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20/08/2009

By Kelly Yates
THE Rotary Club of Narre Warren has raised $1200 from its sausage sizzle fundraiser held at Bunnings Warehouse Fountain Gate.
Rotary member Roger Hall has been dubbed as the club’s “barbecue man”, keeping all of the equipment up to date and purchasing the food for the fundraisers. Mr Hall said all of the money raised would be going towards local Rotary programs involving young people.
“We thank Bunnings Warehouse for their support in allowing us to raise money for the local community, and at the same time providing the sausage sizzle for their customers.”
The next sausage sizzles at Bunnings Warehouse Fountain Gate will be held on Sunday 6 September, Sunday 11 October, Saturday 7 November and Saturday 5 December.

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