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ALL LIT UP!: The fabulous festive lights at the Kely Street bar. ‘


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CROWDS of onlook­ ers braved the icy conditions to watch footbalicrs Adam Bar­ ton and David Dunn , switch on the Christ-' mas lights at Clithc- roe’s Key Street bar. I , Preston North End


m id f ie ld e r Adam and Blackburn Rov­ ers star David helped to light up the street' scene on Lowergate along with the presi­ dent of Clithcroe Chamber of Trade and Commerce, Ian Lloyd, and Clithcroe Town Mayor Coun; • AlanYcaring. -- - ' Youngsters were also delighted by a vis--


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■WADDINGTON’S baby and toddler group Waddlers cele- • bfated the festive season whilst raising money to buy new play equipment, with a sponsored singathpn.


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• iT h e youngsters; ranging in age from nought to four,’sang a selection of Christmas songs for 20 minutes and then were told the story of the nativity by


; the Rev. Katy Thomas. The children joined in with


actions and more;music and then were all given a Christmas present to take home. . i.‘v Craft' activities; included crown making and festive bis­ cuit decorating, and everyone enjoyed Christmas buns and shortbread. The;group, which- meets


weekly on a Friday between 10 and 11-30 a.m. at Waddington Methodist Church Hall, wel­ comes all mums, grandparents, dads and carers with babies and toddlers to come along for chat, play, bible songs and crafts. - For more information, call 01200424659.-


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A GHRISTMAS concert organised by Blue Ribbon Fund-raising col­ lected £3,050 for the children’s char­ ity UNICEF.


LIGHTS SWITCH-ON: Football­ ers Adam Barton and David Dunn switch on the Christ­ mas lights


^atCIithe- roe’s Key Street bar.


' .It was held at The Grand, Clitheroe, and various artists performed without cliargc. . ■ ■ ■; Lizzie and Katie 'Wlodarczyk, Nicholas Howley, B Natural, Lilu, Joy Fielding and Jennie Marsden, Mike Kneafsey and the Blackburn People’s Choir all provided wonderful entertainment at the packed York Street venue. ‘


• ■ ■ ■ The Blue Ribbon Committee is a Kib­


ble Valley-based group, which raises funds for UNICEF. In 2009, committee members achieved


their first goal of raising £110,000 to facil­ itate the distribution of vaccines in Ethio­ pia through the Cold Chain Project. This year, their aim has been to raise


funds for UNICEF’s Malaria Net Cam­ paign and all the proceeds from the con­ cert will go to this appeal. A donation of


just £5 can pay for an insecticide treated net, which lasts up to three years and is the single most effective way of reducing child mortality in Sub Saharan Africa. Sheila Bailey, of Blue Ribbon Fund­


raising, said the committee was thrilled to have been able to raise this total which


Grand festive sing-along A FESTIVE programme featuring


; some of the Ribble Valley’s hottest ;. talents will be played out at Clithe- roe’s The Grand in the lead up to Christmas.


; On Saturday, the festivities begin


with a combination of Whalley- based classical act Trovatori and


■ . The Grand’s own choir, who will be performing at the venue for only the second time.


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' ' -Trovatori, featuring Tenor Dar- • ren and Soprano Caroline, will be


-: performing a fusion of light opera ■' classics, musical theatre favourites- ; and Christmas carols. Admission is


" £12.50. Sunday’s concert with popular ;


' 1940s outfit The Swing Command--'; ■ ers is sold out, but tickets are still available for Rick Guard’s Christ- = mas Concert on Monday.


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' Rick, who has been hailed the-; ■ British Michael Buble, will be sup-


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: ' John Whickliam Trio. Proceeds ■ "from raffle will be donated to the ■"Alzheimer’s Society.-.,:. ' ‘ Tickets for the show cost £12 and ,-are available from The Grand on


•' 01200 421599, online at www.the-. '' grandvenue.co.uk or.from.Keith:. Flood on 01254 878479.


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had surpassed all expectations. “We are only able to donate this amount to UNICEF thanks to the wonderful sup­ port of everyone. As ever, we are incred­ ibly grateful to everyone concerned,” she said.


■ ■ “As a result of this and other events


held this year we will be able to forward over £11,000 to the charity and hopefully this will be translated into providing ef­ fective, protection to children against a disease that is both preventable and treatable.” -


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Ribbon Committee and UNICEF please log on to www.blueribbonfundraising. org


Where the gift of Christmas is free:


CLITHEROE’S.“Real Christmas Shop’,’, housed in the old Sue Ryder shop in Castle- gate and staffed by Clitheroe Churches in Partnership, is now in its final week of opening.'


- Over the past fortnight many people


have visited the shop, where they have been given free coffee and mince pies (kindly


provided by Molly’s cafe, next door). Christmas giveaways have included can­


dles, booklets and a copy of Luke’s Gos­ pel.


' : : The shop was visited by both the Mayor


and Mayoress of Clitheroe and by the Bish­ op of Blackburn, who was delighted that in a season so often dominated by a price tag, Christians were serving others for free. • The shop is open on Tuesdays and Sat­


HIGH SPIRITS: Waddlers enjoy their sponsored sing, (s) Concert will save .


urdays and an additional service being pro­ vided this Saturday is Christmas present wrapping. > : 'Visit between 10 a.m; and noon and someone will wrap your recent purchases for you. .. The Rev. Mark Pickett commented: “In May, the churches in Clitheroe provided a free barbecue for the town. This is a fol­ low-on event and represents our desire as Christians across the town’to share God’s love in word and action.”


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