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OPERATION COVER-UP” Raffle Result

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The beautiful black and white crocheted rug, that was raffled recently at Pain and Kershaw, has been won by Beverley Mahaki. Money raised by this raffle has been used to buy more wool for knitters. Knitted rugs and garments will be on display at St Andrew’s Church Hall, Dublin St. on Saturday 30th July from 1.30 to 3.30pm. before being sent to Ukraine and Eastern Europe.  Everyone is welcome.
 
Many thanks to Pain and Kershaw and to Cotter and Stevens for sponsoring this project.

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