HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1962-09-20, Page 5(BJ. Mrs. Leroy Poul,, I3ayfielil).
R was •a 'thrilling experience
to Attend the Voice of Wonn!en
anMannce� n the University
Montreal. September 14-15
and Have fellbrOship with dele
1
galt", tari!m xryetrnraers froze all
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C.na' .and fro
n 17
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er
rMtio+n1s, All thYe�* women,
,m06,t Of
� EGn mothem, have• a
11
..N�n puxpose--alae-deepon-
h
5
<
ng of U ersittariding betNvt on
3
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nation
5 to pR evenrt ,a world holo-
c + ,
oustid''ta make a
f bettelc life
for
a;ll,
For tbree- diayvs earlier, in the
avele!k 51 aelegaftes had, been in
closed session, ,at a Laur'enitian
resorit, it wasp a time of depp
thought -and, intense effort to
form ,a working agreement ap-
proved' 1by !those from Demo-
cratic, SociaH4t and, Communist
c0untn�es: 'Crap+oda, elle U.S.A.,
S'ovi'et Russia,, Australia, New
a Zeai'and'., F onrcrnosa, Chile, Eng -
1 W0,Swederi, Nigeria, India,
1Czecno811 vakia, Yugoslavia, Pa-
. lands Wesltaer'n, Germany, Hol-
.{ l'axid, Dennvark, Japan ' 1Ken+y!a,
and the ,M i of Jamaica and
Will Live In Minton Hondbires,
On Friday, Dr, Margaret
MR. AND MRS. BARRY WILSON YOUNG,112ead', New York, famous: an
Clinton, were married on Saturday, September 8 thmapalbgist, ttraverller, lecturer,
and: aw6hpm, and ,at present the
by the Rev. C, Lewis, in LKnox United Church, ass id curator of e hniol gy
,Auburn. The bride is Betty Kathleen, daughter, at rote American Muse= of
of Mr. and Mrs. John Durnin, RR 3, Auburn, and Natural FA,%tory, 'inspired l!t
her husband's parents are Mr. and Mrs, Worthy wi'tir her keynote lad&ess. She
said that peace is more tli,aan
Young, RR 1, .Auburn, (Photo by R. J. Nephew) ,an id+ea3istic dream — it ds; a
prn_Ucal necessity. "Wecan No
longerfight to protect our So!v-
Letter to the Ecl "k r Anniversary At ed ones 'because fire -rhe process
we twill destroy them as! w•eR as
•
our enemies, This Conference
Continued tvain page 2) �ntar�o Street To of Women, for Internattional Co-
operaitaon Year will be: a d!eci !-
Visit to Watrous ing faotor in proving what wo-
(Oufr thanks to Lucy Woods Hear About Sudan men can or •calnnat'do in work.
for e peatmistsion,to print this ng' towards peace, she s�aid�,
p Rev. IToward Bryce wild l be Dr. Frances M, HmIring, Ber-
JeOter sent to her recently We the s c iatl keley, California, teacher of
pe' ' speaker at OtruOaario
felt, it of intem�st to the Maders Street Uniteld! ;Church, fair the philosophy at Vassar Call, e'ge
of the Clinit'on, News,-Relcomd:) and! Oberlin College, regi
anmvin�emstaa*y services!. an Septern- pan id
Dram Lucy', Gantt at the- Osla �Con�fe+rerrncet grid
ber 23 at 11 arse., and 7.30 the, Bry11 Mawr Conference,and
While (holidaying in Wit uw p.m. FR:e!v. and Mrs. Bryce. are
As -
Saskatchewan for the month of ge observer at the Accra As-
Au�gust ,I had the Pleasure of m+issianaaries; wilbh the Sudan; In, sembly� spoke !briefly and, then!
teri+ar Mission. They have ser- introduced the four bringing re
-
speaking to Mrs,. W. T. Allen vied two tVim S tin Nigeria, West parit,ss; Ir'om the closed sessions.
Oformer Flossie Atwood) .of AFnica and tare now on, fur -MPs. Elise 8culding, ,author
Bayfield, now residing in Reny iou!gtyof outstanding works in thle
'.
own; S!ask. I dp d not know Cher, During the past four yeams fieadis of -family sociology and
but some of her fri'end� in .Bay- they h!ape been serving,at Shato religious detvelapme'ivt of chnl-
fiield hag' .moi{ed us to try ,arixl in the Northern R sour of 'rre+portted�yfir'am Group A
l'ocat'e heat She is an aunt of Ni �emia and were working on Qre!artting. uaudemstaruUinlg,
Mrs. Alvin Dutott (Delores) of g k� defrjeailddyof' faith ,� ing basic
amo+n�g the Yoruba -peoplle Rev. decency of human beings, and,
l2T only had bine to talk w81t1}i Bryce +hood& thedegree of Bach- sense of humuan family.,, Them
elor iof Th'edlagy and Mrs. were 22 excellent suggestions,
her -about -ani hour, bust '!.Found Bir"yce is ia. meg+istbered nurse." maavy fon Qmdhviduattis' and organ -
,her a very lovely :and chaan dng It is expected, that Rev. and izatiuns, and, the oast to be sent
person, She was quite tthrill:ed(ta to the United Naions. She em-
Mms. Bryce Will the at hive Sun- hostized! that 'infornvatioa and
took :to lsked b ut J Bayfield. Clay Schoal some Oe srextt Susildlaly, p
She ats!lc'ed About J'oh'n How- mateiial av�ailaioll'e for bettering
and Mr, Johnston (B -Illy Bob) They Nffi, speaik to the assembly world conditions s!ha , ,be p2ut
and, show pictures and curios Into ulse and, not be pemmmed
n t Fat ther�stones the ,the F1r' e a
s, fayomu their wank :iru Africa. ' to just float'around accomplish -
R. J, Lamon's. the William Par- At the evening service it is ing nothing.
hems, and .all the changes that expecbed itluatt Mm;.Bryee wtill, be Mz Diarua !Coilins,r London.
had ,taken pllace, in B!a>yFiek4: sliawinlg ,a sound'`calbured mo- Elivgillauid, grraduate of nglish
She also told ups tthat bIrs. Myr- tion picture of hits 'work. ZaavgtUage grid 'liltea�ature art Ox-
She
Pease, London and Bayfield, ford', -and 'wife of the ,intrad Arig-
Guest salorslt iuv the morning licarl
keeps: her posted preiiby well on semvaae w 9a 'be Mrs. Marion C. , the Rev, C. John Collins,
rtAne news, and gwithz ;often sand's repoarted for Group "B" on
her the ,Clinton News -Record, Newby, Clhatham. For the "Steps. Towards Diseirmamentt,"
which she enjoys very Newsmuc-Record,
nine service duets w!iU be sung They had agreed that the road
gold reash thoroughly. by Mr. •and Mrs. Jaynes Stew- to, peace is through, general and
She would like ,,much, '�, Seaforth. complete dli;sarmament: reached
o by stages and under strict in-
to
nto be ,afbl+e -to come !back tooterivational conitmol, Many zee=
B+ 'el,d % or a visit, but told tahodGs of •achie�virilg their aims
me she felt 'as rtlh'rough she resod Turners UCW were Wtline'd! and Mrs. Coillins
her ,husbandwere: geltttdng along . ® . sau!d that, "we must -try to pro -
in years, land it •is quote .a dfiLsit- F�rs�' t�eet�ng duce a olimat;e of opissaon which
ante to travel. They ,are both in it ftrn! can ,produce .pence
in, very good Ihe.4tth, :anidl seem•. girl h efome women! cannot sit
to enjoy life im'nense'ly, I tam Pans For Visitors back -they must think womTd-
only sorry we .hadn't •time towide and 'lake more paint in
Twelve members, of Tmner'�s public affairs.
spend. a day with ahem, United Chinch Women, offer Dr. Mirka, Hrubesova, czecho-
We go'o'n found the crops 10- United stavalda, reported for Group
oking very good, iand the coun- S.eptearul ar 78. Rail call wall ,,,C" on "Making women's peace
try itself is very be+autiflud. answered by teaming 'a woman angtaauizaniomis snore: united' and
We drove jaunt through Nor'rtlh- in ittue bfibllew efflectiv'c'. Outstanding in hem
ern Ontario, via the T >r a ns,
Tbo president;, Mrs,. JD r 1 i n native she was also, out -
Canada, to Mainftoba, amid Wnto Whitmore conducted -the deva- Standing at this' conference, for
Saskatchewan. It was 'a great dodaff ,pax t of thle meeting. The her charm, eanicotness, and
ttiriE for me as I had never s'elcretiary's report' and comes- unders!tandinig arnld :there was
seen rite wrest. We stayed with pondenee were read by Maw. auchAfiteraoutlining ushen sh fa-:
my husbands people an Watt- WiMam Rogerson. The tropic
"The Wedding of Cama" was, ,tions, assertions, and beliefs of
roux, S+ask., where the famous the .group she proposed, -the
mineral salt bake (Lake &Ean- takon by Mrs Howard Johns. establishment of a Women's in-
itou) is situated. The visrkom aneeting, will be temattional Liaison Committee
I 'teas amazed' at ttihe buoy- held Thursday, October 25 at for IVC. (International Co,op-
ancy of the water. It is impos- 8:15 p.m. with, ladies. from :Con!- !emation Year was suggested by
sible to dmo4m ,in it. You can vtaince, EgmondWIlle!; Rnicefielld VOW many man lttis ago landpro-
lay OntaaA6 %tire!ett UnitedCh- pgid 'ion! the UTdted Nations by
lay o n stir back h, iahe wafter Ar6 tan Stan, indlia; Ghana and'
as Bong �as you wish„ and; rcueRter usches to, be invited. �
sink: There are showers buiJtt, S!pealker. . wMl be Miss Wi2,st, Nepal) . WV Mb' ers of the dn-
along the beach for the people gate,. Eb�eter', who
to
will !a]!s0 be +temdm camanvttee chained by
t0 use whew you name out of the showing sliders. and, saucer from the members of
Mrs. Alden)Ch'rich, who is! soon' water, athemwise ,the. 5!ailt dlries , . the UCW. Lwivoh was sex+ved
to aelaiue the e'ortnxntnnity, was on your skin and is; quite stocky. 'ptr'eS!eazt�d with a dla'ihv't cu �' klie hostess, Nftrs. Stama�ey
We retunied' theougih Min- 3' p Joli,ns,
nesoita, Wisconsin, Miohi!gtan to
Poet Huron, avid up I1i91vx1,V
21,to Bayfield and, then to our
home here n Ramor�, OnGanao.
One thing we especially not -Super Di
scount Specials
iced was the h endliness+'of the again This Week We Feature:
people in Wes�tes',n Canada, and'
sun weather •utas perfect . pie YOUNG ROASTING CHICKENS
sun s!hom�e bhig�itly' itls+e� whole
time wewere there. '
I hope I ,am hot ,boring; you, S-7 lbs.
Lucy, but thought perhaps you'd Oven -Read ' 45 ib.
like to hem about aTrs. Allem). Y
SiritcereI4 regards', TULIP MARGARIhiE . , .... 5 lbs. for $1.00
Mrs. E, W, Ericksoly
(Milvona; Sturgeon) 4+-6,-6Z: Pkgs. Assorted
P;S�
we .get the Clinton News -
Record paper each weekend en -
JOY it very 'muci'>;; 'brut miss your
"Ramibaing,, With Lilcy" co')-
uxne. We wetre most sottry to
hear that you will be ghving ul
repantaing, as you have dbn#
such! a w6h&rtal jobthroughthe yeam Mope ydnt and your
husbaniidi om weds; and best
wishes: to both of you.
Boat 68, RO'A?♦" Station
Rajhore Ont,, Sept, 11, iwp,
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r Qu*
Wsm, is
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SPAM' :.................... Only 39c tin'
Instant NO MILK:
Large Pkg. .............. • ..... Only sz
Mediuen Pkg. ...... Only 29c
[elan. Tucker; 'Toronto, ale
the U.S,S•R., Czechoslo-
Pal!alvcl, U,S.A•, NorwaV,
id, Nigeria and India.
C7rqup "la" report on' fin,
t'li, people of all na
tl'ave eeces's. to accurate
mental work :ands, Pali +fell t01
great success, am"
olle felt Ii
will be; not only tt?ir s'peeobeLc
and d'is,cuss!ian's put the fr a4..
ships made Itth'at will] pmod'uce
resukts4 Who knows what liras
been aclreyedbytt isVoice
o!
and essential insformatdon reie-
Wp @n C�nf.e. n
vantt to survival, Oisarmame'nit,
_—�--v---•--.=r,--�
polittical .events, et+e," was',given
by 01!ga. T'chertchetkina, XCS.
cow, Beun! a er of the
eld U
G
ncpress!
member ..
here, ste spoke wth�
soe. awth artY o this ubjest,
TV
Begins Season
She sand that she cannot. agree
that: wais necessary Jut be -
cue thpirp easlalways, been
A
inV•tesvars
t' 'invites'
.t'
wars andbelieves tbat tie
cce
ress ad' -airTV should t
not to disinirb the• i'�eelln�gs of
BRUCEFIELD — The United
people in other nations.. She
..nurcn Women met in tr:,
moferred to 't4ve' :great price ith.at
church school room on Septem-
Russiapaid in war wounde J
ber 4, led by president: Mrs.
and'dead in Wortld Wag" 11 env .
W Broadfoot, The devotional
said they were proud' ;of their
period was conducted by Mrs.
heroes but weep for •their sums,
"To pmoteet ;our loved ones we
J•,13roadfoot and Mrs. G, Rich,
mush all work (toward' peace,"
ardson with Miss M. McQueen
she said'. One of the prap!os'als
at the piano. Mrs, E. Thomp-
of this group was ttN5t the UN
son. secretary, read the minutes
Commission appointed to. ilrrple.-
and called the roll which was
memlt ICY, devise meWO to
answered by naming a favour -
establish ran inteavrational press
ite Hymn. Mrs, H, Taylor- gave
bureau which wild )assemble,
the treasurer's report,
verify and, cl5tr ibulte news and
During the summer three
inifor nattion during ICY.
leaders of church young people,
Mme , Therese Gas!gralin,
Mrs. J, Boughen, Mrs, F. Me-
-Mootreal, prandnent in edtuca-
Gregor, Mrs, S. Broadfoot, at -
tion and socia4 welfare,, intro-
duced Mrs, Cyrus. Eaton waw
tended the training school at
has, just returned from, the Pug-
Alma College, They gave in -
wash Conferenm in London,
formative reports of the train -
England, where 200 scientists
ing program, which included
from 40 countries gathered. She
the basics for 'teenage group
said thait what Geneva and, UN
leadership, adult Chi.,isbain; ed -
discussions c'anai'dt accomplish,
ucation, and Bible study groups,
economics may, as this, nuclear
age is very ed<stly. She spoke
Correspondence was read by
of (the U.S.' bases ori the
Mrs, H. Berry and 'Mrs. J.
SSoviet�b0rdhr and the tone of
Broadfoot. Invitations receiv-
Radio Free Europe, suggeslting
ed from Bayfield for Thursday,
that ,they do nothing to calm
October 4 and one from Unit 4
Soviet fears. of aggression an
of Brucefield UCW for Wed -
our' part.
nesday, October 10, were aecep,
Then, itumning to the U,S,S,R.
ted. Mrs; L. Wilson gave a re -
delegates she told ahem that
port of the meeting for UCW
until .thane is a clear .demon-
held -at Londesboro in May,
stbation, that Soviet aggression
when the theme was "The Light
is not ineWtable, We!ste�m poli-
Shines On".
cies Win be geared t0' meet
this supposed threalt She asked'
i
Mrs. L. Ariano was n
them What the Soviet reaction
charge of the program put n
"Where
would be tiff (the West agreed to
by Unit 4 entitled Are
uniltaterad action, free recognri,
We?" Lunch was served by
.titin of China, Zudt a cessation
Mrs. Triebner and her com-
in the re -+arming of West Germ-
mitttee.
any.
Unit One
She upheld neither the U.S.
Mrs. David Triebner was
nor Russia in many of their
hostess for the Unit One meet -
policies and, all followed hier
ing, when Mrs, Elgin Thomson
words with, con!denrtraitedl atbten-
:and Mrs, Edgar • Stoll led the ,
tion, giving her ars ovation as
devotional portion. Mrs. H.
she ft.idshed'
Berry led the business session.
Mme. Cas read the r I
n ep y
The ladies were reminded of
to the message sent by VOW
to the Brotherhood, of Eleoln-icad
a meeting of Unit Four in the
Workers of U.S. and Cano4a
church on October 10 and an
meeting .at the Queen Elizabeth
invitation to Bayfield church
Hotel. IL rated that Oro -
s<
1 ll w
October 4. Rol call as
on O
therhoodt had gave on record
answered by relating something
as beltieving that the economy- •of
interest during the holiday
can. be gteared -for peaceful: poi"
`geason.
pos% as weal as for war and
In the absence of Mrs. John
that they will elevate, their ef- •
Henderson, Mrs. Edgar Allan
Mme. Laurend'eau, the VOW
grave the secretary's report.
delegate to the conference. on.
Mrs. I, Sillery gave the trea-
disaam'iamen!t, in Geneva, made
-
surer's report and received the
a spirtited appeal for the VOW
to ,ga on with inereafsing zeal
offer=ng. Mrs. Arthur Dutton
in their great work which has,
reported for the flowers and
in just over two years, .grown
cards committee, Each mem-
from a seed to thist world-wide
ber is asked to take a .get well
group.
card to the :next meeting, plan -
Saturday opened with brief
ned for October 15 at the home
but interesting speeches by Mrs.
of Mrs. Ross Chapman.
Margaret Ekpo, East Nigeria
A rummage sale will be held
and, .the R stt Nigerians woman,
in Clinton town hall in October.
to be .appointed a special men-
The program included. a violin
ber of the. mouse of Chiefs,
solo by Mrs, Mac Wilson, ac -
Mars. Chikako Kumura, presi-
compo ie
dent of the Women Pharmacists
Association of Kyoto, Japan;
piano solo by Mrs.
Mrs. Amanda Lafbar°ca, ptrami-
Moffatt; a reading and contest
newt ed'ucaitor and author, Sari-
by Mrs. W. Broadfoot, Lunch
liiago, Chile;.. Mrs; 1-broka To-
was served by Mrs. McNa.ugh-
tiabe, president of Internationka
ton, Mrs. N. Sillery, Mrs.
Women's Association, Tokyo,.
Triebner and Mrs. Berry.
Japan. The rest of the .dad
Unit Four '
m a s devoted to discu'gsion
Unit Four met at the home
groups.
of Mrs. F. Welland, with 29
Then, at 6.30, ,ala assembled
present. The theme was 'Teen-
it the beautiful chalet atop
agars and their problems, und-
Mounct Royal (what -a view
From there!) for a civic recap
er the leadership of Mrs. G:
tian at which +Mme. Jean Dra-
SwanA oast anal consisted
. g p
peau., lovelly wife of Montreal's
Of Suane Haugh, Jean Me -
;;;;;r, welcomed the VOW, and
Naughton, Barbara and Janet
D. buffet luncheon was enjoyed.
Henderson.
It was a week of intense
The business period was con -
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Thurs., Sept. 20, '1962, ---Clinton News -Record pop ,.5„;
Mrs A Forrest spexot last
!
ion ' O -.4480y,
Clinton Ins-
GarfHargreaves ,had
kilo. tonsils. removed .ixi .Clinton
Sclalast. Award in-:'rano
'P
t ublic Hospital on Monday,
.Mrs, Russel Ford, Sebring-
Fir Midd!loon, +son of Mr. Township, h'aa been. :awaxdkd
Ville visited with Miss Marr
auvd Mrs, Donlglas Mgddletmi,
thmo schtalar�ship$ on the
oral McQueen,
TaronGo and $randon of itllte:
stmeuigrGh of earning ten tfirstts,
IR eft McGregor, 0=4ge-
lalto John, Middtoton,, Goderieh
with ikon, pywage ;of 85,4%a In
Ville, spent the weekend with
his .C,rade 13 eam;itriationts at
his parents, Mr, and Mrs, John
,kx „; 1k,idl?veu!w i!1lgi'ate,.
McGregor,
y :. k r•
dMrs Trvi 111pry
.
Theavard!= are an Oubark
._
and family h avereturred fxo.m
_
..... .,,, , •._.. _. ,.:,
eMra
Sc1loa bi? ed tto
valued a �40 ,
a motor tr'd to B'a?lfJ .a?ld Lake
.. _ _ _ ,...
i
Mrs. F, N. G. Starr Mernorlak
�..,,, y, ,, S a
c+h�o do
�r �,' 1 1!a'rshp general profit-
.Louise,
Eldon Johnston has returned
,s •. ` „ t rency of the vague of $300 plus
from a London Hospital, where
_ : ,{ four years free tuvtlon. An'Wd'-
he received treatment for o
f ; i ward, tIilake Scholarship 141 Eng-
foot injured in the mower sortie
Y Dish! .and' Latili• valued at $100
'� ,
time a,
; aas'h atnd $100 each year !to be
Flying officer land Mrs. Mc-
applied o tuition fees,,
Connell and family, who havew
Pellaer is al acti
> .. tre >n Scoots
returned from Europe are re_
p
;
> s (a Queealz Scout), acting in
.siding in the home of the late
t ,,
. -.•. �., '� schoxxl mulsicals, choir ,etre. 13•e
was assis'ta'nt at a Scowl camp
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dal- '
;, for the summer and is now, .en-
ryniple returned early this
rolled. +in Toronto University.
month from a month's vaca-
Vaca-Many
tiop. in Europe. They visited
Many friends will remember
Dieppe, France, and attended
Petez s father when ,he was .a;c-
coun,tantt in the Royal Banlr
the anniversary celebrations'
there harking the 20th year
tame. Doug is riots Manager of
since the Dieppe invasion.
a Toronto branch,
Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Dinnin,
Joan and Donald, Clarkson,
visited .Sunday with Mr. and
Mas, W. V. D110 =, Also in the.
village were Mr. and Mrs, V.
Dianximl and Bill, Zurich; Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Dinnin, Pet-
rolia.
Cub .Pack
First Brucefield Cub Pack
has started its second season,
Meetings are held on Mondays
at 7 p.m., in Brucefield United
Church basement. Boys be-
tween ,the ages of 8 and 11
are invited to attend, Cub
Pack is under the Ieadership of
F. J. Welland and L. Ariano;
A Scout Troop is also being
formed and will meet on Fri-
days• in the church basement..
S. Broadfoot, J, Douglas, and
two Rover Scouts are presently
looking after and .training ,the
troop.
ducted by Mrs. Brodie, and a
report of the general UCW
meeting was given by Mrs. V.
Hargreaves. All the units are
Invited to meet with Unit Four
at the church for the October
meeting, Worship was led by
Mrs. 'Welland, assisted by Mrs.
McNall, Miss M. McQueen,
Mrs, S. Wilson and Mrs. S.
Broadfoot. A contest was con-
ducted by Mrs, B. Walker and
Mrs, D, Straughan and her
committee served lunch,
Please scan the papers dur-
ing the next month and, clip
oute
all interesting references
to rural projects and • develop-
ments, The group plans-' to
display these at the October
meeting,
A
Message
from
the
President
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Starting Soon
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Phone HU 2-9521 Clinton, Ont.
Mr. W. H. Gregory, President
The opening ceremonies of our new Goderich Branch Office have
been completed and business begun. Many of you have followed the con-
struction with genuine interest and have been lavish in your praises of the
completed structure. I want to thank you for your expression of good will
and to say a; few words about the new building and the community. It has
been erected for you, the people of the Goderich area; it is for your use
and for your service.
The public "Community Room" downstairs is for the use of relative
ly
small groups (12 or fewer) who want to meet for business at some
convenient place. Accessible from outside, it can be made available after
regular hours. It is gladly and freely yours, but it is necessary to reserve
it in order to avoid conflict.
If you were not able to "visi't`'the Office at the time of our Open
House, please come in at any time even if it is only to look around.
W. R. Gregory, President.
Clinton Repr!esentativ'e
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Phone HU Y 'non Onf,
2-q�44 � %a'Itenbar Street -� Citf
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