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Murgon man celebrates 100 eventful years

Murgon local George Ansell celebrated his 100th birthday at the town's Services Club on Sunday, 7 January. 382680_09

The South Burnett celebrated a very special occasion over the weekend, congratulating legendary Murgon resident George Ansell on his 100th […]

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