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‘Pea ceha veil’ Chapel of Rest Tlje Genuine and Independent


family concern of two generations offering a 24hrpeisonal seivice


Brian, Jean, Garland Pauline Tel: Clitberoe 441297


Mellor, Blackburn, Roy, aged 76 years, the beloved husband of Joan, loWng father, grandad and brother. A


On Wednesday, September 8th, 2010 at Royal Blackburn Hospital


INGHAM Roy


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cremation will be held at Pleasmgton Crem-


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Grimshaws Ladies Outfitters, the dearly loved wife of the, late John Robinson, also a


of loved aunt,


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Peacefully at home on ton, Clitheroe, BB7 September 10th, 2010, 3JD. or Cancer after a short illness. Research UK, c/o Mrs Jerzy,


husband o f Florence, Montague much


Gina, Krys, Nina and Lutty,


great-grandad. Requiem Mass to take place at St Begh’s R.C. Church on Friday, September 24th at 1 p.m.


in-law., grandad and


Distington Hall Crematorium. Family flowers only please, donations in lieu to MacMillan Cancer Care. All inquiries to The Co-operative Funeralcare, Lowther


cremation


followed by at


Whitehaven. ‘ Tel. 01946 5Q2268.________


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dad


beloved S. Blackburn, 14 Street,


of Clitheroe, BB7 2EB. Inquiries


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September 10th, 2010, in hospital, Margaret, aged 89 years, of Clitheroe and former proprietor


Peacefully on


ROBINSON (nee Grimshaw) Margaret


Darren arid Robert, loving mother-in- law, grandma and sister o f Barbara and Wayne, sister-in-law of Keith also a dearest aunt and great-aunt. Reposing Peacehaven Chapel of Rest. Service and interment will take place at St Mary's Church, Gisburn, on Monday, September 20th at 11 a.m. where all will be welcome. Flowers ^^^ll be received at Peacehaven Chapel of Rest, or donations in memorj' of Paula if so desired may be given to a charity of your own personal choice. Inquires to Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441297.


Paul,


2010 at her sisters home in Slaidburn, Paula, aged 62 years, o f Albir, Spain and formerly of Colne, the dearly loved wife of Mike, much loved mum of Russell,


Suddenly, September


loth, on


SHAUN Paula


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Clitheroe, BB7 lAW. Tel. 01200 443045.


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On September 12th, 2010, peacefully in Abbeyfield . House, Margaret, aged 85 years, dearly loved wife of the late Geoffrey, treasured mother of David, Janet, Carole and Julie, dear mother-in- law of Chris, Barry and David and a beloved nana of Danielle, Charlotte and Sophie. A funeral service will take place at St Mary Magdalene Clithcroe Parish Church on Monday, September 20th at 10 a.m. followed bj' a burial at Clitheroe Cemetery. Family flowers only


TOMLINSON (nee Loynd) Margaret


Treasured memories o f a wonderful Son, Brother and Father o f David, Died September


THORNBER Kevin


15th,


1993. Each of us in our own


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


way, Have special memories of you today, Time goes by and life goes on, But in our hearts Kevin you still live on.


In loving memory o f a dear Wife, Mum and Gran who died September


WALMSLEY Betty Emma


From Bert, Jennifer, Trevor, Hilary and Tony and all the family.


2008. Always in our thoughts, We love and miss you so much.


10/12 Bimday. n/|empriK;i'


Remembering my dad on his birthday, September 19th.


WOODS Bill


-Printed as promised.


From daughter Pat. In OurThoughts' Lord St Jude


Today, tomorrow and yesterday. Forever m mu thoughts. •


GREENWOOD^ Leon


September 29th


Happy 40th Birthday Lisa and Jade xx


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MERCER Steve


September 19th


Happy 50th Birthday


All our love Tina, David,


Andrew, Jack and all the family xxx


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Freda, Sheila and Andrew would like to thank relatives and friends who attended Elsie's funeral service at West Bradford and to all those who have given a donation. Special thanks go to Dr Ibbotson, the Staff at Castleford for taking such good care o f Elsie, to the Rev. Brocklehurst for his kind help and ministrations, also to the organist at St Catherine's


CARR Elsie


MACQUARRIE Anthony and Charlotte


would like to announce the safe arrival of Ruby Ann


and Evie Rose


Born September 8th, 2010 Weighing 6lb 4oz and 6lb 2oz


Thank you to all family and friends for cards and gifts and all staff on CDS and C9 at RBH


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September 16th | Wishing you | health and !


happiness on your birthday


Love and best wishes


Dad, Mum and Natalie xxx


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Congratulations Anthony and Charlotte on the birth of our twin grandaughters


Ruby Ann and Evie Rose


Love from both grandparents MURPHY


(nee Webster)


Martin and Rachel are delighted to announce the birth of their son


Callum John Born September 1st, 2010


A welcome brother for Molly and Lucas


DREYER-BRAND Congratulations Grant and Hayley


on your engagement on August 2nd, 2010


Wishing you love and best wishes for your future together


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Cathleen 11 September 19th [ .


Happy 21st Birthday to , a very special daughter


Love from Mum and Dad xxx


Congratulations Sophie


Love from A BOY ITS William and Nathan xx


To a wonderful grandaughter Love Nana xx


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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, September 16,2010 Local band debut new song


A CAPACITY audience at Whalley Village Hall enjoyed a rare evening of Lancashire and traditional songs. Music was provided by local


folk group the Garage Band, whose members all live in the Ribble Valley.


The highlight of the first half


was a world premiere of a song written by Whalley resident Tony Hogan. This highly charged song about the famine in Ireland was delivered by Samantha Hilton, lead member of Tony’s group the Seraphim. The Garage Band, who have


an enthusiastic local following, rehearse in lead singer Jim King’s garage in King Street Whalley. Jim, a well-known local business­ man, sells country furniture and M amazing range of bric-a-brac in his shop. It’s not unusual to see customers dropping in to hear the Garage Band rehearsing there on a Saturday afternoon.


Daily Cattle (black and white) — Heifer calf


born since 1st June 09: 1, Connor Swales; 2, Manunited Holsteins; 3, Wallbank and Young. Heifer calf born since 1st June 09 (class split):


joint 1st, M & J Bristol, R. R. Parker; 2, J & S Hartley; 3, Wallbank & Young. Dair>- heifer in milk: joint 1st, M & J Bristol, R. R. Parker. Dairy cow in calf: 1, J.D. and J.A. Holgaie. Dair)’ cow in milk: joint 1st, M & J Bristol, R. R. Parker; 2. J.D. and J Holgate. Daity cattle (coloured) — Heifer calf born since 1st June 09:1, Laura West; 2, Helen West. Dairy' Heifer in milk: 1, Stuart Rimmer; 2, Hodder View Jerseys. Dairy cow in calf or in milk:!, Hodder View Jerseys; 2, Wailbank and Young; 3, Stuart Rimmer. Best dairy’ animal on field (first time exhibitor): 1, Connor Swales; Champion dairy cattle (black and white): 1, Bristol and Parker. Champion dairy cattle (coloured):!, Stuart Rimmer. Belgian Blue Cattle — Breeding bull (12


months and over): 1, J.C. Walker and Son; 2, R. Seed and Son; 3, M. and E. Hartley. Cow or heifer in calf, calf at foot or donor animal: 1, A. and K.M. Barnes. Maiden heifer to be under 3 years of age: 1, M. and E. Hartley: 2, A. and K.M. Barnes. Bull calf (under 12 months): I, J.C Walker & Son; 2, Michael Burnop. Heifer calf (under 12 months): 1, J.C Walker and Son; 2, R. Seed and Son; 3, Michael Bumop. Any other pure bred beef and commercial


cattle — pure bred breeding bull, any breed, 12 months and ovenl, W.P Brewer and Son. Pure bred cow or heifer in calf, calf at foot or


donor animal:!, W.P. Brewer and Son. Maiden heifer to be under 3 years of age (donor animals must enter CBC 2): 1, Ian Pickup. Heifer calf funder 12 months): 1, Ian Pickup. Prime steer (under 30 months): 1 and 3, A.A. and E. Critch* ley and Son; 2, Ian Pickup. Prime heifer: 1 and 3, Clare Cropper; 2, M. and E. Hartley. Best beef animal on field (first time exhibitor): Clare Crop­ per. Champion Belgian Blue: J. C. Walker and Son. Champion, any other pure bred beef and commercial cattle: Clare Cropper. • HEAVY HORSES


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George and Eileen


September 24th


Congratulations on your Golden Wedding


Love always Adrian, Carole and Jordan xxx


J. Dodd. Best two year old filTy, colt or gelding: Ringstonhalgh Farm, Threlfall. Best brood mare with foal at fool: 1, G. and J. Dodd; 2, Donna Woodend. Best foal: 1, Donna Woodend; 2, G. and J. Dodd. Barren mare or gelding, 3 years and over: 1, Lewis Harrison; 2, Shannon Clough; 3, G. and J. Dodd. Best pair, mares or geldings: 1, G. and J. Dodd. Young handier, 16 years and under on show day: 0*udged on handling ability only): Shannon Clough. SHEEP


Best yearling filly, colt or gelding: 1, G. and Any Other Breed (Pure or Cross) — One tup fhank Toil WALMSLEY


David thanks everyone for their very generous donations on the occasion of his birthday £1050 was raised for


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two shear or over: 1, S. and P. Scrivin and Son; 2, M.H. and M.A. Handley. One shearling tup: 1, Rachel Harrison; 2, M.H. and M.A. Handley. One tup lamb: 1 and 2, Christopher Dodd; 3, S. and P. Scrivin and Son. One gimmer lamb: 1, M.H. and M.A. Handley; 2, Christopher Dodd; 3 ,1. and M. Lancaster. One gimmer shearling: 1, Christopher Dodd; 2, S. and P. Scrivin and Son; 3, M.H. and M.A. Handley. One ewe lamb suck­ led this season: 1, Christopher Dodd; 2, S. and P. Scriven and Son; 3, Anna Blakey. Group of 4 (1 gimmer lamb, 1 gimmer shearling, 1 breed­ ing ewe and 1 male): 1, Christopher Dodd; 2, S. and P. Scrivin and Son; 3, M.H. and M.A. Han­ dley. Best male, any other pure breed: 1, S. and P. Scrivin. Best female, any other pure breed: I, Chris Dodd. Champion, any other pure breed: S. and P. Scrivin. Lonk and Lonk Cross — One tup two shear


or over: 1, J.C. Pickard; 2, Geoffrey Morton; 3, S. and P. Scrivin and Son. One shearling tup: I, J.C. Pickard; 2, Robert Lister; 3, Geoffrey Morton. One tup lamb; 1, S. and P. Scrivin and Son; 2, J.C. Pickard; 3, Geoffrey Morion. One gimmer lamb: 1, S. and P. Scrivin and Son; 2, Robert Lister; 3, T. Whitwell and Sons. One gimmer shearling: I, S. and P. Scrivin and Son; 2, J.C. Pickard; 3, T. Whitwcll and Sons. One ewe, lamb suckled this season: 1, Robert Lister, 2, J.C. Pickard; 3, S. and P. Scrivin and Son. Group of 4 (1 gimmer lamb, 1 gimmer shearling, 1 breeding ewe and 1 male): 1, S. and R Scrivin and Son; 2, J.C. Pickard; 3, Rob­ ert Lister. Best male lonk and lonk cross: 1, J. C. Pickard. Best female, anv other cure breed: S.


CATTLE


Big charity fun run has been cancelled


A HUGELY popular charity fun run is no more after being cancelled just days before this year’s event. Fuming organisers of the fourth


annual Read and Simonstone'Run For Life feel they have been let down in their quest to hold one of the biggest events in the area’s cal­ endar on Saturday. The race, which has raised more


LOCAL FOLK: the Garage Band, from the left, Pete Monk, Carol Lowe, Jim King and Tony Brown.


tup: 1, Richard Seed; 2, Geordie Parker; 3, Jack Wallbank. One tup lamb: 1, K. and J. Maguire; 2, Geordic Parkcr;3, Kathleen Moon. One gim­ mer lamb: 1, Jack Wallbank; 2, M. and J. Ten­ nant and Sons; 3, K. and J. Maguire. One gim­ mer shearling: 1, Seth Blakey; 2 and 3, Gcordle Parker. One ewe, suckled this season: 1, Geordie Parker; 2, Richard Seed; 3, M. and J. Tennant and Sons. Group of 4 (1 gimmer lamb, 1 gimmer shearling, 1 breeding ewe and 1 male): 1, Geor­ die Parker; 2, Richard Seed; 3, Jack Wallbank. Best male Texel, Beltex and Suffolk: Richard Seed. Best female Texel, Beltex’and Suffolk: Seth Blakey. Champion Texel, Bellex and Suf­ folk: Seth Blakey.


YOUNG FARMERS


months and under 24 months old: 1, Louise Hartley. Beef type calf, over 12 months and un­ der 24 months old: 1, Issy Hartley; 2, Victoria Seed; 3, Thomas Hartley. Beef type calf, under 12 months old: I and 2, Robert Walker; 3, Vic­ toria Seed. Dairy type calf, under 12 months old: 1, Louise Hartley; 2 and 3, Wallbank and Young. Best pair of calves, under 24 months old: 1, Rob­ ert Walker; 2, Thomas and Issy Hartley; 3, Wall- bank and Young. Sheep Section — Horned Gimmer Lamb:


1, Andrew Harrison; 2, Christopher Dodd; 3, James Harrison. Horned breeding ewe, lamb suckled this season: 1, Robert Walker; 2, James Harrison; 3, Andrew Harrison. One dodded gim­ mer lamb, any breed: 1, Robert Walker; 2, Chris­ topher Dodd; 3, Tom Wallbank. Dodded breed­ ing ewe, Iamb suckled this season: I, Christopher Dodd; 2, Rachel Harrison; 3, Anna Blakey. One prime lamb judged from butcher’s point of view: 1 and 2, Robert Walker; 3, James Harrison. One prime Iamb homed breed: 1, James Harrison; 2, Andrew Harrison; 3, Christopher Dodd. Young Farmers’ Special Prize for youngest competitor in YFC sheep section: Rachel Harrison. Local/Open Horned Sheep Specials — MIS


T. Robinson and Son Special, best pair horned gimmer lambs any breea (donors do not e.xhibit): E.W. and J.R. Parkinson. Best pair of horned shearlings: J. C. Pickard. Callow Shoot Special, best pair of horned hill going sheep (one male, one female) any breed, or age: S. and P. Scrivin. Open/Local Lowland Specials — E. and M.


Finder Special Prize, best pair of dodded gimmer lambs, any breed, judged on points only: M.H. and M.A. Handley. E. and M. Finder Special Prize, best pair of dodded shearlings, any breed 1 tup and 1 gimmer: Geordie Parker. Best pair of dodded gimmer shearlings: Chris Dodd. The Moorcock Prize, best full group of 4 dodded sheep (1 gimmer lamb, 1 gimmer shearling, 1 breeding ewe and 1 male), ewes to have suckled lambs this season: Geordie Parker. Best Low­ land Sheep, male: Richard Seed. Best Lowland Sheep, female: Seth Blakey. Champion Lowland Sheep: Seth Blakcy.


CHILDREN’S SECTION Pre-school — A printed picture/pattern of


flowers: 1, Ellie Jenkins; 2, Raven Jenkins. Reception — Any media picture of a tropi- ■ cal bird A4 mounted: 1. Millie Aloe: 2. Georce


Calf Section — Dairy type calf, over 12


over: 1, J.C. Walker and Son; 2, Arnold Lancas­ ter; 3, E.W. and J.R. Parkinson. One shearling tup: 1, Andrew Kciley; 2, J.C. Walker and Son; 3, Arnold Uncasier. One tup lamb: 1, J.C. Walker and Son; 2, Arnold Lancaster; 3, E.W. and J.R. Parkinson. One gimmer lamb: 1, E.W. and J.R. Parkinson; 2, Arnold Lancaster; 3, Andrew Kel­ ley. One gimmer shearling: I and 2, E.W. and J.R. Parkinson; 3, Arnold Lancaster. One ewe, lamb suckled this season: 1, E.W. and J.R Par­ kinson; 2 and 3, Arnold Lancaster. Group of 4 (1 gimmer lamb, 1 gimmer shearling, 1 breeding ewe and 1 male): 1, E.W. and J.R. Parkinson; 2, Arnold Lancaster; 3, Andrew Keiley. Best male Swaledale: 1, J. C. Walker and Son. Best female Swaledale: 1, E.W. and J.R. Parkinson. Cham­ pion Swaledalc: I, J.C. Walker and Son. Texel Beltcx and Suffolk — one shearling


Jack Wallbank; 2, John Harrison. Two prime lambs dodded: 1, j.V. Fox; 2 ,1. and M. Lancas­ ter; 3, Jack Wallbank. Swaledale, Open — One tup two shear or


and P. Scrivin. Champion, any other pure breed: S. and P. Scrivin. Prime lamb — two prime lambs, horned: 1,


than £15,000 for charities, includ­ ing Macmillan Cancer Support and Cystic Fibrosis Trust, in the past four years, was expected to attract around 800 entrants before prob­ lems emerged with getting a road closure order. After using the police and rolling road blocks in previous years, organisers were told by the


Ribble Valley Event Safety Advi­ sory Safety Group that a road clo­ sure order would be needed to shut part of Whalley Road, along with a number of surrounding streets. However, disappointed event or­


ganiser Mr Warren Eastham blames the group for not being clear in their advice and ruining any chance of holding the race. “We’ve basically been led up the


garden path,” he said. “In early 2010 we attended a


meeting and accepted their advice in that we would need to employ a traffic management company to take care of necessary road safety recommendations and closures. “They indicated that the traffic management company would be


2, Jessica Brough; 3, Jessica Forgie. A celebra­ tion card in any medium, using any method: 1, Megan Wood; 2, Annabelle Davenport; 3, Ellicia Swindells. Year 7 Bowland School “Lancashire Poetry”: 1, Caitlin Dickinson. HORTICULTURAL


cal bird A4 mounted: 1, David Breaks; 2, Aifsa Bury; 3, Roger Stansfield. Design and make a 3D model vehicle: 1, David Breaks'; 2, Joel Fisher; 3, Declan Parker. Design and make a flower/but- terfly collage A4 single mount: 1, Angel Garra; 2, Ailsa Bury; 3, Colin Elliott. A sea creature sculpture made from flexible wire: I, Laura West; 2, George Mason; 3, Declan Parker. De­ sign and make a plant pot label using ICT (max size 30cm X 10cm): 1, Heidi Morris-Barrow; 2, George Mason; 3, Henry Thornber. Painted and decorated pebble: I, Ailsa Bury; 2, Malachy Cefai; 3, George Mason. A small plate of three chocolatecrispy cakes set in paper cases: 1, Rog­ er Slansfield; 2, Laura West; 3, Mary McBride. Unmounted photograph (theme pets): 1, Roger Slansficld; 2, William Whitaker; 3, Laura West. A home grown vegetable - most unusual shape: 1, Georgia Wilson. Years 3 and 4—Collage of a symmetrical pat­


tern A4 mounted: 1, Anna Robinson; 2, Thomas Wilson; 3, Autumn Bolton. Design and make a working torch with a simple circuit: 1, Edward Carr; 2, Maisie Griffiths; 3, Neve Dickinson. A4 picture of a tropical animal or bird in any media, single: 1, Gabriel Astin; 2, Laura Hyde-White; 3, James Parsons. Using ICT design a poster adver­ tising the Hodder Valley Show: 1, Maisie Grif­ fiths; 2, Autumn Bolton; 3, Jenny Ireland. Design and make a model rocket from paper or card: 1, Thomas Bennett; 2, Jenny Ireland; 3, Bethany West. Three decorated buns displayed on a small plate: 1, Abigail Stansfield; 2, Anna Robinson; 3, Anna Bennett. A wellie, boot or shoe used as a planter (any type of plants): 1, Jenny Ireland; 2, Anna Robinson; 3, George Bristol. Un-mounted photo (theme animals do the funniest things): 1, Thomas Wilson; 2, James Howard; 3, Anna Robinson. Handwriting (see back of schedule): 1, Autumn Bolton; 2, Henry Fullalove; 3, Jenny Ireland. Years 7 and 11 — Children’s decorated birth­


day cake: 1, Amy Caunce; 2, Rachel Finder; 3, Emma Parker. A CD Cover: 1. Dominic Collins:


tern A4 mounted: 1, Amelia Johnson; 2, Chloe Robinson; 3, Sarah Carr. Design and make a working torch with a simple circuit: 1, Sandy Griffiths; 2, Adela Bumbac; 3, Jack Wallbank. A4 picture of a tropical animal or bird in any media - single: I, Emily Farndale-Brown; 2, Rebecca Bennett; 3, Sarah C!arr. Using ICT design a post­ er advertising the Hodder Valley Show: 1, Katie Dakin; 2, James Dalby; 3, Jack Glendinning. Design and make a model rocket from paper or card: I, Isaac Bury; 2, Rebecca Bennett; 3, Sandy Griffiths. Three decorated buns displayed on a small plate: 1, Jack Wallbank; 2, Eliie Brown; 3, Rebecca Bennett. A wellic, boot or shoe used as a planter (any type of plants): 1, Sarah Carr; 2, Isabelle Alpe; 3, Helen West. Unmounted photo (theme animals do the funniest things): 1, Jack Wallbank; 2, Helen West; 3, Eleanor Goode. HanduTiting (see back of schedule): I, Maddic Blackburn; 2, Ellie Brown; 3, Rebecca Bennett. Years 5 and 6—Callage of a ^'mmetrical pat­


Ireland; 3, Eva Howard. Design and make, a 3D model vehicle: 1, Jude Emmanuel; 2, Millie Alpe; 3, James Wellbank. Design and make a flower/butierfly collage A4 single mount: 1, Jude Emmanuel; 2, isobel Kellei; 3, Millie Alpe. A sea creature sculpture made from flexible wire: 1, Amy Rigby; 2, Andrew Parker; 3, Xanthe Sher­ rington. Design and make a plant pot label using ICTT (maxsize 30cm X 10cm): 1, Jude Emmanuel; 2, Eva Howard; 3 Andrew Parker. Painted and decorated pebble: 1, Millie Alpe; 2, Jack Brown; 3, Amy Rigby. A small plate of three chocolate crispy cakes set in paper cases: 1, Geroge Ireland; 2, Jude Emmanuel; 3, Millie Alpe. Unmounted photograph (theme pets): 1, Eva Howard; 2, Mil­ lie Alpe; 3, George Ireland. Years 1 and 2—Any media picture of a tropi­


not iced: 1, Mrs Jacqueline Fox; 2, Aldwyih Pear­ son; 3, Sarah Keith. Four pieces of Flapjack: 1, Alison Grimes; 2, Aldwyih Pearson; 3, Eleanor Robinson. Four pieces of Gingerbread: I, Ald- wyih Pearson; 2, Caroline Owen; 3, Eleanor Robinson. Four pieces of Cliocolate Brownie: 1, Aldwyth Pearson: 2, Carole Bychowski; 3, Hazel Stansfield. Four Fruit Scones: 1, Kathleen Tay­ lor; 2, Philip Grimes; 3, Joan Lawrence. Deco­ rated cake for any occasion (to be judged on decoration alone): 1, Kathleen Taylor; 2, Julie Whalley. A Victoria Sandwich Cake: 1, David Taylor; 2, Kathleen Taylor; 3, Patricia Garnett. A Carrol Cake: 1, Kate Robinson; 2, Eleanor Rob­ inson; 3, Mrs Jacqueline Fox. Savoury (Quiche: 1, Aldw)ih Pearson; 2, Isobel Bristow; 3, Philip Grimes. Lemon Drizzle Cake: 1, Mrs Jacque­ line Fox; 2, Rachel Harrison; 3, Rachel Finder. A Chocolate Cake, filled and iced: 1, Kathleen Taylor; 2, Alison Grimes; 3, Heather Crawford. A Fruit Pie: 1, Kate Robinson; 2, Aldwyih Pear­ son; 3, Isobel Bristow. A Reject Cake: I, Kate Robinson; 2, Darid Taylor; 3, Aldwyth Pearson. Raspberry Buns: 1, Rachel Finder; 2, Aldwyth Pearson; 3, Kate Robinson. Any Form of Bread (traditional): 1, Philip Grimes; 2, Aldwyih Pear­ son; 3, Neve Dickinson. A Tea Brea5:1, Mrs Jacqueline Fox; 2, Eleanor Robinson; 3, Julie Bennett. A Weetablx Loaf: 1, Aldwy-th Pearson; 2, David Taylor; 3 Eleanor Robinson. Single cold dessert: I, Kathleen Taylor; 2, Isobel Bristow; 3, Alison Grimes. A Cake Made by a Gentleman: 1, Edward Ireland; 2, Neville Pearson; 3, Peter Ainsworth. Four Pieces of tray bake ( Entrants to be 16 years and under): I, Robert Spencer; 2, Rachel Glendinning; 3, Jenny Ireland. Four Decorated Cup Cakes ( Entrants to be 16 years and under): 1, Anna Robinson; 2, Rachel Spen­ cer, 3, Jack Glendinning. EGGS, PRESERVES AND FUDGE


Four Fresh Hen Eggs on a Plain White Sau­


cer, extra one to be provided: 1, Mick Handley; 2, Cathy Byers; 3, Georgia Wilson.Four Fresh • Duck Eggs on a Plain White Saucer, extra one to be provided: I, Cathy Byers. One jar of Jelly (Savoury or Sweet): 1, Tricia Wilson; 2, Alison Grimes. One Jar of Chutney: 1, Odel Hodgson; 2, Alice Whitwell; 3, Jean McNarjee. One Jar of Marmalade: 1, Alison Grimes; 2, Aldwyth Pear­ son; 3, Jean McNamee. One Jar of Jam, Soft Fruit: 1, Aldwj'th Pearson; 2, Stephen Harrison; 3, Odel Hodgson. One Jar of Jam, Hard Fruit: 1, Tricia Wilson; 2, Aldwy'ih Pearson; 3, Jane Dickinson. One Jar of Lemon Cheese: 1, Alison Grimes; 2, Ly'n Marsden; 3, Eleanor Robinson. Home-Made alcoholic beverage (use of Kits is allowed): 1, Philip Grimes; 2, /Mice Whiiwcll; 3, Julie Whalley.


no more ihan'5 flowers and displayed In a glass vase): 1, Maty Cowking. An arrangement in a ter­ racotta pot: I, Susan Farrand; 2, Margaret Harri­ son: 3, Heather Harrison. “Somewhere over the Rainbow”: 1, Maty Cowking. An arrangement to celebrate a New Baby: 1, Maty Cowking. “Mar­ ket Garden”: 1, Mary Cowking. A hedgerow ring: 1, Mary Cowking; 2, Heather Harrison; 3, Patricia Garnett. One Rose: 1, Tracy /inkers; 2, /Mison Grimes. Vase of Sweet Peas (5 Spikes): 1, David Taylor; 2, Alison Grimes. Vase of 4 An- tirrinhums: 2, /Mison Grimes. Basket of Garden Flowers: 1, /Mison Grimes. Bowl of Mixed Dahl­ ias: 1, Alison Grimes. 3 spikes of Gladioli (any colour or combination of colours): 1, David Tay­ lor; 2, Alison Grimes. One vase of assorted Per­ ennials or/Minuals: 1, Caroline Owen; 2, Susan Farrand; 3, Alison Grimes., Miniature Garden on a dinner plate (Under 16): 1, Rachel Spencer; 2, George Ireland; 3, Adela Bumbac. Sunflower Head (Under 16): 1, Thomas Bennett. Phlox - No more than 4 Spikes: 1, Alison Grimes. HANDICRAFTS AND ART


Handmade Bag: 1, Tracy Ankers; 2, Mary


Cowking; 3, Eleanor Robinson. A Gift in any medium: 1, Heather Harrison, 2, Tracy Ankers. An Item of Needlework: I. Patricia Garnett: 2.


A hand-tied arrangement (incorporating FLORAL ART (2akes, Breads and Puddings — Fruit Cake,


responsible for applying for any subsequent road closure orders. Therefore we asked if we were in a position to progress with the event on the understanding that no other road safety requirements were re­ quired other than the presentation of a traffic management plan and event safety plan to the Ribble Val­ ley Event Safety Advisory Group.” Mr Eastham met with the advi-


soiy group on September 6th when he was told it was their responsibil­ ity to get a road closure order and it would now be too late. The run was held from the Stork


Hotel, but has now been replaced by the Read and Simonstone Char­ ity Treasure Hunt on Saturday, Oc­ tober 16th, at 1p.m.


Heather Harrison; 3, Charlotte King. An item of Cross Stitch: 1, Jane Lewis; 2, Patricia Garnett; 3, Mary Cowking. A Birthday Card: 1, Carole Bychowski; 2, Margaret Harrison; 3, Abigail Slansfield. A Mounted Example of Tapestry or Canvas Work: 1, Susan Farrand. Any item of Knitting: 1, Garnett, Patricia. A handmade Soft Toy: I, Tracy Ankers. Patchwork, Quilting and Applique: 1, Susan Farrand. A decorated box (any medium): 1, Heather Harrison; 2, Carole Bychowski; 3, Eleanor Robinson. A Pencil or ink Sketch or Drawing: 1, Heather Alpe; 2, Mary Cowking; 3, Victoria Wood. A Painting in any media: 1, Victoria Wood; 2, Jane Lewis; 3, Tricia Wilson. /\n>[ kind of Handicraft to be judged on workmanship and ingenuity: 1, Heather Harri­ son; 2, Traev /Mikcrs; 3, Emma Cowkins. PHOTOGRAPHY


Hargreaves; 2, Edward Ireland. Reflections: 1, Rebecca Hargreaves; 2, Ian Dickinson; 3, David McNamee. On Holiday: 1, Paula Fairbairn: 2, Jane Dickinson; 3, Eleanor Robinson. Rural Life/Urban Life: I, Eleanor Robinson; 2, David McNamee; 3, Tom Wallbank. “Close Up”: 1, Odd Hodgson; 2, Karen Swindlchurst; 3, Re­ becca Hargreaves. Animal Portrait “ Animal Kingdom”: 1, Karen Swindlehurst; 2, Eleanor Robinson; 3, Anna-Jean Paton. “Sun Rise/Sun Set”: 1, David McNamee; 2, Eleanor Robinson; 3, Karen Swindlehurst. “My Best Friend”: 1, Jane Dickinson; 2, Allie King; 3, Edward Ire­ land. “Seen Better Days”: !, David McNamee; 2, Edward Ireland; 3, Karen Swindlehurst. VEGETABLES AND FRUIT


Four pods of peas: 1, Philip Grimes; 2, Mick


Handley; 3, Johnson and Whitaker. Four beans: 1, Johnson and Whitaker; 2, Paul Slinger; 3, Ge­ off Garnett. French beans: 1, Philip Grimes; 2, Johnson and Whitaker; 3, Jeff Wilson. Broad beans: I, Katherine McNamee;'2, David Taylor; 3, Zoe King. Six tomatoes on a plate: 1, Philip Grimes; 2, Johnson and Whitaker; 3, Philip Grimes. One cucumber: I, David Taylor; 2, Johnson and Whitaker; 3, Jeff Wilson. One let­ tuce with root: 1, Alison Grimes. One green cab­ bage with root: 1, Johnson and Whitaker; 2, Jeff Wilson; 3, David T^lor. One marrow: 1, Han­ nah Wood; 2 and 3, (jeoff Garnett. Mustard and cress grown in an unusual container (under 16): 1, Edward Carr; 2, Helen West; 3, Jenny Ireland. Two roots of beet with lops: 1', /Mice Whiuvcll; 2, Johnson and Whitaker; 3, Geoff Garnett. Three carrots with lops: 1, David Taylor; 2, Johnson and Whitaker; J , David Taylor. Two courgettes: 1, David Taylor; 2, Philip Grimes; 3, Geoff Garnett. A collection of iruils and berries to be displayed in bun cases (under 16): 1, Rachel Harrison; 2, Jenny Ireland; 3, George Ireland. Four red potatoes: 1, Geoff Garnett; 2, Hannah Wood; 3, Edward Carr. Four while potatoes: 1 and 2, Paul Slinger; 3, Katherine McNamee. An entry of own choice from garden or green­ house: 1 and 3, Neville Pearson; 2, Geoff Gar­ nett. School Gardening Club “Basket of Produce Display”: I, School Garden Club, Slaidburn; 2, School Gardening Club, Thomcyholmc. Three onions: 1, Mick Handle)'; 2, Geoff Garnett; 3, Al­ ice Whitwell. Two leeks: I, Johnson and \Vhilak- er; 2, Alice Whiuvell; 3, David Taylor. YOUNG FARMERS’ HANDICRAFTS — OPEN


only)—Any other Handicraft Item, girls only: 1, Elizabeth Scott; 2, Naomi Sowerbutts; 3, Emma Parker. Any Other Handicraft, boys only: 1, Robert Walker; 2, Tom Wallbank. Young Farm­ ers’ Special Prize for the most points in livestock and handicrafts: Robert Walker.


Sowerbutts; 3 Rachel Harrison. A decorated chocolate cake: 1, Naomi Sowerbults; 2, Erica Sowerbutts; 3, /Mina Blakey. A starter for one: I, Heather Alpe; 2, Naomi Sowerbutls. A Christ­ mas card: 1, Rachel Harrison; 2, Laura Byers; 3, Katie Handley. An item of hand painted potlcty: 1, Katie Handley; 2, Erica Sowerbutts; 3, olephcn Harrison. A photograph of the Hodder Valley: 1, Tom Wallbank; 2, Anna-Jean Palon; 3, Thomas Harrison. A flower arrangement in a wine glass: 1, Heather /Mpe; 2, Rachel Harrison; 3, Emma Parker. A logo for a Slaidbum Young Farmers Hoodie: 1, Erica Sowerbutls; 2, Heather/Mpe; 3, Naomi Sowerbutts. Young Farmers’ Handicrafts (Slaidburn


Four scones: 1, Naomi Sowerbulls; 2, Erica Digital enhanced photograph: 1, Rebecca 21


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