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Mahu Community Trading Post keeps dishing out the cash

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September 30, 2019 11:57am

Local Matters


Sep 30, 2019 11:57am

Trading Post chair John Carr hands over a cheque for $2,500 to the Warkworth Volunteer Fire Brigade Operational Support team.

The money will pay for new shelves in the Ops Support team’s Ford Transit van to better store their emergency equipment.

The Ops Support team directs traffic and ensures public safety at the scene of an accident or emergency.  The team is eager to recruit more volunteers.

To be considered for a volunteer role, turn up to the Warkworth Fire Station on a Tuesday night after 7pm.

Pictured from left, Lew Gifford (Mahu Community Trading Post), Richard Wood (Ops Support), Jane Watt (Ops Support) John Carr (Mahu Community Trading Post), Tracey Morris (Ops Support).

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