HERE
Frir.ce
Rupert
Daily
I,'ew
Monday,
October
1,
1S51
'Ladies'
League
J
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Four
Teams
in
Bowling
Tie
and
j
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NOW
Only
Fishing
On
Charlottes
mm
ftJi
cneauie
Four
teams
have
gon
into
a
tie
for
the
leadership
of
"A"
Division
in
the
Ladies'
Bowline
Schedule
for
the
first
Dart,
ni
League
while
one
tpam
has
at
the
Ladies'
Bowling
League
is
least
a
tenuous
exclusive
lead
in
j
unly
nel
ng
ior
saimon
j
"E"
Division.
!
still
permissible
is
in
the
Queen
By
LARRY
STANWOOD
BLINDNESS
is
an
affliction
which
can
turn
a
human
being
into
a
crust
of
bitterness;
into
a
shaking
hulk
of
misery;
into
a
whimpering,
dawdling
beggar
The
pace-making
"A"
Division
Charlotte
islands
area
from
Rose
teams
are
Rosa
Lees,
McMee-
Spit
through
Graham
Island
to
kir's,
Lyons
and
Cloverleafs.
i
Hippa
Island
on
the
east
coast,
Topping
"B"
Division
is
Mc-i
following
closure
Thursday
to
Kay's
with
one
point
margin
general
commercial
net
fishing,
over
Cook
s.
Trollers
may
still
fish
in
the
TO
3
Clearance
1
Used
Cars
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Coupe
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W.
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V.
Solan-delivery.
t
ri:nclitincd
ready
to
go
Parker
Ltd.
,
MON.Utt
II
DEALERS
ji!u-e
IMpvrt,
B.C.
it
-f
immetwd
in
self-pity.
3uch
men
announced
as
follows:
Ort.
2
7th
Avenue
Market
vs
Commercial;
Toilers
vs
Cooks;
Shenton
v
McKay's;
Sunrise
w.
Rup
-rt
Radio;
Big
Sisters
vs
Manson's;
75
Taxi
.
vs
Co-op.;
Cloverleaf
vs
Savoy;
Lyons
vs
Stars;
Wrath
alls
tx
Lucky
Strikes;
Annettes
ts
Skeena;
Dibb
Printing
rg
R.
Lee;
Mc-Meekins
vs
G.
b
A.
Oct.
-Wrathalls
vs
G.
te
A.:
and
women
I
have
seen,
in
big
j
following
are
the
standings
to,
Queen
Charlotte
Lslands
area.
date:
HINTW
sen
Buy
:
i.
m
i;
ire,
The
Fisheries
Department
announced
these
areas
today
but
could
give
no
forecast
as
to
how
"A"'
Division
Rosa
Lees
7
McMeekin's
7
long
the
areas
would
remain
open.
iiwoLijf,
uut
in
smn
centres
as
well.
In
Canada,
however,
we
hav
an
organization
not
like
any
the
blind,
for
the
blind.
Led
by
clher
in
the
world
it
is
run
by
some
of
our
country's
.foremost
citizens,
this
organization
is
succeeding
in
narrowing
the
big
rift
that
has
always
existed
between
the
seeing
and
the
sight-In.
Thousands
of
blind
people
Daily
News
Classifieds
in
the
bring
quick
results.
Annettes
vs
D:bb
Printing;
Lyons
Lyons
7
vs
Ske-na;
McMeekins
vs
Rosa
Cloverleafs
7
Lee;
Cloverleaf
vs
Lucky
Strikes;
Gordon
&
And-erson
6
Stars
Vi
Savoy;
Shenton
vs
Co-
Savoys
5
op.;
Shmrisi
vs
Big
Sisters;
Toil-
Skeena
Grocery
4
eTS
vs
ftopert
Radio;
75
Taxi
vs
Stars
r
3
Manson's;
7th
Avenue
Market
Lucky
Strikes
"3
I
across
the
breadth
of
our
coun-
BUCHANAN'S
vs
McKay's;
Cook's
vs
Commer-
i
Annette's
.
m
m
e:.
:
Dibb
Printing
oet.
1
Cook's
Jeweller
vs
Wrathall's
fats
'
McKays;
Shentons
vs
Manson's:
"B"
Division
Call
363
bi
nut
.
,
.
Planning
-Building
or
uy
nave
oeen
introduced
to
a
new
and
wonderlul
world.
Many
of
them
have
been
helped
from
an
abyss
of
despair,
and
Just
in
time.
How?
They
have
been
taught
to
do
things.
&
SCOTCH
WHISKY
j.
Repairing
onurme
t
a
iaxi;
nn
Avenue
McKay's
8
Market
vs
Co-op.;
Toilers
vs
Com-
cook's
7
merclnls;
Rupert
Radio
vs
Big
Manson's
a
Sisters;
Stars
vs
Lucky
Strikes;
Toliers
'
""Jj
Wrathalls
vs
Rosa
Lee;
Annettes
shenton's
R
vs
McMeekins;
Cloverleaf
vs
G.
commercials
Z
1
5
is
A.;
-Lyons
vs
Savoy;
Skeena
Sunrise
a
v,
V
bb
Printing.
75
Taxi
Z:'7Z
'.I'.
4
Oct.J
Lyons
vs
Dibb
Print-
Big
Sisters
3
ing;
Skeena
vs
McMeekins;
Clo-
Co-op
2
vvrkaf
vs
Rosa
Lee;
Savoy
vs7th
Ave.
Market
Z
2
Locky
Strikes;
Annettes
vs
Wra-i
Rupert
Radio
1
thalls;
Stars
vs
G.
&
A.;
Toilers;
.
SEPTEMBER
SNOW-About
eight
Inches
of
heavy,
wet
snow
fell
over
much
of
Alberta
during
last
week-end.
Temperatures
dropped
below
freezing
and
a
typical
early-whiter
scene
at
Leth-brtdgc
is
seen
here.
The-
storm
started
Saturday
and
covered
tues,
crops,
power
lines
and
side
roads.
(CP
PHOTOr
DiitilUd,
BUnded
and
Bottled
In
Scotland
Sold
in
J6'i
ai.
bcttlet
7
51
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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I
FORGET
what
made
me
go-Into
the
bowling
alley
this
particular
afternoon,
about
a
year
ago.
It
wasn't
to
bowl
I
know
but.
ones
inside,
it
was
an
hour
before
I
came
out
again.
There
v.
.'re
the
queerest
goings-on,
I
thought
at
first.
Happy,
carefree
laughter
came
from
tile
bowlers,
as
is
usual,
but
something
else
about
them
wasn't
finite-
so
"usual"
and
I
asked
the
nttendant
about
It.
"Oh,
thvm
are
the
blind
folk,
mister,"
The
pimpled
youth
behind
the
counter
Informed
me
this
group
eame
bowling
every
Saturday
afternoon.
"Pretty
...Housekeeping..:
CANADIAN
GRAPES
ABUNDANT
SHOULD
BE
MATURE
AND
RRM
Standard
Time
Is
Satisfactory
Daylight
saving
bcame
ineffective
two
hou.'s
after
midnight
Sunday
morning
and
there
were
vs
Big
Sisters;
Rapert
Radio
vs
75
Taxi;
7lh
Avenue
Market
vs
Manson's;
Commercials
vs
McKay;
Sunrise
vs
Shentons;
Cook's
vs
Co-op.
Of
I.
3C
Rupert
Radio
vs
Shenton's;
Sunrise
vs
7th
Avenue
Market;
Commercials
vs
Co-op.;
Big
Sisters
Vs
75
Taxi;
Cook's
This
largest
year,
Canada
has
the
crop
of
grapes
she
has
ITCHELl
CURRIE
I.iVIITII)
hug
grape
Jelly
or
any
Jelly
for
that
matter,
it
is
most
important
to
use
the
pectin
test
to
determine
whether
or
not
there
is
ever
h;ul.
The
markets
avt
Jewellers
vs
Manson's;
Toilers
!
h
hTi.,.
ue
,
crowded
with
baskets
filled
with
vs
McKay3;
Skeena
vs
WrathaUs
this
colorful
fruit
which
1
ln
SB"icient
Pectin
In
the
Juice
to
good,
some
of
tnem,
too."
Annettes
vs
Cloverleaf;
Savoy,
vs
i
good
SUBUlv
and
is
of
excellent
I
I"'-
"
mami.g
jfrs
&
Contractors
O.
&
i
Pr.'tty
good
1
11
say,
I
thought,
!
now
that
I
knew
thev
were
blind
ouality.
Printing;
Stars
vs
Rosa
Lee;
tne
pectin
test
a
clot
does
not
lorm,
hi
other
words
if
only
a
few
flicks
of
Jelly
appear,
the
Juice
should
be
boiled
a
few
min
;
bowlers.
I
saw
quite
a
few
of
the
Thp
maturity
of
grapes
has
to
player
were
taking
down
all
the
&
with
the
determination
of
tha
Lyons
vs
Lucky
Strikes.
Nov.
Savoy
vs
Rosa
Lee;
Lucky
Strikes
vs
G.
&
A.:
Wra-
pins
with
Just
one
bowl.
Most
of
grade.
Fully-matured
grapes
are
utes
longer,
testing
frequently
time
to
attend
to
clock
or
watch
would
be
Sunday
night
and
not
early
the
same
morning.
Ho-ever,
by
the
time
people
were
up
and
about
to
any
extent,
it
was
fully
realized
that
FWnce
Rupert
was
back
on
standard
time,
ana
It
seemed
to
give
more
satisfaction
than
anything
else.
then
approached
thi
alleys
eau-
for
use
in
Jelly
making
and
I
until
the
pectin
test
is
satisfac-
thalls
vs
Dibb
Printing;
An-t.uiisly,
feeling
for
the
guide
rail
eating.
A
refractometer
must
be
j
tory.
.
nettes
vs
Stars;
Lyons
Vs
Mc-
I
T
THE
BIST
I
.
71
QUALITY
L
IIIP
r
saw
ran
low
and
parallel
to
the
'--0
w
determine
the
sugar
con-
Many
homemakers
never
think
Meekins;
Skeena
vs
Cloverleafs;
ball
rack.
.
.
i
tent
of
the
grapes
and,
of
course,
j
of
making
grape
desserts,
but
j
Commercials
vs
Manson's;
Mc-
Near
the
foul
line
stood
the
the
sugar
content
determines
the
j
the
home
economists
have
tried
I
Kavs
TS
Co-op.;
75
Taxi
vs
Toil-en
h",
who
I
found
out,
told
the
maturity.
A
limited
number
of
j
several
which
they
like
very
i
ers;
Sunrise
vs
Cook's
Jewellers;
players
which
pins
were
down,
special
refraetometv?rs
are
being
;
much.
For
instance,
they
suggest
!
Rupert
Radl
vs
7th
Avenue
which
were
standing
after
each
t"il
this
year
by
the
fruit
in-j
that
grane
Juice
may
be
Hsed
in-tMarket;
BiS
Sisters
vs
Shentons.
bowl.
The
bowlers
did
the
rest,
specters
of
the
Department
of
stead
of
lemon
Juice
ln
baked
!
Nov.
13
Sunrise
vs
Commer-and
some
of
them
seemed
,to
Ap
iculture
in
grading
the
grape
lemon
sponge
pudding.
That
isjclals;
75
Taxi
vs
Shentons-
Ru-
j
WEST
GROWS
FASTER
I
Population
01
the
entire
Arh-ierlean
continent
increased
112
j
per
cent
since
1950,
compared
I
with
a
23
per
cent
increase
for
M
uuijun
uncanny
skiii.
c"H"
's
expecico
mai
some
im-
the
pudding
which,
when
cook-!
pert,
Radio
vs
Cook's:
1
McKays
1
Europe.
nortant
mlorrnatlnn
wi
1
he
oh-
ba
un
n
r
tv.
v
Mnnenn'D.
di
ci.-..
n.i.
1
Like
Bill
Foster,
for
instance.
tained
from
these
tests
which
and
cake
on
the
top.
Grape
Juiced
Avenue
Market;
Toilers
vs
Co-'
NOTICE
TO
SUBSCRIBERS
If
you
have
missed
your
paper,
please
phone
your
newsboy.
If
you
do
not
'
know
your
newsboy's
name,
call
the
office
before
5
p.m.
KOI.TE
1
Alan
Laird,
Green
153
Watts
and
Nickerson's
to
Frizzell's
Motors;
Fulton
Street
510-GOO;
(ith
Ave.
West
600
and
700
Blocks.
ROUTE
2
Ralph
Olsen,
Blue
728
.
Herman
Street;
1480
6th
East
to
Seal
Cove.
ROUTE
3
Victor
Maskulak.
1st
Ave.
West
248-1077
;
2nd
Ave.
West
941-1028
including
9th
Street;
3rd
Ave.
Frizzell's
Motors
to
end
of
3rd
West.
ROUTE
4
Donald
Ilusvik.
Red
902
7th
Ave.
West
704-1427;
9th
Ave.
West
102-609
806-861;
Fulton
Street
700
Blocks
Tatlow
Street
805-823;
Comox
Ave.
ROUTE
5
Jimmy
McLean,
Black
506
4th
Ave.
West
100-445;
5th
Ave.
West
105-515;
6th
Ave.
We.st
308-539;
Dunsmuir
Street
211-44;
Tatlow
5U-515;
Emerson
Place;
Agnew
Place.
ROUTE
6
Eleanor
Walker,
Green
929
81
h
Ave.
West
105-537
;
9th
Ave.
East
110-270;
McBride
Street
113-708.
-
1
ROUTE
7
Gkmlon
Smith,
Blue
931
All
ot
Section
2
,
ROUTE
8
Jimmy
Johnson,
Green
661
Waterfront
and
Pacific
Place;
(CNR-Fishermer.'s
Floats!.
ROUTE
9
Melvin
Bjornson,
Green
113
9th
Ave.
East.
M-'Brlde
to
Hays
Cove
Circle;
McBride
Street
111-815.
ROUTE
10
Bruce
Itoaid,
Green
719
4th
Ave.
East
237-73R;
5th
Ave.
East
301-719;
0th
Ave.
Eat
119-245,
301-626;
Hays
Cove
Circle
82-667;
Cotton
Street
511-516;
Green
Street
411-416;
Ebert
Street;
Young
Street.
'
I
spoke
to
the
girl
who
kept
hi
sco:e
a
service
provided
by
the
operators
and
found
Foster,
an-
nuw
wing
mane.
11
is
an-
!
shirbm
is
alto
very
good.
It
has
'
op.;
Annettes
vs
Savoy;
MzMeek-
"nil.
iiusr-
k-i
s.
-usecr
a
Teiresning
navor
and
it
k
to
vs.
wratnans;
Skeena
vs.
btars;
Lucky
Strikes
vs
Rosa
Lee;
I'ibb
Printing
vs
Cloverleafs;
Lyons
vs
G.
&
A.
bund
lor
15
years,
bowl
well
over
1
to
C'termlne
the
maturity
of
,
wonderlul
to
serve
after
a
large
20rt
:
grapes,
will
have
a
very
benefi-
j
meal
because
it
is
so
light
and
.'
He's
top
man
In
.this
league.";
clal
effect
upon
the
grapes
being
tart.
Lsmon
snow
may
be
made
said
the
girl.
"He
broke
a
300
i"'red
on
the
markets
this
fall.
!
into
grape
snow
by
merely
sub-
Nov.
29
Lyons
vs
WrathaUs
average
last
year."
Wow,
I
This
should
be
of
great
interest
j
stituting
grape
Juice
for
the
Dibb
Printing
vs
Stars;
Mc
'
tftsmanship
S
Type...
let
Us
Solve
1
Printing
Problems
t
I'lKtNK
231
'
Printing
Co.
BBSNI
R
BLOCK
I
thought,
and
blind.
But
I
was
:
to
nil
Canadian
homemakers
be-
lemon
Juice.
Many
other
colorful
I
MOekln
vs
Cloverleaf
;
Skeena
vs
to
get
another
surprise
when
I
:
cause
it
shows
that
the
producer
j
desserts
can
be
made
by
merely
Savoy;
G.
&
A.
vs
Rosa
Lee;
An-
nv.'t
Charlie,
the
worst
bowler
on
1
"
becoming
more
and
more
in-:
substituting
grapa
for
any
other
nettes
vs
Lucky
Strikes:
Shen-
t-restea
ln
how
his
product
Juice
suggested.
Another
idea
reaches
tlw
consumer.
the
home
economists
suggest
is
the
league.
j
"He'll
make
close
to
100
today,
;
by
the
looks
of
his
score.
But
j
he's
deaf,
dumb
and
blind."
The
girl
looked
at
me,
as
If
to
say.
tuns
vs
rollers;
Big
sisters
vs
Cook's
Jewellers:
75
Taxi
vs
7th
Avenue
Market;
Rupert
Radio
vs
Commercials;
Co-op.
vs
Man-son's;
Sunrise
vs
McKays.
!
When
choosing
grapes
in
the
!
lnal
graPe
J.UIce
mav
be
usea
ln"
milk
or
cream
as
the
mai'ket
lnnlf
fur
nliimn
firm-sleaG
01
fruit.
If
the
graoes
are
for
table
and
what
do
you
think
of
that?'
liquid
in
butter
icing
for
cakes.
Grape
Juice
also
makes
wonderful
sauces
for
cake
puddings.
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food"
That
is
Our
First
Aim
Phone
17
for
Orders
To
Take
Out
Commodore
Cafe
use,
make
certain
that
they
do
I
thought
an
awful
lot
about
it.
not'
drop
off
u
slem
t
th
BIG
BUSINESS
Always
remember
that
fresh
grapes,
when
served
with
cheese
In
Its
first
three
years
of
op-
i
and
crackers
are
an
Ideal
des-
eration
609.000.000
medical
pres-sert,
easy
to
serve
and
easy
to
eriptions
were
provided
under
prepare.
A
few
grapes
may
be
Britain's
national
health
act.
I
1
lusted
into
any
fruit
salad
or
iruit
cup
to
add
color
and
flavor.
Most
important
of
all
though,
is
to
keep
the
fruit
bowl
well
filled
with
grapes
in
this
season
Oi
"grape
plenty."
CHARLIE
was
throwing
the
I
slightest
touch.
Avoid
grapes
bowl
down
the
alley.
At
least
it
that
are
mouldy
and
white
and
went
part
ways,
then
dribbled
be
on
the
lookout
for
fruit
which
dewn
into
the
gutter.
A
12-year-
j
has
been,
injured
by
frost.
The
old
boy
was
his
coach,
but
ts
;
evidence
of
this
Is
soft,
flabby
Charlie
could
neither
hear
or
see,
'
fruit.
U'ling
him
whera
the
ball
went
I
...
and
how
many
pins
he
had
still
i
0rap"
are,a
ry
tasty
topic,
to
knock
off
was
a
lot
different
Everyone
enjoys
eating
grapes
than
the
Job
of
the
blind
coach-
'm
lhe
unt
and
a
well-filled
es
,
,
,
v
bowl
on
the
table
or
sideboard
Actually,
if
it
hadn't
been
for
stay
weU-fllfcfj
long
in
the
system
young
Jimmie
had
the
avfrage
nome'
devifed
his
father,
too,
was
i
While
the
so-called
blue
grapes
blind
Charlie
probably
never
j
are
most
common,
red
and
white
would
have
bowled.
And
It
was
grapes
ara
found
for
sale
also
.
1
V,
ROUTE
11
Michael
Powers,
Black
934
Pi
:rgott
Ave.;
1st
and
2ud
Overlook?
Herman
Place;
aft-
Piggott
Place.
i
1
;-,
Z
f'tiftTti
it.N
Implc.
Jimmie
merely
used
the;
The
most
common
varieties
of
Would
Make
Bed
Smoking
Criminal
HAMILTON,
Cnt.
The
Hamilton
Hotel
Association
will
under-Vake
to
bring
about
action
that
other
man
s
hand
as
a
five-pin
j
blue
grapes
are
the
Fredonia
and
"omblnation
and
after
each
'
the
Concord.
The
Rogers
is
a
bcwl,
would
indicate
on
the
well
known
type
of
red
g-apj
and
0.
fingers
of
Charlie
s
hand
where
j
the
Niagara
the
most
popular
while
grape.
The
average
home
will
make
smoking
in
hotel
bods
a
criminal
offence.
tne
ban
had
gone,
and
dlsposl-,
Uon
cf
the
pins.
On
his
third
bowl,
two
pins
remained
standing,
but
after
maker
buys
the
blue
grapes
for
h.'V
jam
and
Jelly
making.
The
home
economists
of
the
Consumer
Section,
Canada
Department
of
Agriculture
have
found
that
conversing
with
his
little
friend.
the
blind
deaf-mute,
turned
around
looking
very
pleased
and
a
combination
of
blue
and
white,
walked
unfaltering
to
the
bench,
or
as
they
are
usually
called,
I
couldn't
talk
to
Charlie,
be
green
grapes,
make
a
delicious
jelly
with
a
lovely
flavor
and
a
nch,
wine-red
color.
When
mak-
If
'
J
1
Jlfi
it
f
I
ii
ROUTE
12
Sammy
Alexander
;
'
11th
Ave.
East
333-1885;
Frederick
St.;
Sherbrook
Ave.
ROUTE
14
Ronny
Eby,
Green
258
1st
East
225-247;
2nd
Ave.
West
137-341;
1st
Street
131-225;
Market
Place.
ROUTE
15
Alley
n
Ritchie,
Black
888
5th
Ave.
We.st
635-735,
741-745;
Borden
Street
Fraser
Street
Biggar
Place.
ROUTE
16
Frank
Kifhwrn,
Green
977
4th
Ave.
East
124-234;
5th
Ave.
East
101-246;
7th
Ave.
East
108-658;
Bowser
Street.
ROUTE
II
Derek
Allan.
Blue
120
6th
Ave.
West
210-539;
7th
Ave.
West
120-537;
8th
Ave.
West
221-528;
Lotbinlere
St.
721-728;
McBride
St.
413-
704;
Tatlow
St.
625-733.
ROUTE
18
Stanley
Boshier,
Black
953
6th
Ave.
Eat
Block
800;
8th
Ave.
East
915-976;
9th
Ave.
East
1000-1144;-
10th
East
900-1130;
Alfred
Street;
Bacon
Street;
Donald
Street.
ROUTE
19
Jimmy
Johnson,
Green
661
6lh
Ave.
East
870-1140;
Ambrose
Ave.
ROUTE
29
Ross
Marray,
Blie
275
8th
Ave.
East
1036-1944.
ROUTE
21
Jimmy
Moorehead,
Red
335
2nd
Ave.
West
1135-1314;
Park
Ave.
1005-2279;
llth
Street;
Water
Street;
Beach
Place.
ROUTE
2J
Larry
Parent,
Green
487
8th
West
615-735;
Summit
Ave.;
Taylor
Street.
ROUTE
24
Brian
Roberts,
Black
480
2nd
Ave.
West
716-3rd
Ave.
and
0th
Street;
3rd
Ave,
West
Dally
News-Watts
and
Nickerson's
(5th
St.).
ROUTE
25
Derry
Parkin,
Green
660
6yi
Ave.
East
1141-1476.
.
ROUTE
26
Frankie
Stewart,
Blue
716
7lh
Ave.
East
981-1086;
1103
Ridley
Home;
Hays
Cove
Ave.
928-1154.
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ARE
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.5
.
cause
only
language
he
understood
was
a
rather
complicated
system
of
palm
touching.
This
factor
also
kept
Charlie
without
much
or
any
company,
even
with
other
blind,
because
he
could
not
easily
communicate
wittj
them.
But
I
found
out
that
Charlie,
close
to
50
years
old,
was
a
man
with
a
college
degree
by
home
study;
held
a
steady
Job
at
which
he
earned
a
living
hooking
and
weaving
rugs;
was
an
efficient
typist
and
an
ardent
reader.
He
had
been
blind
shortly
after
bifth.
e
THE
CANADIAN
National
Institute
for
the
Blind
is
the
organization
which
works
in
such
a
manner
and
in
many
other
ways
to
teach
the
blind
to
become
again
a
part
of
their
community,
and
that
blindness
is
not
a
factor
to
hold
them
back.
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