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# by Natalie Cox GREENt -FINGERED enthusi­


asts again showed off their hand­ iwork at this year’s Clitheroe Garden Club show. Although entries were slightly


down on the previous year, visitors to the show staged at St James’s CE School said the standard was higher than ever. This year saw a record 82 classes in


the show - an increase of seven com­ pared to 2007. Among the exhibitors thi syear were nine new entrants and 2008 also saw whole families taking part. ‘


runner-up and five times medal -win- . ner Eddy Moorcroft was also not eli­ gible to win. As a result Bill and Iris Gregson - the third placed pair - took the award for the fourth time. Following the raffle, benches were


cleared and exhibitors donated pro­ duce to an auction conducted by Pamela Entwistle which resulted in proceeds of almost £60 being donat­ ed to the school pupils. The club expressed its gratitude to


Sylvia and Stephen Berry, who host­ ed a coffee evening and open garden event to raise funds towards the cost of the show.


: ' : Six judges, including John Lind-^;


say, a national vegetable judge, and Phil Calvert, of Reedley Gardeh Centre, spent several hours awarding; the prizes and trophies before the. show opened to the public at 2 p.m. ■■In his address club chairman Mr


Bill Oregon thanked all those who; had been involved in any capacity with the show, particutoly the head­ teacher and school governors for their help and cooperation; as well as the judges for their skill and fairness. Prizes were presented by Ribble


■Valley councillor Margaret Sutcliffe, who had stepped in at the 11th hour tohelpout.


- Dayid Harrison, th e 2004 and


2007 Banksian Medal winner, was again the show champion, but under RHS rules was not eligible to win again until 2010. By the same, rules


Trophy winners Rose Bowl: D. Harrison. Dahlia


Cup: E. Moorcroft. .Clive 'Woods Cup: E. Moorcroft. Floral Cup: P.' Entwistle. Mrs Green Cup: L. and N. Ball. Flower Head Cup: E. Friend. Geoff Sainsbury Award: E. Moorcroft. Cissy Sainsbury Award: E. Moorcroft. Tattersall Shield: W. and I. (iregsbn. Neville Garside


' Award: E. Moorcroft. Small Onion ■ Cup: E. Moorcroft. Pea and Bean Cup: W. and I . Gregson. F ra n k Dickens Award: S. Berry. Oval "IVay: D. Harrison. Hbrticultmal Cup: W. and I. Gregson. Children’s Challenge Cup: J. Duckworth. Anne Huson


; Award: P. Entwistle. Hargreaves . Cup, four to seven years: B. Roberts. Hargreaves Cup, eight to 14 years: R. 'Myhill. President’s Award: M. Manning. Novice plants and flowers: E. Rayton. Novice fruit and vegeta­ bles: K. Bowen. Photography Tro-


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THE crowds were fascinated by the varied show of produce (s)


phy: R. Higson. Young photogra­ pher, girl: R. Myhill. Young photog­ rapher, boy: T. MlcGoldrick. Floral Art-Award: G. Holmes. Floral Miniature Cup: P. Entwistle. Cook­ ery Trophy: L. and N. Ball. Royal Horticultural Society Banksian Medal: W. and I. Gregson.


Results Flowers - Single rose: 1, D. Harri­


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v ' Sat 13th September THIS beautiful coleus proved a winner (s) ' O


son; 2, B. Taylor: 3, D. Marsden. "Vase of roses: 1, T. Ainsworth; 2, E. Moorcroft. Sweet peas: 1, E. Moor­ croft; 2, W. Higson: 3, P. Entwistle. Spray of. sweet peas: 1, P. Entwistle; 2 and 3 ,1. Gregson. Cactus dahlia: 1, E. Moorcroft. Decorative dahlia: 1 and 2, D; Harrison; 3, P. P latt. Mixed dahlias: 1, D. Marsden. Sin­ gle dahlia: 1, E. Moorcroft; 2 and 3, D. Harrison. Gladioli: 1 and 3, D. Harrison; 2,' D. Marsden. Single gladiolus: 1, D. Harrison; 2, L. and N. Ball; 3, D. Marsden. Chrysanthe­ mums: 1 and 2, E. Moorcroft. Chrysanthemums, max six inches: 1, E. Moorcroft. Spray chrysanthe­ mums: 1 and 2, E. Moorcroft; 3, D. Harrison. Single spray chrysanthe­ mums: 1 and 2, E. Moorcroft: 3, D.


. Harrison. Pinks/carnations: 1 and 2,: L. and N. Ball; 3, P. Parker. Hydrangea: 1, B. Barker; 2, A. Allen; 3, E. Friend. Perennial flowers: 1 and 2, E. Moorcroft; 3, A. Allen. Annual flowers: 1, D. Harrison; 2, M.


•■'Winckley; 3, E. Friend. Mixed gar­ den flowers: 1, P. Entwistle; 2 and 3, Li and N.'Ball. Mounted pansies: 1, D. Harrison. Fuchsia heads: 1 and 3, E. Friend; 2, D. Harrison. Foliage


. plant: l and 3, D. Harrison; 2, M. Eglin; Fuchsia plant: 1, E. Moor­


croft; 2, P. Parker; 3, D. Harrison. Geranium: 1 and 2, P. Parker; 3, M. ■Winckley. Begonias: 1 and 2, D. Harrison; 3, V. Potts. Streptocarpus;: 1 and 2, G. Cowgill; 3, M. Winckley. Other flowering plant: 1 and 2, L. Ainsworth; 3, T. Silson.' Cactus or succulent: 1, E. Friend; 2, M. Ker­ shaw; 3, B. Taylor. Fruit and vegetables - Tomatoes:


1, W. and I, Gregson; 2 and 3, L. and N. Ball. Cherry tomatoek 1, C. Hill; 2, D. Harrison. Potatoes: 1, D. H ^ - rison; 2, R. Platt; 3, E. Moorcroft.


-Truss of tomatoes: 1, D. Harrison; 2,, R. Platt; 3, L. and N. Ball. Exhibi-. tiori onions: 1, D. Harrison; 2, R. Tillotspn; 3, S. Berry. Onions imder 16 oz: i and 3,' L. and N. Ball; 2, G. Cowgill. Onions under six’oz: 1, E. Moorcroft: 2,'R. Platt; 3, L. and N. Ball. Exhibition shallots: 1 and 2, D. Harrison: 3, G. Cowgill. Pickling shallots: 1' G. Cowgill; 2, W. and I. Gregsori. Blanched leek: 1 and 2, D. Harrison; 3, E. Moorcroft. Beet­ roots: 1, J. Aspin; 2, D. Harrison; 3, L. and N. Ball. Swedes: 1, W. and I. Gregson; 2, L. and N. Ball; 3, D.- Harrison. Turnips: 1, G. Cowgill; 2, D. Harrison. Carrots: 1 and 2, S. Berry: 3, G. Cowgill. Cabbage: 1, D. Harrison; 2, R. Tillotson; 3, W. and I. Gregson. Cucumber: 1, D. Harri­ son: 2 and 3, W. and I. Gregson. Broad beans: 1, V. Potts.'Runner beans: 1 and 2, W. and I. Gregson; 3, D. Harrison. French beans: 1, E. Moorcroft; 2, G. Cowgill: 3, L. and N. Ball. Tray of. vegetables: 1, D.


■ Harrison. Any other vegetable: 1, D. Harrison; 2, E. Moorcroft; 3, W. and r. Gregson. Mixed herbs: 1, D. Har­ rison; 2, W. Higson; 3; L. Ainsworth.


From Rufus to Rimini in a £100-h!ang6r


i^S jITH E RO E and Riming- 1 ^ o n motor dealer Rufus Carr Ltd has teamed up ■ • - with the local children’s ; ■ charity. Child Action v *;-.g Northwest (Wilpshire), to/v3,|i enter a team into this year’s .^


•Thexonceptof vthejmU^^


to dri-yelfrqm'Rufus'Car ly Calail^tfien4;Kfough^Euirope-3


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to Rimini; Italy. This is done over four


days intensive driving through the Alps and the Dolomites with tasks to do :.en route................


' • - It may not sound too ’ , challenging at 1,500 miles /


.in four days, but when you fadd the fact that the car ^ " [being driven is a £100 ; j'banger this adds to the - "challenge at- hand .- This event takes place from September 12th and


■ the race is on to find spon­ sorship for the vehicle and ' donations towards the char­ ity. If-you would like to spon^ -


sor or donate please' call: Matthew. Shaw oii 01254 ■ 24470,^t'Child AcM^ Nor tKwest,‘or3Ldri'an^patti. on 01200'42':^73 aLRufus'


r Cam-All-monies raised dur—: ing'the event.will be donat-:'- ed to Child Action North- -


-Ltd), Matthew Shaw:( Child Action Northwest) and_


: Mark McComiskey. -'o .


Soft fruit: I, W. and I. Gregson; 2, D. Marsden: 3, L. and N. Ball. Eating


.apples: 1, 'W. and I. Gregson; 2, B. Taylor; 3, P. Parker. Cooking apples: 1 and 2, W. and I. Gregson; 3, D. Marsden. Any other fruit: 1, D. Marsden; 2 and 3, R. Higson. Horti­ cultural oddity: 1 and 2, D. Harri­ son. , .Novice - vegetable: 1, K. Bowen. Flowers: 1, P. Entwistle. Plant: 1, E.


; Rayton; 2 ,1. Birtwistle. Flowers and confectionery - Floral


a r t : 1, G. Holmes; 2 and 3, M. Birtwell. Floral art miniature: 1, P. Entwistle: 2 and 3, L. and N. Ball. Jam: 1, N. Ball; 2 and 3 ,1. Gregson. Chutney: 1 and 3, L. and N. Ball; 2, S. Berry. Fruit pie: 1, N. Ball; 2, E. Friend; 3, I. Birtwistle. 'Victoria sandwich: 1, S. Binder; 2, H. Ainsworth;.3, D. O’Reilly. Rich fruit cake: 1, L. and N. Ball; 2, W. Higson; 3 ,1. G r^ o n . Photography - Ribble Valley: 1


and 3, E; Friend; 2, C. McNeal. Weather: 1, R. Higson; 2, C. McNeal; 3 ,1. Gregson. Open: 1, K. Hurst; 2, P. Entwistle; 3, W. Greg­ son.


' Craft - Decorated cushion: 1 and


3, L. and N. Ball; 2 ,1. Gregson. Woodwork: 1, L. and N. Ball; 2, G. Hill; 3, J. Gornall. Metalwork: 1, K. Bowen. Children’s classes - Coleus, eight


to 14 years: 1, B. Roberts; 2, L. Roberts: 3; H. Wolstenholme. Pumpkin, eight to 14 years: 1, J. Duckworth; 2, L. Roberts; 3, J. Har­ ris. Craft, eight to 14 years: 1, R. Myhill; 2, B. Roberts; 3, E. Wilson.


' Photo, under 14 years: 1, R. Myhill; 2, T. McGoldrick; 3, B. Roberts.


A treat for the Lady Farmers


West to help with a service called GIF'TS (Group Inter­ vention For Therapeutic Support). This will support children and young people who have experienced a ; ; bereavement within their ;; -; family or circle of friends.^; is


. The team consists[pf*^^ig.^ Adrian Gatti (Rufu's'rCaffSi*®


A GHOST walk around Skip- , ton was a spooky treat enjoyed by Clitheroe Lady Farmers. .Their guide led them up lots


of different nooks and crannies where the ladies expected-a ghost . tp^xnppear .at-, any momentl^^^’g ' ; Followin^fhe .walk inembers


cars in the hope that no ghosts would appear! .. Good ; ,Tuck,'V w a s . v also


expressed .to"^^the 'whist and domino players in ,the county toumam'ent and members were


«e'nj^d(aS.^cellent supper a t ?tlifr't'own’s^Bizzie Lizzie’s fish and chip shop. ' Everyone then v entured ■ very carefully back to th e ir


■; reminded th a t .their riext'meet- ing (floweri;arra-nging):at'thej Calf’s Head^6rst'on,..yirould' be an


The mystery trip is on Sep-


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