Anneline Thorpe (right), aged 10, of Somerfield School, with a friend, Sarah Hunter, aged eight, outside the school yesterday. Sarah was part of a Red Cross Youth group which stood outside the school’s gates yesterday morning to collect for the Thorpe family whose house was gutted by fire on Sunday. The group raised more then $300 for their efforts, the money going to help buy necessaries for Anneline and her family. Anneline also received gifts from her schoolmates who spent Wednesday making toys to help raise money.
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87Anneline Thorpe (right), aged 10, of Somerfield School, with a friend, Sarah Hunter, aged eight, outside the school yesterday. Sarah was part of a Red Cross Youth group which stood outside the school’s gates yesterday morning to collect for the Thorpe family whose house was gutted by fire on Sunday. The group raised more then $300 for their efforts, the money going to help buy necessaries for Anneline and her family. Anneline also received gifts from her schoolmates who spent Wednesday making toys to help raise money. Press, 21 November 1986, Page 9
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