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Clarke. Flowering pot plant in bloom: 1, Rob­ ert Smith; 2, Helen Dewhurst;3, Anne


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- Moorcroft Patio contained,Sarah Hall. Pot with home-grown herbs: 1, Helen Dewhurst;2,EmmaClarke. FLORAL ART Arrangement on a theme of Alice in Wonderland: 1, Mandy Brennan; 2,


• Marie Alderson;3CatherineTaylor. ; Arrangement with five flowers and


i a candle: 1, Janette Ranson; 2, Mandy : Brennan; 3, Margaret Loach. -


;j Arrangement incorporating cup and •: saucer;!, Mandy Brennan; 2, Marie Al- ■; derson;3, EmmaClarke.


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ripe:1,RobertSmith;2,JanetteRanson; 3, Michael Ranson.


; Plate of four ripe tomatoes: 1, Janette Ranson;2,DanParkes;3,NormanKelly.


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community. In an atmosphere of friendly


rivalry and banter, amazing entries from gardens and al­


lotments, arts and crafts and tasty bakes, were displayed in one of the most picturesque locations in the Ribble Valley. Norman Kelly, one of the


organisers, said he was de­ lighted that more children


were entering, and next year’s schedule will be available from March with plenty of time to


plan for success. Competition was fierce


and the ladies of the village took the top three places, with most points overall in the show awarded to Helen Dewhurst, followed by Jan­ ette Ranson second and Em­ ma Clarke third. Jimmy Devaney, a keen


gardener and frequent show winner, generously donated a silver trophy to be awarded


dressed: 1, Michael Ranson; 2, Helen Dewhurst;3,MandyBrennan. Largest Onion - dressed; 1, Eddie Moorcroft; 2, Michael Ranson. Four potatoes - white, any variety: 1, Lydia Holden; 2, Barry Holden; 3, Ann Stewart. Four potatoes - red, any variety: 1, - Michael Ranson. Three carrots, tops trimmed; 1, Judy


Cowling. Sixspring onions: 1, Janette Ranson. Brassica: 1, Eddie Moorcroft; 2, Judy Cowiing;3, Marian Johnson. Fourrunner beans: 1, Peter Entwistle;2, Judy Cowling; 3, Norman Kelly. Three leeks: 1, Michael Ranson; 2, Ed­


die Moorcroft. Four courgettesnot exceeding 6inch in length: 1, Eileen Flatley; 2,Tony Cann;


3, Michael Ranson. Marrow: 1, Anne Huson; 2, Helen De- whurst;3, Michael Ranson. Three beetrootwith tops: 1, Eileen Rat- ley; 2, Michael Ranson. Lettuce with washed root: 1, Anne Hu­ son; 2,Eileen Ratley. Cucumben1,EmmaClarke;2,AnneHu- son;3,Michael Ranson. ThreeCapsicumsfpeppersor chillies): 1, Eileen Flatley;2,EmmaClarke;3, Judy Cowling. Mixed Home Grown culinary herbs in a jam jar: 1, Janette Ranson; 2, Emma Clarke;3, Judy Cowling. Funny/uglyshapedfruitorvegetable:1, Norman Kelly; 2, Helen Dewhurst. Other vegetable: 1, Lydia Holden; 2, Ann Stewart;3,Emma Clarke. Three fruits of the same variety (not soft):1, Emma Clarke; 2, Mandy Bren­ nan. Plate of soft fruit: 1, Peter Entwistle; 2, Helen Dewhurst;3, EmmaClarke. BEVERAGES Home-madespirit-baseddrink;1,Denis Brennan; 2, Helen Dewhurst; 3, Peter Entwistle. Home made non-alcoholic drink: 1, Lydia Holden;2, Mandy Brennan. PRESERVES Jar of jam: 1, Susan Aspin; 2, Judy En­ twistle; 3, Peter Entwistle. Jar of jelly; 1, Emma Clarke; 2, Janette Ranson; 3, Marian Johnson. Jaroflemoncurd:1 (joint), AnnStewart and Janette Ranson; 2, Susan Aspin. Jar of marmalade: 1, Grace Dobson; 2, Norman Kelly;3, Judy Cowling.


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classes and this was wonbyi Eddie Moorcroft. The sun shone and com-J


petitors and visitors eqjoyedl Pimms onthepatioand after- ( noon teas after thejudging. Mr Kelly said: “The organ-1


isers want to thank everyone I whoentered, helpedtosetup, I


served teas, sold raffle tickets I and auctioned off and bought I the produce. More than £6oo I was raised for the Recreation | Ground funds.


J a r of chutney; 1, Janette Ranson; 2, JudyEntwistle;3,EmmaClarke.


BAKING Three fruit scones: 1, Mavis Strickland; | 2, Elaine Turner; 3, Judy Cowling. Any form of bread - made in a bread- maker:1,BariyHolden;2,MandyBren-


nan;3, Daniel Jones. 1


Cottage loaf: 1, M andy Brennan;2, Nor-1 manKelly;3,EmmaClarke.


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Victoriasandwich cake (jam filling on-1 ly): 1, Ann Connell; 2, Grace Dobson;3,


OliveSwindlehurst. Ginger cake made in a loaf tin:1,Su-1 san Aspin; 2, Janette Ranson; 3, Judy I


Cowling. Plate of five chocolate brownies:1, Sally


Wood. Chocolate cake (men only):1, Richard


Bamforth; 2, Michael Ranson;3, Keith


Hutton. Three white chocolate crispy cakes | (under 16s only): 1, Jessica Watson;2,


IslaHipwell. Th ree jam tarts: 1, Eddie Taylor; 2,


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■ Detail ofGrindletonChurchfextenoror interior): 1, Mich ael Stewart; 2, Norman |


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Kelly; 3, Pete r H ipwel I. A tea party: 1, Norman Kelly; 2, Nona Ritchie;3, Helen Dewhurst. Still life incorporating a teapot:1.Elaine


Turner. Humorous photograph: 1, Helenue- whurst;2,DanParkes;3,NormanKeiiy.


Bees: 1, Ann Stewart; 2, Anne Husoitt Helen Dewhurst.


ARTANDCRAFT A Decorated Alice Band: 1 (joint) Em­ ma Clarke, Ann Stewart; 3, Margaret


Pu ppe t based on Alice i n Wonderland: 1, Ann Stewart; 2 Isla Hipwell; 3, Amy Watson.


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BiII Turner; 3, Jeff Marshall. Unframed pencil, ink or char ■ sketch; 1,(A4 or smaller): 1. Nor-


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Centenary celebrations of Valley WIs


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Ribble Valley branches of the Women's Institute celebrated the centenary of their organi­ sation in style at their Septem­ ber meetings.


Pendleton members and guests enjoyed entertain­ ment provided by local band Grooves, with.Mark, Annie and Ben playing hits from the 50s and 60s which had every­ one singing along. Their longest standing


member Mrs Jean Bristol gave a humorous account of her time with the branch and recounted her many happy memories. Members then enjoyed a


Jacob’s Join supper and the centenary was toasted with a glass of fizz and a special slice of WI cake baked by Mrs Gill Hacking. President Gill Broom end­


ed the celebratory evening talking about what it really means to be part of such aspe- cial organisation and included a look forward to future cam­


paigns, causes, camaraderie and companionship. Grindleton WI were bless­


ed with a glorious evening and stunning views when they marked the centenary with a . ramble through the Millenni­ um Wood, followed by a deli­ cious hog roast and puddings at The Pavilion. Villagers were invited to


this special occasion, which not only celebrated the WI’s 100th birthday, but also re­ membered Ruth Cann, who was a much-loved and vital memberofGrindletonWIand the community, along with pastmembersofthelnstitute. Branch president Kay


Hopkinson welcomed every­ one on arrival back at The Pa­ vilion, which was decorated with green, white and purple balloons and bunting, the WI Centenary colours. There were photograph­


ic displays of the Grindleton branch through the decades and the progress of the Cen­ tenary Baton, from Llanfairp- wll,Anglesey-where the first WI in the UK was established in 1915 - in January 2014, via Pendle Hill to the Centenary Annual Meeting in the Royal


Albert Hall in June, where Her Majesty the Queen was wait­ ing to receive it. This event was celebrat­


ed in The Pavilion with a live screening from the Royal Al­ bert Hall, hats, pearls and posh picnics, together with members of other local WIs. Photographson display al­


so depicted Ruth Cann’s life in Grindleton WI. She received her 50 years’


membership certificate from federation chairman Shirley Thornton in November last year. Throughout the evening,


there was on-screen coverage with music, of all the events for the branch in this special year.


Gisburn Women’s Institute


chose to celebrate the cente­ nary with a delicious after­ noon tea at the Spread Eagle, Sawley on Wednesday, Sep­ tember 16th. After supper, everyone


was in stitches listening to brilliant jokes sourced from the last night’s entertainment on the Lancashire Federation Trip to Denman College, the WI’s own college in Oxford­ shire.


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