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Ring seeks reunion

By JONATHON HOWARD

LOSING an expensive wedding ring is every married man’s (and woman’s) worst nightmare.
So when Noosa local Frances Gibson found a man’s wedding ring on the beachfront at Glen Eden, Marcus Beach, she thought best to phone the local newspaper.
“I found it on the weekend of Saturday 7 June, and thought someone must be devastated to have lost their wedding ring,” she said.
“It looks like it might be expensive and I just want to return it to its rightful owner.”
Certain details about the ring have been withheld in order for the owner to describe to ring.
Frances said she received a signet ring when she was eight-years old and was devastated when she lost it down the drain in her twenties.
“It was so sad when I lost my first signet ring,” she said.
“I just hope this ring can be returned to its owner.”
To find out more and give a specific description of the ring phone Frances on 0424 183 493.
Alternatively, contact Noosa Today on 5455 6946.

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