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Into a sociable few weeks,you will not worry about voicing your feelings and your desires. More than anything what you want is to be applauded, so you will be entertaining liKe mad. You should able to negotiate or discuss finances In a highly effective way this week.There could be good cash news, perhaps new opportunities which you create by being rather direct. Though you may need to watch you are not being too passionately enthusiastic about spending too much. Call my Ubra line to hear more.


Rather proud and dignified Just now you will be putting a good deal of emphasis on personal reputation.You will dislike more than usual being passed over for attention or praise at woritYou want to be noticed, not made to feel one of the crowd. Luckily tactful Venus will be on hand to ensure you should be able to push without offending anyone. Mix charm with dynamic energy and you’ll find the end result works to your advantage. Call my^Taurus line to hear more. .


Maybe you are not being very practical with the Sun in your chart area of grand plans, but you can always sort out what Is workable In a few weeks time. This Is the much more exddng sage of allowing your visions to flourish. Be yourself In a more open way and work mates or friends will respond very positively.Why hide away or be timid? Give your self-esteem a boost The yin and yang should be pretty much In balance so you will find that the odd compliment whispered In the right


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If you have been lazing around or feeling lethargic recently, this week could provide just the Injection of adrenaline you need to get you cracking along rather smartfy.You will express yourself straightforwardly but so charmingly that everyone around will fell In line. Admittedly at times It may seem a little slow going*as financial matters and confrontations litter your way ahead. You may complain about your difficulties but It will only last for a few weeks. Call my Oncer line to hear more.


CANCER


Blessed with tact and diplomacy, you should notice an Improvement In your social life now. Your charming manner, a way of putting others at ease will be. attracting all. manner of compliments ana Intriguing invitations. Now you can begin to find a good way of balancing out what may have gone off track recently. Suddenly you can sea how to get certain situations or projects running the way you wane You have the


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In a hard working few weeks ahead, you may feel resentful because you are not being given all the appreciation you might like or higher rewards for your labours. But at the end of the day you will be better pleased doing a good job for its own sake, rather than gaining glory In the world. And it won't be a boring week. There will be a tremendously light­ hearted and dynamic feel about getting to pips with whatever Is under your nose at home, and making vie most ofIt Call my Virgo line to hear more.


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If you do spread younetf too thin, you may come across as superficial ora dilettante.Try to pause for breath once In a while, and collect your wks. le is Important at the moment for. you to be well regarded for your Intelligence and way with words,'so you will need to acquire depth as well as breadth of knowledge.Venus with a bit of luck will help to inspire your romantic life. You will certainly have a strong attraction to the special people In your life with these influences around. It will arouse


your passionate enthusiasm. Call my Sagittarius line to hear more. .


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You will be pulling dose mates along with you, sweeping them up In your enthusiasm. Oeariy youYe in a good morale-boosting kind of mood. No one Is going to be allowed to be lack- lustre or gloomy with you around. Where cash is concerned,you will fight to defend your rights and to get your due, but do not be too possessive. Flow with Vie bounty of the universe and it will flow back in your direction.Trying to be In control all the time can sometimes backfire, so you lose what you might have gained. Call my Capricorn line to hear more.


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With your birthday Sun In place, you will be warm and outgoing. Everyone around should be responding well to your presence.You will


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Regard this as a gestation phase of a few weeks, when you plan, ponder and prepare for what Is about to come nearer your birthday. Do not be discouraged by what Is not working out as quickly as you expected. Nothing comes together spectacularly well at this time of the year for you. Just have patience. But for all that your energy will be flowing In exactly the right direction at work as well as,socially. You will feel exuberant and rather Inspired. Call my Pisces line to hear more.


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EVENTS involving Whalley and its personalities received an enter­ taining review from Chamber of Trade president Mr Ken Read- fern.


annual meeting, Mr Readfern told a memorable story against himself. Complete with Whalley’s three


Speaking at the organisation’s


fishes obvious.on his chain of office, Mr Readfem was lined up to meet the Duke of Edinburgh at a Preston reception. The Duke took the badge in his hand, stud­ ied it, looked up and inquired: “Are you a fishmonger?” Mr Readfem, who runs a dry-


Duke’s award scheme to him, being a bronze graduate from 1958.


cleaning business, told the dinner audience: “My moment was shattered.” He had planned to mention the


Also at the reception was


Chamber of Trade honorary president and the Mayor of the Ribble Valley, Coun. Mrs Joyce Holgate, and her consort, Coun. Norman Atty. Mr Readfem paid tribute to their work for the vil­ lage and the area, referring to the Mayor as HRH - “Her Ribble Highness”. Membership of the chamber


and its bank balance have remained healthy, with good attendances at meetings, com­ mented Mr Readfern. The bunting put up by the chamber for Mayoral Sunday, the Queen’s Jubilee and the World Cup was so popular that no one wanted to see it taken down. Seventy Christmas trees were donated by the chamber and a lot of work went into installing them. Pickwick Night also drew in


the crowds, support from busi­ nesses was high and Mr Readfem called for a round of applause for all those who helped. The event was at Mytton Fold


Farm Hotel, Langho, and was attended by 180 people. • Mr Readfem told the Adver­


tiser and Times this week: “The fishmonger story is perfectly true, not something I made up for an afterrdinner speech. “I know the Duke has a repu­


tation for this sort of thing and he did have a devilish glint in his eya But it was clearly a light-hearted remark, intended to put myself, my wife, Elaine, and others round us at their easa “We had a pleasant chat with


the Duke and have good memo­ ries of the occasion.” Our picture shows chamber


officials and guests. (T200103/1)


I Boarding and Day


head girl, Dawn, of Henthom Road, Clitheroe. I t was the second time she had taken part in the competition, having reached the second round last year. Her menu was the most complex,


with a starter of stuffed mushroom topped with goats' cheese and a main course of marinated cutlets of Iamb on a bed of aubergines arid tomatoes, accompanied by a medley of vegeta­ bles.


. Despite her early prowess, her ambi­


tion on leaving school is to become a vet. Runner-up was Debbie, who lives in


Chatbum. She was complimented on the best overall food presentation and best pre-preparation. She prepared a starter of deep fried brie with cranber­ ry sauce, followed by sweet and spicy


apricot chicken and lemon cous cous. James, of Somerset Avenue,


Clitheroe, prepared tangy lemon chicken, followed by strawberry towers with hand-made mint chocolates, and Sarah, the only one hoping to pursue a


career in catering, prawns on toast fol­ lowed by ham with cherry sauce. Dawn goes forward to the district


final at the school on Monday, com­ peting against area winners from Fleetwood, Carlisle, Lytham, Black­


burn, Great Harwood and Colne Noyna. Pictured is Dawn, with, from the


left, Mr Weaving, Debbie, Sarah, James, Mr Spencer and Mrs Meath. (K200103/9)


Prices from the auction mart


A FATSTOCK sale took place at Gisburn Auction Mart on Mon­


day. Forward were 86 cattle (eight


young bulls, 11 steers and heifers, 67 cast cattle) and 60S sheep (560 hoggs, 45 ewes and rams). Top kilo price for bulls was


480kg at 96.5p (£463.20) from W. J. Briggs to J. and E. Medcalfe Ltd. Young bulls: Prime made to 93.5p (average 91.5p), others to 85.5p (76.1p). Steers: Prime to 95.5p (91.5p), others to 76.5p (76.1p). Heifers: Prime made to 96.5p (86.6p). Top kilo price for pen of 10 or


more sheep was 39kg at 118p (£46) from H. Carr and Son to G. Nutter, and top sale price was £44 from J. M. Smith and Son to A. Moorhouse. Hoggs: Up to 32kg made to 106.3p (104.9p), 33-39kg to 118p (101.4p), 40-46kg to 116.3p (106.1p), 47-52kg to lOlp (98.7p), horned ewes'to' £27 (£22.96), other ewes to £44 (£28.80), rams to £28 (£21.50). Eight newly-calved dairy cows


and heifers were forward on Thursday with the top prices £720 from P. Coates Farms Ltd and £700 from R. Shacklcton, both to Lancaster Bros. Friesian cows made to £720 (average £595).


In the sale of in-calf dairy cows


made to £280, Limousin X bulls to £280 (£176.94), Limousin X heifers to £122 (£54.30), Belgian Blue X bulls to £275 (£201), Bel­ gian Blue X heifers to £180 (£110.50), Simmental X heifers to £16, Shorthorn X heifers to £145 (£85), Friesian bulls to £125 (£41.18), Angus bulls to £172, Angus heifers to £12. Forward in the fatstock sale


were 160 cattle (64 young bulls, 96 steers and heifers) and 755 sheep (604 hoggs, 151 ewes and rams). Top kilo price for bulls was


490kg at 130.5p (£639.45) from R. A. Wallbank and 445kg at 130.5p (£580.73) from R. W. Longton to Whiteside, top sale price was £693.90 from R. S. Harker to J. Burrow. Young bulls: Premium made to 128.ap (112.6p), prime to 103.5p (94.Ip), others to 85.5p (77.5p). Steers: Premium made to 103.4p (lOOp), prime to 94.5p (88.5p), others to 84.5p (71.5p). Heifers: Premium made to 130.5p (111.5p), prime to lOl.op (90.1p), others to 80.5p (71.8p). Top kilo price for a pen of 10


(£10.45), other ewes to £44 (£32.55): and rams to £44 (£22.56). In the produce sale, 26.66


sheep was 38kg a t 117.9p (£44.80) from D. Walmsley to A. Moorhouse, and top sale price was £44 from H. Hargreaves and T. Barker to Mr Shan and from F. Fielden to Mr Brown. Hoggs: Premium (25.5-35.9kg) made to 108.6p (100.Ip), premium (36- 45.5kg) to 117.9p (108.8p), prime (25.5-35.9kg) to 92p (85p), prime (36-45.5kg) to 103p (98.5p), prime (45.6-52kg) to 103.3p (93.9p), others to 83p (79.8p). Horned ewes made to £18


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