/ ' / 22 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times,Thursday, November 27lh, 2008 ; www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk' Ciithetoe 422324 (Editoriai), 01282 478111 (Advertising), 01282 422331 (Ciassified) Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 01282 478111 (Advertising), 01282 422331 (Classified) • www.clitheroeadvertlser.co.uk Ciitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, November 27th, 2008 23 * i ' 5 -


It will be a night to remember for having a Dickens of a good time


• Continued from previous page “The whole


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THE street urchins and the judges at last year’s fancy dress com- -


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•bonaAia of is . planned for next wtek’s famous ; Pickwick Night: ;


; festivities.*; S;; * r The eagerly- V.


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its 20th anniver- Tsary this yesk arid


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next Thursday . (December 4th). The shops will' •: remain open uiitil 9 p.m., with staff - clad in Victorian . ' style dresses ^11-' ing Yuletide ^ t s ’. - and fare. , ,


,y The organisers . *-.


have slipped into ■ top gear to ensure'^ everyone enjoys a ■ Dickens of


^ evening by prcrviS-


- ing“ a whole range’" "of exciting attrac--, tions. These include


carol singing, fire eating and jug­ gling, unicyclists, Victorian dancers, stilt walking and interactive tight rope walking. ' To get people


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'be live'music and


; singing too. ' And it ■will be ■


hard for anyone to go home hungry witH do^ns of refreshment stalls selling fresh and


delicious home produce. . Electricity sup-■


ply points will be installed in the vil­ lage for stallhold­ ers to utilise on the night and to


allow festive light­ ing to be provided. The local church­ es, church halls ;■ and.'Whalley - - Adult Centre will - be open for visi­ tors, offering a respite f rbm th e . late night shop- - ping along with singing, refresh­ ments, gifts, games and book fairs with a chance to visit Father


Christmas at the Methodist Church Hall.


. Businesses who


trade away from the main street in ■Whalley will be


found in a new indoor attraction a t Vale Gardens. This year’s


event will be opened by “Mr Rckwick’’- th e identity of the VlPwiUbe revealed on the night. He will be helped by civic dignitaries from Whalley Parish


- Council and Rib- ble Valley Bor­ ough Council.


' Chairman of the


.Pickwick Com­ mittee, Mr Neil Martin, has high hopes that this' year’s three-hour


• festive extrava­ ganza will once again prove a hit


' CAROLS arc sung inside Whallcy Parish Church as part of last ■ .y e a r ’s event. A0 81207/8f/


w ith everyone. ■' “Despite the . recent credit._ cnmchi which has ‘ : led to'tjie cancella-


: tion or tile scaling down of other


. community events, the whole of "Whalley has ■ worked hard this


• year to make sure that all Christmas


: revellershavea- ■ retreat from the •


, • economic down­ turn, with plenty


' of local fare, gifts and'goods on offer ■ in the local busi-


• nesses and stalls. • • Continued


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community has vvprked together to make sure all costs are met with the planned celebra­ tions, with the STABLE Trading Company the major sponsor, as well as Whalley Chamber of '■ Trade.” Mr Martin, who ■


is in his fourth year as chairman, added: “I am pleased with the - professionalism of my dedicated troop of 12 volun­ teers who help all year in organising this event, raising . funding and ■. arranging events ' away from the big night. Things a r e . so well organised th a t we have won the admiration of the Ribble Valley - Council’s Safety v


- Ad'visory.Commit- •tee, who hail Hck- ■wick'Night as one of the best and


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OFFICIAL guests and (he street urchins take cover during last year’s opening ceremony. A081207/8g


most successful events organised within the Ribble Valley. “On that note, I


am looking for- ■ ward to this year’s event and I hope to give all visitors a night to remem­


ber, along with raising monies for : local charities, who.


- in this economic ■ ■ - environment are the f c t to suffer from the lack o f . donations and funding.” ; •Continued


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