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Hatz on for ladies Golfer Ruth with comedienne Ellen Briggs and golfers Lynette and Gail.

After a slow, wet year, the Mullumbimby Golf Club has struggled: the ladies of the club are arriving hat in hand to help raise funds to support the club.

Hatz by the Green is welcoming to members and guests. This is an opportunity to frock up and come to the club for what is sure to be a fun morning. The ever popular Ellen Briggs will MC for the event and there will be a fashion parade, featuring Sue M’s boutique and MeMe clothing. There will be raffles, prizes for best dressed and best hat; also a lucky door prize, but if you can’t find a suitable hat fear not! Cindy from Hatz by the Sea will be on hand with a beautiful display, also available for hire. Local company Madura Tea are also sponsors and there will be a beautiful High Tea display by Mullum InStyle living.

Get a table of eight together and come along, on Monday August 5 for a fun morning – Bookings essential, 6684 2273.

 

 


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