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Maria Daly of University College Cork beat Carly Stickles of Lake Forest 21-7, 21-7 in the other semifinal. A silent auction on display at the opening reception included a painting by Helen Zughaib, "Planting Olive Trees with Jiddu (Grandfather)," donated by Aref and Barbara Jabr; hand-colored lithographs; a watercolor by Lebanese artist Suha Toukan, who was killed at a military checkpoint in Lebanon in 1976; framed photographs donated by Frances Stickles and Michael Keating; embroidery and clothing; Jerusalem pottery; and dinners from local restaurants. The three most common areas where papermakers use coagulants for deposit control are coated broke for white pitch, mechanical pulps for natural pitch and bleaching residuals, and recycled pulps for stickles and a host of other contaminants according to Ian Thorburn, technical manager, Raisio Chemicals U. |
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