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On Friday 12 June a biggest morning tea was held at the Mullumbimby Golf Club.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Mullumbimby community for their generous warm spirit. also a big thank you to our sponsors and MC.

The morning was a great success with 85 in attendance and over $1,000 raised for the cancer council.

Thank you

Lynnette Kee, Mullumbimby lady golfers


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