Campbeltown Courier

Kintyre raises a cup to World’s Biggest Coffee Morning

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The Campbeltow­n branch of Macmillan Cancer Support’s fundraisin­g team kick-started the charity’s World’s Biggest Coffee Morning campaign in Kintyre. The ladies, who regularly hold events to raise funds for the charity which provides specialist health care, informatio­n and financial support to people affected by cancer, welcomed guests to Kirk Street Hall on Saturday. The raffle, baking, tombola and merchandis­e stalls were kept busy by the constant flow of visitors as volunteers rushed around in the kitchen pouring tea and coffee and keeping plates of biscuits topped up. The fundraiser, which made almost £800, was one in a series of events across the UK held on or around September 28 in aid of the charities World’s Biggest Coffee Morning campaign. Joining in and hosting their own events, the Campbeltow­n Courier will be selling filtered coffee and home baking today (Friday) from 10am, and Glenbarr Stores has a bake sale next Thursday, September 27, from 9am until noon.

 ?? 50_c38macmill­an07 ?? Sisters Morag Johnston and Katie MacKinnon enjoyed a cuppa.
50_c38macmill­an07 Sisters Morag Johnston and Katie MacKinnon enjoyed a cuppa.
 ?? 50_c38macmill­an03 ?? Valerie Graham, Wilma Stevenson, Janice Mcshannon and Sheena Ramsay working hard in the kitchen.
50_c38macmill­an03 Valerie Graham, Wilma Stevenson, Janice Mcshannon and Sheena Ramsay working hard in the kitchen.
 ?? 50_c38macmill­an05 ?? Three-year-old Ellie Robertson ‘persuades’ her reluctant brother, Lewis, five, to smile for the camera.
50_c38macmill­an05 Three-year-old Ellie Robertson ‘persuades’ her reluctant brother, Lewis, five, to smile for the camera.

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