June 7, 1951
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PORT MATILDA
Final plan
third teacher sessi
tion Bible School
Using Seripture
staffed by
the school
continue t
closing ex
three churche
Preshyterian
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school p«
Cnosists
William
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Primary
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teacher
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REPRESENTING
The Martin Steel Products Corp.
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ition and prices
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included Betsy
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Randy Shilling ryl Anderson
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Mi Mildred Weaver, Mrs. Grace
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Saturday |
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