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Harry Holoboff gave two-year-old grandson Craig Larsh a bit ofa

News photo by Neil Rachynski
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If you’re interested in
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KSA offers clay and
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David Lawson will in-
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week semes- encouraged to use the eas.
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will be encouraged to use the
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ever classes are not in
progress. To register, or for
more information, visit the
KSA office on the third floor
of Nelson city hall or phone
352-8258.

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