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SQUALLY showers . . far as' the eye could see . people who braved the annual Chipping Show. Leagram Hall Show-


ground, home of the show; for the past seven years,' became a colourful place as the crowds turned up armed with raincoats, wellies and brollies, deter­ mined to enjoy their day in the countryside. Last year people were


basking in the sun, rest­ ing on the park’s lush slopes. This time the scene was totally diffe­ rent, but the quality of the show was neverthe­ less excellent. Show secretary Mr Mal­


colm Kenyon said that en­ tries for the show had in­ creased by about 10 per cent on previous years. The quality of entries in


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the horticulture section was surprisingly high con­ sidering the poor weather this summer. The WI tent was as


. and mud .. .. for as . . did not deter 2,000 elements for the 59th


day’s proceedings was Bleasdale farmer Robin Roe, of Brooks Farm, who won the Earl of Derby Cup for the local cattle champion. He also won the trophy for the British Friesian


(female). Brother and sister,1


Julie and Richard Seed, of Parsonage Farm, Chip­ ping, won the prize for the best pair of heifer stirks — also for the second year in succession. Chipping gardener Mr


Raymond Freeman re­ tained the trophy for most points in the vegetable section with his partners, the Smith brothers. W. W. Howarth took


popular as ever, with the artistry and skill of the members for all to see. There were many other


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attractions to keep the crowds happy, among them displays of agricul­ tural machinery and the craft of blacksmith Ron Carter, of Trapp Forge, Simonstone. Local lads braved the


weather to be put in the stocks and have sponges filled with muddy water thrown at them — and there was also a trials motor bike competition. Sadly the weather


called a halt to the horse races, the ground being far too soggy, and the kiddies’ inflatable castle was deflated and packed away, the owner explain­ ing that because of the rain it became a giant paddling pool! However, the smiles on


the faces of local winners brightened things up con­


siderably. Well pleased with the


home the trophy for most points in the flower clas­ ses. Dick Pye again won the cup for most points in pot plants and Stephen Clark collected the award for the best exhibit in the children’s horticultural section.. In the WI classes, Mrs


Maggie Inskip earned her­ self the cookery trophy and Mrs Liveridge was the winner of the handic­ rafts cup.


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“THAT on lop of the world feeling.” Victorious Chipping YFC tug-of-war A. team skipper Peter Stott is lifted aloft by team-mates. With them (extreme left) is show chairman John Stott


Three children tied for


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the cattle classes. The team’s trainer and


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chairman of the show, Mr John Stott, of Laund Farm, Chipping, ex­ plained: “The show com­ mittee decided to break with tradition this year because of all the work these lads have put into Chipping Young Fanners’ Club and promoting the


village. “They’ve done us proud


MRS


RICHARDS, of Fort Street, Clitheroe, with the champion’s cup for the in-hand horse classes


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lately and we were espe­ cially pleased when they finished third in an all- England competition at the R oy al Show at Stoneleigh.” The decision obviously


met with the approval of- the team’ s, sp onsor, Clitheroe auctioneer Mr Robin Addyman, who was on hand to conduct a sheep sale on the field. Show president Dr Ian


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THUMBS DOWN


A PROPOSAL for a dwel­ ling and garage on land off Shireburn Road, West Bradford, has been given


■ the thumbs down by plan­ ners.


The Ribble Valley


Council’s Development Sub-committee was told that the site was within an area of special land­ scape, restricting develop­ ments to those fulfilling an agricultural or other proven local need.


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K. Thomber. Dairy cow: A. Pye. Three Friesians: T. Taylor. Ayrshire: A. Pye. Charolais: B. E. and M. A. Billington. Beef: Best heifer calf — B. E. and M. A. Billing- I ton. Best beef bull or steer calf — J. A. Critchley. Best exhibit [ in cattle class by show commit­ tee member: George and Ted Brewer.


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OUTLINE proposals for the construction of three 1 houses on land to the east and west of Fir Tree House, Downham Road, Chatburn, have been turned down. The Ribble Valley


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Gisburn painter and de


corator Mr Leonard Poole married Susan Brough at Trinity Methodist Church Clitheroe, on Saturday.


The bridegroom, son of


the late Mr and Mrs G. Poole, lives at Park View, Gisburn, and the bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs D. Scargill, of Brad­ ford.


The bride, given away


by her father, wore a mid-length gown of cream georgette, with lace inset and cuffs. Her cream headdress was decorated with lemon orchids and a face veil and she carried a matching silk bouquet of orchids, pale pink roses and gypsophila.


Bridesmaid was Miss


Kirsty Brough, the bride’: daughter, who wore ; blue ballerina-style dress with a lace top and net skirt edged in silk.


Best man was Mr Ian


Brierley, and Jon Brough the bride’s son, was usher.


The ceremony was per­


formed by the Rev. J. Needham, and a reception was held at the White Bull, Gisburn.


The couple went to


Blackpool for their honey­ moon. They are to live at


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Park View, Gisburn.


Council’s Development Sub-committee vetoed the applications, for Mr Arkley, because it was of the opinion that the sites in their present form make a significant con­ tribution to the character and quality of the Chat- burn Conservation Area. Planners received 10


letters of objection from nearby residents who claimed that, if granted, the proposals would create more traffic on an already busy and narrow stretch of road. Additionally, the open­


ing up of the front of the sites to Downham Road and the proximity of ex­ isting dwellings would be intrusive and detrimental, not only to the conserva­ tion area but also to nearby residents.


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THE new newsagents in Henthorn Road, Clitheroe, have been re­ fused planning permission for ,an extension to pro­ vide an additional bed­ room at the premises. The Ribble Valley


Council’s Development Sub-committee was told that the application by Mr


J. Earrey was for a first- floor extension above


the existing garage and store-room. The committee felt it


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Light horses Champion: E. P. Isles. Brood J.


Pickard. Jacob: Champion — T. and


R. Stott. Male — B. Holgate. Female -— T. and R. Stott. Texall: Champion — M. Per­ rins. Supreme champion — M. Perrins. Most points in classes — J. J. Walker. Best exhibit by committee member — John Stott.


Heavy horses Champion: Carl Hindle. Colt


or fillv foal: A. Wilkinson. Pair: Carl ‘Hindle. Brood mare: J. Halton.


mare over 14.2h.h.: Mrs A. E. Hirst. Cleveland Bay: Mrs H. Wallbank.


Champion: F. Richards. In-hand horses


Brood mare: Mrs E. Helliwell. Riding


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