Kurri Retired Mineworkers held a sold-out luncheon for Jodie’s Place on March 9, raising $2258 for the local domestic violence refuge.
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More than 120 attendees enjoyed a two-course lunch, a raffle with a television given away as the major prize, and entertainment by Christina George and Lynette Guest.
Pearson’s Meats donated a large amount of the food for the lunch.
Kurri Retired Mineworkers president David Clark said that the association chose to donate to Jodie’s Place because of the involvement they have had in the past with the charity, including the involvement of some members as volunteers for the refuge.
MEETING THIS MONDAY
The funds For Jodie’s Place will be presented to Hunter Domestic Violence Support and Advisory Services coordinator Paula Mudd at the Kurri Retired Mineworkers branch meeting at Kurri Senior Citizens Centre this coming Monday.
Mr. Clark will report on health, pension and community matters. Reports will also be presented by delegates and members on state and district meetings of retired mineworkers.
The meeting will start at 10am and retired mineworkers, retirees, pensioners, wives and friends are cordially invited to attend.
