Child cancer research benefits from barbecue

Updated April 17 2014 - 11:58am, first published 12:00am
Big balloons: Emily and Luke Battista show off their balloons.
Big balloons: Emily and Luke Battista show off their balloons.
Designs: Poem Brooking has her face painted by Jessica McDonnell.
Designs: Poem Brooking has her face painted by Jessica McDonnell.
Having balloon fun: Patricia Humphries holds on tight to her balloon.
Having balloon fun: Patricia Humphries holds on tight to her balloon.
Happy times: Poem Brooking, Destany Ramelca, Jamie Brooking, Stephen Nicholas, Detroit Brooking enjoy the barbecue.
Happy times: Poem Brooking, Destany Ramelca, Jamie Brooking, Stephen Nicholas, Detroit Brooking enjoy the barbecue.
Helping out: Jeff Needham and Helga Henke help raise funds at the barbecue.
Helping out: Jeff Needham and Helga Henke help raise funds at the barbecue.
Fancy dress: Jan Veal and Anthony Shine dress up as Fairy and Captain Jack Sparrow to entertain the children.
Fancy dress: Jan Veal and Anthony Shine dress up as Fairy and Captain Jack Sparrow to entertain the children.
Child cancer research benefits from barbecue
Child cancer research benefits from barbecue
Child cancer research benefits from barbecue
Child cancer research benefits from barbecue
In tune: Entertainer Paul Jane keeps the crowds happy.
In tune: Entertainer Paul Jane keeps the crowds happy.
Biker boys: Koos Van Rensburg and Ian Walker enjoy their lunch.
Biker boys: Koos Van Rensburg and Ian Walker enjoy their lunch.
Fundraising fun: Hannah Quirk and Dillon Henke enjoy the day.
Fundraising fun: Hannah Quirk and Dillon Henke enjoy the day.

THE Lions club cooked up a storm and raised $2580 for childhood cancer research at a recent family barbecue.

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