CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, October 4, 1073

Mimi Nilsson

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Curling

All those persons interested in curling this
winter please complete the following:

Name

Address
Town

Phone Number ....
( ) Men's Two Nighters; (_ ) Men's re Nighter

( ) Ladies;

() Mixed; (

Mail to: Curling, Box 3357,. Castlegar, B.C.
Phone 365-6666 between 9 a.m, and 12 noon

daily.

CURLING MEETINGS

Mixed —

Oct. 4 at 7:30 p.m.

Ladies — Oct. 9 at 7:30 p.m.
Mens — Oct. 10 at 7:30 p.m.

General —

Oct. 11 at 7:30 p.m.

— All Meetings in Curling Club Lounge —

i. o Castlegar & Area

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YOUR TOTAL FORD CENTRE

BG Champion Players
Hold Badminton Clinic

Two of British Columbia's
champion players will be
coaching a free badminton clinic
to be held this Tuesday at
Stanley Humphries Secondary
School,

Sponsored by the B.C.
Badminton Association the
clinic is for anyone up to the age
of 19,
The two champion players
are the current holder of
central B.C, open ladies’ singles
title, Pat Atkinson of Richmond,
and the current Canadian
doubles holder (which she
shared with Judy Rollick),
Mimi Nillsson of Vancouver.

Mra, Atkinson learned her
early badminton in Richmond
and was a promising junior at
Silverdale,

She has an interesting
style and is very difficult to
pass at the net, where she
excels,

\ In 1972 she won the central
B.C. open mixed doubles and is
the current central B.C. open
ladies’ singles title holder, an

* event she also won in 1972,

Mrs, Atkinson is twice
winner of the Kamloops open
mixed title and has represented
UBC in Western Collegiate play
and has played very success-
fully in two national titles.

Mrs. Nillsson, who was
born in Denmark, has had a
successful career as a junior in
that country before coming to
Vancouver,

She has been on the
Canadian Uber Cup twice and
acquited herself - brilliantly,
winning matches against top
international players.

Recreation News

Mrs, Mim{ was on the
winning team that defeated the
United States in the North
American playoffs before tour-
ing Japan, Later she toured
China and played brilliantly in
singles and doubles for Canada.

Mrs, Nillsson has won the
Canadian mixed , doubles title
three times,

Stan

Humphries Sports

Sr. Rockeffes Prove Hard Team to Beat -
Defeating Nakusp 5-0 in League Opener

The field hockey season is
well underway for both the
junior and senior teams,

The juniors played a
combination of junior and
senior players from L. V.
Rogers of Nelson and ended
with a 2-2 draw. Goal scorers

Men's Tombstone Tied
In First Place Position

By Pete Young
Men's night on Wednesday
of last week was strictly low
net, The winners were E.
Fitzpatrick, J. Streloff, A.
Ferworn, J. Osachoff, B.
h K. Gj d, L.

Alli

in the early morning mists and
the mixed on Sunday.
Winners of the mixed were
F. Stoushnow and I, Walker,
Second place was taken by the
other half, 0. Walker and V.

Palibroda, B, Perehudoff, H.
Sheridan, P. Kazakoff,
Oglow, W. Gorkoff, P. Shersto-
bitoff, J. Corbett, L. Ish, B.
Wright, M.- Gorkoff, T. Me-
Gauley, P. Young, P. Johnstone

_ and K, Scott,

At the weekend the annual
Tombstone Tournament was
played with men out Saturday

From the Director's Desk

By Jack Alout

Todate all advertised
children’s and students’ recrea-
tion programs are going well
and have good attendance with
one possible exception. That is
junior basketball.

No girls have signed up yet
but we have about 13 boys, We
will hold registration open for
one more week to see if we can
get a few more participants.
We would like to get at least
four teams going if possible.

Junior basketball for boys
is held at Kinnaird Elementary
School on Mondays, .

oe

Defensive driving classes
will commence Nov. 5 at
Stanley ris dary

The 4-H Horse Club that
we have been trying to get
going is now underway. The
club will be starting with about
12 very enthusiastic youngsters
and two adult leaders. Their
next meeting will be on Oct. 23
in the Recreation Office.

Anyone who is interested
in joining the 4-H Horse Club or

anyone who would like to find’

out more about it will be
welcome at the meeting.
* ‘eo 8

Recently I had the privi-
lege of attending the Ventures’

annual supper at the Hi Arrow.

Arms, It is refreshing to see a
group of teenagers who can find
so much to do that is

School in Room 108. We still
need more registrations in this
one. If you are interested
please call the Recreation
Office as soon as possible.
Many of the adult educa-
tion classes are full now but
there are still some openings,
so if you are interested in a
particular class, call the Recrea-
tion Office and check it out. You
may still be able to get the one

you want,
* 8 @

Open Letter

The following is an open
letter to the Castlegar Public
Library board: .
Dear Sirs:

First of all, as a

- appreciate regular

healthy and useful.
Too often I am confronted by
teenagers' who say there is
nothing for them to do. These
are usually the ones that don’t
want to do anything.
Programs for students are
available but there are little or
no requests from the student
population. The only requests I
have had from teenagers was
for more dances, which we are
trying to accommodate, and for
a ceramics class, but the
interest for this stopped at two.

Extended Library Hours?

beside myself, need and would
five-day
business. hours. Many more
people would be able to avail

new member of this community
and of this library, I would like
to commend you on ‘the fine
library for a community of this
size; however, I find that your
library hours are very restrict-
ive for people who rely heavily
on this community service for
information and reference.
Thelieve that many others,

of these imp:
community services and not
feel, “it's no use going to the
library because every time I
have a chance to be in town it’s
closed.”

It is especially important
to encourage use of the library
by young people, most of whom
have no access to the quantity
and quality of books to

their intel 1

1355 Bay Avenue, Trail.

Phone 364-2515

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There is a saying that for
every person that writes a

letter, there are at least a -

thousand people that would like
to write, but just don’t, even
though they may feel strongly
about an issue.
I sincerely hope that you
will consider expanding your
_ library services for the benefit
of the young and old alike,
Brigitte Jordan
Robson

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Third place went to
D. Wayling and M. Perehudoff,

Winners of the men's
Tombstone were -R. Wilkins
and B. Cheveldave tying for
first place, with G. Davie taking
sole possession of third place.

On Saturday the SHSS
golf team traveled to Oliver to
attend the ninth annual Tuc el
Nait golf tournament and
emerged winners by a whop-
ping 80-stroke margin.

Team members and scores
were as follows: Jim Pere-
hudoff 78; Danny Walker 78;
Robert Sherstobitoff 78; Ken
Gorkoff 89.

Jim Perehudoff won indivi-

+ dual low gross honors,

Golf Course
Maintenance
Men Certified

The Labor Relations Board
recently announced it has
ordered certification for the
Canadian Union of Public
Employees (Kootenay Civic
Workers) at the Castlegar and
District Golf Club.

The unit covers employees

in the maintenance and upkeep

_ of club facilities.

for the local Rockettes were
Holly and Pam Voykin,

‘On Friday the Kinnaird
junior team came to Stanley
Humphries, The strong KJS8
squad held a 1-0 lead with less
than two minutes left to play.
Jennifer Cheveldave finally
tied the score and with 30
seconds left, Holly Voykin
scored the winner.

Both teams played well.
Jennifer Cheveldave, Lisa Ko-
fod and Gail Fodor were the
Rockettes’ strong points while
Kim Warcimaga and Corrine
McGauley were the threats for
KJSS.

The junior team travels to
Nelson to play L.V. Rogers on
Tuesday for their next exhibi-
tion game.

Again this season, the
senior Rockettes are proving
they are the team to beat, In
the league opener they de-
feated Nakusp 5-0. The big win
was over L. V. Rogers 4-1, The
team played very well in the
first half and then Leona
Barisenkoff, the goalie, carried
the team to victory in a tough
second half,

Last week the team travel-
led to Rossland and finished
witha 5-0 shut-out. The defense
led by captain Kathie Tarasoff
played flawless hockey. Leona
had only one stop to make in
the goal.

In league play. the Rock-
ettes are tied with Grand Forks
each with three wins and no
losses, Donna Walker is the top
scorer in the league with five
goals. Trudy Lyons and Susan
Culley are in third place each
with three goals.

Grand Forks held an
invitational tournament on Sat-
urday. The Rockettes’ first
game was against Lucerne of
New Denver. The final lop-
sided score was 22-0 for the
Rockettes.

The more serious games
were played later in the day
with our girls defeating Revel-
stoke 1-0. In the championship
game the Rockettes came
through with a convincing 2-0
win over Grand Forks. Fay
Fodor played well scoring two

of the three goals. Linda Popoff

scored the second goal against
Grand Forks. :

The next league. game is .

against J. Lloyd Crowe of Trail,
On Oct. 13 the Rockettes

are hosting Burnaby Central

and Burnaby North in a
invitational tournament,

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‘Who holds the record’ for most Olympic titles?”-N. A,
pkey, Wolseley, Sask. -

‘The figure is nine and is shared by U.S, swimming sensation

Berk Spitz and Finnish running great Paavo Nurmi, Spitz claimed
D relay gold medals at the 1968 Mexican Olympics then struck
e' mother-lode in‘ Munich in 1972 winning seven gold medals,
This represents the greatest performance by any athlete in a
igle Olympic engagement. Nurmi accumulated six individual and
free team gold medals between 1920 and 1928, Largest
cumulation ‘of’ individual gold medals in'a: career is eight
corded by Ray Ewry of the U.S, in Olympic track events during

e 1900 games.(3), 1904 @) and 1908 (2).

“While Babe Ruth was most noted for his home run
moduction he also achieved some fame as a pitcher. Could you tell
e about his pitching career?”-B. M. Stutz, Sackville, N.B,
George Herman Ruth, later to become known as ‘The Babe’ or
je ‘Sultan of Swat’ did indeed begin his major league baseball
reer asa southpaw hurler. He came to the Boston Red Sox in
14 and appeared in four games, amassing a 2-1 record. The
lowing season, as a regular, he won 18 and lost six. In 1916 his
ord was 28-12 and in 1917 it was 24-13, The Bosox, recognizing
s potential with the bat, played him more often in the outfield
jan on the mound in 1918 and his record dipped to 18-7. However,
is home run production climbed to 11, In 1919, his last with the
d Sox before being dealt to New York Yankees, he made only 17
found appearances, posting an 8-6 record, but hiked his homer
loduction to 29,
For the next 16 years he was almost exclusively an outfielder

ged baseball's premier slugger. He wound up with a lifetime

tching mark of 99-44 in 163 mound appearances, Included in the
tal were 17 shutouts. In 1918 Ruth established a World Series

hing record of 20% consecutive scoreless innings, a standard
ich held until 1961 when another southpaw, Whitey Ford of the

linkees, extended the streak to 32 innings

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IN MEMORIUM

In loving memory of
ar. husband, father and
‘andfather Noah Victor

MmeFoe who. passed away
t, 6, 1971: Today recalls
ie:memory of a loved one
pne to rest — Sadly mis-

d and always
by wife Betty, daughter
rr ‘law and

© Cards of Thanks

I would like to. thank
everyone for the cards, vis-
ite and gifts while I was a
patient in the Castlegar
Hospital, Also, thanks to
the doctors, nurses and all
concern ura Dewis

© Engagements

Casflegar and District Bowling Notes

Coffee Break League (Sept. 25)
‘LHS Elaine ‘Martin 260,
LHT Ann Kajzar 667.

THS Wheaties 1002, THT
Wheaties 2788,

Team points: Cheerios 1,

Moffets 2, Mugs 3, Pincurlers 1, .

Take Five 2, Wheaties 3,
Other 600's: Colleen Light-

Je 664, Eleanor Holdsworth 624,

Lynn Valliers 609. ‘i

SHSS League
LHS Darline Adshead 224,
LHT Darline Adshead 646,
MHS Gerry Chernenkoff
265. MHT Wayne Briggeman

SHSS High School
* LHS Darline Adshead 174,
LHT Darline Adshead 498.

MHS Farry Poster 272,
MHT Don York 613,

Monday Night -7 p.m. (Sept. 17}

LHS Fran Farkas 248.
LHT Nancy Donald 586.

MHS Dave Calder . 333.
MHT Frank Webster 682.

THS Mishaps 1027, THT
Expos 2780.

Team points: Pubbers 1,
Screwballs 2, Purple People
Eaters 1, Expos 3, Mishaps 2,
Spark Plugs 3.

Other 600's: Greg Stefon-
iuk 618, Dave Calder 648, Len
Donald 608, Ted Kajzar 621.

Monday Night -7 p.m. (Sept, 24)
na Voykin 281.
LHT Nina Voykin 761.
MHS Len Donald 280,
MHT Len Donald 705.
THS Expos 1019, THT
Expos 3038.
Team points: Pubbers 3,

-© ENGAGEMENT

Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Kavaloff Jr. of Blueberry
Creek are pleased to an-
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Irene Renie,
to Mr. Allen Alexander Gre-
tehin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Gretchin of Thrums.

dding will take place

Mr. and Mrs. Albert

2 alaine,
T Zimmerman are pleased to

dren,
Cards of Thanks

e ig.
October 18, 1973 at 6 p.m.
at the “Ow
Motor Hotel, Kinnaird.

Screwballs 0, Mishaps 1,
Purple People Eaters 8, Expos
4, Spark Plugs 1,

Other 600's: Wally Arna-
son 617, Dave Calder 646, Ann
Kajzar 601.

Monday Night - 7 p.m. (Oct, 1)

LHS Gail Calder 207, LHT
Ann Kajzar 680,

MHS Len Donald 26,
MHT Len Donald 758,

THS Mishaps 1004. THT
Mishaps 2866,

Team points: Pubbers 4,
Screwballs 3, Mishaps 4, Purple
People Eaters 0, Expos 0,
Spark Plugs 1,

Other 600's: Greg’ Stefon-
iuk 610, Dave Calder 753, Ted
Kajear 604.

Mon. 9-11 p.m.

LHS Carol Emmons
LHT Carol Emmons 626.

MHS Jean Comtois
MHT Jean Comtois 778.

THS Posties 1146. THT
Posties 2906.

Team points: Unpredict-
ables 3, Jackasses 0, Spares 4,
Posties 3, Team 6 - 1,
Challengers 1,

Other 600's: Hal Hesketh
725, Ben Fintz 646, Carol
Comteau 614, John Postnikoff
673, Walter Kanigan 686, Ken
Fiotnikolf 681, Irene Conroy
615.

270.
808.

Tues 1 p.m.

LHS Anne Kelly 298, LHT
Vi McLuckie 697.
THS Boundary Electric
THT Boundary Electric
Team points: Castlegar
Drug 4, Independents 4, Lucky
Five 2, Macalister Ins. 4,
Boundary Electric 6, Sentinals

958,
277

Other 600's: Bonnie White
622

Tues. 7 O'clock Mixed

LHS Caron LeRoy 263.
LHT Caron LeRoy 643.

MHS Marvin LeRoy 236.
MHT Ken Scott 617.

THS Columbia 6 - 1038.
THT Columbia 5 - 2934.

Team points: Alley Cats 0,

the
of their cldest daughter,
Debora Fay Powell to Mr.
William Gordon, son of
. and Mrs. Bruce Gor-
don of Calgary. Wedding to
take place Dec. 15th at
the - Regional Ecumenical
Parish, Castlegar, B.C.

1 our fr-
Mr cart and for

ds an
petping us celebrate our
wedding anni
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HIGH SCHOOL AND COL-

ge. Just drop into the Cas-
wtlegar News office to lage,
YOUNG MAN: WILL DO
odd jobs, babysittilng etc.
after schools and weekends.
Ph, Darcy at 365-5407.

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YOUNG LADY WILL DO
babysitting, pet care, lawn
an len chores, house-
work, errands, cooking, ch-
ildren’s birthday. parties, he-
Ip with canning and preser-
ving or sewing and mend-
ing. Ph. Louise eS

lars 1, Misfits 4, Ding-Bats
2, Columbia 5 - 3, Screwballs 2.

Other 600's: Mable Postni-
koff 639, 2

Tues. Night Mixed 9-11

LHS Betty Pinter 281.
LHT Betty Pinter 774.

MHS Wes Kirkwood 280.
MHT Bill Anderson 647.

THS L-C-Bees 1107. THT ©

L-C-Bees 3166.” Smead}

Team points: Spoilers - 0,
Marlaners -1, -L-C-Bees © 4,
Checkers 1, Nighthawks 3,
Seven Elevenths 3. :

Other 600’s: Wes Kirk-
wood 637, John Shaw 637,
Marge Bonnett 609, Larry
Webster 609, Matt Rohn 604.

Wed. Morning Drivers League
LHS Marge Bonnett 298.
LHT Marge Bonnett 829.
THS Chevys 1074. THT
Hornets 3028. ;
Team points: Cadillacs 1,
N 0, Hornets 4, Chevys

BIRTHS

* OGLOW: — To Mr, and
Mrs. Gerald Oglow (nee
Beverly McMillan) of Kam-
loops, Sept. 23, a daughter.

SPEERS — To Mr. and
Mrs. James Speers of Pass
Creek, Sept. 28, a san.

CHRYSLER
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this Saturday
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known as the League of. Red
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Sewing
Machines,
-Typewriters,

TV's.
B&W and Color TV's for
tent by week or month
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Telephone 368-6331

TREE TOPPING

Phone 365-5656 .

4, Ramblers 0, T-Birds 3.

Other 600's: Bobbie Keralff
603, Mary McAlpine 608, Caro}
Gregory 611, Lillian Flynn 629,
Ruth Rourke 634, Jo Taylor
647, Lil Knowler 671, Kathy
Horcoff 684, Dorothy Glenden-
ning 696,

Wed. Nite Cut-Rate League

LHS Dot Tipping 288, LHT
Shirley Torbie 665,

THS Eagles. 1019. THT
Eagles 2961.

Team points; Eagles 4,
Orioles 3, Budgies 3, Canaries
1, Parrots 1, Swallows.0,

Other 600's: Dot Tipping

, 689, Louise Cook 606, Winnie

Savinkoff 602,

Thurs. Morning Ladies

LHS Colleen Lightle 244.
LHT Jean Martini 590,

THS Squirrels 886. THT
Squirrels 2636.

Team points: Chipmunks 1,
Teddy Bears 3, Lions 3,
Beavers 1, Squirrels 4, Minks 0.

Rowdy Rollers (Thurs. 1 p.m.)

LHS Flo Kavaloff 238.
LHT Irene Hill 697.

THS Criers 892, THT
Criers 2604,

Team points: Hooters 4,
Screamers 6, Groaners 2,
Wailers 4, Criers 6, Moaners 3,

Thurs. Night Mixed League

LHS Barbora Karzaniew-
ski 232. LHT Barbara Karzan-
iewski 595, 5

MHS Barney Brown 3810.
MHT Jake Koenig 830. -

THS Avengers 1077. THT
Avengers 2882,

Team points: Avengers 8,
Stand Bys4, Hee Haws 3, Head
Pins 3, Robson Rollers 1,
Sundowners 1, All Stars 3, Jive
Five 1, Flintstones 1, Alley
Cats 3, Beginners 1, Eager
Beavers 0.

- Other 600's: Barney Brown.
668, John Wasilenkoff 658,
Mario Carpino 652, Ted Austin
629, Karl Koreen 625, Nick
Karzaniewski 624, Frank Web-
ster 621, Matt Rohn 616, Doug
Eldridge 610, Cyril Tamilin 607.

Fri. Night Classic
Le

ague
LHS Bobbie Keraiff 240.
LHT Bobbie Keraiff 679.
MHS -Phil Zaytsoff 311,
MHT Maurice Lesy 669.
THS Nuts & Bolts 1071.
THT Nuts & Bolts 3037.
‘Team points: Alley Cats 3,
Robson Rascals 1, Super Stars,

Mixed

8, Dolphins 1, Nuts’ & Bolt
: ister oeale

sO...
Other 600's: John Stetsko
630, Bob Cowlin 615, Walter

-Keraiff 603, Tony Costa 600,

Phil Zaytsoff 627, Jack Osachoff
613, Ron Lampman 601.

’ Story Hours

At Libraries

In Full Swing.
Friends of the Library held

their.opening autumn meeting

last. week in the Recreation
Commission Office at which
time the improvement of book
services to Raspberry Lodge, a
nursing home. in Raspberry
Village, was discussed.

Kinnaird Library and Cas-
tlegar Library story hours,
sponsored by Friends of the
Library, are in full swing. Pre-
schoolers, three to six years of
age, are invited to join in the
story hour fun,

Castlegar Library story
hour is held every Wednesday.

To enroll your child in
Kinnaird , Library story hour,
phone 365-7765 during regular
library hours or drop in at the
library, The library will be
happy to assist you,

Kinnaird Library is open to
the, public on Mondays ard
Thursdays for three hours in
the afternoon and two hours in
the evening.

On Wednesdays the libr-
ary is open for two hours in the
evening and on Fridays three
hours in the afternoon.

Mother Shows
Concern Over
Baby Soothers

I recently received a letter
from a friend and in it she told
of a three-month-old baby who
had choked to death on its
soother. In this particular case
the baby had managed to
swallow the soother; apparent-
ly this was set off by the extra
long nipple.

I immediately thought
about one of the soothers I had
bought for my baby. When he
was about three months old he
managed to suck the nipple
part off the soother right out of
the handle section!

I then ‘bought a soother
that was moulded all-in-one and
Thad no further trouble,

Please—all mothers of
young ones, beware of the
soothers you buy.

After hearing about this
terrible incident, I promptly
dropped. my baby's soother in
the garbage. If he'misses it bad
enough, I'm sure he'll discover
his thumb...

A letter has algo been sent
to “The Consumer", Box 99,

Ottawa, Ont.,and I'm waiting

for some reply.

Concerned Mother :

Fast — ‘Courteous — Reliable :
- Phone 365-5700 es

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” Telephone 965-7641

KINGAR CONTRACTORS LTD.

Back-Hoe Excavating
‘Loading & Hauling ;
Sand, Cement and Pit-Run Grave!

Top Soil
Disposal Fields

: 365-6638 :

Box 1248 — Castlegar, B.C

Septic Tanks

“See Them Saturday at the Car Show! -
Dealers for: :
@ TIOGA MINI HOMES
@ MOBILE HOMES
@ TRAILER HOMES |

@ TRAVEL TRAILERS &
5TH WHEEL

.MIKE'S MOBILE “HOMES -

On Columbia Avenue — Phone 3655741
DEALER NO. 02.307

door.

‘B.C. AND YUKON—
YOUR POSTAL CODE IS HERE.
AND IT’S BEAUTIFUL.

It's beautiful because it works. It gets you your mail faster
than before because now a very fancy computer looks ata _
combination of numbers and letters and aims it right to your

It's beautiful because you can make funny memory rhymes
with the Postal Code of your-friends (how about this Ottawa
code, for example: Ken once had one thought twice — for
K1H 1T2?).Or songs. Or whatever. :

And it's beautiful because it'll be good until at least 2001
without changes, unlike some we looked at in other countries,

We have sent you a kit containing your Postal Code, ex-
planations, a postage paid address card and Postal Code
stickers. In case you haven't received it, please write to your
Post Office on a special card that will be sent to you. And
when your friends start using your code; and you use theirs,
everybody will communicate more easily.

And that's beautiful. "ge
Here's how the Postal Code w

BC

K — indicates one of 18 zones
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JH — narrows the zone down
1o parl of g city or rural ar

orks, Take K1H 172 for example.

WSU TE2

1T2 — defines the actual block

Jo
oa. or business.

Canada Post. We're working to make it work better.

~~” Canada

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