tf-fl ’ ’ 6 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, September 7th, 1989


Garden club show tinged with sadness


THE annual Bolland Gardening Club Show was tinged with a note of sadness, following the recent death of show secretary Mr Bill Holland.


During the presen- new Confectionery Tro- tation of awards, com- P]iy>,'v!licK was won by


le a id th a t his name ton were aiso thanked for


le t i to r s and visitors M« M- u:„


Mr and Mrs John Single-


phy by Coun. Jo h n Mr Waddington (pot gteton, Mrs R. Stevenson, Mrs Cowgill.


d lL u o V S f The" BUI Holland Memorial Tro- conveyed to the judges,


well known in the area, (bakingand childrens), especially in Bolton-by- The shows star compet-


Bowland, where he had itor was Mrs M. Singleton, ]jvec]


the Bolland Cup for the who took the Pickles Tro-


ember of the village hall Preserves' section, the committee and a past Rowland Nursery Trophy


chairman of the gardening J?1’ y}e,,l os,e section and club show.


The 12th annual show club member with most


was held in the village hall points throughout the when Coun. Cowgill pre- whole show,


He also spoke about the won th e Milne Redhead


sented the prizes and 0ther trophy winners trophies


were: Mr I. D. Mason who mMr Holland had been a Phy for most PoiPts in the


tt r ih n tp to Mr Holland (floral a r t and children s) Gnmshaw, Mrs J .Corless. Bowl saying th a t he had been an a Mrs h . Moo rn o u se ,


T h e sh ow c h a i rm a n , J la te r (v e g e ta b le s and t0I1| Mrs m. Pickles. Six roses: Mrs Rita Stevenson, paid


plants and flowers), Mr L ^ S L M ^ S i ^ ^ r s Co llmg e Mra M. Singleton, Mr and Mrs


llDUte to Mr H o llan d ,


, ‘ Mnnrhnusp of roses: Mrs M. Singleton, Mrs »«


j . Corless, Mrs M. Nuttall. Sweet peas: Mrs J. Corless,


Corless. Bloom or spike of blooms: Mrs M. Nuttall, Mr R. Dewhurst. Mrs J. Corless. Mixed f low e r s : Mr R. Dewhurst, Mrs R. Stevenson, Mrs J. Corless.


D. Mason. Marigolds: Mrs K. Dyson, Mr I. D. Mason. Mrs J.


l loss of Mr Holland and Bowl for flowers; Miss V. Pickles. N u rse ry rhy doss oi Ml H o n an a an a p- J , . / Mnru Hmtnn arrangement: Miss V.- Pickard,


onated the new trophy — ricKara, tne Mary Heaton Mrs f CorlesS( Mrs K Dyson


a silver salver — for the i roP . / *°r floral art, Mrs Arrangement in a shell: Miss V. best exhibit each year in Life, the Closes Hall Pickard, Mrs R. Stevenson, Mrs thp show


inoanuw. . . 1 ivr S" o *


vase of mixed garden Hammond Trophy for the arrangement: Mrs M. Singleton, flowers


Roger Dewhurst for his Mason s grandson), the Cor les s. S ilv e r wedding junior section.


First recipient was Mr [?"


explained that a new cate- Foliage pot plant: Mr I. D. gory — the baking section Mason, Mrs J. Pickard, Mrs M.


M rs S te v e n s o n Flowers


th e show, and th an k ed Keiny s for donating th e h. Heyworth.


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— had been introduced to P'ck,es. 9S*?U?: P- Mason, .V* farm: Miss V. Pickard, Mrs J.


Arrangement of three flowers: Miss v. Pickard, Mrs K. Dyson, Mrs J. Corless.


Results


Mrs J. Corless, Miss V. Pickard and Mrs’ K. Dyson (joint).


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Mrs H. Wolfenden, Mr R. Dewhurst. Cabbage: 2nd Mrs K.


Vegetables Lettuce: Mrs S. Life, Mr and


Cup for vegetables; and Corless........................ - Mason fMr I fl Exhibit depicting life on a


Corless, Mrs K. Dyson, Mrs M. Pickles. N u rse ry rhyme


Floral Art Foliage with grasses: Mrs J.


Mrs R. Stevenson, Mrs K. Dyson. Dahlias: Mrs J. Corless, Mr I. D. Mason, Mrs M. Pickles. Gladioli: Mr I. D. Mason, Mrs M. Pickles, Mrs H. Robinson. Chrysanthemums: 3rd Mr I.


Mrs J. Pickard, Mrs B. Devlin. Fuchsia: Mrs J. Corless, Mr I. D. Mason, Mrs M. Singleton. Begonia: Mrs J. Corless, Mr I. D. Mason, Mrs D. Wright.


¥ rJ - Mason, Floribunda roses: Mrs M. Sin-


THE f irs t person to receive the “Bill Holland Memorial Trophy” was Roger Dewhurst of Bolton-by-Bowland, pictured with Coun. John Cowgill and other prizewinners.


Mrs H. Wolfenden. Peas: 2nd Mrs S. Life. Carrots: 2nd Mr and Mrs H. Wolfenden. Onions: Mr I. D. Mason, Mr and Mrs H. Wo l f e n d e n , Mr R. Dewhurst.


and Mrs H. Wolfenden, Mrs E. Wright. Tomatoes: Mr A. Howard, Mrs K. Dyson, Mr R. Dewhurst. Beetroot: Mrs J. Corless, Mr and Mrs H. Wolfen­ den, Mrs S. Life. Broad beans: Mrs S. Life, Mr R. Dewhurst, Mrs H. Heyworth.


Beans: Mrs M. Singleton, Mr


Wolfenden, Mrs S. Life, Mrs M. Pickles. Other vegetables: Mrs S. Life, Mr R. Dewhurst. Mrs M. Singleton Soft fruit: Mrs S. Life, Mrs P. Stuttard, Mrs H. Heyworth. Specimen fruit: Mr and Mrs H. Wolfenden, Mrs R. Stevenson, Mrs S. Life. An oddity: Mrs E. Wright, Mrs J. Corless.


Cucumber: Mr and Mrs H.


les, Mrs K. Dyson, Mrs M. Sin­ gleton. Other jam: Mrs M. Sin-


Preserves Raspberry jam: Mrs M. Pick­


Pickard. Fruit jeUy: Mrs D. Painted doily: Scott Muson, Ian Capstick, Mrs M. Pickles, Mrs Mason.


gleton, Mrs M. Cowking, Mrs J. Mason, John Cornthwaite. * w


Dyson, Mrs J. Corless. Marrow: Airs S. Life, Mr R. Dewhurst, James Taylor. Potatoes: Mrs M. Singleton, Mrs K. Dyson, Mr R. Dewhurst. Turnip: Mrs S. Life, Mr and


ton, Mrs M. Cowking, Mrs J. Pickard. Chutney: Mrs M. Pick­ les, Mrs M. Cowking, Mrs M. Singleton. Pickles: 2nd Mrs M. Singleton, Mrs J. Pickard.


Mrs M. Pickles, Mrs N. Comth- waite. Parkin: Mrs K.Dyson, Mrs M. Pickles, Mrs M. Single- ton. Cottage loaf: Mrs M. Sin­ gleton, Mrs M. Pickles, Mrs R. Stevenson.


Comthwaite, Ian Mason, Scott Mason. Arrangement of wild flowers: Scott Mason, lan


Vegetable man or woman: Ian Mason, James Cornthwaite, John Cornthwaite. Painting: Ian Mason, James Cornthwaite, Scott Mason and John Cornth­ waite (joint). Necklace of sweets: John


Junior section Handwriting: Ian Mason, John Comthwaite, Scott Mason.


Mrs K. Dyson, Mrs N. Cornth- waite. Victoria sandwich: Mrs M. Singleton, Mrs.M. Pickles, Mrs N. Cornthwaite. Scones: Mrs J.Pickard, Mrs D. Capstick, Mrs M. Singleton. Shortbread: Mrs J. Pickard,


Confectionery Dundee cake: Mrs M. Pickles,


M. Singleton. Lemon curd: Mrs J. Pickard, Mrs M. Singleton, Mrs D. Capstick. Marmalade: Mrs M. Single-


All aboard for the local firemen’s rail special


CLITHEROE firemen have organised a rail excursion to the interna- tionally-famous Gateshead Metro Centre.


eroe Fire Station Officer, said men based at the sta­ tion had decided to run the day trip to raise funds for


Mr Alan Clarke, Clith­


Died after trip to Edisford


leston, of Ramsey Road, Blackburn.


G L IT H E R O E now has its own Edwardian coffee shop — The A p r ic o t M e r in g u e , hich has moved from


Lowergate to bigger and better premises in


his Lowergate business four years ago, he decided


afternoons and Sundays, too, which is useful. When Terry Wild set up


King Street. It is open Wednesday


from the start that he would concentrate on serving good food at good


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A WARM welcome at Clitheroe’s new Edwardian coffee shop from joint owner Terry Wild


Good food served with a smile


by CLIVE BARNDEN


ises have been exquisitely decorated in pastel apricot and light blue, with repro­


duction Edwardian fittings which include even a brass fan. The colour motif is


prices and serve it, most, importantly, with a smile. His business maxim has paid off handsomely, for customers keep coming back for his cheerful wel­ come and those delicious gateaux he bakes himself. The King Street prem­


restful on the eye and total — even the kitchen and toilets are in aprjeot and blue! The furniture is white wrought-iron and the overall atmosphere comfortable and welcom­ ing, just what you need for a restful break while shopping or to enjoy a light snack at lunchtime. There is a garden, too,


which Terry hopes to use for extra seating. He learned how to make


. Interestingly, the name of the coffee shop came


cakes as a master baker at Rochdale and now bakes celebration cakes for wed­ dings, christenings, 21st birthday parties and other occasions throughout the Ribble Valley. It means long hours, though, for he gets up at 5 a.m. to do his baking, but the quality of his gateaux have become a hallmark of The Apricot Meringue.


’about by accident. At the' time he was considering a name for his business, he was talking it over with friends in a restaurant


move shop, Terry talked over his ideas with local painter and decorator Christopher Sharp and the pair decided an Edwardian theme would be the most a p p r o p r i a t e attractive.


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catching and instantly memorable, and it was a little theatrical, which was appropriate since Terry enjoys taking part in ama- t e u r t h e a t r i c a l productions. When it was time to


when someone suggested it out of the blue. It fitted, as it was eye­


AN elderly driver who was taken ill by Edisford Bridge on Monday morn­ ing was found to be dead on arrival at Blackburn Royal Infirmary. He was Mr John Edd-


the Fire Service’s Benevo­ lent Fund.


private train departing from Preston, Blackburn and Clitheroe, on October 7th, and travelling by the Ribblehead Viaduct on the Settle-to-Carlisle line to Gateshead, arriving at the. Metro Centre at noon.


The excursion includes a


and bar serving light refreshments on the train.


There will be a buffet


Visitors will have six hours for shopping and sightseeing.


all members of the public, and further details can be obtained from Clitheroe Fire Station or by contact­ ing Station Officer Clarke (Clitheroe 23941) eve­ nings. The cost of the journey is £18, with chil­ dren half-price and under- fives free.


The excursion is open to Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)


Former Clitheroe retailer dies at 80


Kelly, their son, the late Mr Peter Kelly, became more involved in running the business and today County Vogue is run by their daughter, Mrs Eliza­ beth Wilson. Mrs Kelly lived with


cessfully over the years and Mrs Kelly maintained a keen interest in the fashion industry until she retired eight years ago. In later years the business, situated across road from the old premises, was ren­ amed County Vogue and specialised in lingerie. ■ After the death of Mr


developed an unrivalled men’s and ladies’ outfitter business, with its own tai­ loring service. Trade continued suc­


and her late husband, held on Friday at Clith- Stirling, took over, the J. eroe Parish Church prior L. Bulcock store at the t o c r e m a t i o n at bottom of King Street Pleasington. where an off-licence is situated today. During the 1950s they


Business is booming for


local firm THINGS are looking good for Clitheroe company T.


and C. Engineering Devel­ opment Ltd.


£100,000 of orders on their books and have just won an order to re-roof the Rectella plant in the town.


The firm now has nearly


Works, Waterloo Road, the company is hoping to double its existing 10- strong workforce in the next 12 months. The work will take


Based at the Reliance


about three months to take off the old roof and replace it with, a plastic- coated steel one.


other daughters — Mrs Jean Nolting, who is mar­ ried to a minister of the Episcopal Church and lives on Long Island, New York, and Mrs Susan Shorrock, who is married to an airline pilot and lives in Cheshire.


Elizabeth and her hus­ band, Ken, at their home in Mellor. She also leaves two


Plans for popular triathlon


Ribblesdale Pool, 33km cycle ride from the pool to Longridge and back and the 15.4km run following the route of the annual Glitheroe 10km course. Forms are available from the Ribble Valley Tourist Information Office, with- a week tomorrow as the closing date.


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ENTRY forms are now available for the Ribble Valley Triathlon. The event is to take place on October 8th and incorporates a 1500m. swim at


Hill said: “We are expand­ ing at a great rate and are looking for fabricators and welders to increase our workforce in all areas."


Managing director Tonv


Thieves raid Whalley units


from P.I.P. and £17 was taken from the safe at W. M. Langshaw and Sons, building contractors and joiners.


THIEVES broke into two industrial units at Abbey Works,, Back King Street, Whalley, during the week­ end and stole cash from both premises. About £30 was stolen


Foe ( THE SLi jm Li.


A WOMAN who helped .to develop a Clitheroe business into one. of the leading outfitters in East Lancashire has died aged 80. Mrs Mary Belle Kelly The funeral service was


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ls responsible for all the parties and its new loca- Lowergate,’’ he explained, the type of people we hope decorating, became so tion should provide the “and the King S tre et to be catering for.” involved in the project ideal setting for that spe- that Terry took him on. as cial occasion, a full-time partner. TT ... ..


shop opened on Tuesday, Terry Cheerfully. “There H ^a<! ei“ P T du W0 always are. Once those are


H^hKi lnc uffinE Barbara out 0f the way, we can ibble, who has been a{; extending the


premises'for1 threiTyears6 range of food we Provide-’’ Now he will be taking on more staff to cope with the Ih e menu will not 66 people he can seat at


King Street. Apricot Meringue is hop- forward to the change of though. In the near future


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