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Belgian Blue pounds 230 Nook House Farm, pounds 215 Westray Farm, pounds 212 Bank House, pounds 205, pounds 195 Wharton Hall, pounds 190 Snape Farm, pounds 175 Wampool Grange, pounds 170 Peddar Hill, pounds 170 Bank Hosue, pounds 165 Snape Farm, pounds 160 Coniston Hall, pounds 160 Mounsey Bank, Aberdeen Angus pounds 145 Keysmount, pounds 120, pounds 90 (x2) Wharton Hall, pounds 100 Peddar Hill, pounds 90 (x2) Bramery, Limousin pounds 195, pounds 155, pounds 145 High Plains, pounds 185, pounds 175, pounds 165 Wampool Grange, pounds 175 Westray Farm, pounds 175 Low Mill, pounds 160 The Beeches, pounds 160 Milton Mains Farm, pounds 145 Sprunston, pounds 145 Stonewalls, pounds 140 Snape Farm, Charolais pounds 160 Milton Mains Farm, pounds 150 Wetherhill, Holstein Friesian pounds 130, pounds 125, pounds 115, pounds 90 Croft House. Heifers: Belgian Blue pounds 220 Mouswald Banks, pounds 200 Musgrave Hall, pounds 185 Nook Farm, pounds 175 Peddar Hill, pounds 168 The Harras, pounds 155 Beech House, pounds 155 Fordsyke, pounds 150 Wharton Hall, pounds 142 Aikton House, pounds 125, pounds 120 Mounsey Bank, pounds 125 Musgrave Hall, pounds 120 Wharton Hall, Charolais pounds 190 Westray Farm, Limousin pounds 160 Westray Farm, pounds 150 Wetherhill, pounds 138 Milton Mains, pounds 135 Stonewalls, pounds 135 Areeming, pounds 135 Croft House, pounds 130 Greenmoorside, pounds 115 High Plains, Aberdeen Angus pounds 140, pounds 100 Keysmount Bulls: Belgian Blue pounds 400 Abbey House, pounds 350 Aikton House, pounds 340 (x2) Peddar Hill, Charolais pounds 360 Ryehill, Limousin pounds 350 (x2) Wolsty, pounds 345 Hawkshole, pounds 340 (x2), pounds 305 (x4) New Bampton Farm, pounds 295 Lane End, Saler pounds 335 Broom Farm, Hereford pounds 285 (x2) The Breaks, Holstein Friesian pounds 275 (x2) Wolsty, pounds 270 (x4) Waterloo Farm, pounds 268 Abbey Farm, pounds 222 (x4) Whins Farm. Bullocks Parthenais pounds 380 Holmewrangle, Blonde d' Aquitaine pounds 375 (x4) Newbiggin Hall Farm, Shorthorn pounds 310, pounds 295 Achosnich, Limousin pounds 290 Waterloo Farm. Heifers: Simmental pounds 380 Holmwrangle Aberdeen Angus pounds 355 Waterloo Farm, pounds 270 Nelson Hill, Limousin pounds 380 Holmewrangle, pounds 365 Crofton Hall Farm, pounds 338 (x2), pounds 335 (x3) Manor Farm, pounds 318 (x2) Underburnmouth, Belgian Blue pounds 342 Crofton Hall Farm, pounds 280 Glebe Farm, Blonde d'Aquitaine pounds 335 Manor Farm, Saler pounds 335 Manor Farm, Charolais pounds 275, pounds 250 Underburnmouth. Bullocks: Simmental pounds 752 Cumcrook Farm, pounds 685 Haber Farm, pounds 655 Greystone House, pounds 628 Basco Dyke Head, pounds 610 Woodhead, Charolais pounds 692 Woodhead, pounds 680 Manor Farm, pounds 620 (x2) Bridge End, pounds 620 Cumcrook Farm, pounds 605 Red Cat, Belgian Blue pounds 678, pounds 650, pounds 628 (x2) Haber Farm, Limousin pounds 670 Dry Evers, pounds 668 Carlatton Mill, pounds 652, pounds 640, pounds 620 (x2) Scratchmere Scar, pounds 632 Woodhead, pounds 632 Little Beck, pounds 618 Church View Farm, pounds 615 Haber Farm, pounds 600Orchard House, Aberdeen Angus pounds 640 Carlatton Mill, Blonde d Aquitaine pounds 620, pounds 562 Moorhouses, Holstein Friesian pounds 465 (x2) Gelt House. Heifers: Limousin pounds 740, pounds 700 (x2), pounds 646, pounds 615, pounds 600 Aiket Gate Farm, pounds 655 Millstone Moor, Charolais pounds 610 Bridge End, pounds 522 Red Cat, pounds 500 Woodhead, pounds 500 The Grove, Belgian Blue pounds 605, pounds 572 Moss Side Farm, pounds 512 Low House Farm, Gelbvieh pounds 548, pounds 515 (x2), The Grove, pounds 500 (x2) How Gill, Blonde d' Aquitaine pounds 540 Moorhouses, pounds 495 Low House Farm, pounds 458, pounds 445 West Fenwick, Belted Galloway pounds 490 Moss Side House, Aberdeen Angus pounds 450, pounds 445 Summerhill.

NORTHUMBERLAND Under-20s (away, Cheshire at Birkenhead Park, 2.15): Andy Sutherland (Northern); Ray Asfour (Northumbria Un), Fraser Shaw (Northumbria Un), Matthew MacLoughlin (Tynedale), Ali Swan (Northumbria Un); Matthew Jinks (Morpeth), Luke Fielden (Northumbria Un); Andrew Ions (Tynedale), Michael Smith (Tynedale), Tony Gradwell (Tynedale), Michael Murray (Tynedale), Craig Fidler (Percy Park), Philip Ludford (Morpeth), Mark McClean (Northumbria Un), Rob Leigh (Newcastle Un). Replacements from: Peter Nelson (Ponteland), Ian Gerrard (Percy Park), Max Holmes (Gosforth), Adam Walker (Northumbria Un), Scott Riddell (Northumbria Un), Jimmy Scott (Tynedale), Rob Sedgewick (Tynedale), Rob Thompson (Northern), Chris Owen (Ponteland), Michael Woodhouse (Tynedale).

1st Alexandra Rose & Andrea Kean 89% 2nd Caelie Conroy & Drborah Hawksley 88% 3rd Stephaen Derksen & Matthew Stanford 87%

On July 17, 2006, CATHERINE E. HARRISON; beloved wife of the late Arthur R.

[R Yan Harrison] said: 'i was a lot smarter than in the morning heats. There were still things that i could have done better but it's exciting because i know i can go faster. There's much more to come, though obviously i'm disappointed not to have made the final.' irish Performance Director Peter Banks said: 'it was a very good performance from Ryan, though he knows he could have gone quicker but he has shown that he belongs at this level and next time he should be in the final.' Today, andrew Bree goes in his main event, the 200m breaststroke, while 400m individual medley finalist grainne [Barry Murphy] goes in the 200m iM and the 800m free.

The 2008 Pearl City Community Reunion's theme was \"family and community: dwelling together in unity.\" The reunion's chairman, John Martin, said the organization's mission is a \"God-led effort\" to reunite community pioneers and offspring of those descendants, and to develop a historical record of their families' lives in the neighborhood. \"There is in all of our history a moral value that has really been forgotten,\" said Martin, who grew up in Pearl City's Dixie Manor apartment complex. \"It meant family. It meant neighbors. It meant the neighborhood.\" \"You've got to start teaching these generations how valuable Pearl City is,\" [William Cooper] said. \"It's not just common ground, but it's holy ground.\"

The 2008 Pearl City Community Reunion's theme was \"family and community: dwelling together in unity.\" The reunion's chairman, John Martin, said the organization's mission is a \"God-led effort\" to reunite community pioneers and offspring of those descendants, and to develop a historical record of their families' lives in the neighborhood. \"Some of you look at Pearl City and say 'that's an old community.' But it's your community,\" said the Rev. William Cooper of Macedonia African Methodist Episcopal Church. \"... We don't have that togetherness. If you don't have the togetherness, you miss the benefits of being unified.\" \"You've got to start teaching these generations how valuable Pearl City is,\" Cooper said. \"It's not just common ground, but it's holy ground.\"

The 2008 Pearl City Community Reunion's theme was \"family and community: dwelling together in unity.\" The reunion's chair, John Martin, said the organization's mission is a \"God-led effort\" to reunite community pioneers and offspring of those descendants, and to develop a historical record of their families' lives in the neighborhood. \"Some of you look at Pearl City and say 'that's an old community.' But it's your community,\" said the Rev. William Cooper of Macedonia African Methodist Episcopal Church. \"... We don't have that togetherness. If you don't have the togetherness, you miss the benefits of being unified.\" \"You've got to start teaching these generations how valuable Pearl City is,\" Cooper said. \"It's not just common ground, but it's holy ground.\"

A READER of this column, R Harrison, of Windy Nook, has been in touch this week to say he supplied an answer some time ago to George Atkinson's trick question about which was the longest bridge in Newcastle City boundary? Last week we had indeed printed both George's question, as well as his answer, but guesses by other readers failed to make the column. To ask a question or provide an answer, e-mail liz.lamb@ncjmedia.co.uk or write to: Liz Lamb, Your Questions Answered, Evening Chronicle, Newcastle, NE1 1ED.