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Busy month as duty calls

PAKENHAM Red Cross Unit has had a busy month with members and helpers out collecting for Red Cross Calling.
If a collector calls, please give to assist Red Cross with work in the local area.
Thanks to all who have made donations.
Other members have attended a foodhandling course and training for the Good Start Breakfast program at schools.
The next function is a morning tea on 19 April at the home of Rae and Ran Webster, 44 James St Pakenham at 10am.
The next Red Cross meeting will be held at Meadowvale Village on 28 March at 2pm.

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