Snooker champs help boost hospice appeal
7:24am Wednesday 17th October 2007
A SNOOKER Snooker Challenge staged by Dymond Promotions at Wellsprings Leisure Centre, Taunton, boosted St Margaret's Somerset Hospice by £500.
STAR players Ronnie O'Sullivan and Jimmy White topped the bill and signed two snooker cues for raffle prizes.
The hospice's New Build Appeal still has another £400, 000 to go to reach its £2 million target.
If you wish to donate to the appeal for a new inpatient wing at the hospice in Bishop's Hull, contact Michele Evans or Gerri Harrison on 01823-321899 or e-mail micheleevans@st-marg-hospice.org
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Gerri Harrison and Michele Evans, of St Margaret's, receive the cheque from Jonathan Meeson, of the Holiday Inn, Jeff Dymond, of Dymond Promotions, and Ian White, of Dymond White Limousines.
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