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Hello Potential Blood Donors

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If you can possibly come and give blood on Thursday 11th June at the Martinborough Town Hall, you would be most welcome. Blood is always needed and even if you can’t give blood perhaps you can tell someone who can. It is a great community day, come and enjoy the usual reward of a free espresso coffee and home baking too! 

Please contact David Kershaw by email to david@pandk.co.nz. You can also text him on 021625327 and he will be happy to arrange a time that suits to speed things up. Otherwise you can just turn up between 8am and 2pm.

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