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Wednesday November 24, 2010
Fund for Jacqueline By Damian George
A close family friend of the 12-year-old girl who was hit by a truck in Blenheim last week has begun a campaign to raise funds for the devastated family.
Cushla Armstrong, who describes the injured girl Jacqueline Wyatt as “like a daughter to me”, says the family are so immersed in her recovery they have not had time to deal with anything else.
Jacqueline was run over by a sixtonne truck while biking to school last week, suffering a broken pelvis and ribs and severe internal bleeding, and is currently recovering in Auckland’s Starship Hospital. Continued page 3.
Stink of nature Bill Dew discovers not all flowers smell as good as they look.
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Back on track Scotty McDermid on the highs and lows of racing.
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Thursday 12-25 Friday 4-13 Friday Saturday 11-23 7-16 Outlook Saturday for Today 12-23 Fine and frosty. Not much for wind. Outlook Today Fine. Light winds.
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Photo by Jessica Jones Photography.
Georgia Jones, 11-years who plays the saxophone at Tempo, with some of the donated gifts for the Salvation Army Christmas Toy Appeal. Story page 4.