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Beating dementia

Barbara Ellis, Annette Stewart, Peter Stewart, Pauline Sullivan, Carol Clarke, Glen Aldridge, Deidre Henderson and Jann Aldridge are walking to raise funds for dementia research. (Dee Elferink: 538371_01)
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Fleurieu dementia advocate Deidre Henderson is calling on the community to support fundraising efforts to beat dementia, even if they […]

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