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Continued from page 34 “Green tones are absolutely


wonderful for generating a rich energising atmosphere in the home, so don’t confine your decorations just to one room - spread Christmas throughout the house.” Karen says that there’s no


need to bust the budget with this green theme. Using lots of natural green­


ery, silky ribbon and some of the fabulous jewelled decora­ tions around this year, you can create your own bit of unique Christmas magic. Once you’ve set the style for


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the Christmas tree, take the • theme through to the dinner table. Frosty white table cloth and


napkins are a classic and work well with any scheme. , Tie, the napkins in lime green


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RIGHT: Buskers Bob Bolsover and Les Conchie (T141201/8) • Continued from previous


■page The religious basis for


Christmas will be carefully observed by a short service on the main stage at the bus sta­ tion. The Methodist Church Hall


will be open for Father Christ­ mas to receive your children’s Christmas present wishes, along with tea and coffee for the adults. During the evening, jugglers


and fire-eaters will entertain the crowds, but at the same time visitors will be able to lis­ ten to Balderstone Brass Band and fairground organs playing Christmas favourites. Entertainment for children


includes a Victorian favourite, “Punch and Judy” show. As the main street will be


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closed between 6 p.m. and 9 p.m., motorists will be able to take advantage of the free park-and-ride scheme froih Oakhill College and Whalley Railway Station. All park-and-ride will be


signposted for your conve­ nience. Pickwick Night is sponsored


by a variety of local businesses and the aim of the occasion is to raise thousands of pounds for local charities. Since the formation of the


committee in 1998, an estimat­ ed £15,000 has been raised and distributed to good causes. So come and enjoy the fun


and experience the joys of an ‘Olde IVorlde’ Christmas that Whalley can offer. Join the crowds at this year’s


Pickwick Night on Thursday, December 9th.


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silk ribbon or strands of ivy, and trim the table with natural greenery from the garden. For that ultimate designer


touch, write each guest’s name on a glossy green holly leaf, using a gold marker pen. Keep that Christmas sparkle


going with beaded or jewelled candle holders. For a final flourish, run a


piece of lemon around the rim of tall fluted champagne glass­ es and dip into coloured sugar crystals. Keep the nature fresh theme


going with apples and fresh limes. Try cloves stuck into limes as


a change, from oranges, to add a warm citrus fragrance. Mix in a few sprigs of fresh


herbs such as rosemary and thyme into your decorations to fill the room with an evocative festive scent. . No time for a table centre


piece? Pile glass beads around the


base of a large candle in a glass dish. Place the dish on a flat mir­


ror or silver disk for a real raz- zle dazzle feature.


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publication of many celebri­ ty memoirs, from Graham Norton and Sheila Hancock to Lord Brocket and Joanna Lumley. Throw in a sprinkling of


Delia, Nigella and Jamie and you have a recipe for gift suc­ cess. So leaf through a few ideas


of what to buy your nearest and dearest this Christmas:


FOR HIM H My World, by Jonny Dratv closing date: December 17th 2004 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION TELEPHONE: 01254 233816


Wilkinson (Headline, £20): The magic man of rugby, who has helped England to victory on so many occa­ sions, reveals what it’s like to be a national icon. H Grumpy Old Men:


The Official Handbook, by Stuart Prebble (BBC Books, £9.99): This TV tie-in should bring a gig­ gle to even the grumpiest of men as they find out why they are grumpy and what they are grumpy about. B The Dark Tower, by


Stephen King (Hodder & Stoughton, £25): King fans should lap up the eagerly awaited last volume in this suspenseful tale of Roland


Deschain’s quest to reach the Dark Tower. FOR HER


B Delia’s Kitchen Garden, by Gay


Search with recipes by Delia Smith (BBC Books, £20): Learn how to grow your veg­ etables and herbs as well as cook them in this easy-to-follow guide. B What You Wear Can Change Your


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Thaw, by Sheila Hancock (Bloomsbury, October 4, £17.99): Poignant account of the actress’s life with her late husband, actor John Thaw. Painful and passionate memories of living with the man are inter­ spersed with diary excerpts of his battle against cancer. B Nights Of Rain And Stars, by Maeve


Binchy (Orion, £17.99): The Irish author’s trademark warmth and good humour shine in this tale set on a Greek island and featuring a lively set of characters


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