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Lacombe Mayor Steve Christie presents Lacombe & District Rikubetsu Friendship Society President Kelly Holyoak with a plaque

  • Jan. 30, 2014 8:00 p.m.
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Mayor Steve Christie with Kelly Holyoak

Mayor Steve Christie with Kelly Holyoak

Lacombe Mayor Steve Christie presents Lacombe & District Rikubetsu Friendship Society President Kelly Holyoak with a plaque celebrating the longstanding relationship between the Province of Alberta and the prefecture of Hokkaido, Japan.

 

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