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£50 shop win is just the job for Pauline


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Retired Job Centre employee Pauline Mashiter isthe latest winner of £50 worth of Shop Clitheroe vouchers from Clitheroe Chamber of Trade and Commerce.


Pauline, spent most of her working life helping people find jobs working at what was originally known as the Unemployment Benefit Office, now the Job Centre on Lowergate, before retiring in 2006. Born in A c c r in g ton ,


Pauline moved to Clitheroe 44 y ea r s ago when she m a r r ied h e r h u sb an d Roland, who used to run the Mashiter family bakers and confectioners shop in Moor Lane. ' Now both retired, Pauline


and Roland enjoy reading and gardening and watching “The Great British Bake Off”, unsurprising given the nature of Roland’s working life. Pauline said: “I do all my shopping in Clitheroe.


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and to reward the dedicated local clientele through the Shop Clitheroe scheme. ^


DeaneThompson presents Pauline with her£50 vouchers.


It’s a great little town and I regularly use my Shop Clitheroe card. “I haven’t yet decided


where to spend my vouchers, but there are plenty of different types of businesses where I can spend them so I don’t suppose they will be in my purse for long.” Pauline received her


v o u ch e r s from Deane T h om p so n o f A t t i r e Menswear and Formal Hire Wear, 9 The Market Place,


Clitheroe, sp ecia lists in quality menswear and formal hire for weddings, evening wear, school proms and Highland. He said: “We have a


tremendous amount of repeat business as well as new customers and we encourage all our regulars to use the Shop Clitheroe card. “As a long established


Clitheroe business we are proud to help support the wider business community


“Clitheroe Chamber of


Trade has set up a variety of initiatives recently and we are all eagerly anticipating their Christmas Festival including local schoolchildren on Saturday December 6th.” S h o p C l i t h e r o e is


promoted by the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, and cards are available free from


' any participating business showing the purple castle emblem, or from the four membership stations: Raffia Contemporary G ifts 38 King Street; Clitheroe Dry- Cleaners, 23 Wellgate; Elan Boutique, 5 Castlegate; Sarah Rose 3 Market Place.


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A group of Ribble Valley walkers have been helping everyone stay a step ahead of breast cancer. The40-stronggrouptook


part in the one mile walk around Clitheroe which had been organised by Rib­ ble Valley Borough Council’s Stepping Out team. A baby and two dogs


also joined the walk which had been staged as part


• of National Breast Cancer 'Awareness Month. ' Although one in eight


women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime, sur­ vival rates have been improv­ ing for.40 years and almost two out of three women with the disease now survive be­ yond 20 years. The walk started at the


Platform Gallery, Station Road, Clitheroe, and was fol­ lowed by refreshments at the Inn at the Station. P a r t ic ip a n t s were


asked to wea something pink to raise awareness of breast cancer.


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A new Priest-in- Charge for town’s St Paul’s church


A permanent Priest-in- Charge has been confirmed for the post left vacant at St Paul’s Church, LowMoor, on the recent retirement of Rev. Rodney Nicholson. Mark Pickett, Rector of


St James’ Church, Clithe­ roe, for the past 11 years will take on the post as well as retaining his current post at St James’. Rev. Andy Gray, who has served as curate at St James’ for the past three years, will also maintain a significant responsibility for at Paul’s, where he has


also been involved in recent years. Originally from the


south, Mark and his family’s time in Clitheroe marks the


end to a rather nomadic life- style, which sawhim take on posts in the south, west and east of the country. A Chel­ sea football fan and keen golfer, Mark and his wife Della have also recently be­ come foster carers. He commented “I am very


much looking forward to the prospect of looking after St


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Paul’s, along with Rev. Andy Gray. “Rodney has done a fan­


tastic job for the last 20 years. We wish him and Kathleen well for their re­ tirement and are excited for the future life of St Paul’s and St James’ churches and also for the town.”


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