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B a: $1151" facto- - miln-m mufcammphe of the attention to Rwanda, this story has Ethiopia. é , A: at 12; gosh: went towork Of course, . tl 11 told in the ular As the New Year opens, Ontario t Kr/jeffd"' "K. ' IM' ry. an early ag ' . " year, and one Of the biggest .of try gone mos y n pop hi h school students are again ' . "R IMI l3 at the SR. Davey drugstore on Main tget, was the refugee cri515 m Tie, there is a light at the poigsed to offer their practical caring Ml8'4 *"figé' Et" Street..She1ater went to Toronto and - Rwrn "12:8:le some 100 000 end ofthe tunnel. through World Vision's so Hour Eii' We, I! rte,re,tsygqeifrgrSsvgrsfti - " ere ' . amin ' M iiWWSl It' r,rirr'r: 7 . . children separated and orphaned iierigts,fg't1gcygr1,ogtyafoo, fan't Shiites an offer Dave Toycen ll Blliiiflrs) _ there ever since. Ted Smith W? w.ith - frorn their parents." _ m , . 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' . we A life-long resident of J, " " ' - . . _ 1lll 5 'll-lit-lille, 5 MN " . Sullivan Township and L v. I . . ' " . , IllIllmlillt glllMIillrlI _ Chesley, Jack Glasser, cele- _- I . M» BiMIBltg" - ' . 1illlilllillliliiNiilll _ . I " ' ' brated his 92nd birthday on T 5 " Il1l I " 'lliltlMllil ' I "" _ * " , Saturday at Elgin Abbey "I . . ' ' "". __-___ ' -.rew_ Lodge in Chesley. Born on a, What a beautiful winter wonderland _ January 28, 1903 in Sullivan _ r . i1 ' left behind!! Township, the father of three _ last week s heavy snowfall 1 h t ) and grandfather of several In (G0 em p o o grandchildren, has been a d, _ W resident of the Lodge for , _.-.------------------------------".-" _---" - ' about six months. - Fecus on Phase 3 u, V - (Golem Photo) -.' Z ' and fulfill your fantasy 8 e, afl .2 by MaryGolem quality of items donated "is what's I'v- . Organizers of an unique fundrais- going to make the auction" and he mg effort - a fantasy auction to raise and the ot,her committee members K- funds for the Phase 3 project at the are grateful for the community sup- . .j Chesley District High School - are port received. E? pleased with the "excellent" Anyone still interested in making g response they have had to date and a donation is asked to contact . saythe April Ph. auction should be Nancy' Maxwell at 363-2033 or kJ. most entertaining! Barry Munie at 363-2344. ' , Over l301tems - everything from The committee hopes to have . u moosehlde slippers, a handmade about 200 items for the auction to f, . . a q.uiltastda makeover to the opportu- be held Friday, April 28th at the any to host a radio show, a new car Chesley Community Centre. They 5 and a hot tub' rental - will be up for hope to raise about $10,000 for the _ ' auction. Phase 3 project, a new gymnasium One of the auction organizers, and library resource centre for the P. Barry Munie, said the number and Chesley District High School. (' a t.