The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-02-23, Page 7THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 23, 1»56
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Plione 25-r-22, Lucan
■Zurich midgets whipped Hem
sail 6-2 at Zurich on 'Saturday
which along with their earlier
5-2 win gave the homesters an
11-4 edge in the WOA'A Midget
home and home play-off series,
The Zurich team will now meet
the Londesboro-Blyth winner.
Fat O’lBrien with .a pair led
the winners while Don Gascho,
Joe Overholt, Phil Overholt and
George fiuplat had singles. DOUg
Brintnell and Murray Harburn
scored for the Hensall club.
Donald Dallas, 89
Dies In Detroit
Mr. Donald Dallas, a former
resident of Tuckersmith passed
away in Detroit, Mich.
Born at 'Cowrie, the Dallas
homestead on the end concession
of Tuckersmith, now the home
of Russell Dallas, Mr. Dallas was
the son of the late James and
Janet McFarlane Dallas, one of
the oldest pioneei* families in the
district,
A graduate of Seaforth High
(School and a member of the old
Huron football club of Seaforth,
he taugh't school locally for some
years. He travelled extensively
in his earlier life, later settling
in Detroit, where he has lived
for many years.
In his ninetieth y'ear he was the
last surviving member of a fam
ily of four brothers and four sis
ters. He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Lillian Dallas formerly of
Montreal, and a number of nieces
and nephews, Mrs. J. R. Mur
dock of Brucefield is a niece.
Interment was in Michigan
Memorial Park, Detroit.
Mrs. Edna 'Corbett 'of Exeter
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Edward ’Schroeder, and fam
ily and Mrs. Amelia Schroeder.
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Adults 500
Describes Ceylon
At Wl Meeting
The Historical Research and
Current Events meeting of the
Lucan W.L was held in the
Anglican Parish Hall last Thurs
day afternoon with the president,
■Mrs. Frank Hardy, in the chair,
Mrs. Dave Park as speaker, Mrs.
Erwin Scott at the piano and
Mrs. Wes Hodgins, Mrs. T. Lee,
Mrs. Warner McRoberts, Mrs.
Ira Carling and Mrs. G, Strasser
as hostesses.
During the 'business session
reports were made on the re
cent Euchre and Bridge and the
D o w n h a m Nursery evening.
Twenty dollars was voted to pay
expenses of the secretary to the
Guelph Conference next May and
$5 to Mrs. George Wilson, the
A.C.W.W. delegate to Ceylon. All
members were urged to attend
the Workshop, February 27 to
March 9, for the leathercraft and
.glove-making .courses. The date
and arrangements for a fashion
show were left in the hands of
the executive. It was decided to
postpone the next Bridge and,.
Euchre until after Lent.
Members were asked to bring
in their Mental Health hags at
the March meeting. Mrs, Frank
Hovey read a poem.
After the business session, the
meeting was turned over to Mrs.
Dave Park who gave an interest
ing historical address on Ceylon.
'She touched briefly on the origin
of the Women’s Institute in
England, Denmark and Australia
and of the F.W.P.C., buit devoted
•most of her'talk 'to the aims and
accomplishments of the A.C.W.W.
and of Ceylon. By means of a
blackboard she -showed the loca
tion and size of Ceylon and went
on to describe its capital, people,
schools, 'climate, -products, rice
cultivation and their ‘ Women’s
Institute, which is very similar
to our own. Owing to small
household duties, Ceylon women
spend much time in the rice
fields.
Anglican News
Holy Trinity Church celebrat
ed Holy Communion at 10 a.m.
and evening service at 8 p.m. on
Ash Wednesday*
At 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, the
first junior confirmation service
was held with three candidates.
Adult classes will be held at 9
p.m. each Wednesday evening.
Billy Haskett and David God
dard were enrolled in the League
o-f Loyalty last Sunday.
Juniors Elect
New Officers
The Junior Farmers and Jun
ior Institute of Lucan held their
annual banquet and election of
officers in the Community Mem-
oifal Centre last Tuesday eve
ning With Roy McComb as MC.
•Mrs. Alex McComb was elected
president of the Junior Institute
with vice-president, Miss Mar
garet Henry; secretary^ Miss Ber
nice De Block; assistant secre
tary, Mrs. Don McComb; county
director, Miss Helen Brumwell;
district director, Mrs. Don Mc
Comib; directors, Mrs. Ron White,
Mrs, Rpss McRoberts, Miss Lor-
een Hodgins and Mrs. Don Mc
Comib, Miss Lina Abbott is
honorary president.
Ridhard Gledlhill was named
president of the Junior Farmers
with Dr. Floyd Hall, honorary
president and Gordon Leslie, vice-
president; secretary, 'Roy Mc
Comb; assistant secretary, Clare
Paton; county director, Bruce
Henry; directors, Don O’Neil,
Jim McComib, Bernard Benn,
Pete De Block and Don McCom’b.,
Jim McComb is president of
■the joint clu'b with secretary.
Miss Margaret Henry;
secretary, Pete De Block;
shine committee, Mr. and
Ron White; press reporter,
McComib.
The guest speaker was
Joan Prichard of CFPL who
an interesting account of
recent trip to Russia. At the close
of her talk many availed them
selves of the opportunity to ask
questions on schools, churches,
food, public'. buildings, .trans
portation, sports, etc.
During the evening Miss Mar
garet I-Ienry presented Miss Lina
Abbott with a beautiful china
plate and knife in appreciation*
for directing the play at the
drama festival.
Men's Club Hears
Of Teacher Need
The Lucan Men’s Club met in
the United Church school room
on Tuesday evening. Rev. John
Prest, introduced by Mr. Wes
Parkinson, spoke on the place of
men in the church, likening their
enlivening influence therein to
the action of vitamin pills upon
the human body.
Mr. Wesley Parkinson was
elected vice-president, replacing
Mr. Tom Hili, who has beep
transferred to Woodstock.
Mr. Harold Whyte put before
the meeting the shortage of
teachers, particularly men, <in
the Church Sunday School, urg
ing them to assist in this way,
Mr. Jack Murdy, substituting
for Mr. Gordon Banting, who is
vacationing in Florida, acted as
group leader and conducted the
balance of -the program. Frank
Egan, with Mr. Howard Kew at
the piano, sang two solos, and
Mr. Kew provided several piano
numbers.
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Average 100-120 Lbs.—Front 260 Lb.; Hind 360 Lb,
Boneless/Rolled Prime Rib Roast 590
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Nature's Best Apple Juice, 48-Oz. ... 190
Interlake Toilet Tissue .......................... 3 Rolls 350
Dainty White Rice, 1-Lb* Pkg............................. 150
Johnston's Hard Gloss Wax .. Pints 590; Quarts 980
Old Dutch Cleaner........ .............. 2 Tins 210
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Lux Liquid Detergent ........................... 760
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Sunkist Oranges, Size 220, Doz. 450
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Mrs. F. Paterson
Dies In Biddulph
Funeral services ~ for Mrs.
Florence Paterson were held on
Wednesday from her late, .resi
dence, Lot 40, Concession 1, Bid
dulph Township. Rev. A. E.
Menzies of Carlisle United
Chuinch officiated. Interment was
in Carlisle Cemetery.
' Mrs. 'Patenson, the former
Florence Ovens, was born in Mc-
Gillivary Township 'but lived
nearly all her life in Biddulph,
She was a member of Carlisle
United Church. Her husband,
Walter Patenson, predeceased her
in 1937.
(She. is survived by one. daugh
ter, Mrs. William Smibent, and
one brother, Arthur Owens, both
of Biddulph Township, also two
grandchildren.
Hockey News
’ The Lucan Irish are still rid
ing high, defeating St. Marys 12-
4 Wednesday night at St. Marys
and 11-2 Friday night at Lucan.
In the first game of the best-
of-five “A” group South Middle
sex Hockey League semi-fin'als at
Lucan, Lucan defeated Crumlin
3-0.
In the first game of the mid
get playoffs
Cruimlin 8-3,
holding high
Presentation
Mrs. Stewart Park and Mrs.
Erie Young were conveners for
•an evening at the-United Church
parlors last Friday night when
a 'large group of friends and
neighbours met for a farewell
party for Mrs. T. S. Hill, who
will soon be leaving for her hew
home in Woodstock.
After a guessing contest, cro-
fcinole and Chinese checkers were
With a table, cup and saucer
played; Mrs. Hill was
and china slipper.
Religions Education
Lucan public School
ate in having religious
increased. In future, ___
with the regular Friday a.m, in
struction, there will also be in
struction on Wednesday p.m. The
three local clergy are in charge—
Rev. -J. P. Prest of the Anglican
Church, Rev. E. M. Cook of the
United Church and Rev. J. A.
Graham of the Pentecostal
Church.
Explorers’ Valentine Party
The Lucan-ClandebOye. Explor-
ers held a Valentine party on
Wednesday in the United Church
school room, meeting for supper
at 5:30 pan.
Games wei*e directed by Ex
plorers Marilyn Culbert and Jean
Cochrane. The winners wore
Ileiic and Ooralyn Donaldson and
the group led by Elizabeth P.ar-
kinson.
During tile craft period of the
regular meeting, a new project
was started, that of glass paint
ing. Mrs. George Paul, president
of the Dorothy Moores Auxiliary,
installed the new executive.
Counsellor Iva Hodgins intro
duced the new exploration “Serv
ing others in the Community”
with a story leading into worship
taken by Counsellor Kae Has
kett, assisted by Explorer Mae
Co Weigh.
Lucan trounced
so all teams are
the Lucan torch.
presented
is forttun-
edu’catiton'.
together?
assistant
sun-
Mrs.
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Social And
Personal
■ Among the over 200 attending
. the Anglican Oyster and Ham
'Supper last Monday were Rev.
and Mrs. J. F. Wagland and
family of Oakridge Acres, Dr.
. and Mrs. J. G. Rowe, of London,
■ Rev. and Mrs. R. A.'C. Mills, of
Granton, Rev,, and Mrs. N. D.
Knox, Exeter, and Rev. and Mrs.
A. A. N'ield, Ailsa Craig.
Unfortunately, Mrs. Jack El
son was out last Tuesday when
CFPL called on the “Can You
Name Xt?” program, so she
missed out on the opportunity to
■ win-$140 if she had the. correctanswer. ‘ .
Miss Hattie Hodgins spent last
Wednesday with her 'sister, Mrs.
Alvin McLean and family.
Mr. T. S. I-Iill began his new
duties as Woodstock C.N.R. agent
last Tuesday. Mr. Bruce Joint, of
Beamsvilie, is Lucan’s agent
now. Mr. and Mrs. Joint have
rented the apartment above the
locker.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Schroeder
of London 'were Sunday guests
With Mr.' and Mrs.
Roads were so
last Friday that
school in the Coursey School and
no one on the road got out to
the Day. of Prayer service.
Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Prest, Mr.
and Mrs. Erwin Scott, Messrs.
Don Banting and Charles Haggar
were among the Lucanites who
attended the pancake social at
St. Mary’s Church, Brinsley, last
Thursday night. '
Miss BelTe Martin, of London,
spent a few days last week with
her sister, Mrs. T; A. Hodgins
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Acheson
and family spent Sunday in
Stratford, the guests of Mr.
Mrs. W. J. Johnston.
Sunday guests with Mr. __
Mrs. Wes Hodgins included Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Earle and family
of Woodstock, Miss Betty Fort
ney, of London, and Mrs. Joe
Hodgins, Joey and Judy, Owen
Sound.
The Lucan Scouts, Cubs and
leaders are grateful to Mr. John
Casimir for the donation of 15
folding chairs for their cluib
house.
Mr. and Mrs. Wes Hodgins re
ceived word on Thursday that
their son, P2 E. R. William Hod
gins, had been rushed to Stada-
oona Hospital, Halifax, for an
emergency appendix operation.
Last Friday night, Jim Parkin
son’s car skidded on No 4 high
way near Elginfield and went
into the ditch. Jim escaped in
jury but the car was badly dam
aged.
■Mrs. Laura Blake is holidaying
with Mrs. Brokenshire.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dunseith of
St. Marys spent last Tuesday
with Mr, and Mrs. Erie Young
and family,
Mrs. Frank Coates and Mrs.
Richard Dickins of Exeter, Mm.
Bob Coleman Of Lucan and Mr.
Tom Dickins Of Saskatchewan
were Wednesday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne McFalls of St.
Thomas. In going through Lon
don they found Mr. Alf Dickins
still in the hospital but feeling
better, but Mr. Pihin Dickins is
still very sick at his home.
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Jones and
family of Kippen were Sunday
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Irving
Gibson and family.
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Whyte
called their daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Jim Whyte, last Friday night to
Wish her many happy returns of
her birthday. They got Halifax
almost immediately and could
hear Mrs. Whyte as plainly as
if she lived in Lucan.
Elson of
was the
'by Mrs. '
Holy
soloist,
C. W.
Alvin McLean,
badly filled in
there was no
and
and
London Woman
Speaks On Prayer
Members of the three Lucan
churches met in Holy Trinity
Church for the annual Day of
Prayer service last Friday after
noon. )Mr.s. T. C. McFarlane,
Anglican Woman’s Auxiliary
president, led in the first half of
the service and Mrs. Wlarnei’ Mc
Roberts, presidemt of the United
Church W.M.S., assisted by Mrs.
Sheridan Revington, -led in the
second half. Mrs. J. A. Graham
of the Pentecostal Church and
Mrs. G. E. Nicholson of the
United Church assisted in the
prayers. Mrs. H. B. Langford and
Mrs. Jack Murdy took up the
collection.
Mrs. G. W. Moore of London
was the guest speaker. She spoke
briefly on the founding of the
World Day of Prayer 30 years
ago and of its growth since t/hen.
Now women in Australia each
year begin a service which is
concluded 'by the women of
Alaska many hours later,
Mrs. Moores based her re
marks on this year's theme, “One
Flock, One Shepherd,” dividing
the topic into two parts: (1)
Jesus, the friend of the sheep;
(2) Jesus, the shepherd leading
the flock.
Mrs. Jack
Trinity choir
accompanied
Hawks'haw.
Auxiliary Euchre
The Ladies Auxiliary
Canadian Legion, Branch 540,
held their monthly eudhre in the
Legion rooms on Thursday with
■prize winners being Austin Chis-
2Mlm, high score; Mrs. Frank
Mitchell, ’lone hands; Mrs. Mary
Smibert, low score; Mrs. Gordon
Whitehead, gent's high score;
Mr. W. E. Stock, lone hands;
Mrs. B. English, gent’s low score.
The lucky spoon draw for the
mystery prize was won by Mr.
W. E. Stocks. Proceeds will go
to the building fund of the now
Legion Hall.
Nine-Table Bridge
•Mrs. Wilson Hodgins and Mrs.
Dave Park were hostesses for the
ninq-table bridge in the Coursey
School last Thursday evening.
High sciore- prizes went to Miss
Loreen Hodgins and Mr. W. N.
Waisnidge; low sc.ore prizes to
Mi’s. Mitchell Haskett and Mr.
Charles Holmes, and lucky chair
prize to Mrs. Guy Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hardy of
Lu'can and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Dobbs of Exeter returned home
last Sunday after a three-week
motor trip to Florida.
Personal Items
, 'Cpl. and Mrs. D. J. Porter
(nee Jean Bond) and family, who
h'ave been visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. Bond, left Thursday
for their new home at Camp
Borden.
Mr. Harvey Haskett, of London
was a Sunday visitor with Mr.
and Mrs. Calvin Haskett and family.
Mr. iM. _ O. Smith, who is
antenna-raising in the James
Bay district, appeared in- London
TV last Thursday night.
Mrs. R. Ferguson, of London,
spent last weekend with her sis
ter, Mrs. Edgar McFalls, and
Mr. McFalls.
Miss Gertrude Kent, R.N., of
London, is holidaying with Mr.
and Mrs. U. F. Stanley.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Lanigs and
family of Mildmay were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. William Millar,
of Saskatoon, and Mr. and Mrs.
J. Forbes, of London, were Tues
day guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hardy.
Choir Tea
The choir of Lucan United
Church sponsored a successful
teia in the church parlors last
Saturday afternoon. The pro
ceeds will go towards purchasing
choir supplies.
to the
540,
Hillcrest; Forum
Hillcrest Farm Forum attend
ed a mass rally in Ilderton Com
munity Hall on Monday night to
launch “Rural Safe Driving
Week” in Middlesex County.
Austin Hodgins, reeve -of Bid-
dul'Ph township represented
Middlesex County Council and
officially declared “Rural Safe
Driving Week” open in the coun
ty.
A resolution, brought in by
Don Middleton, secretary field
man of the Middlesex Federation
of Agriculture, asked the Ontario
Government to start a course in
automotive driving in all Ont
ario secondary schools and also
a second resolution congratu
lating the attorney-general on his
suggestion for a continent wide
and collective approach to the
problem of traffic accidents.
Both resolutions were passed.
Films were shown. Lloyd
Wright and his radio rangers en
tertained and played for the dan
ce which followed.
World Day Of Prayer
'Clandeboye held its first World
Day of Prayer service at the
United Church with members of
St. James’ Anglican Church at
tending, The theme was “One
Flock, One Shepherd.”
Mrs. T. Collins, past president
of the W.M.'S. of the United
Church, led the first part of the
meeting, assisted by Mrs. Andy
Carter, president of the Women’s
Auxiliary of St. James’ Church.
The special speaker was Mrs. J.
P, Prest. Mrs. Arthur Black of
Luoan United Church was guest
soloist.
Others taking part were Mrs.
E. Tomes, Mrs. A. Macintosh,
Mrs. Karl O'Neil, Mrs. Rupert
Williams, Mrs. A. Blake and Mrs.
J, H.- Paton.
Lenten -Services ,
At St James’
rector, the Rev. J.
a service on Ash ____ .
Lenten service wias held Tuesday
evening by Mr. Prest at 'the
home of Mrs. E. Tomes. Each
Tuesday evening during Lent,
cottage services will be held.
Personal Items
Mr.' and Mrs. Clarence Garter
have taken up residence in the
apartment above -the M. J. Simp
son store.
Instal New Road Signs
The Department of Highways
has put up four new signs to
warn motorists of the dangerous
curves in the ^diversion at Cl'ande-
boye on No. 4 Highway. The
Department has been asked for
signs for some time,
Mrs. Stewart Cunningham re-
tunred home after spending seve
ral weeks in Victoria Hospital
following an operation.
Mr. Ward Hodgins spent the
weekend with his son, Emerson
and family in London.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Paton and
Clare visited with Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Paton in Parkhill on
Thursday. .
L.O.B.A. Entertains L.O.L.
On Tuesday evening, members
of 387 entertained members and
their wives of L.O.L. 493, Bid-
dulph, to a progressive euchre
■party. Ladies' high was won by
Miss Margaret Culbert; genlt’s,
Mr. Clayton Abbott; lone hands,
Mrs. Wes Hodgins and Mr. J.
H. Paton; consolation prize, Mrs.
Guy Ryan.
The conveners were Mrs. Arn
old Lewis, Mrs. Leonard Smith,
Mrs. Lorne Hodgins and ’Mrs.’.J.
H. Paton.
Mrs. ESlie Hodgson; who has
been suffering with the flu for
some time, is improving.
Mrs. Fred. Simpson is improv
ing from an attack of the flu.
After spending some time in St,
St. Joseph's Hospital following
an accident when she suffered a
broken ankle, she is now at the
home of her granddaughter, Mrs.
Harvey McNaughton, Richmond
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. . . to our many friends who have helped make it pos
sible for us to reopen our store Thursday, February 23.
We invite you to visit our remodeled store
and look around.
Watch For Grand Reopening Sale In Next Week's Issue
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Exeter Pentecostal
Tabernacle
MAIN STREET
Great Christ's
Ambassadors’
Rally
On Sat., Feb. 25
8:00 p.m. ,
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With Rev. N. E. Schlarbaum
| Dean of Men of The Eastern Pentecostal College,
| Peterborough, Ont., as guest speaker
= who will also speak at all services on Sunday, Feb. 26
I accompanied by students from the college who will sing
| at all services the Gospel in Song. Do not miss this
| spiritual treat.
I SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26
| 9:45 a.m.—Sunday School
i Object Lesson from Rev. N. E. Schlarbaum
| 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
| 7:30 p.m.—Evangelistic Service
| Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.—Bible Study and Prayer
| Friday, 8:00 p.m.—Christ’s Ambassadors Service
i In The Church Of The Old Fashioned Gospel
j K Rev. L. W. Krause, Pastor
SUPERIOR
Serving You Better
"SUPERIOR''
Saving You More
Thames Road
Celebrates 87th Birthday
Mr. Cephas Pym’s eighty
seventh birthday was celebrated
with a family gathering at the
home bf iiiis son.
Mr. and Mrs. .Ernest Pym, .Mr.
and Mrs. Hubert Hunter and Ross
of Elimville, Mr. and Mrs. Emery
Gaiser of Crediton Mt. and Mrs.
Alan (Wanner of iSarnia, Mr. and
Mis. Tdny Shulman and Marcia
of Ernbro and Miss JOnes of Clin
ton, were present. Callers also
were Mrs. Knight and Bob of
Seaforth and Mr. and Mrs. Mur
ray Thompson of Clandeboye.v.
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ROYAL INSTANT
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5^ Off While They Last
2 Pkgs. 20C
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15c
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DETERGENT
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16$ Off
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29c
23c
19c
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1-LB.
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5 Lbs.
Ocean Perch Fillets
Frozen, 1 Lb.........
Spy Apples
Good Cookers ...
McLaren's
Corn Relish
Fresh and Tasty, 16-Oz Jar
Campbell's Tomato Soup
Phones: 32 and 752 Free Delivery
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2
Kellogg's Rice Krispies WH«?Stu“
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STWlLLIAMS Jams & Marmalade TEDnR JARS
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Fancy, 15-0z Tins ............. I I U
Good Luck Margarine OO a
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New Rose Brand Pickles
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5$ Off, 16-Oz. Jar .............:. fcwV
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