Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, October 19th, 2000


Speed cameras crackdown at accident Mackspots


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st .a in hospital and mu '- p m m l e d h v h i s t .uni l y .


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o n sund.iv . Oc t ob e r 15th. .M)nn. Martin Strang e . a<M-d 77> % -mi's , be l o v e d husband


S T R A N G E Ma r t in


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\ scrv ice wi ll take- pine


{ d im - ,i t I O .can. led l owe d l>\ . rein. i t io n a t Skipt < re-mat c>r i um a t 11 a .m .


K « s . Mi k e Hart ley w i l l p| I ic i-it e . F ami l y t lowc-r olds please, donat ions nr h. - i iei ae c c-ptc-d in Ids rne <II\ ot behal f Of the Br i t i sh I j , | r t F o u n d a t i o n . De n is Marties a n d S o n F u n e r a 1 r \ i i c-. (2 r o w n Fti n c- ra I


H n i n e 3 5 Bac k B r o w n Mr. -c-t Colne- . T e l . 0 1 2 8 2 H7U79(1. 8 7 08 0 0.


i he roe il ea rt M; it hii ic Ml .mi l ( Lilli er K f search . \11 r s


lat iion s i n 111 e 111 ( i r y o 1 li.tr (1. ill SO de s in •d. are div ided 1


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i\ 1at 1 iii -r- in- lass o 1 Alan \( Irie nne . .t l so a dear *


, ii r C li t) i f r o e . C A S S I D Y


In lo ving memo r y o f a d e ar fathe r, w h o di e d O c t o b e r 21st. 1977. M e n u n ic s a n ' th e irv a s to x -s


H A C K IN G George


th a t n 'm a in o j y e a r s g o n e


F b yr o m Jo h n . W e n d y a n d Li n de n . P o t t e r f o r d F arm . Bi l l inutot i .


Died O c t o b e r 20th. 1989. T r e a s u r e d m em o r i e s o f a


H A S L EW O O D George


dear ly lo ve d and miss ed dad .ml g r a n d a d in b i s 8 0 t h


year . .Vc7 c r /u ry u t te n


L o ve Brenda and Sheridan X X X


H A S L EW O O D George


Died O c t o b e r 20th. 1989. A


1 dear ly lo ve d and missed dad and grandad. M is s in . i l v>u d in a r s . /■’nryctnn,i> ym t n e re f


< > W ha I 1 e v !< o n d .


.*. 11117 1 AW . All S T e l . 0 12 0 0


I Loving m emo r i e s o f a clearly lov. - . l < 1,.(! mul


H A S L EW O O D George


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| . l ic. l o . lolicr 20th. 1 989. / o r e i i t u l m is s yrm d lu t ly -


I T r e a s u r e d m em o r i e s of a very spec ial husband, died


H A S L EW O O D George


| O c t o b e r 20th. 19H9. /--rev/ a n d n 'n ie in b e n ’d.


■Wite


In memo r y ol a lo ving wife and mother. .1 , / u u ’t p ra y e r , a s i le n t


L O R D June


it uir. A lw a y s w is h in g y o u te e n • L h e re


ove* Denis and David.


W H I T E S ID E Ma r y


I died O c t o b e r 23r d. 1999. wife o f Kenneth, mo t h e r of


In lo ving memo r y of ^ " ' V *


I Cryil and Janet , nat ina and eat-nanna.


U 'c lo r e a n d m is s you m u re th a n im n ls t a n s a y


Judith. Kuyl . - i . l l i i lhd Clui r - | lot t<- xxx.


Bernard and family wis h to


B L A C K L O C K Gr e t a


thank fami ly, friends, n e ig h­ b o u r s a n d everyone* w h o at te nd ed the* service? for the kind do n a ti o n s , cards, let - terns o f sympa th y ami s u p ­ po r t rec eiv ed in the ir sad loss. Spe cial thanks to the nursing team that care*d for Greta . C a n o n Philip Dear- de n for hi s vi si t s, prayers and kind minist ra tio ns .al so


C l i t h e r o e Funeral Ser vi ce for the ir help and attention.


D U C KW O R TH Isabel


Unt i l . Ma r y and the ir fami­ l ies w o u l d l ike to thank all relative s, friends and neuih-


b o n r s for the kind w o r d s o coinfort, letters and c ar ds ol


c o n d o l e n c e rece ive d (iuni f| tlte recent sad loss ol tin It mo t he r . A l s o tha. iki.1.1 Uev. C h r i s C h e e s em a n lot lus


c omfo r t inti w o r d s ami s u p ­ port and Cal ver le ysFumT. il


Service fo r the ir ar rant ! - " rnents


Love* fr om I*nt. Mick. Simon and Jus tin xx


J O N E S Ma rg e r y


Shei la . C l i v e a n d f u m y, w o u l d l ike to e xp r e s s the ir


s i n r e r e t h a n k s t o a 11 relativ e s, friends, nei . i l t- b o n r s and par is ln o ne r s f or


t h e k i n d e x p r e s s i o n s o r symp a t h y , ca rd s. Mowe r s , d o n a i l o It S a ltd m it s s


o f f e r I ni ts, t o I- a l l ie r J . War e in g for hi s very kind min istrations and al l w h o a t t e n d e d t h e R e q u i e m Mass. A special thanks to Dr A. Iluson and staf f at the health cent re and Cl i t h e r o e Hospital, and al l the staff at A b b e y f i e l d H o u s e f o r al l the ir care and kindnes s. - also to the staff at Calver- l o y s F u n e r a l S e r v i c e f o r t ii e i r


d i g n i f i e d ar rangement s.


T h e family of the lat e Edi th Standring, wis h to e xp re ss t h e i r s i n c e r e t h a n k s a n d ap p re c i a t io n to al l relatives and f rie nds for the me ss ag es of symp a t h y and d o n a t i o n s r ec eiv ed o n the ir recent sad lo s s . Special thanks to Mr J. Bic kf ord and al l the stal l ol Koe fi e ld Nursing Home f o r al l t h e i r l o v i n g c a r e a n d at te nt ion o v e r very many year s and to Ric har d A t k i n ­ s o n f o r h i s k i n d min is tr at ions . _______________


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•ANNOUNCEMENTS,


D A V ID S O N Lily


O c t o b e r 2 4 til. U P w i l l a lw a y s lu r e a n d


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A R T H U R Gnvin


In hiving memo r y ol u dear Ii i isIm i x I. lathe r. tathe r-


i n - l aw rind g r a n d a d , di e d n, in be r 18th. 1988.


s</(//r ))//-<'■<■</. a t n a y s i ,-m t -m t ’t‘re<l


Y( mr lo ving wil e Lucy.


A R T H U R Ga v in


In lov ing memo r y of a dea r father, f a t h e r - i n - l a w an d g r a nd a d. d ie d O c t o b e r 18th.


F rom 'Jack. Elaine. Tracey. I .m y and Marc.


I 988. A lw a y s in u tw th o u g h ts .


B R E A K S Ma rg a re t Louise


In l o v i n g m e m o r y o l mv d.-ar w i l e , d i e d O c t o b e r


23rd . 1995. /.uroiyjv r emembered e r e iy


Love Har ry. d a y


Mac h the y< at Bh Cl i 11 l l o s p CPN. and c Mari Mar t their Th at f'rieti the ir


R e v


Prt li


Gi llian. Lvnue and fami li e s , w o u l d l ike to e xp r e s s the ir s i n r e r e t h f i n k s t o a 11 relat ive s , friend s and n e i gh ­ b o u r s f o r t h e s ymp a t h y , s u p p o r t a n d d o n a t i o n s rece ived at such a sad tune. Spe ciai thanks to Withing- l o n Hos pi ta l. A .K .U . an d s taf f on M 1 . A l s o t o Rev. S. C o o p e r f or hi s s u p p o r t and C l i t h e r o e Funera l Se r vi c e


A IN SW O R T H Go rd o n


b r i d g e


M a r y B r i d g e a n d t ami l y w i s h ' t o thank al l w h o gav e d o n a t i o n s in m e m o r y ol Frank, amo u n t i n g to FJUo


for the Palliative Care Fund (Macmi l la n Nurses). It wa s muc h appreciate d.


tor al l the ir help-


d u n b a b i n Ma rg a re t


T r e v o r and family wis h to • hank Dr I b b o t s o n and Dr


an for the ir care o v e r "•s T h a n k s to nurses kburn Hospita ls and


J ;


. m u C o m m u n i t y al . Kare n and Jane t kie. distric t nurse ■w Annette, Lo u and


rin. also Ch ris Butschok.


rt ni ll an N u r s e f o r al l s t' rtit-h ant i k i n d n e s s ,


.nk'i a l s o t o rela tiv es . ,wj^ ; .11cj n e i g h b o u r s fo r i r h e l p a n d k i n d n e s s . w D r a i n f o r h i s f : i t i o n s , t o B r i a n


, iwi


ce and family for a digt i i - 1 f u n e r a l a n d f r i e n d l y


help and to al l w h o hav e giv en d o n a t i o n s to Pauline f o r


I m p e r i a l C a n c e r


Re s e a rch Fund. Br eas t C a n ­ cer Awa r e n e s s .


^ litheroe


Funeral Service 10/12 Whalley Road


(Opposite Sainsburys) ERIC MAYMAN


FUNERAL DIRECTORS A REPUTABLE AND TRUSTED ^ DAY or NIGHT 94 Hour Personal Service


• PRIVATE PARKING - MONUMENTAL WORK


Tel: Clitheroe 443045 Pre-Paid Funeral Plans Available On Request


Brian Price & Son Funeral Directors


‘Peacehaven ’ Chapel of Rest


The Genuine and Independent family concern o f two generations


offering a 24 hr personal service


Brian, Jean, Carl and Pauline Tel: Clitheroe 441297


Pry-paid funeral plans available on request DENT


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Tel: 01282 425858 The Clitheroe Advertiser and Times is {wblidied ^


Sarah, Stephen and Neave are delighted to announce the safe arrival of John William, on September 30th.,


at Queens Park Hospital, weighing 7lb 8ozs.


Special thanks to all the midwives, Dr Saunders,


Mr Najia and family and friends.


+ 4 » » » » » » * * + + * • * * + + ++' JEFFERSON - POZZI


John and Ma r t in e are pleased to announce the arrival o f their precious d a u g h t e r A d r i a n a F r a n c e s c a , b o r n 9 th October, weighing 71b 8oz, a most welcome sister for


of Regional Independent Newspapers Ltd. M M A Regional IndejwMtent Media~publication


Giorgia. Thanks to R,i,b^ le Valley midwives and all the


staff on C7 ward at Queens Park Hospital.


BIRD (nee Ditri)


John and Marta Bird would like to say a big thankyou to


everyone for their best wishes,


cards and lovely presents on the birth of Francesca Rosa.


Thanks to Ribble Valley Midwives and staff of Queens Park Hospital.


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L A M B E R T G e ra ly n


T o Pete r such organ isa tion . M a r k D o u b l e D e c k s f o r a r r a n g i n g al l t h e mu s i c . M a r k ( a g a i n ) a n d K e v i n plus the Band wit h n o name. T h e C l a r i o n Ho te l. F o x - f ie l d s a n d e v e r y o n e w h o made* my 30 t h such a fab n i g h t a n d all t h e l o v e l y c a r d s a n d g i ft s , a h u g e thanky ou. T h u n d e r b i r d s a r e


g o ! S T J U D E


L o r d t h a n k s f o r answered. K .E .P .


GOULD


(Fiona Louise) October 20th, 2000


Happy 21 st Birthday.


Health and happiness always. All our love


Mum and Dad. Congratulations!


Love Kathryn and James.


ASPIN (nee Jones)


Stuart and Susan are pleased to announce the arrival of Joseph


James, on Oclober 14th, 2000. Weighing 7lb 6oz.


Thanks lo Ribble Valley


midwives, Wards C7 and C9, Queens Park Hospital


and special thanks lo Annette and Ann.


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family or a f a specie


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and advice call in at offices or telephone l 422331


Happy 25th Wedding Anniversary.


Love and best wishes lo the both of you.


We wish you many more years of happiness to follow. Love always


MarHn< LA d e le a nd T jo an n e .


Hugs and kisses, Miah.


kisses “I S BENNETT


(Leanne Mary) October 21 st


Happy 1 8th Birthday Leanne.


Health and happiness always.


Love from


Mum, Matt, Jason, Kathryn and Nan.


DOBSON


(Tony and Sheila) October 1 8th


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SUNTER Jane


October 19th.


Happy 30th Birthday. Love from mum, dad and Paul.


Happy birthday mum Love from Kirk.


Congratulations and best wishes on your 1 8th Birthday, All our love


Dad, Mum, Jason, Danesa, Rachel and Kevin.


Love and kisses Uncle Rick. Ryan and Brant x x


MORGAN (nee Barlow) Diane and Craig are


delighted to announce ihe birth of Ellen Hope, on


Wednesday, October 1 1 th, 2000, weighing 91b 4oz. A little sister for Luke.


Many thanks to the staff at Clitheroe Health Centre and


Queens P a rk Hospital, Blackburn. ................................


O ' R O U R K E


Simon . Do n n a and Kors ha arc* pl ea sed to an n o u n c e the safe but lat e ar r ival o f M u r ­ ray Mich a el D r ew , o n O c t o ­ be r 1 1 th. 20 0 0.


£ i i |


SPENCER (nee Smith)


Joanne and Duncan are pleased to announce the


arrival of Luke Duncan, on Thursday October 1 2th, 2000, at Queens Park Hospital.


Thanks to midwives and staff on


Wards C9 and C7.


A GOLF day held at a Ribble Valley venue raised £3,000 for the East Lancashire Hos­


pice. Mytton Fold Hotel hosted the fund-rais­


ing day, which saw various companies com­ peting in a golf event before enjoying din­


ner at the premises. Mrs Lilian Hargreaves, who owns the


Married in Australia


A local man was married at Chateau Yering, Yarra Val­


ley, Australia. Management consultant


Thomas Edwin England is


the son of Mr and Mrs R. England, of Hodder View


Cottage, Chaigley. His bride was Suzanne


Lisette Cordani, a legal consultant to the construc­ tion industry, and daughter of Mr and Mrs B. Pecu, of Sevcnoaks, Kent. The bride wore a three-


piece dove grey trouser suit and a choker of fresh white


blossoms. The reception was at the


same venue, and the honey­ moon comprised a tour of New South Wales and Western Australia. The couple are to live in Chorleywood, Herts.


Diner application AN application to change the use of Gisburn Diner to a building where ice cream can be manufactured and sold, restaurant facilities and a shop provided and opening hours extended to 11 p.m. has been approved.


hotel with her husband, Frank, said: "The hospice docs a wonderful job and wc do all we can to support it." The hotel's proprietors are pictured


handing over the cheque to Mr Stuart Andrew, fund-raising manager for the East


Lancashire Hospice. (0080900/1!


Town centre personality is mourned


FRIENDS all over the Rib­ ble Valley have joined fami­ ly members in mourning Mrs Greta B la ck lock , a Clitheroe town centre per­ sonality for over half a cen­


tury. Mrs Blacklock, who died


in hospital at the age of 71, went to work at Boots chemists in Clitheroe after leaving Ribblesdale School


when she was 1J. When she was married at


21, she moved to Sheldons chemists in Moor Eane, and was there until retiring some 15 years ago. Mrs Blacklock remained


a well-informed observer of the town scene, and kept in touch with as many of the people she knew during her working life :is possible. She was always happy to quiet­ ly help sick or elderly friends with shopping and


other tasks. Closely connected with


Clitheroe Parish Church, Mrs Blacklock regularly attended services until


A £ 5 7 1 ,0 0 0 scheme to refurbish all the bridges on the A56 to A59 Whal- ley-Clitheroe Bypass has


begun. Expected to take three


months, the Highways Agency work involves lane restrictions and some traffic


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Happy 1 8th Emma. With all our love


Mum, Roscann, Ricky,


Duncan, Miriam, Naomi and Emily.


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HOLLIS (Emma)


DRIVERS in the Rib­ ble Valley are being told where police speed cameras are placed, in order to reduce casual­


ties. Lancashire Constabu­


lary's commitment to reducing road casualties by a further two per cent has seen officers take the unprecedented step of informing motorists where they can be caught speeding in iden­ tified accident hot-spots. The announcement was


made at a Ribble Valley P o l ice and C om m u nity


Forum, in West Bradford V i l la g e Hal l, by Chief S u p e r in ten d en t John Thompson. He said identifying the


areas will, hopefully, result in drivers taking extra care with their speed and result in fewer accidents. Between April and Sep­


tember 1999, there wore 166 accidents involving casual­ ties. This year the same period has seen a 20 per cent reduction to 132 casu­


alties. The Ribble Valley loca­


tions which have been ear­ marked for the special attention are on the A59 Longsight Road between


Myc r scough Hotel and


Petre R ou n d ab ou t , the Whalley/Clitheroe by-pass


between Petre Roundabout and Gutheridge Plantation,


the A666 Whalley Road between Brownhill Drive and Petre Roundabout, the A671 Whalley Road between Dean Bridge and A59 Clitheroe by-pass and the A682 Gisburn Road between the former C.rey- stones Public House and the North Yorkshire bound­


ary. Superintendent Dave


Mallab.v. operations manag­ er with Lancashire Con­ stabulary, said: "The pur­ pose of releasing the details of the mobile camera sites is


Teeing off for the hospice


to make the motoring pub­ lic aware of where these casualty hot-spots are. The fac t that there may be speed cameras at the above locations should act as a speeding deterrent." However, because these


locations have been identi­ fied does not mean that speeding equipment will not be used at the same time in other areas where short-term problems have


been identified. Current ly the fixed


penalty fine for speeding is £40, but is due to go up to £60 in November. "There are no excuses,


you have been warned," Supt Mallaby added.


Jessica meets her soccer dream team


A LAST-MINUTE dash is nothing when you have the chance to meet your heroes! For with Claret and Blue


blood coursing through her veins, accord ing to dad, seven-year-old Jessica Pow- ley, of Riverside, Low Moor, had a race against time to lead out the Burnley FC team in its away game at Tranmcre Rovers. Just days earlier, Jessica


had written to the club ask­ ing to be a match day mas­ co t . Warned by dad Mr David Powley, a primary school teacher in Black­ burn, not to become too excited anticipating a quick response, he was just as stunned as his daughter when the club rang to say Jessica's let ter had impressed staff so much, they wanted her to fill the Prcnton Park vacancy - one of only two free slots avail­ able this season. Said Mr Powley: "We had


to dash about co l le c t in g tickets and making arrange­ ments, but it was well worth it. I've been a Burnley FC supporter for 40 years and watching Jessica run out with the players for their warm-up was just as much a thrill for me as it was for


her.” Jessica, a pupil at Edis-


t / P. : - - ? •


becoming seriously ill some months ago. A keen sup­ porter of the Thursday Fel­ lowship al the church, she used her needlework skills to make two of the Milleni­ um kneelors. At one time she was in the Bolton-by- ' Bowland Women’s Insti­


tute. There was a large congre­


gation for Mrs Blacklock's funeral service at the parish church, when the Rev. Canon Philip Dearden paid tribute to her. Interment followed at Clitheroe Cemc-


terv. Mrs Blacklock leaves her


husband and a sister, and donations in her memory are being divided between the parish church and can­


cer research.


A r Q Kr j(Jrf0 r6Pail'S RFC tO take thFCG HlQIlthS r


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light signal control. Replacement of anchor­


ages and refurbishment of the existing parapets are


ford County Primary School, has been cheering the Clarets on at Turf Moor for more than a year and is a welcome Saturday after­ noon companion for dad, as mum Jane and sister Rebec­ ca (six) are not quite as keen on the game!


Pink ribbon charity ball at Whitewell


PUT on your dancing shoes and get in the pink to sup­ port breast cancer aware­ ness month at a charity event being held later this


month. The Inn at Whitewell is


hosting the Pink Ribbon Charity Ball on Saturday, O c tober 28th, which is being held in aid of Break­ through (Breast Cancer Research). The b la ck -t ie dinner,


being carried out on the A59 at Elkcr Lane, Billing- ton, Mit ton Road, Shaw House Railway Bridge, Rose Cot tage and Whitcacrc Lane.


which starts at 7 p.m., will include cocktails and danc­ ing. Tickets cost £35 per head and tables are avail­


able. For details, con ta c t


Jeanette Richards on 01254 823121 or 0772 0311588.


GISBURN AUCTION MART PRICES


FORWARD at Gisburn Auction Mart on Monday were 32 fatstock including 6 young bulls, 26 heifers, 701 sheep including 667 lambs


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and 34 ewes and rams. Bulls: top kg price was 420 kg


at 121.op (£510.30) from II. Aldcrson to Nutter. Prime 85.5p (84.5p), others71.5p (71p). Heifers: Premium 121.op


(107.6p), prime 94.op (85.4p), others84.5p (75.3p). Lambs: Top kg price was 40kg


at 87p (£34.80) from J. and A. J. Frankland to A. Moorhouse. Pre­ mium (36 - 45.5 kg) 91.8p (81.7p), prime (36 - 45.5 kg) 78.5p (74.2p), prime (45.6 - 52 kg) 80p (74.8p), others71p (70.8p). Ewes


£8.50.


There were 133 light lambs for­ ward which made to 77.4p


(70.2p). Forward at the sale on Thurs­


day October 12th were 63 newly calved cows and heifers.


, r Pirst quality cows made to


£800 (average £616), second quality to £525 ( £452). I' irst quality heifers made to £670 (£612), second quality to £520


(£477). Top prices were .1. E. I' rank-


land £800 to J. C. Young, and R. Ainsworth £700 to A. Outram. Ten in-calf dairy cows and


heifers were forward. Cows due Nov/Dec made to £630 (£545). Heifers due Nov/Dec £440. There were 127 rearing calves


forward. The top price bull calf was £230 from R. Ainsworth to P. Wilson Top price heifer was £78


from R. Pearson to J. Townson. Calves: Charolais X heifers


£24 (avrage £18), Limousin X bulls £230 (£91.60), Limousin X heifers £64 (£ 32 .50 ) , Belgian Blue X hulls £185 (£104.55), Bel­ gian Blue X heifers £78 (£35.85), Simmcntal X bulls £68, Simmcn- tal X heifers £24, Friesian bulls £28 (£ 6 .5 0 ) , Angus bulls £70 (£12.15), Angus heifers £6 (£5). In the fatstock forward were


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Chemist, 15-19 Castle Street, Clitheroe: Sunday, noon to 1


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318 including 188 young bulls, 130 steers and heifers, 2,624 sheep including 2,293 lambs, 331 ewes and rams. Top kg price was 480 kg at 126.5p (£607.20) from J. C. Nelson to Old English Meats. Bulls: Young premium made to


___ io n u .r i 101 An (R9.nF n r im e


kg) to 101.4p (82p), prime (25.5 - 35.9 kg) to 78.6p (71.7p), prime


(36 - 45.5 kg) tQ 79p (7 5.4p), prime (45.6 - 52 kg) to 82.6p (75p), others to 73.5p (73.2p). Horned ewes £14 (£6.45), oth­


126.5p (110.2p), young prime to 107p (93.7p), other 90p (76.5p). Steers: Prime to 93.5p (87.3p),


Other 84.5p(74.6p). Heifers: Premium made to


125.5p (110.2p), prime to 98.5p (S7.4p), other to 84.5p (71.4p). Top kg price for lambs was 37


kg at 101 alp (£37.50) from D. J. Lambert to R. Agar. Top sale price was £26 from II. Hargreaves


to A. Moorhouse. Lambs: premium (36 - 45.5


ers £26 (£13.80). There were 202 light lambs for­


ward which made to 80p (73p). In the sale of produce per


tonne, wheat straw made to £28.50 and barley straw to £52. At the Beacon NW Electronic


Auction for week-ending October 11th, 3,471 Sheep and 46 cattle were forward. Standard lambs made to 187p, medium lambs to 190.5p, steers to 177p, young bulls to 180p, heifers to 175p.


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