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Seniors morning tea at the Mount



The Mount Morgan Pensioners and Superannuants will celebrate Seniors Week on Tuesday, 19 October 19, with a huge morning tea.

The event at the Mount Morgan School of Arts in Morgan Street will start at 9.30am, with admission $4.

Organisers are planning a whole host of happenings during the morning including a lucky door, multi draw, money board, competitions and a musical program.

Bookings are essential. To book your table call Secretary Pat Hare on 49 381 986 or mobile 0409 270 025 as soon as possible please for catering purposes.

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