Clitlicroc Advertiser & Times, September 16th, 1993 Qlithcroe 22S2J, (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 422331 (Classified)


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DESPITE threatening clouds and a hint of rain, the 50th Hodder Valley Agricultural and Horticul­ tural Show was all sun­ shine in spirit, with man, beast and vegetable turn­ ing out in record numbers. Families, duly kitted


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o u t in w e l l ie s and cagoules, flocked to the golden anniversary cele­ bration of farming and


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country life, featuring the best in local livestock, hor­ ticulture and handicrafts. Exhibition marquees,


NEWTON’S Nicola Bristol with prizewinning pet Kyle the sheepdog


trade stands and main ring attractions transformed


inches above the heads of fascinated onlookers. R a th e r th a n ju s t


Wood End, on the Duchy of Lancaster estate at Dunsop Bridge, into a friendly community festi­ val for children and adults


ENTRANTS in the chil­ dren’s pet competition proudly display their dons, rabbits, goat and pet sheep after judging.


alike.Highlights of the activ- ity-packed show included breathtaking hawk-flying displays, which peaked with a falcon swooping at breakneck speed ju s t


observing the birds of prey at close range, some visitors used binoculars to keep tabs on the dozens of runners participating in the annual Hodder Valley Show fell races.


tents there was even more to see. Edible necklaces, flower arrangements,


Inside the exhibition


jams, home-made wines, cabbages, runner beans and even a dinosaur­ shaped cake were among the displays in the agricul­


ture marquee. There was also plenty of


time for refreshments, with a bustling beer tent, ice-creams and juicy beef­ burgers, which could be enjoyed watching every­ thing from sheepdog trials and tug-of-war to Morris


dancing. TROPHY WINNERS Cattle


West Cumberland farmers Trophy: Slaidbum Farmers Ltd. Late J. Davis Trophy: J. R. Seed. Late Col. C. G. Hirst Tro­ phy, Mr Timothy Proctors Challenge Cup and Late b. Par- kinson Cun: Holland Brothers. Hansons’ Silver Challenge Cup for best bull: T. Robinson and Sons. Hansons' Silver Challenge Cup for best cow: Holland


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J.C. Kenyon Challenge Trophy and Mrs C. J. Hirst Trophy: Slaidbum Farmers Ltd. Presen­


Brothers. Sheep


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WINNER or the Hansons’ Silver Challenge Cup, Thomas Robinson Jr, accepts his prize from show president Simon Towncley


tation Sheep Shears donated by Youngs Animal Health: K. Spence. Rumenco Voucher: J. Handley. Mr F. Shaw Challenge Cup- T. Robinson and Sons. Late John L. Wood Trophy: G Sagar. S. Schofield Memorial Cup, B. T. Breaks Cun, Late W. Greenhalgh Trophy and Fylde Water Board Trophy: r. Robinson and Sons.


Cup: Walker Brothers. Mrs J. A. It. Kay Challenge Tronhy: G. Sagar. West Cumberland Farmers’ Trophy: T. Walker


The Norman Trees Challenge


Brothers. Horticulture


Barker Shield: Mary Weisters. Col. L. C. King-Wilkinson Sil­ ver Rose Bowl: Mrs Har­ greaves. J. Southworth Stain­


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less Steel Bowl: A. P. Kapp. Late S. It. H. Leaver Challenge


Cup: Mrs M. Breaks. Moral _ * . i__1...1 t... Mw M


Trophy donated by Mrs M. Hea­ ton: Miss E. A. Holden, floral


Trophy: M. Eastwood. John King-Wilkinson Trophy: Mrs K. Metcalfe. Late Mrs J. Thompson Trophy: Mrs Y. Wallbank. Hod- son Trophy: Slaidburn WL


Late W. It. King-Wdkinson


Trophy: Miss A. Watcrworth. J. C. Kenyon Trophy and Spe­


Miss E. Howard Memorial


cial Prize donated by Mrs M. Parker: Mrs A. Swindlehurst. Late James Thompson Trophy, Mrs E. M. Taylor Challenge Cup and Late James Raw Cup:


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Art Tronhy donated by Mrs M. jjJ^'lf'Varkinson Trophy for Parker: Mrs M. Breaks.


Report by Elizabeth


Huffman Pictures by John Barry


Handwriting: 5-7 years — Man- die Proctor, 8-0 years — Mary Foley, 10-11 years — Richard Wells. Rickitt Family Trophy: Christopher Handley. Late T. Forrest Cup: Nicola Breaks and Richard Wells.


Young Farmers Preston Farmers Trophy: R. and E. Seed. Bibby Cup: Rachel Hester. Cup to Member with Highest Number of Points in


Section: David Harrison. Proc­ tor Shield: Thomas Robinson jun. Bolton Cup and Late J. A. R. Kay Challenge Cup: Julie Harrison.


Harrison. Heavy Horses


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were not only competitions of all shapes and sizes, but a special pets parade. Gil­ lian Handley (4) stole the hearts of spectators .with her pet sheep Matilda, while Nicola Bristol (Id) won the respect of judges with her sheepdog Kyle. The grand parade, when


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winning competitors col- lected their gleaming tro­ phies, saw bulls and bul­ locks putting on a feisty show as they tried to escape from their proud owners. The shire horses, on the other hand, were gentle giants out for a


promenade. Bringing the 50th anni­


versary show to a fiery conclusion were the Motor Cycle Madmen, whose International Motor Cycle Stunt Team stunned an awed audience with their


daring feats. Jum p s and a race


through a tunnel of fire capped the exciting dis­ play and sent children and parents on their way home with lots to remember about the golden day.


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Robinson. Duchy of Lancaster Cup — YFC Super Judge: Julie |


W. Robinson Cup: Thomas


A1 Read Trophy, Right Mon­ key Cup and Champion Horse Trophy: E. R. Williams. Late Mr and Mrs E. Newhousc Tro­ phy: Tetley Walker.


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Long-term plan unveiled for C alder stones site


THE Calderstones Hospi- unveiled by Lancashire f«»i cita h'is been ear- County Council.


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A PROUD Gary Swintlleliurst, of Slaidburn Farm­ ers Ltd, which scooped the West Cumberland Farmers' Trophy


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Burnley Mechanics stu­ dent dance in 11)35) and were married four years later, on September 10th, at St Paul's Church,


The couple met at a


Maggie Carole, ami Aline who now lives in Hamp­ shire. They also have four grandchildren. The pair moved to Clith­


Nelson.Mr Boothman worked as


a master joiner for many years, after leaving the Forces, having served as a pilot in the RAF during World War II. He was also involved in missionary


work in Europe. Gloucester-born Mrs


Boothman has lived in var­ ious places throughout Britain, but eventually moved to Rimington to live with an aunt. She has worked as a secretary for an electrical engineer and is involved in work for the


church. The couple have two


daughters, Carole, who currently lives in Rossen- dale and owns a ladies' clothes shop in Clilheroe,


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in this plan. It will be up to the local borough coun­ cil to decide whether the Calderstones site is to be used for housing, industry


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L A R G E Q U A N T I T Y O F Q U A L I T Y


Statistics provided for the Ribble Valley estimate


that there would be a requirement for 2,112 extra houses between 1991 and 2006, the provision of 50 hectares of land for industrial and business use, and an increase of 2,089 in the number of households in the area.


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or for leisure.” The C a ld e r s to n e s Hospital site stretches to


213 acres. The hospital houses approximately 950 patients and employs 1,240 staff and is scheduled to close in eight years. In the


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short term, the hospitals a dm in is t ra to r s have applied to become a self- managing NHS trust. The key areas to be pro


tected under the new plan would be defined as green belt, high quality agricul­ tural land and areas of out­ standing natural beauty. Improved road and rail


COAL EFFECT .-GASiHRE ;,


When yott, »*•: (Vr* Wrrrnu nd '■


links include an extension of the MGS westwards to the M61 and M6 and routes eastwards to the Yorkshire Aire Valley and the Humber ports. Emphasis will be placed


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on the need to improve the environment in Lanca­


eroe seven years ago, a f te r Mr Boothman s retirement, and have since been regular attenders of St J am e s ’s Chu rch ,


s h i r e ’s tow n s , with improved housing, a reduction in traffic conges tion, less noise and pollu­ tion, more use of derelict land, and the creation of green areas and woodland. The plan will encourage


MARBLE EFFECT


Clitheroe.When asked for the secret of a happy mar­ r iag e , Mr Boothman replied: “You have to work at it and put your trust m God. If ever there is a problem, we turn to the Lord and I know He helps


us through it.” A party for friends was


held at their house on Fri­ day, following one the pre- vious week for th e ir family. The couple also received a visit and some flowers from the Mayor


and Mayoress of Clitheroe,


Coun. and Mrs Howel Jones, last Thursday.


mixed p a t te rn devel­ opment, so that people can live closer to where they work and to shopping and leisure facilities, with improved traffic manage­ ment around towns and greater use of railways.


INTRUDERS stole £80 in cash, a cheque book and three credit cards from a house in Woodficld View, Whalley, overnight on Thursday.


House entered Disturbed


OCCUPANTS disturbed a burglar who escaped with £5 in cash from a house in Riddings Lane, Whal ley, a t 2-30 a.m. on Friday.


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