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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1947-07-10, Page 4P THE.SEAFORTH NEWS HARLOCK-. i B.S. No. 11 and 7 of I 3.tt lett held a pionie on the grounds of No. 7 school on Monday, June 30. The afternoon's programme of sports got under way with a ball game between the pupils of the two schools: The score was 20- 19 in favor of No, 7. The winners ill the races were as follows: punning races ---Girls 'O and under, Lenora Ha- milton, Elda Riley, Agues Riley, Boys 6 and under; Tommy Rooney, Carman, Riley, Keuy MoonGirls 8 and :under, Dorothy Knox, Betty Sturdy, Marilyn Riley, Boys 8 and under, Bob Reid, Doug Riley, Arnold Riley: Girls 10 and uuder, Marjorie Knox, Helen Ha- milton, Donna McVittie. Boys 10 and - under, Don Horton, Bob Reid, Hugh Coiquhoru• Girls 12 and under, Anne Pairservice, Marjorie Knox, Ola Fan - grad, Boys 12 and under, Harold Knox, Gordon Hesk,, Art. Hoggart: Girls 14 and under. Anne Fairsertice, Marjorie Knox, Janet Pollard: Boys 14 and under, Tornmy Lloyd, Reg Hesselwood, Harold Knox. Young ladies, Irene Knox, Velum Heslc,;Helen Lear, Young uteri, Benny Riley;. Alan Shaddick; Gleu Carter. Married ladies, Hazel Reid, Isabel Colson, Clara Riley. Married men, Alan Shaddick, Ben Riley, Bill Knox, Three-legged race, 10 and under, Helen Hamilton and Ola Fangrad, Donna McVittie and Marjorie Knox. Harold Knox and Don Horton, Three legged race, 14 and under, Gordon Hesl_ and Alurray Co1- quhoun, Donna McVittie and Marjorie Knox, Jean McVittie and Anne Fair - service. Sack race, 10 and under, Art Hoggart, Marjorie Knox, Helen Ha- milton, Sack race 14 and under, Tom - thy Lloyd,' Douglas Shobbrook, Mar- jorie Knox. Sack race, men, Tommy Lloyd, Donald Horton. Shoe -pile race, Marjorie -kin slipper, > j Ji Scott. Kicking 11e , Jim Iii Knox Kicking shoe, Glen Carter. Run- ning high jump 10 and under, Helen Hamilton, Bob Reid. Boys 14 and under, Murray Colquhonu, Tommy Lloyd. Girls. 14 and under. Janet Poll- ard, Anne F lir ervice: men. Alan Shaddick. Glen Carter; ladies, Beryl Reid. Janet Pollard. The men's ball game between the team trom No. ; and No. 11 ended with Nu. 11 leading by e few runs. The serving of lunch ladies to close the brought a by .? tndr-.. non t the g ► e'-con'l very anec•eesful picnic held by these two schools, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Shepherd and family. Mr. and Alrs. Peter McDonald. ► Mrs. Lorne Badley and childreu, at- tended thr? Walls re -union picnic in ► Stratford Park on 1st of July. There were also friends present from Lon- ' desbvro ilcIiiilo SI a wauosh 0 sii- p awe, Brantford. Jarvis and other points. A very enjoyable b]e day was spent. Mrs. Leo Watt and Jessie returned me from Loudon on Saturday. n Saturda . We know •'•ie's 1 is to Jena e areleased g p more comfortable than before and she is now able to be up some In a wheel chair. We bope she continues to improve, Jimmie Scott from Toronto is holi- • h homeo Mr. an Mrs, d a in at the f d y g Leo Watt and other friends. Some of the men belonging to the beef ring have been busy lately get- ting the slaughter -house moved to the farm of Mr. Arthur Colson and now have it on a good cement found- ation and put in a cement floor. Mr. and Mrs. E. Knechtel held a birthday party at their home in Lon- don for Mr. Joseph Bewley of near Walton on Friday, July 4th, There were present Mr; and Mrs. Joseph Bewley, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bell, Mr. and Airs. Albert Voeden, Mr, Reece Ferris, Mr, and Mrs. Clopp and son, of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Bell and children and Miss Mlle Bell. Mr. j - and Mrs Knechtel being 25 years married the next day. the two cele- ► brations were held. We wish to ex- tend congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. Knechtel, also to Mr. Bewley and wish them many happy returns of the day. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rapson attended the presentation party on Thursday evening of last week in Loudesboro hall in honor or Mr. and Mrs. Tom ► F ► ► Your CA��f Buy ♦�-I BETTER ; TRUcK fo TIRE aTalvy CHECK THESE GOODYEAR FEATURES • Tough tread for lone r er wear, g. mileage. • Diamond tread de- sign for super 4 -way non-skid safety trac- tion. • Greater resistance to fatigue atiorgheat b owe outs, • Greater resistance to tread cracking, chhp- ning or cutting. Mason of Summerhill who recently sold their store. .A. nicely worded ad- dress was lead. and a case of silver ware presented. Mr. Mason replied, thanking his friends, and his daugh- ter, formerly Miss Marion Mason, also spoke a few words of appreciation. There wag a large crowd present and all appeared -to enjoy theinselves. Ltinch'of ceff8re; sandwiches and cake was served. ELIMVILLE The Elimville Sunday School held their annual picnic on 'Thursday, July 3rd at the Seaforth Lion's Club Park with about 120 present. Dinner. was served at 12:30 with a good crowd. Sports followed about o'croek. After the races they all en- joyed a good ball game. Supper was then served about • 5.30 with every- one reporting- a. good time. Those on the sports coinmitteewere: A rs. MrsoiCBell,Mrs. Clifton Brock,, , Clarence Hawkins and Miss Ruth Skinner. Winners of races are as follows: Girls under six, Sylvia' Johne, Grace • Routly; boys under six. Grant Skinner, Lennard Haw- kins girls 6-3, DomtaGILT' :ham Mary Skinner; boys 6-8, Fred Del - bridge, Bobby Pooley; girls 8-10, Hazel Sperling:, Jean Gilfilian: boys 3-10, Ross Hunter; Kevin Delbridge; girls 10-14, Dorothy 'Pooley, June Walters; boys 10'-14, Billy Gilfillan, Donnie Stephen; young ladies' race, Wanda Stephen, June Walters; young .mens' race, Billy Gilfillan, Earl Hunter; mewled women, Mrs. - Harold Bell, Mrs. Clifton Brock; married men, Mr. Howard Johns, Mr. Garnet Johns; exercise race, Mr. Kenneth Johns, Mr, Elgin -Skinner; wheelbarrow race, Dorothy P.00leY and Betty Bailey,ev, Billy Hevt ood rind Earl Hunter; minute race Mrs. Ted Pooley; soap race, Mrs. Clifton, Brock's side; beauty contest, Elgin Skinner and Mrs. Alvin Pym, Mrs, Gilbert Johns and Alvin Cooper: snot race for ladies, Mrs, Everett Skinner, • HENSALL Mrs. Janet Britnell Mrs. Janet Britnell, widow of Donald (Don) Britnell -died at her home in Hibbert Township on Friday in her lith year following a lengthy illness. Born in Hibbert Township, she was the former Janet Drover and a member of . the Chiselhurst United Church. Surviving are three daughters Edna) Mrs. W. R. Kins- man, Cromarty, Isobel, Sratford and Mae) Mrs. J. McLellan, Toronto; four sons, Thomas and William, Hibbert Township. Wilson, Kirkton,. Cliff of Exeter. l ser- vice Public f vice was held from her home on Monday at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. R. A. Brook. Interment in McTag gart's cemetery. HARRIS—In Exeter, at Mrs. God - bolt's Nursing Home on Friday, July 4th to Mr. and Mrs. Percy Harris, a daughter. Lois Tinney is holidaying at the home of her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Eyre. Mrs. Jas. Morris and family of Goderich are visiting with the for- mer's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. Chipchase. Mrs. D. Churchill and daughter Miss Elvira Churchill of Toronto are occupying their cottage at Hay- field. Judith Sheddick of Hensall and Catharine and Jimmy Lavelle of Palmerston are spending a week's vacation there. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Simpson, Billie and Bobbie of Detroit are holidaying with the former's mother Mrs. L. Simpson. Mr, and Mrs. R. D. Bell of London visited recently with relatives and friends here. Mrs. Mary Pope of London was a recent visitor with friends here. i Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Tudor at- tended the Old Boys' Reunion in Dundas last week. Mrs, Donald Chlew of Los Angeles is visiting with her parents Mr. and Mrs, Cornelius Cook. } A number of local fishermen formed a club at a meeting on Fri- day evening and plans were made to (lainthe creek 011 No. 4 highway and start trout in it in the hear future. Mr, and Mrs. Norman -Jones visit- ed recently with their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson. RANNTE—In Clinton General Hos- pital on Saturday, July 5, to Mr, and Mrs, S. G. Rennie of Hensallk. a daughter. Air, A, D. McEwen is enjoying a trip to Western Canada, GE1 THE FACTS AND YOU'LL GO GOODEAf Seaforth Motors Chev.-Olds. Bales Service PHONE 141, SEAFORTH, ONT. CONSTANCE Miss McTaggart, Mrs, Joseph Fer- guson and Alla• Joel. Pepper of Hen- sel' visited lith Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Buchanan on Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. Kelso Adams have bought a store at Saltford and get possession on July 15th. Air. and Mrs. Joseph Hutt and family pf Toronto are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Buchanan. l,ev, J. C. and Airs. Britton and family of Thamesville are spending a few holidays with Mr. and' Mrs. Wil- liam Britton. Mr, and Mrs. Roy McDonald of Brigden and Miss Evelyn Sinclair visited with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stephenson Tuesday evening. Mr, Fred Wallace, Mr, Robt. Hall- man and Miss Alice Hallman of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ball and' Sharon, Mr. and Mrs. Joliii Sanderson and Sylvia were visitors at the hone of Air, and Mrs. Austin Dexter on Sunday last. Miss Doris Lawson of London spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lawson: Mr. and Mrs. Norman Minkie and lir. Leonard 'Shepherd of Griffin, Sask., visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Riley and Mr, and _Mrs. Frank Riley on Thursday, Mrs. Andrew Reekie and children of London visited with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Britton over the weekend. Miss Marion Lawson of Kitchener visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lawson, on Thursday. Mrs. Lorne Lawson, Mrs. Ephraim Clarke and Ellwood Clarke spent Tuesday in London, Mr. Kelso Adams has purchased a grocery store, stock and equipment auSaltford near G oder icli and gets possession on the 14th of July. We are very sorry to lose .Mr, and Mrs. Adams. Our best wishes follow them to their new home. May success crown their every effort in thein chosen vocation. The Constance W,II.S. held their open meeting Wednesday, July 2nd with auxiliaries from • Northside, Seaforth, Winthrop, and Burns, as their guests, and Rey. Mr. Stanway. of Brucefield, as guest _speaker. Mrs. Ernest Adams, vice-president, opened the meeting• by repeating the 23rd psalm in unison. Mr, Penman,. Mrs. W. 'Britton and Mrs. Clarence Montgomery offered prayer. Mrs. Adams told a story, "Happiness" as the title. Sang hymn 681, then Mrs. Dexter took over. Mrs. D. Mt llsot gaveaorbla reading, 1 st Psalm. The offering was then taken by Mrs. Earl Lawson and Mrs. Leo Stephen- son. Mrs, Peter Lindsay gave the address of welcome. n me. The Constance quartet, Mrs. Clarence Montgomery, Mrs. George Macl wain, Mrs. Ethel Stephenson and Mrs. W. Britton sang, "This Wonderful Christ is Mine". Mrs. W. Leeming told a splendid temperance ";tory. Sang hymn 259 "Jesus Saves", a duet• by the Misses Blanchard "Jesus is real to me". Miss Ida Leiper favoured with 'a splendid instrumental. Mrs. Roy Lawson told a beautiful story, "How to be happy", to do something beautiful, to see beauty in some- thing,' to say something beautiful each day, then Mr. Stanway gave a thrilling address on missionary. work he said the people in Canada are not awakened to world missions and apart from the church no one can solve world peace. Hymn 496 was sung and Mr. Penman closed the meeting with prayer. A social half hour was spent and a delicious lunch was served by the young ladies and this brought a wonderful afternoon to a close. BRUCEFIELD The strawberry social held on the manse lawn Friday evening . was a great success; over six hundred tickets were sold, Many enjoyed the play "Happiness Ahead," after the supper. Miss Violet Petrie of Sault Ste. Marie is visiting with her sister Mrs. Robert Allan, Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Burdge of Gode- rich are enjoying their vacation with relatives here. The W. M. S. held their monthly meeting on Tuesday afternoon, This meeting was in charge of the Home. Helpers secretary Mrs. A. Allan, The worship service was taken by Mrs. C. Haugh, who opened the meeting with hymn "0 for a thousand tongues to sing", followed by prayer and scrip- ture reading, Neh, 2; 17.20, Hymn. "Rise up 0 men of God." Mrs. H. Dalrymple, the president, had charge of the business. It was decided we send a gift to our missionary for Prayer, Miss W. Harris of China. The missionary programme "What of the ,Church of Asia", was taken by the Hoare Helpers. . All appreciated the duet sung by Mrs. A. Mustard and Mrs. J. Burdge. In the programme, Mrs. Allan was assisted by Mrs. J. Cornish, Aire. J. McDonald, Mrs. W. Haugh, Mrs, R. P. Watson, Mrs. L. Eyre, Miss V. Petrie and Mrs, A. Ham. A vote of thanks was given to all who helped, Hymn "Lord of light" was sung and Mrs. Allan closed the meeting with the. benediction. The. Sunday School and congregational picnic was held at Bayfield on Wed- inesday, July 9th. , THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1947 VARNA Mr, and Mrs. 3, Dinsmore of Wind - Ai. A. with Ml's. company tl • in C x3 sol 0 1 Stephenson of Hensall called Satur- day on the former's uncle, Mr, Jaines'' Stephenson. ' Mr, Fred Davidson or Detroit call- ed Saturday on Mrs, M. G. Beatty and Miss, 1\iosso1), Mr. 'and Mrs. Laytitem 'and family, :Miss Beatty. Rev. and Airs. Abrallem and fam- ily of London were guests at the home of Mrs, L. Beatty and Edith. AIr. and Mrs, Argo and family with the letter's mother, Mrs. MCCounell. Miss Lorne and Douglas 'Heard of Stratford with their grandpm•ents,, Mr, and Mrs. M, Elliott.• The Clutterfaintly held a reunion at Springb"artk Stinclay• Mr., and Mrs. «'m, Colclough of Woodstock ' were renewing acquaint- antes in and around the village last week. Mr.. and Airs. Parsons and famil • 3 of Skaffa spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. John Alclington. AIr,• and Mrs. Cecil Wiley in com- pany with Mr. and Mrs, G1'ilnllle of Detroit, were week end guests at the home pf the former's sister Mrs. Gertie Reid, Mr, and Mrs,: Gordon Marks, Ross and Carol of Toronto spent the weekend with brothers; Mr, and Airs, Harold Connell and Mr. and Mrs, Roy Connell of 'Clinton. Mrs, Chas Whitman •of Lansing, Mich., Mr, and Mrs. H. Whitman of Willowrun, "spent the weekend with sister Mrs. G. Connell and attended Sturdy picnic near Holmesville, Mr. Geo. Connell, Mrs. H. Connell and children Claytbn and baby Ellen also attended the Sturdy picnic. Air. and Mrs. Roy Connell of Clin- ton attended the Sturdy picnic. KIPPEN The congregational and Sunday School picnic' of Kipper and Hills - green will he held at Jowett's Grove, Bayfield, Thursday, July 17th, at 2.30 p..m., featuring a full line of sports and games. Everyone in these com- munities is urged to attend and bring a picnic lunch, The July meeting of the lCippen East Women's Institute has been postponed owing to the Seaforth Lion's frolic being held Wednesday evening, July 16. Further particu- lars in next week's paper. , Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McBride and Donna and Mr, and Mrs. Cleve Cochrane spent last week end at Manitoulin, Sudbury and North Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Love of Cairoi Mich., are visiting with their many friends in this vicinity. ,• Mr. R. J. Cooper has resigned his position as manager of the 'Co-op which he has held for many years. Dr, Jas. Jarrott of New York is spending his vacation with his mother and other friends, Mr. Thomas Atchison. of Winni- peg is calling on friends in this community. It is over fifty years since he left these parts and no doubt sees many changes. Mr. John C. Doig of Detroit spent the weekend with his mother, McKILLOP The death occurred in. London of Miss Mary O'Sullivan, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, P. O'Sullivan of MCliillop'townSllip, in her SSth year. Funeral took place from Cleary'e Funeral home, Seatorth, and thence to St. Coliunbart Church for requiein high masssung byRev. Father O'Drowski, and to St, Colnnlban cemetery for interment. The pall bearers were Joseph Carlin, Vincent Lane, Joseph Kale, John Devereaux, Patrick Ryan, Joseph McQuaid: She leaves to mourn her loss three sisters and a brother, Mrs. Agnes Wilcl, Bay- field; Mrs, N. Farrell, Portland, Oreg., Airs. Joseph Downey, Vancouver. Johnf McKillop. A broth r: Wash.; o Mc op brother. - James O'Sullivan predeceased her .1 by four months. Many friends and re- latives from London, Clinton, Strat- ford, Waterloo, Kinkora and Detroit, attended the funeral, BRODHAGEN .Diegel Reunion The 10th annual Diegel Reunion was held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Harold. Rock on July 1st with about 100 present. Lunch was served for both dinner and supper, and races and games were enjoyed by young John Edwin Ball The funeral of. John Edwin Ball, Goderich, took place from the Wheeler funeral home, Toronto street, on Saturday, at 2:30 p.m. Rev. C. Cope. of North Street United Church, officiating. Interment was in Clinton cemetery, Mn' Ball died at his home from the effects of a stroke suffered after he returned from a picnic. He was born 80 years ago near Auburn, a son of the late John and Sarah Palmer Ball. For 50 years he operated a farm in Tuck- ersmith township, retiring to live in Goderich five years ago. He was a member of North Street 'United Church. In 1893 he married Seine, Crich, who survives with two sons, Oscar • J. Ball, Detroit, and James Clarence, Grosse Isle, Mich; two daughters, Mrs. Norman Habkirk, Detroit, Mrs, Clayton Martin, Kitch- ener; two brothers, William, Clin- ton; Antos, Goderich; three sisters. Mrs. John Gibbings, Clinton; Mrs, David Wright, Londesboro, and Mrs. Wesley Vodden, Summerhill. FOR SALE 2 heifer calves a few days, old. Roy McGeoch, phone 663 r 3. R THEATRE Seaforth £ th .� THURS, FRI, SAT. . NOW PLAYING TI ' ,I'LL •BE YOURS" with DEANNA DIURBIN — TOM DRAKE This, pleasant light Romance, inse with nfteL•tive;,masicril panels should "make nappy entertainment for all. MON, TUES. WED. "CLOAK AND DAGGER" with Gary Cooper and Lilli Palmer Titis story is neatly packaged with thrills, suspense, romance, action and the blood and thunder of war NEXT THURS. FRI. SAT. "NEVER SAY GOODBYE" with Errol Flynn and Eleanor Parker You will want to see this gay, light-hearted production COMING:' ADULT E+NTERTAINlOIENT "THE BIG SLEEP" with Humphrey La B p Y - Lauren acall c l• to raSEY r.-. incl ggia off, ' ,ley Ann of Guelph with Mr, and Mrs, John G. Hinz. Congratplations to Maureen Hinz who received first` class honors in Piano. exams, and ,to•Betty Jean Hinz who received honors in. vocal exams: Mr: anti Mrs:, Oscar Elligson and Sharon of Kitchener with Mr. and Mrs, J. G. Hinz, Mrs, C. Sippel, Me. and Mrs. Milton Sippel, Farrel aud Claudette of Tavi- stock with Mr. and Mrs.• D. Hinz. Mr: and Mrs. Henry Scherba'tlt and Karen and Mr, and Mrs. W. Stender of Detroit with relatives. Mrs, Annie Kuntz of Baden, Mi-, and Mrs. Leslie Kuntz and Faye of Toronto, Mi', Robert Kuntz of Kitch- suer, Air. Roy Amstein, • Kitchener, with Mr. and Mrs: John Amstein. Mr. and_ Mrs Manuel Beuermann, Ray and Wayne, Mr. G. Mueller and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Beuermanu and Ro- bert attended the Magus Reunion at Cheeiey July lst, Mr. and Mrs, Id Wessman and Mrs. S. Collins of Mitchell with Mr. and Mrs, Harold Diegel. • Air: and Airs. Harvey Beuerman and Ronald of Seaforth and Mrs: S with o � t 'A r, i Harry Beuerman, Air. and Airs. Alfred Beuer- man, Larry and Diane,' of Seaforth, with Air. and Airs. Louie Hillebreeht, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Whitfield, Mar garet and Linda Jean, of St. Cather Ines, with AIr. and Airs. Russell Sholdice, Ali•, and Mrs. Lawrence Rock of De- troitwith r o t N I. and Mks. Geo. Eichmeir Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Bressler Mid Cherry of Stratford, Mr, and Airs. Howard Querengesser and Susan of Waterloo, with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. '�� Quer n e e ss r, and Mrs. John er, M Mueller returned to their home in Hamilton after spending three weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Aug, Hiliebrecht, ;anti old. Richard Allan Leonbardt, 4 riontlts, sore sof Air. and Airs. Mervin Leonhardt, Mitchell, was, youngest present. Mrs.. John 0, Diegel, oldest lady present; Mr: George H. Leon- hardt, oldest man .present. Later t married couple Mr. and Mrs, Dave Davis of 'Fulla•ton. After the snippet• Hour the President, Geo. Rock, tooll charge of the business period. Russe Sholdice, Secretary, read the minutes of the last reunion. The following are the officers for 194S: President, Bert Haney; Secretary, Rnssell Sholdice sports committee—Mrs. Henry L. Die - gel, Mrs. Henry Steinbach, Mrs. Geo. Young,, Earl Doyle, Carl Steinbach, Irvine'Leonba•clt, An invitation front McKillop. `t Vogel, Laron ul Mrs. 1'I Air. m to hold the reunion at their Place, July lst, '1945 was accepted. The uieeting closed with the national an- them. The evening was spent in dancing. Mrs, Jack Smith of Toronto with Mrs. Sophie Bennewies. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Grove, Harold and Bobby of Detroit, Mr, and Mrs. ri with Mr. and r• • f Londo RayHat o Mrs, Louie G. Rock. Mi'. Carmen Mogk received honors at the Embalmers Examination held in Toronto two weeks ago. Miss Gertrude Iierbei•t of California with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herbert. Masters Ray and Wayne Byerman have been holidaying at the Home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hippie, Mitchell, Mr. George Mogk is working in Ha- milton erecting a house for Mr. Joe Berry. Donald Ahrens has taken a position in Dublin with the Dublin Cr egggrader for the sum- mer months. Miss Joyce Querengesser is spend- ing several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Arbuckle in Toronto. Rey, and Mrs, G. Alberti of Ridge- field, , N J. with Rev. and Mrs. Schultz Miss Audrey Green with her uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. E. Livernois, London. Mr, and Mrs, Don Barber and Shit': BORN PEIFFER-In Detroit Hospital on July Ord, to Mr, and Mrs. Richard Pedlar (Ethel McDougall), a daughter, Diane Marie. - EXCELLENCE FLOUR MILLS, LIMITED SEAFORTH, ONT. 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