Handmade wreaths on display

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Advocate Staff
Nov. 16, 2009 3:31 p.m.

Cindy Kowatch readies her display of handmade wreaths for the Innisfail Christmas Craft Sale on Friday. The sale ran over the weekend at the Innisfail Legion

Cindy Kowatch readies her display of handmade wreaths for the Innisfail Christmas Craft Sale on Friday. The sale ran over the weekend at the Innisfail Legion.

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