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Auction - Everton Signed Shirt

Blue Kipper are pleased to announce the auction of a SIGNED EVERTON SHIRT.
It is signed by 13 players from last season's 1st team squad, including Tim Cahill, Duncan Ferguson, James Beattie, Tony Hibbert, Gary Naysmith, Davie Wier, James McFadden, Joseph Yobo & Mikel Arteta.

The Shirt is being auctioned for 'SUNDOWNS' Charity (Reg. Charity No. 1089679).


The Winner Of The Shirt With A Bid Of £390 Is Andy King

The winner will be the highest bidder by 8.00p.m. (BST) on Thursday 6th July 2006.


Auction Winner Andy King (Honest), With Paul Masters (Sundowns), and Lavo With The Winning Shirt

 


Family Affair: Natasha King, Andy King, Olivia King, Paul (Sundowns), and Uncle Nick From Sunny Florida, In Sunny Aintree

 

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Close - Up of some of the signatures -
Will you ever have a chance of getting Duncan Ferguson's signature again?

 

The winner will be the highest bidder by 8.00p.m. (BST) on Thursday 6th July 2006.

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Date Name Bid
06/07/06 Andrew King £390
06/07/06 Rob Doe £380
06/07/06 Steve Briscoe £370
06/07/06 James Bransford £360
03/07/06 Andrew King £350
03/07/06 James Bransford £290
01/07/06 Trevor Ambrose £250
30/06/06 Paul Harrison £200
30/06/06 Jimmy Bell £150
30/06/06 Shez Khan £100
29/06/06 Dave Swift £80
29/06/06 Leo Wain £50
29/06/06 Steve Briscoe £10

To bid for the shirt, e-mail jogger@bluekipper.com
together with your bid, name, address, and telephone number.

Bids are only accepted in units of £10.

The winner will be the highest bidder by 8.00p.m. (BST) on Thursday 6th July 2006.

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About 'SUNDOWNS'

'SUNDOWNS' was officially formed in September 2000. It is a support group for parents of children with Downs Syndrome. Based on the Wirral, 'SUNDOWNS' is the only British group to gain affiliation to the National Downs Syndrome Society. This has been based in the U.S.A. for over 22 years and is the largest non profit making Downs Syndrome Charity in the world. They began the first Buddy Walk 10 years ago as part of their Downs Syndrome Awareness Programme and SUNDOWNS is very proud to be the first British group to be able to bring this very positive event to the U.K.
Amongst other things this money has been used to begin a resource library on topics such as health, education and emotional support for people with Downs Syndrome and their families. We would like to increase our membership from its current 36 families. To continue with our social outings such as our Christmas Trip to Gulliver's World, Summer Dance and Christmas Dance. To broaden and strengthen the links we have made with the Health Service and Education Service. To continue to raise awareness of Downs Syndrome and the many positive contributions that these people can make to society.
Further details from PaulSundowns@aol.com