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Elsie is all set for her ‘Colour for Cancer’ day at Dudley Winery

7yo Elsie is raising funds for her grandfather, Mos Howard, a dedicated Penneshaw ambulance volunteer recently diagnosed with rectal cancer, and Emma Bell, a KICE school teacher facing a recent diagnosis of bowel cancer. (Supplied)
Stan Gorton

Elsie is hoping you can attend her fun “Colour for Cancer” day at 11am on Sunday, Feb. 15 at Dudley […]

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