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Baby Guy Charity Event – March 27th, 2011

Posted by Crout On March - 8 - 2011

Proud Dad, Nicholas Guy, originally uploaded by John Guy2010.

Sunday, March 27 · 2:00pm – 4:00pm
Legacy Hall, Cupids Legacy Centre
Join us for an afternoon of fun, entertainment and prizes!

All gifts donated to the Carbonear General Hospital Gift Shop Birthing Bed Project and other selected charities.

Baby items and monetary gifts appreciated.

Bring your own cards and baskets!

For more information, please contact Linda Kane: 528-3500 or lindakane95@gmail.com

For the new baby.
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