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Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Town’s new civic couple are made welcome
CIVIC dignitaries and honorary guests gathered on Tuesday for the annual “Mayor Making” cer emony. Coun. David Berryman was elected as the new Town Mayor and his wife. Mane, as Mayoress,
succeeding Coun. Allan Knox and his wife. Sue. The toast to the Mayor was proposed by Coun.
Mary Robinson who praised his dedication to duty and said she believed the couple would be great representatives for the town.
Similar sentiments were echoed by Coun. Alan for the post, Coun. Ruth Hargreaves paid tribute Tearing who seconded the proposal.
to his outstanding work for the town over the past Supporting Coun. Berryman throughout the eight years. The proposal was seconded by newly-
coming year yvill be deputy mayor Coun. Allan elected councillor Glyn Fowler. Knox and his wife. Sue. In proposing Coun. Knox And the new Mayor himself said he was look ing forward to the coming municipal year, saying; “Over the coming 12 months, the Town Council will be working to acquire ‘Quality Status’. “We will need to work close
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ly with Ribble Valley Borough Council to ensure cleaner streets. People often complain to me about rubbish and dog waste dumped on the streets, but we wll be working hard to crack down on this problem and make Clitheroe as clean as it should be.” The Mayor’s chosen charity
is the Clitheroe and Ribble Valley East Branch of the MS Society - a charity close to his
,,, heart and the Friends of Cher- nobyl Children Clitheroe branch. Following the ceremony in
Ribble Valley Borough Coun cil Chamber, the new Mayor
Berryman and Ins wife. Mane, (left) wifh Conn, and Mrs Chtheroe Golf Club, in Bar- Knox. (S0S0507/2a)
OUR picfure shows newly-clecfcd Town Mayor Conn. and guests processed to row, for a celebratory lunch.
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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, May 10th, 2007 13 Care worker charged with theft from residents
A CARE worker accused of stealing thousands of pounds from people with learning dis- abilities has appeared in court. Tracey Ann Edmondson
(32), who said she was of no fixed address, but formerly
lived at Moor Lane, Clitheroe, was remanded on bail by Blackburn magistrates. She IS charged with stealing
from residents of Mowbray Lodge in Blackburn, a home for people with learning dis abilities where she formerly
worked. Specifically she is accused of stealing £8,449 from Richard Perry, £7,304 from Peter Billiard, £5,000 from Bernard Coupe, £5,000 from Cohn Ratcliffe, and £5,000 and £370 from other accounts.
® RESIDENTS are invited to two meetings next week to air their views about the proposed £100m. racecourse. The meetings will be held at 7 p.m. next Wednesday and Friday, at Read Primary School, Straits Lane, Read. They are open to everyoneand no tickets are required. Representatives behind the project will be at the meetings.
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SOME added “cheer” is coming Blackburn Rovers way... and if you’ve got what it takes, you could help deliver it. The Premiership team is
about to recruit cheerleading squads to perform in front of massive crowds at its matches. Its home ground, Ewood Park, seats a capacity crowd of more than 31,000. Kathy Foster-Shackleton
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has taken up the role of head cheerleading coach and will oversee the recruitment and development of the new cheer leading squads. She is looking to assemble a team of around 100 girls, who will perform on matchdays from the start of next season. Kathy, from Accrington, has
coached dancing across East Lancashire for the past 15 years and developed an interest in cheerleading around 10 years ago. She coaches about 150 girls in dance and cheerleading across the area, but auditions for the new Blackburn Rovers cheerleading squads are open
to all-comers, not just Kathy’s pupils. Any girls aged 10 upwards with experience in dance, gymnastics or cheer leading IS welcome to try out for the new squads. Kathy commented; “This is
the opportunity of a lifetime. My girls do competitions and local events, but cheering at football matches is what they strive to achieve.” Try-outs will be held at the
Blackburn Rovers Indoor Cen tre - the club’s Community Department building, which backs directly on to the Ewood Park car park - on Sunday, May 20th. Auditions for girls aged 10 to 14 are from 10 a.m. and for those age 15-plus from noon. For more information, telephone Blackburn Rovers community office on 01254 296256 or send an e-mail to;
LFielding@rover-mail.co.uk Our picture shows Black
burn Rovers new head cheer leading coach Kathy Foster- Shackleton celebrating her arrival at Ewood Park with one of her potential recruits, 17-year-old Steff Morville. (s)
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STRIKING images featured in a slide folio from the Inter- Club Photographic Alliance 2006 competition were viewed by members of Ribblesdale Camera Club, which came top of the dozen clubs th a t entered. Top marks of the Ribbles
dale entry were achieved by Dean Weaver. This year, with digital pro
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jections to consider, i t was decided to run the club’s annu al competition over a few weeks to spread the load for its internal competitions secre tary and to give variation in this part of the programme. The slide section was the first to be judged with “Interi-
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or. Gaping Gill” chosen as the winner. I t was taken by club chairman John Bradley and awarded 20 points. Unusually, there were four
joint second places; “The Con- istons”, by Steuart Kellington; “Rice 'Terraces, Bali”, by Ken Geddes; “High Tide”, by Stewart Clark and “Waterford Glass Cu tter”, by Shirley Rumsey, each awarded 19
points. Next week’s meeting will be
the judging of the annua! com
petition for prints. Information about the club,
which welcomes new members at all levels of experience and ability, can be obtained from 01200 423474.
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