DELICIOUS: Little Angels parent and toddler group held a coffee morning to raise money for our Scan for Life campaign. Parent Nikki Wilson made and decorated a variety of cakes to be auctioned at the event. She is pictured with l-r Cobi Wilson, two, Callum Watson, seven and Ella Watson,five. Picture: Marie Caley D2777MC

TASTY TREAT: The parents and tots tuck in. Pictured back l-r are Joanne Porritt, Yolande Pinder and Alison Maxfield. Front l-r Jamie Ashman, three, Matthew Ashman, six and Bethany Parkinson, seven.
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TABLE FOR TEN: More folk at the cabaret show at the Earl of Doncaster, pictured L/R, Denise Ward, Gladys Johnson, Kim Kuleszka, Lauren Arnold, Yasmin Knolts, Allen Ward, Russell Evans and Adam Kuleszka, all of Body Scene, Robert Johnson of the Learning Skills Council, and Peter Kuleszka of Velocity Legal Solicitors. Photo Michael Ford.

FUN NIGHT OUT: The cabaret show in aid of the Scan for Life appeal at the Earl of Doncaster Hote. Pictured L/R, are Sheila Davisof Sprotbrough, Lynsey Sherwin of Doncaster, Janet Peace of Warmsworth and Donna Doherty of Rossington, enjoying drinks at the bar:
Photo Michael Ford

Wrestlers plan to grapple for charity

FORGET American super- stars, a band of fearless Doncaster wrestlers will choke-slam the night away as they grapple for charity.

Fighters from Balby's British Pro Wrestling school, pictured, will give the entire proceeds of their wrestling showcase at Castle Park Rugby Club to the Free Press Scan for Life Appeal.

Spectators at the family-friendly event can enjoy high-flying eye-watering stunts and a big dose of comedy at the show on Sunday.

Show co-organiser and wrestler Luke Axl, 23, said: "We chose to raise money for the appeal because we wanted to give something back to the hospital which treats us every time we have concussion."

The show starts at 7pm and tickets cost £5 and are available from Castle Park, on Armthorpe Road.

Alternatively visit www.drfc .co.uk for more details.
The Free Press is giving way two free tickets to the event in a competition on our website.
Visit www.doncasterfree press.co.uk for your chance to win.
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Last chance for comedy tickets

A COMEDY night and three course meal will take place at the Holiday Inn in Warmsworth at 7.30pm on Monday in aid of the appeal. Compered by Malcolm Lord, it will feature comedian Mick Miller and funnyman ex-footballer Steve Daley. Contact Diane Wright on 0845 222211 for tickets priced £40 each.