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May 3 1966 Stanley Cup Finals Hockey Program Red Wings vs Canadiens Game 5 MUSIC PROGRAMS Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation beats Color:Royal
May 3 1966 Stanley Cup Finals Hockey Program Red Wings vs Canadiens Game 5 MUSIC PROGRAMS Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation beats Color:Royal
May 3 1966 Stanley Cup Finals Hockey Program Red Wings vs Canadiens Game 5 MUSIC PROGRAMS Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation beats Color:Royal
May 3 1966 Stanley Cup Finals Hockey Program Red Wings vs Canadiens Game 5 MUSIC PROGRAMS Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation beats Color:Royal

May 3 1966 Stanley Cup Finals Hockey Program Red Wings vs Canadiens Game 5 MUSIC PROGRAMS Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation beats Color:Royal

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Duotone panel — violet briefing on the left, lime-sealed detail sheet on the right.

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May 3 1966 Stanley Cup Finals Hockey Program Red Wings vs Canadiens Game 5 MUSIC PROGRAMS Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation beats Color:Royal Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation beats the National Trust Company Ltd Jim Palmer and Joe Morgan on front cover Red Wings vs Canadiens (Canadiens win 5 1 taking a 3 game to 2 lead in the series) splitting at the spine as well as tape repairs

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