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o s s l d e : l r i s t i t u t e i ! ; D a n c e . ! l ■I-,


d a y S c h o o l A n n i v e r s a r y ,; . , S ^ 1 0 - 1 5 , 2 - 1 5 a n d '6- O . r ^ i r


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I days, the; true aim of,efer\ choir must be service. Thi Service jheeds tb filter every member of the cho:i then will'the choir (and tl master), be made capable] Icentratlngi.anew on; the hymns and psalms a!nd ret ; them Irito; something biari


lri'giln '':'’ffie‘ -Bl Leaflet.’ Mr. T. „ j Cathedral organli


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■ some anrihal event, but ev< day as a choir festlya), j .as j well (Ml I the,road,, of topp a] ■able serylbe.”'.


I Wednesday evening £nd , Victory jball to the h i l l . A ing olf the committee, h week, It was decided to all


: sponse to the Mayor s r 3qu celled their picture si.pw


imark thejend of tl I Gefmariy, i the njanafet len local Cooperative i^cietj


I n t h e ' r e c e n t c b l


Home fund, £3(1. .Crbsa fund, £10; ■


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M a l e ' V o i c e C h o i r , ; £ 2 l 3 s . ; A m b u l a n c e B r i g a d e s £ 2 ; N u r s i n g j A s s o c i a t i o n , - | J £ 2 a l l o c a t i o n s a c c o u n t f o r p r o c e e d s ' o f f i l S j S s . , a i d t!


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o f n e a r e r 6 0 i n t h ereta p r e s e n t s t h e B l p c k l )


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T i e d o n b y " M r . R l d h p r d aM r ; O w e n s e r v e d i n


agent, Mr. Walter died onffUesday af! In., his ! 66th year, Ciitheroe i from Bla t 18 years ago, when-h


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