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Weather hits standards at village show
NEWCOMERS mixed •
dcfor.itive/cactus (liihha: 1, C. . . ,
O r g a n i s e r s s a i d He rbst; 2, !\ WriKht; :i, I), e n t r ie s w e r e a v e r a g e , Collinson; highly commended,
. . , o f six sw e e t peas: 1, G.
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f e r e d th e e f f e c t s o f th e Wright; 2. J. Baldwin; 3, C. y e a r ’s m ix e d w e a th e r , c . P o l la r d ; h igh ly com- T h e p r e s id e n t o f th e mended, h. Slater. One vase
, , , i»i« . . mixed earden blooms: 1, I*, R e a d a n d S im o n s t o n e * &
C on s t itu t ion a l Club M r U(,a4 0 ne bowl of roses: l. Alan Ambrose, opened the c . Hearing; 2, C. Caladine: 3, s h o w a n d w e l c o m e d j . Millington; highly com-
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2 M. Dealing; 3 J. Baldwin. hij!hly commended, C. C. Pol- Vase of dahlias (arranged): 1 hlr(1. One foliage pot plant: 1,
k Brewerton; 2, L Slaton 3. G. Herhst; 2, fi. &hai!p; 2. A. M. N u t ta l l ; h igh ly com-
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It's Well Worth a Visit to i
| k t g p m F°r a Large Selection of
Peat, Organic Peat, House Plants, Bulbs and Composts etc O PE N T IL L 8pm 7 D A Y S A W E EK
Bedding Plants, Shrubs, Conifers, Heathers, Perennials, j f 1 { • Cooling down
TAKING the plunge and cooling down in the sum mer heatwave were mem bers o f Gisburn Young
Farmers club. On Monday they went
to Waves W a te r Fun Centre, Blackburn, where they tried out and sur vived the new slide. They also enjoyed a swim in the pool. There is no meeting on
Monday. The following week’s meeting will be ski ing at Pendle Ski Club and members should meet in Gisburn at 6-45 p.m.
Bridge prizes
THE winners at Clithcroe Bridge Club were as fol lows. Monday: N/S — Mr J. Higson and Mrs J. Mar- tindale, Mr and Mrs R. Ward. EAV — Mr and Mrs J. Pawlicki, Mrs M. Law- ley and Mrs E. Simpson. Thursday: N/S — Mr L. Garner and Mr G. Cap- stick. Mrs M. Phillips ami Col. M. .Jeffrey, Mr G. Pollard and Mr C. Pollard. EAV — Mrs B. Tatton and Mr J. Renton, Mr W. Wol- stenholme and Mr W. Barnsley.
In the spotlight
COMM UN ITY care in rural Ribblc Valley is to fall under the spotlight next year. A development worker
Stonehill Nurseries Where it Doesn't Cost The Earth z y j -
SUNNY BOWER, TtocrnmwocD
WHALLEY OLD ROAD, BLACKBURN
Telephone: (01254) 53110
has been appointed by the Community Council o f Lancashire to identify the community care needs of Ribble Valley villages and establish self-sustaining services to meet those needs. Appraisals will take place in Sabden, Mellor and Tosside.
Solo bridge
THE winner of solo bridge at Pendle Club was Mr W. W r igh t , with Mrs R. Wright and Mr J. Nedelj- kovic joint second.
IN the frame as a success s t o r y fo r C l i th c r o e
Careers Service — that’s t e e n a g e r M a r i a n n a Dewhurst.
While almost two-thirds o f last y e a r ’ s school-
leavers in the Ribblc Val ley chose to go on to sixth form or college, Marianna (17) wanted to launch her self directly into a career. After leaving St Augus
tine’s RC High School, Billington, Marianna, of Hillside Farm, Sabden, chose not to follow in the footsteps of her farming family, but looked for a job in the business world. Her school’s careers
adviser, Janet Fowler, encourgcd her to register with Clithcroe Careers Office. The nine offices of East
Lancashire Careers Ser vices maintain a network of current job vacancies suitable for school or col lege-leavers. It was not long before Marianna was sent for an interview at Clithcroe conservatory systems manufacturers, Ultraframe — and she got the job. Marianna now enjoys
working as an administra tion assistant, speaking to customers to arrange quo-
by Sheila Nixon
tations, visits, window-fit t in g and a f t e r - s a le s
sendee. Ultraframe has also
given her the chance to develop her skills by attending Burnley College on day release to gain the NVQ Level 2 in business administration. Marianna said: “ I feel
like I ’ve got the best of both worlds — I’m work ing and earning a good wage, while still devel oping my career training through day-release.” Frances Prince, of the
careers sendees, said: “We arc delighted when we see s a t is f ie d c l ien ts l ik e Marianna. The type of vacancies we prefer to offer are those that give
training, because young people stand a b e tte r chance of developing their careers with additional qualifications and skills beyond school. “We’re looking forward
to helping a whole host of school-leavers this year, too.” Clithcroe Careers Office
is at 5 Swan Courtyard, off Castle Street, and staff can be contacted there on 444799.
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FAMILY* CREDI T, GET.
WITOWSKI — HAYTOr
A honeymoon in Lanzarote followed the we Lorraine Helen Hayton to Brian Witowksi noldswiek Baptist Church Centre. A former pupil of Ribblesdale School C the bnilo, the daughter of Mrs Elizabeth H
Wellington Street, Barnoldswick, and the 1-rank Hayton, works as a fabric cutter and mer employee of the Roeficld Nursing Home The bndegroom, a forklift driver, is the s
& a “ !ckn<1 P e gE y W to w r fd .
r S C” ™ !<1 a b0l,(luet of I™ k lilies tea' She was attended by Vicky Witowski u
a cream satin dress and carried *1 ’ * and cream flowers, and Ad'ele Hovt°U<'Ue
Richardson, who wore peach (Irenes edeed' lace and earned boxes of nink a m i e' F?'l, Koger Williamson was best ma' P ‘ '"S '1
Social Club.
acted as groomsman and Michael^
WUow.ski a reception was' S'at'ThiVoUs RCV' P:’
Barn!>ldsiv&(thch' ho"Wnoon. the couple are Photo: Dale Frankland.
e Kl)"s-Hoyce Src1
Koz lowski; 2, W. L is te r . Three turnips: 1, S. Lord. Three carrots: 1, E. Koz lowski; 2, S. L o rd ; 3, S. Howell; highly commended, W. Lister. Four tomatoes: 1, S. Lord; 2, C. C. Pollard. One cucumber: 1, E. Dearing; 2, A. Slater. Any other vegeta ble: 1, T. Greenwood: 2, W. Lister ; 3 and highly com
mended, G. Herbst. Four white potatoes: 1, W. Lister; 2, G. Herbst; 3, .1. Baldwin; h ig h ly c om m en d ed , G. Herbst. Four potatoes — any other colour: 1, E. Kozlowski;
w o r k in g c om m i t te e fo r , . ____ . follows:
e commended, K. Brewerton. one stem floribunda rose:
m ak in g th e sh ow such a p. Wright; 2, M. Dealing, success.
One spike o f gladiolus: 1, L.
hydrangeas; 1 C Dearing; 2, It. Sharp; 2, P. Wright; highly
Flowers — Arrangement or commended,.!. I!. Hurst. One
fresh flowers/greenery: 1, M. fuchsia in pot: 1. P. Wright; 2, N u t ta l l ; 2, C. D e a r in g . A. Turner; :l, C. C. Pollard:
Arr.mgementinaneggeup: 1, highly-commended, C. Cala- J. B. Horst; 2, B. Sharp; .i, Al.
One |ieiargonium in pot: ,
w i t h r e g u l a r e x h lb l - Caladine; 2. M. Nutlall. One t o r s a t R e a d 's 1 2 th pom pom dahlia: 1, C. Gala-
a n n u a l f l o w e r s h o w . <llrm-‘ :. 2- K- Brewerton. Vase y-v
a s s om e e x h ib i t s s u f - C: Cjdadine. One vase o f /•
Turner; highly commended, C. 0. Pollard. Cactus or suc
culent: 1, A. Slater; 2, D. Col- linson; 3, M. Nuttall; highly commended, D. Collinson. Mixed cut herbs: 1, S. Lord; 2, M. Dearing;
It. Pogson;
highly commended, C. Cala dine. Children’s vase o f flow ers: 1, Hayley Huntoon; 2, A n d r ew G r e e n w o o d ; 3, Gemma Huntoon; highly com mended. Megan Huntoon, Lisa .JelTerson, Edward Dear
ing. One edible necklace —
children: 1, Megan Huntoon, 2, Hayley Huntoon; Gemma Huntoon;’ highly commended, Andrew Greenwood.
Vegetables — one celery —
dressed: 3, C. C. Pollard. One cabbage with roots: 1 and 2, G. Herbst; 3, E. Kozlowski; highly commended, T. Green wood. Tw o lettuce: 1, M.
T h e r e s u l t s w e r e as W e l ls . Tw o cut heads o f Dearing. Three beetroot: 1, S. ‘
.......................Howeil; 2, A. Slater; 3, S. Lord. F ive pea pods: 1, E.
Kozlowski; 2, S. Lord; 3, E. Dearing; highly commended, C. Dearing. Five broad bean pods: 1, S. Lord; 2, C. C. Pol lard; 3, G. Herbst. Five run-
NuUall: highly commended, l f Baldwin; 2, A. Sinter, ncr beans: 1, G. Herbst; 2, S.
Clitlicme >.>>!, (E d ito r ia l ) .
2 and :l, G. Herhst; highly rose howl for most points in Herbst. The Baldwin cup for commended, J. Baldwin, the show: Susan Lord. Presi- the best exhibit in the floral
PR IZKaVINNEHS at Head show (CAT 1672) up
_____ vase fo r children’s vase of Burnett- flowers, effort and age to be?
tine Caladine. Mrs CoIIinson’s
considered: Megan Huntoon;' Children’s trophy fo r best» n try in class 26: Megan*
Huntoon. on success
Check to see if you
can vote r
“NO vote, no say” is the; thrust of a hard-hitting- new cam p a ign from County Hall.
y A general election will
take place within the next nine months and Ribble Valley residents who want to vote are advised to check i f they are on the electoral roll.
Ribble Valley Council
leader Conn. Howel Jones said anyone not registered will be unable to vote.' Furthermore, they may not be able to get credit or a mortgage.
Coun. Chris Holtom,
leader of the opposition/ said that he was happy to' be associated with the
jo in t campaign, which’ would encourage voters to turn out at general, dis-’ triet and county elections. - I f you are unsure i f you'
are registered, please con tact local electoral returns officer Hath Law on 01200
452411. I Fuel stolen !
THE gates o f a haulage yard in Barrow were lifted o f f their hinges when thieves syphoned 50 gal lons of diesel fuel, worth i!125, from a wagon parked in a compound in Clitheroc Road. The inci dent took place between 6 p.m. on Friday and 8 a.m. on Saturday.
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