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NSRI Station 36, Oyster Bay hosted a fundraiser at Die Ou Melkstal on 9th July and raised a handsome R7000. A lamb on the spit, Super 15 Rugby and a charity auction saw everyone chipping in to support the volunteers. A big thank you to all the sponsors : Algoa Plastics (Port Elizabeth), Bait Man (Humansdorp), Bokkie & Lindy Lombard of Oyster Bay Sea Kaya, Commercial Marine (Jeffery’s Bay), Fruit & Veg (Humansdorp), Freddy Hirsch (Port Elizabeth), Grand Liquors (Humansdorp), Koelkor (Humansdorp), Ola Ice Cream (Port Elizabeth), Oyster Bay Beach Lodge (Oyster Bay), Oyster Bay Lodge (Oyster Bay), Port Hole Restaurant (Port St Francis), Weirs Cash & Carry (Port Elizabeth) and Wimpy (Humansdorp).Thank you to all our supporters who purchased lucky draw tickets and made bids for the various items. In particular we must thank Gail, Oom Jan and Nellis who took turns to buy the same microwave and donate it back to be re-auctioned.... the microwave was finally purchased by Kurt.
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