburn Young Famers’ Club, Mr John Briggs, of The Meeting House, Newton, has died, aged 66.


velop the club in the dif­ ficult years of the 1930s and saw it grow into a thriving organisations.


Hodder Valley, • he was well-known through his job as a farm worker and as a general worker with the Ribble Valley Council until retirement in 1983.


A popular figure in the


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the war with the Royal Army Medical Corps and was posted to France with the British Ex peditionary Force in 1940, and later served in India.


He served throughout


Phlox: Airs B. Livesey, Dr B. Smith. Sweet peas: Airs A. Whitham, W. Peace. Roses ar­ ranged for effect: J. Bradley, Airs B. Livesey. Asters: Airs D. Gorner, G. Lumb. Dahlias: T. W. Pollitt, G. Lumb. Bowl of dahlias arranged for effect: Airs E. Bale.


Wild grasses: Vicky Hollin, Children’s classes


became a keen worker for the Hodder Valley branch of the Royal British Legion, and the Newton Village Hall committee.


In la te r y e a r s he


and a daughter, Sheila. The service and inter­


He leaves a wife, Lucy


ment was at St Helen’s Church, Waddington, on Tuesday.


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David Woodhouse, said the weekend was an excit­ ing development for the church which was witnes­ sing an extension of its healing services of prayer and tne laying of hands for those in need. Visitors from several


parts of the diocese are expected to attend the services, which can trace their origins for more than 2,000 years to the


Farmer collapses and dies


tending stock


FARMER Mr Robert Nicholas Capstick, whose family had farmed at Bolton-by-Bowland for four generations, collapsed and died while tend ing his livestock.


actions of Jesus. “ The work of the church will be made more


alive for its participants and more direct because many wonderful blessings have flowed as a result of these healing services,” said Mr Woodhouse.


THE newly-purchased sound equipment has been a major step forward for the Clitheroe and District Gramophone Society, chairman Mr G.. B. Edon reported at the 38th annual meeting.


tinue , to meet at Lower- gate, with the popular re-


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Yew Tree Farm, had bat­ tled against heart trouble for many years and re­ fused to let it stand in the way of. the life he loved,' said his wife, Brenda. Mrs Capstick found him in a lane near to the farm.


Mr Capstick (57), of Gramophone Society


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programme will be the chairman’s choice. Vis­


sheep and dairy farmer and had a milk round in Bolton-by-Bowland. Villa­ gers liked him for his cheerful and placid dispos ition. The family also ran


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Fiona Little, Katherine Jamieson and Victoria Little


Wendy Hollin. Wild flowers: Fiona Little, Robert Little.


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Wendv Hollin. Flower arrangement


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