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    The party’s at Home!

    Grocott's MailBy Grocott's MailAugust 9, 2016No Comments1 Min Read
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    Foodie and craft-lover's heaven, Home Industries, celebrated their 45th birthday on Friday by giving away a R450 voucher.

    Foodie and craft-lover's heaven, Home Industries, celebrated their 45th birthday on Friday by giving away a R450 voucher.

    The deal was that till slips with names of customers buying for over R100 went into the draw and the lucky winner was Jean Rodgerson.

    Here she receives her voucher from Ansu Heinen. It was open house, with every customer who came in offered champagne and orange juice, and an array of the delicious treats that residents and visitors still flock to Home Industries for – nearly half a century on. 

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