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From: john@spycal.UUCP (John Presley)
Newsgroups: can.general,comp.misc
Subject: Re: Isn't that postcard kid dead?
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Date: 5 Dec 89 00:13:18 GMT
References: <257829B3.7232@telly.on.ca> <1989Dec3.111033.19558@me.toronto.edu>
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In article <1989Dec3.111033.19558@me.toronto.edu>, flint@me.utoronto.ca (Kenneth R. Flint) writes:
> Seven-year-old Craig Shergold of Surrey, England, wanted to get his name
> in the Guiness Book of World Records for recieving the most get-well
> cards.
> students were on a wild goose chase.  There was no mention whether or
> not the boy had died, or whether it was a hoax, as noted many times on
> the net.


I heard the boy and his father? interviewed on CBC RAdio last week. Maybe
there is a little more than usual to this one.





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