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P r e s e n t s F ® r E T O r f o n e


At our Indoor Christmas Antiques & Collectors Fair


Saturday 25th Nov 9am-3pm


50+ Stalls selling quality Antiques & Collectables inc fine porcelain, oil paintings &, watercolours, clocks, v/atchcs,


jewellery, military, country antiques, toys, period textiles, postcards & stamps, collectable figures & animals inc Beswick, Royal Doulton, Royal Worcester etc, a good


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selection of Troika, Poole Pottery Ulc nutikirts nf Clitheroe, rnllnw


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Pupils’ miles of money


PUPILS at Gisbum Prima­ ry School had fun with buns and raised £209 for Chil­ dren In Need. The Class 3 pupils held


their annual “Cake and Bun Sale” and sold their produce at playtime to the rest of the children and staff charg­ ing 25p per bun. On Friday morning, all


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30th birthday boost


A GENEROUS Clitheroe woman used her 30th birthday celebrations to raise money for charity. Mrs Judith Sweeney, pictured, held


a party at the Catholic Social Club, Lowergate, Clitheroe, over the week­ end to mark the special day, but requested donations in lieu of pres­ ents to boost funds for the Children In Need appeal. Mrs Sweeney, who lives with her


husband Paul, and their 14-month- old son, Hayden, in Grafton Street, raised £437.76 in total, (s)


NURSERY children at Edisford School, in Clitheroe, had great fun designing and mak­ ing their own Pudsey Bear ears and then


paid 50p to wear them for Children In Need day.


Our picture shows the little Pudseys. (s) Pyjama-clad staff


a few turn heads! PUPILS and staff at Brookside Primary School in Clitheroe made donations to Children In Need to come to school in


their pyjamas and bring in their favourite Teddy. The deputy head, Mrs Beverley Allan,


and Year 1 teacher Miss Sophie Haworth had to attend a course in the afternoon at Clayton Park, Clasdon-le-Moors. They were sponsored by the rest of the


staff to continue wearing their pyjamas and fluffy slippers to attend the course! They of course travelled in their pyjamas,


causing some drivers to take a second look! The School Council organised the day


and so far more than £300 has been raised for Children In Need.


for their course with the children in their classes waving goodbye, (s)


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112 children arrived at school clutching bags of coins to lay down on the netball court markings in the playground, to form a Mile of Money. The money raised was approximately £173, taking the final total from both ac tivitie s to £382. Pictured are the children


laying out their mile of money, (s)


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■ Tots are Pudseys for the day


IT was the girls who put the “butch” in butchers while the boys were anything but beefy at Harrison and Kerr, in Clitheroe. Staff at the busy King Street butchers


and cooked meats shop had a “cross-dress­ ing day” for Children in Need, some clearly enjoying it a little too much! Donations from customers throughout the day amounted to almost £165.


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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, November 23rd, 2006 11 deep for its Children In Need 1k02| Putting the ‘butch’ in butchers! “We had a lot of fun and, thanks to the


customers, raised some cash for Children in Need and that’s what it’s all about,” said Brian “Bryony” Hodges. Apparently it took three strong men - or


maybe women - to wrestle the wig off Roger “Rogina” Hope at the end of the day. Ah well, hair today... gone tomorrow. (BI7II06/6)


Bad hair, but good cause


A BAD hair day at a Clitheroe super­ market helped raise cash for Chil­ dren In Need. Customers call­


ing into Booths on Friday found staff sport ing curlers, wigs, gel and spikes in aid of the annu­ al fund-raiser. Together with


contributions from shoppers, the store made a hair-raising £786. Two days previ­


ously Booths staff had taken part in th e annual Chil­ dren In Need pub quiz. Held at the Cas­


tle Pub, the event made £127 for the good cause. Event coordina­


to r Linda Baron thanked staff at th e Clitheroe hostelry for host­ ing the fund-raiser and providing a buffet supper. Our photograph


shows Booths staff on Bad Hair Day. (BI7II06/5f


• THIEVES stole £140 from a house in Hall Street, Clitheroe last Tuesday. T h ey entered


the house via and insecure door and made off with the ca sh . Police are investigating.


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