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A copy of the 60â€"yearâ€"old edition of the magazine was I P > . : § loaned to The Sentinelâ€"Review by John Gruszka of Woodstock. ‘ & e 3 s 3 = ty The loan of photographs of local historical interest by readers | j is welcomed. | +5 a i ‘ ~Suines mmrrse omonmmaenmoner rrmeen.â€"â€"â€"nmnemermeâ€"me rommvormmmmit ns anirtcientatycen â€" 7 is llpe > o. o en rcoiinels melie. ol ie ce OO en o L e e 1e uienss " ol ce uie o ol oomprone c se > omm uy * ' es _ . To oe, s e c y P k _ .. > > o oo c n s‘ > e L Ne {| "g~ s " u. n s o ogg 3t ie ’.- Colrte: hss e s oo‘ l 33 } al [ > _b . ~ o. â€" e .. > sos ~~ es y oo ol o : | . e 4 oe y ~ es fls ,%fl’f@;\g\ mm s t _ > ./ â€" o ie ol pener i* : â€" | I Bs o . ce E. C S CE * 4x K6 4 e (mage ~ J e :. e t Mn % ; _‘: â€" p 25 4 i l ? P _: %, e »e . > e‘ 1t ~. ho t stt <~ ha% 4 [ ic â€"â€" 4 e ~ W ic . lt e O e &1 the â€" . + "oghs se sges : . F PX« B ears Ago (1 $ f‘Z’? A | â€" e € t ;%’ . " + %‘F%}"‘ mE . ~.~. . 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