10 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, January 11th, 2007


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Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified)


Stunning Sarah - a model finalist


r by Stacey 'Watson


WITH her naturally red hair and hav­ ing been forced to wear dental braces for three years a t school, a former Clitheroe Royal Grammar pupil never dreamed of modelling until she ended up in the running for a top London competition. Sarah Maltby (18), of Church Street,


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Barrowford, will be going head-to-head with three other girls from around the country today, battling it out to become the Face of FreshLook 2007 and securing a place on the books of international mod­ elling agency Premier Model Manage­ ment, who represent famous supermodels, such as Naomi Campbell and Claudia Schiffer. Sarah, who studied for her A-levels at


Clitheroe after leaving AValton High School, Nelson, beat off stiff competition from 4,000 original entries, making it into the regional finals in Manchester in November where she managed to fight her way through to become one of the four finalists. She said: “I t was in the summer when


one of my friends found the competition on the Internet. We just entered for fun - we never imagined this would happen.” Today, Sarah will be setting off from St


Andrew’s, Scotland, where she has just begun her studies for an English degree, and will embark on an eight-hour train journey to London for a nine-to-five inter­ view. Experiencing every girl’s nightmare -


she will be judged on her looks without a trace of make-up - then her personality and ability to cut it as a top model. Tomorrow, Sarah said she will soon be


brought back to reality with a bang when she will sit the first of her exams. Although Sarah, who gained three A-


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levels at Clitheroe, is experiencing an enjoyable stereotypical university life, she said she would not give up the chance to be a model for anything. She said: “I ’ve never thought of model­


ling as an option before now, but if I got the chance I would definitely want to do it. My timetable’s flexible and a year out could always be possible.” Talented as well as beautiful, Sarah


enjoys singing and performing and has always been involved with local theatre groups. If this is not a career path she chooses to follow, Sarah, who completed work experience at Leader Times Newspa­ pers in Nelson while she was at school, said she would enjoy a career working in the media. Pictured is stunning Sarah, one of the


four finalists in a top London modelling competition, (s)


Calderstones goes into print!


A PRINTSHOP run by clients a t the 'Whalley-based Calderstones NHS Trust is offering its services to the wider commu­ nity. The Calderstones Printshop is managed


by staff and all the work is undertaken by clients at the Whalley hospital. Through the work they learn new prac­


tical skills, such as collating, guillotining and printing, as well as'personal skills, such as timekeeping, reliability and team working, that can be utilised once they leave the Trust. Most printing requirements can be met


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said: “The Printshop has been providing a service for some time within the Trust and we have decided to extend this service


• beyond Calderstones. We now have a team of almost 20 staff and clients and can promise a high quality service that can be turned around quickly and is low on cost. “All the clients are supervised and they


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Castle plans given airing at meeting


A PRESENTATION on the plans for Clitheroe Castle was given to the town’s Civic Society. Ribble 'Valley’s Community Develop­


ment Manager Mr Chris Hughes addressed a well attending meeting. Members felt it was reassuring to learn


that a separately funded-scheme to con­ serve the Keep was being developed and could soon be implemented. Questionners conceded that it would be


necessary to link the buildings intended as a visitors’ centre to maximise their use for


educational and commercial purposes. However, many felt the underlying dilem­ ma was not being addressed. Improved access and space for displays, refreshments and shopping will mean less access and space tor people wanting to enjoy accus­ tomed routes between one viewpoint and another. Concern remained that the real cost of


the scheme may not be millions of pounds, but the loss of freedom to experience the true heritage that.Castle Hill represents to townspeople and visitors alike.


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