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Serving up funds to cure cancer

By Riverine Herald

May 24, 2024

Mary Hatfield and Kelly King. Photo by Aidan Briggs

District residents gathered in homes, community families and businesses to enjoy a cuppa, cake and other tasty treats to raise funds to fight cancer.

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Last week, among the Biggest Morning Teas held were functions at Shirley Higman’s home, Echuca Workers and Echuca Neighbourhood House. Moama Public School also held a sneaky afternoon tea to attract some later-in-the-day tea drinkers. Riv photographer Aidan Briggs was out and about to sample some of the delicious treats.

Vivid staff, volunteers clients also enjoyed morning tea, and have shared their pics with the Riv.

Bupthe will host a Biggest Morning Tea event on Thursday.

Ramon Wilkens and Moy Wilkens. Photo by Aidan Briggs

Lyn Stansbury, Kerri Ryant and Ann Lyons. Photo by Aidan Briggs

Alan Oliver and Julie Oliver. Photo by Aidan Briggs

It was quite a spread at Echuca Neighbourhood House. Photo by Aidan Briggs

Deb Clements and Maryanne Hammond from Deb's Delights who catered for Echuca Neighbourhood House’s event. Photo by Aidan Briggs

Judd Edgar, Bobby Irishmoysey and Cash Irishmoysey. Photo by Aidan Briggs

A stall was set up at Moama Public School’s biggest afternoon tea where students could buy books, food and other items with money donated to the cause. Photo by Aidan Briggs

Georgia Armstrong performs. Photo by Aidan Briggs

Charlotte Wilson and Fenella Johnson. Photo by Aidan Briggs

A stall was set up at Moama Public School’s biggest afternoon tea where students could buy books, food and other items with money donated to the cause. Photo by Aidan Briggs

Josie McCormick and Zoe Russell. Photo by Aidan Briggs

Moama Public School staff, students and family members enjoyed the event. Photo by Aidan Briggs

Angus Hearn, Ben Power, Chase Bramley and Parker Bramley. Photo by Aidan Briggs

Beau Sime and Brock Harman. Photo by Aidan Briggs

Jennifer Shannon, Peter Shannon and Christine Foster. Photo by Aidan Briggs

Treats on offer at Echuca Workers’ Biggest Morning Tea. Photo by Aidan Briggs

Jill Banch, Cherryl Francis and Lesley Serong. Photo by Aidan Briggs

Patrons enjoy Echuca Workers’ Biggest Morning Tea event. Photo by Aidan Briggs

Clare Orton, Mackenzie Orton, Glenda Wright and Kevin Wright. Photo by Aidan Briggs

Glenda Gretgrix and Ellie Wallace. Photo by Aidan Briggs

Barbara Goldsmith, Glennis Connell and Jeanette Maloney. Photo by Aidan Briggs

Shirley Higman and Colin Higman. Photo by Aidan Briggs

Daryl Frawley and Geraldine Frawley. Photo by Aidan Briggs

Laurie Quinn, Shirley Higman and Colin Higman. Photo by Aidan Briggs

Shirley Higman hosted her own Biggest Morning Tea. Photo by Aidan Briggs

Ray Hicks, Brian Wills, Ann Kirchhofer and Roger Kirchhofer. Photo by Aidan Briggs

Biggest Morning Tea, hosted by Shirley Higman, was enjoyed by many. Photo by Aidan Briggs

Kellie McIntosh, Josh Cheep and Amelia Dean. Photo by Supplied

Nathaneal Smith, Peter Harris, Sue Green and Scott Alexander. Photo by Supplied

Joshua Trevena, Zack Phyland and Leigh Coffey. Photo by Supplied

Jacki Black, Natasha Witton, Campbell Milgate and David Wells. Photo by Supplied

Cheryl Pridham, Heidi Danziger, Jacki Black and Natasha Witton. Photo by Supplied

Vivid’s Biggest Morning Tea was well supported. Photo by Supplied

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