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Ten from seven make one

QUITE THE QUILT. Students from Thornhill Elementary’s
grade seven class recently created and raffled off the quilt
seen above to raise money for their year-end activities, Show-

ing off their handiwork are Cindy Menz, Belinda Bangay,

‘Monique Charbonneau, Kimberley Green, Karie Kluss, Darlyn

Larsen, Melanie Dubois, Laurie Kindred and Melanie
Mintenko. Missing from the phato is Tammy Bourgoin. The

“quilt was won by John Bangay.

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More Moen

Rupert for Seafest. Apparently
things were really happening
there and those who went hada
fun weekend. ;
kkekik
I've seen a few familiar faces
in around Terrace recently: such
as Eileen Arbour, Tom and Jo
Kenna — are you thinking of
moving back? — and Honey
Owens. who is here for her
grandson’s graduation. Unfor-
tunately, I forgot to ask if Andy
was here too.
kekk
And we rushed to meet the
Grey Goose tour bus that pass-
ed through a week ago Sunday,
On it was friend Winnie

school friend. The people on the
bus were all from Manitoba and
Saskatchewan. -
_ kkekik

News from the Willows: Bir-
thdays this month include Sam
Sobsychyn (June 2), Peter
Dmytriu (June 19), Louie
Schillinger, Annie Green (June
20), Marie Da Silva (June 28)
and Ann Zadoroznyj (June 28).

Pear! Normandy is just back
from another short vacation
and Mildred, who has been
gone since Easter, has also just
returned.

kkekkk.
Finally, a few prayers go cut
to Victor Zaporzan — ap-

Reynolds and hospital
representatives Jim Macin-
tosh were welcome visitors to
Mills Memorial Hospital last

week,
They brought with them a
cheque for $2,300 towards

monitor for the pacdiatric
department. so

Noting the donalion was
the latest in a series to the f

Slides & pools
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acilily, Macintosh said the bring’a friend.

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the Shriners own hospitals | -
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hospitals, he added, was now

devoting allits efforts to fin-
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