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Central Taranaki Young Farmers Club go pink for breast cancer

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16 May, 2018 02:30 AMQuick Read

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Anna Arends, Kelsi Bayly, Jessie Waite, Emma Jarden, Kirby Wilson and Sophie Brown attended the Central Taranaki Young Farmers Club Pink Ribbon fundraiser.

Anna Arends, Kelsi Bayly, Jessie Waite, Emma Jarden, Kirby Wilson and Sophie Brown attended the Central Taranaki Young Farmers Club Pink Ribbon fundraiser.

The Central Taranaki Young Farmers Club raised more than $500 for Breast Cancer at their Pink Ribbon fundraiser last Wednesday night.

The club, which put on a pink-themed pot luck at the Huinga Hall, invited the local community to join in on the fun, and raise money for the cause.

The club also auctioned off a cake from Cakes and Bakes Stratford, which sold for nearly $100.

Club chair Nick Brown says the club enjoyed being able to put on an event for such a good cause, and it was great to have the local community involved too.

The best dressed award went to Phil Read and Jessie Waite was awarded for being the most creative.

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