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£500 Donated

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The team would like to say a massive thank to everyone what attended the digs. £500 was raised for charity’s. £250 for castleview school Stirling for kids with autism this will help towards them for a new mini bus. £250 to member John Barr who helps adults with learning disabilities in Woodwork were there going to make something for the club. Some nice silver gold sovereign and possible some Roman coins without your support this wouldn’t be possible so a massive thank to everyone

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