IT'S a case of "Vive la difference!" for this week's Little Champions who are putting their best feet forward for a unique show in aid of the Macmillan Windmill Appeal.

Boys and girls, pictured here in full costume, are to join older members of The Chaddeans Players, based at St Chad's Church, Poulton, in a fun variety show with a real French feel on Saturday (June 10).

The Cafe Millennium music, dance and comedy show is set in an informal cafe style with the audience sitting at candle-lit tables to create a party atmosphere.

The audience is invited to bring along wine and glasses and, to complete the Gallic touch, coffee and biscuits will be served during the interval.

Appeal co-ordinator Karen Dyke who produced the show said: "The cast have worked very hard to put together such a great show in just a few weeks. It was originally performed for two nights in May for the St Chad's Save Our Stones Fund and it was so popular we decided to repeat it especially for the appeal. "It should be a great night out with the cafe style atmosphere adding to the occasion."

Cafe Millennium is staged at St Chad's Church Hall on Saturday at 7.30pm. Tickets are just £3 and are available from Sue Williams on (01253) 884073. Proceeds will also be donated to the Poulton Festival Fund.

A FAIR organised by the appeal's group volunteer co-ordinator Sandra Parker at Orchard Lodge, Lytham, on Saturday (June 3) raised £700 for the appeal.

The event was opened by entertainer Tom Bright and Radio DJ Gary Burgess drew the raffle.

DANCE the night away to the music of the Merseybeats and 60s band Oh Boy at a cabaret night in aid of the appeal at the Lowther Pavilion, Lytham, on July 8 at 7.30pm. Comedian Mike Kelly will also be appearing and there will be a disco with Gary Hird. Tickets, including supper are £15 and available from the Pavilion or by ringing (01253) 738788.

IF you are organising any event for the Macmillan Windmill Appeal please contact us at The Citizen on (01253) 729081 and we will be happy to publicize it.