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September 20, 2023 · by Admin2017 · 0

**Tara-Lee Turcotte’s CJ Schurter School Grade 1 class made ‘first day of school’ hats on September 5. They look pretty spiffy and ready to learn.**
*Photo courtesy of the school.*

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