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son in style, Sainsbury's are holding a Christmas sam­ pling event at their store on Moor Lane, Ciitheroe, on Wednesday, November


30th, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Many of their “taste the difference” and Christmas ranges will be available to sample. Everyone is wel­ come, no invites required. Also Sainsbury’s neigh­ bours. The Emporium are


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IT may have been cold outside, but the tempera­ ture was rising inside Har­ rison and Kerr butchers last Friday. With more beef on dis­


play than usual, customers were treated to a rare serv­ ice by the butch butchers, who bravely bared (almost) all to raise nearly £300 for Children in Need. Boxer shorts and bow ties, beneath their butchers’ aprons, was all that spared their customers’ blushesl The female members of


staff were also game, sporting pyjamas under their pinnies. Organised by owner, Mr


Brian Hodges, who want­ ed to do something out of the ordinary for the national appeal, donations were collected from satis-


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SCHOOLS, businesses, organisations and individ­ uals across the Kibble ’Val­ ley rallied to the annual BBC Children in Need appeal, helping to once again break all previous records.


Whether dressing up or stripping off, baking cakes or just collecting cash, local fund-raisers did their bit. Here is a round-up of just a few of the Children in Need stunts across our area.


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Village school’s penny Pudsey makes £370 fU


fied customers who went away with more rump than they’d bargained fori Our picture shows Brian Hodges, Roger Hope,


Gareth Heatherington and Tobi Devine inside the shop.


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proves a hit STAFF at Kibble Valley Borough Council brushed up their baking skills to raise £218 for Children in Need. A total of 14 members of


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100 ways to help MORE than £100 was raised by two best friends who took part in a three-legged sponsored walk in aid of Children in Need. Milly Wardle (12) and Jessye


Curtis (13), both from Ciitheroe, were joined a t the hip for two hours as they wandered around the town receiving generous dona­ tions for the national charity. The pupils at Ribblesdale High


School Technology College, who also received money from family and friends, were praised by Milly’s mother, Mrs Tricia War­ dle, who said the girls had wanted to do something to help raise money for the appeal. Our picture shows Milly and


Jessye dressed up in their outfits ready to do their three-legged walk, (s)


staff slaved over hot stoves. Some of the good­ ies were auctioned off with a chocolate cake baked by temporary legal services manager Diane Rice rais­ ing £30. Picture shows from left


to right, front row, council staff Zoe Keeler, Adele Curtis, Anna Czarno- grebel, back row, Peter Fletcher and Jane Hors- field, selling cakes to raise funds for Children in Need. (CR181105/4)


A PUDSEY made from pennies helped to raise more than £370 at Gisburn Primary School for Chil­ dren in Need. Children brought in their pennies


and other loose change to create the picture of Pudsey Bear with the school logo. When all the money was counted it came to £188, which by


sheer coincidenec was exactly the amount raised by the children in Class Three, who sold delicious homemade cakes for the Children in Need appeal. That meant that in just two days


the village school had raised a total of £376. Headteacher Andrew Symonds


commented: “The children really look forward to this time of year, everyone works together and we are very proud of their efforts for such a good cause.” Our picture shows all of the chil­


dren from Class One gathered around the school’s “Penny Pudsey”. (s)


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CUSTOMERS who followed the yellow brick road into Barclays Bank in Ciitheroe raised £1,325.02 for Children in Need. Greeted by members of staff


Yellow brick road raises £1,300 Staff at the bank’s Whalley


branch also wore Wizard of Oz fancy dress and raised £90. Picture shows from left to right


dressed as the cast of The Wizard of Oz, customers dug deep into their purses donating half of the amount raised with Barclays making up the rest.


• ALMOST £200 was donat­ ed towards Children in Need thanks to the fund-raising efforts of a Ciitheroe secretary. Mrs Ruth Jackson, of Warwick Drive, organised a book sale


bank staff Debbie Court (Dorothy) with her dog Jet (Toto), Victoria Bristol (lion), Martin Knight (scarecrow) and Kaye Ingham (tin man). (CR181105/3)


and baby photograph competi­ tion for staff at the Pendleside Medical Practice, during the national charity appeal. Mrs Jackson is a receptionist at the Railway View Road practice.


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