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AN ambitious Clith­ eroe woman with sky-high dreams of


success in the gro­ cery industry lias become the youngest winner of the pres­ t ig io u s Winning Women Awards. Systems manager for


“I was thrilled with the e x p e r ie n c e ,” she exclaimed. “It was bril­ liant. Fortunately, they an non need my name early, so I didn’t have to wait.” _


Both local women trav­ elled to Condon last Tuesday for a glamorous awards ceremony at Claridges, where Mrs Collinson was named one of 20 national win­ ners. She had the added delight of being the y o u n g e s t w o m a n present.


Tesco in Chorley Mrs Slella Collinson (34), of Littlemoor, was among 40 candidates shortlisted for the prize, including Langho woman Mrs Claire Hirst, trading manager for Tesco in Clitheroe.


Sponsored by leading food manufacturers Premier Beverage Products, the two-year-old competi­ ll on is designed to


She eventually joined Tosco in 19S9, working at the Norwich and Skipton stores, before landing the number two position at the Chorley branch last spring.


She comes originally from Great Harwood, where the seeds of success were planted during a part-time job as a teen­ ager at a local grocer’s. On leaving school, Mrs Collinson entered a two- y ear tra in in g p r o - g r a m m e w i t h Sainsbury’s.


Mrs Coliinson, who hopes to.become the next female general manager of a Tesco store, cer­ tainly fits the bill, con­ sidering there are only four women holding the position out of 400 stores across the country.


recognise the growing role of women in the' grocery industry.


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“I was delighted really for the company to have enough faith to put me forward," said Mrs Col- linsou, who in addition ■ to a plaque and certifi­ cate received a lavish bouquet of flowers from the company board and a personal letter from


It was the general man­ ager there who nomin­ ated her for the Winning Women award.


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fo r g e d w i th t o w n MAKING the most of the chance to forge links with the “Eastern bloc” were the Mayor and Mayoress of Clitheroe, Conn, and Mrs Denis


Applause for first speech


MEMBERS of Clitheroe Speakers’ Club have been keeping themselves busy with regular meetings. The last began with


Kevin CrowLher’s lively topics session, where members spoke for two minutes on such disparate words as “charisma,” “ser­ endipity” and “emotion.” Kevin aided his victims by firsl quoting the dictionary definition of each word. New member Christine


McVVilliam. Accompanied by town clerk Mrs Dorothy Kane and


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The glowing accolades, though, are all the result of sheer determination on the p ar t of Mrs Collinson.


Tesco chairman Sir Ian Macl.aurin.


“I’ve always been ambi­ tious and keen to get on. I’ve had to work very hard,” she explained. “Every step I’ve had up the career ladder I’ve


Mrs Collinson is married to an engineer, Paul, who grew up in Dunsop Bridge and Clitheroe.


just makes it another challenge for me.”


been the youngest. That y <_ -t. W A T C H P R E M IE R L E A G U E J v , ^ A w ^ * ? -(- v "A ‘ HERE E VERY M O N D A Y NIGHT


Conn. Stephen Holt, they went on a trip to Pyr- zyce, in Poland, to forge social and cultural links with a town of similar size


leagues at the town coun­ cil, the Mayor spoke enthusiastically of the group’s experiences on the trip, which was made at their own expense. They stayed at the college of agriculture and found their hosts both warm and friendly.


and situation to Clitheroe. Addressing his col­


town provided a full pro­ gramme of activities for the Clitheroe party, show­ ing them round the new enterprises which have been set up and of which they are very proud.


’l’lie Mayor of the Polisli „ A .


Willman was applauded on her first speech to the clu b , in w h i c h she described her love of nim­ bi i n g — on foot, not


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.people have finally been able to express themselves freely and Conn. McWil- liam emphasised how they have taken to this task.


he hoped th a t other groups from Clitheroe would visit Pyrzyce, par­ ticularly at the time of the local folk festival next May and June. He also hoped to invite the Polish Mayor and his councillors to visit Clitheroe in the near future and possibly estab­ lish an exchange system.


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Carol Hardy. Best man was Mr Richard Ilodkin- son and groomsmen and ushers were David Hol­ gate. Stephen l’ayne. Charles Weston and Andrew Comm. After the ceremony, performed by Fr Wareing,


a reception was held at The Falcon Hotel, Settle. The couple are to live in Chesterfield. Photograph: Jeremy Makinson Studio, Blackburn.


Impressive target by charity shop


THE Clitheroe branch of the Imperial Cancer Research Fund Charity Shop is celebrating sales to the value of £250,000, a target achieved in a mere six years!


Ribble Valley Sports and Recreation Association, at Roe f ie ld , was also approved at the council’s recent meeting.


commemorate the occa­ sion, shop volunteers past and present were each presented with a certifi­ cate by the head of labora­


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volunteers from lOSli are still happy members of the shop team, though some have been forced to leave due to poor health, mean­ ing that several shifts need to be covered.


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