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Charity begins at market



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FORMER nurse and honorary Rotarian June Pallett has been raising funds in Driffield for a polio immunisation project in India.
Mrs Pallett has just returned from India where she assisted with an Indian National Immunisation day when moe than 1,000,000 children across the country were immunised in one day.

Mrs Pallett was accompanied by her husband, Rotarian Tony Pallett.

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