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Talented trio pick up gold awards at Southport show


THREE creative mem­ bers of Whalley Flower Club have been in a cel­ ebratory mood after picking up a gold award at the prestigious Southport Flower Show. Mrs Ann Leigh, of Bar-


row, Mrs Linda Goodbier, of Chatbum and Whalley resident Mrs Joyce Whit­ tle returned home tri­ umphant after winning the prize for their design based on a great mix,of celebrations. The award is the first


medal for the club in its 20-year history and club chairman, Mrs Margaret Jackson said its an abso­ lutely fantastic achieve­ ment not just for the club, but for the Ribble Valley itself. She commented: “We


were representing the local area of the National Asso­ ciation of Flower Arrange­ ment Societies (NAFAS) and it was an honour to be asked to exhibit at the show. “Members of the club


are thrilled to bits to win the award, which is regarded as one of the


most prestigious prizes in gardening. “It really is a reflection of their hard work and continuous dedi­ cation.” The winning design


(pictured) simply featured a variety of flowers suit­ able for any celebration. Club members meet


once a month at Whalley Methodist Church Hall and new members are always welcome. For more information, please call Mrs Jackson on 01200 428470. AJso taking part in the


three-day massive flower show was Ciitheroe design­ er Mr Paul Hensey, who scooped a silver award with his entry in the medi­ um size garden category. The award is the second


silver ■ medal for Mr Hensey (37), of West View, who also won the famous Royal Horticul­ tural Society silver award at Tatton Park last month. Having only recently


graduated with a Master’s degree in Garden Design, winning at Southport and Tatton within a few weeks


of each other, is a dream come true for Mr Hensey. He commented: “A lot of hard work has gone into building both gardens so naturally I am really pleased it has been recog­ nised by the “best of the


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Cheers! firm celebrates


A TASTE of success was


enjoyed by Booths super­ markets when it won a prestigious title.


The company, which has


a store in Ciitheroe, won the Regional Wine Chain


of the Year 2004 in the International Wine Chal­ lenge. Judges concluded that the chain had put an


enormous amount of


work into its wine list ensuring it offers quality


and diversity over a range of prices”. Accepting the award


winebuyer Sally Holloway said: “As we are particular to the North of England, Booths has the advantage of being able to maintain a strong regional identity, whilst still being able to compete with the national supermarkets in terms of price and quality. We are delighted to have been recognised for what is in fact central to Booths.” Special mention was


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best” in gardening and landscape design. The winning design was mod­ elled on a small terraced house garden and repre­ sented a timepiece. The hours were marked out with etchings in glass


of some of the great flower collectors. The plants in the garden were those which have been intro­ duced from places as far away as China and Latin America to enrich the British gardening tradi­


tion, while the hour hand was a beautiful revolving canopy that gave shade to visitors relaxing with a drink at the garden table. Mr Hensey is pictured above in his award-win­ ning garden.(s)


also made of the two wine websites run in connection with the company.


Car damaged


VANDALS snapped the wing mirror off a gold Vauxhall Astra parked in Union Street, (ilitheroe, causing £40 of damage. The offenders struck


some time between 7 p.m. on Friday and 9 a.m. on Saturday.


Be smart and shop at the new-look Clothes Shop Presented by Keith Tauson


FITTED CARPETS AND BLINDS


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THERE is more to The Clothes. Shop than meets the eye. From the outside, it appears lit­


tle has changed, but once inside, customers are greeted by a new chic modem interior. The revamped shop recently re­


opened its doors to the public, hav­ ing undergone an intensive seven- week makeover. Situated in York Street,


Clitheroe, the well-established busi­ ness is fully equipped to inject some glamour into your wardrobes. Shopping enthusiasts can now


Ltd. are pleased to have carried out sign


works at the newly refurbished THE


C L O T H E S WORKSHOP,


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step inside the new-look premises featuring a variety of new brands designed to add a “real sense of excitement” to the shop. The business now boasts two


floors with up-to-date fixtures and fittings complete with four fitting rooms. Customers can enjoy individual


designer labels, including Carac- tere, Pablo by Gerard Darel and


ADVERTISING FEATURE


Editorial written by FAIZAAFZAAL


Advertising co-ordinated by LISARUDGYARD- STENSON


Adolfo Dominguez, as well as favourites such as Bandolera, Jocavi, Turnover and many more. Proprietor Tina Winsor’s many


years of experience have ensured the most suitable and best designed clothes are in stock and her eye for detail is evident from the minute you enter the shop. Customers are encouraged to


browse at their leisure, while the experienced sales assistants are always on hand to offer any help or guidance if required. The Clothes Shop also stocks Dyrberg Kern’s exquisite jewellery


to enhance that special outfit, along with a variety of shoes, belts and scarves to help you to look and feel great. Opening times for the shop are 10 a.m. to 5-30 p.m. Mon­ day to Saturday.


CLOTHES S H O P


Race night for dreams


EVERYONE is wel­ come when the Higher Buck Inn, at Wadding- ton, hosts a charity race night tonight. All proceeds from the


event will go to The Wishes and Dreams Trust, a registered charity which helps to make dreams come true for children suffering from life-threatening ill­ nesses of with a short life expectancy. Tonight’s race night


fund-raiser includes a complementary buffet and there are still some horses and riders avail­ able for those who like a flutter. The first race is at 8-30 p.m.


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Hello, hello, hello, it’s a civic social night for Mayor


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AN eventful night was had by all the 50 guests at the Mayor’s annual reception. The social evening, held in honour of


the parish chairman and clerks, was host­ ed by the Ribble Valley Mayor and May­ oress in the Council Chamber. Attendees were welcomed with buffet


and drinks, while Inspector Bob Ford kept them entertained with a lightheart­ ed speech on the role of the police force. Dontaions towards the Mayor’s chari­


ty were also raised through a raffle. Our picture shows the Ribble Valley


Mayor and Mayoress, Conn, and Mrs Warkman, with some of their guests. (T280804/2)


Dedication rewarded


ONE of the first Police Community Support Officers in England has been awarded for his ded­


ication to duty. Crime prevention bosses


have praised the pioneering youth work of Whalley p e s o Jason Taylor. p e s o Taylor (23) of


Blackburn, manages Whal- ley’s youth football team and runs junior discos in the village. Ribble Valley Borough


Council chief executive David Morris presented him with the first Ribble Valley Community Engagement Award on behalf of the bor­ ough’s Crime and Disorder Prevention Partnership.


He said: “Jason has suc­


cessfully engaged the Whal­ ley community by spending lots of time on high visibili­ ty patrol and getting to know the area and its resi­ dents. “His pioneering youth


work has made him extreme­ ly popular with village youngsters.” With support from Ribble


Valley Council and Whal- ley ’s Rendezvous Night Club, p e s o Taylor instigat­ ed a series of junior discos that have proved a huge hit. He also manages the


Whalley youth football team and recently took young villagers on a trip to Alton Towers.


Mr Morris added: “The


Ribble Valley Crime and Disorder Prevention Part­ nership is delighted with Jason’s work and feels he fully deserves its first Com­ munity Engagement Award for really making a differ­ ence to the quality of life of local residents.” p e s o Taylor said:


“Whalley is a fantastic place to work and I am surprised and pleased to receive this award for doing a job that I love.” Our pictures show PCSO


Taylor with his award and Mr Morris presenting him with it, with other partner­ ship members looking on. (s)


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