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Plants from 17 around
the world s l id e s o f p la n ts
xrom all o v e r th e world, now grown from seed in h e r own g a rden in Mac clesfield, Sheena Hotch- mss fascinated members of Chtheroe Garden Club — h e r pride being to have bloom and colour there on every day of the year. H e r ability to remember
th e Latin names of every plant, followed by expert advice on their cultivation g a in e d f rom h e r own efforts to b n n g to fruition
be the annual meeting on Mo n d a y , fo l low e d by “Garden Slides” , by Mr and Mrs Terence Rumsey
WASTE PAPER WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD iv L/v %
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Steady trade at Clitheroe
T auctionHEIiti was a steady trade during Tuesday’s sale at Clith eroe Auction Mart. Prices: Friesian bull calves
made to £97, blonde bulls to £188 (average £133.50), blonde heifers to £30, Limousin bulls to £148 (£123.75), Limousin heifers to £45, Charolais bulls to £135, Simmental bulls to £120, Sim- mental heifers to £82. During Monday’s sale, there
Mayor faced a daunting task
THE Mayor of Clitheroe, Councillor Stephen Holt,
was a good show of bulls. Hulls: Light made to UOp
overall to 124.50p (98p). Steers: Medium made to
(UOp), medium to 124.50]) (lOOp),
113.50p (108.57p), heavy to 110.50p (101.92p), overall to
113.50p (105.05p). Heifers: Medium made to
had a s lig h tly daunting social ta sk when he was th e onl y s p e a k e r a t recent dinner who was not a member of C lith e ro e Speakers’ Club.
Addressing members of
lll.SOp (102.OGp), heavy to 108.50p (101.04p), overall to 111.50p (101.G2p). Prime lambs: Light made to
137.05p (123.75p), standard to 150p (137.41p), medium to 141.77p (133.73p), heavy'to 140.8Gp (127.61p), overweight to 121.G7p (113.79p), overall to 150p (133.53p). Ewes made to £G4.50 (£43.37).
mer lambs, store lambs and rams were forward during Fri
Rams to £67 (£51.80). More than 1,000 ewes, ginr
day’s sale. Prices: Correct mule ewes
with ram made to £57.50, bro ken mouthed ewes with ram to £52, horned feeding ewes to £36, mule gimmers to £57.50, Masham gimmers to £51, Suffolk
TWO cheques for £500 each have been presented to Whalley CE Primary School and Whalley Uniformed
Group. The money was raised from the two organisations
monthly paper collection in the village, which started
earlier this year. Both have already benefited from the collection, but
this latest money will be used for design technology, information technology and PE equipment for the school. I t will also go towards providing a mini bus for the Uniformed Group. They would like to thank everyone for saving paper
and cardboard during 1996 and are asking people to continue doing so next year.
Collectors regularly fill almost two skips, but hope to
fill three a fter Christmas with wrapping paper and packaging a t their collection on January 4th.
taken to the skip on the tennis club car park on every f i r s t S a tu rd ay of th e month between 9 a.m. and-
midday. Our picture shows the Uniformed Group representa
tives, Group Scout leader Mr John Smith, Cub James
Holroyd, Brownie Heather Donald and Scout Matthew Smi th. School re p re s e n ta t iv e s a re governor Mr Richard Maher, Hayley Gailimore, Michael Gallimore, Nicola Maher and William Maher. (CAT 4990)
Paper can be left a t the bottom of driveways or Chemists’ rota
the society a t their annual dinner a t th e Shireburn Arms. H u r s t Green, he s a id ne fe l t som ew h a t overawed by the occasion but members, used to ana- lys ing ea ch o th e r ' s sp e e c h e s a t th e c lu b ’s meetings, said Coun. Holt a q u i t t e d h i m s e 1" admirably.
seated, from the left, club pres s officer, Mrs Chris Carr, Mrs Carol Pye, the Mayor of Clitheroe, Coun. S t e p h e n H o l t ,
Our photograph shows, t h e
and Texel lambs to £55, homed lambs to £4G.50, mule whethers to £49.50.,
TODAY and tomorrow Boots the Chemist Ltd, of Castle S treet, Clitheroe. will be open u n t i l 6-30 p.m. P e t e r Bu c k l e y Lt d
Railway View Road: Sun day, noon to 1 p.m. Mon day to F r id ay until 6-30 p.m
Mayoress, Mrs Maureen Holt, social director, Mrs Gene Holmes and Beryl Todd.
a re Mr Brian C ar r, Mr Jo h n P y e , p re s id e n t of Clitheroe Speakers’ Club M r D e r r i c k Ho lme s , national president of the Association of Speakers’ Clubs Mr Ken S h a rp e e d u c a t i o n o f f i c e r Mi Dennis Ogden and Mrs Penny Ogden. (CAT 5065)
Standing, from the left,
in th e British climate, was indeed remarkable. The n e x t meeting will
TV company seeks ‘long-distance’ dog
TV researchers are on the track of a Whalley dog they believe was left for dead in th e L ak e D i s t r ic t and walked home. Debbie Marrow, of Rapido TV,
returned to th e ir home in Whal- Icy. Five days la te r th ey were amazed to find the brave little fellow under a caravan in th e ir garden, a s l ig h t limp th e only sign o f his fall and subsequent
is working on a programme for C hannel F o u r which will deal with amazing events and feats. She is looking fo r a Yorkshire
Terr ier called Torver. . The story she is trying to tra ck
down for h er programme, “For- tean Times” , is supposed to have happened in Ju n e , 1992, when the plucky pooch fell o ff Clough H e ad , H e lv e l ly n , an d d is a p peared without trace. H is h e a r t - b r o k e n own e r s
marathon journey. Miss M ar row c o n ta c te d th e
Clitheroe Advertiser and Times in th e h o p e th e p a p e r ’s f i le s could reveal more, but sadly this
is one story we missed. Miss Marrow said: “Of course
i t may n o t have happened. I t docs sound too good to be true re a l ly , b u t th a t is th e kind o f story we are looking for .” An y o n e w h o k n ow s m o re
about Torver can contact Debbie Marrow on 01712 299854.
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AV A IL A B L E F R OM L O C A L P I C K - U P P O I N T S
JAMES LAST In Concert
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JAMES LAST has one of the biggest and long-lasting International Fan Clubs around. His repertoire includes light classics, contemporary, easy listening,
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1 STAYING AT THE R O Y A L H O T E L , W H I T B Y
Follow in the footsteps of PC Nick Rowan and a take a Steam Train journey aboard the
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DEPARTING 10th & 20th APRIL 1997
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1 9 9 7 Crufts Dog Show Weekend
Departing Saturday 8th March 1 9 9 7 / • 2 days from only £ 5 9 .9 5
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DEVONSHIRE DELIGHTS
Departing Friday 21st March 1997 4 days-£109
The air in Devon is of the purest in Britain; the fresh sea breeze and the sweet, soft atmosphere of the moors alone are worth the journey. The spectacular coastline of towering cliffs, thatched
villages, historic towns, plentiful sea food and delicious cream teas are just some of the Devonshire Delights in store.
Includes: Transport by coach, accommodation for three nights with cooked breakfast and evening meals, various excursions to
Darlington Crystal, Barnstaple, the “Big Sheep" Bizarre, etc. (some entry fees not included).
THE DAILY MAIL IDEAL HOME EXHIBITION
Exhibition at Earls Court and a visit to Windsor. Half board accommodation for one night with cooked
Saturday 22nd March 1997 - 2 days INCLUDES: Entrance to Daily Mail Ideal Home
breakfast and evening meal. Return coach travel from your local area.
Whether you are a keen interior designer or simply enjoy a spot of “Do-It-Yourself our two-day break will only serve to delight and inspire you.
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TORQUAY - THE TORBAY HOTEL DEPARTURE-21st FEBRUARY*! 997. •;
WHATS INCLUDED: • 4 Nights hotel accommodation in a bedroom with private facilities, tea/coffee making amenities and television • 4 Dinners,
including a Gala Dinner and 2 lunches (not forgetting 4 breakfasts tool) • Entertainment every evening • Afternoon Tea Dance • 2 free
sightseeing excursions to the English Riviera and Dartmoor National Park • Luxury return coach travel throughout
£ 9 Front fo c ln g su p p lem en t
SPORTING VENUES WEEKEND
8th Ma r ch 1997 2 days - £79.00
Visiting
WEMBLEY • WIMBLEDON • LORDS
Includes: coach travel throughout, one nights accommodation in Jarvis International Hotel with dinner and English breakfast.
Tour of Lords and Wembley Stadium and Visit to Wimbledon Tennis Museum.
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INVMSS - TH RMSSIE HTEL E DU O DEPARTING 3rd MARCH 1997
Magnifietnt Highland scenery betide historic Culloden Moor and ivertooking the Moray Firth and the Black Isle - the setting fo r the Drumotsie Hotel, your holiday home.
WHATS INCLUDED: • Four night's dinner, bed and breakfast •A l l rooms with private facilities
Including tea/coffee making amenities and Colour TV • Luxury Return coach travel
• Music and dancing on most evenings • Two free full day excursions to Galrloch and Loch Ness
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