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Press, Volume C, Issue 29702, 21 December 1961, Page 18

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* ' 13 t 4WEPE T * a - r a • ♦ <• ■ .„ ~ Read Oefjws while on X: *'' \ \ >; ■ 1111 l B JmBIRI Holiday. / ' I / No need to miss out on local happenings \ q J / while you are away this summer. Sub- /\. 'X a — scribers are requested to notify us vy/ji; 1L ) immediately if they wish alterations made I *° e de,iver y °f their paper during y> the Christmas and New Year holidays. \Wx ‘ 'Phone 69-799. ,r > THE PRESS will be available from Agents in ■ J V. t I more than 80 holiday locations in the South li / w - mL I / There will be NO Newspapers published I 7 «« MONOAY, DECEMBER 25 and MON- ' I UAY ’> JANUARY Ist, 19«2.