J"
Mrs.
-Jane
Peel
I
,
KuMfit
Lxiily
News
i'-iu,
O-y.Apiil
20.1954
Broadway
Cafe
t
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,
.9
Cancer
Drive
Support
Urged
by
City
Patient
A
Prince
Rupert
woman
with
a
first-hand
knowledge
of
cancer
and
all
it
means,
has
added
her
voice
to
that
of
the
Canadian-Cancer
Society
.
in
urging
a
generous
response
to
tomorrow
night's
cancer
fund
Dies
Aged
82
Mrs.
Jane
Peel,
born
82
yea'-.s
in
Aiyansh.
died
Sunday
nigi.i
while
en
route
from
Port
Edward
to
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
She
had
been
ill
lor
some
time.
Born
in
the
Nass
River
area,
she
was
well-known
throughout
northwest
British
Columbia.
She
had
been
staying
with
relatives
at
Port
Edward
for
the
past
several
months.
She
ir
survived
by
several
5
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fill;
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BEST
OF
FOOD
t-1
NEST
OF
COOKING
K)R
I
AKfc
OI
T
ORDERS
Phone
200
campaign
here.
She
Is
due
for
another
checkup
when
the
Cancer
Institute
conies
to
Prince
Rupert
later
this
month,
and
she'll
continue
having
checks
tor
the
next
lew
years
The
cautious
experts
on
children
and
grandchildren
at
j
t
She
Is
Alderman
Kay
Smith
of
this
city,
who
lor
the
past
year
has
waged
a
successful
battle
against
the
dread
disease,
and
is
full
of
admiration
for
the
Aiyansh
and
in
this
area,
including
grandsons
Percy
Tait
and
Pat
McMillan
ol
Port
Edward.
cancer,
knowing
that
it
takes
only
two
tiny
cells
to
start
another
cancer
on
the
road,
won't
Mi
Cancer
Society
and
Its
work.
'Alderman
Smith
discovered
just
over
a
year
ago
that
she
was
one
of
the
many,
young
and
old,
attacked
by
the
malignant
disease.
It
all
started,
she
thinks,
from
an
Irritation
of
the
tongue,
due
1
'i'N
if
U.I
"
say
that
a
patient
is
cured
until
five
years
after
treatment.
Mrs.
Smith,
in
recounting
her
experience,
was
full
of
praise
for
the
Institute
and
its
staff.
Bespit
the
.seriousness
of
their
work,
she
says,
they
always
have
time
for
a
smile
and
encouraging
word
for
the
patient.
to
a
Jagged
tooth,
early
in
1950,
In
1951
a
small
growth
appeared
ana
was
ircaieo
locaiiy,
appar
ently
with
success.
Cancer
was
LSLLbvJLrL
J
i
!h-cf
She
also
praised
the
work
oU
not
suspected.
However,
late
in
1952,
the
the
Cancer
Society
which
supplied
much
of
the
equipment
fur
the
Vancouver
Institute,
and
growth
started
again,
and
Aid
ONE
OF
THE
REWARDS
of
making
the
morning
coffee
is
the
first
whifl
of
that
wonderful
"rise
and
shine"
fragrance
as
it
wafts
through
the
house.
Mmmmm
.
.
.
smells
good,
doesn't
it?
This
smart
fellow
quickly
stirs
his
drip
coffee
to
get
an
even
brew.
Morning
Coffee-Making
Easy
If
Basic
Rules
Followed
4
ivwinf
i
r
rAi.tmmT
k
not
DubltshC'
which,
when
necessary,
gives
machine
j
v
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
o
British
Columbia
In
spite
of
unavoidable
increases
in
the
price
of
coffee,
that
typically
North
American
BIS
!
financial
assistance
to
Cancer
patients,
paying
their
fares
to
and
trom
the
institute,
providing
a
place
to
stay
while
in
Vancouver,
and
if
required,
paying
a
housekeeper
to
look
after
the
patient's
family
while
sne
is
absent.
A
major
project
of
the
society
is
education
of
the
public,
especially
emphasizing
the
importance
of
early
discovery.
Mrs.
Smith
quoted
the
con
through
the
coffee,
remove
the
top
part
and
stir
thoroughly
to
ensure
a
brew
of
even
strength
throughout.
Vacuum
Method.
Measure
the
correct
amount
of
fresh,
cold
beverage
remains
the
most
dodu-
1
W
His
Mr
and
Mrs.
Lloyd
Alan
Jessce
have
hi-
at
nil
Boroen
Street
following
their
honey-Jlhi
pair
were
wed
recently
in
the
First
United
Rev.'
L.
O.
Sieber.
The
bride,
Nancy,
is
iii.t
i,d
Mrs
Armand
Lund
of
Prince
Rupert
and
lar
breakfast
drink
In
Canada
Mrs
M.
Orom.
also
of
this
city.
First
wlvct
ond
Because
tne
price
increase
is
1
water
into
the
lower
bowl
and
caused
by
a
shortage,
Canadians
i
heat
lnto
tn
uppt
bowl
rut
who
still
want
to
enjoy
their
tne
,utPr
and
;.e
caref
,..iy
meas-breakfast
cup
of
coffee
will
be
;
ured
coffee
When
the
water
helping
themselves,
and
others,
hr,os
lowpr
the
hf,at
and
Dui
the
stant
plea
of
the
society,
"At
th
first
sign
of
anything
abnormal
Iters
To
Be
on
Hand
In
any
part
of
the
body
...
see
your
doctor,"
and
ended
her
fents
at
Craft
Show
by
paying
more
attention
tolupper
bowl
in
p!ace
Let
m0st
their
favorite
brew
and
avoiding
of
the
water
rise
tnen
stir
brisk.
w8-
i
ly.
Keep
over
low
heat'
for
two
Statisticians
estimate
that
one
or
three
minutes.
Remove
from
out
of
every
four
husbands
heat
and.
when
all
the
coffee
has
'gropes
his
way
to
the
kitchen
i
returned
to
the
lower
bowl,
re-
'''s'sK-
-
-
u
vv
i
n
u
story
with
another
plea
.
.
"give
generously
to
the
Cancer
Society
when
canvassers
knock
at
your
door
tomorrow
night
They
need
the
money
to
carry
on
their
work
...
a
wonderful
work,
as
no
one
knows
better
than
I."
each
morning
and
mikes
tne
move
the
upper
section.
The
Displays
of
Individual
hobbies
are
hoped
lor
and
one
or
two,
Including
a
collection
of
hand-painted
china
already
have
been
potttrft
dtic
-
,
tmltly
atomall(allyf
11
makti
IK
laUil
wwUf
'
mt
plavlim
racar
at
and
TH
Clna
Suptrmotic
dots
vrythirg
.
ft
wwi,
darnt,
tmbroideri,
monogromi,
mndi
almost
invisibly,
moks
burton
j
,
holes,
mws
on
buttons
in
fact,
mora
tilings
than
it's
possibl
to
montionl
Etna
avan
carries
a
lifetime
guarantee.
You
can't
afford
fa
buy
any
iewin
tnackina
until
you'va
seen
an
ELNA
so
phone
today
for
tfie
omoring
eight
minute
presentation
in
your
home
there's
no
obligation.
ALULKMAN
KAY
SMITH
Smith
returned
to
the
doctor,
who
immediately
sent
her
to
the
received.
Adding
to
the
event
will
be
a
cancer
institute
in
Vancouver
family
coffee.
Particularly
in
coffee
is
ready
to
serve.
Now
is
these
serious,
coffee
-
shortage
!
the
time
to
take
'out
the
cloth
days,
these
husbands
are
well
mter,
rinse
it
in
clear
water-advised
to
follow
the
basic
j
no
soap,
please
and
store
in
a
rules
of
good
coffeemaking.
By
i
water-filled
jar.
Cloth
filters
doing
so,
they
ensure
their
own
j
should
never
be
allowed
to
dry
and
their
family's
pleasure,
and
i
out.
I
a
JiiP-Uie.ie
.vrvice
and
ii
are
among
J
mr
tlie
Civn:
ir;
i
rail,
slid
t.J
til
Centre
at
the
...
,,a
c.iiii'-'a
i,t
tin
oan-.-p
.
m
stall
and
!
t'
Hi
tuujunc-mt:
v
Oilier
pioj-
No
verdicts
are
issued
at
the
variety
of
games
ol
skill,
spon
Paris
Fashions
Bloom
Early
clinic
until
a
full
therapy
conference,
involving
the
doctors
of
the
Institute
staff,
radio
technicians,
radiologists,
superintendent
of
nurses,
welfare
workers
and
members
of
the
attend
cut
down
on
coffee
waste.
Percolator
Method.
Measure
j
The
basis
of
all
good
coffee-
i
as
much
water
as
you
wilt
need
i
making,
no
matter
what
tvpe
-oS
j
into
your
percolator
and
bring
rnf
fee.nnt
is
used,
lies
in
the
it
to
a
boil.
Turn
off
the
heat
PARIS
(Reuters)
Paris
mill
bv
other
cuy
iners
guide
fashion
headfirst
into
an
early
spring.
Straws,
flowered
sored
by
the
Civic
Centre.
Another
feature
will
be
demonstration
of
embroidery
work
on
a
modern
sewing
machine
with
Mtss
Rusty
Thain
in
charge.
Rowley
Miles,
craft
director
at
the
Civic
Centre
and
in
charge
of
the
show
said
today
that
the
auditorium
would
be
open
for
groups
taking
part
prior
to
the
how
to
allow
set-up
of
booths,
an
asked
members
of
cra't
classes
to
be
ready
to
assist
in
preparing
craft
displays.
Ai
1
iuok
alter
nn
.mtl
fve-its
tour
the
ing
staff,
has
been
held
.
.
.
and
then,
only
if
the
patient
asks!
directly.
Some
people
are
so
j
afraid
of
cancer
that
they
don't
j
even
want
to
hear
the
word.
But
Mrs.
Smith
asked,
and
was
tocques
and'
gay
little
coifs
are
already
In
bloom,
before
the
Champs
Elysees
gardeners
have
taken
spade
in
hand.
correct
proportion
of
coffee
to
i
and
measure
the
coffee
Into
the
water.
This
being
so,
life
can
1
basket.
Put
the
cover
on,
turn
be
a
lot
easier
if
the
proper
in-'
on
the
heat
again,
and
let
it
struments
for
speedy
and
accur-j
"perk''
very
gently
for
six
to
ate
measurement
are
on
hand.
'
eight
minutes.
That's
all
there
a
Rtonriji-rt
Coffee
Measure
,
is
to
it.
.
easy
credit
terms
$30
Down
$15
Month
,
Shapes
continue
small
and
4.
mi--
1UH
I
....
.4
Affnt
,
d
neai.
iue
urnc
rniou
cuci..
,
,
.
,
.
m(!)(.,.jr,.
One
more
wora.
n
you
wruui
IT
precision
time-piece
1
j
i
is
now
available
1
1
at
your
jeweller's
11
1
equally
endorsed
In
the
forward-
i
McRM
BROS:
UD.
tablespoons
should
;
be
J
.
as
ind!s-;yet
numbered
among
tne
nappy
)Wll.
irr
events
to
organizations
,i
laneyAuiK
if
p.ants
and
Hospital
Wo-.ui
uy
Uiu
le.isiunal
W'l-
blll
OjJ
ulllllt
tilted
tocque
or
sailor,
and
the
snug
turbans
or
draped
caluts
few
fJEBT
VALUE
1
The
Store
That.
Service
Built"
launched
bv
Dior
and
Givenchy
pensable
to
the
cof
tee-making
,
throng
ol
breaklast,
conee-maK-maie
as
is
a
good
mitt
to
an
ers,
why
not
join?
The
lady
ot
outfield
catcher.
Another
aid
is
your
house
would
love
it
and
have
no
idea
how
proud
of
a
generous
measuring
cup
on
you
which
you
have
marked
the
yourself
you'll
be!
amount
of
water
you
need.
It,
r
Phones
6
or
J6
told
.
.
,
Cancer
of
the
tongue,
j
She
was
told
there
were
three
main
methods
of
treatment
available
.
.
.
surgery,
radium
needles
or
the
Cobalt
60
Beam
Therapy
Unit.
They
derided
on
tne
cobalt
beam
for
Mrs.
Smith,
and
she
underwent
about
five
treatments
weekly
for
six
weeks,
each
treatment
lasting
eight-and-a-half
Materials
and
colors
are
feminine
and
flattering,
often
.faintly
retrospective
in
mood.
Bursary
Fund
Given
Approval
By
Conrad
PTA
Imperial
Or-1
takes
one
Standard
Coffee
Meas-,
ure
of
coffee
to
'three-quarters
t
The
porcupine
does
not
hiber-
Lne
Empire
Gilbert
Orcel
borrows
wnai,
is,
best
and
most
beautiful
from
the
18th
century,
in
miniature
head-
:
turning
hats.
His
flattened
slitrhtlv-oblons
shapes
are
rem
h
clav
of
the
of
a
measuring
cup
of
fresh
co'd
r,ate,
but
is
active
.tnrougnoui
Support
of
the
Parent:Teacher
;
minutes.
The
treatment
burned
water
to
produce
one
serving
ol
,
ine
wmtei
i
the
tea
loom.
!
.sur
a
hot
dog
'
9
Association's
bursary
fund
was
;
her
face
and
her
mourn
out,
u
Church
wo-
iniscent
of
a
Dresden
sheperdess
of
suggest
the
Chinese
screen
&
uuld
bake
.sales
drawings
by
Boucher
ano
wai-
a
true,
manly
brew.
Tnereiore.
if
you
normally
make
four
cups
of
coffee
at
a
time,
you'll
need
three
measuring
cups
of
water
and
four
measures
of
coffee.
Sneaking
of
coffee,
did
you
Presents
was
well
worth
it.
The
cancer
seemed
to-have
been
licked.
Mrs.
Smith
went
back
to
Vancouver
in
May
lor
a
check-up,
and
all
was
well.
But
when
she
went
again
in
June,
a
malignant
teau.-
.
'''
'
approved
at
this
month's
meeting
of
the
Conrad
Street
School
P-TA
held
last
week
in
the
school.
"
Following
discussion
of
plans
for
the
annual
bursary
project,
(he
group
decided
to
give
$100
Sometimes
are
narrow-orim-med
tocques
are
gently
undui-ated
or
fluted,
decorated
with
small
t'owers
or
fruite.
iknow
that
you
should
not
buy
iiirliii
1
.
.
to
the
fund.
ulcer
was
found
on
her
tongue.
The
cobalt
beam
apparently
had
taken
off
the
tumor
but
left
the
stubborn
core
of
the
caiiitr.
I
.r
Centre
crafu
lii
:v
and
iluA'cr
.
i
ik
bottle-'
rt...nl
others,
with.
i1
miiing
pottery
!e
oiit'ieri
lor
!
Mti
a
display
and
beaii-rt-w
Mnl'T
Bay
f.
I
K
a
(dllecticni
f
lroiu
Klt-
i
more
than
a
week's
supply
of
'
ground
coffee
at
a
time?
Kept
longer
than
this,
it
loses
much;
'
of
its
flavor.
And
it
should
?1-1
ways
be
the
correct
grind
for
:
!
vour
particular
type
of
coffee-
Fast
Tasscnger
and
Freight
0
m
Worn
en
ooie
Tentative
plans
for
fall
activities
were
discussed
and
reports
were
heard
on
recent
projects
including
the
open
house
tea.
reported
on
by
Mrs.
Mackie
anr1
Thus
time
the
staff
decided
on-
Sailings
from
Trlnce
Rupert
To
Vancouver
Friday
and
1
?,
a
radium
needle
implant.
Thtr
teen
radium
needles
were
in
Slat
Sunday
8:00
p.m.
To
Kitimat
Friday
8:00
p.m.
serted
in
her
tongue
and
stayed
the
white
elephant
sale
which
there
for
three
days,
during
maker
drip
grind
for
all
drip
,
methods,
fine
or
vacuum
grind
j
for
vacuum
meihods,
and
retu-l
lar
grind
for
percolators.
There
are
a
few
other
rule.
Ihat
add
up
to
a
fine,
fragrant
brew
every
time.
Always
use
which
time
she
couldn't
talk
or
eat
and
had
to
be
fed
intra
The
home
of
Mrs.
Fred
Grimble,
511
Fifth
Avenue
West,
was
the
scene
last
Thursday
afternoon
of
a'
successful
tea
and
sale
sponsored
by
the
Academy
of
Friend-shu.
ul
the
Women
of
the
Moose.
The
Warer-tite
COLLEGIAN
$55-00
.
Terms
to
suit
your
convience
venously.
FjlJowlng
that
treat'
ft.
Mrs.
O.
Alderson
reported
had
netted
$15.
Two
films
were
shown.
"Father
to
Son"
and
"Yoho
Valley"
after
which
refreshments
were
served.
The
parent
attendance
pennant
went
to
Mrs.
McBioom's
class
at
Seal
Cove
School.
mcnt
she
was
given
five
more
To
Kemano
Sunday
.uu
p.m.
To
Stewart,
Alice
Arm
Saturday
6:00
a.m.
To
Masset
ad
North
((ucen
Charlottes
Thursday
8:00
a.m.
March
25th,
April
8lh
and
22nd
v
To
South
Hucen
Charlottes-Thursday
6:00
a.m.
April
1st,
cobalt
beam
treatments.
That
was
in
Juno.
She
ra
Kuriim
flowers
graced
the
1
i
turned
for
'four
check-ups
wllh
negative
results,
but
lasc
January,
trouble
struck
again.
A
lump
was
found
in
her
neek
and
tip
doctors
'eared
cancer
of
the
lymph
glands.
fresh
water
drawn
from
the
cold
tap.-
Water
from
the
hot
t"p
ciin
give
coffee
a
flat
taste.
Always
start
with
a
coffee-pot
scrubbed
shiny,
soap-and-waler
cleajl.
Never,
under
any
circumstances,
let
coffee
boil.
Finally,
brew
to
the
full
capacity
of
your
coffee-maker
for
best
results,
rnd
serve
immediately.
Accreditation
Program
Begun
rooms
for
the
event
at
which
Mrs.
Grimble
received
guests.
Serving
tea
were
Mrs.
P.
bond
mid
Mrs.
C.
Mclntyre
while
Mrs.
O.
Stegavig
and
Mrs.
J.
Kaspcr
wrre
in
chaigs
of
the
kitchen
and
Mrs.
T.
Glenn
convened
the
home
cooking
stall.
Mrs.
S.
llaugan
was
cashier
and
also
was
In
charge
of
Uie
grocery
hamper,
won
by
Mrs.
Bessie
Edgar.
GRGEN
THE
QeddiOH
ATCH
15th
and
2'Jth
Passenger
Reservations
Freight
Bookings
LES
SMITH
Prince
Rupert
Agent
5(l!
Third
Avenue
Phone
5(i8
serving
B.C.
since
1889
one
was
examined
Dy
six
uu-fercnt
doctors,
who
eventually
decided
there
was
nothing
for
it
but
to
operate.
They
weren't
VARIOUS
BREWING
METHOPS
sure
it
was
cancer.
On
the
other
The
brewing
process
itself.
de
pends
upon
the
particular
type.
An
active
program
of
inspection
and
rating
of
Canadian
hospitals
has
oeen
launched
by
the
Canadian
Commission
on
Hospital
Accreditation,
and
two
newly
appointed
field
representatives,
who
started
work
Ap"d
1,
will
eventually
visit
Prince
Rupert
and
district
hospitals.
The
protect
is
in
line
with
the
Meals
Can
hand
they
weren
t
sure
it
wasn
t,
,n
nidn
t
dare
to
take
chances.
The
operation
was
undertaken,
and
all
glands
,were
removed
from
her
neck,
but
no
evidence
of
ennce1
was
found,
and
all
heaved
sighs
of
relief,
including
Mrs.
Smith.
work
of
the
Joint
Commission
on
Accreditation
of
Hospitals,
i.i
avo
A
tjw-Sfll
j
of
coffee-maker
you
preier.
mn
,
AYPA
Soeiol
-
Enjoys
b
a
8t(.p.by.stCp
briefing
on
the
,
Members
of
the
Anglican
uscd
bK,mUl,
Young
People's
Association
of
St.
.
,
Peter's
Church
celebrated
the
,
Me
,
UumI.
B
,..
ing
w.,,,.r
,i
holidays!
;
opening
of
the
Easter
Mf
bol
I
C.
el
u.
y
full
rolling
with
i
social
evening
at
last
;
a
(
!
measure
the
cof
roe
into
the
.of-
work's
meeting
fee
basket.
Scald
the
low
-r
par
.
The
group
waived
the
business
session
in
favor
of
games,
enjoy-
I
of
the
coffee-pot.
set
lts
;
:
container
on
lop,
then
me
isu
i
i,,-
bnskotbnll,
chess.
rhe-Uers
j
wter
in
t
.
and
crokinole.
and
winding
up
the
rapWlyollms
the
evening
with
refreshments.
I
When
all
the
water
has
dripped
the
United
States
and
Canada,
1
General
meeting
United
Association
Plumbrrs
rnd
Steam-
which
endeavors
to
keep
hos-pitaU
up
to
date
on
modern
practices.
Formerly
only
one
surveyor,
representing
the
Joint
Commission
was
active
in
visiting
and
grading
Canadian
hospitals.
The
obiective
of
the
accredita
fitters
Local
180,
Thursday,
April
Your
favorite
recipes
-
your
besl
collce
can
have
richer
flavor.
22,
8
p.m.
Civic
Centre.
()
Ladies,
don't
forget
the
L.O.
B.A.
Tea,
Thursday
afternoon
at
tho
hnmp
nfMrs.
John
Johansen,
t
tion
or-osi-nm
is
t"
.
rwognlra
those
hospitals
wnicn
meet
the
REFRIGERATORS
VIKING
WESTINGHOUSE
FRIGIDAIRE
sei
vices
and
safety
which
assure
326
4tn
Ave
Easti
from
2;00
to
smoother
consistency.
Carnation's
special
method
of
heat-refinement
gives
creamier
color,
creamier
flavor,
absolute
uniformity.
standards
of
organization,
'
hlsh
5.00
p
m
'Him.
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v...v
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Make
KATON'S
your
r
e
f
r
i
g
e
'tin
w
lute,
so
tm-
rmodPel
S7Q.OO
famous
mJ
hcadouartsrs
.
,
.
choose
the
Make
Carnaium
llvuporuled
Milk
your
regular
milk.
You'll
prefer
it
to
your
present
brand.
"horn
Contented
Cows"
an
FREE
RECIPES
,
A
new
booklet,
"Party
Sweets",
rilled
with
thrifty
ideas
for
entertaining.
Write
to
Dept.
N,
Carnation
Company
limited,
Vancouver.
shown
here
l'e
in
in
you
like
from
these
three
makes.
Priced
from
n
8.5
Cu.
Ft.
EVAPORATED
PERSOMALSj
Mrs.
wT'll.
Rapson
of
Toronto
!
and
her
son.
William,
are
visit-
ing
in
the
city
for
a
few
days;
I
with
Dr.
and
Mrs.
M.
Wayman,
1
23!)0
Graham
Street.
Mrs.
Rap-'
!
-ivi'
husbind
is
professor
of
chemical
engineering
at
the
'
University
of
ioionto.
ui
nnavy,
corded
Z,"l
Mriale
and
Ml
Lit
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II
ih.
t...
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in
a
rurvimt
CI
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SUE'
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CHOW
MElM
Open
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
.
Hollywood
Cafe
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
7U
UP
TO
THREE
YEARS
TO
PAY
T.
EATON
CO.
(Canada)
LTD.-
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by
the
13
r.
This
Em-
as
one
of
the
328
W.
Third
Ave.
Phone
740
Mr?.
M.
Little,
Metropole
Building,
is
in
Vancouver
for
a
,
two
week
vacation.
'
It
"
in
Vcouver
.
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pres-niation
bv
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