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Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Relief as sun shines on show!


MORE than 4,000 visitors flocked to the 77th annual Chipping Agricultural and Horticultural S o c ie ty Show over the weekend - and no one left disappoint­ ed.


After a month of torrential


downpours, both the organis­ ers and visitors were delight­ ed to have bright sunshine on Saturday, which helped the crowds enjoy an action- packed programme of events, shows and more than 40 trade stands. Among the special guests


present at the show were Kib­ ble Valley Mayor Coun. Charles Warkman and his wife, Ruth, and the borough’s MR Mr Nigel Evans. Commenting on the suc­


YOUNG Jacob Wcstray (four) takes a close interest in one of the Shetland ponies (A280804/2d)


cessful day, show secretary Mr Stanley Bullock said: “It was a very enjoyable day. “We had to battle against


the elements to get the show on due to the difficult weather


conditions recently, but the sun shone on Saturday and all the vis itors seemed to be pleased with the attractions on show.” They included livestock


classes for cattle, sheep, goats, horses and ponies, pigeons and poultry, plus classes for handicrafts and cakes and preserves ensuring something for everyone No aspect of farming or


country life went unrecog­ nised. Some of the non-farming


activities included a fell race, baby show, dog show, egg catching and children’s sports. Other attractions included


vintage vehicles, a produce market, craft tent, trade stands, a display by Chipping Pony Club, a sheepdog dis­ play and a licensed bar. I t was a successful day for


all involved with the organisa­ tion, particularly show presi­ dent Mr W. Huck and chair­ man Mr Peter Rogerson.


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Mayor’s backing for event at ‘own club’


A COFFEE morning hosted by mem­


bers of the Pendle Club, Clitheroe, has raised over £300. The sunshine attracted more than 50


people to the club, which is situated in Lowergate. Among those present were the Mayor of Clitheroe, Coun. Joan Knight, who is also the club’s president. A variety of stalls were staged on the


day, including ones for cakes and bric-a- brac plus a tombola.


Speaking on the success of the charity


event, one of the organisers, Mrs Grace Hulbert, said: “I would like to thank everyone who attended and helped with the stalls. “The money will help towards organ­


ising events a t the club, especially ones for senior citizens.” The Mayor is pictured with Maureen


Holt, Mr Brian Haig and Mrs Hulbert. (A210804/1)


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TRYING out one of the tractors for size is six-year-old Matthew Bamber (A280804/2b)


All your local show results and trophy winners


SUPREME CHAMPIONS AND SPECIAL AWARDS


Champions to the best overall show entry: John Moore for the Tradesman’s Turnout. Chairman's Choice for best trade stand on showfield: Blackburn/Preston Audi.


CATTLE


Capt. Berkley Weld Cup for best pair, Ann Kay Challenge Cup for best dairy heifer, W. 0. Street Cup for best dairy cow: Robin­ son Bros. Holstein Friesian. F. Bamber Challenge


Local. Earl Derby Cup for champion,


on: J. and M. Sanderson. Simmental. Society Challenge Cup for


champion: M. A. Barlow. Jersey. Jim Singleton Memorial Trophy


champion: Ian Pickup. Commercial Beef. W. Carefoot Cup for


champion: Billy Bruce. Cherry Tree Cup for best heifer: Robinson Bros. Rose Bowl for best cow: Billy Bruce. Open Dairy. S. Bullock Cup for champi­


for Jersey champion: J. D. Jones. Belgian Blue. Society Challenge Cup for


milk: T. Taylor. Ayrshire. A. E. M. Pye silver salver for


Cup for champion: J. and M. Sanderson. Tom Cowell Trophy for best heifer in


up. Sheep. Heyes Silver Challenge Cup: R. Lister. Shire Horse. Nat West Bank Cup: E. R. Williams. Tradesmen's turnout. Nor­ man Hayhurst Dairy Farm Trophy: John Moore. Shetland Pony. Eclipse Shetland Stud Shield: J. D. Kay. Shire Horse Award for the Champion of Local Shows. The Daniel Thwaites Perpetual Trophy and prize money of £100. The award made by Daniel Thwaites Brewers for the Supreme Champion of the local shows at Longridge, Great Eccleston, Garstang and Chipping was presented to E. R. Williams. President's Choice of Champion of


Cattle. Society Challenge Cup: Ian Pick­


best dairy calf born after Sept. 1st 1999: John France.


Specials Awards


rosette: Ian Pickup. Stonyhurst Cup for best cow in herd book: J. and M. Sander­ son. W. Pye Memorial Trophy for best exhibit by show memben Robert Robinson. Semex Shield and prize for supreme dairy: J. and M. Sanderson.


Supreme cattle champion and society SHEEP


female: T. Ayrton. Blue faced Leicester. Challenge Urn for


best group: T. W. and B. M. Woodhouse. Swaledale. Roebuck Challenge Cup for


for best group: R. Lister. Gritstone. Hayhurst Committee Cup for


best group and Keith Curwen Memorial Trophy for champion Swaledale: James Curwen. Lonk. R. M. Addyman Challenge Cup


champion: J. Pickard. Rarebreed. Foster Trophy for champion:


Slater. Special Awards


for most points: J. W. Atkinson. Reserve: B. Crawshaw. J. Hayhurst Challenge Cup for best inter breed pair: J. Stott and A. Barnes. Frank and Mary Kelsall Trophy for best pair horned lambs: James Curwen.


Silcock and Sons Silver Challenge Cup


Mrs D. Foster. C. Slater Trophy for cham­ pion reserve rarebreed: Anthony Baldwin. Texel. Society Cup for-champion: B.


Richmond. Cross bred horned. Challenge Cup for


Mules. A. Barnes Challenge Cup for best


best group and J. Stott Trophy for champi­ on: A. Barnes. Suffolk. Challenge Cup for best group: G.


best heifer: Ian Pickup. Ashko Tankard for best Steen A. A. and E. Critchley. Young Farmers' Club. W. Pye Cup for


SHIRE HORSES


champion, Committee tankard for best foal, W. P. Brewer Cup for best pair shire horses, Shire Horse Society silver spoon award for champion heavy horse: E. R. Williams. Norman Hayhurst Trophy for tradesmen's turnout: John Moore.


NatWest Bank Cup for shire horse


equitation champion: Emily Rayson, Wesham. W. J. France Challenge Cup for best children's everyday riding pony to include lead rein: Michelle Fisher, Allith- waite. John Potter Cup for best family horse: Emily Rayson, Wesham. Nat. Prov. Building Society Cup for ridden veteran horse or pony: Mary Abrahams, Longridge. Newland Challenge Trophy for ridden coloured: Emily Rayson, Wesham. Pearson Trophy for best local horse or pony: Christina Worsley, Ribchester. Saddle End Cup for champion working hunter: Britney Dugdale, Sabden. Eclipse Shetland Stud Shield for champion Shetland Pony, J. Har­ rison Trophy for junior champion: J. D. Kay. J. Harrison Tankard for best foal: Mrs I. Barnes.


PYGMY GOATS


_ Fylde Coast 'Trophy for best male: Diane Ball, Kirkham. Tommy Tucker Trophy for best female kid: Ben Heap, Charnock Richard. A. and C. Redman Trophy for best blue goat: L. Cassidy, Hambleton. Fell View Trophy for best wether: Jane Shaw, Bradley. Wenover Trophy for best adult


tle Challenge Cup: Mrs M. J. Marshall, Banks. T. Isles Hillmore Enterprise Cup for best conditioned: Joanne Worsley, Ribch- ester. Committee Cup for young handler: Lora Fryars, Singleton. Kath Lloyd Tro­ phy for equitation rider under 10 years: Victoria Kirby, Kirkham. Giles Cup for


LIGHT HORSES AND PONIES In-hand pony champion. A. H. Birtwhis-


male: Ben Heap, Charnock Richard. Wath- beck Trophy for best junior handler: Samuel Benedito, Barton. Pollyanna Tro­ phy for best in show: Diane Ball, Kirkham.


VINTAGE FARM MACHINERY


Non-tractor: John Cowgill, Bentall Spreader. Vintage tractor: John Cowgill, Fordson Major.


HORTICULTURE


Memorial Cup for best potatoes: G. McE- wan.


WI CLASSES


Dixon. Chocolate Cake Cup: Mrs M. Cor- nall. Children's Shield for best exhibits in children's classes: Samantha Brewer. Flow­ ers Rose Bowl: Mrs F. Haynes. Photogra­


Handicraft and Cookery Cups: Mrs R.


phy Cup: Andrew Berry and Margaret Whittaker.


POULTRY


Show Champion Cup, Soft Feather Chal­ lenge Cup: Swarbrick and Traynor. Best


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rose exibit: J. Simms. Dan Seed Memorial Trophy for most points in pot plant class­ es: J. Rich. J. D. Kay Cup for best dahlia exhibit: J. Rich. Mr and Mrs Singleton Cup for most points in dahlia classes: J. Rich. Fr. Francis Duggan Memorial Trophy for best exhibit in children's classes: Miss H. McE- wan. Arthur Jackson Memorial Trophy for best tomatoes: J. Hancock. David Rich


best exhibit in show: R. Freeman. Society Cup for most points in horticulture section: J. Rich. Major Read Cup for most points in vegetable class: L. Hunt and S. Buxton. Terry Wadeson Memorial Challenge Cup for most points flower section: J. Rich. Tom Rich Memorial Trophy: best beans exhib­ it: L. Hunt and S. Buxton. Ted Hoyle Memorial Rosebowl for best


M. Beard Cup and engraved tankard for


Hard Feather Shield, Reserve Show Cham­ pion Shield: Stephen Rich. Tankard tor best waterfowl and cup tor best children's exhibit: Kelly Ormerod. Best eggs: G. C. Taylor. Best large soft feather: Ian Martin.


PIGEONS Best Flying Pigeon: Mrs A. J. Howard.


Best Fancy Pigeon and Supreme Pigeon: Mr R. and Mrs J. Taylor.


CHEESE


New Crumbly Lancashire: Greenfields. Creamy Lancashire: Singletons. Tasty Lan­ cashire: Butlers. Any Other Variety: Cringlebrook. Mild Cheddar and Mature Cheddar: Dairy Crest Aspatria. Double Gloucesten Havertord West. Red Leicester Greenfields. Blue veined: Butlers. Smoked Cheese: Wensleydale Dairy


Products. Additive Cheese: Mrs G. McManoman. Lancashire Cheese Champion. The Tim­


othy Procter Cup, Texel Trophy and the BioSystems Cup were awarded tor the tast- ly Lancashire cheese produced by Butlers Farmhouse Cheese. Reserve Cheese Champion was awarded to the mild Cheddar produced by Dairy Crest


of Aspatria. FELL RACE Run over a distance of eight miles,


including the ascent to Parlick summit, the race was presented by Preston Harriers. Winners Men. 1, C. Smale (Todmorden):


lhr:13mins:26secs; 2, C. Reade (Rowland): 1:13:51; 3, M. Chippendale (Bowland): 1:14:44. Ladies. 1, F. Jackson (Liverpool):


1:28:32; 2, M. Harnie (unattached): 1:33:00; 3, J. Wiseman (Liverpool): 1:44:42.


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Sun shines on fellowship fair


POLYTHENE sheets kept in readiness for a downpour were not needed when the sun shone on the annual Whalley Abbey Fellowship summer fair. After a month of torren­


tial rain, organisers were well prepared, but were grateful that their contin­ gency plans were not called into play. Instead, the warm sun brought a good crowd and no doubt played its par t in raising around £2,000 for fellow­ ship funds. A t tra c tio n s included


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Photographic pair in acclaimed exhibition


LOCAL p hotograp he rs Stewart Clark and Ken Geddes are represented in the Pendle Print Circle's highly-acclaimed annual exhibition. I t is being held for the first


time in the Rossendale Muse­ um, Whittaker Park, Rawten- stall, and the two local men, both members of the Ribbles- dale Camera Club, are delight­ ed to be included. The Pendle Print Circle is a


select group of 12 leading East Lancashire p r in t photogra­


phers, current members also coming from Accrington, Burnley, Clitheroe, Darwen and Oswaldtwistle. About 90 prints from 11 photographers are on view. Photographs were taken on


every kind of camera, from tiny pocket models to home­ made large format designs. Colour film, black-and-white film and the la te s t digital technologies were used. Subjects are equally varied.


There are landscapes taken quite locally, in the Dales, the Lakes and in Wales and Scot­


land; pictures of industry from heavy metalworking to fishing, and o rd in ary people going about their everyday business. Faraway locations include


China, Corsica, the Czech Republic and Vietnam. Digi­ tal manipulation has produced montages and in te rp lay of colour and monochrome. The exhibition is open from


1 to 4-30 p.m. on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays until October 31st. Admission is free and there is wheelchair access and parking within a few yards of the museum entrance.


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