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Obotyaries News THE CALGARY HERALD April 6. 1 982 019 Weather Blakeney pushes Crow rate issue SYNOPSIS FOR ALBERTA AND NORTHEASTERN BRITISH COLUMBIA: A weak disturbance across central regions today and through southern regions tonight. Flurries will accompany this disturbance with areas adjacent to the foothills expected to receive accumulations of 3-5 centimetres by late tonight. The north will be mostly sunny today in the wake of this disturbance. Another system is forecast to bring cloudy skies and milder temperatures to northeast-em B.C.

on Wednesday. Calgary forecast Today and Wednesday Periods of light snow today and tonight. Highs near Overnight lows 17C. Gradual cleaming by Wednesday morning with one or two flurries persisting over the foothills. Highs Wednesday near 4C.

CALGARY TEMPERATURES Maximum yesterday 5C, minimum yesterday 15C, maximum a year ago 8C. overnight minimum 9C. temperature at 5 a.m. 8C. winds SE 7.

airport barometer 88.79, aneroid barometer 29.87, precipitation 3.2, Sunrise 6:01. Sunset 7:17. Lethbridge, Medicine Hat Today and Wednesday Periods of light snow. Highs today near 4C. Lows tonight near UC.

Clearing by Wednesday morning. I I ChicqaoJ I Soli loUCity jy H-4- kiK Y'f Iplii ill uJgiL Citation i yy.yv. High Prcssur fr low Preuur. w20y pgM mTyT Cold From Environment Canada's predictions for noon Wednesday By David Halliday (Canadian Press) Premier Allan Blakeney has a variety of promises in his campaign arsenal, but he is doggedly pushing an issue older than Saskatchewan in his fight to win re-election April 26. The NDP leader tried to bolster a sagging plank in his party's platform Monday by announcing appointment of a five-man committee which will try to preserve the Crowsnest Pass freight rate for hauling grain.

Even before he called the election, Blakeney had said that saving the freight rate negotiated in 1897. eight years before Saskatchewan became a province, was a major issue in the But he received little reaction during his first week on the election trail. Canadians living outside the West might find it puzzling to have a provincial premier fighting an election on a freight rate set in Ottawa. But Transport Minister lean-Luc Pepin gave Blakeney an opening by announcing Feb. 8 he was setting in motion the process to change the rate.

Lively farm issue Other Canadians might wonder what the fuss is about, but many western farmers view it as their sole advantage in Confederation. Suggestions for changing the historic rate can cause a spirited debate at meetings of some farm groups. Progressive Conservative Leader Grant Devine said the government's record is at stake, although the NDP is trying to raise other issues like transportation or the freight rate. Ray Bailey, Western Canada Concept party leader, said Blake-ney's fight against change in the freight rate shows his hold on power is shaky. He said Blakeney has already lost the fight to save the rate.

Blakeney told a Regina news conference the committee would present an alternative to proposed federal changes that would increase the freight rate to provide more money for rail improvement. The objeirtive is to provide two alternatives that would give Ottawa reason to pause when considering possible unilateral action. Blakeney said. Nullify promise Until Blakeney 's announcement Monday. Liberal Leader Ralph Goodale and Progressive Conservative Leader Grant Devine had nullified his promise to fight change in the rate by saying they wanted it retained.

Farmers are split about equally on whether the rate should be changed. Those willing to consider change say they're not driving Model Fords any more so possibly it's time to alter the rate. Ted Turner, president of the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool, said in a telephone interview that Blakeney 's announcement is a reflection of the feeling in the province that the rate should be retained. But he said the announcement shows the government is looking at more than just refusing to change the rate. It is also looking at making the changes that will produce the transportation system prairie farmers need to get their grain to port.

Blakeney said the committee would study a Saskatchewan pro-' posal to invest public money in the railway system and legal options that could prevent the proposed federal changes. Called the Citizens Advisory Committee on Rail Transportation, Blakeney said the committee was the second step in the province's fight to save the rate. The first step involved blitzing farmers with pamphlets and color brochures with arguments about the freight rate. Banff forecast Edmonton, Red Deer Today and Wednesday Periods of Today and Wednesday Mostly cloudy light snow today. Highs near 0C.

Lows one or wo flurries. Highs near 4C. tonight near 12C. Gradual clearing Lows near 16C. Mostly sunny Wednes- Wednesday.

daY- Temperatures and Precipitation WORLD HOLIDAY SPOTS Hi Low Prac. Las Vegas 23 Phoenix 27 Myrtle Beach 24 Tampa 27 14 18 13 19 CALGARY April 1 -30: 30 -year average mean: Normal amount of sunshine for April: 196.0 hours. Hi Berlin 0 Brussels 16 Cairo 2 Geneva 19 Hon Kong 22 Lisbon 17 London 2 Moscow 5 ALBERTA Hi Low Prac Peace Rivef -4 -15 Edmonton -5 -16 Vermilion -17 Jasper -6 Coronation -7 -17 Medicine Hat -2 -5 Lethbridge -2 -6 McMurray -2 -22 Whitecourt NA Red Deer -4 -17 CANADA Hi In Prtc Vancouver 9 1 Regina -7 -15 Winnipeg -6 -14 Toronto -2 -10 Montreal -3 -12 Quebec -4 -18 Halifax 2 -6 St. Johns NA Yellowknife -10 -26 Windsor NA Ottawa -4 -12 Miami Beach 30 24 UNITED STATES Hi Low Prac. New York 6 -2 Washington 13 1 Chicago 4 -1 Pittsburgh -2 Atlanta 21 9 New Orleans 23 20 Dallas 21 17 Spokane 4 1 Seattle 9 4 Los Angeles 17 11 Denver 21 -1 Low Proc.

4 4 14 5 6 11 11 -2 11 28 8 Bermuda 21 Kingston 31 Barbados 30 Havana 30 Honolulu 28 Mexico City 30 Acapulco 32 Trinidad 30 17 27 23 21 20 13 22 22 Rio 2 17 21 Deaths 020 020 Deaths AMA Road Report Native flees hospital fearing baby's sale 'For 24-hour road information phone 246-5853. AMA road report as of 9:00 a.m.: Banff to Radium: Fair condition. Odd icy patches and poor visi-bilty. 1 West to Banff: Fair winter driving condition. Crews are plowing and sanding.

Trans-Canada Banff to Golden: Fair winter driving condition. Some slippery sections and poor visibility when passing. 1 East: Fair winter driving condition. Watch for crews plowing and sanding. 2 North: Fair winter driving condition.

Some slippery sections. 2 South: Fair winter driving conditions. Poor visibility. often for large placement fees. Ernie Daniels, chief of the Long Plain reserve where Houle is from, said he would find a place for Houle her baby to live.

Deaths 020 Deaths 020 WINNIPEG (CP) Fearing the Children's Aid Society would take her baby away to be "sold" in the United States, an Indian woman fled from a local hospital Monday with her three-day-old child. Delphine Houle, 21, took her son Timothy John Houle and went into hiding until she could reach the Dakota Plains reserve where she would be allowed to keep her child. A CAS spokesman said the agency wanted custody of the child because the baby was in need of protection. However, he would not say why protection was required. The society has taken three children from Houle in the last seven years.

She said in an interview while she was hiding from police and CAS employees, she did not want her baby taken from her just to be "sold to some damned Americans down south." A controversy arose last month when it was revealed some native children in Manitoba are sent to the United States to be adopted. MALTBY David, (Senior Vice President, Royal Bank) at Mississauga on Friday, April 2, 1982. David C. Maltby, beloved husband of Betty Lowes and loving father of Kirk, Ward and Paul Maltbv, dear son of Albert and the late Flora Maltby and brother of George Maltby, Helen Hill and Ken Maltbv. Resting at the TURNER and PORTER "Peel" Chapel, 2180 Hurontario Mississauga.

Complete funeral service 10:00, Tuesday morning at St. Paul's United Church, 123 Main Street East, Milton, Ontario. Spring interment at Rockwood Cemetery. If desired, kindly make memorial contributions to either the Canadian Cancer Soci-ety or the Ontario Heart Fund. MONTGOMERY April 3, 1982, John aged 56 years, beloved husband of Mrs.

Beverley Montgomery, 18 330 Canterbury Drive S.W. and dear father and father-in-law of Diane, Calgary, Doug and Janice, Spruce Grove and Dana, Calgary. Also survived bv a grandson, Scott and a sister, Charlotte Montgomery, Toronto. Prayers at JACQUES Funeral Home, (240 17 Ave. S.W.

Telephone 263-6440), Monday at 6:00 p.m. Funeral Mass was held at St. Gerard's Church, (8944 Elbow Drive S.W.), today, at 10:00 a.m. Interment, St. Mary's Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, if friends desire, donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society, 200, 1609 -14 St. S.W. T3C 1E4. SATTLER John Sattler, George Boyack Nursing Home, beloved husband of Mrs. Lvdia Sattler, 2508 3 Avenue N.

passed away at the General Hospital on April 4, 1982 at the age of 88 years. Mr. Sattler was born in Tarutino, Bessarabia, November 25, 1893. Besides his wife, he is survived by his son, Henry and his wife, Mairead; grandchildren: Trudy, Christine, Mrs. Zellmer and Mr.

S. Dohr-ing; a brother, Andrew in West Berlin and a sister, Helen of Nebraska, U.S.A. Funeral Services will be held from Chapel of the Bells, 2720 Centre Street North on Wednesday, April 7, 1982 at 11:00 a.m., Reverend C. J. Daechsel officiating.

Interment to follow in Mountain View Memorial Gardens. CHAPEL OF THE BELLS Funeral Home, Directors. Tele-phone: 276-2296. STEU RE Alice, beloved wife of Mr. Gust Steurer of Pete Lawson Lodge, Vulcan, Alberta, passed awav at the Calgary General Hospital on April 3, 1982 at the age of 71 years.

Besides her loving husband, Gust, she is also survived by a son and daughter-in-law, Frank and Carol Bonett, Stavely, a daughter and son-in-law, Irene and Tony Baker, London, England and four grandchildren. She is also survived bv one brother, Henry Thomason, Vancouver, B.C. and two sisters, Mildred March, Kimberlev, B.C. and Gladys Bradshaw, Invermere, B.C. and several nieces and nephews.

She was born in Atherton, England, October 9, DOBSON April 4, 1982, Miss Hazel Leon a Dobson, aged 75 years, beloved sister of Duane, and Mrs. Margaret Furman, 117-13 Avenue N.W. She is also survived bv one niece, Shirlene, and her husband, Idahoise Omiunu, and a nephew, Drew Erickson, and his wife, Joyce, and their children, Kenneth and Christopher, of Calgary. She was predeceased by her parents, the late William and Effie Dobson, also by three sisters. Pearl Erickson, Lavon Dobson, and May Dobson, and by three brothers, Lester, Earl, and Orland Dobson.

She was born and educated at Claresholm where she resided until moving to Calgary in 1968. Services at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (202 Crescent Road N.W.), Thursday, 10:30 A.M., with Bishop David S. Smith, of the Sixth Ward officiating. Graveside services, family plot, Claresholm Cemetery, Thursday, 3:00 P.M. LEYDEN'S Funeral Homes Ltd.

Direc-tors of Services. FOSTER April 4, 1982, Mrs. Maude Olive Jean, of Calgary. Services at THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home) 540 16 Ave. N.

Wednesday at 1:00 p.m. Cremation. Today in history April 6 (Canadian Press) Commodore Robert Peary, Matt Henson and four Eskimos planted an American flag at the North Pole 73 years ago today in 1909 marking the spot explorers had been attempting to find for more than 100 years. Peary was widely acclaimed for his discovery of the Pole and in 1911 was awarded the rank of Rear Admiral by the United States Congress. 1851 The Canadian government took over the Post Office.

1874 Magician and escape artist Harry Houdini was bom. 1893 The longest boxing bout in sports history, between Andy Bowen and Jack Burke in New Orleans, was stopped by the referee after 110 rounds and declared no contest. 1969 Punch Imlach was fired as coach of Toronto Maple Leafs after the hockey team lost to the Boston Bruins in Stanley Cup playoffs. 020 Deaths GOWDY William Creighton, aged 88 years, dear husband of Aria Bernice passed away in Calgary on April 2, 1982, following a two year illness. Mr.

Gowdy is also survived by his daughter and her husband, Doctor and Mrs. Harold Antliff (Doreen); grandchildren Creighton Antliff, Aria Mae Harmer and her husband Stephen Harmer, John Gowdv and Mary Jane Gowdv. Also survived by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bricker (Irene) and their children Michael and Kathleen, a brother, David Gowdy and a sister, Emmaline Bricker, all of the Calgary district.

He was predeceased bv his son, William Gordon Gowdy in November, 1958. Mr. Gowdy was a long time resident of the Calgary district since 1905. He farmed successfully in the Chestermere and Indus area until 1965 when he and his wife retired to Calgary. In addition to farming, Mr.

Gowdv owned and operated the U.R. Bar Ranch, south of Bragg Creek from 1933 1982. He was a dedicated member of Langdon Baptist Church, a member of the Calgary Sketch Club, the Chestermere Curling and Men's Club and for most of his life was personally active in his community affairs. Services at "The Little Chapel On The Corner," (JACQUES Funeral Home, 240 17 Ave. S.W.

Telephone 263-6440), Tuesday at 1 :00 p.m.. Reverend Henry McCulloch and Reverend Garry Enns officiating. Interment, Mountain View Memorial Garden. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Wycliffe Bible Translators, 4316 -10th St. N.E., Operation Eyesight Unives-sal, 916 36 St.

N.W., or the Canadian Cancer Society, 200, 1609-14 S.W. JACKSON On April 2, 1982, Mr. Frank Jackson, aged 91 years, of Didsbu-rv, formerly of the Westerdale District, beloved father of Mrs. Irene Nimmons, of Didsbury; Mrs. Harold (Ruby) Wilson, of Palm Springs; Mrs.

Pearl Higgins, of Calgarv; Mrs. Jim (Doris) Saunders, of Calgary; and Mrs. Don (Hazel) Sawyer, of Condor. Also survived by twelve grandchildren, ten great grandchildren, and two sisters. Funeral services from Knox United Church, Didsbury, Thursday, April 8th, at 2 p.m., with Reverend W.

D. Waite officiating. Interment, Westerdale Cemetery. MOUNTAIN VIEW FUNERAL CHAPELS entrusted with arrangements; KOCH Clifford Lee, 69 years, of Lomond on March 30, 1982 at Foothills Hospital, Calgarv. He is survived bv five brothers and four sisters, predeceased bv father, Chris in 1949 and mother, Gladys in 1981.

Services were held April 3, at Vulcan United Church. Cremation. KWONG Sau-Shan, beloved wife of Mr. Howard Kwong, 436 Hendon Drive N.W., passed awav at the Foothills Hospital on April 2, 1982, at the age of 52 years. Further arrangements will be announced later by CHAPEL OF THE BELLS Funeral Home, 2720 Centre Street North.

Phone 276-2296. LAIN March 31, 1982, Mrs. Gloria A. Lain, aged 50 years, passed awav in Houston, Texas, beloved wife of Frank Lain of Abqaiq, Saudi Arabia, formerly of Calgary. Memorial Services at LEYDEN'S "Chapel of Remembrance" (1719 2 Street S.W.) Wednesday, 10:00 a.m.

LILLEJORD April 3, 1982, at Fort St. John, B.C., Maurice Lilleiord, aged 43 years, of Calgary; dear friend of Bertha. He is also survived by one brother, Lannie, of Calgary; and two sisters: Penny of Calgary and Gayleof Kamlooos, B.C. He was predeceased bv his parents. Services at THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home) 540-16 Ave.

N.W. Thursday, at 10:30 a.m. Cremation. LILLEY Jennifer Anne, beloved infant daughter of Murray and Karin Lllley, 433 Brae Glen Crescent S.W., passed away on April 3, 1982. Further arrangements will be announced later by CHAPEL OF THE BELLS Funeral.

Home, 2720 Centre Street North. Phone: 276-2296. PHILLIPS April 4, 1982, Colter aged 4 months; beloved infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Phillips of Carseland and dear brother of Leanne and Lana.

Private Services were held at THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home) 540 -16 Ave. N.W. Cremation. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, P.O. Box 6069, Station Calgary, T2H2L3.

SMITHERS On April 4, 1982, Mr. Milton Smithers, of Three Hills, peacefully went to be with his Lprd after a lengthy illness at the age of 72 years. Survived bv his loving wife, Gladys; two sons, Ronald, of Castlegar, B.C.; Dave, of Three Hills; two daughters, Mrs. Audrey Weaver, of Indianapolis, Indiana; and Mrs. Laurel Taves, of Calgary; twelve grandchildren; one sister, Mrs.

Amy Dick, of Edmonton; three nephews and one niece. Predeceased bv his sister. Hazel. Funeral services, Wednesday, April 7th, from Prairie Bible Tabernacle, Three Hills, at 1 p.m.. Pastor A.C.

Strom officiating. Interment in Mt. Davis Cemetery. MOUNTAIN VIEW FUNERAL CHAPELS Of Three Hills entrusted with arrangements. BATEMAN April 2.

1982, Earle, aged 77 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Eva Bateman, of Springbank, Alberta. Services at THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home) 540 16 Ave N.W., today, at 10:30 a.m. CARROLL April 3, 1982, at Edmonton, Kenneth, aged 68 years, of Athabasca, Alberta and formerly of Calgary. He is survived by two brothers, Timothy, Calgary; Waldon, Kincaid, Sask.

Services at LEYDEN'S "Chapel of Remembrance" (1719 2 Street S.W.), Thursday, 10:00 a.m. with Reverend H. Francis Yardley officiating. Interment, Mountain View Memorial Gardens. CHERNOFF March 31, 1982, Walter aged 46 years, beloved son of Peter and Nellie Chernoff; dear brother of Kathe-rine, Annette, Jerry, and Teena.

Services were held on Saturday. Interment was held Monday, at Union Cemetery. CLEMENT March 28, 1982, Richard Halstead Robertson. Services were held today, at 1 00 p.m. at "The Chapel on the CY FOSTER-GOODER Funeral Service.

Phone 289-5577. CLIFFORD April 2nd, 1982, passed away suddenly at his home, George, aged 83 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Margaret Clifford of Cochrane, Alberta. Dear father of George W. Clifford Cochrane, Doreen and husband Jack Hawkwood, Cochrane, Violet and husband Art Johnston, R.R.4, Calgary, and Jane Clifford of Cochrane; also survived by six grandsons, Brian Clifford, Ronald Clifford, Robert Hawkwood, David Johnston and Greg Clifford, all of Cochrane, Dale Johnston, R.R.4, Calgary; five granddaughters, Deborah Hawkwood, Cochrane, Cynthia Penton, Calgary, Heather Johnston, R.R.4, Calgary, Niania Clifford and Shelly Clifford; and one great-granddaughter.

Mr. Clifford was born March 31, 1899 at Wigan, Lancaster, England, and came to Canada with his parents, William and Jane Clifford from Lancaster, England in 1910 at the age of eleven years. George volunteered and joined the army in 1915 at the age of sixteen years; he was trained at the Sarcee Army Camp for two months; in September, 1915, he was drafted overseas, and he ioined the 31st Battalion in England. When he was discharged he returned to Cochrane, Alberta, where he took up dairy and beef farming, being very active until his death. Services at THE GARDEN CHAPEL (Foster Funeral Home) 540 16 Ave.

N.W., today, at 3:00 p.m.. Reverend Doug Powell of Saint Andrew's United Church, Cochrane, officiating. Interment, Cochrane Cemetery. DAVIS Russell George, beloved son of Anne and the late Scott Davis, passed away at the age of 64 years, Saturday, April 3, 1982, at the Foothills Hospital. He is survived by his mother, Anne Davis; his sister, Joyce Owen; his wife, Mable Jean and his children: daughter, Mary Ann Sanft; his sons: Paul, Larry, Edward, and Brian.

Born in Lethbridge and most recently residing in Calgary, Alberta, he served as Product Manager for Barton Instruments of I.T.T. Memorial Services will be held today, at 1:00 p.m., at Pleasant Heights United Church, 1112-19 Ave N.W. In lieu of flowers, friends may make donations to the Canadian Cancer Society or the charity of their choice. He is fondly remembered by Derek, Edith, Marge, Judy and Nicol and all family both near and far. "He is loved In proud memory by us i FRENCH Mr.

Basil Valdimir French, beloved husband of Mrs. Selma E. French, of 606 3316 Rideau Place, S.W., passed away after a lengthy illness at the Rockyview Hospital on April 4, 1982, at the age of 76 years. A long time Calgarv resident, Mr. French was founder of Universal Sales and Service.

He was a member of King George Masonic Lodge and The Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite, the Al Azhar Shriners' Mounted Patrol, and a past Potentate of Al Azhar Temple. Mr. French was a past Director of the Shrine Hospital for Crippled Children in Winnipeg, a former member of the Kinsmen Club, and a member of the Calgary Golf and Country Club. Besides his loving wife, Mr. French is also survived bv a son and daughter-in-law, Basil and Anne, of Calgary, a daughter and son-in-law, Janice and Guy Hamilton, of Lethbridge, seven grandchildren and one great-grandson.

Funeral Services will be held at Mclnnis and Hollowav's "Park Memorial Chapel" (1507 4 S.W.) on Wednesday, April 7, 1982, at 1:30 p.m. Reverend Canon J. R. Flagler officiating. Inter--ment to follow in Queen's Park Cemetery.

If friends so desire, memorial tributes may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society, Ste. 200, 1609-14 S.W., Calgary, Alberta, T3C 1E4. Arrangements in co MCINNIS and HOLLOWAY Funeral Home Limited. Telephone: 262-3030. CALGARY CREMATORIUM LIMITED PROVIDING ALL TYPES OP FUNERAL SERVICE 1910.

She has resided in Champion, Chetwynd, B.C. and recently in Vulcan, Alta. for the past five years. Services at LEYDEN'S "Chapel of Remembrance" (1719 2 St. S.W.) Wednesday, 3:00 p.m.

Cremation, Foothills Crematorium. If desired contributions may be made to the Alberta Heart Foundation, 2011 10 Ave S.W. Calgary, T3C 0K4 for the Canadian Diabetes Association, 3rd Floor, 603 11 Ave. S.W., Calgary, T2R 0E1. WEISSGERBER Mrs.

Eva Weissgerber of 1920 Mathison Drive N.E., passed away at the Foothills Hospital on April 5, 1982 at the age of 83 years. She is survived bv two sons, Michael and his wife, Maria Weissgerber; and Josef Weissgerber, all of Calgary; two grand children, Ulrkae Weissgerber, Vancouver, B.C.; and Andre Weissgerber, Calgary; two brothers, Anton and Josef Weber, Germany; one nephew, Josef Mueller, Calgary. She was predeceased by her husband, Michael in 1966. Mrs. Weissgerber was born in Hodschag, Yugoslavia and came to Calgary in 1956.

Relatives and friends are invited to prayers which will be held from Chapel of the Bells, 2720 Centre Street North, this evening at 7:30 p.m. Funeral Mass will be celebrated from St. Boniface Catholic Church, 1923 Broadview Road N.W., on Wednesday, April 7, 1982 at 2:00 p.m. Interment to follow In St. Mary's Cemetery; CHAPEL OF THE BELLS, Funeral home, Directors.

Phone 276-2296. GALLIVAN Mass of Christian Burial was said in Sacred Heart Catholic Church, (1307 14 Street S.W.) today, at 10:00 a.m. for Marianne Gallivan who died in the Holy Cross Hospital on April 3 after a brief illness. Arrangements in care of MclNNlS and HOLLOWAY Funeral Home. Telephone: 262-3030.

IMMEDIATE DBPOSITON- DIRECT from place of death to CREMATORIUM -TRADITIONAL COMPLETE FACILITIES AVAILABLE -or MEMORIAL CHAPEL AMPLE PARKING 3219 4th Street N.W. (within Queen's Park Cemetery) TELEPHONE 289-4777 (24 hours service) JANZ Bernhad Johann Janz, returned to meet his Lord and Saviour, April 4, 1982, at the age of 84 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Erna Janz of Men-no Court, 202, 2808 25 St. S.W. Services at The First Mennonite Church, 2600 Richmond Road S.W., Thursday at 1:00 p.m.

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