Teddy bears come out to play in Rangiora

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Rangiora Lion Lioness Club president Anne Thorne (left) and secretary Rachel Bloomfield with some of the teddy bears they hope will be at the Teddy Bears Picnic at Victoria Park. PHOTO: JOHN COSGROVE Teddy has lost his paw prints and is asking all the lovers of teddy bears to come and help him look for them.

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