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Vote as you wish But vote intelligently
Vote as you wish But vote intelligently

Vote as you wish But vote intelligently

Date5/16/1979
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Original Toronto Star caption: Vote as you wish But vote intelligently. That's the message Rev. Philip Johnson of Maple Grove United Church plans to give in his sermon this Sunday. Johnson says that as Christmas; we must care what happens in the election. But he won't suggest whom to vote for. He decorated the church driveway with election signs to emphasize his point.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0021952F
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