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One big morning tea

There were plenty of delicious sweet treats at Noosa Yacht and Rowing Club last Thursday to raise money for Cancer Council

By KATIE DE VERTEUIL

NOOSA Yacht and Rowing Club drew a sellout crowd last Thursday as locals gathered to participate in Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea.
Together they managed to raise over $3000 for the Cancer Council. A tremendous effort by all involved.
While the Noosa branch of the Cancer Council is a dedicated bunch they are desperate for new members.
Anyone interested can contact Annie on 0409 385 566.
The next meeting will be held on Friday 12 June at The Lesiure Centre, Noosaville at 10am. It will be a gardening demonstration and all are welcome.

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