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With Thanks to Our Contributors With thanks to our Contributors ... Elisabeth Curtis Centre The Slaters Arms Studio Zen Hairdressing Riding for the Disabled All Saints Church Charity No. 1137217; Company No. 7302917 The Bedford Blues McKenzie's Butchers Palmers Solicitors Frosts Auction of Promises Garden Centre Oasis Swimming Pool The Kiln At All Saints Church Hall European Car Centre Church End, Kempston Rural Mead Open Farm Cutting Edge Hair Studios Saturday 10 September 7:30PM for 8:00PM Tickets High Noon Country Music Club £7.50 The Prince of Wales Great Denham Golf Club Includes supper Bring your Hazel Kaye Hair, Beauty and Wellbeing Clinic own drinks Tea/coffee included The Look Burley Butchers Please contact Audrey or Jenny Fitness First Gym for tickets and to order supper Image Yorkshire Wildlife Park Audrey Jenny Tel: 852 391 Tel: 306 979 And to our Kind Supporters ... Mob: 07807 468 563 Mob: 07884017749 Andy, Betty, Margaret, Richard, Audrey, Paul, Michelle, Margaret Parrott, Jenny, Maggie, Linda, John, Vivienne, James, Hilary, Margaret Bass, Liz, Auctioneer: David Fletcher Catherine, Mary, Ros, Harry, Victoria and Alison. Thank you! Valuer from BBC's "Flog It" 8 12.Family ticket for two adults and three children at Oasis Pool in Auction of Promises Cardington. 1. Sunday carvery for two at Slaters Arms, Box End in Kempston. 13. Voucher for £20 at The Kiln, Ram Yard in Bedford. 2. Cut and Finish at Studio Zen Hairdressing in Putnoe, Bedford. 14. 25Kg sack of English Potatoes from Paul Stewart. 3. Water Garden Pump 15. Box of superbly decorated cupcakes from Michelle. 4. 24 delicious ginger biscuits baked by Betty. 16. M.O.T. at European Car Centre. 5. Peal of bells for a special occasion at All Saints Church, Kempston. 17. Basket of ironing to be delivered to Margaret Parrott in Bromham. 6. Basket of fruit from Margaret. 18.Ticket for two adults and two children at Mead Open Farm in 7. Rugby shirt signed by the 'Bedford Blues' rugby team. Billington. 19. Ferrari hat signed by Michael Schumacher donated by Jenny. 8.Copies of the books 'Britain in Photographs - Bedford' by Richard Wildman, 'Paul Martin's Britain' by Paul Martin (both signed) and The 20. Russell Hobbs kettle donated by Maggie. Countryside Remembered by Sadie Ward. 21. Sunday afternoon tea for ten at Audrey's in Box End, Kempston. 9.Meat voucher to the value of £10 from McKenzie's Butchers in 22. Head Massage in your own home by Linda Jones, Stanley St. Kempston and vegetables for four supplied by Audrey. 23. Power wash of your driveway or patio by John (ten mile radius). 10. Two plain wills from Palmers Solicitors. 24. Cut and blow dry at Cutting Edge Hair Studios by stylist, Nadia. 11.Outing for two at Frosts Garden Centre in Willington including coffee 25. Steiff Elephant with a value of £40 kindly donated by Jenny. and cake (ten mile radius). 3 2 49.Family ticket for two adults and three children at Oasis Pool, 55.Seven inch Christmas Cake, Christmas Pudding, Mistletoe and three jars of Cardington Road in Bedford. home made jam in a basket all kindly donated by Alison McEwan. Auction Bids in Advance 50. Glass apple paperweight kindly donated by Mary Smith. If you are unable to come to our auction you can still take part and support our fundraising. Please complete the bidding slip and deliver, marked 'Auction Bid', 51. Three items of Clarins skincare kindly donated by Victoria, worth to: £20. Audrey Carruthers 54 Box End Road Kempston 52. Beige Horseware fleece jacket, size 14/16, donated by a supporter. By 6PM on 10 September 2011 53. A beautiful basket of pampering goodies to make you feel better. We will appoint somebody to bid confidentially on your behalf up to your registered maximum bid. If you have any queries about any of the listed items please call Audrey or 54.Meal for up to six in your own home prepared by professional chef Jenny. Harry Churchman, previously of The Falcon, Bletsoe and Woodlands Manor, Clapham. Buyer to supply ingredients. Advance Bidding Slip Name: Telephone: 6 .
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