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ind soldiers on leave in Japan.
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RDOW! various parts Of; most of her work was done in
world as Chie! Thunderbird,| Japan, where she helped set up
ional wrestler, has been the Maple Leaf Club in Tokyo, a
Me the Tsartlip I haven for Canadian soldiers on
? . an Saanic jeave from the battle zone. The

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ly P if The remainder of the 16 Red
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Clinics will be

24 and the Conrad 8t.
School, Dec. 25 (300)

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visited were Mr. and Mrs. Homer | Gay Saturday, Dec. 27.

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driver Wednesday, Dec. 24. (300)

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a very Merry Christmas and

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