L.
-
',,.2
'
passing
Visitors
Will
Have
to
Rise
Early
Prince
Wednesday,
Rupert
February
Daily
25,
News
lb3
Sandy
To
See
Queen
on
Coronation
Day
j.
i,,iluv
are
noi
"Tin
the
old
day.
Sold
iers
in
LONDON
(Reuters)
Hundreds
of
thousands
of
Britons
and
overseas
visitors
wilf
have
to
be
early-birds
if
they
want
to
see
the
Queen
drive
in
state
throught
London
next
June
2,
her
Coronation
Day.
L
tdjar
piw
reai-
renter
here
for
42
i
k
i
Burn
wara
,P(j
cigar
on
Sunday
.
..M.n
weiidlnB
tie
a"'"
..
.......
i
A
rust
That
became
obvious
today
when
about
100.000
lucky
individuals
with
reserved
seats
on
was
me
uiv
L
v.
n
r
'
that
he
naa
t
5
years
Make
Crests
By
JOHN
STACKHOL'SE
SEOUL,
Korea
(Reuters
Doctors
and
nursea
from
Canada,
Britain
and
Australia
are
working
together
to
care
for
i...
rolehral-
FHE
EXPERTS
Sai
.
.
.
ne;r
ruui'"
anniversaries
uh
the
three-mile
procession
route
were
told
to
be
In
their
places
as
early
as
6
a
m
possibly
six
hours
before
the
parade
goes
past.
Ten
times
that
number
ofj
aspiring
spectators
without
re-
j
served
seats
will
have
to
camp
j
along
the
route
anything
up
to!
!
wounded
and
sick
Common
V
',
I
f
W
.
"
Ti
Hi':"-.?'
wealth
soldiers
at
the
British
military
hospital
here.
The
hospital,
at
one
ume
a
ud
50
y
"
"
William
Wallace
the
aisle
35
yeur
By
KAY
REX
Associated
Fre
Huff
Writer
A
leisurely
Sunday
breakfast
school,
now
Is
run
as
a
Joint
,
.miiy
din
is
a
first-rate
way
to
begin
a
new
,
week.
It
can
be
an
anticipated
event
nii-r
for
the
,1
i
their
nine
-
I
'
-
J
ud
presented
J
i
j
tire
r
24
hours
ahead
to
get
standing
room.
,
Today's
Instructions
to
ticket-holders
were
part
of
an
extensive
crowd
plan
outlined
by
Coronation
organizations.
Commonwealth
effort.
Its
patients
are
troops
who
will
probably
be
fit
enough
to
return
to
duty
within
a
month.
Tim
li
o
k
p
i
I
a
1
kSmj
ni'.i-i
more
serious
cases,
holding
.
with
mantel
ciock.
d.tonr,
!))
Hv
''
if
the
menu
varies
sufficiently
from
the
uual
work-a-dav
fare.
Instead
of
the
hastily-prepared
orange
or
grapefruit
juice
why
not
suosliiutc
grapefruit
Mt.KNE
PERRY,
19.
of
Montreal
is
crowned
queen
of
McOill
university's
annual
carnival.
Placing
the
crown
on
the
second-year
commerce
student
is
Mayor
Camillien
Houde.
r
nd
dad.
Mm.
lea
jhnon
and
Mra.
Lirli
Autirr,
were
the
them
in
a
special
ward
for
j
About
15,000
policemen
and
at
least
8,000
troops
will
line
the
flag-draped,
crowded
street
through
which
the
Queen
will
evacuation
by
RAAF
ambulance
planes
to
the
big
Common
halves
brightened
with
a
mara
schino
cherry
in
the
centre
of
wealth
hospital
at
Kure,
Japan
pass
with
her
brilliant
entourage
able
to
ne
pir-sni.
.
all
out
of
town,
are
ttn
and
Kita.
In
(.eurjc
f-dar
In
Sfimc
of
th"
bottor
ihinrs
of
life
come
to
those
who
wait
on
themselves
sometimes.
Ictl
CroSS
ceh
Us
s-clad
nobles
nobles.
V-"'-u
u.
Si
.v
.
.r
.ow
of
ermitie
and
purple.cIad
beds,
the
hospital
now
averages
Golden
,.,j
.
.
carriages,
marching
.
n
I
ri
lUrr
in
Klrnilu
each.
,
!
For
a
touch
of
novelty
serve
j
sliced
bananas
with
bran
flakes
or
puffed
wheat.
j
Old
fashioned
cornbread
'
about
120
patients
at
a
time.
!
guards
in
scarlet
tunics
and
r
.
...
...
(SSinfi
ii
erionS
with
it
prancing
cavalry
horses
their
best
to
kepp
the
patients
.
4
lailt,tityjtaa-T'r',lal
MfrX
""v
I
""J
-i
if
ii
i
ii
busy
and
happy
snd
compensate
j
eral
thouairnwc
wVli
co,Urol
!
VJ
l.it
T!f"S
junday
umner.
ni
li
lukirt
n
acre
also
ruiiKi
atulatc
the
,r
h'i
is
'fi
year
old,
,
jctive
and
haa
no
;
,
retirini!
for
a
long
,
ijr
nir
Kri'yiit'sa
01
tne
iiospuai.
antomobile
traffic
t-ihi
uutwi
wj
-itc
iwu
iww
nic
The
building
is
the
only
onej
'
vrain..
and
maple
or
corn
gyrUp
will
following
are
believed
to
ii.:
in
they
could
get
since
places
big
More
than
3.000
service
person-;
please
most
appetites.
Crkp
British
Columbia:
enough
lor
a
hospital
are
scarce
-
f
--
i
T
They
Dacon
snoula
06
,
a
,
Em'l
and
Oliva
Anhorn,
TIIIS
M.tt
Tllll.'
ALLY-UKIVEN
machine
counts
500
bills
in
about
18
seconds,
equal
to
the
work
of
five
humans.
It
Is
one
of
the
latest
gadgets
at
the
Bank
of
Canada
and
waa
purchased
in
the
United
Kingdom.
Working
the
3,5O0
counter
is
L.
Johncox
of
Ottawa.
in
a
ci
'
v
u;
r
u
r
M
war
hui
nuceon
"
'
"
"
"
"
-
'
.
over
four
times
,r
renplion
for
Mr.
j
Wallace
a'
'heir
Ninth
dish.
And
If.
you've
lo.it
grand-
I
ted
tQ
haye
,cIt
Baloa;r?,
mother
scorn
bread
recipe
here
sSasl
,or
Kelowna
and
are
another:
J
sought
by
cousin,
.
Mrs.
EUe
Ingreoients:
One
cup
Hour
dt
.nee
Anhorni.
four
teaspoons
baking
powder;
one-half
tea-spoon
salt;
two-
Joseph
Lambert,
born
in
1391
(
Grande
Riviere.
and
thirds
cup
sugar;
one
cup
corn-
Que.,
meal;
one
cup
sweet
milk;
one
seen
in
Vancouver
in
19i0.
He
egg;
three
tablespoons
melted
j
is
sought
by
his
sister,
Hrj
!
butter
or
shortening.
!
Bernadette
Nicolas.
'
will
be
accommodated
in
London
parka
or
In
military
barracks.
Seven
miles
of
steel
railing
will
be
put
up
along
the
route
within
a
day
or
two
of
the
Coronation.
This
and
rain-rod
straight
"bobbie"
and
troops
standing
five
yards
apart
will
hold
back
the
vast
crowds.
Three
welfare
workers,
one
each
from
Canada,
Britain
and
Australia,
have
the
responsibility
for
keeping
the
patients
I
mm
getting
bored.
The
commanding
officer
and
matron
are
both
Canadians.
Maj.
Roy
Smlllle
comes
from
Victoria,
and
Capt.
Elizabeth
Pense,
the
matron,
is
a
native
home,
live
of
the
ix
children
were
i
d
gave
til'
in
a
ran-I
i-liuhl
and
a.ll
stand.
;
Urr.
alio
has
lecn
iiartmenl
of
Trana-
Margaret
Christensen
Marries
U.S.
Navy
Officer
FOR
.
HIGN
-CLASS
PRINTING
IN
1953
As
Always
PLACE
ORDERS
NOW
Dibb
Printing
Co.
SOME
COVERED
Mix
and
silt
Hour,
baking
pow-1
These
person,
or
anyone
,.f
pu.-,t
21
years,
lived
HprrKl
ui
Tlw
Dally
Neat
her
sister's
honor
attendant
Some
of
the
Eovernment
stands
!der-
alt-
sugar
several
times.
!
knowing
their
whereabouts,
arc
whirh
uiii
....mm,.,..
i
no
imn
Ada
cornmeai.
Mix
weii-beaten
;
ved
to
contact
Stan
Saville,
of
Kingston,
Out
PAI
ALTO.
California
Ptinre
Ruijert
resident.
.
V-
Winter
has
brought
the
hos-im
mvered
and
uncovered
I
egg
with
milk
and
add
gradually
oresident
of
the
Prince
Rupert
pnai
extra
casualties,
such
as
ar(.
already
under
construction
10
u
u"
"'B'""""-
"uu
branch
of
the
Red
cross
socir.17.
ed
shortening.
Pour
Into
a
J
lur
a
.short
tune
be-8
to
RuH'rt
on
Hie
(
alhrrlne
It,
la
lie
bojt
At
one
,d
hi
family
lived
in.
.
alon
the
coast,
reception
were
three
Mrs.
K.
R.
Slater,
cases
suiicnng
irom
ourns
poUoe
expw.t
thousands
to!
caused
by
exploding
stoves.
sleep
in
nark
bordering
the1
She
wore
a
ballerina
length
gown
of
powder
blue
satin
and
tulle,
and
carried
a
colonial
bouquet
of
African
violets
and
pink
rosebuds.
The
bridesmaids,
Linken
Un-derdahl
and
Mrs.
George
Ack-erman.
were
attired
like
the
matron
of
honor
Their
bou-
greased
shallow
pan
and
bake
in
Many
suffer
from
burns
toirr,,.t
hot
oven
from
20
to
30
min-
I
route,
v,,ihi
nuaaie
in
aecucnairs
or
Muriiaret
Christensen
la
honey-j
mooning
In
Sun
Valley,
Idaho,
j
Daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mra
H
K
Christensen.
she
was
married
in
First
Prrabylrrlan
church
here
February
2
to
Ludwlg
A.
Heger.
I
She
was
given
tn
marriage
by
!her
father.
the
hands
and
welfare
workers
just
on
the
curb
the
nightly?;.
..,.,,
have
found
that
one
erf
the
eas-
before
the
Coronation,
just
to:BlNC"
Srt-CIALJ
lest
ways
to
git
the
men
to
ex-
lmir
iho.v.
hm
r.
thrl
Pancakes
are
good
for
a
late-
'
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
StoT.1:
Building
Phone
Blue
593
I
Klarkslone
and
Mra.
jilwn
ami
to
wins.
qucu
were
of
African
violets.
rclse
their
muscles
Is
for
them
in
th
fmr
,
,h.n
,wo
1
morning
Sunday
breakfast.
Urnie.
The
other
Ingredients:
Three
cups
sifted
and
they
wore
head
bands
of
to
take
ud
fmbrolderv.
and
now
iriri.
k
in
h
I
"
-
-
uj
ill
nil
evvc
Luav,ii,
Mrs.
J.ilun
Nyfaard.
!
Her
white
wedding
gown
was
bue
tulle
and
vtoicU.
.
.
.
;ic
iia
cuola.
ami
was
aiyira
wiui
a
cminuiiy
lace
ooci-
make
the
trip
here
ue
and
with
net
yoke
and
seed
pearl
trim
and
long
lace
fbraUon.
arii-knoan
couple.
pastry
flour;
four
teaspoons
bak-
ing
powder;
l'i
teaspoons
salt:
'
one-third
cup
bran
cereal;
two
eggs:
I'i
cup
milk;,
one-third
cup
shortening,
melted.
Mix
and
sift
flour,
baking
powder,
salt
.
Add
bran.
Beat
eggs
I
until
thick
and
add
to
milk.
nearly
all
the
patients
In
the
me
iIlveterate
,
burn
ward
are
busy
stitching
1Ioverj
o
JMgemttyii0
tnat
1
complica
re.:
menial
crests
suln
cy
janvway.ror
annua,
spec.
'They
think
II
;
would
be
wie
,
j
tade,
M
tne
t
,
of
the
:to
embroider
anything
else,
one,color
b
tn
crack
Gtds
B
!ReJ
Cross
worker
said.
Igade
i
ta
?
The
eovernment
said
the
Cor-
The
bridegrcKim,
aon
of
the
late
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
K.
Meter
of
Madrlia,
Minn.,
had
Henry
.Viitrnstriil
M-rve
as
his
best
man.
Dr.
Itufus
Kniclit
and
IaiiIk
R,ihriff
j-nrlfl
ruMla
sleeve.
The
bouffant
lace
and
tulle
over
satin
skirt
fell
Into
a
satin
train.
Mr.
Louit
Kd'ar.
diamond
wedding
Margarets
fingertip
length,
t
their
pewa.
i
v
laxt
e'k
1
I
I
.it
flsure
at
W.
H
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Established
1910
V.OVING
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
'
M1I?P1SG
.
.
.
FORWARDING
.
.
.
STORAGE
Experienced
handling
Local,
Nation-wide
and
World-wide
Shipments.
"MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
LINDSAY'S'
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
ionation
show
will
cost
close
to
!
shortening.
Stir
in
the
liquid
.1.000.000.
jond
drop
by
spoonfuls
on
a
eaaers
art
iit-tu
uy
uaia,
niiu
sue
carried
a
bouquet
of
white
or-
Estimates
showed
Parliament
lightly
greased
griddle
or
frying
Wo
ivn
of
the
Moose
Benefit
will
be
asked
to
vote
663
000
for
;
LW
(or
(he
past
'
"an
has
iclired
and
tin?
m
Vancouver
for
The
Rev
Che.ster
Hambltn'
read
the
7
o'clock
ceremony,
and
Ray
Hammett
of
Palo
Alto
was
wedding
solot
.t
For
the
reception
whith
followed
at
Rkkey's,
the
brides
mother
wore
a
floor
length
pan.
Incidentally
when
serving
pancakes
remember
they're
best
when
hot.
Stacking
the
pancakes
and
letting
them
stand
may
make
them
soggy.
.
Variety
Show
March
15.
Capitol
Coronation
expenditure
in
the
Theatre.
lt
year
1953-54.
on
top
of
1232.000
already
allowed
for
the
financial
Mull
festival
entries
to
Box
t
yefkT
ending
this
month.
157
brfore
M
ireh
1.
Entry
forms'
the
grain
strike
so
he
up
his
passive
on
a
-'ritcr-pa.wni'er
liner
bone
60
or
SS
'
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Ave.
crepe
dress
of
du;ty
rose
v.llh
chlda
and
bouvardia
on
her
prayer
book.
j
Mrs.
Henry
Naten.stfdt
was
54
Scouts
(Given
Awards
I
For
Service
.
i
iay
In
the
old
roun-
.matching
ncrevoi
les.
Her
cor-
available
at
the
Fire
Hull.
Civic
Centre
or
from
the
Secretarv.
sage
was
of
wiiile
camellias.
fnrjf
tbbolt.
Vftrran
rk
at
the
cltv
whnle-
'ho
is
also
well
.
.
.
enjoy
the
Hours
you
SAVE
f
memtiers
of
the
Rid
When
the
newywedi
departed
011
their
wedding
trio,
the
bride
wore
a
beige
uit
with
niaUhli
g
accessories
and
a
white
jichld
corsage.
Margaret
was
burn
and
attended
ten
00
Is
In
Prince
Club
am!
the
Cana-ti.
In
tth
of
which
t
n
very
active.
toOi
'
4)
All
memhers
in
badminton
turnament
on
Wednesday,
Feb
25.
please
be
at
Civic
Centre
at
7
p.m.
Any
player
not
able
to
attend
notify
Joan
Cross
at
Red
803.
lt
9
Fishermen's
Local
U
F
A
W.'U.
will
meet
Wednesday,
Feb.
25.
t
7:30
p.m.,
MetroMle
Hall.
Business
will
Include
election
of
delegates
to
the
Vancouver
Con-
1
binindior
his
native
hlrh
he
hasn't
seen
irsf
In
Canada
shortly
coming
to
Prince
OTTAWA
iCP)-ScouU
Samuel,
Melendy.
14,
of
St.
John
a
Nlll.i
;
and
th
rdon
Campbell,
13,
of;
Cat:i::ia:.
Ont
,
have
been
aaaid-'
ed
the
Silver
Crass,
second
high-,
je
t
award
in
scouting.
lor.
'
averting
drowning
tragedies
1
Tne
povernor-general.
Rt.
Hon
'
I
Vincent
Mi'wy,
In
his
capacity
at
chief
acout
for
Canada,
an-!
nounrd
Uxtav
that
the
lo
Rupert,
B.C..
before
enlering
Albert
Collrge
In
Ontario.
She
recrivrd
hrr
R.N.
decree
from
M.
Paul
a
School
of
Nursing
in
Vancouver.
B.C.
,
The
bridegroom
attended
t
d
experu,
to
stay
for
'h
visit
-
or
longer.
147)
f
tore
mar.HEer
for
schools
In
Madella,
Minn.,
where
vention.
his
brothers.
John
and
Joseph.
now
reside.
He
has
been
In
ac
m
(iorrion
Anrirrn,
isketball
coiich
and
Canary
-was
unable
With
unlimited
promise
Christian
Science
knocks
at
the
door
of
every
human
heart.'
Will
you
open
the
door
and
listen
to
a
FREE
LECTURE
entitled
"Christian
Science
Healing
by
the
Power
of
God"
given
by
Ralph
Castle,
C.S.,
of
Bcivcuere,
California,
memher
of
(he
Board
of
Lectureship
of
The
First
Church
of
Christ
Scientist,
Boston,
Mass.,
on
FRIDAY,
FEB.
27
at
8
p.m.
in
the
Christian
Science
Building,
I
ere
this
year
but
his
ere
among
m
no
were
jnm
Uve
nava,
srvle
f0!-
18
years,
awards
and
honor
on
the
c-
and
u
now
gUtinnerl
f
San
raion
of
tiie
anniversary
of
the
u,
He
u
,
cnief
v,.rtxnt
birthdav
February
22
of
Lord
0f()rfr
Baden-Powell
of
Gliwell.
touni.erj
T1)e
newiyweds
will
make
their
i
f
the
Buy
fccout
movement.
home
in
San
Diego.
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
fu
(h
the
worlds
orcatcst
"III
Warnrv
spent
1
here
last
wek
be-"c
for
N.mni
'
were
Jck-
i-ka.
I.
Or
and
(
hurlir
MrKin-
'
base
here
is
losing
IMiimlar
Wreivs.
One.
""li'iMin
ha.v
alrnidy
"
S
Naricii
where
she
Iive-miMith.'.
aclmtr-ariiers
cour.se,
and
hctchup
V
V
11
1;
1
value
tortiiAMndam
IllUm.m
til
....
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k
t""ll.
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(IP-
iiBfii
"wit
pasture
es
early
The
Silver
Cross
U
awarded
(
for
j.ill.in'.ry
with
considerable
'
rl.k.
A
member
ol
the
First
St.
lii'inm
tr'K'p.
Melendy
was
lurorct
f
ir
liU
presence
of
ni.iul
In
rcjculin
a
boy
fron
drowning
In
Beaver
Pond,
-an
I
l'a,mpb
-il,
a
member
of
the
Fust
Cur.lniiil
trcop,
was
en
d
led
;
with
Vi.sjulng
a
b'.
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Iiom
droan-
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l.ri
near
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1
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wrrr
awarded
th"
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tlilid
highest
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Carr.
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of
the
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Matthias
;
;
troop.
Wc.ttnount.
Que.,
rescued
j
'
I
two
glrsl
from
drowning,
wlillc
scout
Dick
Greenland
of
Rc-bUr.,
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a
boy
I:om
drown-
1
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In
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wulers
v
Go;-:c
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ELECTRIC
RANGE
Second
Avo.
West
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ill-
Gei-natioa...
'""lions
arc
.still
unB
Kfn
Wralhall.
father
ins
boy
-James
Pat-l)icr
on
B
Federal
Oei'ai
tllirnl
bout,
L,
'lie
lornu-r
Mary
'''"'in
IhTc
t
Terrace
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isn't
good
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M.,rli,
v,h(
r,;il,
The-rsa
buslncvs
Irh.
t.,r
,,,..
.
bin
very
little
nt
The
modern
automatic
electric
range
cuts
the
ties
that
bind
a
woman
to
the
kitchen
because
it
saves
hours
of
the
time
and
effort
that
go
into
cooking
with
old-fashioned
stoves.
You'll
find
so
many
ways
to
enjoy
those
precious
hours
of
freedom
from
your
kitchen
that
are
made
possible
by
a
new
automatic
electric
range.
ENJOY'
"ABSENTEE
COOKING"
Clockwork
controls
will
cook
your
meal
automatically
while
you
go
on
a
pleasant
outing.'
ENJOY
THE
SPEED
OF
ELECTRIC
COOKING
Just
push
a
button,
set
a
dial
and
the
quick
heat
starts
a
meal
Shower
iGlass
Held
For
:Anne
Dumas
I'rtTM'"k,,c
'I'"
fi-
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a,
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11
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.
An
"after
live
par'-y
plj'
s
'Hjv.rr
was
Iv
Id
l
r
Aiinn
Dunns
and
M".
-.
.ighfboJKJ
C
thm.
Mr';
a
a
....
cooking
.
right
away.
'
'
I
You'll
also
enjoy
the
economy,
the
clean-
ffomy
fortiommhsrsl
X:"S.T1
?S
wifh
koure
caved
by
'
,17'
",li"5
"
"
cooking
electrically
"
'hut.
Settled
n
nt
the
lv.m"
of
Mr!
1
rd'on
in
honor
of
the
'1
at
:n"
,rw-pi",
Ornatin
!
,
t,inl.
It
creams
'CPl.Civ
,
nX
Illt.MIII
l.
"u,ul"in
Army
be
mumo'i
j
attended
and
,
bv
slirw.r.an
,
Plan
coup'.e
who
will
M-r
h
3.
About
2(1
pue.s's
wrrc
entertalnrl
Pat
Pol
on.
ITS
tru5
"
.
vu.iy
readied
colli.
a
roin-
1-.,.!
Ornjnon-
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brarnl
c.m
1-6
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Ultt'T
r,
Community
Tr-ntv.
rrrorv
v.,
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ts.;
H.-.!
b
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!
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:
,
4
THIS
WEEK
W.A.
of
the
Hospllal
nirel'n'R
Civic
t
enlre.
Thursday,
Feb.
26.
I.artlnr"
Orann
Benevolent
nt,
ndltioni
arm'":
i,
Una.
Once
rn"1
your
(j,rlUtiori,
"n,.iwou.
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1
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army.
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Hall
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