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DRESSING up for coffee was the theme for a charity event at the Spar shop in Whalley. Staff led by manager Joanne
Gillespie (as Tweedledee) and ass istant manager Amanda Price ( Tweedledum), donned fancy dress for The World’s Biggest Coffee Morning in aid of Macmillan Cancer Relief. As well as serving up coffee
- Natasha Kaplinsky says: I life of both my grandmoth- I) raise awareness of this dis-
|cn, their husbands and their Jig deep and raise as much ancer Research UK.” (S)
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and home-made biscuits and cakes a t the George Street shop, the staff ran a tombola and held a raffle, with a variety of prizes on offer. These includ ed a DVD player, a weekend break in Scotland and a local tour in a pink Cadillac. The official Macmillan teddy bear was also raffled. The event raised £1,010.72,
which delighted the staff, as it was up on the amount raised a t . last year’s coffee morning. Our picture shows “cowboy”
Mr Michael Edwardson with Tweedledee and Tweedledum and other staff in fancy dress at the Spar shop. (B260903/1)
A more than Fare effort!
IRamona from TV’s “Cold nothcr and an aunt to can-
|is a cause close to my heart. : For Life and I’d love to see le join me on the day.” (S)
COFFEE and tea rather than pud dings were "on the menu" a t a Clitheroe business to raise money for charity. The Farmhouse Fare coffee
morning in aid of Macmillan Can cer Relief was attended by between 60 and 70 people. The event, which included the
raffle of a hamper, was planned to coincide with the firm’s firs t anniversary in its new premises at Salthill. Run as part of Macmillan’s The
World’s Biggest Coffee Morning, some £350 was raised and the lucky winner of the hamper was Mrs J. Wrigley, of Clitheroe. Mrs Dorothy Falshawe, of
Farmhouse Fare, said: “We were delighted with the response.” Our picture shows Sandra Lake
land and Janette Pate serving tea and coffee to (from the left) Sheila Haworth, Dorothy Britcliffe and Jennifer Hartley. (B260903/2)
Firm’s award for long-serving stalwarts fl.Vl
|s: “Stride for Life is a won- . I look part in the event last
k, my son Oliver, my sister ess and writer Kay Mellor) Liter then spending quality raising money for an impor-. le?” (S)
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■ CUSTOMERS at the Skipton Building Society’s Clitheroe ? ■ Branch helped to raise.£113:when!it:.joined;imthe; event.^ Isabel Davies, from' the branch ih'Market Place, said:**
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' •RESIDENTS of Corbridge Court Sheltered Accommoda^' tion/Clitheroe, and friends raised a bumper £505
for.Macmil-i j lan Cancer. The sum of £405 raised from sales of refreshments^
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THE sum of £160 was raised for Macmillan Cancer follow ing a coffee morning held in Hippings Way, Clitheroe, on Friday. The event was organised by
resident Dorothy Vaughton. Pictured above are some of those who attended, (s)
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