“Gross. Other millions of children

BUSY REPLYING
‘TO 100 LETTERS.

oh HL rE ‘Wilson, of St: Mary: Lake, .
Salt Spring: Island,‘ is ‘a ‘busy man ~
these “days attempting | to“'answer
more. .than -100° letters : which he
has’ received from. ‘heart. suffer-~
ers in -many: parts ot ‘the west. ve
"Mr, “Wilson ‘recently forwarded!

-for, ‘publication: in: the Vancouver
“Suna: letter, which. follows: : ;
; “Being: an old: London,. Ontario,
man: whose name has: ‘been. n the

“Sun! recéntly:’ (Paul; Sty.
‘wrote’ about :-me’on: July. ;
‘Of. the: Safecrackers. ‘Netted mt ;
Million”; “Warner .’ Brothers .. are.

ers summarized’ in‘.'a° ‘five-part

“to! say show» much=-T: enjoyed: The.
Sun magazine, article on: Vitami
Tes oe

a poet-painter,
. the.age of 70 in.a‘smallstreet off
- the: ‘Strand, : “London, in ‘1827.

Ow: considering: a movie. based One es

tory. starting \last” May) I:.wanted -.®

$10,000.

: ; os “(Except ‘Sundny) over CIV
- “1017 GOVERNMENT, “Nonr’ Fort,

Jb the: first new: pair of shoes he’s ever had! This Austrian boy
isa picture of joy with his: gift from the American Junior Red. :

now receive adequate clothing

z only through -U. N.’s ‘International Children’s Emergency Fund.

is proving an arduous task for
Mr. Wilson, he informs The Re-
view. that he will reply to them
‘all, hoping that his suggestions
may prove..of benefit to them.

Sale Of Paintings

* Of. British. Artist.

tie” brilliant
died. in. poverty at

“William: Blake,

For: years, collectors: have com-

“ peted furiously for “his work. On

is July “22).‘the :greatest: Blaké sale

& of. all times. took”: ‘place: at Chris-
- tie’s;“London. *

"The, famous. “Graham ‘Robert os
son. “collection.” came .under’ the:

by. buying’: “A.-Mision”: from: ‘a’
Southampton *: -shopkeeper. ' :
he. was: able to: buy: the: collection
formed: “by: I
‘friend,’ -Butts,® "who: bought. th
drawings from: Blake: in:-order.'t
at ist: ;

Robertson’ ‘also. cae ata sal

“the

‘price’: “paid was in: the ‘regio

Despite. his: set-backs;- Robert

:-S0n'built one’of the finest.of Blake
-colléctions “and. the sale. attracted:
é collectors aoe ‘all over: the’ world.

. She

Later:

“Mr:-and'Mrs.

“spent:a ‘month visiting: her: ‘mother :

n-1918 when’ the: illustrations: for;

pe Auto: ‘Court...

: ‘ily,

OL ea a

--FULFORD >

Oe rr re

PPO

Dr.“Naysmith has arrived from .
England to. visit her: niece, Mrs.
A. Kropinski, for several months.
made the ocean. voyage
aboard. the Quen Mary and travel-
led ‘by- plane across sepada.

%

Guests. going ‘by launch from

‘Beaver Point to’ Port Washington,

Pender Island, to attend the wed-
cing of Hilary Cousineau to
Charles Brenton, were: Mrs. Fred
Morris and Wendy, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Corlett, Mr. and Mrs. Gooding,
Barbara, ‘Laurence and Donny,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Carlin, Diane and

Sheila, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fraser,
Mr. and Mrs. Cliftord Lee, Mrs.

M. C. Lee and Elmer, Mr. and
Mrs. H.C. Alexander, Mr, and Mrs.

R. Dodds, Mr. and Mrs. M. Gyres,
Vaterie and Shirley, Mrs. Maurice
McTighe, Mr. and Mrs. R. Aker-
man, Teddy and. Darlene, Mes.
Charles Reeder, Mrs. A. Morten-
son, Mrs. Simington, Miss Eileen.
Simington, Aleck McManus, Gavin

Bilton, “Al., Ackerman, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Grosart, Arthur: Booth,
Rev. Father Lariviere ‘and Jack
Cairns.. Pa ee?

Jack Cairns had the misfortune

-to have his hand badly hurt while

helping passengers “from. one
launch. to--another. “He had ‘to
have five stitches put in and was
unable to attend the wedding.

An enjoyable dance.’ under the

’ auspices of the Fulford Hall com-

mittee, was held on Friday. eve-

ning in the ‘Community Hall and -

was’ very. well attended. Slim

Braulen’s Orchestra, from’ Dun- |
‘can, supplied the music and the
_ supper

was ‘convened by. Mrs.
Denis Singleton. :
x om

Mrs. D. Patterson is visiting h her

daughter and son-in-law; Mr. ‘and~

Mrs. ‘Dewar, for 7 few days:

‘Floyd Kaye spent a day or. two:
-in Victoria with: his wile: and baby.

daughter. oo
Mr. and: Mrs. Chester Reynolds
and Bernard ‘are visiting in Vic-

toria for a few days: ORS

ok

‘Mrs. M: Singleton is ‘visiting her.

: _ dau hter, Mrs. Falk,- in: : Vancou er...
“ hammer. Robertson, who: died ‘last: . & v

year, spent: his’ lifetime. searching»
out ‘Blake. drawings ‘and “illustra-":
“tions. «He began: at: the! age ‘of: jG.

ee

“Mr. dnd” ‘Mrs. Rex: Daykin™ “ot
ietoria ” are returning | to: the “is-:.
«land ’.to ‘take’ up: residence. ay Fule

ford Harbour. ;

ren are visiting ‘at’ the summer
home. of’ Mrs, McMillan’s ‘parents,:
Langley

: n operation at: The King’s:
Daughters’. “Hospital;: Dunean;:

‘Mrs, ‘Robson, ie eerie » with: her:

Mr. and Mrs. C. Feiss oe te

“two. children ‘arrived: on Saturday.

‘from: Denver, Col.,’ and.are*spend-

“ing about ‘three. or. four weeks at.

Harbor, House. APIS

“My. and Mrs. FA A, Sheppard,”

: e Tony: and’ Miss Nancy’ Fraser have, oe
“yeturned: to: Vancouver :
ae week's | Visit: A vesuvius: “Lodge.

after:

Le F,  Gieon has ‘returned: ‘to

~ Mietoria “after ‘a’ -week’s’ visit, to.”

Ganges; a “puest®' at” Boredalee”

ak ge ee

“After a week-end visit” to thar? “
Galt Club “Mr, and Mrs, ‘George ©
«M, ‘Meredith’ and: their. two chil-’

dren, Craig‘and Mark, . have. Ye-
turned to: Vancouver. :

“Mrs, P,Cc. ‘Bennett returned to
Vaneouver on Sunday after visit-
ing her parents; Mr. "nnd Mre PR
'. Meyer, Vesuvius Bay.

Mrs, Mathieson and son are re. -

turning to. (heir home ‘at. Oak Bay
after a. forinights visit to Sait
Spring. where.- they: -have. been

o _Buests: at: Sh Mary’ Late Resort...

~ Consul Pail R. Ryder: and, fun-

Wis * ” a

“Me ‘and. Mr La, Best.

and

7 daughter “have returned: to: Vane |

ed" British” muttertal.”

‘Rowular ly

“pr eed: “trom!

. 45 and $47

! SS ORDER.NOW.

=. (Gentlemen's Suits. f
“ton your menaure*{roni: yy
our repulir stock of! a "Inport. sn

B80. 5O—now aut two. pieces only,

"This j is your: opportunity. No.
- other atore can match these ,

ce For Best: Selection’. ae

emu HOPE & C0.

© “Over'b0 Years of Service -
(1434, Government. Bt Victoria orn

‘$66 woh

In “Vintor in” baie 2
Phones z Bal 2.

M Warbor House,

couver. atter..a, iHenedlay , vite to

Wee as

“Miran Mrs, Mi,
lor ia, Who-have boon: sponding a

Aveo al-Borradadlats Atte: Court,
A have, rolurned : ‘home, ae,

and

Hs, Rr pull,

who.

Mrs. ‘MeMillan and her t two chil.

‘after:

“panied © by: :her: two. sons: David

She :.is. -paying an
indefinite. visit, to her eee er

have’ returned to® San. Frans
’'elseo after, a ‘Week's s visit to” venue :
t ius Tore: ‘ :

Piwratt; View:

: _ putin

SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

E GULF ISLANDS.

have been visiting Vesuvius Bay
for. three “weeks, guests of Mrs.
A. E.. Duke, returned to Calgary
on Monday. ee

Mr. ‘and. Mrs. W. M. Salaway,
Victoria, arrived’ here on Satur-
day-and are spending a week. at
- Harbor House. “é

Mr. ‘and Mrs.
turned’ on Saturday ° to Victoria
after a week’s visit to Ganges
guests at Borradaile’s Auto Court.

* a *

Mrs. L. F. Nicholson was hostess
last: Thursday afternoon, when
she entertained a few friends at
a bridge party at “The Anchor-
age,” Vesuvius Bay. The rooms
and table were arranged with
sweet peas, gypsophila, and -other
summer flowers. Tea was-pour-
ed by Mrs. Bishop Wilson
amongst those present were Mrs.
W. E. Dipple, Mrs. J.-F. L.. Em-
bury, Mrs. A, J. Eaton, Mrs, R.
T. Meyer, ‘Mrs. W. K. Wickens,
Mrs. Douglas | Wilson.

Mr, and © Mrs.
Vancouver, are venting Mr. and
Mrs, Harold Sjoquist’s house at
Vesuvius for six weeks.

* * *

Mrs, St. John, who has been
renting one of D. Keith Wilson’s

“apartments at Ganges removed on

Saturday to her newly-erected
home and hairdressing establish-
ment on Ganges Harbor.

Me

Mrs. Wm. Crowson and Michael.

arrived on Saturday from West
Vancouver and are spending two
weeks at Vesuvius: Lodge.

Mrs. Carl Knoetige, ot Denver,

~ Col, is.a: guest for two weeks at

Harbor House. ;
om m *

Mr. and Mrs. C. Burnit left on °
Saturday for’ Port Alberni .after

a week’s Al to Ganges.

Dr. and Mis. R. Rush have re-
turned: to ‘Vancouver after spend-:
ing a -week or so holidaying ‘at

their. summer cottage -on Salt
; Spring. | ; ;

ee. hos

Mrs. To. Truesdale and Mrs.

guests ‘at Vesuvius Lodge.

. aR aR : a.

Mrs, K: ‘Howell, ‘Kamloops, Who we
vhas. been. spending” two. weeks® at.

- Vesuvius - ‘Bay; ‘the guest ‘of Mrs.

A. EL Duke,.. returned. home’ on

Satur aay, :

Oe R. ‘plane re
urned: to: ‘Vancouver ‘on:'T hursday
I's isit “Harbor

on: Sunday,
“visiting: “Vesuvius Bay,’
lest ‘of: Mrsand’ Mrs

; Miss: Eileen’ Wicken arrived’ on
Monday... from.’ Vancouver: and i
spending: some days -at» Vesuvius
Bay,...-visiting “her: parents “My:
“and MrsieeW.K. Wicken :

ré aXe R: Weatherell, Lady-
smith, ‘arrived “last: ‘week. “accom-

and... Rennie.

rey... Scott,

“a fortnight’s. holiday

to St, Mary
_ Lake Rosort:: ene :

a th oe

Vancouver, | arrived: con. Saturday

and’ are’ guests for. ten: days. oe

OH a rbor: House. :

deeracteeee ee Pt egeaad Sree a!

‘BEAVER. POINT

eeteeteaea CO Oe

week: were Mrs, W..D. “Thompson,
Mrs, F.C. Cassie; Miss.A, M.

. O'Brien, MrsiO'Brien, Mr. and -

Mrs, Geo, Gatling, Mr. and Mrs.
W. -Lee, “Mri. and) Mrs. J. Dd.

Younie, * Miss -J, Carlisle, all'of -

Vincouver; Miss Trudie ‘Price,
Miss Marion MeDonald and Jack

MacIntosh, of. New Westminster, -

“ ¥ «
Mrs... Edwards, of -West: Van-
. couver, -.has — been: - visiting her
daughter and son-in-law, My. :

and Mrs G6. Bult, Blucgates, ‘

for the past, week,
Will” join® her.
week's visit...

Mu,
on “Monday: for. a

Cee eee

“held
“under the: auspices: of. the C.W,L,.
and Men's:
About. $0. members.
trends: attended: :
much.” enjoyed by adults:
Sehidren,. horse shoo: throwin by
“the men and there were

sand:

Stressing a ‘ine aullook’” in internatlonal health, the 0 WN, World a

: Mealth Organization (WHO). ig now. attacking international healdh
“problems with ‘taetion hased on proventive rather than curative

“techniques. Were, under. the guldanee of a WHO Malaria Engineer. -
rer nssisting the Turkish Mularia Services, workimenspray insecticiile for
ee souiaui in « ~~ Beas & wwe $1 LAG Drovince, ot aukara, So

‘AL Hendry te

and

Fred Davies, .of -

vacation”: with oher, parents Mr.”
: “and: Mrs vod :

Mr, and: “Mrs; Ge. H. “Speckinan :
have ‘arrived -from) Vancouver. for

“Pender: Island took: place: ‘in’ ‘the
_ past week,

daughter. of Mr.:-and:Mrs. ‘D
‘Sineau, ©

: Charles ‘Ey Brendon, Fulford: ‘Har-

‘Mrs. Re. Wilson : and. ‘daughter; ot

a" Wwas-at the: home of Mr..and’-Mrs,

Father’
Lariviere. officiating...

“Guests » at: Solimar Camp - ‘this

‘der.

A most: ‘enjoyable. piente was
at: Gordon Ruekle's beach:

suholie: arganization.: °
several: .
Swimming ‘was’ *
and -

ie on: Monday last “to:

Auessinis “definite: ‘period Ane

“Hames for the children ‘as ‘well as.
dee eream sand pop, "The weather:
“twas ideal forthe oceaston tind Une:

Was. voted a oe SUCCORS. | -

2 Scoonas - On
Wweelk,

~ MAYNE ISLAND

Miss Kathleen Garrick and
Miss Diane Deacon arrived: here
from: Victoria last Sunday.

walt

Miss Joyce Heppell and her
grandmother, Mrs.
Calgary, spent-a few : days -visit-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Maiden.

tk Ht *

The Rev. Low, who with his
family is staying at the vicarage
this month, spent a few days in
Vancouver this week.

ae a *

Mrs. Boswell, of Vancouver, is
the guest -of her daughter, Mrs.
Wm. Wilks, _ week.

3h oh

Mr. and Mrs, Jones, of Calgary,
are now the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Maiden. | 8
. Major Kaye, of Princeton, has
peen the guest of his sister-in-
law, MissH. Gibbs.

* By *®

Mrs. Sear and Miss Williams,
of Vancouver, .paid a short visit
to the island this week and were
guests. at the Anchorage.

. . * * * :

Trevor -Payne, of Vancouver, is
over .on.a visit to his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Payne.

* «x *

Mrs. Steele, of Cloverdale, has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

‘Murrell.. She left for home on
Thursday. ee
‘Master Wain O'Connell, aged

six, arrived by plane from Saturna
Island on‘ Thursday to visit his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Od-
berg.
Bd nd
Ed. Hogben;.
minster,

‘is returning - -home this.
week- end. ;

mf * el

The P.-T.A. held. a very suc-

cessful. sale. of . work ‘and home -

cooking’ last Thursday, July 28,

. and realized: close on_ $200: There
-were... also’. many. visitors from.

Galiano over -for.-it: and. the: tea’:
and: ‘bingo: which followed con-

: cluded: a happy afternoon.”
~ Margaret: H.-Filion,* Duncan; are® :

‘spending: a week .on the island, 7

“PENDER ISLAND”

Ts, ‘Catteranl has returned. from.

Mrs. -H Auchierionie ~has
for. Vancouver.

‘Miss ‘Be Bridge. is’ spending her.

ay Interesting. Weddings - :
‘Two * weddings: of interest’ to

Phylis: ‘Hilary. ‘Cousineau:’ ‘eldest

became «: ‘the. bride - of

bor; on July,27, The: weddin

" Logan».

“with? Reve

‘Reception...
“Hah, held® in the: ‘Port: “Washington:

On J uly 29, June F Florence. Bow:

erman, youngest daughter ‘of Mrs...

S...Bowerman: and.’ the late “W.-

Bowerman ‘became. the | bride: af

John Maxwell Allan also of Pen-
This wedding: was’ solemn-
ized. in: the . Hope Bay.’ United
church. with. Rev. Mr. & clkirle, of:
Vancouver, officiating, A recep-

tion was held in the Hope Bay
Hall, r

Both weddings were. well .at-
tended by the residents.and sum- ... fj
Mer visitors i
“both:
vere “
Edwards: oe

and. guests coming
fron:

-GALIANO ISLAND ©

Le ean aw a ata cataract’ “

“Mrs, nD, ‘Grace hag lett: for. Vie.

-toria where she: will-reside: with |

her son-in-law. and daughter, Mr,
and : Mra, Woward: Davis. nee
e ee *

May: sind: Mrs. Art Gordon: lett.

hy) ‘ta —

We

Mr, ‘and: Mrs i

: , ae

. Mr. “and: Mrs. W, He Freestone,
of. Boston: USA, are -visitlnig
Mrs. F Teestone’s parents, Mry and

Mrs. Hi, J. Lawrences, - Mise: Tenn
Baton ts also their nuest,
. wh ee ti :

Mrs, Stanley Page, wit has

beon a patient dna Vineouver
hospit for the Pat omonth, ce.
turhed Home ont huraday,

¥ * . &

“Mrs, on Gurney, of Ws squimalt,
with: hey. small daughter, is vinite

Ing her parents, Mreand. Mys,.O,
sail ‘

Mee 7) re ere

The aeolian, monthly. Moony

of the Gulf Tstands brane: of- the:
Ganadiin. Legion was: hold at the
enna ok Er. ANd Mya, Ay Ny

‘Wednesday: “Of clnet:

@ooe
Mina MeNell la visithig
brother-in- law: and aintor,
and. Mrs, V V. Donaldson, oe

ww

her.

“> “Senta Crocker: has roturned ta 7
. Vietoria-atter: visiting: her’ prone
“parents, Mr,. and Mrs. Ai Lord,

Mre and Mrs. 0. Mardy with.

ni

Brissett, of «

‘of : South. West-_

: couver, July. 24, to Mr.
ood. Denham.

sree wre

_Vietorin and _Vaneour tt

aoee A, Ans: A

: We ‘Norris, a “or e
Vietoria,. with. thelr two: children ,
‘ are ate the: Farmhouse Inn :

There: was a ood attend
“amea from: neighboring Inlandls.”

Mr

Juene were the guests of Mr.
Hardy’s. parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Hardy, for several-days of
last week. aoe >

ats

John .Goss has left for a- brief

visit to Winnipeg where he. will -

present a. concert.
% wo ;
After spending the. past ten
years’ .on. Galiano; Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Morgan have left to reside
in Vancouver...
* a *
- Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Singer
have left for Vancouver after
spending two weeks the guests of
John Goss.
* * *
Mrs. O. Franks has left for
Prince Rupert and Fraser Lake.

OP OI AO a

SATURNA ISLAND

PPP PP err rn ere rw

“ Miss Katharine Meil of Vancou-
ver has been the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. ‘Tom Cowan for the past ten
days.

* * w
‘arnpbell and son: have
from a week in Van-

Mrs. J.
returned
couver.' ;
* * *

Mr. and Mrs. Nightingale of
Lulu Island are spending a ten-
days’ holiday at ‘Random cres.”

» a od

Mr. and Mrs. Crawford of Van-
couver are holidaying at “Random
Acres” for two weeks.

a  S

Mrs. G. C. Cunningham and two
children spent last week . guesis
of her sister-in-law, Mrs. J. E.
Money and — Money.

Mr. and Mrs. Manfred Stuart
and three children have returned
to Vancouver after two weeks’
days’ holiday. at “Random Acres.”

* Ed * .
*-Mrs. M. J. Thornley spent last
week visiting her mother in Brent-
wood and friends in Tacoma.

Billy Money and Barrie Villars :

are: spending two: weeks at Camp
Elphinstone. .

foto
bed a 7

Mrs..E::Whiting is the guest for
ten days of Mr. And Mrs. A. Ralph.

TA dauuhtier was. ‘bern in’.Van-
and Mrs.

j “Miss Anne I Linfield ‘of Lytton. ig--
“;. spending»
with | Captain and. Mrs. WwW. Drader. :

“two” Aweeks’: ‘holiday

: “SUPPLY. LIGHTHOUSES - ro

“nual. .supply...of illuminating. ‘and:
‘fuel -oil,: ae department: eeu! trans-:

ast:.of: -Vancot

itsé $420. -a-yea

to “With

is “arrived” ar

clap lL
; 36. AQe

a iced. at. only.

D.:Cou-".”

See rmoer nts cetone ce aa ae

CALLING ALL FISHERMEN!

.Doris L..

president,

-. Mouat ‘and Mrs.

- Lighthouses. ‘on: Bc Ss ‘Souther a
‘coast, are ‘now.-receiving -theiran=:

ighthouses. ‘on ‘the inside. passa} at

‘peavenwor th: scholarship”: “open
: the :

e see fine ‘English Gabae dine: ‘Suits
‘in: double- breasted. ‘Style swith the: Windsor: Roll
‘Colors: Brown ‘and: Light Nayy Blue.’ :

en FUNERAL, DIRECTORS | me ge
ore MEMORIAL CHAPEL oF cHimns”

9 QUADRA at, NORTH PARK. "STREET,

SIDNEY, Vancouver Island, B.C., Wednesday, August 8, 1949.

MUSIC PUPILS

ARE SUCCESSFUL
‘The following pupils of Mrs.

Crofton, . L.R.S.M.,

Ganges, B.C., were successful can-

didates in the pianoforte examin- ..

ations recently held ‘in Victoria by
The Royal Conservatory of Musi¢
of Toronto: Grade 9, honors,

Patricia Dawson; grade 6, honors,
Kathleen Devine: grade 5, honors,
Geraldine Krebbs, “Lois Foubister:

grade 4, honors, Donald West,
Anne Millner, Gilbert Mouat;
grade 3, first class honors, Sheila
Carlin, Diane Carlin, Florence
Fowler, Melody Testar; honors,
Phillip’ Meyer, Donna Mouat,
Wendy Morris, Sharron Crofton,

Theory, grace 2, first class hon-
ors, Tommy Toynbee.

Church Summer
Functions Enjoyed

A garden party, organized by
the Fernwood branch of the-W.A;
to the Ganges United. church, was
held recently at the home of Mi.
and Mrs. I, Davis, North “Salt
Spring. It was’ opened: by the
Mrs. C. Zenkie, andl
the sum of $82 for the

realized
funds.
The -stall-of home cooking anc
miscellaneous articles was in the
charge of Mrs. J. Burr; tea con-
vener, Mrs. M. B. Wellwood, was
assisted in serving by Mrs. Stuart
Bannister, Mrs. Victor Bettiss,
Mrs. J. Jackson, Mrs. ‘A. J. Sut-
ton, Mrs. Donald Youds, Mrs.
George Young. Officiating at the
gate was Mrs. G.. Welfare. ;
The Ganges United church held
‘a combined congregational -and

Sunday. school picnic recently at.

the: home ‘of - Mrs.: -E. Parsons,
Ganges Harbour. “The ‘afternoon
was devoted to sports. for
children, including: swimming;
racing and jumping, the program
was”. arranged: by Mrs. Colin
H. McGill. A
-basket supper, in- charge of: Mrs.

W..M. Mouat, Mrs. E. Parsons and
_ Mrs. :C.' Zenkie, was followed by
aces: for the: adults. :

RUBBER |
_ STAMPS —

‘Sizes:

tbe

verona

PLAN RIGHT NOW TO ENTER
the

MON DERBY |

sg Blips ly iia. salt Spring Isl lane.
ROD AND: GUN: CLUL

SUNDAY,

-
“adjacent tos
Woeht to | 5 pm,

“Woigh Tn at

—Whart or Vesnvina Bay.
com Attractive: Fish Prizes and Contolation P Pri:

“BUY YOUR TICKET NOW»

Salt Snvine Tolowet

at sien ay ¢

ishing will he reatriel ted to: the

Ganyes— w har ft;

AUG. 14

wat OPS

sali Spring Island trom. days.

ay uiford |

Zen nies

BR.

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