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The Link Magazine. November 1997
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Schools back Ukraine appeal
Harvest Festival is always a time
when children are encouraged to
think of others.
The Link asked primary schools
to support a shoebox appeal by the
charity Hope Now to help chil-
dren in orphanages in the Ukraine.
There was a fantastic response
from Windmill Hill School, Fresh-
brook and Westlea School.
Turn to page 44 for full story.
Left: Windmill Hill children with
shoeboxes at their Harvest Festival
service at Freshbrook Evangelical
Church on 21 October,front left, Chris
Jones, David Wain; centre, Shaniece
Laing, Kerry Hartley; back, Sam
Ozde,nir, Robyn Boosey
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D&J Cuisine is already well established in a number of areas outside
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just in time to relieve the strain in the kitchen before Christmas. They
offer a free delivery service from their colour catalogue of 120 dishes
which includes traditional meat, fish and vegetarian dishes. There are
also more unusual and oriental main courses and some very tasty
desserts and ice creams.
The success of the business says Kim is that the food is superb quality
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edition: 14 November 4 Freshbrook & Grange Park
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Published: 29 November
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