Tea to help fill in Deni’s history

Jul 27, 2022

Marc Petersen, Jan Stanmore and Betty Mathews.

More than 30 people attended the Deniliquin Genealogy Society’s fundraising event for the Pastoral Times Trove Digitisation Project, held on Friday at the Edward River Library.

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There was an abundance of delicious baked goods made by members, raffles and a trading table for guests to enjoy.

Organisers said the event was a great success and a wonderful first event for what is an ongoing project and will have more events to come.

They also thanked the Edward River Library, Body Harmony and group members for providing quite an array of prizes for the raffle.

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