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The program of the evening| university students from across| American dependents of the gar- ©

consisted of a Fashion Show put/ Canada are to leave Tuesday for| rison. Officers and mem were told _

on by the girts of Grades 7, 8 anda European tour that will include|in a special directive that their —

tacts, old thensee tar Node peta Eeieaten dreas while public ‘

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work, and a song, “Father We ’

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was greatly admired by all.

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in the following slate being elect-

ed. President, Mrs. . Eugene

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Sisters; treasurer, Mrs. Milton

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dressed the assembly remarking |j

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