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ians �s
Am1ual nneeting orthe Cyclone
BO League was field it Munro,
ay :6,,
Officers ..for. •the coming year
are: president, Cordon Kraemer;
secretary, Bob Waddell.
Teams in the league area
a s
1tusseidale, Kirkton, Carlingford,
Staffa .and Munro, The schedule
begins May 21 with game time
•'S, pm,
May
St--rittseeldt3le• vs, 'Munro
Xirkloll vs. ;;!arta
1t c"a lingtoFi s. i liton
* - usu.:Malse Sinfi irl+:tnn
Attnire11—Kirkton vs.$11tunro
Car1111g1.ord vs, Staffs
elonts
s—Staffs, vs.: 1041o11,
Lariingford vs, nusseldate
—Irusseldale vs. Munro
Stairs vs. c'a:riinOtord
7—Munro vs, IfArkton
fiusseldale vs. :halts,
2O-1 trlc4ton ss. m •Lord
Staifa vs, .7+111nro
13--Kirkton vs -Y usseida.le
C•arling'lgrd tlfs. Munro-
14—Stunre vs, ttalra
.iGuscelds:ld l s, 'c:aelint: lord
11--Icitl.t011 vs c,artlnt;fbrd
S,i,al'fa, :v$; ;rtltsselda,ie.
13• rllu.p o vs, Russeldale
Carlingford, vs. Staffs,
214Stunro 1•.S•, eariingford
,, n.tlaseldale vs, } Irkton
14--'I itkton is Munre
C&, lingrord vs - :t'\.usseldale
AS—Stafrw ys, liiricton•
ittuneni..'va, •Carlingford
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Town Topics
Itsmtc of Soft*, ,'44011, F.rttonal Int.reet�t In and Around Exetar
PrimGUIdeNews OF W
F T 44Y MKS. I►IMUR IlttUNDi,n
r.
ur Mother's- .Qetic sierli!es
with Mrs. Ray Kirk and Barr,
TheeHAM F, rd rli
ch 1 ea
Mr's, iia o ,
We inti Pb Timea-AlVII Ind fA I�iWays! pfs,tesd to publish .-these itp,n0.. Witli a. yiew to •assisting •(air• Mother's Day service was held Y ,
We snxi Q4if< .r.adiri t1r1, Inwood to yaw .end your frame*. Phone zto, `:t ark? turniprowel's to further ion buntiaY morning in Woodham • was a weekend visitor with Mr.
improve •thir p:opet, a 4•Turnip United Church. The .pastor, Rev..: and. Mrs. Pat Dirket'.
A r. Mrs. Aiurra ; Marsh M. and Mrs, Lawrence ley. .> t „ ? as J. .Stade, was assisted by the i3. fry Slade WAS suesessful in
Mr. and y , , 1 rates ran Guide for lda h
and Nancy,Mr. and Mrs. R. J. .lor, Mrs. Carlisle 1aYlar, Lor- been -reared b , officials of Sunday School superintendent, t recetvliig tap marks far male
ren and Air, and {rain.e and. Kleanar and Mr. and the Canada p Ontario t- Mr. Norris Webb, in the Mother's singers at S,kl.l�,li;S, music fes-
Kydd and Ka the and 1. el se !tivaT Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. E. A Moffatt. Patricia and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor of this dist- meets of Agriculture. in swop- Pay program.
seat Mothers iet attended the 1957 graduating 1 Mr, and Mrs terno Lova* and
David of London p i g g eratio.0 with the turnip colriinittC6' Infants baptized lir the pastor
' ] s S n 'a visitors with
Day with Mr .and .Mrs,. ,Jack,.(doss exercises t St Josephs f h e a d G N hl d ht family were u d Y
exec is a o t e Cntarlo el an rop were: aney Kat ten aug er
Kydd. • (Hospital, London of which Miss improvement Assotiation.
Mrs. Snider of Drumheller, A1.
!Margaret rraylor. daughter of The Field Craps Branch of the
e sister, II/It. and Mrs. Keith Taylcir or'Ontario Department of Agrieul-
berta, William
visitingawith her s.s . r. `Mitchell. was a member, { titre reports that Ontario :turnips
i41rs.. Wrlliam Srnith and Mr..
Smith. Their! sister, Mrs, Horner Mr. and Mrs. Don Gravett have a favorable reputation
of Bru'eefield, also spent the spent the weekend with the for- • throughout the continent, but
weekend at the Smith home mer's parents in ;Kitchener, . j turnip growers are• always no.
n .a' d Mr. and Mrs, William Ballon- the alert not only to ni.a n, tarn
Mr, and Mrs, Gorda• . •.flay ;n type, Mr..and Mrs. Calvert Beek -
am' the gilality Pf their product, 'but
ly, 1•lanillton, visited with .ler, .Jon and Leigh, London, vis -
Mrs, William May for the week- '
end. ited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
I M. Beekler and friends,
Misses Marguerite and Trudy { Mr. and Mrs, Willian3 Wal. -
Pickard, Hamilton and Mr. and 1 ters and family, Winchelsea, Mr.
i Guelph 1
`to better it in every way possible.
The guide is in booklet form
and Is known as Circular MO. it
contains information on the con-
trol of turnip wagott, water core,
flea beetles and aphids; seed
airs, w. xi, YYauGel , and Airs. Ray Clark and fam- . ,
were visitors with Mr, and Mrs, illy, Knkton. Mrs, W. J. Beer, treatment; stat on of.crepe;
C. V. Pickard on Sunday 'miss MaySkinner Mr. Maurice storage disinfection, and equip•
Miss 'leien Sweet:and l4iiss Quante, r, Heber Snell and client for Control operations. It
Marguerite Sanders of Toronto Mr, Clifford Qualm were guests warns against the practice of
visited with Mrs Muriel Sweet on Sunday.of Mrs. Nelso Clarke
using weed sprayers wvrgives
far the weekend. proper • disinfection and gives
jta celebrate her birthday on MP' precautions to be observed in
Miss 'Beth Taylor of Victoria then s Day, the use .of insecticides and other
Hospital, London visited with ` Mr, and lrrs. Herman Powe chemicals, as well as full diree-
her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Larry 'attended the baptism in Parkhill
Taylor on Sunday.:i United Church .of their grand -
Mrs. Percy Elsie, London, Mr. deughter, Katherine May Mac -
and Mrs" Elmer Webb, Grand Gregor, They, along with •Mr.
Bend were Sunday visitors with and Mrs. Elmer Powe and fern -
Dr, and Mrs, Gerald Webb, lily of Centralia, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. E. F, McNamara Mr. and Mrs, Don MacGregor,
and Bryan of London spent Sun-; Mrs. Les Parker, Mrs. L Arm -
day with Mr. and Mrs, Ewart strong, Mrs. Lloyd . Ford, Airs.
Pyin. Cal Wein, Mrs. Sheldon Wein,
Mrs, Don Robertson and Mrs.
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We're
Staggering
From Our Huge
Liquidation Sale
But We Sri(( Have Some
A-1
sed Cars
Left For Driving Pleasure
'56 MONARCH SEDAN, a beauty $2,795
'56 FORD' FAIRLANE SEDAN $2,295
. Autom�Atie,-. radio.. -
'S5, CHEVROLET .BELAIRE SEDAN $2,095
Automatic, radio.
'55 MONARCH COACH, automatic, `radio .,_.,, $1,995
'55 FORD SEDAN, automatic, radio $1,850
'54 MERCURY SEDAN, low mileage, radio ,.,$1,750
'55 FORD COACH, a •steal. $1,595
'55 DODGE SEDAN V8, automatic $1,495
'53 FORD COACH, automatic, radio $1,250
'53 FORD SEDAN; radio $1,195
'53 PONTIAC SEDAN, automatic, radio $1,195
'53 CHEVROLET SEDAN ..... $1,095
'52.OLDSMOBILE SEDAN, automatic $1,095
'52 METEOR COACH, automatic $1,095
'53 METEOR COACH, 'a steal $ 995
'52 CHEV SEDAN
.'$2 FORD COACH — Your Choice
1 '52 METEOR SEDAN ,
I '51. MONARCH COACH, automatic radio
Your Choice
I '53 HENRY J. COACH, a steal
'50 METEOR COACH
'49 CHEVROLET COUPE '
'49 METEOR COACH — Your Choice $ 450
'50 AUSTIN SEDAN .,•• $ 125
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895
$ 795
$ 595
$ 550
TRUCKS
I '54 FORD 6 TON TRACTOR $3,500
Full air, saddle tanks, fifth wheel.
1 '6 FORD 3 TON DUMC' $3,350
I '52 RIO TANDUM DUMP $2,795
1. '56 FORD.PANEL, low mileage „ ..............".,• $1,995
'55 FORD PICKUP . _ $1,250
I '51 RIO 5 TON DUMP $1,000
'53 FORD PICKUP, automatic, low mileage •,,$ 895
'51 .F,O ,D 3 TON STAKE DUMP $ 895
I" '52 MERCURY 3 TON DUMP $ 895
'52 FORD PICXUP, a steal �$ 595
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SPECIALS
Thi foilewinig above average units to be reduced
$t0100 per' day until sold: 1 165
1
'53 MONARC14 SEDANone. ,
Antornati.c, a !free one.
'54 FORD COACH $ 865,
.'52 STUDE$AItER HARDTOP'
152 PLYMOUT1 COACT
$ 4/5
TRACTORS
OLIVE 70, new motor ., $ J95
,2
Row'L1VER CORN PLANTER ...,,".lit,,,.,.,.,, $ 150
,HORN IyOADE1. FOR OLIVER. OR
r COCI<sHUTT
,.41St,..,,, $ 150
harry Snider
MOTORS .TD.
Ford Monarch. Deafer'
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Jack Coughlin of the Exeter Kin-
ettes attended an inter club meet-
ing and tenth anniversary of the
Stratford Kinettcs in Stratford
on Tuesday evening,
Mrs, Sarabel Webster, Seaforth
spent the weekend at tife home
.of her nephew, Mr, and Mrs,
Gordon Cudmore.
Mrs. Winnifred Rayner and
daughter Joyce will arrive in
Canada from England May 27
to visit the former's brother,
Mr. John Webster of town. Joyce
will stay in Canada and will
make her home with her uncle
for the present,
Mr, and Mrs, Bertram North,
Mr. and Mrs. .Alan Eagles of
Woodstock were Sunday visitors
with Mrs, Bobt. Higgins and
RaY.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin King on Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Willert and
family, Mr, and Mrs, Russell
King and family and Mr. and
Mrs, Earl Neil and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Schultz
of. Morriston were recent guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Skinner.
Mother's Day visitors with Mr.
and Mrs, Cecil Skinner were
Mr, and Mrs, K. Mason, Bel -
grave, Mr. and Mrs. R. Den-
ham, Kirkton, Mr. and Mrs. John
McAllister and Mr. , and Mrs.
Sam Skinner, Centralia with their.
families.. •
•
Garage,
Sunday And
Evening Service.
Open this' Sunday, Wednes-
day afternoon, and during
the evening throughout the
week,
Larry Snider
Motors
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tions fir using various materials,
and formulations,
While a Turnip Protection
Quide has been published each
year for the last five years, the
195?' edition is more complete
and contains the latest -informa-
tion and recommendations,
Copies of the booklet may be
obtained from the local agricul-
tural representative,
rw
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PHONEEXETER
,ioniili441iti itmoiiiiiitiiiiiili41i41Yiofj
"THE CHEAP BUYER
TAKES BAD MEAT"
,_..*(Author's name below)..-.
Over two hundred years
ago this warning was
written, and it is as true
today as it was then.
There are no secrets
about how to be .success-
ful in business. A fair
profit must be made, or
one does not last long.
To sell cheaper means
that either quality or ser-
vice, must be cut—usual-
ly both. Medicines or
health—aids must always
be of the best quality,
and 'prescription service
should be the best pos-
sible.
We wouldn't like to be
Called the cheapest or the
dearest pharmacist: We
just want°folks to always
say that our prices are
fair and our service is
good.
YOUR PHYSICIAN
CAN PHONE
Exeter 447
WHEN YOU NEED
A MEDICINE
Pick up your prescrip-
tion if Shopping near us,
or let us deliver prompt-
ly without extra charge.
A great many people 'eri-
trust us with the r"espons-
ibility of filling their pre-
scriptions. May' we cont -
pound yours"
Andrew
Johnston
Drugs
Main St., Exeter
PRESCRIPTION
'DHEMISYS
wt*ur,tattion by
tShnxnas Puller tlrinA-17137
Coln/right 1357 (ti�'('S)
Huron County
Crop Report
ile D. H. MILES
Most of the spring grain seed-
ing has been completed and the
farmers welcomed the recent
rain. A. few fanners have start-
ed planting corn.
Some of the alfalfa fields were
touched with the recent frost.
Pastures have made excellent
growth and farmers are turning
their cattle out. Adequate pas-
ture will be available now that
the rain has aided pasture con-
ditions.
of Mr, .and Mrs, Lloyd «JM,1es. Mr. and Mrs, Bert Rundle.
Karen Deborah, daughter of liir, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Russell of
.and Mrs. Joe Dann and Heather St, Marys, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Couise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Colouhoun o Science Hill, Mr,
(.ail Mills. and Mrs, Mervyn Hodgert and
o eI Audrey of Bornholm, 144r. and
Psrs..ft. !tams Mrs, Gordon Hodgert And Mar -
Mr. Ron •Chatter and Ivan jorie, Mr and Mrs. ,hick; Madge
Stoutenbert of Elora were week- and Phyllis: of town visited •An
end visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Vic •Chatten. Hodgert.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg Harris and lllr J ''ipis Powell is a pa.
Sheila of Medina were Monday tient an South Heron Hospital
afternoon visitors with Mr. and baying suffered a heart attack
Mrs. Lawrence Copeland. on Friday, Ile is progressing
Mr. .and Mrs. G. Whittaker favorably.
and family of Henson, were Sun -
Mrs, ,Gertrude Hockey under -
day guests of Mrs. A. Butters, evgein St. Josephs
Mr. and Mrs. Norris Webb and Hosentpitalsur, Londoryn sit TtiesdaY,
Julie spent Saturday in Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. William Craw-
,h4rs, Anna Denham visited overPatricia and Marlene of
Craw -
the weekend with her daughter, feed, Patr cia ,
Mrs. C. Vance and Mr, Vance Belmont visited leop Sunday with
Mr, A. J, Penhale and Grace,
Mr. and Mrs, L. Dykstra and
son, Martin, Mr. and Mrs, Tom
Van den -Bosch, and Mr. and
Mrs. II. de Vries and children,
Bart and Shirley, visited their
parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Martin
Dykstra in London Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kingma
and Mr. and Mrs, Peter Toorns-
tra were notified of the death
of their cousin, Nicolas Telma,
who was killed by a train near
Atwood, Saturday. They attend-
ed the funeral on Tuesday. .
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Smith
and Douglas visited in Exeter on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Newcombe,
Stratford. • visited in.' ..town last
week with, Mr.. and Mrd, Harold
Skinner • aittlt, ether relatrees,
Mrs, Eugene Beavers, Mrs.
Aubrey Farquhar and Mrs.
Harold Skinner. attended a tea
at the nurses' residence, St.
Joseph's- Hospital, London, spon-
sored by the Ladies' Hospital
Auxiliary in honor of the grad-
uating class. ,
Mr. and Mrs, C, H. Blowes
and Brenda, Preston and Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Grant and Helen,
London, spent Sunday with. Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Sweitzer and
family..
Mr, and Mrs. Fret! Nixon and
family, "Flint, Mich„ Mr. and
Mrs, Lyle Roberts and family
and Miss Fein Short of London
and Don Welsh spent Mother's
Day with Mrs. William Welsh,
Miss Greta Harness visited the
past' week with Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Hall and family, West-
port.
Centralia
at Dexter.
Dr, and Mrs. E. 'S, Steiner
Mr, Frank Louth returned to visited over the weekend with
Hamilton on Thursday after Mr, and Mrs Charles Lind, Ken-
dall, several .days with his New York,
grandmother, Mrs. W. L. Swit-
zer,
Mrs. George Morphy, Donald,.
Nelson and John were weekend
visitors in Toronto with Dr.
Morphy.
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Smith, Di-
anne and Douglas were Satur-
day evening guests with. Mr, and
Mrs. Harry Jeffery, Exeter.
Mrs. C. Jacques, St. Marys,
Mrs. A4, Jacques and Mr. Arlo
Copeland, Kirkton, were Sun-
day visitors with Mr, and Mrs,
Lloyd Jacques.
Mr, and Mrs. Bay Mills spent
Sunday in St. Marys with Mr.
Mrs. Hilton Laing, librarian,
and Mrs. 147. Mode, secretary -
treasurer of the Exeter Library
will attend the sessions of the
annual conference of the Ontario
Library Association held at the
University of Toronto Library.
Toronto, May 2?,, to 24.
Clark Fisher, who recently
sold his farm in Usborne and
Girl Gl-u .e.s
.,,-Coptinued: from Page d
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`,ther e o aG
times- t
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i�'�n
.crotta.used, witch we're expls g
thing they forget s.oane 4)f tla+a
items when. they start to tell Alan
and Aad about it. r thelittle.
1 wonder. •(Guides, how
family in the drawer at the Scout
Hall is getting along? That was
quite a discovery Lefty and .Joan
made! We can't say we're exact-
ly „crazy" about them -but then
on the other hand .a Guide is..a
friend to animals." Here's a
quizz for you girls.. -see h.ow much
you learned last week! What
three Tenderfoot knots are used ..
x
in raising: a flag. The first •�uided
to tell me the carr. et al; , e a
tie the knots correctly Thursday
night shall gain some points for
her patrol, Aliso well 1 w who
reads the Gu. ide column!!
Miss Carol Fletcher, South Hu-
ron High School queen aeeain-
panied by her mother, Mrs. M.
C. Fletcher, were guests along
with other Western Ontario Nigh.
School queens and their -escorts
on Friday of the London Free -
Press when they toured CI"PL
radio and TV stations and other
points of interest,
VT
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We may tiavo your
handbags, Melts w
knave not. been called )for.
we al;o not responsible ter
goods left :after 30 da�y ;*, we
would appt�eciat e i yos
would pick. your .articles up,
Mares and ioyt
Work Shoos
OXFORDS AND
i3OAFERS
Blick, Brawn and align
See Vs Before You 1tuq
Wuerthsr
Phone 252 Exsttar'
purchased a lot on James Street
from Miss Meta Salter, has the 1 �.�
foundation in far a new home.'
A number of airforce personnel "`~
from Centralia were guests of —--- i
some of the Exeter bridge play- 1•
ers at Armstrong's restaurant
and Mrs, Harold Levy. Monday evening, There were five
Mr, and Mrs. Roy Brock of tables in play andthe honors ---------
London visited with their .laugh. went to the visitors by a small 1 ��
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ter, Mrs. Lloyd Smith and Lloyd. xnarg•,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Swit-
zer, Judy and Dennis of London
spent Sunday afternoon with the
former's mother, Mrs, W. L.
Switzer,
Mr, Archie Chatten of London
was a visitor with his mother,
Mrs. ,H. Chatten, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cope-
land and Donna attended the
choral evensong 'and annual
service of students of London
Teacher's College at St. Paul's
Cathedral, London, on Sunday.
Donna is a choir member.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leslie, St.
Marys, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Steph-
ens and Donald, Ilderton, were
Friday evening guests with Mr.
and Mrs. J'. Tipping.
Mrs. 144, Copeland ,and Jean
spent Saturday at Canfield visit-
ing relatives.
Guests of Mr, and Mrs, Ira
SERVICE
STATION
For Lease
Immediate
Possession
Reasonable Rent'
APPLY H. 0. FREE
McCurdy on Sunday were: M.r.Phone 366 a Seafort(i
and Mrs. Fred Doupe and Grace,
Base Line. Mr, and Mrs. Roy
McCurdy, St. Marys, Mr. • and
Mrs. Freston Morrison, Kirk -
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Robs. Hardie,
Mrs. Head, Granton, Mr. and
Mrs, Ross Tufts, Kirkton, Mrs.
Bryce Skinner, Shirley and Larry
of Munro,. Mrs. Truman TuftS,
London, were Sunday visitors
Teachers
summer
Positions
— Continued from Page 5
service in the Parkhill church
on Sunday morning and were
guests with Mr, ant Mrs, Don
MacGregor and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Godbolt
and Lenore of Mitchell were Sun-
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
George Hicks.
Visitors at the hone of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Mc> alts on Sat-
urday were Mr. and .Mrs. Elmer
Atkinson of Marine City, Mich.,
and ori Sunday, Mr. and Mrs,
Win. Quinton and family, Mr,
and Tdrs. R. Lilley and family
and Miss Helen McFalis of Lon-
don. Helen is 'spending a couple
of weeks at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kennes,
Billy and Dale of Calgary, Alta.
visited for a few days with the
fortner's sister, Mrs. Fred Me-
Cutc.heon and family.
ldr. and Mrs. Alton Isaac were ,
among those who attended the '
graduation cxereises of St, Jos-
eph's Hospital School of Nurs-
ing at Thames Hall, University
of Western Ontario, on Wednes-
day evening of last week, Miss
Margaret Tasko was a graduate.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hod-
gins, Mr. and Mrs. George Bayn•
ham and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
1#owdeti were in Toronto over the
weekend where they attended
the Canada Packers Quarter
Century Club banquet at the
Royal. York hotel,
Miss. Wilda Pollock of Kitchen-
er was a weekend visitor with
Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Hicks.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Wilson
and Tonna May were. Sunday
visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
mer Wi.tson.
Mr, and Mrs M. flarilon and
family of Lobo 'were Sunday vis-
itors with the former's blether,
Mrs A. Ilariton.
The McCutcheon and Itodains
Quintette Will play three num-
bers at the Grotnway church on,
Sunday, May 26,
Mrs, E. Lamport has returned
to her home after spending a.
week with her son-in-law. and
daughter, Mr. acid Mrs. McI'Kee-
rir. in teeter.
Mr. Arthur Mei""alis fried at'
his 11,411ta on 'Tuesday. The do.
teased has 'been in poor health
for some time.
Positions with guaranteed
income for elementary teach-
ers with at least two years
experience.
Write
MRS. W. KEYES
R.R. 3 Seaforth, Ontario
for interview.
e SEE !.
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ANDY
McLEAN
Liberal Candidate in Huron
CKNX-TV
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6:25 - 6:30 p.m.
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THURSDAY, MAY 23
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