BRIGHT CHRISTMAS: Bob Bell with his signs displaying when his Christmas lights show will be on next month.
BRIGHT CHRISTMAS: Bob Bell with his signs displaying when his Christmas lights show will be on next month.

Killarney set for sparkling nights

KILLARNEY will light up for Christmas with the Killarney Lions Club Christmas Lights Extravaganza during December.

The Killarney Christmas Lights extravaganza is sponsored by the Warwick Credit Union, Killarney Co-op and Pacific Seeds.

Cost to nominate your display is $5 and nominations can be made at the Killarney Newsagency up until December 19.

All nominations will go in the draw win one of seven $50 vouchers at the Killarney Co-op or one of seven Warwick Credit Union $25 vouchers.

All entries then go in the major draw for $250 of gift vouchers at Killarney Business Houses.

Bob Bell, in Oak St, Killarney, has been busy putting his display up.

Mr Bell said he would have spent about six days putting up the lights and had been six months arranging the music program to coincide with his lights display.

Mr Bell had started thinking of ideas for this year's display as he packed up last year's.

The display in Oak St will run from 7pm to 10pm each day with the lights programmed to music with the music broadcasted over FM radio.

There would again be a donation box set up where it was last year.

Mr Bell collected about $1000, which was given to the Salvation Army Christmas Appeal.

The Salvos' appeal would also be this year's beneficiary, he said.



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