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Well Ma, how are you. I want you and Pa to come and see us now you can make conections all right don't have to lay over at Newton all night you try and come. We are all well. Ma I want you to send me a card some day and Pa to and if you only put your name on it. This was taken at Angie's. I didn't know of it and was down town just got back when they were done. Blanche Mame Harold Merle Angie and her baby and neighbor woman and her boy.&#13;
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9th-12th Place&#13;
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 1st Place -  Alyssa Lai (9th grade, Derby High School)&#13;
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                <text>Term &lt;br /&gt;Apr. 16, 1968 - Mar. 03, 1970&lt;br /&gt;
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