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West Toowoomba hosts two Christmas parties and receives donated defibrillator

West Toowoomba held two fun Christmas parties today. The club also thanked Kate's Place Kindergarten & Early Learning for donating a defibrillator, one of several given to community groups.

2 min read5 December 2020
West Toowoomba hosts two Christmas parties and receives donated defibrillator

Two Christmas parties at West Toowoomba

A small, lopsided Christmas tree decorated with purple and pink ornaments and tinsel, beside a "Merry Christmas" sign and wreaths on a white wall

t's beginning to look a lot like Christmas!

Two fantastic Christmas parties today. Lots of fun was had by all.

Inflatable brown kangaroo-like mascot on grass beside croquet mallets and a lawn court, with chairs behind
Two people play croquet on a dry lawn beside a clubhouse with blue gazebo tents and a large kangaroo statue
People in hats and summer dresses watch a player with a mallet at a croquet lawn beside a wooden colonial-style building
People in vintage-style dress play croquet on a grassy lawn beneath large shade trees
Several people with mallets play croquet on a grassy lawn beside a wooden clubhouse, under tall trees

Defibrillator donated to West Toowoomba by Kate's Place

A person in a dark jacket carries a red Philips defibrillator case by its handle on a city street

Thanks to Kate's Place Kindergarten & Early Learning for your generosity in providing defibrillators to a number of community groups, including ours.

We really appreciate your support.

West Toowoomba Croquet Club community news photo related to the defibrillator donation from Kate's Place Kindergarten & Early Learning
A group of smiling people stand behind a table displaying a white wall-mounted defibrillator cabinet and an AED unit in a room with shelving
Five people stand behind a table displaying an open AED defibrillator cabinet, first aid kit, and CPR training materials
Wall-mounted AED in a glass cabinet beside a white first aid kit, with "Call 000 for Ambulance" signage and a green AED sign above
An AED cabinet on a wall, labeled "Call 000 for Ambulance," beside first aid posters; no croquet context is visible
Empty room with light wood floors and grey walls, featuring wooden honour boards listing champions and presidents, and an AED unit
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