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www.eastlancsnews.co.uk G isb u rn Auction
[M a rt’s C h ris tm a s show re su lts
I .'CHAMPION a t Gisburn Auc- I tion Mart's Christinas show and sale of newly-calved dairy
[ c a t t le was J. Sh u ttlewo rth (£1,050), and reserve champi-
|| on was R. H. Drinkall (£860), , The sale took place on
I Thursday, November 25th, I and forward were 81 cattle. Other class placings were as
I follows: J . Best newly-calved cow: 1, R. H. Drin k all £860; 2, R. Boothman £1,000; 3, J. Shut tleworth £850. Best newly- calved cow or heifer showing
] only five or six broad teeth: 1, R. H. Drin k all £720; 2, J. Shuttleworth £600; 3, H. E. Airey £660. Best newly-calved
I heifer showing not more than [ four broad teeth and having 1 not calved more than one calf: J 1, G. II. Speak £760; 2, J.
S h u ttlew o rth £820; 3, R.
I .Drinkall £920. Best newly- I calved cow with only one movement shown on the pass-
j port: 1, B. H. and J. Proctor ( ‘£600; 2, J. Shuttleworth £480. Best newly-calved heifer with n o t more th an four broad teeth having calved not more
•than one calf with only one movement on the pas sp o r t
awarded the Henry Bradley Memorial Perpetual Trophy: 1, B. H. and J. Proctor £810;
I 2, F. and M. Clark £550; 3, G. W. Graveston £840. Best pedi gree newly-calved cow award-
I ed the Horace Bowden Memo rial Perpetual Trophy: 1 and
| 2, J. Shuttleworth £1,050 and .'.N/S; 3, J. Bowen £610. Best I 'pedigree newly-calved heifer: 1 • and 3, B. L. Whitfield £830 and N/S; 2, G. W. Graveston
|-N/S. First-quality cows made to
. £1,050 (average £665), and I 'first-quality heifers to £920 (£722). Second-quality cows
I ond-quality heifers to £490 ’(£420). At the sale of in-calf dairy cows and heifers forward were ,11 and nine maiden heifers. In-
made to £500 (£437) and sec-
I calf cows made to £550 (£403) and maiden heifers to £130
:(£101.20). " Forward were 68 rearing
['calves. Top price bull calf was I.,£162 from R. Proc tor to P.
[ Lambert and top price heifer calf was £75 from E. Simpson to T. W. Fawcett.
[■ Calves: Limousin X bulls .made to £155 (£81.55), Lim- ■
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(including 1,782 lambs, 541 ewes and rams). Top kilo price was 496kg a t 127.5p (£631.13) from J. C. Nelson to R. Agar, and 465kg a t 127.5p (£592.88) from A. Critchley to Old Eng lish Meats. Bulls: Young premium
made to 127.5p (115.4p), young p r ime’ to 109.5p (102.5p), young o th e rs to 96.5p (83.5p). Steers: Premium made to
113.5p (103.9p), prime to 103.5p (94.6p), others to 89.5p (81.6p). Heifers: Premium made to
127.5p (112.6p), prime to 103.5p (93.1p), others to 90.5p
(78.7p). Top sale price for sheep was
£29.50 from J. Oldfield to Sanderson. Sheep: Premium (36-
45.5.kg) made to 90.5p (76.Ip), prime (36-45.5kg) to 73p (70.3p), prime (45.6-52kg) to 71.7p (69p), other lambs to 65p (GOp), horned ewes to £10.80 (£5.35), other ewes to £29.50 (£17.20), rams to £25 (£10.15). Forward were 221 lig h t
weight lambs where light lambs made to 72.9p (67.3p). In the produce sale, forward were 51.85 tonnes of straw and 5.37 tonnes of hay. Barley straw in small bales made to £54 per tonne, barley straw in big bales made to £10 per bale and hay in round bales made to £50 per tonne. At the Beacon NW (Gis
burn) Electronic Auction for the week ending November 24th, forward were 2,176 sheep and 29 c a t t le . Light lambs made to 160p, standard lambs to 172.5p, medium lambs to 174.5p, heavy lambs to 162p, steers to 188p, young bulls to 186p and heifers to 186.5p. At the twice monthly sale
of store cattle and sheep, for ward were 56 cattle and 224
sheep. Cows with calves a t foot
ousin X heifers to £75 (£23.65), Belgian Blue X bulls ‘to £162 (£101), Belgian Blue
f'-X heifers to £75 (£39.85), l'Simmental X bulls to £85, 1 Simmental X heifers to £15 | (£13.50), Friesian bulls to £8 (£2.60), Angus bulls to £20, Angus heifers to £10 (£7.50). [j . Forward in the fatstock sale
were 339 cattle (including 191 young bulls, 148 steers and heifers) and 2,323 sheep
made to £520 (£395), heifers with calves at foot to £400, in- calf cows to £300 (£282.50), Blonde d'Aquitane bulls to £330, Hereford bulls to £225, Aberdeen Angus bulls to £60, Simmental bullocks to £520, Blonde d'Aquitane bullocks to £310, Aberdeen Angus bul locks to £310 (£241.75), Blonde d'Aquitane heifers to £290, Belgian Blue heifers to £270 (£260), Charolais heifers to £382 (£231), Limousin heifers to £242 (£139.90), Hereford heifers to £210 (£120), Simmental heifers to £45, Aberdeen Angus heifers to £50, bm Horned ewes to £4 (£2.95), Mule ewes to £19 (£16.30), Store lambs to £22 (£17.15).
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STEPPING back in time to the swinging '60s helped building society staff in Clitheroe raise money for Children In
Need. ' Staff at Skipton BS, in
Market Place, donned their bobby socks and rock W roll skirts in aid of the good
cause. Branch manger Lisa Cow-
burn, along with customer advisers Julie Hartley, Isabel Davies and Karen Ingham, donned fancy dress and asked customers calling into the branch to take part in a fund raising competition to guess the name of a dog and to make donations in aid of the annua] fund-raiser. A sale of Pudsey eye patch
es, bookmarks and biscuits at St James's C E School, in Clitheroe, also raised money for Children In Need. All the goodies had been
made by children who attend the school's Scripture Union Club, and at play time on Fri day all pupils and staff were able to buy the packages for a 50p donation to the organisa tion. The final total raised by the school was £250. Headteacher M r Paul
Adnitt said: "All the children and staff took part and it was an example of children help
ing children." Our first photograph
shows the quartet from the Skipton (above, right), who
are, from the left, Karon Ing ham, Isabel Davies, Julie Hartley and Lisa Cowburn. (281199/10/24) The second photograph
shows pupils from St James's (right) proudly donning their Pudsey eye patches, watched by headteacher Mr Paul Adnitt and Mrs Christine Taylor, one of the five teach ers who organises the school's Scripture Union club. (281199/11/17)_______
Car damaged
A F IE S TA car was badly damaged when it collided with a bridge parapet in Pendle Road, Clitheroe. The accident happened
on Thursday afternoon and the driver, Darren Clarkson (24), of Montague Street, Clitheroe, escaped with cuts and bruises. He was allowed home after hospital treat ment.
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