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Deniliquin, AU

May 10, 2025

13°C

clear sky

Wind: 12 Km/h

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Sell-out afternoon tea

By Zoe McMaugh

Apr 29, 2022

The Deniliquin CanAssist committee (from left) Bianca Armytage, Kellie Crossley, Cathy Cleary, Jenny Fellows and Sherryn Hill.

The first Deniliquin CanAssist since high tea since the COVID-19 began was held at Deniliquin on Sunday, and it was a huge success.

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The beautiful weather allowed for the 124 guests to be spread out at The Crossing Cafe, with tables spanning the inside, back deck and paved area such was the interest in attendance.

Guests enjoyed delicious food and beverages, learned more about Deniliquin CanAssist and how it helps local families dealing with cancer, from president Kellie Crossley.

Proceeds from the day, estimated to be about $6000, will help with those initiatives.

Karyn Bull, Chris Maw and Jan Lord.

Wendy Pekin and Annie Bulmer.

Kellie Crossley, Kristy Keel and Bianca Armytage.

Lyn Reid, Ellie Danckert, Jane Thomson and Judy Smith.

Helen Sides and Francie Cullenward.

Di Rinaldi, Pat Fogarty, Vicki Meyer and Bobby Murphy.

Shannon Bulmer, Rachel Braybon and Leith Tweed.

Cathy Cleary and Fiona Waters.

Stephanie Calder and Victoria Gatacre.

Karen Druitt, Pam Pearson, Margie Butcher, Jill Barnett, Wendy McKindlay, Carolyn Barnett, Pat Druitt and Marcia McBurnie.

By Zoe McMaugh

Senior journalist

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