20 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, July 1 st, 2004


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Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Speaker offers some useful advice


AS part of Diabetes Awareness Week, members of the Ribble Valley Diabet­ ic Support Group held a coffee evening and cake stall, advertised with helium balloons, in Clitheroe Mayor's Parlour. The event was well supported, both


by people with diabetes and members of the public, and raised about £160 - double the amount raised at a similar event three years ago. The speaker at the group’s June


meeting was Sister Helen Loughlane, a dietitian at Blackburn Royal Infir­ mary, who is known to many of the members. She spoke about diet and diabetes, particularly affecting those who are not insulin dependent. The points she made included cut­


ting down on fats, gentle exercise, and a good diet, including fruit and veg­ etables. One point was that although people may appear to lose weight,


they must not worry if the scales showed they had not lost much. This would be because, with exercise, the muscles had developed more. She was sure people would be pleased with their new shapes. About 40 people - the largest num­


ber so far - were present at the meet­ ing in the Lancashire Young Farmers' Centre, Lincoln Way, Clitheroe. Anyone, whether diabetic or per­


haps having a friend or relative with the problem, is very welcome at any of


the meetings. For further details contact the sec­


retary, Jean Miller, on 01254 824312. At the next meeting, on July 12th at


7-30 p.m., Dr E. Hindle, from the pathology laboratory at the Infir­ mary, will speak about what happens with the blood samples, which all dia­ betics have to have taken regularly.


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Cut above the rest


AFTER scooping the top prize for out­ standing efforts in cutting-edge hairstyles, Clitheroe’s trainee hairdresser Jane Holland has proved she is simply a cut above the rest. Jane, (pictured), who is studying hair


and beauty a t Blackburn College and works as an apprentice at Philip Michael’s hairdressing salon, beat off strong competi­ tion from over 20 pupils to win the presti­ gious award. In order to achieve the top prize, Jane, of


Kay Street, had to create contemporary hairstyles, submit an up-to-date portfolio and had to demonstrate general profession­ alism in the workplace. Speaking on her delight, the 17-year-old,


said: “I am absolutely thrilled to win this award. It is purely a reflection of my hard work and dedication throughout the past year.” The former Bowland High School pupil


is looking forward to completing her hair, beauty, holistic and sports therapy course at the college. (C150604/4)


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peia, in Castlegate, Clitheroe, was given away by Mr Matthew Robson, of Haver­ hill, Suffolk. She carried a bouquet of roses and blue thistle flowers. Guest of honour was Ruby Johnston, the


bridesmaid was three-year-old Megan Rose Robson and the pages were four-year-old Oliver Kirkham and 10-year-old Joshua Mansfield. Witnesses a t the ceremony were Tony


Crevvther and Elizabeth Mansfield, of Gis- burn.


A reception was held at the Ribchester


Arms, where the newlyweds thanked every­ one who had helped to make their big day so special.


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