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10 THE TELEGRAPH Monday, June 27, 2011 STE-E01-S2 Tottenham shirts up for grabs at Pink Ball fundraiser Signed sporting memorabilia goes under the hammer SIGNED sporting memor- abilia from a boxing champ, a Premier League football team and a World Cup referee are just some of the items to go under the hammer at the fifth annual Pink Ball. A bundle of items are open for closed bidding ahead of the pink fundraiser, which will be held once again at Forest Pines Hotel and Golf Resort on Saturday, July 23. An autobiography signed by Irish professional boxer Barry McGuigan is set to pack a punch on the night. Dubbed “The Clones Cyc- lone”, he became a world featherweight champion in 1985. Organiser Paul Hope said: “I’ve sorted out most of the table plans and a few tickets are still on sale. I’m giving people until the end of this week to book tickets. “If people want to come they will have a great night and the money goes to good local causes – McMillan Nurses, Ward 18 at Scunthorpe Gen- eral Hospital and Lindsey Lodge Hospice. “On the night we will have an auction, a raffle, stand-up bingo, plus another thing that remains a surprise. “We just hope to raise as much money as possible. To date, the Pink Ball has helped raise £23,675.” Paul Hope and his daughter Charlie set up the annual fun- draiser in 2007 in memory of Paul’s wife, Diane, who died aged 48 in November 2006 after a ten-year battle with breast cancer. Also in the auction is a Tottenham Hotspur shirt signed by Gareth Bale and a Spurs away shirt signed by the full Tottenham Hotspur team. And any football fan would love to get their hands on a World Cup football, signed by 2010 World Cup final referee Howard Webb, which comes complete with a signed photograph and signed red and yellow referee cards. For the younger audience, there is a tour programme signed by children’s TV stars The Chuckle Brothers, and for fans of ITV2’s award-win- ning show The Only Way Is Essex, bids can be placed on a picture of some of the cast, signed by Mark, Lauren, Lydia and Arg. Paul said: “It’s a good night. It’s nice to see people enjoy- ing themselves. “I’ve already had a £50 start- ing bid for the Gareth Bale shirt and I am accepting closed bids on any of the auc- tion items.” by Selina Maycock Acting Chief Reporter [email protected] Tickets include a three-course meal World’s Biggest Coffee Morning aiming to top £8m total Get involved in your local school’s activities BAYSGARTH Secondary School is inviting parents and carers to get involved in their children’s education. A special coffee morning will be held on Tuesday, July 5, for people whose children are in Years 7, 8 and 9 at the school. The event is also open to families whose children are in Year 6 at primary school and are set to attend Baysgarth in September. The event is aimed to encourage more parents to find out ways in which they can volunteer time to the school and build up relationships with teachers, staff and governors. The coffee morning will take place between 9.30am and 11.30am at the schools Learning Resource Centre. For more information about the event or to find out ways to volunteer at the school, call Lindsay Codd on 01652 632576. Are you the next star? A SCUNTHORPE optician is launching its annual competition to find the Sound Barrier Star of 2011. The event, run by Specsavers in conjunction with charity partner Hearing Dogs for Deaf People, targets the one in seven people in the UK that have some form of hearing loss. Anyone can nominate themselves, a friend or family member by visiting the Scunthorpe store on High Street to collect an entry leaflet. The closing date for entries is Friday. For every entry to the awards, Specsavers will donate £5 to Hearing Dogs for Deaf People. The charity helps transform the lives of its dog-owners by alerting them to sounds. In Brief Your news Artworks, by Rama Ramski, that combine a wide variety of influences, from a childhood in Yorkshire to the international rave culture of Goa, India, Thailand, Singapore and Cambodia, will be exhibited at the 20-21 Visual Arts Centre, Scunthorpe, until Saturday, July 16. Publish your community news for FREE. Tel 01724 273136 or e-mail [email protected] Comic-book artist helps students A COMEDIAN, writer, producer and comic artist has visited a North Lincolnshire school to work with pupils. Kev F Sutherland worked with two groups of 30 youngsters at Baysgarth School, in Barton-Upon-Humber. The artist lists providing work to a large number of world famous publications on his CV. This portfolio includes providing comic strips to The Beano, Doctor Who Adventures, Match and many more. Each student who took part in the sessions with Kev produced their own comic strip by the end of it and took them home. Kev also drew a caricature of every student taking part and presented them as a souvenir of the occasion. All students who attended the sessions enjoyed the activity and proved that each and every one of them could draw. A SPECTACULAR summer fair and car boot sale will take place next month in aid of the Breast Cancer Care Unit at Scunthorpe General Hospital. The event will be held on Sunday behind Blyton Ice-cream Parlour at Old Hall Farm in High Street, Blyton. The fair will include a whole host of trade stalls, a tombola, activities and games. Visitors can also rumble through the jumble at the car boot sale. Pitches are available and all pitch fees will be donated to the Breast Cancer Unit. To book a stall, call Kev on 07878 706752 or e-mail kev.bigbash@ yahoo.co.uk for more details. Bag lots of bargains In the courts Benjamin Edward Curtis, 23, of St Paul’s Gardens, Ashby, was found guilty at North Lincolnshire Magistrates’ Court of failing to deliver to the Secretary of State part of the registration document containing details relating to the transfer of a vehicle. He was fined £175 and ordered to pay a victims’ surcharge of £15 and costs of £60. MACMILLAN Cancer Support has announced the date for this year’s “World’s Biggest Coffee Mor ning” fundraiser. The charity’s biggest fundraiser of the year will be held all across the UK on Friday, September 30. People from every corner of the country will hold a coffee morning on the same day, with donations going to Macmillan Cancer Support. With this year’s event just three months away, the charity is calling for local fundraisers to get involved. Last year, the event’s 43,000 coffee morning hosts helped to raise over £8 million for people living with cancer. This year Macmillan Cancer Support is hoping that even more money will be raised. Sally Millington, local fundraising manager, said: “This year is Macmillan’s centenary and we are hoping to do everything bigger and better than before. “The coffee morning is such an easy way to raise money to support people living with cancer and everyone can get involved.” To register for your coffee morning and get involved, or for more information, visit coffee.macmillan. org.uk/home PRICELESS: Pink Ball organiser Paul Hope with the signed Tottenham shirts that will be auctioned at the event. Picture: Carl Gac THE ticket-only Pink Ball will take place from 7pm to 1am on Saturday, July 23. The venue is Forest Pines Hotel and Golf Resort, near Broughton. Tickets are still available. They cost £28 and include a three- course meal. To book, e-mail Paul Hope at thehopes@ talktalk.net If you would like to make a closed bid for any of the items, e-mail Paul with your name, age, address, telephone number and details of how much you are willing to bid. Also, if anybody would like to donate raffle prizes to the evening or give cash donations, e-mail Paul. At the time of going to press, Paul had sold more than 200 tickets, so there are about 30 tickets still remaining.
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Bag lots of bargains Comic-book artist helps students Are you the next star? Get involved in your local school’s activities Tickets include a three-course meal Your news by Selina Maycock In the courts 10 THETELEGRAPH Monday, June 27, 2011 SIGNED sporting memor- abilia from a boxing champ, aPremier League football team and a World Cup referee arejust some ofthe itemsto gounder the hammer at the fifth annual Pink Ball. Acting Chief Reporter [email protected] STE-E01-S2
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10 THE TELEGRAPH Monday, June 27, 2011 STE-E01-S2
Tottenham shirts up for grabs at Pink Ball fundraiser
Signed sportingmemorabilia goesunder the hammerSIGNED sporting memor-abilia from a boxingchamp, a Premier Leaguefootball team and a WorldCup referee are just someof the items to go underthe hammer at the fifthannual Pink Ball.
A bundle of items are openfor closed bidding ahead ofthe pink fundraiser, whichwill be held once again atForest Pines Hotel and GolfResort on Saturday, July 23.
An autobiography signedby Irish professional boxerBarry McGuigan is set topack a punch on the night.
Dubbed “The Clones Cyc-lone”, he became a worldfeatherweight champion in1985.
Organiser Paul Hope said:“I’ve sorted out most of thetable plans and a few ticketsare still on sale. I’m givingpeople until the end of thisweek to book tickets.
“If people want to come theywill have a great night andthe money goes to good local
causes – McMillan Nurses,Ward 18 at Scunthorpe Gen-eral Hospital and LindseyLodge Hospice.
“On the night we will havean auction, a raffle, stand-upbingo, plus another thing thatremains a surprise.
“We just hope to raise asmuch money as possible. Todate, the Pink Ball has helpedraise £23,675.”
Paul Hope and his daughterCharlie set up the annual fun-draiser in 2007 in memory ofPa u l ’s wife, Diane, who diedaged 48 in November 2006after a ten-year battle withbreast cancer.
Also in the auction is a
Tottenham Hotspur shirtsigned by Gareth Bale and aSpurs away shirt signed bythe full Tottenham Hotspurteam.
And any football fanwould love to get their handson a World Cup football,signed by 2010 World Cupfinal referee Howard Webb,which comes complete with asigned photograph andsigned red and yellow refereec a rd s.
For the younger audience,there is a tour programmesigned by children’s TV starsThe Chuckle Brothers, andfor fans of ITV2’s award-win-ning show The Only Way IsEssex, bids can be placed on apicture of some of the cast,signed by Mark, Lauren,Lydia and Arg.
Paul said: “It’s a good night.It’s nice to see people enjoy-ing themselves.
“I’ve already had a £50 start-ing bid for the Gareth Baleshirt and I am acceptingclosed bids on any of the auc-tion items.”
by Selina MaycockActing Chief Reporter
Tickets include a three-course meal
World’s Biggest Coffee Morning aiming to top £8m total
Get involved in yourlocal school’s activitiesBAYSGARTH Secondary School is invitingparents and carers to get involved in theirch i l d re n’s education.
A special coffee morning will be held onTuesday, July 5, for people whose children are inYears 7, 8 and 9 at the school.
The event is also open to families whosechildren are in Year 6 at primary school and areset to attend Baysgarth in September.
The event is aimed to encourage more parentsto find out ways in which they can volunteertime to the school and build up relationshipswith teachers, staff and governors.
The coffee morning will take place between9.30am and 11.30am at the schools LearningResource Centre.
For more information about the event or tofind out ways to volunteer at the school, callLindsay Codd on 01652 632576.
Are you the next star?A SCUNTHORPE optician is launching itsannual competition to find the Sound BarrierStar of 2011.
The event, run by Specsavers in conjunctionwith charity partner Hearing Dogs for DeafPeople, targets the one in seven people in theUK that have some form of hearing loss.
Anyone can nominate themselves, a friend orfamily member by visiting the Scunthorpe storeon High Street to collect an entry leaflet.
The closing date for entries is Friday.For every entry to the awards, Specsavers
will donate £5 to Hearing Dogs for DeafPe o p l e.
The charity helps transform the lives of itsdog-owners by alerting them to sounds.
In Brief
Your newsArtworks, by Rama Ramski, that combine a widevariety of influences, from a childhood inYorkshire to the international rave culture of Goa,India, Thailand, Singapore and Cambodia, will beexhibited at the 20-21 Visual Arts Centre,Scunthorpe, until Saturday, July 16.
Publish your community news for FREE. Tel 01724273136 or e-mail [email protected]
Comic-bookartist helpsstudentsA COMEDIAN, writer,producer and comicartist has visited aNorth Lincolnshireschool to work withp u p i l s.
Kev F Sutherlandworked with twogroups of 30youngsters atBaysgarth School, inBar ton-Upon-Humber.
The artist listsproviding work to alarge number of worldfamous publications onhis CV.
This portfolioincludes providingcomic strips to TheBeano, Doctor WhoAdventures, Match andmany more.
Each student whotook part in thesessions with Kevproduced their owncomic strip by the endof it and took themh o m e.
Kev also drew acaricature of everystudent taking partand presented them asa souvenir of theoccasion.
All students whoattended the sessionsenjoyed the activityand proved that eachand every one of themcould draw.
A SPECTACULARsummer fair and carboot sale will takeplace next month inaid of the BreastCancer Care Unit atScunthorpe GeneralHospital.
The event will beheld on Sunday behindBlyton Ice-creamParlour at Old HallFarm in High Street,B ly t o n .
The fair will includea whole host of tradestalls, a tombola,activities and games.
Visitors can alsorumble through thejumble at the car boots a l e.
Pitches are availableand all pitch fees willbe donated to theBreast Cancer Unit.
To book a stall, callKev on 07878 706752 ore-mail [email protected] for mored e t a i l s.
Bag lots ofbargains
In the courtsBenjamin EdwardCurtis, 23, of StPaul’s Gardens,Ashby, was foundguilty at NorthL i n c o l n s h i reMagistrates’ Court offailing to deliver tothe Secretary of Statepart of the registrationdocument containingdetails relating to thetransfer of a vehicle.He was fined £175and ordered to pay avictims’ surcharge of£15 and costs of £60.
MACMILLAN CancerSupport hasannounced the datefor this year’s “Wo rl d ’sBiggest CoffeeMor ning” f u n d r a i s e r.
The charity’s biggestfundraiser of the yearwill be held all acrossthe UK on Friday,September 30.
People from everycorner of the countrywill hold a coffeemorning on the sameday, with donationsgoing to MacmillanCancer Support.
With this year’sevent just threemonths away, thecharity is calling for
local fundraisers toget involved.
Last year, the event’s43,000 coffee morninghosts helped to raiseover £8 million forpeople living withc a n c e r.
This year MacmillanCancer Support ishoping that even more
money will be raised.Sally Millington,
local fundraisingmanager, said: “T hisyear is Macmillan’scentenary and weare hoping to doeverything bigger andbetter than before.
“The coffee morningis such an easy way to
raise money tosupport people livingwith cancer andeveryone can geti nvo l ve d . ”
To register for yourcoffee morning andget involved, or formore information,visit coffee.macmillan.org.uk/home
PRICELESS: Pink Ball organiser Paul Hope with the signed Tottenham shirts that will be auctioned at the event. Picture: Carl Gac
THE ticket-onlyPink Ball will takeplace from 7pm to1am on Saturday,July 23.
The venue isForest PinesHotel and GolfResort, nearB ro u g h t o n .
Tickets are stillavailable. Theycost £28 andinclude a three-course meal.
To book, e-mailPaul Hope [email protected]
If you wouldlike to make aclosed bid forany of the items,e-mail Paul withyour name,age, address,telephone numberand details of howmuch you arewilling to bid.
Also, if anybodywould like todonate raffleprizes to theevening or givecash donations,e-mail Paul.
At the time ofgoing to press,Paul had soldmore than 200tickets, so thereare about 30tickets stillre m a i n i n g .
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