C h r i s t m a s s a l e o f c a t t l e a t G i s h o r n


1HE Christmas In-Calf Show and Sale was held at Gisburn Auction Mart on Thursday, where W. Swindells was declared champion (£1,090) and M. Mill reserve champion (£1,080).


calved dairy cows and quality S i n g ’ to ’£1 JoO


corn m n c n i i \ 1 r to £880 (£71)0.0(1) There were !M newly-


made to r i l l (£100.50), heifers to i ll 15 (£lulj, Limousin X bulls


heifers forward, with first g i (£944.05) and second qual- ... ,


ing not more than four broad teeth and carrying its first calf, was won by w . Sw indells


by M. Hill (£1,080), with A. F. Leighton second (£1,100) and W. Swindells third (£0-10). The best in-calf heifer, show­


f x l,u"s to ™


lilonue d’Aquitamo X bulls maii0 to £196 (£181), heifers to


v , „


... .,,rnt r ^ i iJl^ v heirors ,ma(le to & & (£101), other Continental X secoml quality bulls to £288 (£1811.85), Here-


ford X bulls to £188, heifers to ?est in-csilf cow was won £80, Friesian X hulls to £15S


(£102.85), heifers to £108 (£119), Angus X hulls to £218 (£127.15), hcilcrs to £18-1 (£1)2.25).


Weaned stirks and slores:


December made to £1,090 (average £9-15.29), cows spring­ ing to £1,100 (£902), cows due m January to £710, heifers due in December to £1,010 (£880) and heifers due in January to £920 to £1,100. (£7‘12.M).


(£1,090), who also took second £.120 (£881.25), Limousin X to place (£1,010). Third was A. F. Leighton (£875). A t the show, cows due in


Charolais X bulls and steers made to £855 (£808), heifers to


£*180 (£872.50), Belgian Hlue X to £*125 (£811.50), other Conti­ nental X to £-100 (£179.50), heif­ ers to £285 (£207.50), Friesian X to £-108 (£298.85), heifers to £-105 (£*108.50), Black Folly X to £282 (£258.80), heifers to £220 and an in-calf cow — with calf at foot —


There were 215 calves and 185 mats forward, including 219 stirks and steers forward.


Free night for OAPs


CALLING all pensioners organising the event, — come to an old-time requests any elderly peo- misie hall at Clitheroe pie who require tickets for Jivie Hall on November the evening, or who need 18th.


will be compered by Jack Tickets can also be Hargreaves. It starts at obtained from the “Clith- T-oO p.m. and Clitheroe eroe A d v er tise r and Round Table, which is Times” office.


The event which is free, 25125).


transport, to contact Mr' John Fisher (Clitheroe


Calves: Charolais X bulls ers and 188 cows and bulls. Also


There were GG-l fatstock ani- young bulls, 202 steel’s and heif-


forward were 8.298 sheep, including 2,750 lambs, four


to £228 (£107), heifers to £102 (£105.85), Belgian Blue X bulls to £272 (£20-1.05), heifers to £285 shearlings and 588 ewes and rams. Bulls: Continental light made


to U lp (123.9p), medium to M8p (12*1.Op), heavy to I29.8p


(121.2p), other light to I15.Sp (107.Op), medium to 120.8]) (109.Gp), heavy to I12.Sp. Steers and heifers: Continen­


ta l l ig h t steers to 120.8p (115.2p), medium to 129.8p (118. Ip ) , heavy to 127.8p (ll-1.9j)), other light to lOS.Sp (l()0.2p), medium to U3.2p (10*1.5p), heavy to 108.2p (lOO.Op). Continental light heifers made


(lU8./p), other light to 101.8p (97.Op), medium to 107.2p (99.Gp), heavy to 10G.2p (9-1.Op). Cows and bulls: Grade one


to 129.2p (11-I.Op), medium to 132.Sp (112.*lp), heavy to llo.Sp


cows made to 100.8p (95.9p), grade two to 93.8p (8-tp), grade three to 8G.8p (71.3p), feeding cows to 9-1.2p (79.*lp), mature bulls to 107.Sp (97.Ip). Sheep: Light iambs made to


(G9.Sp), heavy to 79.2p (05.Op), overweight to 05.7p (03.7p), shearlings to 59.5p (*18.5p), half-


bred ewes to £39.20 (£20.25), horned ewes to £28.20 (£17.85), rams to £53.20 (£M.15). There were 11,420 tonnes of


straw forward, with barley straw making to £*10 per tonne. A t Wednesday's Beacon


North West Electronic Auction there were 1,700 lambs forward. Standard made to lOOp (I59p), medium to lGlp (158.25p), heavy to 15Gp.


Launching appeal week


77.7p (0-l.*lp), standard to 81.op (7 0 .Op), medium to 8 1.3|>


will also hold a half-price Ryder at Ripen Cathedral j sale day.


from 10 a.m to noon, will cares for the elderly, the sell cakes, bric-a-brac and disabled and the termin-' other items. The Sue nlly ill, will also hold a ser-1 Ryder shop at Castlegato


A COFFEE morning on On Sunday, a religious Saturday at the United service will be held at the Reformed Church, Clith- nearest of the Sue Ryder eroe, will help to launch a national appeal week by t h e S u e R y d e r Foundation. The event, which runs


attended by Sue next Monday, at 2 p.m.


homes to the Itibble Val­ ley — Guerdon Hall, Dumber Bridge — starting alt! p.m. The foundation, which


A HOODER VALLEY playgroup honoured its founder mi Saturday, when it celebrated its 25th anniversary.


Slaidhurn Village Hall, where they played host to doctor’s wife Mrs Marje McCree, the group’s founder.


our celebration. We believe it shows how warmly the group is held in the village’s affection and illustrates the importance of such groups in rural communities.” Mrs McCree is pictured (centre) with play leaders and children.


made by villager Mrs Diane Poole and iced with teddy hears. A spokesman for the group said: “We were delighted with the response to


Picnic” and “Old MacDonald's Farm.” The playgroup’s birthday cake, which was cut by Mrs McCree, had been


Members of Slnidhum and District Playgroup held the anniversary party in


sented Mrs McCree with a bouquet of flowers. I’lav leaders from the last 25 years each received a floral spray. The children took part in a colouring competition and sang “Teddy Hears’


Members young and old packed the village hall to celebrate and pre­


P l a y g r o u p s a y s t h a n k s t o i t s f o u n d e r


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, November I2th, A t t h e


W a t e r ' s E d g e By Martin James


oil the surface, head-shaking and tail-walking, mak- 1 , ing fast, spectacular runs.


I CAST the size 4/0 Polar Dear fly once more. As it hit tile water there was a swirl. I lifted the rod tip _ and set the hook into my second fish of the day. This » fish was different: it reared up out of the water like a • Polaris missile and crashed back in a shower of spray, S the sun glinting on the droplets, making them look H like diamonds. The fight was underway, the fish back - j


for thinking we were on the Florida Flats fishing for >) 5 honefish; but this was no bonefish, it was my second .. ' great northern pike in two easts. Pound for pound, •> 3 these were the hardest fighting fish I had caught in 3 fresh or salL water. I wanted more of this action!


-tj


Hay Lodge. I was too busy easting, playing and unhooking fish to find time to count. It was my best ; jj ever day’s angling in 51 years of trying to catch •) fish.


fly into a trophy fish of around 22 to 25 lbs. Several ( 3 times her rod top was pulled under the water, but she hung on grimly. After a hard slugging battle with a 3 mean heavyweight of a pike, she was able to relax + and smile as Corrie held aloft her prize.


My day was complete when my wife Kate set the ? '


fishing in the magnificent surroundings of Minor Hay i Lodge, at Wollaston Lake, Northern Saskatchewan, telephone my friend Maggi Smit (0Sl-742-:J700) or Ji drop me a line. This autumn and winter I shall he I giving talks and slide shows up and down the country ~'!i' for some of my favourite charities. Why not come ? s along? If your club wants a talk, let mu'know; all I ask for is a donation to Crossroad Carers, Multiple ' 3 Sclerosis or The Anglers' Co-operative Association , *• (The Pollution Fighters).


If you would like to sample some of the world’s best " i ft Price of land


MEADOW land sold this week at Withgill raised £58,000 for 25.88 acres (£2,211 per acre). Auctioneers Richard Turner and Son also sold


near Hodder Bridge, con-* sisting of 12.2!) acres for £24,000 (£1,052 per acre)- ") and 12.24 acres for £2:!,000 (£1,87!) per acre).


two adjoining meadows I **l 3.1


During this 10-hour day I had 70 easts and caught - 3 70 ) pike. Their total weight was between 050 and 400 Ill is. according to my guide, Corrie Howard, of Minor v b


ij With the sun beating down, we could be excused ~ g jj


Y o u r «*


A N N O U N C EM E N T S H E R E


TO OUR READERS


Imperative you take precautions to ensure your safety at all times. Your Initial meeting should occur in a public place. Avoid solitary meetings. Be patient and be careful - a good relationship and your personal safety are both worth the wait.


worthwhile relationship takes time and requires caution on the part of both parties. It is


Correct use of these advertisements may lead to new friendships. However! Remember a


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TALL SLIM MALE pood humoured, seeks slim attractive lady, 35 to 45 for cnrimi sharimt relationship. Apply Box No. Ell). East La it east) i re News pa pers. Hull Street. Burnley. Lanes. BBI I I DP


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LADY, 36 wishes to meet friendly male with sense of humour.' 37 to 45. Apply Box No. EI5. East Lanca­ shire N e wsp<i pe rs . Bull Street. Burnley. Lanes.


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Lancs. BB 1 1 I DP.


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ams. BBI I ll)P


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in the y w /4 *?xicK<i section of this newspaper


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Please send this form, along with a cheque or postal order for £2.50 made payable to


Print your advertisem One w


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We reserve the right to alter or omit advertisements as applicable.


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Please note replies received without correct payment will not be forwarded ent here.


omeone, a perfect companion, or just a friend


Borough Council Ribble Valley


- CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990


PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND


LISTED BUILDING:


Conversion of 3 No. redundant farm buildings to 5 No. residential dwellings at Wolten Hall, Fish House Lane, CHIPPING. Application No 3/92/0640 & 645.


An application has been received to:


T O A D V E R T I S E IM T E L E P H O N E B U R N L E Y


This property is included in a Statutory List of Buildings ot Special Architectural or Historic Interest. Any person wishing to make represent­ ations should do so in writing, within 21 days from the date of this advertisement to the Director of Development, Council Oltices, Church Walk, Clitheroe BB7 2RA quoting reference number. Under the provisions ol the Local Goverment (Access to Information) Act 1985, any representations received will be available for inspection by members of the public once the application has appeared on the Development Sub-Committee agenda. Any representations received after the 21 day period will not be taken into account when determining the application. A copy ot the application and plans may be inspected in the Planning Department within the period stated.


Signed: Philip Bailey Director ol Development 12th November 1992


5 0 + , tt o n nlc


CANCELLING A CLASSIFIED


ADVERTISEMENT ♦ O


When you cancel a classified


advertisement you will be given a


STOP NUMBER Please keep this number in a


safe place until you have paid your account, you will need to quote it if you have a query.


St Leonard's Church, Langho


Saturday, November 14th 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.


AUTUMN MARKET St Leonard's School,


To be opened by the Mayor and Mayoress of the Ribble Valley.


Grand Draw, Morning Coffee, Lunches, Afternoon Teas Admission 30p Children Free


Craft Stall, Bran Tub.


Ribble Valley Borough Council


Dept of Transport Diesel Exhaust Emmission Regs


To operation of diesel engined cars, vans, LCV's, LGV's, and buses


The council is now operating a smoke emission diagnosis service. For information, costs etc. please contact Mr A. Belcher on Clitheroe 25111 ext 4023.


Competition Result*


CLITHEROE F.C. Draw Week 15 EIOO - 32. €50 376. €25 - 536. €20 - 258.


Lost and Found


LOST! Larne cross labrador, sandv colour, near 3 Rivers, West Bra til ord . Saturday ninht. Reward. Tel. (0200) 442485.


LOST! Please help find little eirls pet. black tom cal with white chest and teet. vetlow collar anti no tail, in C5ts- burn. November 1st. Please ruin dav 426161 ext 216 anti ask lor Linda, evemiin 0200 4457 10. reward.


Education / Tuition


Mobile Disco


ALIEN MOBILE DISCO, any occasion, competitive rates. F Call 0282 4 I 1505 or 54 1 73.


o.B.I. MOBILE DISCO, all Tccasions, excellent rates. E el. 0282 24787.


Personal


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2he Santai*itans. Available 64hrs per day on Nelson


upto 10 tlavs. 3 Star Hotels UK. €29.95 double, pov tor breakfast ami F.M. ontv- C Call Vic 0282 5 1863-


psyeard reathuus. home visits, let. Burnlev 4 13244.


ETAWAY HOTEL BREAKS LAIRVOYANT, tarot A -


NIGMA DISCO. Tel. 0282 604989. .


cions lady. 45. st eks •leut. comp fteui. siiccessrut. <100(1 a p p» a fit nCO, s ! II Se o 1 hti mii u r . hones 1linto pleas 5. Apply Box No. F14. Fast Lane ishire Ne\vspn- pecs. Bull Street. Bti •uley. Lancs. BBI 1 1 DP


LIM ATTRACTIVE vivu-


relationship, idioto appre­ ciated. Apply Box No. E20. East Lancashire Newspa­ pers. Bull Street. Burnley.


por companionship. Photo Llease. Apply Box No. LI6. past Lancashire Newspa­ Lers. Bull Street. Burnley.


O 9 •9 MALE 22. caritpi. seek?> lady. 18-28. t'or ni«iht out. possi- bit; r«nuance. PIloto iiippre-


P u b l i c N o t i c e s


C L I T H E R O E R O Y A L


G R A M M A R S C H O O L


Grant Maintained School O P E N


Parents of prospective pupils are invited to visit the school on


E V EN IN G


THURSDAY, 19th NOVEMBER, 1992. 7.00 p.m. - 8.30 p.m.


Chatburn Road, Main School Site


THE ENTRANCE EXAMINATION ( 1 1 + )


will be held on


SATURDAY, JANUARY 30th 1993 Application forms and a booklet outlining the


examination entrance procedures are available from: THE ADMISSIONS OFFICER (11 +1 Clitheroe Royal Grammar Schoof York Street, Clitheroe, BB7 2DJ


Whilst care is taken to check all advertising that appears in the papers, occasionally errors do occur. We, therefore, ask advertisers to check their own adverts carefully and let us know immediately if any mistakes are present. We regret that we cannot accept responsibility for more than one incorrect advertisement and no recompense will be given where these errors do not affect the value or content of the advertisement.


ADVERTISERS PLEASE MOTE


Dent Street, Colne, Lancashire. BB8 8JF Telephone 0282 863970/865282 FAX 0282 871276


P u b l i c N o t i c e s


COLNE PRIMET HIGH SCHOOL


PROSPECTIVE PARENTS’ EVENING THURSDAY 12lh NOVEMBER 1992


AND WEDNESDAY 18lh NOVEMBER 1992 AT 7.15PM


P e r s o n a l S e r v ic e s " Y A


'Ihe General Council & Register of Osteopaths


Announces that<D Mr R W Pcrcival, D0.MR0 &


Mrs H A PcTcival (nec Jones), DO, MRO Practice at


6 CHURCH BROW, CLITHEROE. Telephone (0200) 2-1901


R SE O D


O WO C U TO R


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Rosegrove, Burnley Tel: (0282) 37708


Owen Street,


Purpose built ground floor level only with three live-in Wardens.


Y o u r


PERSONAL SERVICES S E C T IO N


S T A R T S


H A S V A C A N T ACCOMMODATIONS


CHAPEL H LODGE


Has


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TWO Personal Loans


S.D. TAYLOR LTD personal v loans with mlleeliou ser-


74540.


ait'it available to tenants €nti householders €50 - w500. Full writ ten (let.tils o ithout ohluiation. Write


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Personal


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Aromatherapist Reflexo lo gist


Treatment lor stress, tension, anxiety and muscular problems.


Tel. Padiham (0282) 779734


D O Y O U


S C R A T C H Y O U R B O T T O M IN T H E B A T H ?


re-enamel your bath in your home and give it a smooth finish that is guaranteed!


If so. call Bath Shield who will Tel: 0253 25709


FREE PREGNANCY TEST. 5 t mm result. Help, inlonna-


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ant. Tel. Burnley 32938.


Personal Services


SUPERFLUOUS HAIR per- ( lUiiiicntlv removed hv tultv


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COUNSELLING, Psychoth­ erapy. ilvpnotherapv. Lmo- o tional. psychological wrhiht


SAPF1L). on 0282 864578.


MOKING, DIETING. Hyp­ notherapy Centre. lei. 0282 F 51004.


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UNCASTLES HIRE. hith- davs etc. Tel. 0282 618610.


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T E L E P H O N E N U M B E R S AS FROM


NUMBERS STARTING WITH 2 OR 5 WILL BE PRECEEDED WITH A 4


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our health. |.A. Wait*


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