14 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, December 23rd, 2004


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A FLAMBOYANT floral expert has become an hon­ orary member of Kibble Valley Ladies’ Luncheon


Club. Flower arranger Carl Wilde,


who has shown off his artistic talents on television, has given his support to the club, which has raised £320,000 for Chil­ dren’s Cancer Research UK. After performing as a guest


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demonstrator a t one of the club’s lunches, Carl was invit­ ed to become an honorary member. He now regularly attends club events and was among those who hosted a stand at the December lunch, which raised £6,000. That total was boosted the


following day when a literary event featuring Santa Monte- fiore, the sister of former “It” girl "Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, plus, Patrick Jepson, a former private secretary to Princess Diana, which made another £ 1,000. A big supporter of Vivienne


Westwood, Carl Wilde is hop­ ing to organise an event on behalf of the luncheon club in


the new year featuring the eccentric fashion designer. He is also planning to attend


one of the club’s big events of 2005, a dinner at Fortnum and Mason’s, London, at which he will be rubbing shoulders with fellow celebrity guests. These are set to include Neil


and Christine Hamilton, June Whitfield, Roy Hudd and Rib- ble Valley MP Nigel Evans. Altogether 100 people are due to travel south to dine in style in the capital and raise money for a good cause. Other plans include a two-


counties lunch to be hosted at the home of luncheon club chairman Penny Green in Staffordshire. The club continues to go


from strength to strength and to provide additional support for its charity work, Mrs Karen Weaving, the club’s sec­ retary, is looking to launch a Skipton-based Yorkshire branch. She hopes this wall boost the


funds raised by the club, which will be celebrating its seventh year in 2005. Anyone interested in becom­


ing a member should contact Mrs Weaving on 01756 700100.


Pupils put on super show A FESTIVE concert at St Janies Primary School, Clitheroe, dazzled and delighted


packed audiences. More than 134 children in the reception


class plus Year 1 and Year 2 performed their Christmas play, “The Very Hopeless


Camel.” . The young artists took centre stage to


entertain fellow pupils on one afternoon and appreciative audiences of parents and


friends on two evenings. A spokesman for the school said: “Both


the audiences and the performers enjoyed themselves very much. Weeks of hard work


paid off as all the youngsters worked well ^ a team and the costumes looked fantastic.


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Band brings festive cheer


CHRISTMAS carols and mince pie night at Clitheroe Golf Club was a cracking affair with members of Clitheroe Town Band, under the guid­ ance of conductor Bill Carter, playing a varied selection of music. The carols were interspersed with


Christmas music and an arrangement of songs from “Phantom of the Opera”. Stewards Mr Bernard and Mrs


Margaret Collier provided a festive supper of sandwiches, sausages and mince pies. Our picture shows some of the car-


oilers with a few members of the Band. (131204/22) .


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