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Money raised by cookie sales goes to support Guiding activities in the area

(L-r) Brownie Ember Simms-Godwin

(L-r) Brownie Ember Simms-Godwin

(L-r) Brownie Ember Simms-Godwin, Spark Isabel Wright and Spark Ivy Simms-Godwin sell Girl Guide cookies at Brookfield Mall on Friday afternoon, April 5. Money raised by the cookie sales goes to support Guiding activities in the area.

 

 

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