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Night of trivia has a serious purpose

THE Friends of Ermera will hold its annual trivia night for the serious business of helping people in Ermera, East Timor.
The night will be held at Gleneagles campus of Eumemmerring College, Reema Boulevard, Endeavour Hills, at 7.30pm on Saturday 21 October.
Activities will include a silent auction and lots of raffle prizes.
It is bringyourown eats, drinks and glasses but tea and coffee will be provided.
All profits will go to projects to help with the rehabilitation of Ermera in East Timor.
Donations are tax deductible.
Patrons are invited to make up table but small groups and individuals can be accommodated.
Tickets are available from Joyce Rebeiro, on 9700 1250, Anne Riswick 9700 2331, or Lynne Bryan, on 9700 7931.

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