14 ClitheroeAdvertiser&Times.Thursday,September21st,2006


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Clitheroe422324(Editorial),422323(Advertising),Burnley422331 (Classified) Crowds flock to annual event FORESTRY competition starts in the main ring at the show (G090906/2j) BRAVE Stephanie


Suthers(12), left, of


Grindicton, takes the bucking bronco


challenge (G090906/2O) CHILDREN


from Newton, left. Eve Ben- net, Fiona


Porter, Taylor


Williams, Holly Shutes and William


Whitaker


spend all day at the show


(G090906/2m)


A full round-up of Hodder Valley Show award winners Cattle


Late S.R.H. Leaver Challenge Cup, best pair of


dairy cows or heifers; Late Col. C.G. Hurst Trophy, any three dairy animals - J.D. and J.A. Holgate. The Cottam Cup, best pair of heifers (any age, not


to have been calved) - Catherine Graveston and Louise Hartley. Hanson Silver Challenge Cup for a cow. Supreme


Champion Dairy Animal - M. and J. Bristol. Young Handler Class,16 years and under (beef or


dairy) - Tom Bethell. Hanson Silver Challenge Cup for a bull. Best breed­


ing bull - J.C Walker & Son. Mrs H. A, Shaw Challenge Cup, Best cow or heifer


in calf or with calf at foot; The Timothy Procter Chal­ lenge Cup, Best pair of breeding stock, (male, female or mixed) - Maguire Livestock Services. The Late E. Parkinson Cup Best Steer, Cross bred


MR JOHN FINDER, of Clitheroc, with show visitors James (10) and Andrew Marsden (12) from Burnley (G090906/2f)


heifer or cross bred bull calf; The Late J. Davis Chal­ lenge Trophy, Supreme Champion Beef Animal - M. and E. Hartley.


Sheep The Stephen Schofield Memorial Cup, Champion


Lonk and Lonk Cross - T. Whitwell & Son. West Cumberland Farmers Tankard Champion


Blue Faced Leicester - John Stott. Late J.C. Kenyon Challenge Trophy, Best pair of


Lowland Cross Bred Gimmer Lambs-Jonathan Fran- kiand. West Cumberland Farmers Tankard, Champion


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Swaledale (local); J.W. Wood Trophy for Champion Swalcdale - T. Robinson and Sons (Sykes). Late Walter Greenhalgh Trophy, Best pair of


homed breeding ewes; The Fylde Water Board Trophy, Best full group of four fell or heath going sheep (one breed only) - E.W. and J.R. Parkinson. Clitheroe Auction Mart, Champion Local Exhibit


- T. Robinson and Sons (Sykes). Heavy Horses


foal at foot - Glenys Dodd. The Right Monkey Cup, Best foal - J. Mitson. The Newhouse Shield, Best pair of mares or geld­


ing - John Wilkinson. J.D. Bolton Millennium Cup, Best brood mare with


ings-Mr Booker. The A.L, Read Trophy and J.R. Williams Cup,


Heavy Horse Champion - Mr R. Bedford. Open Specials


The B. and T. Breaks Special, Best pair homed gim- mer shearlings: United Utilities Water Pic Perpetual,


Supreme Champion Sheep Winner - T. Robinson & Sons (Sykes). The Norman Trees Challenge Trophy, Best horned


female or male sheep - J. Pickard. The Mrs C.J. Hirst Trophy Best Leicester, Lowland Cross Bred, or any other breed (female); Mrs J.A.R.


Kay Challenge Trophy, Best Lowland (male or female sheep) - John Stott. Young Farmers


24 months old - C. and R. Graveston. Bibby Cup, Best bull steer or heifer calf - Louise


Hartley. Slaidburn Farmers Shield, Best showmanship by


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, , , . , , l i . i r ^ ' The Preston Farmers Trophy, pair of calves under. The Booths Trophy, Best yearling filly colt or geld­ HorticuUure The Late Mrs J. Thompson Trophy, for the best -•


exhibit in fruit cake - Kathleen Taylor. The Pearson Trophy, best cake made by a gentlei'-


man; The Charlie Robinson Trophy, best exhibitJn class with most entries - William DewhursC


Farmhouse Fayre Trophy, best exhibit in under 16


classes in CBP section - Stephen Harrison. The Black Bull Trophy, best bottle of homemade


wine - Rosemary Johnson. Floral Art Trophy - Mrs M. Parker Most Points In Floral Art Section; Mrs M. Heaton


Trophy, best exhibit in class - Liz Holden. The Miss E. Howard Memorial Trophy, for most


outstanding exhibit in HA section - Anne Russell- Smith.


Mr & Mrs J. Parry Shield, awarded to the member


of Dunsop Bridge or Slaidbum WI with most points in HA section - Tracy Ankers. Late James Thompson Trophy, Best exhibit in photography section - Kathryn Bennett. The Late W.R. King-Wilkinson Trophy, six toma­


toes on a plate - David Lowe. Horticulture Section Special Awards '■


Barker Shield, donated by Barkers Nurseries for


exhibitors under age 16 obtaining most points in Fand VF sections - Sarah Carr.


J. Soillhworth Bowl, Best exhibit in flower section - -■ Derrick Swindlehurst.


The Pyethom Cup, awarded to exhibitor with most


points in F, VF and FA sections - William Esson. Hudson Trophy, Best exhibit from a member of


Slaidbum or Dunsop Bridge WI in e g ^ preserves and fudge; cakes breads and puddings sections - Kathleen Taylor. The Late J.C. Kenyon Trophy, most points in HA


and FA sections - Nicola Breaks. The Mrs E.M. Taylor Challenge Cup, most points in EPF and CBP sections (excluding classes open to


only under 16) - Kathleen Metcalf. The John King-Wilkinson Trophy, most points in P


section - Nicola Breaks. Children’s Section Awards


Special awards - reception handwriting: Rebecca Bennett; Year one and two handwriting: Autumn


Bolton; Year three and four handwriting: Eliza Reed: Year five and s'uc handwriting: Jonathon Parker. The Late T. Forrest Cup, most outstanding exhibit


in children’s section - Holly May Bennett. The Rickett Family Challenge Trophy, most out­


standing exhibit in year three to four section - Holly Shutes.


Young Farmers Awards The Jar Kaye 'Trophy, Slaidbum YFC member with ,


most points in 'YFC handicraft section: Young Formere special prize for member with most points from YFC livestock and handicraft classes—Stephen HarriMn. , Bolton Cup For Girls, best girls YFC handicraft


item-Jessica Dodd. Bolton Cup For Boys, best boys YFC handicraft


Item - Stephen Harrison.


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display in the main ring (G09090G/2S)


Valley florist blooms in top contest


A CLITHEROE florist is one of the best in Britain. The Flower Shop, in Wellgate, has won a Gold Award for Excellence. It took gold in the prestigious Flower


Shop of the Year Awards, which are organ­ ised by.the Flower Council of Holland. The Clitheroe shop is one of only 32


Bethell and Stephen Harrison. YFC Challenge Trophy, highest number of points


in sheep section; Late Mr W. Robinson Cup YFC Champion Sheep - Daniel Alpe.


florists in the country to reach the gold standard. Owner Linda Hardman said: “Winning gold is absolutely brilliant - a huge, motivational boost. And to be one of


the top 32 florists is fantastic, everyone in the business has made a huge contribution. We have just got to keep on our toes now, and we could go all the way.” She added: “We are really delighted. I t


is a very prestigious award and we are very pleased with it.” In May the shop secured a silver award


and earlier this month learned it had gone gold. To reach this far in the contest, the


Flower Shop had to pass mystery visitor and telephone tests and now has to submit a written entry covering every aspect of the business and pass an interview about plans for the future. If i t succeeds a t the next stage, or is


named a runner-up. The Flower Shop will be presented with a Platinum Award for Excellence and will go through for a chance to be crowned Flower Shop of the Year, national champion.


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A FUTURE in which sewage plays an impor­ tan t role was out­ lined to members of Clitheroe Uni­ v ers ity of th e Third Age (U3A) a t their September meeting. In a ta lk en t i­ “Where


tled


There's Muck There's Brass” , Professor Glyn Morton, from the University of Cen­ t r a l Lancashire, suggested we could a l l - be using “Sewage Powered Generators” in the n o t - to o -d is ta n t future. Clitheroe U3A


meets on the sec­ ond Tuesday of each month a t St Ma ry 's Hall, in Cli-theroe, and non-members are welcome too._ Yes­ terday the group held its annual conference day a t M y tto n Fold Hotel, Langho, when special guest Professor Colin Pooley was due to speak on “Global Mobility and Everyday Travel”.


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www.clitheroetoday.co.uk I * heights in Africa by Julie Magee


A FORMER Clitheroe woman will climb Kilimanjaro, the largest stanii- alone mountain in Africa, to raise funds for charity. Miss Claire Tierney (29), a former pupil


of Ribblesdale High School and Clitheroe Royal Grammar School Sixth Form Cen­ tre, hopes to raise money for Ethiopiaid - a charity which aims to relieve poverty and improve standards of health and edu­ cation in Ethiopia. Now living in Plymouth, Miss Tierney,


a recruitment consultant, will fly out to Tanzania on Saturday with work col­


leagues, who are also employed by Reed Employment. At 80km by 60km in size, Kilimanjaro is


the.lGth highest mountain in the world. It is 5,896km above sea level and the climb will involve Miss Tierney walking for six days in extreme conditions before reaching the summit. If all goes to plan, she hopes to be standing on the “roof of Africa” by October 2nd. She said: “I ’m currently training in my


spare time by walking in Dartmoor National Park and doing four to five ses­ sions at the gym in order to improve my stamina and fitness levels.” Miss Tierney also climbed Snowdon as a practice run in August with her father.


*zzy


Waddington resident Mr Jim Tierneyand for a second time with her boyfriend Luke, a footballer in Plymouth. “I have never done anything like this


before and this is going to be the biggest challenge of my life, but opportunities like this don’t come along very often so I know I have to grab it and go for it,” Miss Tier­ ney added. Before Miss Tierney even flies out to


Tanzania, her first challenge is to raise £2,500 for Ethiopiaid. Anyone wanting to help Miss Tierney raise money can log on to her website and make a donation a t www.justgiving.com/clairetiemey Our picture shows Miss Tierney taking a break on Snowdon in August, (s)


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