18 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, November 15th, 2007
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Produce stall So far, the pickle and pro duce stall at the Eng lish Martyrs' RC Church has raised more than £171 in aid of mis sionary work . The remaining jars will be on sale at the back of the church at the week ends.
The Mass and Christmas party for senior mem
bers of the congregation is on Sunday, December 9th. Names should be placed on a list at the back of the church.
The members of the Soci ety of St Vincent de Paul will transport any one to that event and also to mass at 5 p.m. on Saturdays.
Packets needed Empty cereal boxes are required for use in design technology at Whalley Primary School. The packets
Bowland milk sold because Asda be eco-friendly fresh
BOWLAND FRESH milk - the farmer-owned brand from a co-operative of Ribble Valley farms - is now available in 14 ASDA supermarkets in Liv erpool and Cheshire, bringing the total number of ASDA stores it supplies to 41. Proving a real hit with quality-conscious cus
tomers, Bowland Fresh milk travels a fraction of the food miles of normal milk and is fully traceable, with the farmers who supply it receiving more for their milk than they would on the wholesale mar ket. The greatest feature of the product is that con
sumers know exactly where their fresh milk comes from and that they are directly supporting the North West’s farmers and their families. All the farmers in the scheme produce their milk to the highest standards of hygiene and animal husbandry and welfare. Bowland Fresh director William Slinger siad:
“Our industry is under such pressure at the moment with the foot and mouth and bluetongue disease outbreaks severely restricting our normal farming practices. Local contracts such as this are crucial to the ongoing survival of many dairy farms in the Ribble and Hodder Valleys and the beautiful coun tryside which they help maintain. “There’s a lot going on in the milk industry at the
moment, but at least when consumers buy our milk they know that the farmer is directly benefiting. I think people understand that, particularly at the moment with a bad summer, increasing feed and other costs and supply simply not able to meet
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Fire safety A talk on fire safety, par ticularly in the home, will be given in the Methodist Church Hall this morning at 10-30 a.m.
As the sports vouchers scheme run by Tesco has now ended for the year, anyone still pos sessing vouchers is asked to take them to the school as soon as possible.
Singalong An afternoon in the style
of the “Pleasant Sun day Afternoons” of 100 years ago is on offer at
Whalley Village Hall on Sunday.
Cat Taylor and friends will be playing and singing and anyone may join in or sing solo. The event, which costs £2 for tea or coffee and cakes, is to pay for the refurbishment of the newly acquired Wurl- itzer organ.
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demand, a few extra pence on a litre of milk isn’t a great price to pay for future farm and food securi ty.” • Recently Bowland Fresh was asked to supply
Clitheroe-based luxury pudding maker Farmhouse Fare with milk for use in several of the products in its range. That deal plus the ASDA expansion accounts for a 25% increase in business for Bowland Fresh.
Farm in line for award Advice for
A FARMER from the Ribble Valley is celebrating success as runner-up in the North West final of a national farming award. Malcolm Handley, of Croasdale
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House Farm, Clitheroe, today goes forward to represent the region at Natural England's “Future of Farm ing Awards” scheme in the national finals at Burghley House, in Stam ford, Lincolnshire. The scheme was established to cel
ebrate excellence and innovation in wildlife-friendly farming. It singles out for recognition farm
ers like Mr Handley, who have made the greatest contribution to both con serving England's varied wildlife and landscapes while helping people enjoy greater access to the natural environ ment.
Malcolm and Marty Handley, of. Croasdale House Farm, were praised
for restoring more than 1,000 metres of hedgerow on their farm and pro viding educational access for every one from GCSE geography students from a local secondary school to chil dren taking part in a British Wool Mark Board wool clipping course. They were commended for re-intro
ducing pedigree Belted Galloway cat tle to graze the moorland to encour age the reintroduction of heather on their land, which has been designed as a Site of Special Scientific Interest. Malcolm also restored a wildflower meadow and built an otter's den, known as a holt, on the river bank. Mr Handley said: “We are very
pleased to have received this award, not just for ourselves, but also for the
people who have worked alongside us from Natural England. “This award shows that great
things can happen when you work together.”
herdsmen HEAT detection, lame ness, mastitis and calf rearing will be discussed at a practical on-farm event for herdsmen next Wednesday, November 21st, run jointly by the Milk Development Council and Myerscough College. The open day will be of
interest to farmers, herdsmen and anyone involved in practical dairy farming. It is being held at Lodge Farm, St Michael’s Road, Bilsbor- row, from 10-30 a.m. to 2- 30 p.m. For more infor mation and to book your place contact Kate Cross of the MDC on 07966 069557 or e-mail:
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A ROUND-the-world honeymoon fol lowed the wedding of Sabden farmer’s son Richard Wright and Carrie Hugh es, of North Wales. The couple travelled to Los Ange
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bolero jacket. Her outfit was complet ed with a bouquet of calla lilies and gerberas. She arrived at the church in a vintage Badsworth car and was attended by her sister Sarah Patrick, who wore a strapless, three-quarter length, chocolate brown dress and car ried a posy of calla lilies and gerberas.
Pageboys were the bride's nephew, James Patrick, and nephews of the bridegroom, Joshua Wright and Harry Wright Schofield. The ceremo ny, conducted by the Rev. Philip Hughes, included prayers in Welsh. The bridegroom, a construction manager, is the only son of Mr and
Mrs John and Margaret Wright of Cobden Farm. His best man was James Johnson and groomsmen were Daniel Ridgway and Daniel Walker and the bride's brother-in-law, Mark Patrick. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at Tresygawen Hall, Llangefni, Anglesey.
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