__________________________ Clltheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Adv e r W ) ^ ^ 22331 (C-assltied); 14 Clltheroe Advertiser & Times, October 30th, 1997
Talented ladies' work goes on display
THERE was excel lent support for Trinity Methodist
Church, Clitheroe, Ladies’ Fellowship tea and sale.
Members had spent weeks making items to
' sell, some at a craft class, and there was much admiration for their efforts.
The Mayoress of Clitheroe, Mrs Pat McGowan, opened the event and was intro duced and thanked by president Mrs Dorothy Slaiding.
The event raised £326, which will go towards church funds and for charitable work.
Our picture shows some of the fellowship members. (CAT 13618)-
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THERE was a good turn out at the twice monthly store cattle and sheep sale at Gisburn Auction Mart on Saturday with 61 cattle and
GISBURN AUCTION MART PRICES Blue heifer (£138); W. Coates,
Friesian bull (£118). Calves: Charolais X bulls made
490 sheep forward. Cattle: Cows with calves at foot made to £510 (average £419); in- calf cattle to £450 (£337); Friesian bullocks to £310 (£295); Continental bullocks to £320, heifers to £300 (£194.30). Breeding ewes: Horned ewes made to £50 (£19.80); Mule
to £115 (£108.50); Limousin bulls to £192 (£132.90), heifers to £80 (£45.45); Belgian Blue bulls to £205 (£149.15), heifers to £138 (£82.85); Simmental X bulls to £160 (£137.50), heifers to £45; Blond d’Aquitaine X bulls to £138; other Continental bulb to £225 (£210); Hereford X bulb to £95; Friesian bulls to £118 (£76.90); Angus bulls to £112
ewes to £62 (£51.40); Charollais ewes to £64 (£57.70); Gritstone ewes to £26 (£20.80); Suffolk ewes to £48; feeding ewes to £26. Store lambs: Texel lambs made
to £35 (£31); Suffolk lambs to £36.50 (£31.30); Gritstone lambs to £26 (£25.75); Horned lambs to £25.50 (£22.75); Masham lambs to £29. Rams: Horned rams made to £40; Suffolk rams to £80 (£70); Charollais rams to £60; Lonk rams to £35; Mule tup rams to
£
22.There were 74 newly-calved dairy cows and heifers forward at the Auction Mart’s Thursday sale with first quality cows mak ing to £1,140 (£958), and first quality heifers to £960 (£801). Second quality cows made to £720 (£680), and second quality heifers to £760 (£687). There were 173 rearing calves
(£96.70), heifers to £20. Forwanl in the fatstock section were 295 cattle (including 148 young bulls, 147 steers and heifers) and 2,473 sheep (includ ing 2,193 lambs, 6 shearlings and 274 ewes and rams). Top kilo price was 134.5p for
steers made to 93^5p (84.2p), medium to 114.5p (96.7p). heavy to 107.5p (98.5p); othermedium Steers to 87.5p (86.6p), heavy to
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oa.fin (84. 98.5p(79.5p). ,
Heifers: Continental X ligh heifers made to 113.5p (92.2p)» medium to 109.5p (94.0pL heavy
. . ^ L i g h t lambs ms'l, to
(95.8p), heavy to 107.0p (92-3pi, overweight to 88.7p; Sh elling
to 70.4p (67.3p); homed ewes to £28.50 (£21.25); otherewesto
£48 (£30); rams to £45 (£36-«). Forward in the Beacon North- West (Gbburn) Electronic Auc
560kg, £753.20, J.C. Nelson. Bulb: Continental X light bulb
tion last week were 7,646 sheep (including 1,200 store lambs) and 90 cattle (including 47 store
made to 126.5p (105.9p), medi um to 133.5p (106.9p), heavy to 134.5p (103.9p); other X light bulb to 102.5p (94.2p), medium to 116.5p (95.1p), heavy to 99.5p (90.4p). Top sale price for steers and heifers was £669.70, T.L. Fell,
and top kilo price was 114.5p for
495kg, £566.78, R.W. Todd. Steers: Continental X'light
"standard lambs made to 241.0p, medium to 239.0p, heavy to
207.5p; Mule store lambs to £36.50; Scotch B.F. store lambs to £33.50; steers to 190.0p, young bulb to 193.0p; heifers to
^Stores: Young bulls made to £300, heifers to £350, steers to
£400.
Police probe Sunday night burglary CLITHEROE police are investigating a Sunday night
forward. Top prices for calves under four weeks were J.E. Cow- perthwaite, Continental Meuse Rhine Issel bull (£225); R.H. Vickery, Continental Belgian
burglary at a house in Straits Lane, Read. Thieves made off with a video recorder valued at £200, a pair of binoculars worth £100 and a collection of other small electrical items, together worth £50.
Deer spotted
on walk by ramblers
ON a beautiful, cloudless day, 23 members of Clitheroe Ramblers, led by Janet Haworth, set, out on an eight-mile walk from Forest Becks.
side Stewardship path' along Monubent Beck to- Lower Flass, crossing th«r Settle road and heading for
They followed a Country '. Lower Gill. Returning in a southerly -
direction, deer were seen, and Lodge, Wittons’
Wycongill and Hungrill farms were passed to arrive, in Holden. The path thep continued by the waterfall, to Bolton Peel to Skirden Bridge in Bolton-byBow- land and back to Foresb
Becks. V'
Boot scratched VANDALS caused £200r, worth of damage when they scratched the door, panel and hoot of a blue Volvo parked in Wadding-t ton Road, Clitheroe. Police’ are investigating.
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and showroom at Dean Mill in Plumbe Street, Burnley, has been set up to provide free advice to anyone who has a query about solid fuel. It stocks multi-fuel stoves and other fuel- run appliances. The open day will be held
HEATING UP: A. and B. Milligan's new showroom a t Dean Mill, Burnley. (13629) ADVERTISING FEATURE
a smart showroom stocking multi-fuel stoves and_ the award-winning Esse multi-fuel appliances, including the latest cast iron enamel electric conser
The solid fuel centre houses
vatory heater. Fireside accessories, fire
lighters and even figurines made out of coal are on sale at
the shop. Mr Albert Milligan has been
involved in the coal business for 30 years and, with his fam
between 9 a*m. and 4
p.iTl. and on display will be exhibition units of lit-appliances and cook ers from Esse, Coalite and RJ.B. Mining. There will be represen tatives from various coal pro ducers and distributors on hand
to provide free advice. There will also be a free prize
draw, a tombola and refresh ments.'
ily, has helped change the face of the selling of solid fuel. The business is run by him
self, his wife, Barbara, their son, Stuart, who is an equal partner in the business, plus his wife, Claire. The business^ is now based in Dean Mill, which is owned by the couple's youngest son, Alex. Milligan's lays claim to hav ing the first ana only complete
ly undercover coal merchants operation in the country and provides clean, dry goods to customers who can either come into the yard to collect or have orders delivered. The operation has been
undercover for more than five years now and customers seem alad of the dry, warm condi
tions. Customers can now buy
everything they need for fires, heating and cooking literally under one roof. At the Dean Mill site, there is room for 600 tons of coal. The
business deals each week with 350 customers who call in at the premises plus many more
on the telephone. Last year, Mr Milligan was
presented with the North West Coalman of the Year award by former Olympic swimmer Shar- ron Davies.
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Wish A & B Milligans every success for the. future.
We have been their supplier fo r years.
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