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Memories of war service do not go away

byStaff writers
27 April 2003 - Updated on 16 March 2021
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THIS week’s People story is on Anzac Beris Cusack (pictured), who recalls her war service in New Guinea during World War II.

For the full story, see this week’s print edition of The Catholic Leader.

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