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Lower North Gun Club still active in New Year

Lower North Gun Club Christmas get together on 26 December. Pictured are Amy Shipton, Ann Damin, Sue Byrnes, Brett Duncan, Barry Duncan, Pamela Duncan, Rob Damin and John Byrnes. (Supplied)
Pamela Duncan

Lower North Gun Club met together at Sneaky’s Restaurant for a Christmas get together on Tuesday, 16 December. It was […]

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