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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-01-12, Page 10i THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 12, 1956 US Migazine Visits Grand Bend Summer Resort In Winter (This description of Grand Bend in winter is from, the January issue of Buick Magazine, a U.S. publication with a circulation of 1,500,000.) By ROBERT DEBRODT FEW PLAGES in the world are nearly deserted as a sum mer resort in the winter time. During warm weather the fam ed Lake Huron resort of Grand Bend booms with more than 20,- 000 inhabitants-—some transient, and some permanent, at least for the summer. On weekends and holidays, thousands more swell this number. But, comes the first threat of cooler days and longer inights, the population begins to dwindle—slowly then rapidly. (Snow fills the ion. The hot dog; signs squeak in the snowy wind, forlornly calling vanished pat rons. Wooden cottages that not long before sheltered perspiring vacationers now stand bare and forgotten as snow slowly imbeds them. But some people stay at Grand Bend. A faithful few maintain that necessary link between sum mer and summer. The winter -population stays quite close to (the 650 figure. Many are car penters, plumbers, and electri cians who thrive during the win ter. They make needed repairs to the seven hundred cottages in Grand Bend village, and do what ever new building is required for another vacation season. Vital Activities Continue Vital activities continue, too. •Churches, stores, a few garages, and doctors, all keep going. And, of course, the children go to the public school, where more than 150 are enrolled. One hotel stays open all winter, although the ■staff diminishes from twenty to three, and it’s here that the Lions Club meets twice each month. But the Lakeview dance cas ino, open every night during the warm weather, is closed, Forty attendants are on duty here on summer nights, but now it cold ly echoes to the footfalls of a lone watchman. The bathing beach is a glacial graveyard. On balmy (Sunday evenings, hundreds sit on this same beach and listen to the band concerts. But, perhaps the most start ling and awesome thing of all about a summer resort in the winter is the quiet. Now and then, crunching ice sounds from the beach. At intervals, a carpenter’s hammer rattles the crisp air. Oc casionally, even the voices of children at play break the still ness. But altogether these sounds are only a 'few muffled decibels of the happy clamor of (Grand Bend when summer is at its height, at first, and Dodgem pavil- ■and Ice cream HENSALL ARENA Thursday, Jan. 12 WOAA Hockey CLINTON vs. ZURICH (At Hensall If Mild) Friday, Jan. 13, 2 p.m. MOTHERS & CHILDREN SKATING (A good chance for mothers to teach children.) Saturday, Jan. 14 2:00 p.m.—PUBLIC SKATING 8:30 p.m.—PUBLIC SKATING Sunday, Jan. 15, 3:30 p.m. PUBLIC SKATING Monday, Jan. 16 Junior Hockey ST. MARYS at HENSALL State Farm Mutual announces NEW RATES on auto insurance averaging 15% LESS than rates charged by most •thercompaniesforliability, collision, and comprehen sive coverage. CALL ME FOR DETAILS: Lucan And District News Report On Grand Bend By MRS. E. KEOWN Mr. Jerry Kading returned last week to Ridgetown, where he is attending Ridgetown Agricultural College, after spending the holi days at bis home here. Miss Betty Dalton returned to London last week after spending •the holidays at her home in town. Mrs, Wm. Baker returned to her home last week after spend ing the past few weeks with her- daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hicks in Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs. Ervine Devine and family and Mr. and Mrs, El gin Adams and family spent Sat urday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Devine, the occasion being a birthday dinner celebrating the 90 th birthday of their grand mother, Mrs. Ellen Desjardine. Mrs. Wm. Patterson returned from (Sarnia after spending t>he holidays with her daughter, Mrs. Roy Scott and Mr. Scott, and son, Mr. Warren Patterson and Mrs. Patterson. Mr. and Mrs. Milton iRussell of Hensail spent Friday with their ■daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. 'Harry Bossenberry. ■Mr. and Mrs. Eric McIlroy and Mrs. G. Ecoleston are spending the winter months in Florida. Mrs. Mansell Mason has been confined to her home through il lness for the past two weeks. Mrs. James Dalton attended the funeral of her uncle, the late Judge J. J. Coughlin, in Windsor on Saturday. Mrs. Dalton’s brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Coughlin of Owen Sound returned with 'Mrs. Dalton from ■the funeral and spent the week end with Mr. and family. New Year and Mrs. Wm. and Mrs. Donald Barr and family of Sarnia and Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Clarke and family of Thedford. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Baird spent Sunday with their son, William in London, prior to his leaving to 'take a ten weeks’ course in electricity at the Ryerson. School in Toronto. Miss Barbara (Cutting returned to Toronto last week where she is taking a nurse’s course, after spending the New Year’s holiday with her parents in town. Dr. Judith Brigham returned last week after spending the Christmas holidays in Hamilton and Louisville, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Walmsley, London, visited with Mrs. Walms ley’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Man ford Luther, over the weekend. Miller and Christmas returning eph’s Hospital, London, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Finan. Miss Inez Desjardine spent the weekend in Forest visiting with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Desjardine. Mr, and Mrs. E. Keown spent a few days in London last week. F/O. John Kowalchuck is tak ing treatment in Westminster Hospital. Mrs. H. Wainwright spent Fri day in London with her daughter, Mrs. R, J. Book * ’ Mr. and Mrs. visited Mr. Wm. bett on Sunday. Mrs. Wellwood Gill has been confined to her home for the past week through illness, Mrs. Tony Schultz and daugh ter Marion of Hamilton, are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sweitzer, and daughters. Jay Whiteford Gibson at 'Cor and Mrs. Dalton visitors with Mr. Sweitzer were iMr. Library Members Read More Books The annual library board meet ing was held on Friday evening, with .Rev. W. C. Smith as chair man. The financial statement was dealt with and approved. The reports for the year show ed almost 25% of an increase in membership fees over the previ ous year, readings, spite of served to ings to a homes. A display of new books pur chased for the year was set out, among which are some of the latest in fiction, non-fiction, both secular and religious, and a num ber of the latest in books for teen-agers. Among some of the books displayed are The Tontine, The ■Amberwell, Gift from the Sea, A Night to Remember, Life of Albert Schweitzer, Power of Positive Thinking, by Vincent God Love You by Father Sheen and Secret to Hap- by Dr. Billie Graham, books along with many on the shelves promise and nearly.. 200 more or 14% increase, in television, which has decrease library read- large extent »in many C. E. ROBB Phone 25-r-22, Lucan ■Mr. and Mrs. Ray son, Jack, spent t/he holidays in Florida, home last week. Mr. and Mrs. S. Helen and Anne of Thursday with Mr. Whiteford. Mrs. Willis 'Gill teacher in the Dash- School for the pres- Herdman, Exeter spent and Mrs. J. has accepted Oakes is visiting in week. Peale, Fulton piness These others some rich and deep thinking and reading for the members during the present year. Grand Bend Library also enjoys the privilige of having an change of books every months with Lambton Library and every foui- with the Department of tion Travelling Library. All residents of the are eligible for the library. The election of ensuing year was E. Keown was re-elected librarian and secretary-treasurer,' witb Mrs. L. Mason as assistant. Mr. C. Reeves then took the chair, when Rev. W. C. Smith was re-elected chairman of the board for 19'56. The meeting then adjourned. ex- three County months Educa- district membership in officers for the held when Mrs. a position as wood Public ent term. Mrs. Geo. London .this Mrs. Lawrence Mason and Di ane spent Thursday in London. Miss iSheila Finan of .St. Jos- This Week In Weekend Specials Whalen By MRS. F. SQUIRE Meat Specials Blade Roast ......................... Hamburg .............................. Stewing Beef ...................... Short Rib Roast ................. Side Bacon, Cello Pkg....... Weiners ................................ Sweet Pickle Cottage Rolls ... 350 ... 290 ... 450 ... 370 ... 470 I Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. 3 Lbs, $1.00 ....... 450 Lb. Grocery Specials OntarioHentali Maxwell House Coffee, 1-Lb. Bag Orange Juice, 48-Oz. Tin Cohoe Salmon, Vz-Lb. Tin Nescafe, Large Jar ........... White Beans, 2-Lb, Pkg. , Dainty White Rice, 2-Lb. Pkg Salada Tea, 60's .. 990 .. 3y . 360 $1.65 270 290 750 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Squire were Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis, Sants- bury. Mr. and Mrs. Ray were Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Cecil ._ Douglas were in London Sunday With Mr and Mrs. Dick Lamond, Mr. and Mrs., Gerald Chapman, Exeter, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. John W'helihan. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Squire were Thursday visitors with Mr Mrs. F. Squire, Prospect. The Massey families of Marys were Sunday guests of and Mrs. Grafton Squire. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hodgson family visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hodgson, Lon don. Graham Thompson returned home from St. Joseph’s Hospital on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hern and family, Woodham, visited on Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mor ley Sr. and Elva. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Cunningham, Clandeboye, wore Monday visit ors of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Noil. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnson and Carol were in LLondon, Sun day, visiting Howard Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Johnson who had the misfortune several weeks ago to break his leg and is still a patient in the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. P’lynn, Mitchell, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins. Tp Euchre party on Friday pv was in charge of Mr. and Roy Hodgson and Mr. and T*’pkman. Prizes went to qp’l Semi re for ladies’ high, p Morley for men’s high, Dvf’ipld for lone hands, Pinkbe’ner, consolation. Parkinson guests of Willis. Squire and and St. Mr. and Gowns For Choir Auxiliary Project The W.A. of Lucan United Church held their January meet ing last Wednesday afternoon in the church parlors. Twenty-six members answered the roll call by the payment of fees. A discussion on gowns for the junior choir resulted in the fol lowing committee being appoint ed to inquire into styles and prices, Mrs. Dave Park, Mrs. C. W. Parkinson, Mrs. Mel Culbert and Mrs. Arthur Black. To permit members from the country to get home earlier, it was decided to change the hour of meeting from 2:30 to 2 p.m. The date of the pot-luck sup per was set for Wednesday, January 25. Each member was asked to include sufficient meat for her own family in her dona tion of food. Five dollars was donated to the War Memorial Children’s Hospital from the flower commit tee. Mrs. John Park, who was group convener, was assisted by Mrs. Warner McRoberts in the worship service. Mrs. Arthur Black, who was the guest speaker, spoke on seven great women of the New Testa ment: Mary, mother of Jesus, Anna, Elizabeth, mother of John the Baptist, Woman of Samaria, Mary and Martha and Mary Mag- daline. Mrs. Black introduced her talk by displaying a jug molded by the women of Israel, filled with water from the River Jordan, scented with orange blossoms and containing a scroll in He brew, French and English. Evening Auxiliary The postponed December meet ing of the United Church Eve ning Auxiliary was held last Thursday evening in the church parlours with the president, Mrs. D. Park, in the chair. Miss Reta Chown was at the piano and Mrs. Eldon Young’s group was in charge of the program and re freshments. Mrs. Young was assisted in the worship service by Mrs. A. C. Maguffin, Mrs. Ivan Hearn, Mrs. Erie Young and Mrs. Bert Thompson. A sing-song was en joyed by all. Church News 'Mr. J. P. Prest held his first evening service last Sunday in the Parish . Hall where he in tends holding the evening ser vices. Following the Litany he gave an interesting and instruct ive address on church symbols. Owing to the extreme cold, there was a small attendance. London Winner A ticket sold by Miss Beverly Brooks to Mr. Don Young, 126 Linwood him the doll and Personal Mr. and Mrs. Eldon and family spent New with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Brophey, of Parkhill, and had as Saturday guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hod gins and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Carter, of Clandeboye. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Reilly and Kathy, of London, spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Reilly. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Haskett were Monday guests with Mr. Harvey Haskett and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McConachie, of London. Mr. Thomas Dickins, Corning, Sask., is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Coleman. His sister, Mrs. Frank Coates, and sister-in- law, Mrs. Richard Dickins, of Exeter, visited with him last Thursday at tihe home of Mrs. Coleman, who is also a sister. Miss Dallas Hodgins has re turned to London after spending the holiday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Evan Hodgins. Mr. Wilbert Revington, Wes Revington this week on a Florida. 'Mr. and Mrs. and family with Henry Hodgins, ■Guests with Mrs. Joe Murray for New Year’s included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murray and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Zurbrigg and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Poole and family and Mrs. Mar garet Stewart, all of London; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coursey and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar MeFalls. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hodgins with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll and family, last Monday. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Noels and family, of Springfield, with Mrs. William Dickins, on Monday. Mrs. Fred Simpson, who has been in St. Joseph’s Hospital with a broken ankle, was able to be taken to the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Harry Mc Naughton, London. Miss Marilyn Brownlee entered Westervelt School, London, for a business course last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Les Woodward were sufficiently recovered from an attack of the flu to accom pany Mr. and Mrs. Irving Gibson and Ronbie to Kippen last Mon day for a New Year's dinner with Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Jones. There was no school in the Lucan Public School last Mon day morning owing to the burst ing of a water pipe during the extremely cold weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Perkins, of Exeter, were Friday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Culbert. Elliott and Mrs. attended a Credit meeting in Steal $400 From Elevator Last Wednesday night thieves broke into Scott’s grain elevator and stole ?400 in cash and a number of cheques. Constable Donald Laughton is investigat ing. The owner, Mr. Erwin Scott, has been in the habit of having some employee take the money home each night, but three times in the past five months, in the rush of business, lie neglected to do so and twice the place was raided. Ave., London, worv.for Auxiliary to the outfit. Items Mrs. Legion Young Year’s Mr. and Glen left motor trip to Arthur Abbott Mr. and Mrs. on New Year’s. Mr. H. B. Irving Gibson Union chapter ton last Wednesday. Twelve - year - old Terry bert, sdn of Mr. and Mrs. Culbert, will be confined to his bed for the next two or three weeks with an attack of pneu monia Clin- Gul- Mel Mrs. Robert Kew Dies In Granton Mrs. Robert Kew passed away suddenly in Granton on New Year’s Day in her eighty-second year. Funeral services were held Tuesday from her late residence, .with Rev. R. A. C. Mills officiat ing, assisted by Thomas G. Head, Pall-bearers were Oscar Meters, Walker Gibson, Carleton Ridley, Roy Kew, Gordon Bell and Alvin Fulton. Mrs. Kew, the annah Fulton, was the daughter of the late^Mr. and ” Fulton. After her Robert Kew she lived on a farm in Blanshard Township until 18 years ago when they moved to Granton. Her husband prede ceased her in 1949. She is sur vived by one daughter, Mrs. B. Nixon, and one son, Alan Kew, both of Blanshard Township; also nine grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Man Found Unconscious Mrs. John Casey received word this week that her brother-in- law, Mr, W. R. Rawley, of Cass City, Mich., who has been stay ing at a nursing home, was found unconscious on a road five miles from the home. How he got there or how he was injured is still a mystery. Mr. Rowley was unconscious for 48 hours and even yet can remember no thing of what happened. Holiday Visitors Mrs. Barnby and her three ■daughters, Misses Vera, Jean and Dorothy Barnby, Toronto, with Mrs. T, D. Orme and Murray. Mr. and Mrs. 'Sam Earle and family, of Woodstock, Miss Betty Lou Fortey, of London, and Mr. Milton Robinson, London, week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hodgins. AC Billy Brownlee, Brownlee and family with Brownlee’s parents, Group _ Q tain and Mrs. Limberek, Ottawa, for Christmas and with Mr. and and Mrs. William Brownlee, of Lucan for New Year’s. Mr. Edward Fitzsimmons, Joan and Eleanor and Mrs. Walter Fitzsimmons, of Thorn dale; R. Robinson, London, and Mr. Eric Hodgins with Mr. and Mrs. Evan Hodgins for Christ mas. Mr. and Mrs. Hodgins and family spent New Year’s with Mr. Edward Fitzsimmons. Mr. and spent New Mrs. Elgin of London. With Mr. for Christmas were Mr. and Mrs. Earle Carling and Leslie, Lon don, and for the week, Terry Walpole, of Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs. Carling spent New Year’s with Mr. and Mrs. 'Elmer Wal pole, of Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Black and family spent (Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Barrow clough, of Qshawa, and Year’s with Mr. and Mrs. Deyo, of London. ■Mrs. Warner McRoberts Mr. and Mrs. Mac 'Lamond, of Cromarty, for New Year’s. Mr. and Mrs. Harold West man, of 'London, with Mr. Mrs. Allan Westman. Mrs. Isabel Underwood Mr. and Mrs. Tom Coursey family. Miss Kate Bowyer with don friends. A'Cl Douglas Stone, now tioned . in Alberta, with parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Banting with Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Banting, of 'Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Garrett and family, Messrs. A. and Scott Garrett with Mr. and Mrs. 'Cole man, last Monday. Now Year’s Dance The (Lucan Ladies Auxiliary to the Legion held their third an- nal New Year’s dance in the Community Memorial Centre last weekend. Lunch was served from 11 to 12 p.m. Sunday evening, followed by dancing to the Zur ich orchestra until 4 a.m., Mon day morning. All the committees in charge were elated at the success. They had hoped for an attendance of 200 but there was over 250 present. The substantial net proceeds will go towards the building fund. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Haskett are spending a few days in To ronto, where the former is at tending the furniture convention. Mrs. Eldon Hodgson has re turned home after a week’s visit with her sister, Mrs. Leia Beadle. While there she celebrated Mrs. Beadle’s birthday on January 3. Mrs. M. Cranston is spending part of the Winter with her daughter, Mrs. Herb Gray, of Oshawa. Mr, Alf Dickins, who under went an operation in Victoria Hospital, is making satisfactory Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whyte and family, of Bothwell, and Mr. and Mrs. Eric Armstrong, of Dundas, with Mr, and Mrs. Harold Whyte, recovery. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Hodgins and Joan have moved to London for the winter. former Sus- Mrs. Thomas marriage to Wes Mrs. A. M. Hedden Year’s with Mr. and Hedden and family, and Mrs. Ira 'Carling New Cyril with and with and Lon- sta tus Trinity Auxiliary Installs Officers The meeting of Holy Trinity Woman’s Auxiliary was held at the home of Mrs. Irene Coursey last Wednesday afternoon with an attendance of 23. The presi dent, Mrs. T. C. McFarlane, pre sided with Mrs. C. W. Hawkshaw at, the piano and Mrs. T, C. Mc Farlane, Miss Gora Neil and Miss Dina Abbott assisted as hostesses. Mrs, Erwin Scott read the scripture and Mrs. Harold Corbett read an article on the ‘'Ever Useful Towel”, The new rector, Rev, J.* P. Prest, held an installation ser vice for the officers, honorary president, Mrs. J. P, Prest; presi dent, Mrs. T. C. McFarlane; vice- presidents, Mrs. Harold Corbett and Miss Lina Abbott; secretary, Mrs. Frank Hovey; treasurer, Mrs. Jack Murdy, and Dorcas secretary, Mrs. T. A. Hodgins, Mr. Prest gave a short mess age on New Year’s resolutions, positive and negative. He urged all present to share their talents. An interesting letter from the prayer partner, Miss L. Powell, of Japan, was read. Mrs. T. A. Hodgins read the reauirements for the next bale and members chose the articles they would donate. GREATEST VALUE IN^/'IISIOI'Y rca Victor /7/» HURON • • • • p ■ •••••••« You Get All These RCA Victor Advances • 90° Picture Tube. Struck By Auto, Hunter Injured Mr. Charles Windsor is a pa tient in St. Joseph’s Hospital, London, as a result of an acci dent last Saturday afternoon. With a party of four, he joined a large group of hunters near Tlderton to go rabbit hunting. “He was standing about eight feet off the road when two cars collided at the intersection of Con. 11, London, and the Camer on sideroad. One car went out of control, knocking Mr. Wind sor to the ground, breaking his right ankle and badly injuring his shoulder. His gun was picked up undamaged. No one in either car was injured. Dr. C. H. George attended Mr. Windsor. Hockey News The Lucan Irish chalked up two more victories in the WOAA Big Eight when they defeated Watford 11-6 at Watford, Tues day, January 3, and Ilderton 8-6 at Lucan, Friday, January 6. 39th Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hardy of Lucan celebrated their thirty ninth wedding anniversary at a family gathering at the home of their daughter, Mrs. John Kin- tore, on Tuesday. January 3. Personal Items Miss Gertrude White is stay ing (with Parkhill friends for the winter. ■Miss Marie Stanley, R.N., of London, with her parents, Mr. ■and Mrs. IJ. F. Stanley. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Atkinson spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Atkinson and family, of London. • Extra Sensitivity and Stability. Better Brightness. Better Contrast. Better Interlace, Easier Tuning. Better Sound. e • o COME Phone 18 News of Clandeboye • By MRS. C. PATON Mr. Hiriam Thompson is im proving in St. Joseph’s He has been a patient six weeks following a tack. Mr. and Mrs. Jack and son, Joe, have taken up resi dence in Cooksville, Ont. Mrs. Fred Simpson was able to leave St. Joseph’s Hospital on Sunday and was removed to the ■home of her granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry McNaughton, London, Mrs. Simpson was a pat ient in the hospital for two weeks following an accident, when she suffered a broken ankle. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Morgan of Leamington visited with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Simpson last week. Mr. Mac. Harrison spent last week at the Ontario Agricultur al College, Guelph, with other pupils from Medway School, Ar- va. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Paton and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bantins? spent Friday, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Paton, London. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Sawyer of Petrolia visited the latter’s moth er Mrs. Emily Tomes and fam ily on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mardlin of Denfield were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Eaton for New Years. The Euchre Club held theii party at Neils School on Friday with 17 tables in play. The con venors were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson, Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Joe 'Conlin. and Mrs. Lin Craven. T.he lucky birthday date was Mr. Lin Craven. W.M.S. and W.A. Meeting The ladles of the Clandeboye, United Church were entertained by Mrs. Wilmer Scott for their January meeting with 17 mem bers present. ■Mrs. Katie Collins presided and read a New Year’s story. The roll call was answered by the paying of fees. Mrs. Rea Nell Is the new presi dent. Mrs. A. 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