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nice sfriends and. we are happy
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in-law, R.’M; Cowan, superin-
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car! equlpment; F. W. Pickers-
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viec, Winnipeg and N. R. Crump,
president of Canadian Pacific’
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foreman, presented a group gift
to Mr. May and said,““In your
long and varied career taking
yous: from, many things and
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a corsage of white cargations.
August Wallin proposed . the
toast to. the bride, Conveners for
the refreshments were Mrs.
Mrs, Keith

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