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Thanks for street collection

Published: 9:50 AM June 5, 2009    Updated: 9:37 PM October 10, 2020

ON Saturday, May 23, the Guide Dogs for the Blind Association held a street collection and raised �255.60p.Many thanks to everyone who gave so generously.

ON Saturday, May 23, the Guide Dogs for the Blind Association held a street collection and raised �255.60p.

Many thanks to everyone who gave so generously.

MRS B M ROWN

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