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Wednesday, May 13, 2015
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Art exhibition to be held

ARTIST and teacher
Mark Morris solo exhibition has opened in The
White Lion Street Gallery in Tenby.
Marks work has developed over the years to produce an easy impressionist
style based on accurate
drawing and a firm knowledge and understanding
of painters from Degas to
Sickert, and most recently,
Ken Howard.
Though working en plein
air whenever he has the
opportunity, Marks output
is often studio based and
concentrated into the
school holiday periods. He
paints in acrylic, working
on a broken background
and allowing strong colours
to leak through.
With several paintings
in progress at the same
time, Mark works in stages
with each one until he is
satisfied with the result,
taking anything from two
days to as many months to

pronounce one finished.
His preferred subjects
are peopled townscapes.
He has always enjoyed
painting Tenby for the
atmospheric light conditions here: whether its the
light sparkling on the sea or
the contre jour effect seen
at particular times of day
along Tenbys streets and
alleyways. He is especially drawn to St Georges
Street with the busyness of
holiday makers returning
at the end of the afternoon,
but in contrast the tranquillity and unique atmosphere
of the area around the
Tudor Merchants House
also attracts him.
With the Tudor Merchants House series, he
departs from his normal
style, using several images
to capture a wider view at
different spots outside the
house, resulting in unusual
pieces that illustrate the
Harbour Beach, Tenby by Mark Morris.

looming height of the buildings overhead in Bridge Street and Quay Hill.
Marks largest works are new pieces of
London, his favourite haunt overlooking the South Bank. A painting called
Winter afternoon has a wonderful
soft light effect contrasting with the
hustle and bustle of people watching

the buskers beneath Golden Jubilee
Bridge.
The exhibition features around 40
new painting and runs until May 28.
The gallery is open from 10am until 5
pm every day, except for Wednesday.
LISTINGS
THURSDAY
AN EVENING WITH MARIETTE
DAVINA: British born Mariette
began her music career at the
age of fourteen at the Pro Arte
School for the Arts in Pretoria,
South Africa, where she was the
first student to be allowed to take
singing as her first instrument
subject at this prestigious Arts
school. Bethesda Baptist Church,
High Street, Neyland at 7:30pm
5
Adult
3.50 Concession,
G r o u p
B o o k -
ing Discount 01646 601534 grayham127@btinternet.com
SATURDAY AND
SUNDAY
GLYN BACH GARDENS: Open
under NGS Glyn Bach Gardens
is situated below the beautiful
Preselli's National Park, close to
the Eastern Cleddau River. Lots
for children to explore and an
agility course for doggies. Home
made teas. See web site for more
info.
www.glynbachgardens.
co.uk Glyn Bach Gardens, Pont
Hywel, Efailwen Pembrokeshire
at 11:00am 3.00 adults,
children free.
SATURDAY
THE WILDLIFE TRUST:
Dawn
Chorus
Day
dawn walk followed by
breakfast at the Glasshouse Cafe, Cilgerran,
Cardiga, 6 booking essential; 01239 621212 or
n.stephens@welshwildlife.org
TEA PARTY DANCE:
VE Day 70th Anniversary Tea Party/Dance
at the Haverfordwest
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Castle Grounds, with a Museum
Display and Marquee. All are
welcome. Haverfordwest Castle
Grounds, Haverfordwest Castle
Museum at 3:00pm
BINGO: St Martin's spring bingo
on Saturday, May 16 at the Cricket Club in Haverfordwest. Doors
7.30pm, eyes down 8pm. Everyone welcome.
SUNDAY
SUMMER CONCERT: The Griffon Choir, St Mary's Church, Tenby at 8pm. Tickets on the door.
Guest soloist is organist Gareth
Holden. Proceeds will go to choir
funds.
BEEKEEPING TASTER SESSION: Come along and meet our
honeybees! Scolton Manor and
Pembrokeshire Beekeeping Association will be holding a 'beekeeping taster' morning.
You'll be given a guided tour of
the Pembrokeshire Beekeeping
Centre and (weather permitting) kitted up in bee suits to see
the workings of a bee hive and
meet the bees. Tickets cost 10
per person, booking in advance
is essential please contact Nikki
Caldwell on 01437 731328 or email
nikki.caldwell@pembrokeshire.
gov.uk Please bring your own
wellingtons or boots.
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Film fans
called to
theatre
A celebration of Russian music
THEATR Gwaun will be

showing Ridley Scotts masterpiece Blade Runner (12A)
on Saturday, May 16.
Burnt out cop Deckard
(Harrison Ford) is a Blade
Runner in near future Los
Angeles.
Blade Runners target replicants, which are highly
sophisticated artificial intelligence, visually indistinguishable from humans.
The use of replicants on
Earth is banned and they
are exclusively utilized for
dangerous or menial work on
off-world colonies. Replicants
who defy the ban and return
to Earth are hunted down and
retired.
Rutger Hauer is dazzling as
the replicant who knows it is
"time to die" but resists, and
the film won many plaudits.
Prior to the 8pm screening,
the theatre bar will be open
and there will be special vinyl playing to get you in the
mood.
Tickets for all Theatr
Gwaun events and films are
available from the website
and box office.
AN EVENING featuring
some of the greatest Russian music ever written
is on offer at Rhosygilwen this week.
Founded in 1985, the St
Petersburg Quartet is
one of the most highly
regarded chamber ensembles.
Their rise to fame has
included a Grammy nomination, best record
honours in both Stereo
Review and Gramophone,
an opening night performance at Mostly Mozart
at the Lincoln Center, a
five-year residency at the
Oberlin Conservatory
of Music, and hundreds
of concerts on many of
North America, Europe
and Asias most prestigious series and festivals.
Their recent performances at New Yorks Carnegie Hall was a sell-out
success and Rhosygilwen
is pleased to present the
quartet for its evening,
The Full Russian.
There are three parts
to the evenings music,
which includes: Prokofiev Quartet 1; Tchaikovsky Quartet No 2; and
Jewish Folk Tunes for a
string quartet.
Television
regular
on stage
HAVING appeared
on BBC One's Live At
The Apollo and been
a regular on Channel 4s Stand-Up For
The Week, Andrew
Lawrence will soon
be adding the stage at
Theatr Mwldan to the
list of places he has
performed.
Lawrence will be visiting the Cardigan theatre
on Saturday (8pm) with
his new act Reasons To
Kill Yourself.
His act exploits his
range of voices, includes
references to his ginger
hair and features songs
performed on an acoustic
guitar.
He presented his first
hour-long comedy show,
entitled How To Butcher
Your Loved Ones, at the
Comedian, Andrew Lawrence

to perform at the Mwldan
(24612025)
2006 Edinburgh Festival
Fringe and has returned
every year since.
Tickets for the stand-up
show are 14 each from the
theatres box office.
News to share?
Call 01437 761751
The St Petersburg Quartet who will be performing at Rhosygilwen

Before the performance, audiences will be treated to a
talk by Anne Garside on the
Russian Itinerant Painters.
These are the works that
are from the 19th century of
Russian history, a period of

great change and upheaval.
They will provide a backdrop and understanding to
the evenings music.
The performance is at Rho-
sygilwen, near Cilgerran, on

Sunday, May 17, at 7.30 pm
and tickets cost 15 and are
available online at Rhosygilwen.co.uk or by calling
01239 841387.
Eddi
Reader
in town
SINGER Eddi Reader and her

band will be in Cardigan on
May 17 at Theatr Mwldan.
The tour comes on the back
of her new album, a five song
EP Back the Dogs, released
in November and follows a
very successful year of concerts and appearances including Jools Holland, Question Time and Terry Wogan
and Andrew Marr shows.
Her band includes Irish accordionist Alan Kelly, John
Douglas on guitar and vocals,
Kevin McGuire on bass and
English songwriter / guitarist Boo Hewerdine.
Tickets 21. Box office:
01239-621200.
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MUSIC
Gig Guide
BB SKONES
GIG GUIDE
TODAY, Wednesday: Open
Mic, The Tiddly, Freystrop;
Voulez Vous, Torch Theatre,
Milford Haven.
THURSDAY: Gordie MacKeeman & His Rhythm Boys,
Theatr Mwldan, Cardigan;
Twmpath, Memorial Hall,
Newport; Comedy Club, The
Queens Hall, Narberth; Open
Mic, Myrtle Caravan Park,
Broadmoor.
FRIDAY: Acoustic Session,
The Welshmans, Pembroke
Dock; Bjorn Thoroddsen &
KK Kristiansson, Caffe Vista,
Tenby; Elvis Desley Cellar
Bar, Cardigan; The Catfish
Kings, Sports & Social Club,
Whitland; Tinplate Tiger,
The Bush Tavern, Pembroke
Dock; Live Music, The Tiddly,
Freystrop.
SATURDAY: Live Music, The
Carew Inn, Carew; Fanny
Holm, The Cellar Bar, Cardigan; Gary Hall, The Station
Inn, Pembroke Dock; Live
Music, The Dolphin Hotel,
Pembroke Dock; Acoustic
Jam, The Brewery, The
Gwaun Valley; Keith James,
Ffwrn, Fishguard; Music
Night with Shanty Le Hara
and others, Pennar Hall, Pembroke Dock; DJ Open Day,
Musicians World, Haverfordwest; Bjorn Thoroddsen &
KK Kristiansson, Caffe Vista,
Tenby; Live Music, The Tiddly, Freystrop.
SUNDAY: Gary Hall, The
Lifeboat Tavern, Tenby; Eddi
Reader, Theatr Mwldan,
Cardigan; Sunday Night@
The Showboat, Paddles, Pembroke; Claudias Jazzmasters
with Bjorn Thoroddsen & KK
Kristiansson, (noon) Fourcroft Hotel, Tenby; Aubrey
Parsons (3pm), Browns Hotel, Laugharne; Bank Holiday
Festivals Preview, BB Skone
Show, Radio Pembrokeshire.
MONDAY: Musicians Club,
Middlegate, Pembroke.
TUESDAY: Tom Ellis, The
Lifeboat Tavern, Tenby;
Laura Cortese & the Dance
Cards, plus Lowri Evans, The
Cross Inn, Clarbeston Road;
Folk Session, The Coach
House, Fishguard; Acoustic
Session, The Dingle, Narberth.
Please check with venues before travelling as programmes
can change.
BB Skone presents the local
music show every Sunday at
7pm on Radio Pembrokeshire
and his music documentaries
are streamed on showboat.tv.
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band profiles and pictures to:
wtmusic@westerntelegraph.
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Differing fortunes
ALBUM REVIEWS:
By Tom Sparkes
Aside from being a month
of political uncertainty, May
2015, is also one of musical calamity. Two eagerly
anticipated albums were
released last week, both of
which have left me frustrated
and both of which will undoubtedly divide fans; from
one artist they will plead for
more, the other they will beg
to stop.
Mumford & Sons

Wilder Mind
Island / Glassnote
Mumford & Sons hail from
the Big Smoke, and cut their
teeth on the rising popularity of the West London folk
scene in 2007. Wilder Mind
is their third studio album,
and one which I have been
desperate to tear the cellophane off for months.
Everything was riding
on this album. Their first
recording, Sigh No More,
shimmered with a rustic
quaintness that was incredibly catchy and likeable
once you managed to accept
the West London lad singing
as though he had lived his
entire life in the American
Midwest. Still, Sigh No
More, was a hugely enjoyable affair. Their second
offering, Babel, lost some
signature charm. The rousing foot-stomping drama
of the first album became
predictable and clich in the
second. Wilder Mind is that
all too difficult third album,
that critical opportunity to
pull back on the stick to get
the nose pointing skyward
once more. Unfortunately
for Mumford & Sons the
ground is still approaching
rapidly.
There was a concerted
effort to reinvent the band
for this album; back in
early April when the bands
Wikipedia page was edited
to read British Rock Band
rather than Alternative
Folk-Rock I began to worry.
Album Review: Wilder Mind, Mumford & Sons

The opening track Tompkins Square Park is pleasant, and rather difficult
to describe any further. I
skipped to the title track
Wilder Minds, only to find
it sounded remarkably like
the first. My worry quickly
became alarm. Had the bass
player, Ted Dwane, been
rendered incapable of playing nothing other than root
notes? And as far as my ears
could tell Marcus Mumford
himself had been replaced
by a drum machine. Theres
something a little David
Gray lurking between the
snare drum rim-shots
and I dont like it. Perhaps
I am getting old because I
feel like I have heard all this
before.
By the time I reached Monster, the sixth track, I knew
I would never make it to the
end of the album. Mumford
& Sons have tried so very
hard to reinvent themselves,
to become something new
and different. It is a shame
they had not decided into
what they were changing
before throwing away the
sound and identity that
earned them their reputation in the first place.
Our new sound will freak
people out. Marcus Mumford said. I think freak
is far too strong a word.
At best I am managing
impassive. I dont really
care about how were seen
right now, because I think
the story of this band will
be a long one. Marcus told
NME, and hes right. For
Album Review: Rose Windows
years people will lament

the month when one of
Britains brightest sparks
of the indie-folk scene
reinvented themselves into
something plain, unimaginative and bland.
Rose Windows
Rose Windows
Sub Pop
The second travesty of
the month is that Rose
Windows split up before
their latest self-titled album
even made it to the shelves.
To make matters worse, it
is an astonishingly good
album.
Chris Cheveyo formed
Rose Windows back in 2011,
when America was gripped
by the strangle hold of
austerity. With fuel prices
climbing and the cost of
living soaring, most of
the new recession musicians were solo operations;
switching expensive studio
production time for laptop
recordings in bedrooms
and essential food and
fuel. Chris, however, had
an artistic goal in mind
and jumped in feet first by
forming this Seattle-based
sextet.
Rose Windows are the
stylistic equivalent of a
patchwork-quilt. They are
influenced by everything
from American folk to
West Saharan guitar rock,
from pentatonic protometal to traditional Persian
music, from the darker cor-
ners of Californias early

psych scene to the hazy
atmospherics of contemporary drone artists.
Their latest, and last,
album is no less lavish and
opulent. It opens with a
track called Bodhi Song,
a reference to Buddhist
enlightenment. A reverbdrenched wild-west guitar
riff ploughs into a swaggering foot-stomper of a
track. Strangely, the lead
vocals on this first song are
not provided by regular
vocalist Rabia Shaheen
Qazi, whose wonderfully
exotic voice fronts the rest
of the album.
The second track Glory
Glory unleashes a lo-fi
fuzz-guitar theme that will
have you yearning for an
outrageously over-powered
convertible and the open
road. Strip Mall Babylon
is a beautifully strippedback song, which melds
together loungey flute licks
and catchy lyrics. The song
grows and distorts into
a grungy guitar-driven
chorus, complete with
searing Hammond organ
and churning lo-fi bass.
There is so much to love
about this album, and so
much to hate in that these
nine incredible tracks are
the last that we will hear
from Rose Windows. If you
are unfortunate enough to
have never heard the band
then please, forget about
political, economic or environmental troubles just for
a moment and listen.
Nineties star Beverley Craven in Narberth
Back on the road again

MUSIC fans will be stepping back to the 90s as
chart topper Beverley Craven comes to the Queens
Hall, Narberth on May 29.
The Brit Award-winning
singer became a household
name in the early 90s after
her 1991 single Promise Me
became a huge hit across
Europe.
Her self-named debut
album became a worldwide
hit, selling more than two
million copies, and there

followed a string of chart
successes including Memories, Holding On, Woman To
Woman and Love Scenes and
making her a household
name.
After a long break from
the limelight, she hit the
road again with a sell-out
tour in 2014, and is returning in 2015 to perform at a
handful of select venues as
she continues to promote
her acclaimed latest album

Change of Heart.
She will also be performing all the hits from her
debut self-titled album
which charted at number
three in the UK, and stayed
in the charts for over a year,
eventually going doubleplatinum.
Tickets are on sale now
online at span-arts.org.uk
or from the Box Office on
The Brit Award-winning singer
01834 869323.
heads here later this month
Folk and
rock with
a dash of
Celt lair
INDIE folk band Rusty

Shackle will be playing their
well-crafted and catchy tunes
in Newport Memorial Hall
on May 21.
Drawing influence from
folk, roots and rock, the band
mix it up with a Celtic slant,
creating a sound full of emotion and energy.
Delivering incredible live
performances since early
2010, the six-piece band combine guitars, fiddle, banjo,
bass, mandola, trumpet,
tenor guitar, drums and tight
vocal harmonies.
With a large and loyal fan
base already in place, they
have found themselves to
be seasoned regulars on
the British festival circuit,
with their most prestigious
performances to date at
Glastonbury, Cambridge Folk
Festival and Beautiful Days.
The summer of 2014 also
saw the band cross the Atlantic to America, where they
performed in half a dozen
cities across three different
states.
The band has released two
albums, Wash Away These
Nights and The Bones, and an
EP over the past few years,
with songs from all three
gaining national airplay.
Most notably, the title track
from the album The Bones
achieved airplay on Bob Harris BBC Radio 2 show.
The gig is being promoted
by Narberth-based Span Arts
in a venue first for the arts
organisation.
Tickets are available from
the Span Arts website at
span-arts.org.uk or from box
office on 01834 869323.
Group discounts are available for 10 or more tickets.
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Distinctive drawings
details landscape
FOLLOWING the success
of last years exhibition, a new collection of
Pembrokeshire in Black
and White has gone on
display at the Waterfront
Gallery in Milford Docks.
Gallery director David
Randell said: A slight difference this year is that in
addition to photography we
are extending the medium
to include drawings, etchings and water colours.
Most of this, by Pembrokeshire residents, has been
made for this show so it
hasnt been seen before.
John Cahills distinctive
A section of one of John Cahills distinctive drawings

drawings and etchings
include detailed studies of
farm animals and the Pembrokeshire landscape.
In contrast, Janet
Llewellyns watercolour
works capture the rural
atmosphere of Pembrokeshire cottages and farmhouses
in a totally different way.
Also showing, are two

new sculptures by Ceredigion-based Ben Dearnley.
Photographer Philip
Clarkes hand-printed work
includes roots and tree
studies. In contrast, Heather Bennett works mainly
with digital equipment.
The exhibition is open
now and continues until
June 6. The gallery is open
from 10.30am till 4pm Monday to Saturday.
Heather Bennett and
Philip Clarke will be talking about their work in the
gallery on Thursday, June 4
from 7pm.
Live showing for

directors debut
MIKE Leighs operatic debut,
the Pirates of Penzance, will
be broadcast live around
the world as part of English
National Operas ENO Screen
project.
The production will be
broadcast live from the
Coliseum to over 400 cinemas
across the UK and Ireland including the Theatr Mwldan,
Cardigan, and the Torch
Theatre, Milford Haven on
Tuesday, May 19 at 7.30pm.
Fresh from the major success of his celebrated film
Mr Turner, renowned film
maker, director and Gilbert
& Sullivan aficionado Mike
Leigh makes his opera directing debut with this eagerly
anticipated new production
of sparkling comic masterpiece The Pirates of Pen-
Mike Leigh makes his

operatic debut
zance.
The Pirates of Penzance
tells the story of the pirate
apprentice Frederic and his
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Project to
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ecosystem
FARMERS and land managers are being urged to help
protect the environment and
reduce levels of the grassland
herbicide MCPA in the area.
Dwr Cymru Welsh Water
is working with Natural Resources Wales and the farming industry on a project in
the River Teifi and Upper
River Wye catchments.
Welsh Water says routine
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in early summer.
About 100 people attended
a recent open day aimed at
exploring innovative ways
to improve grassland while
safeguarding the wider ecosystem. For further information on the campaign go to
dwrcymru.com.
Red meat group

offer scholarship
Previous winners Eleri Price and James Powell during an interview at

the 2014 Royal Welsh Show
A COUNTRY-WIDE search
is underway to find individuals who posses a passion
for red meat, an appetite
for adventure and a desire
to discover more.
Hybu Cig Cymru Meat
Promotion Wales (HCC)
is offering candidates a
chance to apply for its Livestock Scholarship and a
special opportunity.
In order to qualify for
funding of 3,500, applicants must work in the
Welsh red meat industry
and show an interest in a
particular area of study
which can be investigated
anywhere in the world.
They will need to justify

their application and its
relevance to their business
and how it could contribute
to the development of the
industry in Wales.
The
HCC
Livestock
Scholarship is an opportunity to broaden your horizons and increase your
knowledge of the red meat
sector beyond Wales, said
Lynfa Davies, HCCs Technical Development Executive. You will be given free
reign to travel to a country
of your choice and investigate innovative techniques
that could be applied to
your own business and the
industry as a whole."
Following a trip lasting
between four and six weeks,
recipients of the Scholarship will be expected to
report on their findings to
HCC and the wider agricultural community. This
will include talks to local
farmer groups and participation in HCC Scholarship
Association activities.
More information and
previous scholars reports
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org.uk/far ming/scholar
ships/
The deadline for applications is June 19.
AROUND the marts

CARDIGAN MART, MAY 4
HOGETTS (96): A small number of hogetts was

seen with trade very similar to the previous week
which saw an average of 174p.kg, being in line with
the national average. Top prices (per kg and per
head) as follows: 44k, 180p, Phillips, Trewilym Isaf.
80, 64k, Linfoot, Bigni. 39k, 177p, Thomas,
Blaenyrangell. 79, 44k, Phillips, Trewilym Isaf.
38k, 173p, Thomas, Blaenyrangell. 79, 56k,
Phillips, Trewilym Isaf.
NEW SEASONS LAMBS (131): A better entry of
lambs was seen this week with trade slightly
improved, topping at 201pkg and 88.50 the overall market average was at 197p/kg. Top prices (per
kg and per head) as follows: 43k, 201p, Davies,
Treginnis Uchaf. 88.50, 44.5k, James,
Ffynnonwen. 42k, 200p, Davies, Pontgarreg. 88,
44.5, James, Ffynnoncripil. 44k,

199p, Phillips,
Lleine. 87.50, 44k, Phillips, Lleine.
CULL EWES & RAMS (82): Trade topped at
114.50 for a ram from Phillips & Sons, Tredafydd
Isaf who also sold ewes at 89; other leading price
at:-106.50 for a pair of ewes from Davies Cyf,
Canllefaes Uchaf; 103 for a ewe from Howells,
Ucheldir Farm; 99 for a ram from Thomas,
Abertrinant; 91 for a ewe from Davies, Treginnis
Uchaf who also sold at 90 and 87.50. The
stronger types averaged 75/head.
CALVES (65): A good selection of beef calves
topped at 388 for a BB bull from Evans, Pannau;
other leading prices at 370 for a BB bull from
Davies Cyf, Canllefaes Uchaf who also sold further
BB bulls at 352, 350, 328 and a Lim at 252;
322 for a BB bull from Williams & Sons, Cilcert
Farm; 315 for a Lim heifer from Thomas,
Maencoch; 252 for a Lim bull from Jenkins &
Rees Cyf, Trefere Fawr. The dairy bred calves
topped at 132 for a Holstein Friesian from Evans
& Son, Neuadd Farm.
STORE CATTLE (45): Peaking at 1190 was a 24
month old Simmental steer from Vaughan & Sons,
Fagwrgoch who also sold other BB steers at
1065, 1030 and a Simmental at 1015; 940 for
a 31 month old Simmental heifer from Fischer &
Sons Gernos; 890 for a 22 month old Limousin
steer form Griffith, Graig who also sold at 835;
820 for a 6 month old AA steer from Edwards,
Pallau. Bulls topped at 725 for a 7month old
Limousin from Jones & Co, Trewenfron.
GRAZING COWS (19): Majority of the cows being
dairy bred the overall average was 98pkg, topping
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at 875 for a 720 kilo H/Fr from Griffiths Bros,

Tafarnybugail, who also sold a 700 kilo H/Fr at
850; 820 for a 710 kilo H/Fr from Davies & Son,
Hafod; 755 for a 660 kilo H/Fr again from
Griffiths Bros, Tafarnybugail.
CRYMYCH MART, APRIL 29
CULL SHEEP (527): JJ Morris report an excellent

entry of cull sheep seen which saw the rams dominate the top prices at 131, whilst the best ewes
peaked at 97 and averaged 57/head. Top prices per head: Rams 131 Williams, Panthwdog;
121 Williams, Panthwdog; 100 Phillips,
Parsonage. Ewes 97 John & Sons,Llanferran;
90 Thomas & Daughters, Graig Farm; 86 Jones
& Sons, Dyffrynsaith. Goats peaked at 50 from
Williams, Pengwern Uchaf.
STORE LAMBS (133): A typical entry for the time
of year which saw prices peak at 76/head whilst
averaging 43/head, the downturn in the price of
hoggets no doubt having a major effect. 76
Phillips, Parsonage; 71 Harries, Fronhelyg; 65
Horrell, The Caravan.
EWE & LAMB COUPLES (63): A good display of
ewe and lamb couples topped the days trading at
188 for Full Mouth ewes with single lambs from
Thomas, Llwyncelyn Lan. Other leading prices at
180 for a Full Mouth ewe with a single lamb again
from Thomas, Llwyncelyn Lan who also sold other
Full Mouth ewes with singles at 172; 170 for a
ewe with a single lamb from James, Bryngolau;
152 for a yearling ewe with twins from Davies,
Blaenbylan.
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With an early start, they
are all busy trying to establish the best condition
exhibit and replace the old
rough winter coats with
shiny new summer ones.
The start of the season is always marked by the largest
Spring agricultural show
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St Clears YFC Agricultural
show held at the United
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The show will feature a
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year with an improved show
ground layout that has literally been turned through

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It will be interesting to see
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The highlight of the show
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past.
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Last years inaugural class
proved incredibly popular
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Cattle show is a success

THE Welsh Black Cattle Society held
a successful second show and sale at
Whitland on May 2.
Champion Female was awarded to
Syfni Millie 9th entered by Gareth and
Diane James, Tufton, Clarbeston Road,
a March 2012 born, sired by Caran
Dewin Du, she was unsold through the
ring.
Champion Maiden Heifer went to
MV & GM James, Penybryn, Henllan,
Amgoed, Whitland. She sold to new
entrants to the breed, A Kennedy, Ffos
farm ,Cwmdu, Maesteg, Glamorgan for
1,250gns.
Gareth James also sold the reserve
champion maiden heifer to JL & TWE

Jones, Neuadd, Llanarth, Ceredigion
for 1,120gns.
Ben Reynolds, Park View, Trevaughan,
Whitland sold his April 2014 born heifer for 650gns to A Kennedy. This heifer
was sired by Eirianfa Griff.
Champion bull, and the only bull on
offer, was a young bull from Gareth and
Diane James. This 15 month old was
a substitute to the catalogue but was
unsold. Judges were Mr Gareth Davies
and son Daniel Davies of Maes-y-Castell, Taliaris, Llandeilo. Auctioneers
were JJ Morris,
Whitland.
The show opens its gates

from 8.30am with the start
of the horse show with a
full itinerary of agricultural classes across the show
ground concluding around
5.30pm.
Entry to the show includes
free horticulture and dog
show entry, so get all the
family to submit some entries into the craft show.
For all the news and details check out the show
website at stclearsyfcshow.
co.uk or look it up on Facebook. The person who gives
the page its 1,000th like will
win a free ticket to the show.
For show details contact
Alison
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07870
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and opportunities for sponsors and trade stands.
Early start
for the show
hopefuls as
St Clears
jump-starts
the local
calendar
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proposals for the Welsh Government Basic Payment Scheme (BPS) set out within a consultation
launched at the end of March.
Starting at 7.30pm, on May 21, the meeting will
be held at the Agriculture House, Winch Lane,
Haverfordwest.
Simon Richards, Pembrokeshire NFU Cymru
County Chairman, said, The BPS will affect
every farmer in Wales and this meeting is an opportunity to discuss your concerns and get some
clarity on the Welsh Governments proposals.
During the meeting we will go through the consultation paper with members, talking through
the discussions that have taken place since the
legal challenge and seek members views on the
options that are now being consulted upon.
We know that the future design of the Basic
Payment Scheme is a contentious issue and our
membership will have a range of views on the
best way forward. . I would urge our members to
come along to our county meeting.
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