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Unusual find

Recycling items is common these days but someone took two Canon printers into Warwick’s Cartridge World for recycling without first checking its contents.
Store manager Larissa Porter was shocked to find an old photograph left in the scanning component of one of the printers. On the back of the photograph, the words Mum Ware (Gina) was written.
Miss Porter has called all the Wares in the local phone book as well as posting a notice in her store in an effort to find the owner of the photograph.
“If I had an original photo of my grandparents I would want it,” she said.
“It’s very unusual; most people check things before they dispose of them.”
If you are the owner of this photograph, please drop into Cartridge World in Grafton Street, Warwick.

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