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ENTRIES this year for West Bradford annual show were up by over 50 compared to last year. The standard of exhibits was excellent and this was reflected in the judges' comments. A steady stream of visi­ tors attended during the day to make this a


very successful event. Chairman of the village


hall committee Mr David Sharp thanked the playing field committee for staging the event and introduced Coun. Mrs Gwen Pye, who presented trophies to the


winners. The sports day was held


concurrently and an enjoy­ able afternoon was had by all the children and adults who took part in the various races, while the weather was


dry and warm. Pictured are Coun. Mrs


Gwen Pye (centre) and the West Bradford trophy win­ ners. 1


1-10800/1/21) Trophy winners


West Bradford Harden Club


Cup for cut flowers and Dugdale Silver Salvor for flower arrange­ ment: Derek Swindlehurst. Ultra­ frame Cup for pot plants and West Bradford Garden Club Cup for cookery and Playing Field Cup for most overall points: Mar­


ilyn Wood. Castle Cement Shield for veg­


etables: Michael Fox. Marilyn Wood Cup for hobbies: Sybil Joyce. Silver Salver for children’s section and Playing Field Cup for children’s best in show: Catherine Dudbridge. West Bradford Garden Club


coffee set for best in show: Sybil Jovce.


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1 • arilfesS-gj < 3 l . v s-T.'/fi " .'Cl. ■£.’% ^ ^ —V 7. ~ RESULTS Flowers and plants. Single rose: 1,.Jenny Robinson;


2. Richenda Ratcliffe: 3. Jeanne Smith. Three gladioli strikes: 1, Derek Swindlehurst: 2. Vera Sharp: 3. Fric Sellers. One gladi­ oli: 1. Derek .Swindlehurst: 2. Vera ■Sharp: 3, Marilvn Wood. Sweet peas: 1, Eric Sellers; 2. Michael Fox: 3. Michael Shepherd.


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Dahlias: 1, Derek Swindlehurst; 2. Michael Fox: 3. Michael Shep­


herd. Pansies: 1. Derek Swindle-


hurst^, Michael Fox. Miniature arrangement: 1, Catherine Nolan: 2, Hazel Tasker; 3. Derek Swindlehurst Arrangement of fresh flowers: 1, Jeanne Smith; 2. Derek Swindlehurst: 3. Marilyn Wood. Flowers in kitchen utensil: 1, Jeanne Smith; 2, Hazel Best; 3. Derek Swindlehurst. All green arrangement: 1, Marilyn Wood: 2, Derek Swindlehurst; 3. Jenny Robinson. Dried arrangement: 1. Marilyn


Wood. Geranium: 1, Derek Swindlehurst; 2, Marilyn Wood: 3, Michael Fox. Flowering plant: 1, Derek Swindlehurst; 2, Mari­


lyn Wood: 3, Michael Shepherd. Fuchsia plant: 1, Marilyn Wood: 2. Derek Swindlehursl; 3, Michael Fox. Cacti or succulent: 1, Marilyn Wood: 2, Audrey Townson; 3, Derek Swindlehurst. Foliage plant: 1, Derek


Swindlehurst: 2, Michael Shep­ herd; 3. Marilyn Wood. Humor­ ous plant: 1, David Sharp: 2. Gra­ ham Smith: 3, Michael Fox. YoUe(ul)k-s


Selection of vegetables: 1.


Michael Fox. Tomatoes: 1 and 2, Mrs J. Smith: 3. Marilyn Wood. Onions: 1, Michael Fox; 2, Albert Titterington: 3, Jeanne Smith. Beans 'any variety': 1. Marilyn Wood: 2. Fric Sellers: 3, Michael Fox. Potatoes: 1. Michael Fox: 2, Manlvn Wood: 3. Jeanne Smith.


Confectionery and produce


Jam: 1, Richenda Ratcliffe; 2,


Susan Shepherd; 3. Marilyn Wood. Marmalade: 1, Marilyn Wood; 2, Richenda Ratcliffe. Fruit scones: 1, Marilyn Wood; 2, Susan Shepherd; 3. Vera Sharp. Gingerbread: 1, Marilyn Wood; 2, Susan Shepherd. Chocolate cake: 1, Joyce Greenwood; 2, Janet Fox;


3, Vera Sharp. Carrot cake: 1. Janet Fox. Vic­


toria sandwich: 1, Marilyn Wood;


2. Betty Binder; 3. Mrs J. Smith. Handicrafts


Item of needlework: 1 and 2,


Richenda Ratcliffe: 3, Sybil Jovce. Watercolour painting: 1.2. and 3, Svbil Jovce. Oil painting: 1, Sybil Joyce: 2, Wendy Marsden:


3. Hazel Tasker. Phnlngraphy


"My Holiday": 1, David


Hunter; 2, Jeanne Smith: 3. Phyl­ lis Titterington. A view: 1, David IIunter;2, PhyllisTitteringlon;3. Jeanne Smith. Humorous: 1 and 2. Marilyn Wood; 3, David 11 unter.


Children's section Painting: 1, Victoria Bristol: 2,


Stuart Nicholls: 3. Peter Dud- bridge. Best- dressed vegetable: 1, Peter Me Alpine; 2, Stuart Nicholls: 3. Catherine Dudbridge. Garden in a seed tray: 1, William


Bristol. Handwriting: 1, Catherine


Dudbridge; 2. Rosemary Nolan: 3, Joseph Nolan. Home-baked, decorated buns: 1, Catherine Dudbridge; 3, Peter McAlpine. Any handicraft: 1. Catherine Dudbridge; 2, Peter Dudbridge;


3. Richard Dudbridge. Sports day results


Races, under 4 years: 1, Laura {; u v a ; l d - • j 1 - (J .D -•/ G L E b u P - ' -


Caunee; 2, Amy Caunce. 6-7 years: 1, Joseph Nolan; 2, Matthew Nicholls; 3, Paul Topham. 8-9 yrs: 1, Giorgio Pere­ grine; 2, Rosemary Nolan. 10-11 yrs: 1, Peter Dudbridge: 2, Bella Peregrine; 3, Ben Topham. 12-14


yrs: 1, Gino Peregrine; 2, Stuart


Nicholls. Skipping, 4-5 yrs: 1, Tom


Purdv- 6-7 yrs: 1, Paul Topham; 2, Richard Dudbridge; 3, Matthew


Nicholls. 8-9 yrs: 1, Giorgio Pere­ grine; 2, Rosemary Nolan. 10-11 yrs: 1, Bella Peregrine; 2, Ben Topham; 3, Robert Partridge. Wheelbarrow, 7 and under: 1, Joseph Nolan and Matthew


Nicholls. 2, Richard Dudbridge and Paul Topham. 8-10 yrs: 1, Bella Peregrine and Giorgio Pere­ grine; 2, Peter Dudbridge and Ben Topham: 3, Matthew Nicholls and Rosemary Nolan. 11-11:1, Bella Peregrine and Gino Peregrine; 2, Stuart Nicholls and


Robert Partridge. Three-legged, 7 and under: 1,


Joseph Nolan and Matthew Nicholls; 2, Richard Dudbridge and Paul Topham. 8-10 yrs: Peter Dudbridge and Ben Topham; 2, Jules Smith and Giorgio Pere­ grine; 3, Rosemary Nolan and Bella Peregrine. 10-H yrs: Gino Peregrine and Sarah Smith; 2, Stuart Nicholls and Robert Par­


tridge. Sack race. 7 and under: 1,


Joseph Nolan; 2, Paul Topham; 3, Matthew Nicholls. 8-10 yrs: 1, Rosemary Nolan; joint 2, Peter Dudbridge and Ben Topham. 11- U yrs: 1, Gino Peregrine; 2, Bella Peregrine; joint 3, Stuart Nicholls and Robert Partridge. Cross-country, 7 and under: 1,


Joseph Nolan; 2, Paul Topham; 3, Matthew Nicholls. 8-10 yrs: 1, Giorgio Peregrine; 2, Peter Dud­ bridge: 3, Jules Smith. 11-11 yrs: 1, Gino Peregrine; 2, Bella Pere­ grine; 3, Stuart Nicholls. Obstacle race, 1-5 yrs: 1, Tom


Purdy; 2, Peter McAlpine. 6-7 yrs: 1, Joseph Nolan: 2, Matthew Nicholls; 3, Richard Dudbridge. 8-10 yrs: 1, Peter Dudbridge; 2, Ben Topham: 3, Giorgio Pere­ grine. 11-11 yrs: 1, Bella Pere­ grine; 2, Robert Partridge; 3. Stu­ art Nieholls.


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Colleagues from the Clitheroe Division of the St John Ambulance Brigade formed a guard of honour for the wed­ ding of member Mr Ian Porter and his bride, Miss Jacque­ lyn Lindsay Haygarth. The ceremony was at St Mary's Church, Long Preston, and was conducted by the Rev. Canon K. Phillips and the


Rev. A. Denyer. The bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs R. J. Porter,


of Bridge Road, Chatburn, and the bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs G. C. Haygarth, of Aigden Farm, Wig-


glesworth. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a silk


gown and carried a bouquet of cream flowers. She was attended by Mrs Susan Dry, Miss Jill Porter, and Miss Ali­ son Haygarth, and they wore forest green go\Vns and car­


ried cream flowers. Mr Martin Titterington was best man and groomsmen


were Messrs Robert Haygarth and Brendan Brown and


ushers Messrs David Dry and Phillip Titterington. The reception was at the Moorcock Inn, Waddington,


and the honeymoon destination was Jersey. Photo: Pye’s of Clitheroe


VIP visitor from Sri Lanka


SUMMER visitors to the Ribble Valley include a girl of 17 from Sri Lanka who has been singled out as a future world leader. Miss Imeshi Indiga-


World Leaders Summit Program" in Washing­


ton DC. "My niecejias done


extremely well to get this place and now she is enjoying her time in the Ribble Valley," says Dr


hawela is the niece of local doctor and mag­ istrate Dr U. Jolly, who was last featured in the Advertiser and Times for a perceptive book on cats. Imeshi has recently


been to a presidential classroom "2000 Future


Jolly. The presidential class­


room is a prominent American civic education group which gives select­ ed young visitors from all over the world access to policymakers. Imeshib was among 10 students from Sri Lanka


who were invited to the programme.


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