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TH, QNT„ JUNE• 26, 1959 •
. I 'EE yMANAGEMENT ;TIPS:
QEF•" •
D :HERD R A I S
With the inereaaed interest! in-
lie:et.-'wher s aroundthe .Po
v-
oce,
it might be wise to look over -
a .tete rulesof' thumb in good
d man-
aementw"Here are,some t
he
,pxacta asthat .the Animal Hushan
dr De ar nnt e Ontario.
.
Agriciilttral
College suggests
Watch < that pastures '.aren't }ov-
. erstocked. Each cow needs a : ut
s _.o
nn acre' e m' ' a s
of good 1 gu , e.,gi' ,.
to three acres` of renovated grass,
.or five'to, six:- acres, of brush and
'
.aodlan"d.; :grazing,:
�...,
'Pregnancy test all cows each
faTh
,.and sell:'*those thatarea
t
with
calf:.Aim for at feast- 85 per cent
-"calf crap0.er cant is evert mere
profitable: .
pr : • e.
reed heifers whenthey're be:
:a half and '20
twen
e a 'year `` :and',
.
months``' of 'a g .. t*°. On `the average
they'll Pr
odice an extra calf
lf .for
you during their stayin tlieherd
..
the
u om. •-use .?x -I bu
H' Y.,o , d t .. .. , y .
best• .bull. -,available :and preferably:
one, that. bas •'been :production ,test-
'' ed Keep at least one bull�for 25.
~ a vs
'and try to• • get,. the '.Semen
tested before , each : breeding -sea-
son. reasonably d
pas-
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DRIVE,
BR
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EATRE
Clinton y Ontario:
Featuring the Largest Wide:
Screen in. Heron County
THURSDAY. and FRIDAY
June 25
DOUBLE .FE•ATURE
"HOT ROD GANG"
John Ashley - Jody Fair
GeinCent
"HIGH SCHOOL '.
HELL CATS
Yvonne Lime .-; Bert Halsey:
(One .Cartoon)
titre conditions,+. the. ` e'aives your
bull :wsires out of mature cows
.should weigh
at least 425 to. 500
Ramos at eightto nine months of
age without Greep feeding, The buil
himself should .exhibit no heritable
defects and"hiarrelatives-sha'tr7•d be
free of such defects as dwarfism,
uterus 'prolapse'tendeneies, or un-
sound feet and legs.
Unlit breeding to a two-month
season, then reinove, the bull and
keep hint away from the cows. At
Ntime,
veanin` you'll have a more
S
Uniform ,bunch of
do*n feedcosts; :r. a
:Keep d:c wn o creep pfeed
calves only if you're going. to' sell
them asfat butcher ,stock or car-
ry thein. over : for -a. -full :feeding
on 'dry "lots
If. have shelte', plan for ear-
ly wintercalves. January-andFeb-.ruary calves, giveyou more Weight
lo sell. Weanling::calves '.should'
weigh a. minitnunl of 450 pounds'
'
or they': Probably won't
pay " for
their expenses-
A small boy leadinga donkey,
Passed by 'art Army camp. A cou-
ple of soldiers wanted, to have
..some fun with the:lad...
'"Why are you holding •i'W. -' ..on= to your
,
brother so': tight for,.sonny?"•said;
one of thein •
"So he tron't'join the Army;" the
youngster replied, -without blinking
an:
ELECT
SEE. OUR
`J ersonahzed : Service"
for Serviettes, :;Coasters. Etc.
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SATURDAY:: ONLY : JUNE 27
— DOUBLE FEATURE
:`QTJINCANNON
FR N IER
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Tony Martin -- Peggy, Castle
"CIJRSE OF,,THE
FACELESS MAN"
Richard Anderson - Elaine Edwards
(One Cartoon)
SUNDAY . MIDNITE and "MONDAY
Anse 28-'29
"PATHS OF GLORY"
(Adult Entertainment?
Kirk Douglas Adolpiie.11fenjou .
('One. Cartoon) . ..
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY.'
June :30;'lily 1
"WITNESS FOR:;THE
4—ROSECU ON"
Tyrone Power:-_Mar1eue Dietrich ,
Charles Laughton
(One • 'CartoO )`
"TWO SHOWS 1VIGHTLY:
'Raid or Clear
• First. Show at. Dusk,
Children under 12 1n. cars -FREE
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DIFGEL--HARTMAN
B D GEN=B sk and R.Q HA, w a ets ,_.._ boo-
bets . * r santh urns
q s of .hate • chry em
decorated St, Peter's • Lutheran
Church, Kitchener, for the : mar-
riege Friday; June 19, at 6 p:m:,
of Elizabeth Joan, daughter.o f Mr:
and Mrs. - Ion H. Hartman, Kit-
chener, to Rev: Calvin G. Diegel,_
Eden Mills, son- of ; Mr. and Mrs.
William H. f)iegel: Bredhagen:
c:.. --Rev, Dr. A" Utz., ss'isted°
.W. Lo , , a by
.Rev.... Lloyd Wiseman, officiated.
Philip ;Schaus:wasthe Organist and
Allan • Madeleod, .Bitchener,_,, was
the'soloist.: °
`v. her:fa er,
Gi, en •in Marriage by th ,
the bride wore a'full-length gown
of:silk 'organza over a taffeta and
netskirt, styled ;with a, '_fitted
bodice, pointed . at the waistline in.
front:.and ' back, low; squaree'neck-
line outlined with Gixipure lace: with
an mitward edge of leaf „design;
and long tapering'. sleeves. The
dress hada .very full^bouffant; skirt
with a deep gathered hemlin'e,•and
a fold of Material :w th soft bows
trimmed the `skirt at , the hemline.
Her French..headdress'•of' organza
leaves; with a: crowniisprayofpearl
lilies_:of the : valley,' held a -!French
lace °fin erti"' veil and she: r•
P ca
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ra
lied a white ` er book' topped
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with a' white orchid. She wore , a
strand of pearls, 'a gift of the' bride-
groom. ,
Miss' Carol, M. Hartman, of Kit-
chener,' sister of the bride, was
maid of honor, wearing a :waltz
length gown of mint green; silk or-
ganza over a• bouffanttaffeta skirt.
The gown was styled with `' high
neckline- at the front and full length
panels ,flowing; from the deep neck -
.line.: at ,the back, trimmed With a
flat • :bow She wore •a :matching
headdress, ; and , carried a ; ;semi-
-crescent-of-Shastazlaisies and yel-:
low; Sweetheart, roses.
�cidesmalds:�ce�.�:.7�Sr.s_:Gazl i�,.•
Piellusch Kitchener;, and'', Miss
Marlene lie e1 . Stratford, sister
-.. , ,
Ever�/. Fr1Eda __ NiNrf ht
1.:_._.....:_,_l ...-, .� of the •:,.Bridegroom. They 'wore
AT owns similar to that of the rgaid
of honor, in: hyacinth blue, and car
-
gowns
• EWATER ried bouquets aimila£; to that of •the.
;
maid. of "honor.
Music by..:
Desiardiile Orchestra
10 p m to 1:.30 a e.
ADMI SIGN 75C •
DM • NCELAND
HOLIDAY DANCE
Weclnescla Jul 1
Slim ' Boucher
and his
GOLDEN PRAIRIE
mbovs'
featured -regularly on CKNX-TV
MUSIC FOER. YOUNG AND OLD
J'6IN PHE CE OWDS I.
Carl Goose, of Massey, was''best
man =-=and, ushering: ,were 1iobert
Pierce, Feinbroke, 'Rev. Eberhard
Schwantes, Sault 'Ste:; -..Marie,.:and
Rev_ ' ;Glen ;_O'Connor, New 'Ger-
Many,
Ger-many, Nova Scotia.
The< wedding. "dinner was field at,
the ;Burgundy .Room;;. Stone's• of
Rockivay, Kitchener, . For a ' wed-
ding trip to'Pennsylvania and the,
Eastern' States, the bride chose a
coral .sathi sheailn dress tiny flow=
erect heat,;:beige, acce
soriesand
orchid ' corsage On `them^, -return
the Couple will reside :at the Luth-
eran. gersoiiage, Geraldton,•where
the bridegroom• will, he pastor of
• Faith Lutheran Church
Guests S.Attended the wedding.
:from :Pontiac, Mich., ;.Northfield,.
Ohio,'Mount Clemens,' Mich.,' Lis-
towel, .:.. Brodhagen, Bornholm,
rotate; Sebringville,••Stratford, Wal-
ton, Islington, St. Catharines, : Mil .
verton 'Walkerton, 'Preston, Mit=
ehel}, : Desboro =•Eden' Mills,.—: Pem-
broke,:Hespeler, Guelph •Kinkerton-
andMassey. `
The;;following showers and par. -
,Are you ready to rent your .spare
"room? A. classified •�advertlsement
phoned" to—The- Huron" Expositor,
141, ;will; bring a tenant. -
f EVER NEVER NEVER .
.EVE NEVER
Have We :Offered Such Deals
It
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to maintain
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ties were given in Bono: of the
bride and tiridegroon>• before their
marriage: The pupils of St. Peter's'
Churcb School of St. Peter's Church
e n the bride; who as su
rh w
p, -fie ted. P-
erintentdent, with a framed picture
of Sallinan's "Head of Christ." •
Friends 'of the bride and bride-
groom 'gathered" at the home of
Rev, and Mrs. Helmut.-$aabas,• in
New:Dundee, Dundee in :their honor„,a
and
d
res �nt ed. them' with. an oil.•paint,-
Mg.e t..p uX.
ing. Miss•. Carol Hartman, sister
ie
entertained f a nd •.at
the -der
of oris .
a •shower, when she,was presented
'With a -. complete set of glass cook-
ware A .miseellaneous kitchen
shower was given by her brides -
a d Mrs. Carl. H.. Pi liusch' as-
sisted,
_ e ,.
sisted by' .Miss,Sonja Chester,' of
Kitehener, 'at the home of : Mrs:
Piellusch Relatives And friends
gathered at a` PartY givenbY the
bride's 'grandmother, . Mrs: ',Eliza-
beth, Ifartmanwhere miscellan-
eous gifts were presented. ,
Mrs:` Walter; Holm, and Mrs: Don=
ald Brewer 'were co -hostesses; at a
miscellaneous- shower at the,form-
er's'home, in Preston,' at which
the guests "were the staffand board.
members of the Lutheran. Summer,
Camp at Edgewood of which the
7iride room vas' former urn
g th
ness• manager and the' bride a' for-
mer B
ormer. Bible instrdctor. The 'staff. of.
Harold W: Wagner. School in, Wa-
terloo,' of which, the bride bas•been
a Member,presented' the".' bride
with ;a milk glass lamp
• JOHNS=MANNING •
Baskets of pink peonies and'fern
at the altar, of Londesbore -United
church ;:made -the settingfor'• the
wedding of Miss Marian June Man
ning ;daughter;;of Mr and 'Mrs..
William..E ..Manning, •Londesboro,
to Stanley' 'Edwiii:•Johps,`son of'Ith.
and :Mrs. Howard Johns,, Seaforth,
•• V.i'aii e per,£orn ed -the..
double -ring ceremony.
Given in marringe by her father,
the bride: wore a floor length ,gown
of French illusion lace :styled -with
long .:lily-pointsleeves-and a; bateau
neckline accented, with' fine lattice
work studdedswitti • iridescent se-
`quins and seed pearls. The skirt
was;.nylon net` -wrath` ori' apron :of
French : illusion lace. A= crown: of
iridescent. sequins and seed -pearls
held • her ,fingertip . veil, and `she
carried a',white Bible crested With
.Talisman roses and `white . stream -
Miss, Mavis ;Steepe; :Clinton, the
Maid of ` honor,- wore a Cocktail
-
length -dress Of..white embroidered
nylonever coral rose :taffeta fast
Toned 'with ..taffeta . cuniirner bbund
leading to a large back`.. bow. I. She
wore matching; 'shoes "• and” bead
band and-eth ried a basket of.,white
Shasta chrysanthemums trimmed
with aqua ,tulle. .•
As bridesmaid•, Miss Iona Grif-
fitli, Stouffyille, wore an identical-
ly styled:dress'of,• white embroid-'
ered .nylon: over aqua taffeta, and
carried ,a basket' of ; "white; ,Shasta
'chrysanthemums trimmed with'
coral -rose tulle. ::; Cathy and Mary
Lou. McKinley, Zurich, metes of
the bridegroom, ,were . flower -girls,
Wearing :identically 'styled dresses
of white` nylon. with embroidered
rosebuds of pink and ,yellow,,. re-
spectively.. Tliey: carried 'nosegays
of white, Shasta'; chrysanthemums.
trimmed with a bua-.and-"eorai-rose
Gordon Johns, Seafort i ,brother
of the bridegroom;, was •grooms
man. The ;ushers were. George
•Turner, Seaforth,' and'Harry Lear,
Blyth, brother-in-law of -the bride;
Wedding music: was' played by', the
bride's_sister.;,.L:Mrs Harry _ Lear;2.
Blyth. The soloist Was• Miss
Dymond, : Trenton
A reception • was, •held in •€he
church, parlors. Tine bride's mother.
as wearing, a', dress of,'blue.,,em-
-broideredSwiss•organza-„with_pink
accessories and,:a corsage of pink
carnations. The'bridegroom's moth
er assisted in a dress of blue rig
uredcrepe, with 'whitesaccessories:
WHY MOLES ARE •KILLED
Removing animal shatter from
the soil will clear .large area's 'Of
moles. commonly' distributed
throughout Canada, according to
a :Canada Departtrient of Agrlcul
lure report. -
•'Snplce---moles must eat almost
thein own -body weightTo day, they
soon leave an area which is non-
productive,
Chlordane applied at'a rate. of'
one-quarter pound to :1;004 square
feet or 10 'pounds. per acre, ' gr”
dieldrin- at two. ,: pounds ;per acre,
will give,_ satisfactory results.
'eastern Types
- -Several Species of moles !invade
lawns, plant beds and cultivated
area. Damage caused by eastern.
moles is mostly mechanical: They
expose or damage roots,bur:
rowing and raise unsightly ridges;
in lawns, .golf. courses and ether
areas :They" live mainly on live
animal matter found in the soil,
ant they -dig constantly in search
'of it Many tunnels are never •us-
ed again but may be. taken -over by
'nice which subsequently feed. on
bulbs and tubers. ` -,
.:Moles are not rodents. The large
rounded ; front paws, instantly • di--
tinguish them :from ' any • other
mamnial. The sfnaller shrews, Oth-
erwise similar in ,appearance, are
often' mistakenfor moles; but'.their
front feet. are relatively small and
etise like' Shrews are also alai
Mal feeder$. and, will even attack
and: 1411' mice They do to damage
:and should lie Considered desirable
residents.
Using Traps
Another method of controlling
noles involves traps,' Mole nests
are, usually .deep beneath' some'
type of protected cover, such as,
hedge, walkway, tree -or old. sturtip.
A few moles in: a residential block
are best, removed by trapping, It is
Essential to locate active runways,
Traps -that do :not-•proc1tice a Catch,
`within 24 hdur&,should. be moved":
to another locatiOrt. 'Choker . and,
barporin;:type. traps are both, .effec—
tive, It is 'necessary,. thotigh . to
:dig mit "the.runway for both traps.
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and a corsage of= white carnations.
Yor the wedding trip,. the bride
•donned a . cream -toned :suit dress,
with orange -ice accessories and a
corsage of Talisman roses. On
their return the couple will live on
the bridegroom's farm, R.E. 3, Sea
forth.
..:-Before her, marriage, :the bride
was honored on:several :occasions.
A miscellaneous shower was •
held eld
at the om'e Of Mrs; Clarence tall,
Clinton, with Mrs, Frank Tamblyn,_
BlYth, and "Mrs. E win•Woody`
Blyth
as co -hostesses. Miss Mavis
Steepe, of Clinton,and Miss Iona;
Griffith, ; . of Stot}ffville, : -held a
shower at Miss. Steepe's, home:
Mrs:_ Edwin' Wood. held an after
noon`rtY> Y
- with `; the. five -:ear -old
Pa
pupils from Miss ,,Maiming's Son -
day School class ands' their moth
as -e
e:s guests.mbe5+:of the
r, Members,
Londesboro United Church: choir;
of ;which the'bride was•• a' member,
gathered at the home of Mrs. Tom
Alien, Londesboro,'when Miss Man-`
ning was presented"witb an 'engrav-
ed.
ngrav
edY
.'h ary.'
inn
Y
Members of -the executive of the
Huron Presbytery Young People's
Union, of Awhich the- bride and
bridegrooin.are-officers, Presented
them_ with a. table .lamp ;• _
The bride's mother held a trous-
sego tea at her::home in: honor of
her daughter.. Receiving with the
bride. and Mrs.' Manning was, Mrs..
Howard Johns. Pouring tea were
the .bride's :92-year=old "grandrnoth-
••er, Mrs. •:Margaret_ Manning,. of(
Londesboro;. Mrs.:; Edwin;' Johns,_
Mitchell, Mrs,- Bert Honking, -Au
burn, Mrs*. ',Tarries :Scott, Seaforth,
and Mrs.. -W.: .Roy, Clinton:
Displaying the.: trousseau and,
gifts were ;Mrs, William Andrews,'
`Toronto :J.Yliss- Mavis. Steepe, • Clin'
ton; "Mrs: Anson McKinley;'•Zurich,
Misses--Viola-•Lawson, . HelenMe
Lean, Marilyn Wood,'Maxine:lfun
king, -Aiib`urn .Myriel'-$11abbreek'.
Lenadesboro, and Lois Roe; Blyth.
Serving in 'the tea room were
%Miss -Sandra Jean• Collyer, .'code
rich ;• Miss Gloria Alien,: Miss Jane
McCdot; "Miss Nellie • Westerhaut,
:Miss Marguerite : Lyon, all of
Lendesboro Miss.:'. Mary Lou Roe
anti:. Miss Beth. McEwing, both of,
Blyth -
Others assisting at the tea were-
Miss°Karen,:McKinley, Zurch; Mrs.;
Harry Lear, 'Blyth;: Mrs. "Clarence
Bali, Clinton; Mrs. Edwin Wood,
Mrs. Frank' Tamblyn • and
.Len McNall; all of Blyth; Mrs. Len •
Collyer, Goderich; Mrs:' Da vid An
derson, Mrs. 'Lloyd' Pipe and, Mrs.
Tome Allen, . all Of : Londesboro
Yellow
woRcket
Continues 'S read`
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THRIFTY:KIPPENETTES DEMONSTRATE;
W.I. . HEARS REV. BRED PE 'RIES
RevBren ' De Vri
° .es, of Exeter,
was guest streaker at'Kippen East
Wouleal fs. institute June meeting,.
held at S.S. 10, TuckerSinjth, Wed-
nesday everting, and spoke -on. his
experiences and conditioasl in Hol-
land °during'' the. Second Great
World War, Ie was:introduced-by
Mrs. `. V. J. F. Bell awl thanked, by
,Mrs.-CmPbell Ewe;
a
.
Seaforth,Women s Insiitutd-were
special guests a for the oc'casien:
This: being., the Uapited, Nations:
.aineeting,- members answered the
roll -Gall by naming' a cn,t y in Eur:
and e in which i�is.
rope d. th . eRlultrY t
located. A. ,demonstration by. the
Thrifty r$ip pe,. nettes ; making. ,gra-
.
ham muffins was,a higbliglit of
-the he
evenug Miss Jean McNau hton
anddiss
Ijpneldaf Losteii doing the,
demonstrating; • Mrs; Verne ;Alder -
,dice presented the treasurer's -re-:
rt.
po
Miss Sharon
Strong , of. eaforth
,
was soloist, with Mrs. Elmer Cain -
Cron .,accompanist. t.Mrs. :Itobert
Happen East Women'¢ iu slftute
wsli Jiotd a
T ipsman favored—N.01th- a piano
sola, )President Mrs,,.Russell Frock
presided for the 'rosiness; and Mrs.
;James! Driun nond1or the program.
Hostesses were the 10th Group,
who also served. lunch.
Leaving;
Minister ear
CQn ra crtto
nFetes
The Rey. H. J. Snell;'his wife and
_
family were honored atJames St.
United C
urch
Exeter, eter bYthe con,
e ation ,appreciation in . ' of "12
g
to the church
years' ,service ur by
Mr. 'Snell,
e ' at the end 'o
Mr:: �Snell,leav s
i
chi . e . 0-ak
c r at
June'to<< accept t a g
ridge :Aces, London.
Dinney, :treasurer .of the
::R.0:y,,
church, resent a '.cheque':for
h >.i?.� ed
$1,000 to the Snells on 'behalf of;
thecong a ation..
gr g •
Our forests are a perpetual asset,
Wednesday,� Jul
y
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Bayfield
tayfield Pavilion
'Music by Caol
OUinu Orchestra .'
Lunch Booth„„Admission 75e
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Children to 14 .Y ars -' FREE
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It's an,abunylantand, economical source of
^ highly impo 'ntfond-elements: protein that
b tls,and-repairsgust,o
body tissues,
calcium, toth:add.
bone builder;
Vitamin A;and'thianiine for healthysnerves,.,
Eat p"otein foods.,
forr� sicai ,yi cur
Sports C 1lege' -has 'nidde rep'aired
tests on the value of p rotein for
physiczly active'people. We find
';-that adetes-.getting• adequate:'_.
`a`tnount of ,milk and other dairy
foods 1) feel More like practicing
2) encointerfewer and briefer
periodSof staleness that slow
dowptnining':3)'perforin• =
better ii action.
Yellow 'Rocket;”, a primary nor
ions:'weed, ,.Gointinues to spread
Ontario despite: efforts, to ', control
it, :;states- t•he Field: Crops ranch'
of -,the yOntario Department:
ricuiture.
,,.Somtimes.. called' Winter' Cress
Ynflbw—Rtn`cket- is, often' mistaken
for •: Wild' Mustard. However, 'it, is
easy to distinguh'_ between. them.
Yellow. Rocket usually ,flowers in
the : middle. ;of May ,'and Wild Mus
tarda 411ree weeks''later.',.'Yellow
.Rocketh'as.a nummaber of inroots
Winnie �Yild_Mustard has:.a; single.
OP root,. Yellow neket is ,"smooth'
plant with shinyaobed leaves, Mus:
tard is quit hairy with, • sharply
'
margined, dull -colored leaves..
• The:,use of high-grade Seed:is one
way,"of preventing`new.infestations
for,;example, not one seed of
low 'Rocket may; lie present in No;'
1 Gr..azle clover seed. Single plants'
Of 'Yellow Rocket "should be•. pulled:•
and burned. Plants...in.., pastures
should be mw
oed ,when.:flowers `ap-
pear fields that: are poilnted with'
this 'weed `SEiould be out early for
grassy silage. ---whenever., 'possible,,
Seedsthat ripen will be destroyed
by'fermentation in the silo._.Good.
,drainage-and=thorough spring and
fall' cultivation. will, help 'killYet
low '!Rocket.
Yellow:; Rocket. May .be :control;
led' in mature"stands of • alfalfa by
applying. 6 ounces of M,C,I?: amine
acid, in 50 ; gallons of water per
acre"after the tops of the, alfalfa
have beeli killed, by fall frosts. Day
tame temperatures;should-bre •above
45•'degrees`;F -when spray is ap
Plied The alfalfa topsare usually
dormant, and, the, daytime temper
attire Tight; during• the, last •weak.
in October or first' week,' in No-.
'vernber. •
It takes time and.effort to, eradi
tate Yellow1.ocket,::but.there is," a'
great deal of satisfaction ;1n see-
ing, a clean field,"
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