. 10 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, September 25th, 2008


www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Ciitheroe 422324 (Editoriai), 01282 478111 (Advertising), 01282 422331 (Ciassified)l Dairy farmers out in force for Gisburn mart’s show and sale


LOCAL dairy fanners turned out in force for the September dairy show and sale at Gisbum Auction Mart. Almost 50 cattle were on offer, to


include an entry of very smart young dairy cattle, with buyers pres­ ent from all over the North-West.


Auctioneer Fred Spurgeon report­


ed: “In general, prices were down - dairy farmers are now really strug­ gling with the effects of a continuing wet summer. However, strong cull cow prices and dairy companies offering bonuses for autumn milk


should help the market price firm for the foreseeable future.” Topping the trade were Messrs.


Whitwell and Sons at £2,100, with a newly-calved heifer which sold to H. A. Bradley, of Salterforth. Other newly-calved heifers forward from


the Whitwell family achieved £1,730 and £1,660, selling to Frank Wrathall, of Gisburn, and G. H.^ Speak, of Eccleston. Next best in the bidding stakes


was T. A. Crook, of Houghton, sell­ ing a newly calved heifer at £2,060


to David Hancock, of SandlflliJ Cheshire.


-p' ’I Regular vendor Peter Dakin, ofl


BoIton-by-Bowland, sold a very talll Holstein Friesian cow for £1,920.1 Also matching this price was Stuartl Fairclough and Son, of Radcliffe,| Greater Manches-I ter, with a heiferl just a week calvedl and giving 28| litres.


in the young stock! section saw Jack! Moore, of Bury,! achieve £810 twice! for a pair of Hol-| stein Friesian year-1 lings. Taking themj home was heiferl rearer David! Graveston, ofl


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N ew ly -c a lv e d j heifers £1,541; I


newly-calved cows I £1,496; heifer! stirks' £810; heifer


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Rowland’s place in


THE Forest, of I Bowland'is part of the Lancashire j Loop Cycle chal­ lenge for the Red Cross this month. The event takes


bike race


place on Septem­ ber 28th and will help to support those in crisis all over the world, as well as on our doorstep. On offer is the


family-friendly 23- mile loop, the 54- mile loop or a chal­ lenging 100-mile loop. All routes start and finish in Cockerham Vil­ lage, near Lancast­ er and take in the breathtaking land­ scapes of the For­ est of Bowland. Limited places


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Window damage


VANDALS threw a traffic sign and smashed the win­


dow of Party Peo­ ple,Castlegate,


Clitheroe. causing £200 of damage.


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THE Shireburn Arms Hotel, in Hurst Green, was the setting for the wedding of Mr Richard Armitage and Miss Alison


Taylor. The bridegroom is the son of Mr and


Mrs Roger and Shirley Armitage, of Read, and works as an engineer.


Les'and Pat Taylor, of Padiham, is a pur­ chase ledger controller. Given away by her father, she wore an


,His bride, the daughter of Mr and Mrs


ivory strapless dress with heading with a wrist corsage of.limeorchids and an ivory and lime fascinator in her hair. . The couple also held their reception at ;


the hotel and went on a Mediterranean cruise for their honeymoon. They will make their home in Ightenhill, Burnley. ..Picture by the Nick Clarke Studio,; Darwen.


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A HONEYMOON in Tuscany, followed the wedding of Mr Robert Carlyle Cat- terall and Miss Rebecca Waddington at Whalley Parish Church.


' The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs


’ horse riding and music. Her bridegroom is starting a graduate


David and (larole, Waddington, of Pas­ ture Grove, Whaliey, enjoys travelling,


training scheme as a systems engineer at British Aerospace in Surrey. He is the son of Anthony Catterall, of Blackburn, and Christine Catterall, of Brockhall Village. Given away by her father, the bride


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skirt had chiffon cascades from the side hip - accentuated with a crystal brooch - to the hemline and a chapel train. She carried a bouquet of pink and ivory roses, peonies, runuculus and bouvardia with a string of pearls running through. Chief bridesmaid Rebecca Baillie wore


an A-line magenta gown with a sweet­ Matthew Waddington, Lewis Boch and


heart neckline. The other attendants were Emma Hindle, Maya Taylor and Hannah Taylor, who wore diamond white ballerina dresses with magenta sashes. They all carried smaller versions of the bride’s bouquet. Best man was Mr Matthew Catterall.


Thomas Boch were groomsmen.-. The service was conducted by the Rev.


Chris Sterry and a reception was held at The Inn at Whitewell. The couple will make their new home


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