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PORTS ': YEAR _,:'OFSERVICE
During 1958 Seaforth brand of Part' payment on
Civilian
'the Canadian Red Cross. Society '. Welfare 5126.
shipped 136.; sewing 'articles and 221;:
pairs -of socks, according to,a state-
ment -issued' by the 'treasurer, Mrs.
Ivy M. 'Butt. Also, shipped were
seven large:' quilts- and one crib'
quilt,
The financial staterlsent for the
year i cl ded,_ •
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e ei t
c ps
Cash n oe Jan; 1(58...: .137.49
d l?osit $
Cairpaign receipts 1,13320
General .donations •;:,. 16.00
Custom ,quilting , ..,.... "• 7,00
Bank'. interest d 5.63
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_.lunch_ o e
- :Aflmission-�'75c - _ id d,
Sponsored by Seaforth Women's
s., .
$1� 350;5$,
,
Expenses ExI1e
Cash remitted ,to • the On
tario Division 700,00
Civilian, Welfare ,. • '-.68:22
Health Work;, for liver; oil
:. :capsules .....; .r ,..., ,...,
14.40
Goods ,:`purchased for the
lean -Cupboard, . ,....,.,,. 74.90
Cards, crests,: etc., for Wa-. :.
Safety Programme .-, 1347
Workroom ,;supplies from'
Red Cross :.c:326.37
,
¶Vorkrooin supplies • bought.
• locally,40
Stamps ,for Secretary and
1? Y
-Treasurer 2,00
Express on wheel -;chair 1,60'
Cash onhand and deposit,
-December, 31, 1958 - • 14922
1350,58
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The-,man-who,doesn't-knowewhere_
hisnext dollar is comin from,
'
'isually`' has a wife '':who .knows,
where it is going! •
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Dealer:;' and Distributor: of
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HOCKEY NEIH'S
(Contributed)
0101 Saturday- nigbt, hockey minor•
dgublebeader in,'. the. 'Weal- arena
was called off on acceuntof stormy,
weather and will. be:played .this
Wednesday night; between Exeter
Bantams_, and_gidgets. Y -
The week of January 24 - Janu
ary, 31- la °Miztor Hockey'Week in
Canada '.As, in all the ;cities and
towns, across, Canada, Seaforth has
set•Sat-urday, January as Minor
Hockey -Night. „They have: lined up
three 'games and , all. are regular
Schedule, games.: You ,'won't only
be" Helping ..your' minor. teams' by,
attending,. but Yon -will. see real
,good hockey from ,.the-- boys- 4Gode
rieh• Bantams. and Midgets,• both.
"B"• teams, .and',Wingham Juven-
iles"will .supply, the opposition, for
the hOnietowners. The players: on
all the' teams .will'be around 'call-
ing. on Yon.; Mr. and Mrs. 'Fan.;
mi:tn'
o
bu aticketandSiwort Your
or -team"s.
The.;Bantams, under Coach Char-
lie Geddes' and Manager, Bill :Pa:p -
plc have ;won• six . games; <1ostefive
.ardtied:one`:for their ese
asois
play so',.far. The :boys•pla ing'�for•
Bantams are: 'Jim Boyes, ,Anker,
D -ale '--Campbell-= Ph lips,. 'Rau
Bedard,.;Sills, Colerrian, •McLlwain;
'attersontwoPapple. boys; $illery;
Carters-- The Bantams 'hope oto „get
an-,. ond, place and play off with
the • =place- team.
Thfourthe--;Midgets,; 'under Coach Gor
don knit: and Manager'Ken 1'ow
e11, • have "a record of. seven• wins
and three losses;' and have two
more this: week to :complete thejr'
-schedule,. and.,could end up in first
place: Tile 'Midgets have Patter
son in goal and twa sets of defenee
piayers, - in Lamont and "Varlet'
.and Dinsmore and'Muir, •:Their. twe,
forward'lines .are':made up of Jim
and'Toni Rick arid Pinder; and the;
other line' .of'-.Harvey,.Date, Tenll
and Love.:`The. oth'er'boys: are.Wal
tens and Dave •'Dale •and: Flannigan
and. Ron• Bea}erman, to round out; a•
tea -m whielieshould geequite-aways
in' -the Midget `•`C''"playdowns.
This poem was taken -out of -a -
local daily paper and is called:
More :About Your ."Kid" and a'
Hockey- Game ..
Once a •:year in Canada
They set aside one week
."
To: honour ,-hockey playing boyo? ,
But it seems there is one leak:'
Yes' Doctor...Wednesday will be fine!
•
len, it's time to have ,the dentist check
urc�,ter s tee2t' � . se . 't • '. ,. e c
Fs`�'• .. r..Mr x�inl h �laturally.. k. a, hoS..
ftir the telephone; that helpful "membr;,of--the-
fan*"with tbe''hzbit of 'getting, things s done.
When yon ; back over • our, da .'Some-
times
som -
times
:suiprisirg' torealize: in just how. many
little way the, te1ephone.has helped you ...how
it addsso much convenience and. comfort to
everyday living.;'
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY O.F-CANADA
;hey practise every, chance they get,
But when they :play their game, _
eyp ay-ae .re -an emplThouse '
We think that this is a shame.
So, just for one, night this week,
We'd like to 'hear Dad; say:
"Fm pot` sending you to the' rink
tonight
I'm taking you myself and I'll stay.
And if you do that just once,
We know deep: down inside
You won't be theonly one out there
Whose l eart•will`be. filled with,
Tut if you wish to
watch
Our. star teams- in action,
Come to our bo,oster :Saturday night
Goderich and Winghdm'` supplies
the attraction
rY
So; support the boys justonce this'
;week'
At our local rink;.
And ' no matter if they in or lose,
Let's, hear your parents shout:
"Comeone, son, this is fun!"
So keepnext Saturday open;
Walk. drive or ride the.bus,
But'justfor once in this whole year;
Come on out 'and be with us,.-
Award Available
For, Local . Players'
An individual hockey- award to.
-encourage-nil around- good--sports--
,manship: among' Canada's minor.
hockey . players is beingpresented
o e
y p Y
for, competition -for the first -time
this year Seaforth."-
.
In coinntunities from the Atlan-
tic- to the Pacific, hundreds of
young; hockey players, ,aged nine
to• thirteen years, will be present-
ed with this handsome• trophy as
the 'Most ` Valuable Player'', in,
their league, -
The donors of, this : new annual
trophy have enlarged upon the us-
ual definition for `Most Valuable
Player'. ' It here includes attri-
butes of sound character and good
•`junior citizenship', in addition- to
athletic •ability, as qualifications
for the trophy winners. .
ort
1958 PONTIAC SEDAN
1956 DODGE COACH
1955 CIIEV. STATION WAGON
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SEDAN' .
I953 METEOR
1952: CHEW SEDAN .`(
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1949 VANGIJARD SEDAN
- . HARDTOP D 4 DOOR H OP : 1957 OLDS
-1958 . CHEV, COA -cH
19.54,__E0 DSEDAN
1953'POVTxA C, SEDAN -
1953 MONARCH
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O�IARCH S
EDAI T .
No Reasonable Offer Refused
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EAFQRTIII MOTOR
SEAFORTH ' and, ,'MITCHELL
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FORM .FORCE._ -POSTpONIME..
'F ' IENSA L , RISTRICT SURPE
The . 'quilting bee and pot luck'.
dinner, scheduled' to have been
held :1n,: -the church schoolroom of
Chiselhurst United last'
Thursday, _had to "-be . can'elled un-
til a later date, owing to weather.
and road conditions.
The tenth ,annual birthday party
of Amber -' Rebekah ,Lodge will be.
held on Wednesday, , February , 4,,
and •special guests will•:be Seaforth
lodge, ,
Mrs. J. P. Campbell,. of Windsor,
was. a recent Visitor with her sis-
ter-in-law;
is-ter in-law; Mrs. Roy' Bell. ' _
R,eV, Charles D. Daniel and Mrs.
"Daniel have ;received L.a• letter from.
Rev. W. J. .Rogers ':and Mrs, Rog-
ers, who are vacationing in the.
Bahamas,' "Mrs, Rogers is; recup
era.ting 'from' a: serious, operation.
The trip was arranged by the con-
gregation of_ Erindale . United
Church, of which ; Rev. Rogers' is
ministers:" Mr, Rogers was "former;
minister ofIensall United'Church,
The, -
man friends Ye sof Mrs. :Carl:
:->
.M
.
Payne will' be 'pleased to learn is
recovering nicely front injuries she
x-ece red eine a ear accident,. -,311,e
was':admitted to', Scott Memorial
Hospital, Seaforth;; with three frac
tiared ribs; but hassincereturned;
to her home and has returned to
her duties as" registered -=nurse° at:
Scott- ,Memorial ,Hospital, Seaforth„
Arnold Circle Meets •
Mrs. ,Harry, Hoy: was' hostess for
theJanuary meeting of the Arnold
Circle , of Carmel. Presbyterian
Church," which was opened 'by toe'
president,' 1VIrs. 'Ed, Fink, An , in-
teresting study
nteresting•study on the Indian Mis
sion lin :Canada was given by `Mrs..
Ske'a, Mrs. A. R. •.Orr and Mrs.
Beverley': Beaton: Past president
Family ' ' Honors
Mr., Mrs. R. Baker
• The family of Mr. and: Mrs.:
Robert Baker, -Sr., Hensall; -sur
prised theme at _a _family,. dinner
e n
mmerc�1 0
attheNe-'w•Co ia1�Hot
the occasion of their' 47th wedding
anniversary: ;' A large anniversary:
cake centred the table. Following
the "dinner kthe •"family gathered at
the home of Mr.' and 'Mrs.: Baker.
and 'presented them; with. 'a • lazy•
boy rocker, and concluded the eve-
ning ,:playing: cards: ° Mr. and Mrs..
Baker are the ,parents of 13 chil
dren, 31 ' grandchilden and one
great •grandchild,'
=Members-ef—their—family—area.
Glenn`. London; "Austin'and'Meade
Stratford, ..Bruce in Egypt with
the . United ,: Nations Emergency
'Forces Mrs: '(Betty). Grenier; Zur-
ieh; .'Mrs "(Irene).Tyndall; • Clinton;
Mrs (Clara) '' Bro'wn',' Egmondville;.,
:and Robert, Jr., Wanda, John, .Ball;
Murray and Mrs (Gladys) McGre-
gor,' of Hensall . .
Mrs: Orr .presented' Mrs "Beafciia
'With. a life membership,' and a
junior' certificate waspresented to
Mrs :Gordon Schwalm for "presen-.
tation,, to ,a, Mission' Band rneniber:
Reports of 1.958 were 'read •and
members' were pleased • to learn -
that they were. $70 above their,
pledge Mrs. 'Fink and Mrs. Orr
reported on the Presbyterial meet
-ing in Clinton;l Luncheon was serv-
ed by"Mrs: Trevor Wilson and Mrs.
Gerald Belle
W'MS 'and WA Officers Installed
d
Officers for 1959'. of 'the Women's
Missionary'—,Society and Women's
Association' of Chiselhurst..United
Church :were installed, by Rev. C.
D. Daniel... Annual ,reports -were
heard and the treasurer, Mrs. Cole-
man,• reported' the 1958 allocation
had been rnet,;:'Th'e study on Alas=
ka was 'Presented' by -Mrs." John,
;Glenn,_ and 'worship' 'service . by
Mrs c ;D: Daniel ;and Mrs.`, T,
Brintne2 l
Mrs: C arence Coleman-chaired-
the
h a"iredthe. WMS -.meeting, .'and , Mrs.. ' R,
Taylorx,,.; the WA ';,9, giiiltin -
bee and trot -lack supper were:': held
on Thursday.' Mrs. Harold Parker
'and,.Mrs. Joe Ferguson were 'hos-
tesses .;_
Chr
Turner's rJc
b
Groups Meet
Turner's Church Wad.. :met in
the..church•baSeal entwith • 10.mem-
bers and oile.'visitor:preseiit. The
roll "call Was answered;b.y paying
dues for 1959.- The £ci'ipture. was
react..by :Mrs,F 3:•'Turner. Prayer
wasgiven :by :Mrs :G :M,c
-Grego .
devotions by Mrs E. ;Crich; and
the' topic by Mrs, E, Lawson.-',
The W,,• decided to -
buy a Secre
tary's desk for use btihe..Sun-daY
SdfriinIThey 'also planned "some
sewing to be done during •the win
-ter "months. Lunch was served: by
.Mrs, E, "Townsend andH-
)bjlns:
Ladies' Club ' Meets
The Tuckersnnith Ladies' Club'
met at 'the -home .ofLay-
tenwith 15 inentbers and six visi-
tors, present. :.The. rpll• • call was
answered by ":The .resolution that•
1broke- last year " It was :plan-
ned-ta send'two auilts.:'and :a .pair,
of flannelette blankets : to • a family
--at Mount "Forest, whose hofhe: was
'burned.:recently,
Mrs"—.,McKinnon„,-of �Xinto>l,: was
guest speaker and gave a—.very-
interesting and, much ~appreciated•
talk.'on• herr trip through France,
Germany,' Laxenburg, Belgium,
.:Holland:: Switzerland, Italy . and
England She''also.shoWed,•many
antes-esting, and:lovely;•' souvenirs- of
her trai'els. Lunch was served' by
IC
b [SIR 1
JOHN SCOTT
Funeral. Serviceo :"Scott,.
•f.r John:
Londesboro.'who died in his 84th
year'in the Clinton Public Hospital"<.
Thursday, evening, was held`Sunday
afternoon 'at 2"-p,m..from ;the Ball,
.and.. Mutch funeral' home,: _Clinton,.
Rev. J T White officiated, with
.burial, in•Londesboro' cemetery- •.
' Mr: Scott .'was born :in Hallett
township, a :son of"thee'7ate Ari
and Mrs. Robert Scott, and had
bred ,. in that Community.°,all his,
life. He was retired from,farming
for.the vast -several years. He had'
been` in poor health'for some time,
Surviving are -•his wife, the.form
er'Mabel Lee; one son, R. Kenneth.
Scott, Niagara Falls, and one.
daughter,- Mrs. Alister (Thelma)
"Broadfoot: RR 3, Seaforth and:two-
grandchildren .y:
• FRANCIS, DEMPSEY,,'
' ST. COLUMBANFrancis Denip
'sey,:80, of IR 5, Mitchell, died Wed-
.nesday -,rriorning--at_thetratfod..
General Hospital: He had. been, 111
since pecembee.
gr.." Dempsey' had ,resided with'
bis...daughter, -Mrs. N. J Connolly,
RR "5; -Mitchell, far the -:past • 13'
years. He was formerly a farmer
in McKillop township: Born•July 25,,
1$7$, in'-Kinkora, ,he was .a -son of
the late William Dempsey and the
former Mary Kelly. He was a,nave
her; of••St.. Brigid's Roman Catholic
Church, Kennicott. • ,
' Surviving are one ;daughter Mrs.
N. 1. (Mary) Connolly, RR"5, Mit-
chell; one sister, Mrs: Mary'Dies's,
Stratford, -and two grandsons John;
and Stephen Connolly, at home,; •
The remains rested at the Heath -
Leslie Funeral .Borne; Mitchell.
Requiem Mass was 'sling', 'at St'
Brigid's Roman .Catholic Church,
Kennicott. Saturday, at 10 • ant.
Temporary entombment was • in
'Avondale Chapel, Stratford, and
burial ,will :be"in° St.•Columban .cern=
etery at a later date. '
THOMAS J. *4IcMICHAAJL
Thomas Joseph' McMicaelson.
of the late, Thomas McMichael and'.
the. Dormer -Lucy, k'isher..died 'last_
Wednesday, .at his home in Gode-
rich. Ha. died suddenly of a heart
attack after shovelling- snow- He,
was in his 77th year, '
Mr, McMichael was born on con-
cession 2, Hullett townshp,, anti -liv-
ed in..Auburn for a time before go-
ing to Croderich three- -years .ago.
He was a`„member ”-of -the -Free•
Methodist Church.
,Surviving are his wife, the "for
mer Margaret E7teiyn Scott,
- brie
son.. Robert T, McMichael; Walton;
-two daughters,: Miss Evelyn, at
hbni'e, and Mrs. W. J. (Marjorie)
Dale, Kinburn; three sisters, Mrs,
Herb Kirkby,- Watton; Mrs: Milton
Wiltsex= CliJiton ' and -Mrs. Harry
Itartford:'- of :London, and -seven
'
grandchildren.
TThee remains r st
e
e e e'd' the Lodge.
e.
funeral home. Goderieat h where the
service was held Friday at 2 p.m.
Rev'. James Robb, of London, Of-
ficiated. Interment' was in 'Malt -
;landbank cemetery, Seaforth.
MRS. T. C. MeCALL
BIi,USSEiS A 'funeral service.
Was" held. on Thursday afternoon'
at the. D. A'. Rana; tilneral, home,
Brussels, for Mrs. Elizabeth 'Mc-
Call, widow' of Thomas C. McCall,
Who died on Tuesday' morning in a
of `a
Whitbyge, nursing horde, at 84 years`
R. J: • ii. ` Green of :' Melville
�Seatorth
FU ES
Presbyterian Church officiated- The.
:pallliearers were J"- ,S. Arnistrong,
R,.. B.''.; Cousins: George'..Elliott,
George McArthur, John Y,uill :and,
Frank Ku}tby:. •
Mrs.'McCall was formerly Eliza-
beth' Careline`Kirkby ':.a daughter
-of the.lata~, -George and Margaret
McArthur Kirkby. i "ollowing.;Iter,
marriage to kly McCall, they farm-
ed' m Merris township; later ono—'
in'g ,to' -Brussels. For .,the past few.
yearsshe had made her home with
then•: only daughter Mrs John Mt:
na) Nelson Lansing
'Also surviving are ' a • brother;;
Herbert .Kirkby Walton; a sister,
Mrs. Robert Watt, Blyth, and a
granddaughter;, Janet s Nelsdn, of
Lansing, Burial was made inBrus-
sels Cemetery.
. 'MRS-' WILLIAM ; J. ALLIN
• After .a lengthy illness, Mrs. Wil-
liam •J,•Min, 'of Colborne township
died at Alexandra Hospital on
1,Vednesd , January 14 at the, age'
of 72 - years. Deceased was ' the.
former Elizabeth Nivins, a daugh::.
ter of the late Mr. and; Mrs. James.
Nivins; of -'West Wawanosh 'She
continued to: live there- until 1906
when she. went- to Detroit, return-
ing in 1908 at'Which time she mar-
ried -William John A11in; They have
since farmed . in Colborne-- town-
ship. She
ownship.She .,:was a member of="Ben'
miller.tjnited Church, ' '
She is survived •by.her.hnsband
and six sons, Oliver' at home, Roy
and 'Clarence, of Colborne .. town=,
ship, ,Reginald of Seaforth: Clif-
ford, of, -,Toronto and. Gordon -•_of.
OshaW: One `brother, David 'Niv-
ins. re -ides, at Auburn and there
are •fotir grandchildren:
Rev. S.A. Moote officiated -at the
funeral.ServiCe at Stiles funeral
home on Saturday afternoon. The
pallbearers were Everett Alun,`
Earl Nivins, Charles Breekow, all
of ..-Goderich... flhliain.;,.; •Hardy_ off
Dungannon, Lloyd Brindley of Ash
field .township, `and' Wesley 'Nivins
of West Wawanosit township. In-
terment Was made in : Colborne
te
tonship: cemetery. '
• ROBERT McDOUGALL
HENSALL—There passed away
in„'.,South Huron Hospital, Exeter,
oh Wednesday, Jan.;21, RobertMc-
Dougall. son .ofthe late Mr,.' -acid
Mrs. Peter 1VIcDoligal. He was.
born at Wingham and lived in. Stan-
ley township .till going to Western
Canada;' where his family resided.
at Kenton, Man. •
Later he went --to Sa°'skatchewan,.
where .he homesteaded. After dis
posing' of, lits property there. he'
Lived for several years” at Moose
Jaw and San.; Jose; Callornia. lie
returned to Ontario' 12 yearn ago;
to live in Hensaii Until he suffered
a stroke two years ago;: from which
he -never . recovered;'--He---was--a
rnember'eof the 'Masonic Order and
..:
of the Presbyterian ,Church•
He is survived by two sisters, and
several nieces and nephews. Fun
,eral ;services ,were' held from Bon-
thron's, •Parlors to Baird's ceme-
tery on:January 24. '
Those attending from a distance
`were Stuart McBride, Toronto; i,fr.
"and, : Mrs.E+dgar Smith, Guelph,
Mr. and Mrs. J D. Reid, Landoll,'
Leslie Fortune, Mrs/George Day,
Mr.. and Mrs, 'Walter Wood : and
Mrs. Corrigan, alt of Winghain.
Pallbearers 'were 'John 3arrott,.
J. D,. .Reid, Walter Wood,' Walter
1VIeEeath; Alex Meteath end: Stu'..
;art• McBride. ,
Mayor •B. F. C ►rsstie
Seeks Support' ' F ►r
Minor ock 1Afe
+a f•l e ek
Mayor B F. Christie has ' called
11.1)04 all citizens to support Miner'
hockey Week in; .Vanada7,-Wilieli
commenced Saturday; January.; 24,'
in endorsingthe observance of
Minor HockeWeek, His Worship
said: ' "I can thihk of no better•
way to focus attention oil the won-
derful benefits of Minor Hockey ,to;
our youth than through observance,
,of `-;Minor Ildekey. Week in :Can
-oda." •
"Hockey • is our. national sport,'.
and participation _by the youth of
our town is encouraged at all 1ev
els:, `We 'are • proud, of'.our;'game;
of.: its ability' to- develop :character,
Citizenship,. and "respect for • auto
ority as well as its physical and
Y di
bod -buil 'ng benefits.
"We . also „are proud -of the fact
that Min'orHockey. in ourtown has
the 'supportmany P A, _of ublid-s pirite
AP
'ed eltizens and clubs .whos love,i whose-,
_ofe hockey :and -of :children prompt
thereto contribute much effort and
time:: to the' operation of•the local
uiinor'leagues7These otitstandin_
citizens are making a. ;`valuable
contribution to "the community ;,m
Which : we lave, ' as' does 'our great
game: of • hockey eeontribute -enter-
tainmenit and ',recreation right;
across C.aiada
•"For these reasons, I am' happy
to endorse, Minor ;Hockey Week in -
Canada; and call upon all; citizen's'
in':the-observance. of this :week by
s ipporting ; Minor Hockey; and by:
:attending, "games with :their `sons,
not : only during.: Minor - Hoekey.
Week, but during the balance: of
The .season."
`Grandmothers , Are
Special ----Guests —.At
Kien. East W.I.
PP:.
otli
Grandh 'the-rsheld-#lie-`sp g ght
at,the,Januar--y-nreetang•of Kippen
East 'Women's Institute far, Which
Mrs. Arthur Finlayson, was hostess
at , her home.. The =grandmothers;
provided the program; which: in-
cluded a ,reading by Mrs. William,
Caldwell; Vocal 'duet, Mrs, William
Kyle arid Mrs. :Ro ss Broadfoot, chi
:maxed. with a panel discussion With
the. five grandmothers interviewed:
A.;.;motion' was passed to discon
time the: county rally A: euchre
and_dance_' wild be _bele: with the;:
Fourth Group in charge
Mrs. Jack Sinclair was'' appoint
ed leader:and, Mrs41Ross' Chapman;
assistant '.leader, 'of the Garden
Club project. Sewing for the War.
Memorial. Children's Hospital, Lon-:
,don, • is. to be brought'in atahe`
February `meeting: -Mrs.'Alex Md
Gregor gave a poem and Mrs:'Ken:
McKa provided .oasis -,Members
answered the roll call with: "Name;
Sri' article froni'•grandmgther'skit
then. and bring same," , miss, mar-.
garet McKay' co n'mented on ;the
motto,,"Do net resent growing_ old,
Manyare:, denied. th'e privilege:
Mi -s
W, L.' Mellis; review. "current
events,
j?resident Mrs. Campbell ' Eyre
chaired -"-the--meefing_ .__Luncheon'.
Was, served -. , ., •
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