Gordon Trevor Hansen, 14. named one of Canada's ‘out- standing newspaperboys' is shown above as His Honor Lieutenant Governor F. Walter Iiyndman presented him with his Certificate of Merit awarded by the Circulation Managers As— snciation of Canada. All across Canada National Newspaperboy DayF is being celebrated today apd in commemoration of the event a special plaque inscribed with the names of specially sel-i

CITY AND

AWARD WINNING NEWSBO

ected newspaperboys is being presented to Prime villinister John Diefenbaker. One of those names is that of Gordon Trevor Hansen. the outstanding Guard- ian carrier boy. In recognition of the day every Guardian news- paperboy is receiving a gift of two.tn'ckel,s to any theatre Show on Prince Edward Island a pre- sent from the Thomson Company Ltd. The carrier boys are noted for their business ability their service to their customers and

CENTRAL

Y.M.C.A Highland Dancing Classes. Registration Saturday. October 4th. at 2 pm. Members 50 cents. non-members 60 cents. per class first Class. October 18th. MisslaMrgaret Rhynes. In- structor

MEN’S CARHARTT Jean in grey. black and striped $3.75 at Moore and McLeod Ltd.

DR. J. K. L. IRWIN will be absent from the Polyclinic Oct- ober 6th to October 20th.

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courtesy and Lieutenant

their Governor Hyndman in present- ?ng the award" particularly re- marked on the convenience for readers in finding their daily paper at the door regardless of weather conditions. He offered his congratulations to Gordon and wished him many more years of business success. Wat- ching the presentation is Robert Young. Guardian Circulation Manager.

TOLL RISES

TOKYO (Reuters) — The death toll from typhoon Ida has risen to 579, Japanese authorities re- ported Thursday night. At least 499 persons are missing and 495 severely inlured. The typhoon caused more than 10.000.000.000 yen ($28,000,000) worth of dam- age to various industries, accord- ing to one report. ' Bathlurst Street United Church. Toronto Ontario.

"1 Air Cadet League ‘I Will leave Monday from Dorval

' cial Committee. Air Cadet Lea-

lScholorships Are Ate/ordeal To 5 Teachers-InuTraining

Five c.'~';lnlargl‘.ips. valued all $300 each. have been awarded to leaollers-in-lraining at. Prince. of Wales College. The scholarships are made avail-able by the Pro- vincial Government. i

The winners. selected on thel basis of their academic record inl

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tirade Xll are as follr‘us: Marla Bernard. Mt. Carmel Eileen Gallant. South Rllslico. Dorothy Monkley. Central Lot 16. Brenda Murphy. Carleton Sid- inn. Pamela Pcakc. Charlottetown.

‘ Prov. Air Cadet Committee

Hold City Meeting Oct. 10

OTTAWA —— H. P. Illsley of Montreal. vice-president of the of Canada.

Airport. on a flying tour of the eastern provinces in the inter— ests of the Royal Clanadian Air Cadets. Mr. lllsley is heading up an official headquarters party which will attend annual meet- ings of the League in each of the Four Atlantic provinces. The annual meeting of the Prince Edward Island Provin-

gue of Canada. will be held on Friday. October 10th at Char- lottetown. With provincial chair- man James H. Currie in the chair the delegates from across the province will hear reports. elect new officers and make

No Polio In PEI

plans for the coming year of Air Cadet activity in P.E.I. Senior RCAF representative at the meetings will be A/C W. l. Clements. AOC Maritime Command. Halifax. who will join Mr. Illsley in addressing representatives of every Air Cadet squadron east of Quebec. As principal speaker at each provincial meeting. the -League vice-president will interpret na- tional policies of the country- wide organization and will out- line League-RCAF plans for a "new look" training syllabus de- signed to keep pace with new developments in aviation and space travel. He will also dis- 0uss future growth of the move— ment which has now reached a strength of 24000 cadets in 320 squadrons across the country.

This Year,

l36Cases In Rest Of Canada

As at September 20. 1958. 136 cases of paralytic polio were re- ported in Canada. Dr. Todor

Geneheff. chairman of the Prince Edward Island Chapter of the organization for Poliomy- elitis said here yesterday. This was eight less than the number reported last year he observed.

There were no cases report- ed in Prince Edward Island this year.

The epidemic was particular- ly heavy in Manitoba he added, noting that in this Province 3 total of 71 cased were reported. Quebec. with 26 cases diagnosed.

Everybody in the urban area who has not taken advantage of the innoculation service. is therefore urged to attend the adult clinic scheduled for the Community Centre. October 6. between the hours of 6:00 and 10:00 p.m. Dr. Gencheff re- marked. At, this time inocula- tlons will be given to all entit- led to the third shot of the pro- tective vaccine, and also to all others who wish eitlher a first or second inoculation.

Rural clinics which have been held on the Island this summer are progressing “very favor- ably" Dr. Gencheff declared.

l WEATHER

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TORONTO lCPl »— Tempera-L lures lssucd by the weather' office:

Min. Max. Night Day Dawson , . , . . . , . . . . . .. .36 40

Vancouver . , . . . . . . . .. 44 65

Victoria . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .32 66

Edmonton . . . . . . . . . .. 52 65

icalgary . . . . . . . . . . . .. 58 77

Regina . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 47 77

"'illnipcg . . . . . . . . . . .. 40 68

Toronto . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 42 63

Ottawa . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 41 63

Montreal . . . . . . . . . . .. 44 64

Quebec . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 38 58

Fredericton . . . . . . . . .. 29 60

Saint John . . . . . . . . . .. 34 55

l‘loncton . . . . . . . . . . . .. 27 58

Halifax . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 41 56

Charlottetown . . . . . .. —- 54

Sydney . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 32 56

‘Yarmouth . . . . . . . . . .. 38 57

St. John‘s . . . . . . . . . .. 37 54

HALIFAX (CPL-The weather

office says low preSSure lies to the south and to the west of the Maritimes and cloudy skies with frequent sunny intervals are ‘ex- pected over most of the region. Deleriorating conditions are ex- pected Sunday with the likelihood of showers.

Forecasts: Nova Scotia: Cloudy with slow sunny intervals and a little

warmer; light southerly winds. increasing this afternoon to south; west 15. Low-high at Halifax 4.:

FLEMING T0 LONDON

LONDON (Routers) 7— Finance Minister Fleming of Canada flew to London Thursday from Bruise sets on his way to attend the In- ternational Monetary Fund meet, ing next week in New Delhi. Fleming. who spent two days touring the Brussels fair. leaves for New Delhi Saturday.

lAllTHORS WANTED lBY N.Y. PUBLISHER

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the. Neil Glaszow. (ii- llcllvallfl Sydney 55 and 60. Sunday. :lm'l\‘~ ers. I Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick: Cloudy with a few sunny intervals and lio‘ much change in temperature; light southerly wlnds. increasl‘n; this: morning to southwest 10. Lows; high at Charlottetown 43 and 60.: Moncton and Fredericton 40 and1 58. Saint John 37 and 58, Edmund-l ston 45 and 53. Campbellton 43 and 58. Sunday: Showers.

Bay of Fundy: Light southerly winds. increasing this morning to; southwest 20; cloudy; v1s1bl’llty 10 miles; temperature in the 905. I High tide today at Charlotte- town at 1.41 a.m. and 2.55 p.m‘ and Sunday at 2.15 am. and 3.40 pm. At Rustico at 9.54 a.m. andI 9.29 pm. and Sunday at 10.27% a.m. and 10.19 pm. Summerside.

tide eighteen minutes later than Charlottetown. Sun rises today at 6.14 a.m. and sets at 5.48 pm. and rises Sunday at 6.16 a.m. and sets at 5.46 pm.

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Churches Tomorrow

’Rochford Square Reverend J. R. Davies, M.A-. L. Th. Rector

Reverend Canon E. M. Malone M.A.. D.D..

10:00 a.m.—Bible School 11:00 a.m.-Morning Worship and

Organist and Chat! W

a n I! Family Hour.

Lord’s Supper.

' Church CENTRAL CHRISTIAN THE BAPTIST CHURCH Anghcan CHURCH Cor. Prince and rum, m of Canada 219 x”. gm. E LA“ “

v Merle Zimmerman. Rev. .— ST' PETERS Interim 011mm. .nacucggkonm ’ . CATHEDRAL Mrs. Allison Mackae, ARCH. M v. Lmncm _.

9:45 a.m.—SUNDAY SCHOOL (Beginning of Fall m, there is still an M u

enrol).

11:00 a.m.—MORNING W0} . HIP

ieiiiéiiits .

i My;st BLACK. Chino pants, WORTH'S PHARMACY will ME AND M35 JAMES ‘D_ was in second place he said. These he said will be ' - 1' (Brancms in: ' The Reverend W. 6- no“. . . s . . (Ivy League Style) $395. Mm be the only‘Drugstol-e open tins JOHNSTON, Sumersdde‘ wish paralysis was very mild or “ed on October 21‘ anddlisitlilnli): 0.. Chicago. Hollywood. Calif.) Honorary Assistant Priest. speaker. Mr. Merle Zlmmer Wofldm‘d. Cm b and McLeod Ltd. , week'end- Dial 3424' Free D911“ wish to announce the engage. lion-apparent inall cases affect- resumed the next Spring. Organist and Choir Director, Exam; "mu-k, Earl My 3 m" cm ll JOIN Charlottetown Ewe ery' . ment_of their eldest daughter "1.5 thOSe NEWMSIY mocmatEd .In Charlottetown and Summer- ' Miss Suzanne Brenton. Llc. Mu!- SOulu (NM-mu). Communion. “mam Guild this week! SHOP AT Moore and MaCLeod valene Belle m Lac E. T_ are- With. Salk vaccine he said. In 'slde future Chnlcs \idll be on. 7:00 p.m___Evenmg worship. Sermon: «Why Be A “In. my Ltd" and become eligible to em enlaw m of Mr. and Mrs. addition. the majorlty of cases ganlzed in accordance with pub-l ‘ 8.00 a.m.—Holy Eucharllst speaker: Mr. Floyd Mum Member?" from W]; TRADE GUNS Firestone ter C.F.C.Y.‘s newest program. P e 1' c y W- Greenl‘ew- St “"5 ye“ “cuffed 1” the 01d" “C demand» the 011311711811 noted-l Men die from malnutrition of “5 emc'smd” 5““. non. Anthem: "G-thered All-l 1*" Home and Auto Co. Ltd. 107 “Easy Bucks» Listening", from Stephens New Bch- Mar- 38° .Smpsv “"5 fact stres_sed These will continue he said until; the body. but they cammt 11"” “PPR” “char” Sermon Topic: "For God a. Thy Table, mu" (any). Sew Great George Street Dial 5547. 3.0010 3.15 daily. flame to lake Place November. the WWW“ °‘ 5"“? "mm- 3“. “films are inoculated a-l live without' noun‘shment for “mm” ""1 5mg. I Loved the World”. Junior Church Final no land 0, at Trinity United Ollmh.l1°ns- he sald- samst this dread disease. i the soul. Fortunate indeed is 110” 3-m-—N“”"V °;’ . Anthem: “The Stranger or ment will take place unu- heal WE gfiEAT the sick wen, Glg- 31SALEMON Brantford sllLingles Summerslde. . the man who has learned l 7(o(‘:)hlll,d:n Ezeggngezrécm“ Gamee (Monk). mm :05; gey's armacy open 8.30 a.m. - a super-lites. 'g-hest ’ . tht food for the starving ' ' '_ ‘ - .1 a ; , .— VENING SB! . ‘ to a Below mak- Msrnarsinsus :2 Funeral 0* loses shoes. Is word or God. In A Y 7.0.1.? E , . er hog grower $3.35 cash. Book ' A ' this Sacred Book are . u MENSDENIM Smocks by 110- your orders for bran and lime, announce the engagement of Glen Compton Given Term l “streams 'of living water ST. PAUL’S ANGLICAN ogggufiy” " 31:“ 54-95- M00" 8nd MCLeOd also baled shavings. J. R. Dris- the" dgghgg' Juneofligbel ‘3 ~ ' 1 springing up into eternal CHURCH‘ CHARLO’I‘TETOWN Armin" "sec 0 d“ "e . colla Feed Servxce, Mt. Stewart. 328mg; XVI-8:351“ d Thigh Well Attended MONTREAL (CPl _ Shirleyl - ‘i‘g‘hd ut"£‘.§ch‘3tfi1:adsouf§ E t b“ h a 1769 b m u BIBLE CHAPEL Children; Come" (Mandelberg). ‘ on. L. cox will be absent , . - . ‘ H - ‘ . Thornton. 18. of l' l ' 19 W1 0. . 9“ 5 e 7 ’ . Male uartet: “Tho’ Your Sins _ from the Polyclinic combat 6m refilltzaBliilrtniY :IES w1t_h the ‘ral Royalty. Marriage to take Funeral services were held {M ‘ “d and' Olll'v of men shrlvel and died. ‘ Foundation 235 cumbefland 5" 3‘ manor“ Be A? scarlet" _ Men". Bil) . ountry kitchen pace in Charlottetown, Oct 25, who lost her shoes while fleellt~ - - - c J T Ibbou Ann“ mull to October 20th. uam d 5 M p r - l Glen Robert Compton from the " We are 11W 1“ 8“ age When “"3 “Verena 3M“ ' ' - P" Archer. Robinson. Jenkins. :18 slfilgOllth dgdogpicySZt l I home of his DalreMs Mr (1 [mm the scene 0f ‘ burglary, it is DOSSible for more men Recur “lAigible gegfmngce’nan McMurtry Re“ 1 l . an - 1 ca 11 e or can: ‘ (AMMUNITION Shotgun shells, Ba,kmes_ Phone 8591' MARRI I , M”. Ru n C t Friday was sentenced to six than ever before t9 feast 0; Organist and Choir Director. as the gm Sam" “ anew” hm ,anuek. Imperial, Maxum. East- 5“ “mp 0“. Belle months in Jail on a charge of “"5 word‘ for “literacy Ml“ K- John Harns- F-R-C'o' If you have not a church-home ern Auto Supply. GET «sauna cat and dog Rep River. Friday afternoon. and breaking and entering. She had . being “Verwme' Fmeen mild- ‘8.30 H l Communion : I we invite you to share in our [lug MEN'S QUILTED Parkas $905 Pellanl- Keep animals nff your RMC“ - ADAMS — A' l l‘ c l was one of the largest funerals Pl“de gullly- * m“ mums learn to {lien 1000 0sy Junior & Senior' 9’15'3‘m’Tm" m TM" “mum” °' "mm" a“ 7-” Moo nd M Leod ' ' ' trees. shrubs and garbage cans. Wbytel'lan Chum“ Kenm— seen in Belfast for some time. Her burglar b').V friend. Al‘thll 93.91? year' 3nd mus 1‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' - (Radio Brown“ 0"" 0"" W011 scales "9 ‘ 0 Ltd- .1 gin-n. pm t by Rev. E. H. Bean on - I M d e ~ . mllllon addltnonal people can Classes C.Y.) ‘9 . mm“ Phone 4219— ‘” Re“ 13- Macxmm 0°"ducled 3“ “n “9' 23' °‘ 53"“ J°hn~l ‘ he ndel‘s of God's 11.00 a.m.—S. s. Beginners 1: . v m COME AND woasmr RUMMAGE s A [,3 many We deliver. Thursday October 1958. Camn the service at the home and NB" was Sentence‘i ‘0 5 Years 1 Share m tThwo development Primary Classes. 9‘30 a‘m'—Lfld' 8“ t" a“ - C h u re h Basement. Saturday WHAT _ Jean Adams to Allison Elwood grave. During the service. "39. on a _simllar cha’ge. 5 w orq' 1 “is h it is pm. 11:00 a.m.—Morning Prayer Beueven' ‘ m Oct 4th. .8. 2 p. m. . rlNEn Gin than a Roach. yond The Sunset.“ was rendered Police said the" girl lost her: “'°“d°”“ . “g ' f d Sum n 11:00 a. m. —The Family Bible «mu Biblemr prayer Book 10,- that M Mr. and Mrs John W Mac_ .hne; when she and MuMeei scnts a serious problem. or an dc to. . CFCY How. A program designed to ZION PRESBYTERIAN NESEléafilogtitLg Sale in Holy follyrsfiirl 3101!!! at”; inficfl- DEATHS Williams". AISO' "‘God see; A l”de “mug” 5‘ mm“ “W3 n- .Sefisrlimi‘smt‘is flail): Sigiectis“linviiirclied by Him" me“ “'e “"0 °' "' "'e CHURCH :31" me 10 mond 5(- Salm- 913‘" 99 em a '9 l 5 Little S arrow Fall" . “'lndO‘V allfll‘ hm; surprised in a‘ “a? - I- ~ ‘ v I! Famuy' ‘ day at 2 o‘clock. House- Charlotfemwn- (Opposite El H bv the Kracwflnam. “:12; sung dawntown apartment which theyl some.” in “5 efforgidm- mas; 75%;},1’.‘ Ewnmg Prayer and 7:30 p.m.—Evangellstlc Service. com" Pm“ ‘ Gran” m ‘73 BLUES TONE sport 8mm Ealou'sl. Btfigl’UFfii—dg; “gap-m; mg? mower boa...” he... b‘anny' had broken into. ‘ l 2;; mctfteasggngfifiny Subject: 'Whllher Go'est Thou'. Speaker: Mr. James Stator. The Reverend w. Harold nun. Rm 3495 and high". As seen. in ,0 FIRST AID Instructors Cour- Mrs. MaudBarbour. in her 72nd Ctomplon- 31"“? MaqLean. Win- 93? court was to]? “lhn‘ltefiad costs. . ~ Visitors Are Cordial]: [IIle A WARM WELCOMES M.A.. A 5., days Weekend Magazine. Featur- se. for men and women begins year- Resting at the M30116“ 5°“ Hanc°°k Lame Mmim‘m- S -n Pram?!“ (onwcmnk In a few days we on the i To Attend AWAITS YOU Mr J In Le M ‘ ILA» “- ed by Henderson and Cudlmore. Wednesday evening 8.00 pm. at Funeral Home. Funeral on way“? Bani ROY Beam R101!an “.131mflflfilflpflfffldflgfllifll Island will have an opportun- x I o a. on“. , Red Cross Headquarters, Char, Monday, Seerces at St. Paul's Bailfiwm Sandy MacRae._ l "y of assisting. as the So. DRESBYTERIAN 3, Mu, (oxford) Dam WINDMILM Resturarlt lottetown. Pre-requisities: R. N. aAtn aeunrchto in Sign; slam}? wiasl l 1 ciety makes its annual col- _ . PARK ROYAL 0,331.13; and Chou- nm khan glinday al.3111331,. ‘5 ea; geflfiigrmsglo’f: afizofliflse 0‘ Leary. for sgervices at 4 o'Clock. teacher of Belle Rive;1c 85121121061: 1‘ Mmual omuhc i {giggles wegh THE KIRK OF S. JAMES UNITED CHURCH “all”. seven. ' Interment in the church cem— Pall bearers were: Dan Comp- . . l . 'make a umhase at The Reverend T. H. B. semen. Rev, w_ Burton Crowe 3A, 9:45 a.m.—Sund- school. [tau KI'N‘ . , / WHOLE ROAST CHICKEN 0v. etery. ' ton. Eddie Mackenzie. Donald . S'Ckn‘?” ' Mellie!“ ‘ lIV‘iignB‘iitfle Houseplhe profits M-A» S‘T-M" Minister ' ’ 10:00 mm—Admymbk Cl"- ‘ 9" (Zi 'isstrelawmllner overalls en baked Ham. Sliced Tongue, DOCHERTy_M the REL 1m- MacKenZle and George Comp— Hospltal -_ Medical of which are used to extend. Minister ' 11:00 a.m.—The Nursery Sch“l '9 l npelrl - . core and Mc- Meat Loaf. Flsh Cakes” Baked mm on Ffidav Oct 3rd 1958 top. Interment was ln Belle Surgical l the work MI” E. Lima" Monica“, 11 second Street 11:00 a.m.—Divine Worship. M Leod td. £19815. sagas]; Cog, Shivvlv Stew’ Mm Annie $130119 my 0% MN: l Rlver Cemetery. 1 , Insurance ' Mus.Bac.. F.M.C.M., PM” ‘2“ Sermon: "The Loom Of [ill-‘8: ‘3." . ea or c en les. acaroni 1 . _ - r ' um Rev- Charles Townsle "01?: Familial; Tax?” and Cheese. at Stewart Bakeries girghenflfnggfiddfigmfgflii , w Write or Phone cram“ “d Dina" 0‘ an“. M" J' ’5' Andre" on: MMekL P_E .1. L M. 01 (,3. w k 0‘ Delacelesson Counter. Phone mm this evening the“ at the 8 Clean ‘ OPPOSITE EATON’S u 9:45 ELIE-Chill“) 5011001- . Mixed Q am“ , sew). _ ‘5‘ “e e" “m and “9 Ill 0591 ' ' ' s ' ‘ Ch lttt 11:00 a.m.—The Celebration of 10:00 a.m.-- Junior-Intermediate- '1 0- l ' DAM H “demon and Cudmor - residence of her brother. Lelgh B ar ° e "W" . . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carve! ' l e' Cobb Millburn. Funeral from: € ' (Operated by The P' E. I. The no” Commumon' senior sunday Church schml' and Mr d M N ll Mom in 9‘ BAN . REPORT ACCIDENT—A report -’ ., -l Dial 7356 Ch'town us Camber] 3.. s; : .. Anthem: “Jesu, Word of God 11.00 a.m. — Nursery-Primary - a“ "o e mo ANA LAYER CAKE with . Marie United Church on Sun 1 a . Auxiliary at The Brltlsh and _ son me flavor that on] m . a1 f . of an accident at New Haven last day service, commencing at 4; i DIAL 5215 1 Foreign Bible Society) Incarnate’ (Mozart). Sunday Church School ' can give ' l y s m mt mg“ 59'“ RCMP 0mm“ and 3'1 o'cldck Interment in Midgell New Method Cleaners l l ‘ 7”” Dam-The Service of 11:00 a.m.—Congregational Wor- 7“” NIP-Divine WW- ‘9‘" “m Pfiozléecslsa) 1 at tewart Bak- ambulance scurrying to the scene. cemete-ry. 1 ,l Thanksgiving for the Sacra- 5111p ,and Sacrament of Holy Sermon: uummn‘ Gd»_ _ um“ “ ' - :{oweven on1 arrlfval they found ment. and Meditation: "To- communjom 3151M“ Hicks. Charlotte” " MEN“ SUEDE 'k t more or ess ase aarm. It i wards a Better Understanding 7:30 _m._Evenin wot h VI on Army. Moore and Metamjliiae mm W” “90”” that “‘9 alarm was i of the New Testament: I. andp Installations of Sinai.” Vocal Solo: “The some: a “an” ' sounded whenamolorishstopping | l . 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' ' Lem 3.3 game matter and reduces the yields and quality of l f Vet 'na Medicines Minister“ Y TEMPLE “or: a”. Manned i T dsport Shirts. held on Thursday afternoon. Oct. hay and pasture l o 9" W R". A_ Frank MacLun B A PARKDALE Albert Stain. Al“- llrua. ' Magazine _.gho:‘ays Weekendizmp from the Glasgow Roadl ' _ . v . Rev. Robert s_ Latimel'. ' ' Pcntmoutal Assemblies of first m, 5m shim.“ fiznfiggn'm gesbytenan Church. Rey. Mni LIME is the cheapest all-round soil con- YOLR “COAL GARDO SALESMEN‘ B-A.. BD- Canada AL M Cudmnre. emfdgtdeamzxé Dggp‘ailde Nltililnlson‘ ditioner on the market and should be applied to , Prince County Queens County Kings County Royston F. Mugford. A.R.C.O. Rev. V. E. Jackson. Pastor Services: MM” . M sung were “Amie wcitfi‘Me.?';:‘j acid soil, it makes all major plant foods more avail- “ Sterling Ryder Louis R. Pineau Clarence Rose - Organls‘ and Director 0! Choirs. 10100 a.m.—Sunday School ‘ b, "T l M ’ "The Lord‘s My Shepherd". Rev. ble. 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