Tickets are now on sale for a charity Midsummer Ball at the Best Western Palace Hotel ? Casino, being held in aid of Isle of Man Parkinson’s Disease Society.
The event, part of the hotel’s programme of charity fundraising events for 2012, will be held at 7.30pm on Friday, June 22, with guests enjoying a five-course meal and entertainment, a raffle and silent auction.
Sefton Group Director of Hotels & Leisure Adrian Brockhouse said: ‘The Parkinson’s Society does vital work on the Island both supporting ongoing research and helping those who suffer from Parkinson’s disease.
‘Our Midsummer Ball event is a highlight of our fundraising calendar and guests will be treated to a superb evening of entertainment and fine food. Our staff work very hard organising our charity events and we are very grateful for all their efforts. I’d also like to thank to thank our customers who support the events and help boost the amount of money we raise each year.’
Tickets for the Midsummer Ball are priced at ?50 per person – to book, please call 682716.
Parkinson’s Disease is a progressive neurological illness affecting movement such as walking, talking and writing. The Isle of Man Society was established in 1989 as a Manx-registered charity to support research into the cause of the illness and assist Island residents who suffer from the condition.
The Isle of Man Parkinson's Disease Society meets at the Shearwater Suite at the Best Western Palace Hotel ? Casino on the fourth Tuesday of every month. For more details about the charity, please contact Pamela Shimwell-Mayo on 897504.
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