Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
May
3,
1951
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COAL
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PERSONAL
FIGHTINO
BUZZARDS
WAR
ON
BEETLES
CLYRO,
Radnorshire,
Wales
CAPETOWN
(CP)
Cape
prov-(CP)
Two
buzzards
locked
la
ince
entomologists
are
fighting
mid-air
combat
plunged
down
a
new
war.
Thousands
of
homes
on
to
the
neck
of
a
horse
ridden
are
infested
with
Italian,
wood-by
John
Morgan
and
one
bird
eating
beetles
and
it
is
estimated
embedded
a
talon
in
his
hand,
that
already
the
invasion
has
Canadian
Legion
W.
A.
meet-'
Mrs.
H
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Rnr-hpstpr
arrivprf
in
SPECIAL!
Alberta
Deep
Seam
Mr.
Morgan
Killed
the
birds.
cost
300,000
($900,000).
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TON
lng
Thursday
8
p.m.
(104::)
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
,,
..
'yesterday
Irora
Vancouver.
George
Martin
of
the
Northwest
Construction
Co.
returned
It's
here
tomorrow
Woraen'j
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
Hospital
Auxiliary
Giant
Rum-yesterday
from
a
trip
to
Van-
mage
Sale,.
Old
Overwaitea.
next
couver.
to
Wallaces,
9
to
6.
(ltc)
Prince
Rupert
Baseball
As-'
Wluiam
Sculy
left
by
plane
sociation
meeting,
Friday,
May
yesterday
for,
a
business
trip
to
i.
Civic
Centre,
8:30
p.m.
(105c)
Vancouver.
MeeUnS
of
J's
Daughters,
Mrs
R
J
D
Smith
whrrhM
been
August
rWay'
May
4'
8
pm-
Mother's
away
snce
last
vUitmn
vZuZJl
..h
Day
service,
silver
march,
bingo
SS.
Iti0
and
Wrthdi,
movies.
(105c,
10
SACKS
8.50
ICiw'-.
v
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4
PHONE
116
-
117
or
58
Ibert
&
AAcCaffery
IT"--
-
WVU11IL.J
IT
U
expected
home
on
tonight's
For
ail
your
spring
painting
lram-
land
gardening
needs,
call
Hays
....
.
..
Cove
Hardware,
your
Glidden
.i
i.
Articles
for
Women's
Hog-
Honior
r.Z
i,,
,
,
Pital
Auxiliary
Giant
Runima?e
delivery
(tf.C)
LIMITED
Klkins
shop
or
call
Blue
949
for
t)
Attention
W.O.T
M.
After-collections.
(104c)
noon
Friendship
Rally
held
at
Mrs.
J
.T.
Beeket
sailed
yes-
Moosf
TemPle.
2:00
p.m.
All
Festival
terday
afternoon
on
the
Princess
iP
.
2
.
,?
bers
wishing
to
attend
5:30
dln-
I-oui.
fnr
vanrnnvh
Loulsa
for
Vancouveh.
Mr
Mr.
Bee
iw.
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FOR
KOREA
(CP)Nearly
1.000
Nor-...
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ni..
ner
please
contact
Co-Workers
M.
Collins
or
G.
Mclntyre.
(105;)
i,
MVC
VOIUmerieu
iu
jum
ket,
formerly
with
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
here,
left
ten
days
ago
for
Vancouver.
While
In
Vancouver
I
was
eeiaii
rinu
"""H1"'
Eighty
will
be
selected,
j
12
surgeons
and
20
,'nd
ihev
will
fly
to
Tokyo
Sons
of
Norway
whist
drive
stocks
8,ble.
to
e"
merchandise
from
CATHEDRAL
OPENING
When
Canada
s
first
Ukrainian
on
hand
before
the
tax.
i
WJt
PL
ea&ei
tin
middle
of
May.
Catholic
cathedral
was
officially
opened
at
Winnipeg,
clergy,
civic
officials
and
some
3,000
faithful
attended.
Among
them
was
James
Cardinal
McGuigan
of
Toronto,
shown
standing
over
the
participating
churchmen.
.
.
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(CP
PHOTO
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Cereats
and
Fruits
w'fh
Milk
Rich
Enough
io
IVhip
Let
your
family
enjoy
cereals,
fruits
and
puddings
more,
"creamed"
with
Carnation
Evaporated
Milk.
Undiluted
Carnation
is
rich
enough
to
whip.
So
"poured
on"
familiar
foods,
it
makes
them
taste
better
than
ever
before.
lng
10
to
2.
Mike
Colussi's
or-
T,hls
win
be
sold
at
'ormer
prices
Ichestra.
Refreshments.
Every-
?lon8
,with
goods
we
already
body
welcome.
(105c)
have
ln
stock-
JOHN
BULGER,
,
Jeweler.
(ltc)
!
Ladles!
Saturday
afternoon
:
'is
the
time
to
get
your
home-f
VALl'E
OF
MUSIC
Approval
Voices
of
Young
Prince
Rupert
In
Music
and
Drama
ORTRAITS
yvrlop''d
and
Printed
Junior
musical
and
dramatic
cmUn
nt.
thp
hmpr
u.iHn
PROMPT
SERVICE
i
Continued
:rom
page
1)
;
la!cnt
at
the
Prince
Rupert
and
tea
sale
in
the
ladies'
'
lounge,
uiowiia
...uoiv;
aim
Lauia
co
tvic
centre,
3-5.
(105CJ
UMll.Klt
S
STIDIO
)Ui
Street
Box
045
o
Giwn
389
Prince
Rupert
pnrry
out
the
3-bar
phrasing
as
he
felt
they
needed
bettei'
breath
control.
Barbara
Teng
gained
1!8
marks
for
he
solo,
beautifu'.'v
sung
and
highly
praised
by
Mr.
Kurth,
Myrna
Knutsen
and
Margaret
Olsen
gained
1G1
marks
f
c
thtir
two
duets
al30
drawing
com-
v..o.
-kk
.....1B
me
cnanges
in
the
program
day
yesterday
from
top
flight"
James
N,
Forman
returned
to
through
the
last
minute
with-adjudicating
level
when
Burton
the
city
on
Tuesday
afternoon's
d-awal
of
th
Tprra
Civ!;,
63
Kunn,
Director
oi
music
in
van-
"
"
b"."s
m
centre
Drama
Club's
dav
in
its
place
were
two
bov;
hotel
arrivals
(Prince
Rupert)
H.
N.
Black,
J.
D.
Barrow,
L.
Mason,
L.
R.
Henderson,
Mrs.
P.
Smith,
F
Brewer,
J.
Struther,
H.
H.
Bordewick,
R.
M.
Matthews,
B.
Herman
and
A.
Golden,
Vancouver;
8.
Avis,
Clover-dale;
Mr.
DeBloquiere,
Prince
George;
G.
A.
Mead,
Hoquiam,
Washington.
DA11ED
IlAfT
choirs
who
opened
up
the
The
Grade
i2
Boys'
Choir
of
i
mencauon
i.r
meir
wen
mate
u
Why
Carnation
is
So
Good,
So
Many
Ways
Carnation
is
good,
whole,
cows'
milk,
evaporated
to
doublt
richness
in
all
milk's
food
values.
Homogenized
and
heat
rehned,
for
creamy-smoothness
and
rich
flavor.
The
vitamin
D
is
increased,
to
help
children
build
normal,
healthy
bones
and
teeth.
Us
il
like
cream.
Undiluted
Carnation
is
wonderful
on
cereals
and
fruits
...
in
cofiee
.
.
in
cream
recipes
...
for
whipping.
For
cooking
or
drinking.
Restore
the
water
by
mixing
half
Carnation,
half
water,
to
equal
good
whole
milk.
551
"rrom
Contented
Coves"
ed
voices.
the
Annunciation
School,
under
jded
the
mus::f.l
This
cm?
their
conductor.
Father
O.
P.
couver
scnoois,
ana
Mrs.
rnoeoe
b-i
Smith
of
the
Department
of
from
Ryal
Roads
combined
ser-Education
at
Victoria,
offered
vfe
cMee
at
Victoria.
He
pass-their
comments
after
dlscrlmin-
ed
with
first
class
honors
and
ating
observation.
now
8"
to
Royal
Mi
liary
,
,
College
at
Kingston,
Ontario,
to
The
adjudicators
gave
encour-
contlnue
his
studies.
Returning
aging
praise
where
such
was
due
home
wltn
Mr
Forman
was
an-and
found
plenty
of
occasion.
other
SOn,
Allan,
home
for
the
Th"4?
also
offered
useful
critical
fiUmmer
from
his
studies
at
the
comment.
University
of
British
Columbia.
:
That
interest
Is
keen
in
this
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1
IVAD0RATED
Mohan,
O.M.I.,
was
a
pleasure
to
Part
of
the
evening's
program,
listen
to
and
watch.
Their
hapnv
and
the
play
wiiici.
:ol.own
faces
as
they
sang
the
test
piece
'
"When
Shakespeare's
Ladits
"Jim,
the
Carter
Lad,"
showed
Meet,"
by
the
Business
and
Pro-their
own
enthusiasm
for
the
!
Sessional
Women's
Club
was
de-son".
In
contrast,
thei;-
sinsinz
i
lishtfully
presented
and
well-
M
1
1
If
-
Better
With
enjoyed.
Mrs.
Phoebe
Smifi
described
it
as
an
"enterprising
Hospitality
and
of
Ave
Verum"
was
one
of
serious
devotion.
-An
three-day
cultural
event
was
evident
by
the
fact
that
there
were
57
persons
in
the
Common
Lounge
of
the
Civic
Centre
yesterday
morning
when
eleven
choice
in
unique
comedy"
which
The
26-boy
choir
of
the
B.ir-
nn
oit
Hi
em
en
l
i
Good
Food'
nl
is
Our
First
Aim
tea
H.M.C.S.
Haida
Chapter
den
Street
School,
under
their
I
should
b?
pla-ed
with
t.i?
conductor
J.
S.
Wilson
was
:
tonSue
'n
the
clfek.
It
had
a
equally
appreciated
as
thes
i
well-balanced
cast
with
all
play
participants
were
heard
in
violin
'
sale,
May
5,
pone
1
tor
Orders
ing
their
parts
well
and
are
to
boys
too.
evidently
enloyed
whs
To
Take
Out
solos
and
duet
and
vocal
solos,
j
Canadian
Legion
card
In
the
afternoon,
elocution
and
May
9.
choral
speaking
sessions
and
two
card
party,
Catholic
party
Hall,
ELECTROLUX
!
.
CANADA
LTD.
We
still
have
a
few
mach'.nes
left
at
the
old
price.
Beautiful
brand
new
models
from
$79.50
up
be
congratulated
for
their
work.
Miss
E!iMb?th
Holmes
was
dl
-rectcr
of
the
play
and
Miss
Mary
tncy
were
singing.
Their
own
choice
was
"Killarney."
These
two
choirs
were
highly
nraisert
hv
Mr
ifin-tv,
mmodore
Cafe
scnool
playlets
drew
an
audience
May
10.
McMillan
was
stage
manager
of
no
les?
than
650
persons
to
Christian
Life
crusade,
First
wlnnin
Doint.
,
th
b
6
fj
Those
in
the
;ast
were
Mus
.
.
-
;
If
,
ci;i
J
.
i.
i
the
Civic
centre
auditorium.
Baptist
in
r
I
Church,
nil
n
April
anr
29
')U
to
f
May
KK
yt
I
While
the
afternoon
session
of
jq,
week
nights
8
p.m
,th.
Festival,
was
going,
on.
at
j
.
-
Maj-a
J
a
y
Clvij
Centre
another
audience
I
1
.
was
eathered
ln
the
Caoltol
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea,
tne
Annunciation
School,
The'r
i
n
uu
a
cllvt"'c-5'
OTrs-
cam-total
for
the
both
pieces
was-170
erine.Uurle,.Mrs.
Boulton.
Miss
while
the
Borden
School
choi-'
EllliabVUl
Clement.
Mis
Fliza-was
1
beth
Holl"es
and
Miss
Christine
close
with
a
total
of
187
points.
!
Worsley.
"
PHONE"
GREEN
884
FOR
J
i
Theatre
as
Adjudicator
Kurth
,
cnurcn
nal-
May
16-
"
tne
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral!
Masonic
nassnd
on
the
merits
of
twentv-
eastern
btar
lea,
Floor
Polishers
from
.....
$39.50
up
I
Easy
Terms
l
So
that
you
may
not
be
confused,
please
take
note
THAT
ELECTROLl'X
CANADA
LTI.'
Is
in
no
way
connected
with
any
other
Vacuum
Cleaner
Company
and
for
Genuine
ELECTROLUX
Phone
Blue
970
or
write
Box
No.
1626
(106)
one
promising
city
piano
stu
(VELDING
dents.
Temple,
May
17.
S.O.N.
Smoigaasbord,
May
13.
Lutheran
tea,
May
3.
Job's
Daughter's
Jamboree,
May
31,
June
1,
i.
.
Junior
Choir,
under
Feter
Lien,
j
drew
high
praise
from
Mr.
Kurth
i
for
blending
of
their
young
vol-1
ccs
in
the
singing
of
the
test:
piece
"Prayer
of
Thanksgiving"
,
and
their
own
selection
'
O'
Rest
1
in
the
Lord."
They
were
given
84
marks
for
each
Diece.
OF
ALL
TYPES
Austria,
BRAfJ
FLAKES
Welding
COMPANY
-Air
Paiiengeri
OUTSTANDING
Janetle
Spark
was
adjudged
outstanding
among
the
violin
soloists
in
the
morning
session
at
Civic
Centre.
"A
fine,
young
player."
observed
Burton
Kurth.
Speaking
of
the
violin
group
generally,
the
adjudicator
found
thlr
level
good
on
the
whole.
Richard
Forward
won
high
marks
for
his
class.
In
the
violin
duet
of
Murray
nnd
Robert
Jensen
Mr.
Kurth
HANDSOME
LUGGAGE
FOR
Y00I
Only
Kellogg's
give
you
this
guarantee:
"Double
your
money
back
if
you
don't
agree
these
Bran
Flakes
are
fresher!"
(Mail
empty
carton
to
Kellogg's,
Dept.
4A,
JUST
ARRIVED
From
Vancouver
(Wednesday)
P.
Richard,
W.
Vernier,
C.
Hol-derson,
D.
Peterson,
K.
Tannach,
H.
Hilburn,
R.
Cave.
N.
Hendrick-
London,
Ont.)
OUT
OF
TOWN
CHILDREN
The
sympathy
of
the
audience
went
to
the
young
vocalisi.
from
out
of
town
who
were
obviously
very
nervous.
-
In
class
22,
girls
13-15,
there
were
four
contestants,
three
from
TerTase
and
one
from
iNew
Hazelto'i
with
Marilyn
de
Kergommeaux
of
Terrace
gaining
the
highest
marks
82
for
the
test
pier;
"Blossoms
of
the
Night"
and
83
for
her
own
choice
"Kilty
of
Coleraine."
In
this
class
the
adjudicator
JOHN
H.
ULGER
found
cood
teamwork.
Speaking
i
sen,
G.
Gibson,
R.
Johanssen,
0rlo
(did
generally,
he
urged
the
Import-
E.
A.
Williamson.
F.
Obermiller,
unce
of
piano
and
violin
get-
H.
Mass,
S.
Peterson.
T.
Towle,
t-gethers
In
the
Interests
of
!
U.
McCloskey,
A.
Allan,
R.
Sand-tenmwork
and
musicianship.
j
bery,
J.
H.
Falls,
V.
Doender,
J.
Norman
Lancaster
of
Smlthers
;
Kukulnak,
A.
Ostgard.
Mr.
Red-
FIAKES-
a-.coocu
tne
suaaoic
cnoos:n"
o
.I'ii:
iiii:
ouuw
witii
ilia
vuv.ni
limit,
mi.
ratuu,
i.
uugimi.,
.1.
.
,
;
tin
Bulrjcr
Ltd.
solo.
His
vice
was
well
pro-
Anderson,
D.
Winter,
W.
Quaade,
I
"
iTi
7
own
seier-.ion.
Select
your
luggage
in
Matched
Sets
Dr
individual
pieces
from
our
wide
.
choice
of
Leathers,
Fabrics
and
Colors.
Tiiiid
Avcmu:
lectort
but
the
adjudicator
was
T.
Lomax.
H.
Wvatt,
M.
Harper,1""
"T
I0U'1?1
tnem
sing
th
struck
particularly
with
the
lad's
G.
Mullins.
G.
A.
Meade,
S.
Con-
S"ftlle'
,ne
a-v
,
personality.
ick,
J.
K.
Breen,
N.
Sunstead,
N.
C0Panied
them
to
shew
he
v
to
,
Only
Kellogg's
makes
man-size
flakes,
so
dcliciously
crisp
in
milk!
What's
more,
they
give
you
extra
bulk
to
help
keep
you
"regular"!
Nelson,
F.
Painchaud,
R.
Harris,
W.
Brown,
A.
Craig,
Mr.
Gleeson,
Mi.s
Scarr.
JW-AAASTER
ELOCUTION
Tlvj
class
of
small
elocutionists
In
the
afternoon
at
the
Civic
BABY'S
HOT
LITTLE
HEAD
F.om
Sandspit
C.
McKenzic,
REELS
Reduced
M
Were
glaq
Phoebe
Smlt
:.
dramatic
c
Zt
fMV
TTVS
"Everyone
could
be
heard,"
she
nD'
Weu.rch'
K
Bosworth
Mr.
Northcott,
obrved
"Thev
ook
clearly
and
weU.
No
one
wa"
,.1
Their
W'
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switch
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to
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Baby's
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of
simple
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to
aorne
minor
1m
by
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m,
Baby'n
Own
Tablets
v.
ill
help
mhIu
this
simple
fever
by
clearing
harmful
Wastes
out
of
th
nytttem.
One
Miilland.
OntHrio
Mother
has
thin
to
gay:
"My
little
baby
wrj
ft?vprish
am
5Qc
each
rux,
j.
nuLiic,
v.
mine!,
v-.
t.
presence
was
good."
Training
and
direction
was
approved
by
Smith,
J.
Bertollna
and
K.
RATHALL'S
I'h'ilo
l
iiiKhinjf
E
Third
Ave.
W.
MAKE
YOUR
CAR
LAST!
BRAN
FLAKE?
MrS.
Smith.
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mund
amtin
The
innovation
of
choral
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Vancouver
(Today
Mr.
JJJwr
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nt
promptly
rdivcd
.caking,
as
depicted
by
Junior
Naylor,
William
Scuby,
Mr.
Stap-
,
Unby's
Own
Tflhlt'ta
BrB
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Ross,
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with
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and
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by
moiher
for
over
f,0
yn.
Street
Schools,
was
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rortnaia
proved
bv
Mrs.
Smith.
It
de-
tmrl
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0,hei.
minr
,iimi,nls;
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teamwork
among
the
8nd
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Wckaa
uxi.y.
mir.il
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thp
To
Sandspit
Mr.
Sodeiblom.
ECONOMY
(4
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It.
mid
and
Inspiring
a
sense
of
77
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and
co-'bpcratlon
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overbearing.
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Twenty-Third
Psalm
by
I
C'ni
ad
Street
School
was
an
excellent
choice
rendered
with
a
j
sympathy,
blending
and
variety,
j
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Hldlntj"
bv
Borden
Street
School
was
singled
out
as
outstanding
Irnd
"A
Gofd
Word
for
Mice"
,
was
favorably
mentioned.
Va
ncouver
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ll,2
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Torts
Thursday
31
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p.m.
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(II-r-"-t,in-i
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find
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of
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(Cph
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b
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old
fnirj'
talc,
the
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rvHliuiu
BRING
IT
HERE
FOR
THE
BEST
OF
SERVICE
!
Wrttrs
ur
Call
f
ri
V
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Superior
Auto
Service
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I1M1TFO
nrru.s
nsnpets
of
its
presentation
wiinlntr
the
f
'art.v
com-m"'lat:on
of
the
adjudicator,
i
TJ:"ful
cil'IMsm
offered
In
the
"Gravecyggers,"
effort
of
the
Third
company
of
Prince
Rupert
Girl
Guides.
llshp'.
for
Inst
evening's
pre-fen'atlon
were
volunteer
members
of
the
Gyro
Club
A.
J.
Domlnato.
Fred
Adames,
Duncan
McRae
and
F.
J.
Skinner.
STUDEBAKER
and
AUSTIN
DEALERS
Repairs
Third
Avenue
ac
Park
Green
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