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From: songw@csri.toronto.edu (Wenyi Song)
Subject: Re: Memorial Service for Victims in the June 4 Beijing Massacre
Message-ID: <1989Jun6.213413.19656@jarvis.csri.toronto.edu>
Summary: Correction
Organization: University of Toronto, CSRI
References: <1989Jun6.181346.16669@jarvis.csri.toronto.edu>
Distribution: ont

In article <1989Jun6.181346.16669@jarvis.csri.toronto.edu> I write:
>
>	There is a memorial service in front of the Consulate General
>of PRC in Toronto, set up by the local Chinese community. It is for
>those students and civilians, man and woman, young and old, who died
>under the guns and wheels of tanks of those Fascist animals.
>
>
>Service Time: During the day, there are volunteers to provide flowers,
 ^^^^^^^^^^^^
>black bands, and joss sticks. Of course, you can bring wreaths. A
>Buddhist monk has been there (since yesterday) twenty-four hours a day,
>praying for those innocent vitims.


I would like to thank Paul Kwan of our EECG, who points out to me
that the service time is actually 4-6 pm each day throughout the week.
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Also, the monk has been there in that time period in the last two days.