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Tel: 01200 443 0 4 5


Brian Price & Son Funeral Directors


‘Peacehaven’ Chapel of Rest The Genuine and Independent


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Brian, Jean, Carl and Pauline Tel: Clitheroe 441297


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Stuart Edward (BenM


2009, after a long battle bravely fought, Stuart, aged 59 years, partner of Judith, father of Lesley and Tracey, grandfather of Jessica, Bccka, Joe, Robyn and Iggy, brother of Pauline, John, Russell and the late Brian, also a dear uncle and friend of many.


September


Saturdav» I2tn»


Will DC


Broomfield Place, Witton, Blackburn. Tel. 01254 503240. http;//funeraTs.altys.i nfo


Alan, aged 67 years, dearly loved partner of Valerie, beloved father of Robert and Sharon, dearly loved grandad, brother and son. Flowers or donations. Inquiries to Co­ operative Funeral Services, Burnley. Tel. 01282 426146.


On September 2nd, 2009, in Blackpool Victoria Hospital,


HARGRAVES Alan


flowers only please, donations if so desired may be made in memory of Stuart to The East Lancashire Hospice, Park Lee Road, Blackburn. Inquiries The Alty Funeral


Service,


September 22nd at 10-30 a.m. prior to interment at Clitheroe Cemetery. Reposing in the Chapel of Rest, Broomfield Place, Witton.


Tuesday, Family


Service will be held at St Pauls Church, Lowmoor, Clitheroe on


his family andfiiends. sadly missed by all


Peacefully in hospital on


HARUEY Eric


2oo9» Eric Hartley, aged 86 years, the beloved and much loved husband of Kathleen,


September


Saturday, i2tn,


father of Trish, Maty, Judith and Nancy, also a v e ^ dear grandad and great-


loving


A funeral service and cremation will take place at Accrington Crematorium tom­ orrow,


rothcr to Joyce.


September 18th at 10- 20 a.m. Family flowers only please, but donations made in memory of Eric please to Cancer Care UK, c/o Terence Scott, Clitheroe Funeral Service, 10-12 Whalley Road, Clitheroe, BB7 lAW. Inquiries. Tel. 01200 4-43045______


Friday,


HARTLEY Maiy


Peacefully in hospital, on


(Molly)


2009, and fortified by the Rites of Holy Mother Church, Maiy (Molly) Hartley, aged 82 years, the beloved wife of the late James Albert Hartley, loving mother of Moira, a much loved sister and aunt.


September


Monday, 14th,


A reception into St Michael and St Johns Catholic Church, Clithcroe, will be held on


Rest in peace.


September 22nd at 6- 30 p.m. with Requiem Mass on Wednesday, September 23rd at 11 a.m. followed by burial in Ciitheroe Cemetery. Open to flowers which may be left at the Chapel of Rest,


Tuesday,


Clithcroc, BB7 lAW. Inquiries. Tel. 01200 443045._____________


Funeral Service, 10-12 Whalley


Clitheroc Road,


frandad and a dear


Pre-payment funeral plans available Funeral Directors


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- aged 81 years, of Bolton-by-Bowland and ' formerly ;of Rathmell


•2000, at home, John,


Peacefully September


13th, on


grandad of James, Emma, Kate, Sophie, Georgia and Lucinda and much loved uncle and fiiend to many. Reposing in Peace- haven Chapel of Rest. Service and interment will take place at St. Peter and St. Pauls Church, Bolton-by- Bowland on Monday, September 21st at 11a.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of John if so desired may be given for either the Alzheimers Society or St. Peter and St. Pauls Church, Bolton-by- Bowland, c/o Mr. M. Leeming, Wycongill Farm, Bofton-by- Bowland, Clitheroe, BB7 4LZ. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441297.


dearest


September 11th, 2009, Ruth, beloved wife of the late Walter, dearly loved mother of Martin and Catherine, grandmother


Peacefully in Clitheroe Hospital


MANSLEY Ruth


on


thanksgiving to take place at 12 noon on Monday, September 21st at Whalley Parish Church,


Accrington at iia.m. Family flowers only please, but donations m memory of Ruth if so desired, may be made to Whalley Parish Church c/o Langshaws Funeral Service,i03a King Street, Whalley. Tel. 01254 824520.______


cremation


following at


Jenny of St Benedicts Nursing


OLDCORN Jenny


She will be sadly missed. Funeral takes place at Yeovil Crematorium on


Bridwater, Somerset, TA7 9QT. Inquiries. Tcl. 01458 210265.


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September 24th at 12 noon. Donations if desired to Cancer Research maybe forwarded to M Franks and Sons. Bath Road,


Thursday,


Glastoxibury, Som­ erset, passed away September 7th, 2009, aged 93 years, step­ mother ofDavid.


home,


Caroline, Richard, Helen and Ruth and great-gran of Daniel and Luke, also a dear sister of Anne. Service


of of


mother and grandma, passed


September


Love always, Bill, David, Carol, Sue, Catherine, Robert and Charlotte x.


2002. She lived for those she loved, And those she loved remember.


Memories of a loving husband and father who died September 16th, 2008.


METCALF . Jim


Your loving wife and family.


Those we love don't go away, They walk beside us every day. Unseen, unheard but always near, Still loved, still missed and very dear.


Always loved and remembered, died September


THORNBER Kevin


15th,


All our love from Mum, Dad, Stephen, Angela. Nepnews Callum and Jamie and Son David xx.


19 9 3. . IVie miss i/our smile. Your joking ways. We miss the things you used to say. And when old times we do recall, It's then we miss you most of all.


In memory of a dearly loved wife,


GRAVESTON Susan


away 21st,


deany loved husband of Monica, much loved dad of David, Malcolm and St^hen, loving father-in-law of Margaret, Diana and Nicl^,


Giggleswick,


and the


LEEMING John -


•loved wife of Brian, much loved mum of Elliott and Holly, loving mother-in-law of Sara, dearest grandma of Beniamin and William also a dear sister of Vera, Peggy and Christine. Sei^ce and cremation will take place at the East Lancashire Crematorium, Cem­ etery Road, Radcliffe, M26 4EU tomorrow Friday, September 18th at 1 p.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memoiy of Helen if so desired may be given for Cancer Research U.K., c/o Mrs S. Blackburn, 14 Montague Street, Clitheroe, BB7 2EB. Inquiries to .Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200


Peacefully September 9th, 2009, in ho^ital, Helen, aged 03 years, of cTitheroe, the dearly


RUSHTON Helen


441297.___________ In n/Iemoriam


Love Mum and Dad XXX.


In loving memory of a very dear Son who died September 18th, 1995. He lived for those he loved, And those he loved remember.


EVERETT Serle


In n/lemoriam


From Bert. Jennifer, Trevor, Hilary, Tony and families.


2008. fVe love and miss you so much.


Birthday D/Iemories


In loving memoiy of a dear Wife, Mum and Gran who died September


WALMSLEY Betty Emma


I7tli» HOWARD


In memory of a dear mother


ROBINSON (nee PeeQ Edna


grandmother on the centenary of her birth September


and


From Tony, Jean, Mary and families.


1909. Always in our thoughts.


Loving Birthday memories of Dad for September 19th. ^you have a special


WOODS Bill


From daughter Pat. Acknowledgements


during their recent sad loss. Special thanks to Mr Robert Parker for his special eulog>^. Father Hogan for nis service and ministrations,


received _____ God bless.


staff of Langshaws Calverley Funeral Service for their arrangements and all those who attended the service.


the


Joyce, Roger and family would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends


FARNWORTH Tom


neighbours for the many


and


sympathy and letters and cards of condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also Rev. Andy Froud for his kind words and comforting minis­ trations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations. • They would also like to express


expressions


appreciation to Dr. M. Flatley and Dr. I. Ibbotson for all ^eir care and kindness.


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Mrs Elizabeth Bolton and family of the late Terence Bolton wish to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for their kina cards of condolence, messages of sympathy and floral tributes


BOLTON Terence


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September 21st Memories BESS


Precious are memories of loved ones we hold dear


Remembered always throughout the years


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Sid and Jean September 19th


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Love him while you may, I would do anything To have mine here today.


16th,


Clitheroe Hospital for the beautiful gift of the star they named in memop^ of our angel Katie Bethan, and donations. Thanks to Rev. Michelle Jarmany for her support and warm, comforting service and to all who attended the funeral. Tliank you to all the midwives on Central Delivery Suite for their excellent care and support. A very special thank you to Midwife Margaret Conboy for all her wonderful support and care. Finally thanks to Terence Scott and staff at Clitheroe Funeral Services for all their help and kindness.


letters, flowers and donations received during our sad loss. Thank you to colleagues


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David, Helen, Nia and families would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and work colleagues for the many kind expressions sympathy,


Baby Katie Bethan cards, NICHOLAS


John and all the family would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends


Margaret Rosemary of


neighbours for the many


and


condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also Rev. Andv Froud for his kind words and comforting minis­ trations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations. They would also like to express


appreciation to all the Doctors, Nurses and Staff of Clitheroe Community Hospital for all their care and kindness.


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sympathy received during their sad loss. Thanking also Rev. T. Thorpe for his uplifting service and to everyone who attended the funeral service and have given donations for the North West Air Ambulance.______


In OurThoughts


Our Lord and St Jude Thank you.


21st Birthday


Joan ana the family of the late Chris would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives and friends for the many kind expressions


Ciiristophlne (Chris)


COLLINGE m of


Katie Joan f September 161h


Happy 18th Birthday . Lots of love hugs and kisses


•MV- Mum, Dad, Annie, Tom, Matt and family XXX


WINDSOR (nee Parker)


Frank and Joan September 20th


Congratulations on our R uby Wedding Lots of love Joan xxx


Happy Anniversary, we got there! All my love Frank xxx


Golden Wedding their 18th Birthday


sympathy and letters and cards


expressions


kind of


of


WRIGLEY (nee Holt)


Russ, Karen and Noah are pleased to announce the safe arrival of


Jude Frederick


Bom September 10th, 2009 Weighing 71b IO0Z


With thanks to all midwives and wonderful


colleagues in delivery theatre and Davidson Ward at Burnley General Hospital


Jane and Andy


September 16th


Congratulations to wonderful parents on


their Golden Wedding Anniversary


Love always


Russell, Gill, Kerry and David xxx All our love


Lucie, Sam, Ben and Hannah xxx Ruby Wedding Anniversaries A BOY! ITS


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LAMONT-SHIELS Simon and Anna are


delighted to announce the safe arrival of


Harvey


Bom September 10th, 2009 Weighing 6lbs


Thanks to family and friends for cards and presents, thanks also to Ribble Valley Midwives and staff at RBH


CONTI- HARVEY


Tricia and Stephen Conti and family are delighted to announce on


September 4th the


engagement of their youngest daughter


Stevie-Louise to Kyle Eldest son of


Debbie and Paul Harvey


Love and congratulations from both families XXX


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Hodder Valley Show Results Cattle


Dairy Cattle (black and white) - Heifer


calf bom since 1st June 08:1, D. and S. Graveston; 2, M. and J. Bristol, K R; 3, J.D. and JA. Holgate. Dairy heifer imder 2 years old, geld: 1, M. and J. Bristol, R R. Dairy heifer in calf - not more than 3 years of age: I, M. and J. Bristol, R R. Dairy heifer in milk: 1, J.D. and JA. Holgate; 2, M. and J. Bristol, R R. Dmry cow in milk: 1, J.D. and JA. Holgate; 2, M. and J. Bristol, R R. Dairy CaWe (coloured) - Heifo* calf bom


^ c e 1st June 08:1 and 2, J.D. and JA. Hol­ gate; 3, Jerseys, Hodder View. Dmiy heifer in calf - not more than 3 years of age: 1, J.D. and J.S. Jones; 2, Jerseys, Hodder View. Dairy heifer in milk: 1, J.D. and J.S. Jones. Dairy cow in calf or in milk: 1, J.D. and J.S. Jones; 2, Jerseys, Hodder ^^ew; 3 ,1, and S. McAlpine. Best cow or heifo* (cal^^ within 28 days of show): 1, J.D. and J.S. Jones; 2, Sarah CJoar.


Bel^an Blue Cattle - Breeding hull, (12


months and over): 1, R. Seed and Son; 2, J. C. Walker and ^ n . Cow or heifer in calf at foot or donor animal: 1, J.C. Walkv- and Son; 23, Lancaster and Thomber. Mmd-; *. en heifer to he under 3 years of age:T, J.C.* Walker and Son; 2, R. Seed and Son. Bull calf (under 12 months): 1, R. Seed & Son. Heifer calf (under 12 m o n ^ ) : 1, M. and E. H a r t l^ 2 and 3, Lancaster and Thomber. Any Otha* Pure Bred Beef & Commot^


Cattle - Pure bred breeding bull, a i^ hre^,* 12 months and oven 1, D. and S. Graveston. Pure bred cow or h ^ e r in calf, calf at foot


or donor animal: 1, D. and S. Graveston; % M.H. and MA. Handley. Maiden h ^ e r to . he imda* 3 years of age (donor animab must enter CBC 2): 1, M. and E. Hartley; 2 ^ d 3, Ian Pickup. Bull calf (imder 12 months): 1, Ian Pickup. Heifer calf (under 12 months): 1, M.H. and MA. Handley. Cross bred bull or heifer calf horn from 1st September 08 onwards: 1, Ian Pickup. Prime steer (under 30 months): 1, Ian Townson. Prime heifen 1 and 3, Ian Townson; 2, Ian Piclnip. Heavy Horses


Best yearling filly, colt or gelding: 1, G.


and J. Dodd. Best tii^year-old filly, colt or gelding: 1, Tbrelfall (Rishton). Best brood mare with foal at foot: 1, G. and J. Dodd; 2, B. Wilson. Best foab 1, J. Mitson; 2, B. Wil­ son; 3, G. and J. Dodd. Barren mare or geld­ ing - 3 years and oven 1, John Wilkinson; 2, G. and J. Dodd. Best p ^ , mares or gddings: 1, G. and J. Dodd. Young handler, 16 years and und^ on show day: 1, Rebeck Camp- belL


Sheep Any Other Pure Breed — One tup two


shear or ova: 1, M.H. and M A. Handiesr; 2, S. and P. Scrivin and Son; 8, Thomas and Issy Hartley. One shearling tup: 1, Christo­ pher Dodd; 2, Tennant Brothers; 3, John Harrison. One tup lamb: 1 and 2, Christo­ pher Dodd. One gimmer lamb: 1, Thomas and Issy Hartley; 2, Christopher Dodd; 3, M.H. and M.A. Handley. One gimmer shearling: 1, S. and P. Scrivin and Son; 2, Thomas and Issy Hartley; 3, Rachel Harri- flon. One ewe - lamb suckled this season: 1, M.H. and M A. Handley; 2 Thomas and Issy H a r tl^ 3, Christopher Dodd. Groiq> of 4 (Igjmmer lamb, Igimmer shearling, 1 bree&ng ewe & Imale): 1, Thomas and I ^ Hartley; 2, M.H. and M.A^ Handley; 3, Christc^her Dodd. Lonk and Lonk Cross - One tup two


shear or oven 1, T. Whitwell and Sons; 2, Robert listen 3, J.C. IHckard. One shearling tup: 1, S. and P. Scrivin and Son; 2, T. Whitw^ and Sons; 3, J.C. Pickard. One tup lamb: 1, T. Whitwell and Sons; 2, Robert Listen 3, J.C. Pickard. One gimmer lamb: 1 and 2, J.CL Pickard; 3, Robert Lister. One gimmer shearling: 1, J.C. Pickard; 2 and 3, Robert Lister. One ewe - lamb suckled this season: 1, S. and P. Scrivin and Son; 2, Robert Liken 3, J.C. Pickard. Group of 4 (Igiminerlamb, igizmner shearling, 1 breed­ ing ewe & Imale): 1, Robert Listen 2, J.C. Pickard; 3, S. and P. Scrivin and Son.. Lowland Cross Breds - One gimmer


2, E.W. and J.R. Parkinson; 3, J.C. Walker and Son. Texel Beltex & Suffolk - One Shearling


Tup: 1, Richard Seed; 2, Tennant Brothers; 3, R. and A Wallhank. One Tup Lamb: 1, R. and A Wallbank; 2, Richard Seed. One Gimmer Lamb: 1, J.V. Fox; 2, R. and A. Wallhank; 3, Seth Blakey. One Gimmer Shearling: 1, Seth Blakey; 2, Tennant Broth­ ers; 3, R. and A Wallbank. One Ewe - Suck­ led this season: 1, Tennant Brothers; 2, Seth Blakejr; 3, Richard Seed. Group of 4 ( I s o ­ mer lamb, Igimmer shearling, 1 breeding ewe & Imale): 1, Tennant Brothers; 2, R. and A Wallbmik; 3, Richard Seed. Young Fanners


Calf Section - Dairy Type Calf, Over 12 '


Months and Under 24 Months Old: 1, Stephen Porter: 2, Catherine Graveston. Beef Type Calf, over 12 Months and Under 24 Months Old: 1, Issy Hartley7 2, \^ctoria Seed; 3, Jack Pickup. Beef Type Under 12 Months Old: 1, Jack Pickup; 2, Issy Hartley; 3, ^^ctoria Seed. Dmiy TjT>e Calf, Under 12 Months Old: 1, Melanie Young; 2 and 3, Louise Hartley- Best Pair of Calves, Under 24 Months Old (Preston Farmers Trophy): 1, Jack Pickup; 2, Stephen Porter; 3, Dsuise Hartley. Sheep Section - Homed Gimmer Lamb:


1, Rachel Harrison; 2, Robert Walken 3, Andrew Harrison. Homed Breeding Ewe, I ^ b Suckled this Season: 1 and 2, Robert Walken 3, Thomas Hmrison. One Dodded Gimmer Lamb, Ai^ Breed: 1, James Harri- ^ n ; 2, Seth Blakey; 3, Robert Walken Dod­ ded Breeding Ewe, L ^ b Suckled this Sea­ son: 1, James Harrisom 2, Andrew Harrison; 3, Christopher Dodd. One Prime Lamb Judged from Butchms Point of View: 1 and 2, Robert Walken 3, Thomias Harrison. One Rime Lamb Homed Breed: 1, James Harri­ son; 2, Rachel Harrison; 3, Stephen Harri­ son.


Children's Section Pre School - Hand and foot print A3 no


moimt: 1, Eva Howard; 2, George Ireland; 3, Amy Rigby. Seed collage A4 mounted: 1, Isla Caine; 2. Scarlett Morris-Barrow,; 3, James Wdlhank. Reception - A glove or finer puppet: 1,


Hridi Morris-Barrow; 2, William Mason; 3, Millie Thomber. Self portimt computerised A4:1, Laura West; 2, William Beattia Still life, fruit howl painting A4:1, Laura West; 2, Millie Thomo:; 3, Joel Fisher. Sea Crea­ ture collage no bigger than A4:1, I>aura West. Seaside model 3D: 1, Laura West; 2, Millie Thomben 3, Heidi Morris-Barrow. Three decorated buns displayed on a small plate: 1, Laura West. Home/school grown vegetable: 1, I^ura West. D e ra te d plant labd max 3()cm z 30cm: 1, Millie Thomben 2, Joel Fishen 3, David Breaks. Any type of bookmark: 1, William Beattie; 2, David Breaks; 3, Laura West. Years 1 and 2 -A glove or finer puppet: 1,


Ewan Calton-Whitaken 2, Ailsa Bury,; 3, Sandy Griffiths. Self porizait computeri^ A4:1, Isaac Bury; 2, George Elliot; 3, Elbe Brown. Still life: FViut bowl painting A4:1, Sarah C^arn 2, Helen West; 3, Georgia Wil­ son.


Sea (feature collage no bigger than A4:


1, Amelia Johnson; 2, Sarah <arr; 3, Chloe Blackburn. Searide n u ^ 3D: 1, Sarah Cam 2, Helen West; 3, Whitako: Three decorated buns d i ^ l a ^ an agnail plate: 1, Ewan Calton-Whitaken 2, Rachel Glendin- ning; 3, Cody Grbvo: A home/school grown vegetable: 1, Amelia Johnson; 2, Sarah Cam 3, Helen West Decorated plant label max 30cm X 30cm: 1, Amelia Johnson; 2, Declan Parken 3, Cody Grover. Any type of book­ mark: 1, Helen West; 2, Matey McBride: 3, Ailsa Bury. Years 3 and 4 - Make a Greek Um and


lamb: 1, M 3 , and MA. Handley; 2 and 3,1 and M. Lancaster. Pair of gimmer lambs: 1, M.H. and MA. Handler; 2 ,1, and M. Lan- casten 3, Christopher Dodd. One gimmer shearlkg: 1, Christopher Dodd; 2, Tennant Brothers. One ewe, lamb suckled this season: 1, Christopher Dodd. Prime Lamb - Two prime lambs, homed:


1, John Harrison. Two prime lambs dodded: 1 ,1, and M. Lancasten 2. R. and A. Wall- hank; 3, J.V. Fox. Sikiledale, Open - One tup two shear or


decorate (clay): 1, Neve Dickinson; 2, Tullia Emmanuel; 3, Eleanor Goode. Pencil draw­ ing of waterscape A4 mounted: 1, Billy Bolton; 2, Samud Robinson; 3, Anna Ben­ nett. Silhouette picture A4 no mount: 1, George Johnson; 2, Joe Blackburn; 3, Edward Carr. Derign and make a trophy for a sporting event max 30cm: 1, Matthew Mason; 2, Anna Bennett 3, Mark Bumbac. Poster healthy lifestyle/food safety: 1, Laura Kendall; 2, Sally Pinder; 3, Tullia Emmanuel. Three decorated buns: 1, Neve Dickinson; 2, Jack Wallbank; 3, Jack Glendinmng. Home/school-grown vegetable: 1, Jack Glendiiming; 2, James Howard; 3, Neve Dickinson. Unmounted photo: 1, Cal- ton-Whitaker; 2, Eleanor Goode; 3, Jack Glendinning. Handwriting: 1, Laura Kendall; 2, Rebecca Bennett; 3, Henry Ful- lalove. Years 5 and 6 - Make a Greek Um and


oven 1, Arnold Lancaster; 2, Robinson & Sons; 3, J.C. Walker and Son. One shearling tup: 1, J.C. Walker and Son; 2, Arnold Lan­ caster; 3, M. and C. Crawshaw. One tup lamb: 1, Robinson & Sons; 2, E.W. and J.R. Parkinson; 3, J.C. Walker and Son. One gim­ mer lamb: 1 and 2, E.W. and JR. Parkinson; 3, Arnold Lancastk. One Gimmer Shearling: 1 and 2, Robinson & Sons; 3, J.C. Walker and Son. One Ewe, Lamb Suckled this Sea­ son: 1, E.W. and J.R. Parkinson; 2, J.C. Walker and Son; 3, Arnold Lancastk. Group of 4 (Igimmer lamb, Igimmer shearling, 1 breeding ewe & Imale): 1, Arnold Lancaster;


decorate (clay): 1, Amy Hyde-White; 2, Lydia Dalhy; 3, James Parsons. Pencil draw­ ing of waterscape A4 mounted: 1, Robert Spencer; 2, Amy Hyde-White; 3, Emma Robinson. Silhouette picture A4 no mount: 1, James Parsons; 2, Robert Spencer; 3, Bethany West. Design and make a trophy: 1, Emma parker; 2, Ella Mason; 3, Maisie Griffiths. Poster healthy lifestyle/food safety: 1,


Emma Parker 2, Rachel Pnder 3, Mairie Griffiths. Three decorated buns: 1, Anna Robinson; 2, Emma Parker; 3, Georgina Bullock. Home/school-grown vegetable: 1,


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, September 17th, 2009 23 Emma Parker 2, Amy H3^e-White; 3, Oliv­


er Wilson. Unmounted photo: 1, Geor^na Bullock;


2, Anna Robinson; 3, Emma Parker. Hand­ writing: 1, Caitlin Dickinson; 2, Emma


Parker 3, Laura Hyde-White. Years 7 to 11 - Children's Decorated


Birthday Cake: 1, Rebecca Winder; 2, Bethany Bockl^ 3, Sam Buckanan. Clock Deagn uang a Mechanisno: 1, Tom Martin; 2, Jonathon Parker 3, Rebecca Winder. Cel­ ebration Card: 1, Kate Robinson; 2, Anna Clay; 3, Lydia Clothier-Hill. Decorat^ Box of Home Made Chocolates: 1, Jenny For^e; 2, Nicole Welch; 3, Zoe Clayton. Horticulture


Cakes, Breads and Puddings - F ru it


Cake Not Iced: 1, David Taylor 2, Odel Hodgson; 3, Eleanor Robinson. Four Heces of Flapjack: 1, M. and C. Crawshaw; 2, Angela Hargreaves; 3, Helen Ireland. Four Pieces of Gingerbr^: 1, Caroline Owen; 2, Allison McIntosh; 3, Helen Ireland. Four Pieces of Chocolate Brownie: 1, Isobd Bris­ tow; 2, Helen Ireland; 3, A d w ^ Pearson. Four Fruit Scones: 1, Kate Robinson; 2, Kathleen Taylor 3, Janet Whitaker. Deco­ rated Cake for any occasion: 1, Kathleen Taylor 2, Allison McIntosh; 3, Rachel Fin­ der. \fictoria Sandwich Calm: 1, Helen Ire­ land; 2, Jenny Ireland; 3, Anna-Jean Paton. Carrot Cake: 1, Mrs Jacqueline Fox; 2, Eleanor Robinson; 3, Janet Whitaker. CHieesecake: 1, Paul Law; 2, Janet Whitak­ er; 3, Aldwyth Pearson. Lemon Drizzle Cake: 1, Rachel Harrison; 2, Mrs Jacqueline Fox; 3, Adwyth Pearson. Chocolate Cake FlU^ and Iced: 1, Kathleen Taylor 2, Helen Ireland; 3, Patricia Garnett. Fruit Pie: 1, Kate Robinson; 2, Angela Hargreaves; 3, Philip Grimes, ^ je c t Cake: 1, David T ^ - lor 2, Philip Grimes; 3, Kate Robinson. Ra^heny Buns: 1, Tricia Wilson; 2, Angela Hargreaves; 3, Kate Robinson. Any Form of Bread (use of Bread maker allowed): 1, Philip Grimes; 2, Lesley Wilson; 3, HiUary Wood. Tea Bread: 1, Patricia Garnett; 2, Mary Cowking; 3, Mrs Jacqueline Fox. Swiss Roll: 1, hrien Ireland; 2, Jean Parkin­ son. Weetabix Loaf: 1, Adwyth Pearson; 2, Helen Ireland; 3, Eleanor Robinson. Indi­ vidual Fruit Crumble: 1, Kathleen Taylor 2, Janet Carr 3, Kate Robinson. Cake Made by a Gentleman: 1, Edward Ireland; 2, David l ^ l o r 3, Peter Ainsworth. Four Itice Crispy Cakes in Bun Casies ( Entrants to be 16 years and under): 1, Rebecca Winder 2, George Ireland; 3, Rachel Spencer. Four Butterfly Buns ( Entrants to be 16 years and unds*): 1, Robert Spencer 2, Jack Glendin­ ning; 3, Rachel Glendinning. Eggs, Preserves and Fudge


Four Fresh Hen Eggs: 1, Thomas Wilson;


2, Georgia Wilson; 3, Lyn Marsden. Four Fresh Duck Eggs: 1, Rachel Harrison. Jar of Jelly (Savoury or Sweet): 1, Tricia Wilson; 2, Alice WhitweU; 3, Janet Edmondson. Jar of Chutnesr 1, Adwyth Pearson; 2, Tricia Wilson; 3, Heather Harrison. Jar of Mar­ malade: 1, Cressida Woodall; 2, Jane t edmondson; 3, Adwyth Pearson. Jar of Jam Soft Fruit: 1, Kate Robinson; 2, Tricia Wil­ son; 3, Kathleen Taylor. Jar of Jam, Hard FYuit: 1, Kate Robinson; 2, Adwyth Pear­ son. Jar of Lemon Cheese: 1, Eleanor Robin­ son; 2, Janet Carr; 3, Aison Grimes. Six Pieces of Fudge: 1, Eleanor Robinson; 2, Amy Clarkson; 3, Mrs Jacqueline Fox. Bot­ tle Home-Made Wine or Been 1, Philip Grimes; 2, Cresrida WoodalL Flowers


One Rose: 1 and 2, June E. Ckirr; 3, Tracy


Ankers. Vase of Sweet Peas (5 Spikes): 1, Helen Ireland; 2, David T^lor. Vase of five Asters: 1, Alison Grimes. Basket of Garden Flowers: 1, Caroline Owen; 2, Jeffrey lUch; 3, Alison Grimes. Bowl of M i ^ Dahlias: 1, Jeffrey Rich; 2, William Binder; 3, Alison Grimes. Three spikes of Gladioli: 1, Jeffrey Kch; 2, Alison Grimes. One vase of assorted Pereimials or Annuals: 1, Janet Carr; 2, Tracy Ankers; 3, Albon Grimes. House Plant: 1 and 2, Jefirey Rich; 3„ Jane Lewis. Minature Garden in a Seed 'Pray (Under 16): 1, Jenny ireland. Phlox - No more than 4 Spik^ 1, Helen ireland; 2, Alison Grimes. Handicrafts and Art Section An item of beaded work (can inc. Jew-


elloy): 1, Katbleeen Taylor; 2, Aim Swindle- hurst; 3, Heather Harrison. Gift in any medium: 1, Patricia Garnett; 2, Ann Swindlehurst; 3, Tracy Ankers. Item of Needlework: 1, Patrida Garnett; 2, Heather Harrison; 3, Ann Swindlehurst. Any Cre­ ative Needlework to own design: 1, Heather Harrison; 2, Liz Holden. Christmas Card: 1, Tracy Ankers; 2, Anna-Jean Paton; 3, Mar­ garet Harrison. Mounted Example of Tapestry or Canvas Work: 1, Isobel Bristow; 2, Ann Swindlehurst; 3, Mary Cowking. Knitted Scarf: 1, Margaret Harrison; 2, Patricia Garnett; 3, Aison Grimes. Hand­ made rug or wall hanging: 1, Ann Swindle­ hurst; 2, Mary Cowking. Patchwork, Quilt­ ing and Applique: 1, Janet Preston; 2, Jane Lewis; 3, Tracy Ankers. Pencil or ink Sketch or Drawing: 1, Caitlin Dickinson; 2, Nicola Breaks; 3, Edna Waterworth. Painting in ar^ Media 1, Tricia Wilson; 2, Mary Cowk- ing; 3, Jane Lewis. Any kind of Handicraft: 1, Maiy Cowking; 2, Jennie Kettlewell. # More result in next week’s edition


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