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1)K IANSDKI.L presents the major award of the show to Mr John Hartley, watched by other winners


‘Magnificent’ standard at annual village show


MAKING his second


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small village can produce such a high standard," he said, praising the hard w o rk o f t he s h ow committee. Mrs Hazel Lansdell was presented with a bouquet


of flowers by 10-year-old Laura I laythornthwaite. Show chairman Mr Alan


Cliff welcomed a huge crowd to St Mary's Hall for the event, despite it


clashing with several other shows, including the \VI show at Billingum, which affected numbers in the handicraft sections. There was an abundance of exhibits in till the other


classes, however, with the tfti; entries being well up


on last year. The weather was much


kinder this year, which showed in the quality of the blooms and the wide choice of vegetables on display. There was a noticeable


increase in the number of exhibitors from outside the village, who were made very welcome. After the presentation


of awards by Dr Lansdell. the chairman of Salxlen Parish Council, Conn. Frank Goss, presented awards to the winners of the council's best-kept gardens eo mpet i t ion, which saw Mr David Bromley, of Padiham Road, taking the large gardens class for the seventh time.


RESULTS


Special awards Alan Green Silver Rosebowl


for most points in members’ sec­ tion: Mr A. Parfitt and Mr J .


Hartley. Penule Furniture Cup for best


floral exhibi t in member s ’ classes, R. Wallace Cup for roses and Leonard Roge r


Lucket Troiihv for three hybrid tea roses: Mr.). Crabtree. Fredericke Duvanuy Trophy


for best floral exhibit in open classes, Mr and Mrs Speak Cup for best vegetables in open


classes and sjiecial prize for best dahlia exhibit: Mr H. Mooreroft. Florence Crabtree Memorial


Trophy for highest points in flower section: A. Redder. Peter Burnett Memorial Tro­


Newbv, Harwood and Mritcliffo. Five dahlias: 1 anil 1 H. Moor- croft, J . Crabtree. One dahlia: H. Mooreroft. J . Newby, J . Crabtree. Vase of red flowers: 11. Mooreroft, 11. Jones. Calendulas: S. and K. Crozier.


M a k in g (o p en ) Fruit scones: !. Gregson, F.


Goss. C. Duwlmrst. Ginger biscuits: S. Cropper. M. Gill, S. Walmslov. Novelty cake: .S.


Walmslev. Apple pie: F. Goss, P. Whitwell, A. Jones. Fruit cake: P. Whitwell, S.


Croiiper, F. (Joss. Swiss roll: S. Walmslev, C. Dewhurst, H. Dewhurst . Slab parkin: S.


Gladiolus: K. and J . Troilett. M. Waling. Vase of flowers outdoor grown: H. Mo o re rof t , H. Oroves. A. Pedder. Asters: Harwood and Mritcliffe, H.


Jones. Antirrhinums: S. and H. Cro-


zier. Perennial phlox: H. Moor­ eroft, K. J . Thompson, A. Ped- der. Sweet peas: Harwood and Mritcliffe. H. J . Thompson, K. Havlhurnthwaite. Caetus suceu- leiit: 1 ami 11 Harwood and Mritcliffe. Flowering pot plant:'K. J . Thompson. C. Lord, H. Moor­


eroft. Foliage put plant: W. Dcwhurst. H. (»reg?on.


Vegetables (open) Ma.-ket of five nutdoor-grown


vegetables: K. Haytlu»rnt h- waite. Cabbage: J . Minjeock, K. Havthornthwaite. Soft fruit: 1


and - M. dill . Meetmot: K.


Havthornthwaite, H- and J . T r o i l e t t , Ha rwo od and Mritcliffe. Peas: 1 ami 11 Harwood ami


Walmslev, S. Cropner. M. Moo- cock. Victoria sandwich: M. A. D ewh u r s t , P. Wh i t e , J . Nicholson. Preserves Jam: 1. Gregson, S. Walms-


ley, S. Cropper. Lemon cheese: A. Townend. S. Oopper. ( ’hut-


orntliwaite Turnips: 1 and U J . Mnootck, A. Whittaker. Lettuce: 1 and -


A. Whittaker. Cahbajje : L. Clarkson, d and d Parhtt and Hartley. Leeks: R. Haylhurnlh- waite, Parfitt and Hartley, H. Jones. Carrots: A. IVdder, Parfitt


TFLNAGFR Anyvlu Councill admires some of the floral displays


Mritcliffe. H. Mooreroft. Mroad bcaiiM 1 and d Harwood and Mritcliffe. H. Jones. White pota­ toe s : W. d, Ctreg>nti, W. lVwhurst. K. Havthornthwaite. Coloured (totatoe>: 1 and li K.


Havlhorntnwaite. Three onions, with green Ions


and roots: H. Mooreroft, K.


IJ ay l horn th waite, H. Jones. Four onions, dressed: H. Moor­ eroft, W. d. Gregson, I. Greg- son. Turnijis: U. Haythorntli- wa i te . Ru nn e r b e a n s : I. Gregson, W. G. Gregson.


Jones. Cucumber: I. Gregson, W. d. Gregson. P. Riley. Leeks'. K. Havthornthwaite, H. Jones. Shalluts: I. Gregson..!. MiK*ci»ck. R. Havthornthwaite. Anv other vegetable: K. and


Tonwitncs: L (iregson. H.


J . Troilett. J and J R. Hayth- ornthwaite. Herb in pot: H.


Jones. Handicraft (open) Machine knitting: K. Pariilt.


I). A. Turner. Hand knitting: h. Parfltt. V. Lord. D. Marrow. Crochet, tatting or lace making: A. Jones, 1. Gregson. General embroidery: J . Dobson, O. Mroinlev, S. Leeson. Dressmaking: C. Laves, A.


twell. Paintings: W. Gregson, N. Mromley, T. Lingard. Other handicraft: S. Leeson, S. Coucill, W. Gregson.


and Har t ley. Meetruot: R. Havthornthwaite. Hanvooti and Mritcliffe, J . Marrow. Kxhibition onion.-v Harwimd and Mritcliffe, R. Haythornthwaite. A. Red­ der. Dressed onions: 1 and d P a r f i t t and H a r t l e y , K. Haythornthwaite. Heaviest truss of tomatoes: J .


Momoek. A. Redder, R. Hayth­ ornthwaite. Runner beans: A.


ornthwaite. d and d Harwood and Mritcliffe. Other vegetable: R. H. Thompson. A. iV'ilder. R.


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Havthornthwaite. isoft f ru it : i^a rf itt an d H a r t -


ley. Mritcliffe. Flowers (members)


le v , A . R e d d e r , H a rw o o d and


Thompson, J . Shorter. Flow­ ering pot plant: P. White. A. Redder. Foliage pot plant: P. Riley. H. Jones, J . Stewart. Calendulas: F. Crozier , P. IVwhurst. Vase of outdoor grown flow-


Pot-grown fuchsia: R. H. \ v s g g


Redder, Parfitt and Hartley. K. H. Thompson. Peas: R. Hayth­ IS


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ei>: F. Crozier, Parf itt and Hartley. H. .Jones, Gladiolus: Parfitt ami Hartley, A. Redder. Hardy herbaceous nerennia) blooms: A. Redder, J . Niehol- <„n. IVrennial phlox: Moor- Imuse. A. I’eilder, J . Moocoek. Sweet peas: Parfitt and Hart­


ley, A. Redder. Roses arranged fur ef fect : J . Crabt re e . P. Dewhurst. Hybrid tea roses: J .


Armstrong. Tapestry: I). A. 'Furrier, is. CoucilL Pottery painting: M. Jackson, P. Whi-


Crabtree, J . Nicholson. Antirr­ hinums: Hanvooti and Mritcliffe,


J . Crabtree, A. Redder. One dahlia: A. Whittaker, A. Ped- der, J . Haythornthwaite. Vase


F. Crozier. Dahlias: Parfitt and Hartley,


MOTHER and daughter Itoselcen and Laura Havthornthwaite with some of their awards


of red flowers: J . Crabtree, A. Redder. African marigolds: M. Waling, Hanvood and Mritcliffe. Three gladioli: Parfitt and


Hartley.


Children’s classes (up to 15) Wild grasses: John Walmslev, Gemma and Rebecca Wright.


Fancy cakes: Gemma Wright, Kmma Walmslev. Sarah Walms- ley. Vase of flowers arranged for effect: Sarah Wulmsley, Lliz*


abeth Bywater. Sophie Thomj>- son. Miniature garden: Laura H a v th o r n thwa i t e , S a r a h


Walmslev, Emma Walmslev. Handicraft made by a child up


to 10: Sarah Walmslev. Emma Walamslev, Rebecca Wright. Handicraft made by a child of 11 to 15 vears: Angela Coucill, Daniel Thompson, Gemma Wright. Wine (open) Sweet, made from kit: 1 and 2


M. Moocock. Dry, made from kit: 1 and 2 H. Mritcliffe. Sweet country wine, not from kit: W.- Cooke* H. Mritcliffe. Dry coun­ try wine, not from kit: 1 and 2 W. Cooke.


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potato weight-lifting section: Mr R. Troilett. Irene Metcalfe Trophy for


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Jubilee Trophy for best floral : a r r a n g e m e n t : Mi ss C .


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