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THURSDAY, JUNE 28,1956

daughter.

Kinnaird Korner Walter

Cole for a week to visit ‘her

Thorp and, Ernie

Door Park Socials

Mr -B. H. Harford, * school
inspector for Schbdol District No.
9, Castlegar, ‘was a: visitor, to
Deer™ Park and Renata.” He

 Rolary: President
insialted Woednasda

“THURSDAY, | JUNE °-28,

1956 “

 \Teo Late fo Classify

; i/Modern Stucco

FOR” SALE,

.- PAGE 5:
More: thasr one-third of the
:] total number ‘of! General. Motors
passenger: cars ‘bought .by. Cana-

: Arrow Lakes oa Ferry

jol

are this 7 . E : ¥ : a cottage din ‘Castlegar, Fecent

Kitch-

dians. ni 1955. were finished in

-2/Br.: Lr.

Mr. D.. Parker of Northern
Edmonton, and Mrs. ¥, Hoben-
_ shield and children of Kitwanga;
BC. are visiting their ‘sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A.
HH. Culley.

LAC Mervin Marcellus has
returned to his base in Quebec,
after visiting his mother and
father.

Mr. and Mrs. Vern Sparrow

ef Vernon visited Mr. and Mrs.
George Sparrow _last weekend,

Mr. and Mrs."B. Dalling and
family spent the weekend in
Kaslo visiting Mr. and’Mrs, D.
Leydon,

Mr. and Mrs. J. Riley and
daughters of Nelson visited Mr.
and Mrs. G, Rust. for the week-
end.

Mrs, A. Meteod. ot Saska-

week from a_ business Sip to
Okanagan points. -

Miss Leonora Shearer of
Los. Angeles
spend the summer with her
sister, Mrs. Carl Spence, En-
route here Miss Shearer stop-
ped in Portland, Oregan. to bring
their mutual friend, Mrs. Walter
Wwhltpeck for a week's visit here.

. Whitbeck left ‘-Monday for
Le Portland home.

Piano students: of Mrs. Ruby
Angus were presented in a re-
cital held at the Kinnaird

School Auditorium on Monday

evening, The enjoyable program
was well attended by ‘the par-
ents: vand friends in this district.

Lynne Rice and Doug Eld-
ridge flew home this past Wea-
nesday, the 20th, They have

has arrived to]:

PRONE cy i7

Castlegar Happenings.

Miss Karen Randall leave. this
week, for an ded - , holiday

Miss Christine ‘Kravale: and

‘them are. the
Misses; Regina . Campbell and
Sherrel, - Riley, who will -be
i at the dding.

-Frliends of Mrs. Rose Rigby
will be pleased to hear that she
has. returned. to her home .from

to Florida.
Mr. and Mrs.- J. ‘Burh and
family,
‘Vancouver, where
make their home.
Friends of Mrs, J. Lawson
will be pleased to learn that
she has d home = from

they will

d this. year’s sch

toon .. is
with her daughter, oe E. Fitz-
patrick. A week ago, Mrs. E. R.
Gare of Calgary arrived to visit
with them, Mrs. Gare is leaving
for the Okanagan to visit there
pefore returning to her Calgary
home.

Joe Cushner sketched the
designs being used to decorate
the hall for the coming Rose
Ball, Red Warner, members of
the Kinnaird Little “Theatre,
teenagers, along . with other
volunteers turned ‘out. for. work
parties Monday :-and* Tuesday
evenings. Decorations will be
completed ‘for the Thursday
evening banquet when the Rose
Queen is to be chosen by the
panel of judges.

Employees of the West Koo-
tenay. Power and Light Company,
families, and friends from Trail
and this area turned out in
large numbers for the annual
picnic held Sunday at South
Slocan Park.

Mrs. Guy Guido is spending
the past two weeks at the Du-
mont home ‘ir N:

Mrs, John Kravski “was in

at the Jericho Hill School in
Varrcouver.

a AK. t
afldL. Hobson were visiting with
Father Brophy. this past Sun-
day.

Friends are happy to” hear
Betty Lou Mathews has return-
ed to her home after a rather
lengthy stay in the Trail-Tadanac | ¥?
Hospital.

“Mr. and Mrs, Art Lambert
recently. flew home from a
short: holiday and business: trip | ;.
to ‘Edmonton.

“Mri and Mrs. Fred Eremen-
ko returned home Last night

after spending two weeks ‘in

Vancouver.
_—____—-

At least 70 rotating parts
of: General Motors automobi
are individually balanced before
they are assembled in a com-
pleted automobile. Many of
these parts are in the engine,
which: is also balanced as a
complete unit before it goes
into an automobile.

PUBLIC.

Bi so of “the f

The Corporation of the’ Village of Castlégar

Re Taxes

td re.

NOTICE

d° Tox

Payments will

WITHOUT

be received up to 5:00
Tuesday, July 3rd, 1956. :

PENALTY

be mereleds this coming, Satupdey:

A. T: HORSWILL,
“~~ Collector,

‘Vancouver ‘after being hospital-
ized for the past several weeks.
Mr, and Mrs. Garry Johnson
of rail were visitors--im. Cast-
legar during the weekend. ,
Mrs, Webber has: returned
frome a few days spent. at, Moyie.
The Misses Janet and Louise
Davis leave today. for’ a , visit
yen: their grandmother. - Mrs, L.
. Davis at.Creston . ~
Mr. and Mrs.. Paul Gergley
and Mrs. Helen ..Gergley of
Nelson were weekend jj visitors
in the district. ; The latter. has
taken up residence in) Nelson
recently,
Mr, and Mrs. Gilbert Fowler
visited the former's thother in
Nakusp, and ‘also enjoyed a
fishing trip over the ‘weekend.
Mrs. Odd Aasland and daugh-
ter. and Miss* Ruth | Williams
visited their parents ‘at’ Deer
Park during the ‘weekend.
Burton Campbell, ‘a student
at -Notre Dame College, Nel-
son, arrived on ‘Monday to spend
the summer. months with his
parents, Mr, and Mrs. .L. V.
Campbell here.
Mr, and Mrs. G. ‘W.- Ander-
son of the Castle-Bar _ Ranch
frave as their, guests ‘the latter’s
aunt Mrs. Alice McCoard ’ and
i Mr. amd. Mrs. A. J.
Young of Oxnard, C:

leave this - week. for]:

Vv > where she has been
ivi for

San‘:Francisco, California, are

Mrs.. F. Briggeman . hes re-
turned to her home after’ spend-,
ing ‘a few, days in.-Trail, the
Buert of Mr..and Mrs, J. Brigge-

"Mis and Mrs. fo M. Kirken-
dali and. children ‘of. Proctor
spent a few days, in Deer. Park,
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C.
Phelps,

Mr, and Mrs. 'G, Bates re-
turned to their home here after

the I

the ‘past. ‘seven weeks,
“Weekend guests at the home
of Mr..and Mis. J.P: Taylor
were their son-in-law. and’ daugh-
ter, Mr, ‘and Mrs, W. W. Thom
‘and Mr. ‘and: Mrs. ‘W. ‘Thom.

* Mr. and Mrs, E. A. Lewis
had as their guests last week:
Mrs. J. Gregson of Ketchikan,
Alaska. :

Mr. S.. Walton returned
from a week's visit in the Spo-
kane district,

Mrs. John Dunlop -is a pa-
Hent in the Trail-Tadanac hospi-

Mr.’ ‘and Mrs, Phillip Too-
good and family have taken up
eeaidence at Blueberry, B.C.

The ‘infant son of Mr.’ and
Mrs. W. W. ‘Thom of Trail, -was

d in Nelson,
Mrs. R. Worley ‘and grand-
son ‘Bob, of Trail ‘spent the
weekend at their home here.
They had as their guests: her
son, Arthur Worley of Nelson,
and. Mr. and Mrs. E. Worley and
children of Robson... *')’

L. Nyman of Rossland caught
several 3 and 4 pound. Kamloops
trout on a fishing trip over the
weekend. J, Kline of Trail
caught a 9 pound Kamloops.

Mr. and Mrs,’ F. Briggeman
had as recent visitors, Mr, and
Mrs. J. V. Briggeman. of , Trail,
Mrs, Johnson of Medicine Hat

and Mr. and .Mrs. Oxlee’ of
Trail. mas

Mr... and Mrs, Raymond
Briggeman of Trail spent: the
at their summer home

at the. ser-
vice of St. Alban’s Anglican
church on June 24th, by the
Rev. Archdeacon B, A. Resker,
and was given the names Brian
William. The Maternal Christ-
ening robe has been in’ ‘the
family over three hundred years.
‘The Godparents being the child's
aunt ‘Miss Sharon ‘Taylor of
Castlegar and. uncle Robert’ R.
Thom, of Vancouver and Mr. J.
A. Frew, of Trail, A family
dinner was held at the home
of the maternal grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. J..P. Taylor.
Mrs. A. Zuckerberg left -to-
day ona visit to Victoria.
Mr. and -Mrs, W.. Easton
celebrated their silver. wedding
anniversary on Sunday. June
re with a dinner party. £

Mrs, J. M. Campbell ‘and
daughters, Elizabeth and Sally
left via plane today for Kam-
loops, where Miss’ Elizabeth ‘will

Renata Tidings

Renata ‘Women's " Institute
held their June meeting at the.
home’ of Mrs, W. J. Hale. Roll
Call—A_pie for a bake sale.
Agriculture convener *=ex-
5) “Pair Entriég ‘and mem-
Bers Sedlded to ‘enter. as @ group
in Nelson Fair in August, Ceme-
tery convener asked for a work
night at the cemetery flower
beds. Social Welfare—It was de-
cided to send a birthday | gift to
doptee at Queen A Sol-
arium, . Cobble ae pee Citi-

10, wre the Public Works Dept.
4

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‘WITH

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A PRODUCT OF .
ROYALITE

COAL

“AVAILABLE NOW AT
_ SUMMER’ DISCOUNTS.

CASTLEGAR; B.C.

~ Open Fridays 0

“Mitchell Supply Ltd.

PHONE 3551,

patil 8:00 Lane

asking for removal
of trees:for safety s:

Mrs. L. Withers, ae gat to
a Provincial’ convention in
May,.-gave a very splendid
report: of ,her convention activi-
ties and experience there. |

LEGION ON AUXILIARY
HEARS REPORTS

. Mrs. Hill gave an interest-
ing report on the Honors Day
at the high school, as well as
a-report on the Provincial Zone
convention held in Rosslyn, at
the last meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary to the Legion.

Mrs. Townsend was appoirt-
ed convener for the booth at the
Fall Fair; she: is to be assisted
by, Mrs. Dinner and Mrs. Pep-

pard. ©

“A vote of thanks was given
to’ Mrs. Wade’ for her help with
the Projects Society. It was ‘de-
cided to donate: a_ raffle. prize
tothe’ Zone Convention which

October.

Shower Held For
Sibley And Auterson. .

Miss
honored’* at’ a miscellaneous
shower ‘at‘thé home of Mrs. L.
M.: Quance: with Mrs, J... W.
‘Graham and Mrs. G. Leitner as
jaint hostesses.

corsages’ made by Mrs. L.- F
Quance. The . many. beautiful
gifts. were presented in . boxes
decorated to make very realis-
tic wedding cakes. The living
room. was decorated with pink
3 earts and roses.

g put-of town visitor | was
of *

will be held ir Fruitvale” in

“Miss Philippa Sibley ‘and
Dorothy « Auterson “were

Upon their arrival the guests’
of honor were. presented - with

; and ‘close
poesia? Mr. and.Mrs. W. Byers
Sr. Mr. and Mrs, F. Rose and
‘Heather. and Gerry; Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Grozier, Brian and ‘Gordon,
Mr. and. Mrs.’ Rex ° Little, -Mr.
and ‘Mrs. Barry ~ Hoskins,
Mrs. M. Barkley, all of Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs..‘Bob Byers” and
Douglas, Mr. Bill Byers _ and
Bob, and’ Miss ‘Marlene Allen of
Trail. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Byers
and Joy of Blueberry, Mr. and
Mrs. George’ Byers of Genelle.
‘Later in the evening sonie
thirty five ‘friends called. to
offer their ‘best’ wishes’ and to

here.

. ©. Catalano “ana companion
of Trail spent the weekend at
Deer Park on .a fishing trip.
Other.weekend visitors included
Mr, and Mrs. 4b,  Schwartzen-
hhauer and family, Mr...and Mrs.
H. Clegg, Mr. and Mrs..A. Wil-
son, all of Rossland; J..H. Allan
of Nelson; Mr...and’ Mrs. J.
Dyck, daughter Eleanor, Mr. and
Mrs,-H,-Funk and.children, Mr.
and--Mrs,: I. Wiebeand. children,
Mr, and Mrs. P.Doell, Mr. ‘and
Mrs.;P.‘ Warkentin, ‘Mr. and Mrs.
J. Reimer, J. Sehlinger, P. Pet-
ers all. of Renata. .

Mrs, O. Aasland and daugh-
ter Janene, and Miss Ruth Wil-
liamson of Castlegar ‘were the
Tl! weekend guests at the home of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
‘'T. -Williamsor. : x

Mr. and Mrs. : J.” McKay of
Castlegar .were: recent’ visitors to
Deer. Park , and Renata.

Miss Stainton and

Castlegar were
fo Deer pak,

Williamson. 2
M A: ‘Kirkendall left to
spend @ few. weeks holiday at
ter-in-law, Mr,: and Mrs. M.
the home of his'son and daugh-
Kirkendall, at Proctor.
. H..Merriefield and sons’ of

present Mr. and Mrs. Easton
‘with a gift of silverware.

Castlegar spent. the at

spending a holiday ‘at the Waite k
‘summer ;home here.

Coritributing: greatly “to aa
ver and. front: ‘seat. passenger
comfort, the 1956 Cadillac offers

a new ‘six-way power seat ad- -

juster which. provides for ad-
justing the’ angle of the, seat
back ir addition to.the horizontal
and vertical movement.

BE
CLEARLY.
INFORMED

CJAT
. MOEDAY.

JULY. 2nd

“The Honourable
R. W. BONNER Q.¢.

Attorney-General
of “British Columbia
Will Bring
To You An.
Important
. _ Message
From: Your
British = Columbia
‘Social’ Credit

Social Credit League --

their summer home here.

Office
Supplies

PENCILS — ERASERS '- — “ENVELOPES
STENO NOTE BOOKS — COLUMNAR.
PADS — ‘LARGE ENVELOPES i
STAMP PADS..—: RUBBER: STAMPS ::
_LEDGERS.— LEDGER SHEETS _
JOURNALS . —— JOURNAL. SHEETS -

COUNTER ‘CHECK

STAPLERS. — BALL POINT. PENS
FILE FOLDERS -- => SHANNON: FILES

INDEX CARDS —

: "SALE TAGS Ee - DESK TRAYS
= PHONE 3031. —

OOKS: ==: STAPLES

‘RECORD. BOOKS :

My, and Mrs.-E, Womack of| - ee aa : “was? i

as enact of the .C:

‘Rotary: Club at a? of
Rotarians ..and’ ‘their. wives. at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. L. V.
Campbell last -evening. .

Mr. McGauley and.the exe-

. cutive ‘were installed’ by M. J.

Coventry, | District Hi Governors

$3,000 ‘down © balance

legar, ‘ phone, 3788.

“en, ‘bath; full: basement with

fully lot

“50 °x 160. Price $8,000 ' with
$50
monthly 6% ‘interest. See'Dan
Gilroy agent’ office. Muirhead
Agencies, Kinnaird, Res. Cast-,

Under a beautiful ‘archwa

in ‘marriage,

Nelson... J. .M.*
his Past Presidents pin from
Herb Clark of Trail. and ‘Barrie
Harford was installed in’ the
club by Harry Harrison of Nel-
son,

There ‘are 14 acres‘ of grass
lawn at the erigidane plant at

deduction’ for quarters,

ed), at: Castlegar, BC.

Civil Service. C: it

CARETAKER, $2280—$2640 (Less
light,
furniture’ and: fuel, if provid-
‘Fall

particulars ‘on poster’ at: the
Post Office. APPLY NOW. at Alta, Baskets of pink ‘and white
eth

Hardie, .elder. daughter’ of ; Mr.
and *- Mrs. ‘Robert : Smith ‘Hardie
of Kinnaird:: amd “Lorne: Robert
Walker, ‘son; of Mr. and! Mrs,
Elmer Walker ‘of -Red* Willow,

peonies’ completed the floral.‘ar-

- floor, —1110

Scarborough, On!

. Vancouver .5, |

Georga St.
126

for the lovely’ wed-
ding ‘on ‘Saturday, June 23rd at
pam,
Given in marriage by her

father, the bride. chose for. her

d at the

I wish to coligratulate the

oetet me,

recent by-élection for Village Commissioner. 1 would
also like: to give my thanks to the peopte who sup-

ERIC C. ‘ACKERMAN,
Kinnaird:

wedding, a gown of. heavy taf-
feta: .underskirts covered by net
with lace ‘inset ruffles ‘and
matching : jacket, A coronet of
sequins land pdarls held - the
fingertip .vell of net’ and: Jace.
She carried a bouquet of Ameri-
cah Beauty roses and wore the
gift of the groom, an. Alaska
Black _ Diamond necklace and
earring: set.
‘Miss Jean Ann Hardie, sis-
ter of the bride, was maid (of

honor and Miss Betty Walker,

sister‘ of the groom, . was brides-
maid. |The girls chose matching

wi st YOU me
A toss!

The big ‘difference in.
insurance is service. By that
we mean ... the amount of
attention that is paid to
your needs at the outset to
make certain you are fe
adequately protected later.”

Service may not seem. as
important as price right now.
ie will prove to be all-
rtant later, when you

suffer a loss and find you are
: not covered: and cannot
‘collect. That is why we urge
you to buy ‘insurance “~

insurance, agent.

*Eeak for ‘this symbot
‘bajore you tury fire, auio
om general. insurance,

through’ a’ loci" indepmnicat, 5

THE INSURANCE AGENTS’
_ ASSOCIATION ©
“OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

‘| and ae net. and lace over taf-

gth dresses: of ‘blue

feta and had matching’ head-
pieces of net. They carried pink
and. blue

At Walker-Hardie i Nt

y | Tra:
of pink yee eal white roses
and ferns: a ie. Altar, of the ganist for the: ccremo:

Kinnaird “Presbyterian. Church| also accompanied ” Misg anid he
the: -Rev. .D. A. McKeller ‘united |‘Riley, who sang
Carolene : Douglas | (‘Til Walk ‘Beside You.”

tea D. A. McIntosh was ‘or-

the beautiful,

SSSA “reception for’ 80. guests
-was held.-in. the. Twin: Rivers

cake was copped with’ ‘a, lovely
arch, holding’: :the traditional
bells flanked’ by’ two doves with
identical ‘wedding’ rings ‘in. their
beaks. Each’ of the happy coup-
le’s parents spoke a few words
of best wishes and a telegram
‘was. read from the bride's aunt
in Manchester, England.
The bride's. mother chose. for
her daughter’s wedding a mauve
and white muslin over net! with
white accessories ‘and wore a
yellow corsage,:. Mrs," ‘Walker

two-tone’ styling.

“Service:
-BOBSON TO ‘EDGEWOOD
Leave Robson ‘Whart

ALS. Ld.

eae: Service
Towing - .Barges
enyaners on’ the Arrow
i) Lakes

BHOuE? 2901

2300 p.m, Tuesday,
10:00 am. Thursday.’
lve Edgewood. °°‘

4:00 p.m: Thursday.’
-Leave ' Edgewood.’ .
«7:00 am. Firday. + -.-
Arrive Robson Wharf:

" SAT., JUNE: 30.- — kK

“UNITED CHURCH PICNIG ~

_ Castlegar United Church Sunday Schoo! . Annu

Picnic” he
INNAIRD PARK 300 pm.

wore a two piece dress
with white accessories and white
carnation corsage., -
After a honeymoon ‘at : Unit-
ed States.” points, the’ happy

T att
°2 and 3 P..
Roll’ is. inv

from ‘the: church «between:

The whble family including: the “Cradle
ed. Bring a picnic lunch with: ‘cups “and

young couple will make’ their
home at Red'Deer, Alberta, The
bride wore ‘a tweed suit with
white accessories for her’ going
away outfit and her corsage of
pink ‘carnations’ was set’ in a
bed of white’ lace’ and held an

‘The little flower girl, Miss ‘Bev-
erly Cady: of ‘Trail, . wore a
yellow. taffeta dress with. net
overskirt, Her colonial. bouquet
of daisies matched - the yellow
and white daisy headband.‘
|. Attending -the groom were
Jim Butler: of Nelson: as. best
man and Brian Peterson ‘of
Edmonton. Ushers were: Morris
Black” and .Ken- Freeman of

Miss Elizabeth Campbell of
Castlegar, bride-elect. of June 30,
was guest of honor at a lunch-
eon held at the home of Mrs. H.
F...Hyson recently.’ The lace-
covered table . was _ centered
with a gaily decorated cake sur-.
rounded _ by entrancing, models
.. Cam

Misses’ Regina: Campbell, ’ Sher-
rill. Riley, : Sally. Campben: faa
Beverly, -Hyson..: Prior...

were pre ft.
ed. to’. ithe: bride-to-be, .- Mrs.

Jed into a ireasure hunt, in
serden There: was -treasur

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FOR. YOUR PICNIC BASKET. -

PRICES EFFECTIVE JUNE 29 and 30

Lb.
POT ROASTS, hice,
Lb, 59e :

STRAWBERRIES, froxen™
39c,

Se

SUGAR,

_ FROSTED FOOD LOCKERS. for rent

SLACKS
‘by: Parker --
juit ‘any budget

MEN’S R READY-TO-WEAR

SPORT SHIRTS:

We. havea large assorte:
ment ,of Spor¢ Shirts—
“up - to~the - minute in
shades &. styles.

$3.95 - $4.95 - $595,
MEN'S

DRESS. OXFORDS,’

LOAFERS. & - PULL-ONS

in block cand brown a

$7.95 $8.95 -. $9.95,

wishes for the future. There were
present,

‘Wright went to
roint ‘on Tuesday to at-|:
tend the ‘regular. meeting of the
W.-K. District. Board of Women’s
Institutes at: the home. of Mrs.

of,{and “plans set in*motion for
the International’ Picnic to be
held in. Sullivan Lake on July
18th,
"Ms. H.Reeve and her sis-

they visited atthe hme of Mr.
‘and Mrs. H.. F..Hyson.: «

‘Mr. and -Mrs..C.'A.: “Anderson
to attend the Mutual Life: As-

held on. suy. 1 to 4th,

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Good Assortment Of
FLGOR) LINGLEUM

PHONE. 51 55

1],pand Mr, Alvin. Peterson of Sal-

Jer, and. then’ the. “party swasy
ne

for |;
a. special . hostess. gift |,
with — all. good |.

W. Chalmers and|

3 White, district. president. ‘

are leaving on Friday for Banff aun

surance annual. convention to:be| :

Italian bluebird for

Out-of-town guests . “were:
Mrs. Peter Huber of Vancouver,
great aunt of the bride, Mr. and
Mrs. Tommy’ Jones . of Wenat-
chee, aunt, and’ uncle, of ‘the
bride; Mrs.’ Harry Curr of Ker-
emeos, cousin of the bride; Mr.
Bob Orr and Miss Viola Orr
of .New Norway, Alberta, aunt
and uncle of the groom; ‘the
Misses’ Betty and Norma. Walker,
the groom’s sisters of Red Wil-
Jow, Alberta; Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Leibel; Mr. and: Mrs, George
Woods and ‘Earnie, Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril
Joyce, Mr. and Mrs, Bev. Cady,
Mrs. Eva Mullen, Mr..and Mrs.
Andy | Kuffner,. Mr, «amd» Mrs.
Tom Black, Sr. and Mr. and Mrs,
Tom Black Jr. and Mr, Morris
Black—all of . Trail. “Nelson
guests were: Mr. and. Mrs. Paul
‘Gergely, Mr. Scott Mclvor, M.
‘C, Cooper and Marvin Wilson

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