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Clinton News-Record, 1964-07-16, Page 50 ,,ng atteu her niece slid vel?her Wglle tht it lea}'enje, Mb", sue M'r� soh Finlay atl.etldea the � L8o71s 8lternayional convention e 1� ' Ythe e 1s.tors ,qqutitiv as' t e. 5�.....ii t.... �._. t?�..... +.fin wIbh iVlr. and Mrs, .Derwin Car- ter were •then sen in-law and Carl East of Toronto spent. London has left on her vacation daughter: ;pr, and Mrs,. C, W A week 'witb hiss sister,. Mrs,' to spend two Weeks with Mass Me _' ' and 1,aarnily, Lake ordon Cuninghame, at her Gwen Austin .of bmlbardy .and Cowlehan, B C., and ran Lloyd rmMer cottage in Bayfleld. her parents, Mr, and Wilts, Earl .Carter, Torozzto. Mr, and: Mrs, Chanes Cum Austin, Gnzests .at the Hebden and ings and Mr, Ed, Johnson,, Reg, Cook, Wes6nvinster X#1 . Muir home the past week werella,tham, were wee'k+rnd vtisit- tazy Hospital, London,, spent. and Mrs. John, Douglas,` s wath Mrs. Viola Lampm7. the weekend ,at tihe 'home ,of fins Woodstock; Mr, and Mrs, W. S. Vis tgrS from Tcronto," West' parents, Mr, and 14s. W. W. Hebden, Lucan 1VCr: and Mrs, ;onkton, Atwood .and Gode- Gook, Maple Street, and wGth P. puna and dauglvteas Carol ch visited Mr. and Mrs. W. W. other fltiends an itown, xok, Maple Street, last Sun- Mrs. Mary Galbraith, 12 Cut- and. Caphy, Taylor, Wyandotte, ter Street, celebrated her 91st Mich.; Misses Mazy Long and Recent visitors with Mi,. and birthday at the Koine of her Ruth Ann McGregor, I�ondes- 'rs. Lours Forest were Miss niece, Mrs. Alice Lawson on b°ro, During her traimiig at RCAF aborah Ann - ]+from, Preston, Tuesday, July 14. She Is still Stations Centralia and Clinton, jr,. John Forest and Mr, and enjoying good Health, Ottiicer Cadet Miss Barbara : s, Tracey Dilinger, Detroit. Mrs, Len Schroeter spent Mass . Karen Schroeter of several days in, Lucknow Took- Theedam, has been a frequent visitor at ithe home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, E. W. Colquh'aun, 111 Duron Sit, Attend Your Church of Theand. r the. nand e2 ^ I . of WO2 and Mrs. Leonard ];I. ' R, Theedom, RCAF Station •• Penitold, Alta. She leaves kid - 1 ills Sunday day -to further her training at RCAF Station Winrillpeg, then on to the University .of Alberta .,�..,,.... for her second year, CLINTON QAPTIST CI-NURCH (Baptist Federation of Canada) Pastor: Craig: Peters, B.A. Sunday, July 19 10;00 a.m.= Sunday 'School 11:15 aim.—Family Worship VISITORS WELCOME O t ' St 1t Un'Ited Church Showers Honor Nancy Pepper Before Wedding y n as W tee °A „rHE FRIENDLY CRUR.CW' Prior to her marriage on *� REV._ GRANT MILLS, B.A. Jul 11th, Miss ,Nan Eliza - -Y cy m 9.45 School zeth Pepper was honoured at a 9:45 �a.- 11.00 a.m..—Morning y r Worship trousseau tea given in her hon - ♦our by her mother, Mrs, Alex TURNER'S CHURCH Pepper, -at the home of her ° 9:45 a.m.- Morning Worship 10:45 a,m.—Sunday School brother and sinter -in-law, Mx. Erb and Wayne Steeper. over Satin fashioned with lily -Mr. and Mrs. Eric McIntosh. point sleeves and round neck- eckline :sae Guests were received by. Christian Reformed Maple Street Nancy, Mrs. Pepper and Mrs, Willson, mother of the groom. Church GOSPEL HALL a labte L a°ay, by the Rev. John Vardy. CLINTON were. M,i is. led with pearls and sequins. The bride is the daughter of aunt of the .groom and, Mrs. 'Sunday, July 19 Sunday, July 19 Dunn, aunt of the bride. In the 10.00 a.m.—Servsce in English 9.45 a.m—Worshp Service evening Mrs. Gordon Richard - 2.30 p.m.—Service in Dutch 11:00 a.m,—Sunday School son, and Mrs. Wiilmer McChn- cent of red wbses and White 8.00 p.m.—Goispel Service chey of Varna, aunts of the Every Sunday 6.15 p.m., Dial • Guest Speaker: Mr. bride, poured. 680 CHLO, St. Thomas. Listen to Back to God Hour. Northey, London Tuesday --8 p.m. Prayer Meet- Miss Marlene. Coleman of Walkerton and Miss Mary Anne EVERYONE WELCOME ing and Bible Study. All Welcome McLean were in charge of the w Durst: The Organist was M=iss guest book. Joseph Street St. Andrew's Assisting with -the guests and in the kitchen for the teawere GOSPEL HALL Presbyterian Church Mrs. Nelson Pepper, Miss Bar - CLINTON Rev. R. U. MacLean, B.A. Mrs, M. J. Agnew, Organist bara Pepper, Mrs. Wilber Keyes, Mrs. WOfted Coleman, were Nelson Hussey and G. El- and Choir Leader Mrs. John Hoggarth, Mrs. Eric 11.00 a.m. Breaking of Bread by 'her fattier, chose a floor- McIntosh, Mrs. Bruce McLean, 3.00 p.m. --Sunday School Sunday, July 19 Mrs. George McCartney, Mrs. 7.00 p.m.—Gospel Service GospelThursday.—Prayer 9.45 a.m.—Sunday School 11:15 a.m.—Morning Worship Merton Keyes, Mrs, Ruth Car - 8.00 p.m. 8.00Note: Summer Union Services ,tea Miss Katie Scott of Sea- forth, Muss Georgene IVIcCart- Meeting and Bible Reading. at Clinton Baptist Church: EVERYONE WELCOME n'ey, the Misses Joyce and June Mr. and Mrs. Middleton can- n .. . .. ...... ...........� Munn sof Hensall and Muss Dor- othy Parker. eeleg�'tllia��nlmesixillextitei tllllrzxclleo Those who displayed the brid'e's things were: Mrs. Char- REV. CLIFFORD G. PARK, M.A., Minister lie Geddes, Mrs. Arnold. Riley r- of Clinton, Mrs. Douglas Nor - All during the month of July, our people will man 'of Holmesville, and Mrs, worship in Ontario Street ,United Church Ruth Carter. The bride was also honoured at a bridal shower on June 24Th ST. PAUL'Sat the home of Mrs. Bruce Mc- Lean. Mrs. McLean was as - Rev. R. W. Wenham, L.Th., Rector sisited by Mrs. Charles Geddes Mr. W. H. Bishop, F.R.C.O., A.R.C.M., Organist and Mrs. Ivan Carter. T R I N I'TY V i I l -- SUNDAY, JULY 19 On July 1st, a shower was ;8:30 a.m.—Holy Communion held ;in the basement of the 11:00 a:m.—Morning Prayer EgniondvIlle Church by the ladies of the congregation with BAYFIELD BAPTI.ST•CHUR'CH Mrs. Ebner Stephenson, Mrs. REV. BRUCE H. EATON, PASTORNorman McLean and Mrs. Em - Sunday, Jul- 19 i merson Durst- in charge. 10:00 a.m.—Bible School ,Classes for All Ages 11:00 a.m,—"Saved Serve" 7:30 p.m«The Prayer You Should Pray" Fri., July 17-8 p.m. Great Missionary Family Service. Rev. Roland Smith, Missionary on furlough ,from Jamaica. Slides ,shown. Yon Are Cordialiv • invited To All Of These Services PIONEER PARK' ASSOCIATION Annual .Rummage Sale DONORS OF PRIZES The Little Inn The Casme The Albion Hotel j The Village Guild Hovey's General Store Ken Ferguson's Groceries The Woollen Shoppe Brisson's Cedar Hedge Thrift Shop Old Farm House Antiques Wildwood Motet and Custard Stand President Rev, Canon F. H. Paull Manor's Cedar Grove Lunches , Boyfield Barber and Beauty Shoppe Brandon's Beauty Shop Tuckersmith Municipal Telephone Company Old Forge Lunches Westlake's Garage Cities Service Bayfield Garage Bayfield Garage --Reg. Francis Convener Mrs. R. G. Hunter Sproul—Taman Th ut, July 76, l9l441lton Mew Ps —S .Pu_61icSchoolancv Fahner Marries Qoua 'Qowso" Following is the l ivmotion last of stvolents :at the A/Ni Hugh <' r pbeil V-41bjio School at RCAF Station Clinton, as released by principal C, A. Trott. Names are in Alphabet— ical ,ordoe GRADE,.• 8 TO '9 Dennis 9W..1y, Louise Betts, Bruce Baangharcn, Mai'1' Herter} Booth, Wesley Chambers, S10 - ley Christian, Susan .Cone, $r en'da Corney, Mary Cuthbert) Hohner, Judith Leader. G471y Mackay, 'W:llaa.m Mc- Curdy, Lorraine McDonald, Di- ane Moody, William Muise, John Paul, He�lznut Preston, Cheryl Pyke, Donna Rees,. Ro- bert Spano, Victoria Stumpf, Linda Sutton, Judith Sutcliffe, Gail Vestrum, Elizabeth Vizi- nicombe. GRADE 7 TO 8 Susan Adams, Marlyn Arsen- ault, Dentis Barnes Philip Begg, David Betts, Peter Bing- ham, Diana Broehu, Gregory Bush, Charles Chambers, Geary Chr�tia'n, Marie Christian, Linda Collier,, Martha Corrie, Gary 'Cote, Garry Deve'au, Paul Dolan, Peter Dolan, Dorina Duroo'h- er, Joy Edgson, Peter Fillion, Lunda G•reehvaway, Karen Kerr, Ricky McCann, Vernon McMich- ael, Maurice Nelischer, Robert Paqu'et, Gayle Palmer. Robert Paul, Danny Rees, Susan Rus- sell, Debbie Schuman, Louise Tremblay, Claudette Vezina, Martel Wilson. GRADE 6 TO 7 Robert Betts, Judith Brown, Michael Burke, Monique Ger- vais, Al.arr'a Leader, Sandra MacDonald, Brian McDonMd, Gard McDonald, Patsy McFar- land, Denis McKenzie, Lyle Moody, .Carrole Paquette, Shir- ley Petersen, Robert . Presit, Susan Reid, Terry Richardson, Kenneth Robinson, Richard Rousseau, B'onwie Shettler, David Sutton, Jacqueline Tat- tersall, Barbara Thomason, Ken,. neth Thomson, Robert Vinnli- combe, Coralie Wade, Ivan Hopkins, GRADE 5 TO 6 Margo Adams, Gail Banks, Anita Brochu'Heather Cum- mings, Denise Deveau, Mazy Estabrooks, Leslie Fehr, Ed- ward Foroier, Dianne Gervais, Arthur Gerzanich, David Good- GRADE 4 TO 5 Alex Begg, John Bingham Brian Burli'e, l obi4 Bui'l�e, Lorene Bush, Debby Daum, Leslie Dell, Robert Dick, Brian, Dtuocher, David E$tabrooks, Diane Filion, Helene Gervais, Dale Greer, Mark Hebert, Vlcki Hewitt, Kenneth Hiemstra, Russell Roy - Gail Shettler, Beverley Smith, Wendy St. Louis, Kristine Swaren, Laureen Thomson, Daniel Trynchuok, Roy, Vest - rum, Alpha Wade, Leslie Wright. GRADE 3 TO 4: Jimmy Adams, Gordon Ran - field, Gisele Betts, Jimmy Booth, Carol, Banks, David Bowman, Shellley Brown, Kim Cavanaugh, Shawn Clark, Dor- othy CoahraneWendy Datives, Kathryn Di'erRf, Pamela Dug- uid, Diana Ewasauk, Eli F'ou- bent, Linda George, Peter Gervais, Susan Giant, Dorothy Hiemstra, Kathy Hod- gson, Davrid Inkley, Elizabeth Ireland, Michael Kelly Patricia Kelly, Wendy Kokilla, Steven Laroque, Steven MacKay, Glen- da MacNeil, Maureen MacNeil, Daniel Marier, Dale MaTIsh, Verne McDonald, Sandra Mc- Fadden, Wendy Muise, Debra Poire, Janice Pratt, Edward Preston, Sheila Pullen, Fenny Ranger, Michael Robertson, Terry Robertson, Doreen Rob- ichaud, Karen Romanko, Fran- cine Rousseau, Clement Royer, George Salt, Sharon Salt, Elaine Sche- waga, Glenn Smith, Bobby St. Louis; Billy Tattersall, Diane Sutton, Debra Thomson, Mich- ael Thuo:t, Terry Venables, Jimmy Wood. GRADE 2 TO 3 Caroline Adamson, Kion Ba11y, Elaine Baptie, Carl Bathgate, Wendy Brown, Jim- my Burke, William Cochrane, inhurn Man Marries Seaforth Girl In Double -Ring Egmendville Rites June Marie Taman, daughter poiesis a ge an e. The •arganis•t was, Mrs. Emmery of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Taman .f.i ' x of Blyth, and Delmar Wtilhamr ried cascade bouquets of pale Sproul, son of Mr. and Mrs. ists were Mrs. Russell. Lee and Howard Sproul, 'RR 3, Auburn, l�f were married in Church of God recently .by Rev, John Dormer. The bride given in mariYiage by her father, chose an original The bride chose a floor - ly Cote, Richard Cyr, Ricky length gown of tulile and lace Erb and Wayne Steeper. over Satin fashioned with lily -Mr. and MI's William Millson point sleeves and round neck- eckline Gordon Dieroff, Brian Doyle, linetrimmed with pearls and ; Nancy Elizabeth Pepper became the bride of sequins. William Charles Millson on July lith Williambodice Pr accented di mo dd'ly, at a double ring service in Eg ri vi le, performed a drat effect the skirt by the Rev. John Vardy. held by a tulle bow and •shrink« large rose clustered applique led with pearls and sequins. The bride is the daughter of of yellow flowers and earthed Her ,elbow -length veil of silk MT. and Mrs. Alexander G. baskets of white daisies. illusion was held by a crown of Pepper of RR 3, Sea -forth. The Paul McIntosh, a nephew of pearls and she- carried a Cres- groom is the son of Mrs. David the bride, was the rin'gbearer. cent of red wbses and White Millson (of Kixnburn) and ithe The. groomsman was Ross mums. late Mr. Millson. MWson, brother of the groom, Mrs. Nelson Hussey, of Ayr, The church was decorated for orf Sebringville. The ushers were was the sole bridal attendant. tiie wedding by Mr. William Eric McIntosh, broth;em of .the She Wore a street -length dress Durst: The Organist was M=iss bMe, of RR 3 Seafok'th and a mauve chiffon. Carol Brown of Seaf�orth, The Boli Walte&E,1 ' of London, cou- . Lyle Taman, brother of the soloist was Mr. F. J. Murray sin of the groom, blade, was best man. 'Ushers of Exeter. A reception foftwed in the were Nelson Hussey and G. El- The bride, given in marriage church parlour, The brade''s win, of Nile. by 'her fattier, chose a floor- mother received guests in an Friday from a motor trip to horse traffic was by Robichaud, Bruce Schlegel, NEWDEADLINES FOR NEWS•AECORD ADVERTISING Waif pace and Full page Ades. ClassifiedAdysc­Iruesday 6 p:m. Friday Previous Other Dis la'' Ades: must be in All Cortespondenee and News All _ P . Y , by Tuesday Noon, Stories-:+-:V1%dhesday 10 a.nt: cl toft 56 Albert Street Office Phone 482-3443 lie 'Aecord PHONES length gown of white organza, aqua chuffon dress with beige over peau de sole With lace arp- accessories and Wore a canna- 1 tion and fern as pliques, with a train. A�' pear corsage She w tiara with crystal 'tear drops ass'is'ted by itlie grooni's mother held her shoulder - lehgth veil who chose a blue flowered sine She carrieda bouquet of yellow drelss, With white accessories rose buds, and wore a co lsage of White Dresses of yailow organza calrnations and fern. over taffeta with Prench lace For .a wedding trip to the insezrts in iiia shirts Were Wm -h West coast the Wide changed by the matron of -honour, Mrs. into a navy blue dress with Eric McIntosh of RR 3 Seas White lace sleeves and navy ac - forth and the bridesmaids, Miss ;ressoties, She wore a rinh to Mary Anne McLean RR 3 Seas straw hat and a pink carnation firth, and Miss Marlene Cole- corsage, man, of �Nallterton, a caus 'n. of Mr, and Mrs. M11t5'oh will re - the bride, They carried little side In XlnbWn. baskets of white ftWo, Guests fi M ottt-,oMowh cane Thd flower 910s, Miss Vizi.• from Hamilton, Sarnia, Detroit, both Mclntosh, niece of the Klnburn, Sebr1n' gvilk, S' wlbrtih, bride; and Miss Barbam Pep= EgxriohdvMe, Walker�tbit, Dash* Per 6f Hifttitiiltan ward 'What'd wood, Avibma, ftlippen,• Paid taffeta drosses with yellow hill, Tbrunto, Wyotniiig, V`BirSia, sashes, they wore headpit+ces Brucefteld and Clinton,. .. ./ ..,..,. ..r ... - Joaixi7e Dell, iV�vureen k�e4'n', M .• . • p B#endaanar, Colleen F d, In CI� �n a '� Church h. } Susan. G_ , eratt Goa' W.0_0C u� Eng .hu. ine, .Denis .Gery ars, David Gel.:- cantch, Joanne Grow;. is MacRae, Tia Marquis, Coliek don11�icFnvan, rick, lVl:icrhael p1 j, 1- Dererk Deborah e Royer, las Silk, Tatter - Tim GRADE* 1 To 2 Wendy Adamson. ,Kim Amir- ault, Eric Baiden, lViark Baiden, Geraid Bally, Chrissitine Ban - field,,, Wayne Baan.', Dianne Bathgate, Darryl Borden, Gor- don Bowles, Louise Brochu, Perry Cavanaugh, Dawn Can- roy, Shelley Consul, Claudette Cote, Josephine Cummings, Ken- neth Currie, Daniel Cyr, Ricky Dawes, Sheila Dell, Robert Dieroff, Tracy Duguid, Jean Paul Gale, Danny George, Pet- er Gerzanich, Kenny Hacoelc, Stephen Hatten, Ro'be'rt Hier- Stra, Billy Hoge, Gary Johnson, Kathleen Knight, Sherry Ko'tilla, Penny Mac- Kay, Cathy MacNeil, Bobby Marcell, Susan Marsh, Cather- ine Marshall, Robin. Marshall, Michael Marquis, Carol Mars- zalek, D.avfa Matthews, Billy McAndrew, R a y a 1 y n McCar- Mick, Dennis McIlmoyl, Curtis'i McIntosh, Ina Moody, Anthony Muise, Lorna Naven, Mid+hel Ouellet, Stephen Paquet, Suzanne Pa- quette, Richard Porter, Lee Pratt, John Pullen, Maureen Sohewaga, Marin Schlegel, Ba=y Silk,, Brian Silk, Ann Sproul, Jeanita Snowdon, Ricky St. Louis, Gregory Stone, Lorna Szwarba, Sharlene . Tordiff, Lorne Thompson, Bobby Thuort, Clr,aAes' Williams, Paul Wilson, Sam Wilson, Marian Woods, Ricky Young. KINDERGARTEN TO OR. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Dowson ,Nancy Ann Fahner became the bride of Doug- las Cecil Dowson on Saturday, June 13Th in the Evangelical UB Church in Crediton. The bride is the daughter of honour. She wore a vivid pink Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Fahn'er chiffon street -length. dress and of RR 2 Crediton. The groom carried a cascade bouquet of is the son of MT. and Mrs. Cecil pale blue carnations. Dowson of RR 1 Varna. The bridesmaids were Miss For the service, performed by Sharon Dowson of Varna, s'is- the Rev. A. M. Schlenker, the ter of the groom, and Miss Jew, church was,decorated with bas- Anderson of Exeter.. They wore kets of pink snapdragons with dresses of seablue c'htuffon with whwte d d 1,;1_r Brian Adaunson, Kathleen poiesis a ge an e. The •arganis•t was, Mrs. Emmery ma'tching wedding ring head - pieces and tiny veils. They car- B'anfield, Gary Banks, Brenda Fanner of Crediton. The 'solo- ried cascade bouquets of pale Bell:iveau, Vicki Boggs, Sharon ists were Mrs. Russell. Lee and punk carnations. Borden, Shelley Borden, Diane Mrs: Ross Mathers. Bowman, Tommy Brennan, Mary Burke, Susan Clark, Kel- The bride given in mariYiage by her father, chose an original The best shemanwas Peter Beach. The ushers were John ly Cote, Richard Cyr, Ricky -length gown of white ny- Erb and Wayne Steeper. Cummings, Kim Davidson, Ste -floor ven Davidson, lon peau de sole with long -lily A reception followed air the 'bride's Gordon Dieroff, Brian Doyle, point sleeves, with a semi -scoop church. The mother anise a royal bluuee she duress Robert Fraser. Janet Gale, Basil Goodfine, Janet Greer, neckline a fitted bodice with a large roselike bow at -the with white accessoides and a Guy Groulx, Tessa Hebert, back. The skirt was . full with corsage of pink and white car - Johnny Hewitt, Shannon Hod -a large rose clustered applique nations. .The •groom's mother gs'on, Garth Hoge, Kathryn in 'the (rant. The bride's should- wore ar pink sheath dress with Ireland, Terry Jagger, Coleen er-length veil of nylon tulle was white accessories and a pink, Kelly, Device Knight, Darlene MacDonald, held in place by a crown of rose corsage. Danny MacKay, Maura Mac- pearls. Pink delight roses, ivy For the wedding trip the Neil', Gerard Makr, Joseph and white ribbons made up the br§de donned a powder blue lin- Marquis, Patricia Marshall, bridal bouquet. en suit with white accessories. Darlene Matthews, Cheryl Mc- Miss Margaret Fanner, sister Mr. and Mrs. Dowson will Connell, Tracy McEwan, Shar- of the bride, was the maid of reside in Exeter. line McFarland, Kevin Mc- @� Ca to associated with .the Guire, Jane Mellmoyl, Stephexi Michie, Debra Middleton, Linda Nichol, Kent Nickerson, Nichol. r9 �� Carne rvhach Rev. John Gra- w Ouellet, Dawn Ped- ham assisted 'in establishing 25 dle, Sean' Petersen, Michele Mr. and Mrs. Ross Middleton years ago. Poire, Cathy Porter, Andrew Rafuse, Lori Ranger, Charles and fah -sly returned home on ° BRING BACK DOL'BN� Renaud, Tony Robertson, Bob- Friday from a motor trip to horse traffic was by Robichaud, Bruce Schlegel, Sault Ste Martie, where they twice dangerous as today's twice E ll e n Shettler, Lawrence visited the lady's mother, Mrs, traffic. The Ontario Smith, Deborah- Snowdon, Chris Sundstrom, Safety League says there were Safet Stevens, Dani Sutton, Cherlyn Mr. and Mrs. Middleton can- n g850 fatalities from horses and Szwaba, Pamela Thuot, Ricky Tonogai, Margaret Zahalan. ti'ntted on to the head of the horse-drawn vehicles in the US lakes, to Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan, in 1909. Old Dobbin used to travel about 500 males a year, on now.... The women's Auxiliary of compared with 10,000 males ,display St James Church Middleton yearly for the modern auto - will not hold regular meetings mobilre. in July and August. Instead WI Punic July 23 their aetiVity will take the form of a bake sale to be, hold Clinton WI will hold their in Bayfield on Saturday, July plenic in Clinton Park on July 'the 18th at the home of Mrs. 23 at '2 p.m. Sports will be un - F. Gairdner at 11:00 der the direction of the com- a,m. mittee, Mrs. G. Grigg, Mrs. A. Mr. Jahn Graham of Wall- Crich and Mrs. Ron. MacDon- lacetown has been a recent MacDon- ald. Lunch will be under the direction of social conveners guest 'at the Thome of Mr, and Mrs. N. Tyndall and Mrs, W. with the Mrs: SUewart Middleton. Ross. All are invited. l 111 She accompanied her son Part 0 difference Graham of London who brought The first crude attempts at his d:aught'er to be a camper bookmaking were made by you can see and feel! at the Diocese of Huron Chur- writing on long streets of papy- ch Camp. rus which were rolled tip from j+ Barbara became the thitrd each end Into sticks to aid the generation of the Graham faun- reader. 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