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PRODUCE AND PRE- . SERVES
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-.j - -Two preserves:-1,:C. New-; vhouse (D); joint 2, D. Chad- ■ wick (F), R. Holden (HG); 3, B. ■ Lund (D). Stone fruit jam: joint 1, K. Gosling (F), R. Holden (HG); 2, D. Devereux (GH);
joint 3. K-Aldred (HG), C. Ne- whouse (D): Marmalade: 1, 0
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-.Awbeiy (D); joint 2, R. Cann - (GRIN), J. Cowling (GRIN),
.Wilkinson (HG), A. Wood (F);, .joint 3,-J:Bennett (S); M. Bren-,
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.-.nan (GRIN), A; Foster (B), M. Fulwell (B), A; Harwood (HG),’
: H. Hopkins (HG), G.‘ Nash (F), , D; Porter (D), E; Wrigley (D). Chutney: 1, K.-A]dread (HG);
;; 2,'R:’Norgrove (D); 3, D. De vereux (GH).Fruit jelly: joint 1,
g M. Owen (GH), L. Winkiey (F); ; 2, M. Livingstone (S); joint 3, J.
. Cowling (GRIN); M. Hayhurst . (HG),
R.MarsIand (HG).; - > = Home-made wine: joint 1, M
Owen (GH), K. Rigby (BAL).' Fruit gin: joint 1,B. Brown (F),
, A. Harwood (HG), L. Winkiey (F); joint 2, O. Awbery (D), •M. Brennen (GRIN), C. Clark (OZ), R. Holden (HG), S.
- Ingham (F), M. Mann (HG), J. Moorhouse (G), J. Moran (HG), G. Newhouse (D), J. Os born (F), L. Parkinson (GRIN),.
• M. Silverwood (RIM), J. Troi-; le'tt (F); joint 3, B. Allen (OZ),
’B.jDowning (RIM), K. Gos- ' ling (F), H.-Hopkins (HG), R. v' Norgrove (D), S. Ogden (S), C."
„Taylor (GRIN), P? Wheeldon.’ (GH), A. Calvert (S). Unusual ;' Jam: joint 1, K. Gosling (F), G:
. Nash(F); 2,'C. Hyde (HG); 3j J. Woolmington (BAL). Home grown fresh fruit:. ■ 1; A. Bland (HG); joint 2, R.
Holden (HG), M. McPherson . (R), G Wilkinson (F); 3, M . . Owen (GH). Mixed vegetables: joint 1; ;
M. Owen (GH), B. Wilkinson (HG). Lavender: 1; P. Stimpson ■'
' (OZ); 2, K. Aldred (HG); joint > . 3, K. Gosling (F), B. Wilkinson'. (HG).
HORTICULTURE AND
ROWER ARRANGING Fresh plant material in a
; lidded box: 1, S. Hargreaves (GRIN); joint 2, J. Bennett (S), L Sharpe (OZ), C. Sunderland
■; (HG); 3, F Aheame (HG). “Still ■ Life”: 1, J. Bennett (S); 2, G. ■ Nash (F); 3, M. Birtwell (S). Ar-' rangement in a shell: joint 1, K.
' Cahill (OZ), R. Holden (HG), J. Price (B), L. Sharpe (OZ), C. Taylor (GRIN); joint 3, E. Asp-
: den (F), M. Brennan (GRIN), ■ P. Entwistle (W), K. gosling
;. (F); N. Turner (B). “Around a bottle”: 1, J. Bennett (S); joint ■ 2, P. Enhvistle (W), K. Gosling
: (F); 3, M. Birhvell (S). “All that Jazz”: joint 1, G. Nash (F), E.
■. Young (S); 2, L. Sharpe (OZ); 3, A. Wood (F). -
• ■ Arrangement of silk flow ers: joint 1, M. Quinn (F), A. Wood (F); 2] G. Nash (F); 3, F. Aheame (HG). Mixed indoor plants: 1, P.
Ashworth (F); joint 2, M. Bailey (HG), J. Wilkinson (OZ); 3, K. Riley (F). Mixed garden flowers: 1, F. Aheam (HG); 2, E. Hartley ‘ (RIM); 3, M Bailey (HG). , : ■ Dahlias: 1, N. Downc (B); '
joint 2, C. Polocezk (HG), P. Stimpson (OZ), J. Wilkinson (OZ); joint 3, K. Gosling (F), : K. Riley (F), L. Sawley (S), L.
• Sharpe (OZ). Co-operative en- ' :.try.“Romance and Roses”:.!, - Oswaldtwistle; joint 2, Fence,: Simonstone; 3, Hurst Green.
< CONFECTIONERY AND ! ; SWEETS
Cake as given recipe: joint 1,
■ A. Bland (HG),M. Foster (W); 2, G. Nash (F); 3, B. Preston (OZ). Decorated cup cakes:
joint 1, V. Blackie (HG), P. Wheeldon (GH); 2, E. Aspden (F); 3, L. Winklcy (F). Short- . bread biscuits: 1, M. Owen - (GH); 2, P. Jelley (S); joint 3, ■ E. Aspden (F); O. Awbeiy (D). Sugarcraft: 1,GNash(F);joint ' 2, B. Hadfield (GH), K. Rigby ■
(BAL). Celebration cake: 1, K. Rigby (BAL); joint 2, B. Had
field (GH), G. Nash (F); 3, E. . Aspden (F).,
French apple flan: 1, A. Har- : ,
■ wood (HG); joint 2, A. Calvert (S),
B.Lund (D);3,
M.Roskell (D). Chocolate traffics: 1, P. Jel
ley (S); joint 2, J. Parker (D), J . Plumridge (D); joint 3, J. Cowl:
ing (GRIN), K: Dtyyer (OZ), G. Nash (F),S. Ogden (S). Savoury
' flan: joint 1, M. Fulwell (B), P. Jelley (S), B. Lund (D),G. Nash (F) , M. Sutcliffe (S), H Wharf
: (S); 2, S. Ogden (S); joint 3, N. Bailey (HG), A. Bland (HG). Item using yeast: 1, 0. Awbeiy (D); 2, J. Cowling (GRIN);
joint 3, McPherson (RIM), M. Brennan (GRIN). : Men only - Bakewell tart:
joint 1, D. Awbcry (D), S. Sharpe (OZ); 2, D. Openshaw (GRIN); 3, Mr Calvert (G); :
. . HANDICRAFT
• Embroidery own design: 1, E. Young (S); 2, C. Sunderland (HG);3, N. Clough (F). Can vas work: 1, N. Clough (F); 2, M. Bowe (G); 3, M Stevenson (GH). Embroidery from a kit: joint 1, M. Bowc (G), N. Price
; (GH) x2; joint 2, A. Jackson (G) , A. Smith (GH);3,EWrig-' ley (D). Jointed teddy bear: joint 1, V Blackie (HG)x 2, A Proud
(GRIN); 2, A. Taylor (F); 3,K. Gosling,(F), H. Mayer (OZ), A; Taylor, (F); Soft toy: joint 1,. M Dean (OZ), E. Talbot (GH);
joint 2, ,V. Brown (F) x 2, J. Hodgson (GH), N. Price (GH);
; joint 3, A. Proud (GRIN) x 2. . - Doorstop: joint 1, M. Lons
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dale (F), C. Sunderland (HG), A. Taylor (F); 2, A. Proud (GRIN); joint 3, A. Adams (GH), M. Owen (GH), P. Wheeldon (GH), J. Hodgson (GH). Dccoupage: 1, A. Taylor ■ (F); 2, J. McCall (S); 3, E El lis (OZ). Fabric cushion: 1, V. Blackie (HG); 2, M. Bowe (G); 3, P. Jelley (S). Barbie doll in pe riod costume: 1, C. Sunderland ; (HG); joint 2, A. Taylor (F), E. Wrigley (D). Evening bag: 1, N. ; Price (GH); 2, M. Bowe (G); .
joint 3, A. Taylor (F), E, Young ■
(S). • ' Knitted garment: 1,F. Taylor,:;
(S); joint 2, A. Lennox (S),;E;. Rothwell (G); joint 3, D.FawIey
. (S), E:. Hartley (RIM), L. Saw-., ley (S). Picture in parchment:
' craft: 1, B. Kramrisch (B); 2, K ; , Rigby (BAL); joint 3, B. Kram- '
■ risch (B) X 2, K. Rigby (BAL) x 2. Christmas bauble: joint 1, C 'i Sunderland (HG), A. Taylor v (F),
A.Tliomlon(OZ),M.West . (F), J. Wilkinson (OZ); joint s 2, M. Birtwell (S),'A. Longrigg (F), A. Taylor (F), J. Wilkinson (OZ) X 2, L. Winkiey (F); joint i 3, A. Adams (GH), E. Flem ing (F), E. Robinson (RIM), L.; Winkiey (F). Beaded embroi-’ . deiy: joint 1, A. Longrigg (F), E.v Young (S); 2, B. Brown (F); 3, ■ K.Gosling(F).
Painting: 1, R. Dowell (OZ);., '
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CHILDREN’S SECTION .'
, 4-6 years, picture of a boat- Tilly Clapham (HG)- ^ oi '
.j.ture: 1, George Taylor (DV i
JviaCann (GRIN); 3, Samuel Taylor(D).7-8yca;s,aseacref
.; (GRIN). 9-11 years, an under-' . water scene: I, Holly Roberts . .(S): 2, Alice Marsland (HG)- ,:-3, Lucy Collingc (HG). 12-15
-years, aharbourscene: l,Steph- .. anieDuxbuiy (HG).
■ ' 4-6 years: 1, Amy Owen • :■ ; , (GH);2, LauraJames(HG)-3
joint 2, A. Gray (GH), M .; : Hanlon (OZ), P. Titterington/ (D); 3, R. Dowell (OZ). Origir;. nal sketch or drawing: 1, R. ; Marsland (HG); joint 2, M. Car- ■ rington (HG), C. Hyde (HG); - joint 3, R. Marsland (HG), J.
' Nixon (D), P. Titterington (D).’ Mobile: 1, A. Proud (GRIN);
joint 2, D. Chadwick (F), A.: - Longrigg (F); joint 3, E. Flem-; ■ ing (F), J. Troilett (F). Greet- ■ ings card of unusual shape: !, - B. Hawlrey (GH); 2, K. Rigby ; (BAL); 3, J. Wilkinson (OZ). ■ 90th celebration card: 1, V. Blackie (HG); 2, M. Owen ’ (GH); joint 3, J. Wilkinson (OZ), L. Winkiey (F). Photography “Seen Better
Days”: I, J. Wilkinson (OZ); 2, E. Rothwell (G); joint 3, F. Gar ner (D). S. Hargreaves (GRIN), A. Lennox (S). A close up: 1, J. Wilkinson (OZ); joint 2, R. Dowell (OZ), N. Downes (B), D. McEntyre (OZ), A. Proud (GRIN), C. Taylor (GRIN), M. Roskcll (D), J. Troilett (F); 3, R. Norgrove (D).
. Three items of craft: joint i; '
;M. Birtwell (S), B. Kramrisch ;(B); 2, L. Winkiey (F); 3, G. Nash (F). Co-operative entry ;
;. Oliver Oweii (GH). 7-8 years’ l’ .Claire Cunliffe (S); 2, Georee Taylor (D); 3, India Kay (S). 9-
; llycars:l,LucyColIinge(HG)- 2, Charlotte Johnstone (MG)- j ’
. LauraNutter(HG).12-15vears- • : 1, Kate Holden (HG); 2, Steph
anie Duxbuiy(HG); 3, Jessica Hobro (HG). :
. CRAFTS . Play Dough model. 4-6 years:
.1, Hugo Carrington (HG); 2, ; Samuel Taylor (D); 3, Megan ' Holden (HG). Model usinsa shoebox,- 7-8 years: 1, George Taylor (D); 2, Claire Cunliffe
(S); 3, Oscar Allen (OZ). Pencil case, 9-11 years: I, Laura Nut
ter (HG); 2, Matthew Whalley (HG); 3, Sophie Collev (GH). COOKERV
. Decorated hardboiled eug, 4-6 years: 1, Hugo Carrington (HO); 2, Freddy James (HG); 3, Tilly Clapham (HG). Funny . face buns, 7-8 years: I, Oscar Allen (OZ); 2, Max Carrington (HG); 3, Ella McEmyre (OZ). Rock buns, 9-11 years: 1, Lucy Collinge (HG); 2, Charlotte Johnstone (HG); 3, Laura Nut ter (HG). Favourite pizza, 12-
.15 years: 1, Stephanie Dnxbuiy (HG); 2, Eric Morris (OZ); 3, Conor McEntyre (OZ).
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G R E E N -M I N D E D s ch o o lch i ld r en from St Mary’s, RC Prima ry. S ch o o l, Chipping, scooped a top prize for their recycling efforts. -A total of 31. primary
schools in the Ribble Valley have been enthusiastically collecting old batteries as part of a “Tune into Battery Recycling” scheme. These schools were all
hoping to win a prize of a laptop, or vouchers for school sports equipment, as a reward for their efforts. The top three performing
schools have won a prize. St ■ Mary’s RC Primary School was named the top rccycler ■ and received a laptop com; puter, provided by Valpak Limited and presented to the school by County Coun. Mike France at a special prize-giving event at the Woodlands Conference Centre. St Mary’s RC School, Os- baldeston, was placed sec-
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ond, winning £200 worth of sports equipment vouchers, and St Joseph’s RC Primary School, Hurst Green, bagged third place, receiving £100 of sports equipment vouchers. The school rankings were
calculated by dividing the total tonnage of batteries collected by the number of pupils in the school, which ensured that the success of the pupils, rather than the
size of the school, was re warded. The county council is working in partnership with Valpak Limited, which under the Waste Batteries and Accumulators Regula tions 2009 provides battery recycling services. Coun. Mike France, lead ,
member for communities and partnerships, said: “Tlie county council has been working hard to encour-.
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GREEN WIN NERS: Lanca shire County Coun Mike France (left) and Damian Perkins, Val pak recycling operations manager present the laptop to St Mary’s pupils Sam Gornall and Amelia Faraday, and teacher Kate Bailey.
age more recycling of used household batteries. ■ “As part of those efforts, the council introduced a recycling initiative for pri mary’schools in 2004 and it has proved a great success.- All the schools taking part in this scheme deserve to be praised for their recycling ef forts and I would especially like to congratulate the win ners from each district.”
HANDWRITING green
SILVER-GILT MEDAL: Winners John Foley and Kate Lawson with Carol Klein from Gardeners World at RHS Tatton Park Flower Show.(s)
Silver success for nursery
HOLDEN Clough Nursery has been awarded a Silver-Gilt medal at the RHS Tatton Park Flower Show after being given only two days’ notice that it had been allo cated a last minute space. John Foley and his partner Kate
Lawson took over Holden Clough Nursery, Bolton-by-Bowland, in early 2009 and this is the first time that they have exhibited at this pres- tigous flower show. They pulled out all the stops and managed to get the display constructed in time for judging on Tuesday. The display showed a colourful
array of summer flowering peren nials, featuring his crocosmia col lection which John is well-known for after being featured on BBC Gardeners World in 2005.
; As well as Crocosmia the nurs ery also specialises in perennials, shrubs, alpines and other hardy garden plants grown at the nursery and provides useful advice to cus tomers on purchasing plants for their garden, and a worldwide plant mail-orderservice.
' The nursery is now in the process
of redevelopment and being given a new lease of life with the current construction o f an additional car park, a new nursery shop and also future plans for a small tea room. ; To complement the work at
Holden Clough Nursery, John also runs Holden Clough Landscapes which is a successful landscaping business carrying out all aspects of garden design and maintenance throughout the Ribble Valley.
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