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School raises money

Bev Blackwell (back) attended Port Neill Primary School’s Biggest Morning Tea along with Elle, Kelsi and Hugo Masters and Jeff Blackwell. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED

A Biggest Morning Tea raised $536 for the Cancer Council on Wednesday, May 24 at Port Neill Primary School.

Family and community members attended the day and can still donate to the cause if they wish by contacting the school.

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