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‘Royal’ scarcity but still a blooming good show


EVERYTHING in the garden was rosy for Clith- eroe Garden Club mem­ bers taking part in the annual siiow on Saturday — despite a scarcity of the royal blooms.


requests for more entries, the number remained around the same as last year, at just over 300.


D e s p i t e r e p e a t e d


case of quality not quan­ tity, something for which the local show is noted and which again drew praise from the judge, Mr J. Green, of Littleborough, who said how much he enjoys visiting the Clith- croe Show. The event was held two


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T R Y ING t o r e s to r e a f in e o ld b u i ld in g t o i t s f o rme r g lo r y an d b r in g i t b a n g up t o d a t e a t t h e s am e t im e i s a n e x t r em e l y d i f f i c u l t pr o c ed u r e . T h a t ’s w h a t m a k e s th e p r o j e c t a t L o d g e


in racing circles a “win double”. To start at the begin­


1831), making it one of needed was not ju s t a Bu rnley’s oldes t . An major restoration and re­ extension added some 28 furbishment,but one which years later gave it its pres- would give the building a ent unusual and attractive significant new lease of life 'U’ shape — but more of while allowing it to retain that later.


ning, Lodge House was built as a spinning mill in


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for a variety of organisa­ t ions and companies


declined, so did Lodge House. It acted as a home


As the cotton industry features. A daunting pros- its outstanding historic


pect, but one which has now been carried out to stunning effect.


including a firm of cabinet examined the building and The scheme’s architects


Hous e , which is a lmo s t r ight in the hea r t o f town in Cow Lane , so impr e s s iv e : be c aus e the f o rme r Vi c to r ia n mi l l h a s b e e n s tu n n in g ly r efurbished to house B u rn le y ’s mo s t mode rn of f ice ac commodat ion in a bui lding o f r eal his ­ toric character. It’s what they would call


weeks earlier than usual, due to another special occasion — the forthcom­ ing golden wedding of the hardworking show chair- man/honorary secretary Mr Geoff Sainsbury and his wife, Cissie, the show treasurer. The recent long dry


spell meant that entries were down in some sec­ tions, part icularly the roses, most having “come and gone,” in the words of Mr Sainsbury. A number of people took


the plunge and entered for the first time, including Mrs Susan Tootle, whose fern lovingly nurtured on the windowledge of her home took first prize in the foliage section and


drew admiring glances and words from seasoned gar­ deners , including the judge, who described it as one of the finest he had seen.


Clitheroe, there was a par­ ticularly sweet smell of s u c c e s s . Mr Geo rg e Michael Byrne took the Frank Dickens Trophy for most points in the vegeta­ ble c la s s e s and also enjoyed success in the dahlia, chrysanthemum and fuchsia sections, tak­ ing home three trophies.


For the Byrne family, of


Medal awarded to the exhibitor winning most prize money went to Mr Edward Moorcroft, of


The R H S B a n k s i a n


Grindleton, who had a par­ ticularly successful show, also winning the trophy for gaining most points overall. Prizes were presented by the Mayor of Clitheroe,


Coun. Pat Shepherd. Trophies


M. Blackburn. Mrs Green Cup for pinks: G. Sainsimry. Trutex Trophy for root vegetables: J. Aspin. Garden Cup for onions: W. G. and 1. Gregson. Most points overall: It. Moorcroft. Children’s Cup: Rachel Holden. Hargreaves Cup for house plant: S. Tootle.


Results


Flowers and plants Single rose: M. Blackburn, E. Moorcroft, N. Adamson. Vase of roses: N. Adamson, It. Friend. Sweet peas: C. Duckworth, .1. Gregory, It. Moorerofl. Dahlias: 1 and 2 G. M. Byrne, It. Moor­ croft. Single dahlia: 1 and 2 G. M. Byrne, It. Moorcroft. Vase of gladioli: G. Sainsbury,


N. Adamson. Single gladiolus: F. and B. Wilson, It. Friend. Vase of chrysanthemums: G. M. Byrne, 2 and 2 It. Moorcroft. Single chrysanthemum: I and 2 G. M. Byrne, It. Moorcroft. Sjiray chrysanthemums: 1 and 2 It. Moorcroft, .1. Gregory. Single sorav chrysanthe­


mums: 1 ami 2 It. Moorcroft, .1, Gregory. Vase of herbaceous flowers: 1 and 2 It. Moorcroft, M. Silverwood. Vase of annuals: G. Sainsbury, It. Friend. Vase of cut flowers: S. Cowgill, It. Friend, C. Sainsburv. Foliage plant: S. 'Tootle, A. I fall, F. and B. Wilson. Flowering plant: C. Sains­


Whipo Cup for tomatoes: W. G. and I. Gregson. South worth Cup fur cut garden flowers: S. Cowgill. Standring Cup for neas and beans: J. Gregory. Floral Cup for best floral exhibit and N. Garside Award for chrysan­ themums: G. M. Byrne. .1. Tat- tersall Medal for spray chrysan­ themums: K. Moorcroft. Lucas Rose Bowl for roses:


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'THERE’S something to suit every taste in a varied series of events planned for the autumn by Clith­ eroe Lions Club, starting with an evening with the “Oldham Tinkers.” This will he held at Mi­


Oldham Tinkersnight


ll. Spe’dding’s Henthorn Farm, Clitheroe, at 7-:;o p.m. on September 1st. with proceeds going to local charities. This is followed by a


clay pigeon shoot at Wad- (iiiigton Cun Club, above the Moorcock Inn on Wad- dington Fell, at 1 p.m. on October 21st, to which novices and experienced members of the public un­ invited. Finally, there will he ,-i


race night at Mylton Fold. Langho, at 7-3(1 p.m. on November Kith, when half the proceeds will again he for local charities and half for the Children in Need Appeal.


Bus shelters


RESIDENTS in the Well Terrace area of Clilhcrue are to be consulted on the replacement of nearby bus shelters. “The provision of these


shelters is outstanding." said ch a i rman ( ’nun. Harry Waddinglon. at a meeting of the Kibble Val­ ley Council’s Public Works and Health Committee. “There is a need to treat


this problem sympatheti­ cally by establishing the reactions and observations of the nearbv residents.”


bury, G. Suinsbury, M. Ker­ shaw. Fuchsia: 1 and 2 G. M. Byrne, H. Bradley. Vase of pinks: G. Sainsbury, .1. Gregory, C. Sainsbury. Carnations: H. Bradley, It. Friend. Cactus: 1 and 2 II. Bradley, J. Holden.


Vegetables Tomatoes: W. and I. Gregson, F. and B. Wilson, S. Cowgill. Potatoes: G. M. Byrne, T. Whit­ taker, ,1. Gregory. Exhibition onions: 1 and 2 It. Moorcroft, J.


A TRIO of firsts for Air Ceorge iiyme, pictured with his soil John who, spurred on by his father’s hobby, is pursuing a career in gardening, and daughter Juliette


Holden, lfioz onions: .1. Holden, 2 and 2 G. Sainsbury. (luz. onions: 1 and 2 W. G. and I. Gregsun, G. Friend. Beet: J. Aspin, A. Burn, ,1.


Gregory. 'Turnips: C. Kershaw. Swedes: C. Kershaw. Carrots: G. M. Byrne. Cabbage: I). 'Tay­ lor. I. Cowperthwaite, T. Whit- La k e r . Ca uliflower: I . Cowperthwaite.


Peas: I. Cowperthwaite, .1. Gregory, G. Sainsburv. Broad


beans: K. Wilson, A . ‘Hall, R. Dewhurst. Runner beans: .1. Gregory, R. Wilson, G. Sains­ bury. 'lYay of vegetables: G_ M., Byrne, .J. Gregory. Any other vegetable:.!. Holden, W. G. and I. Gregson, ,1. Gregory. Soft fruit: .1. Gregory. Wine and preserves


Dry wino: K. Friuml, C. Ker­ shaw. C. Sain.sbury. Sweet


wine: l ami 2 C. Sainsimry, K. Friend. Jam: l and 2 W. G. and I. Gregson, K. Friend. Children's section Dressed vegetable: Rachel Hol­ den, Susanna Turner, Janies Turner. Miniature garden: Ruth Bowness, Susanna Tu rn er , Edward 'Turner.


cian Abbey holds its annual open day, while Monday will see the vil­ lage invaded bv dozens of Britain's best-loved cars, as the abbey plays host to a Morris Minor rally.


THK bank holiday week­ end is going to be a busy time in Wballev. with two major events taking place. On Saturday the Cister­


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makers, and both Burn­ ley’s Sea Cadets and Air Training Corps, but the building itself continued its fall into disrepair. Id e a l ly , wh a t was


THE impressive reception area and foyer at Lodge House


bright clean tiling and exquisite wrought iron­ work,they have created an a tmo sp h e re which is modern, comfortable and “professional" in the very best sense of all three words and topped it off here and there with “arty” touches where sections of the original stonework have been left exposed, and repointed. . "Class" is the only word


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phase one of the restora­ tion — providing 11,000 square feet of office space — has been completed, and four tenants have already moved in. They can drive to work with no fears in the morning, as contract parking is close at


to describe it. At this moment in time,


tion was complete, the next step was to redesign the interior of the three-storey building to accommodate made-to-measure office units starting from -100 squa re feet . In te r io r designers were brought in to take care of that and the result is quite simply magnificent. Using rich dee]) woods,


decided, work started in earnest. The old roof was in a bad state of repair, so off it came and a new one was put in its place. Then came the floors, which did not comply with modern office loading require­ ments — they were all replaced with ones that do and new windows were put in to complete the job. Once the basic restora­


decided that the bearing housing for the beam engine that once powered the mill machinery should remain. The high Vic­ torian arched windows should stay too. T h a t h a v in g b e en


hand and their clients have the luxury of being able to park right outside. Blit the story is far from


over. At present, only the front of the building —the 180-1 section — has been completed: the original mill, containing a further 12,000 square feet, is still waiting. Work on that should have been com­ pleted by this time next year and once it’s finished an enclosed Victorian courtyard will be created between the two build­ ings, in that ‘U’ shape mentioned at the begin­ ning. I t ’s going to look magnificent. The work that’s already


been done on Lodge House has been called the finest


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