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,, lis recalls Seaforth Mrd.HcFaul as 11 . I ,,, I I 1: a short business period. The roll . �
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- other occupAxit ��ci , When, he, visited. the.4up, �! . — and evening, when the congregation Orite Radio Program." T e em- It p.,.,
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1. � the -form . I e every',suEpmer 11 �,;,� proyerneuts, which had been done tion to attend ,the ,Clinton Institut . VA
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JW-4wo years old,. she had- been strap in the lower hall, Rev. and Mrs W. ' which will, not appear .1. "'.41 1 .11'� 1,,-.!��.� �,
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. years to the town Which -has raised so . I Nov. 3, at 10 , twwo,
=arried a, little over two , command to the victim to "Hold looked perfectly'go9d, to t#d'p0'0pX ' w�wlyinducted minister. . a -m. . -1 114.-, ,"I F,
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I I from the JAII-like structures liked. to ,spend , r�.00oial speaker at the 76th � pening with ge inging In Car- flors M hap,�
l, companied by exhortations to hing expedi. anniversary services in North. Mrs. Elmer Stephenson, Mr. Gordon Of the Institute Carol. Thhtotto, I � I'� I ,,,I� � ,
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cently in Vancouver that Old Mae tions. or Sunday will be Rev. William G. M - Physical Fibre;" was taken by Three ,sons .of Mi. and, Uip ` '
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Egmondville United Church held Pupils Actej'.in Honor Berry, M.A., B.D., Toronto. Mr. ed the gues ��!""'�� M,
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. IV 99alliversary Services \Ialat Sunday, Berri has for several years Mr. and Mrs. Milroy, and Mrs. W. speaking particularly ,of recreation �h _111 � I, I 11.pn , I
� Ali this is admirable, and the liminaries and g�ave him a thrash- When we arrived at our, -teens '��,�,,,, , ,
,in social and evan� F. MeMillan were at the door In for the housewife. She stated that -to hospital Sunday after ,t g , W.-,, ,;��,.-
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� Thait-sgiving Day was -.also ob- Use Qf Recreation , 11 ".
I . ona the Town of ,Seaf6rtb, on erecting limbo of forgotten things, ,and juv- neither cold nor solemn. There is - -1 - %� , "
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Mannelgraph to illustrate its mean.�. The Ontario System of eduic On Ing On, the front platform year in e I rs. Adin Forbes, Mrs. James me car veered from the rdit �';
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tiful school buildings in the world, after years, had more historical The change in the pupil& was mir- es the Present, Public School In- Mae Smith, Mrs. J. W. Modeland, eine Over the Years." The pro- summoned help at the farm 'home �. . �,;z
. ftg vdth others. ress of medicine is, almost a fairy of Carl Vock, R -R. 1, Bornholm. . 1. 1,17.
. Prior to the serviee, MISS. Marion, would be the most highly educated significance than the figure of aculous. This A -as play and the spector J. H. Kinkead told mem- Cecil Pullman and Bernard Nott 9 , �. ...�.� , �
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, : country in, the world, instead Of Napoleon, standing on a hill at discussions thereon �ere fast and bars of the Presbyterial Men's entertained With musical numbers. tale, he stated. Several diseues, Meanwhile, the oldest brother Ken. . , ' !Iil
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. , . among demo- Ratisbon, or that of Nelson Stand- furious. We did not realize until Club at their first fall dinner meet- ,
Alvanto on the piano. At the offer- the least educated "",
tory. lift. James Flannigan render- crated nations. It Is the teachers Ing on the deck of his ship Victory long afterwards that we were be- Ing'ln the church Tuesday even- ' ,betes, tuberculosis, up I;Q�the 1920's Police believ, he was thrown from ' ��':,":"
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sang two anthems. Mrs. Emmerson. happy is the school that has. a de, blind eye. In our childhood, da lessons on the three R's were just he - 7 ' 30 Kenneth and Ronald, r I oported i � I I"
Darat and Mrs. Warden Haney voted band of teachers. Looking it meant the flaming sword of jug- as good and they could not be sur- .was 'not so sure of answers to . thrb,rabosis, with no diagnosis Z
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sang, a duet- back over the history of the public tice and, in our maturity it was the passed. problems in education now as he r of dea-th, a definite disease of our three, were. taken to Straij!6�,d G�u- ' all",
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I I school In Seaforth, all the early symbol of (Lays well spent and duty e 1500 Pupils had been 12 years ago, r , ' ;..,,&,
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I . and personal influence of L. L. As we grew old enough to study the H years that he was Principal eratio'n or more ago had shown its Hensall Town Hall was pa.eked . , .1�4"
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g le are becoming more health con- Provincial Police Constajbiel� �C`iix� . ".." .
-- - Q&er: in Ex-eter Tue. it is, quite nituial that when for- by a phenomenon that was as cer- and some lie. in the fields Of POPPY ture, he -Indicated, and the British munity Agricultural School Fair. 1) I U ,, * ` "I N
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, . mer residents Of the town sit down tain as, the rising sun—he was al- of the Old World. was Ron a 0 a man Hogg, Straftord detaciiin .. ., I
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up! might be are living, wherever they are, whe- way of life at that time. Today, he Mock, one of the directors of the � . :,:, ��.
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I of Mining schools in connection youth, ,theY, do riot put much em- late and t, a 11 e , , , ,
I - ,but hou ,again ,he .. e -farming-,_or in any. oc- urt0a Nations in an gttemPt to Winners were as follows: recita- "We sho,Ad, rq;gelliber that while _�, 1 ,�7� �,, 7 ..- ,,,,, _':'_--1.-_.., ,._._,�', ___ , �
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., ? -ortan . ChUr eh Jlj�oir , t4ioughts have to do with always t,ions, Second Grade and under, Progress is good in :,�,
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poli�shed and member their old schoolma'ater� uncertain and apprehensive. Catherine Rossell, Hensall P.S.; has also brought -more cases, of .-
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I . , WAen a hot supper *as, Served to in their scho Tue - ry. . .
. - How could he do it? What was of toil is the best life to pursue. creasing population, through en- fourth grades, Margie Elgie, 2 1"
teen-agera and members, of the' personalities of the teachers affect Revie'w Organization � !'��'.`�',
I i . � missionar groups of the ed them. Probably ibecause Mr. Me- the secret when we could not travel He was the last of the old Guard. larging birthrate and immigration ersmith; Sharon McBride, Hensal ; Mrs. W. Coleman, Seatorth, gave � �, �-
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, � " . ,gburdb" of ,Clinton, Auburn, The grass is just as green, To-, The first regular meeting of the , �,,�
,h, Blyth, Seaf6rth arid lie had the greatest impact on the dirt off the streets? Weknow now costs as responsible for most of speaking, ay" subject, Marion Bel, Ing was enjoyed. The Zurich In- ",
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I 1. largest number of Pupils. that anything is possible with el- barefooted b the headaches in financing educa- 1 Tuckersnif.h; Marie Sinclair, 2 stitute provided much merriment St- l a . , , , ,
, , Hessall. se and, a passion for or. Ae sporting just as we did then, tion. In the case of high schools, Tuckersinith , - Connie ,Corbett, 10 I with their skit, "Little Red Riding �Ociatitin was held last week in, ` ' I .,j;z
� Among the clergy present 'were'. in my childhood days there were bow grea . ; :".�
I . der, and a man in Calgary told -me ,with'spirits just as gay; he pointed out, even the creation Hay; public 6eaking, grades 7 and I Hood." A duet -by Migs Doris Dublin Continuation School .va.ith ,;
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in Sea- But the Master sleeps upon the. I districts or areas Ili an attempt 8, Gwen Spencer, Hensall; Bob: Schwartz and Mrs. Ted Insley, I 1�
. a. mcmillan, Goderich; ffiiv. H. T. under any, circumstances—the to)Wn that he learned two things of president, w _�
schoolmaster. forth -public school: always to pol- which coated o'er with snow, Tuckersmith. Crediton, and a reading by Mrs. Ducharine, the as in . ,.��
l %Wton., Brussels; Rev. J. B. Fox, policemen. and the Provided us a sliding Place, just to spread out costs., has not fully Clark, 1 and under, I were enjoy- the chair, And Rev, Dr. Ffoulkes ... ;, t�
min- Both - solved the difficulty as the demand Vocal solo, girls 10 IW, Love, Grand Bend, . �11
. H,ensall. Rev. D. R., Sinclair, of them seemed to be the ish regularly his own shoes, and al fifty years ago. for more classrooms and teachers Margaret Hoggarth, 7 Hibbert; t ed. . opened the meetiil�g with a .prayer. : "',
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speakers, were � We hear of many solutions, Mr. Keys, Hensall; vocal solo, girls 10 Lillico, Seaforth, brought the pro- en,t,Teacher Organization followed.
, the dinner., ,The Legion Auxiliary Has I over, Dianne Rannie, Hensall; igram to an enjoyable close. Mrs. The first speaker, Dr. Thomas Molm I
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4 y space in the hope the demand will Howe, 7 Hibbert; vocal solo, ,boys thanks to all those taking Part in short s�no �,
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I In Ws, remarks prior to the meet.- Courses to.Start Here Nov. 5 The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Sea- dards. and salaries of teachers; in Jack half-hour were enjoyed. !zed four years ago, and explained I _�_.
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. . . . . I . - BrAch of the Canadian Le- revert to the 'one- Munn, 7 Hibbert; vocal solo, boys ,Committees for the November 6 �
11 � . I .. ing,p,roper,.Rev. H. T.Fult,DB, BrU§-' .- 1. � _ �. . . . *� forth . high schools Jack M,oylan reviewed the work- of
, � � 10 and over, Nelson M-cClinchey, 2 euchre arid dance are as follows:
— eels, -predicted an upward surge of I ion entertained three auxiliaries— course' program of education as in the P.T.A. in general, while J'ames �
Expecting more applications than Mr. Kinkead noted Tuckersmith; Lester Riley, 7 Hib- tables and chairs, Mrs. E. Whit- �,
ghe obristian church which had not I McQuaid ,spoke on the Federation �
, the courses will.bandle, L. P. -Plum- Kippen WMS Members Goderich, Blyth and Brussels—Wed- former years. bert; Marlin Hildebrandt, Hensall; Mrs. J. McLean; lunch, Mrs. I
. , been heard of for some, time. Fol- n,esday evening. he Could not agree with many of more, of P.T.A. of Ontario. Mrs. Frank "I
, . lowing the opening exercises, Miss steel, last Friday named chairman Name New Committees A musical program, Which in- these suggestions, and remarked duet, vocal, two parts, Mary Ann E. Cameron, Mrs, W. Coleman; priz- Bowman explained how the meet- I I �
, udith McGee, a missionary from of a management committee in At October Meeting eluded a sing -song, solo by Eva that Canadians, complaining about Rannie and Jean Koehler, Hensall; es. and tallies, Mrs. A. Crozier:
. and Mildred Howe, 7 Hibbert; punchers, Mrs. E. Kerr, Mrs G ings were to be carried out . .
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. 0 Jae Jhansi field in India,'sbowe charge of Rural Community Night �. L* At the conclusion- of the busin as - r.
, glitildes, depleting the progres& being ' The October meeting of the Kipl mental by Miss M, Lillico, and a far rnore annually on enter ' tain- Patsy and Betty Bell, 10 HaY; chor- Horner, Mrs. H. Hugill, Mr session, an educational and en . ter-
, made the!re. School classes here, said this week pen United W.M.S. was held last duet of piano and pi ario,ap cord Lan ment and personal pleasures than us and unison, No. 7 Hibbert,_ 2 Carter, Mrs. �ames Doig ,and Mr..;. taining program followed.., Mary
r f The,gathering was divided into the committee will be iorced to week at the home of Mrs. Ralph by Mrs. H. Jessome and Ena LIU- on their children's Schooling. Tuckersinibli, 1 Tuckersmith. Sandy Doig. Margaret Co"yne performed two tap . ..�
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. I th,e W�M.S. officers and other in- titude" when applications prior to hostess. Mrs. Sinclair led in pray- of the evening was spent in eon- Differences in school methods to- � ace); Caroline Smillie, Hen- Mrs. Joseph Melady on the piano. . .
.". 0 terested meinbers, telling how new the November 5 commencement of er and the worship was taken by tests and ganies. day, the systems of standards us -,,first Yl la and over, Beth SglVlng The Glee -Club sang two numbers, .
. and Interesting programs can be courses are received. Mrs. John Sinclair and Mrs. H, A draw for a ecocheted doily was ell, Ways of assessing learning and , sall; piano solo, Mark Thank ' * �_.,
,111; t amed books Sponsored Jointly by the Depart- Mrs. Albert GOddard and Charles Mickle (tied "Lovely Lady Dressed in Blue" and
1planned. She aJso n and the com- Caldwell. held. it was won by I the curriculum, are often a "TuYs-, foi- first place); Sharon Smillie, "Shades of Evening." Rosemary
l Which could, be Used for reference ment of Agriculture. Mrs. C. Kennedy, Hensall, sang Kneeshaw, Goderich. M rs . John tery" to parents, he sai , and this, - solo Lane gave a humorous address on. ,.1
� The inforina- inunity programs ibranch of the De- of ceremon- is another problem fa e ca-lHensall; piano duet oi I Seaforth Churches titled, "Pigs," for which she had �
l 10 in these programs, partment of -Education, -the courses two solo$, accompanied by Mrs. Taylor wa9 mistress cing du ca. Mickle, 'Peggy Goddard, Hen -sail; received second prize at the Mc- I
- -gion -made members more aware of Ross Broadfoot. Twenty-seven tea, while Mrq. George Baian, the tors. In order to stabilize edu piano duet or trio, over 10, Jane were held in
I fte -work being done in Canada, are almog at providing low-cost in- members. answered the roll call, president. welcomed' the guests. Lion in our time, Mr. Kinkead con- , Dedication Services Killop -School Fair.
I pencer and Charles Northside United ,Church last A debate by Grade IX students .�,
. I -which includes Chinese work, hos- struction in a variety of popular of. a ca- Horton, Gwen S Sun-
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. I tial schools. The meeting clos- small centre areas of Ontario. ie sacrifice is essential, and this must Hensall, yce Munn, 7 building. Rev, C. Daniels, Inger. Byrd was foolish in risking his life m�
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o 4ed F ollowing a was appointed for Octo- Ladies' Aid of Hensall be coupled to more "bard work" in to find the South Pole." The affirm- I
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, I &t� 10:30 p.m. with -a hymn and Principal Plumsteel pointed out Parson, ment, 1 ,Tuckersmitb; spelling ference, spoke on "What's Right ,�,
Iprayer by Rev. D. R. Sinclair. beir. Arrangements were made for the school,, ative side was upheld by Cleo Bow- �1
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has drafted a tentative schedule of Church Gathers M 1, I Tuckersmith. !or and junior c opponents were -Shirley Horan
.11 I be taught The nominating Quaid and Louis Murray. 1�
. I Wednesday Car Accident 1.5 night school courses to 1954 appointed were: Mrs. Russel Kling, Following the retirement ray, Bel hoirs. Miss Mahe 14
. I in the High Schd'ol over a period Consitt, Mrs. Emerson Anderson mrs, Ross Dick, Parr Line, was of.President 0. M, Smith, -who was Turnbull and Samuel Scott were Marie O'Connor, Joan Dalton Z .i , � i
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� ill,;,, Causes Damages of $400 of i6 weeks. The courses Will Coln- and Mrs. R. McGregor. The new hostess for the October meeting of thanked for ,his work through the the soloists. The junior oboir sang Donald Moylan. The judges vieree .." . I I
f be held a' Aid of Carmel Presby- Poifiters on Paintings .:.",
� as mence November 5 and will m 8� to program committee -is: Mrs. Han the Ladie, year by Rev. D. Glenn Camiybell, a. Dutch carol, Mrs. Patrick Flanagan, Hugh Ben- I'll
Ut every Thursday night fro ack -Cooper, Jr., terian Church. Hensall, Monday and by his successor, the following Heard by Jr. Institute The evening services were can . ger and J. L. Malone. The ne , 11
a : I ,caug)-sli to two cars in an accide old Jones, Mrs. J I nin ga- .,� I I
10 P.M. . and Mrs. R. -McAllister. evening. Mrs. W. R. Bell, presi- were named to office for the corn- celled In favor of Egmoudville an- tive side was declared successful. v ��?,
.11 Ca Main Street WeAue%daY'm0rn_ . . At Meeting in S.D.H.S. niversary. Rev. William G. Berry,
') Aug. According to'Proirincial Police List 15 Courses A poem was read by Mrs. Emer- dent, was in the chair. Ing year: I A 11
Gordon Farris, Harvey Subject to the availability of in- son Anderson. The study chapter Mrs. John Soldan's group was in� President, F. E. Willis; vice- The Junior Institute held its Oc- M.A., B.D., Toronto, will preach an- . . � I _�
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Leslie, ,town, was driver of a car structors, the following., courses was given by Mrs. Emerson Kyle. president, J. A. tober meeting last week in Seaforth Mrs.-Robt. Cole Marks 11
I � I the ..devotional treasurer, K. 1. McLean; executive, Church next Sun -day. 'I
� � was in collision With a ve- will be ffered this year: ' farm A vote of thanks was extended to Edythe Love took ,',;;;�,
: . Which . 0 as her subject, a CO �C if, Ross District High School. Roll call was Thanksgiving services were held Her 91st Birthday at .,,,�
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- McLellan. "Soll and Soul." by Rev. W, A. Hamilton, Elmer Rivers. Dinner A in First Pre . Son!s Hensall Hoilke `�,
l I "ondville. The King car was trav welding, repair of farm machinery and, Mrs. J. I — Young, chaplain at ,Guelph O.A.C., was served to the approximately 3f5 adian painter. Thanksgiving last Suiiday morning when the ',!,
i0lifig .north pn Main 'Street and and m6tor mechanics, landscaping - poem was read by Marion Ross. auditorium was filled -to capacity Mrs. Robert Oole, Hensall, ThUra- I �;���
and former Pastor or the church. members, at the opening meeting ,;;l
I I I into ' nd horticultUte, wOOdMorking, Guest speaker of the evening was with members, adherents and visi- day observed her 91s.t birthdai st "I.,
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Market Street, bookkeeping, furniture refinishing, Hensall United Church A'poom was, dedicated to the by members of the Ladies, Aid, Mrs. Thomas, Walton, who, speak-, - I �'�� "
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. I , rhen the Aceldilit, occurred. . nursing, typing, leather work and Group Meets Monday; Word." Mrs. Robert Madge con- Ing a : 14
,. . . ,. . Discusses Bazaar tributed to this part of the program stressed that one can never see able sermon on "How To Give Hensall, with Whom she makes ,fier, :!"?
. public Speaking. with an article, "Gratitude," andi beautiful'colors in old buildings un� Thanks." ,Mrs. Ross Hamilton was home. . I I 1,
. .. with the ' Former Local Student you look for them. "Old torn� �31
Cl&elhUrSt WMS Meets; Charge for all courses, less the soloist in .the anthem, and, Mrs Mrs. Cole was hom in. Hibbert "-F',`,,,',
I � e Hensall Evening Auxiliary gave a reading -from 'Nellie Me- 1 . e,,,
, of welding, will be $3 Tb . �11 Saills forFranCe to down buildings, and unclean Places, Frank Kling sang a solo. on the Boundary, and sp�nt tiolost , "
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. I � Thel,_WoM - eWs ,Missi . onary ,Society of one family taking, courseA. Due school room of the United- 0hutch .Plans were made for the lunclieon Study on Scholarship tures If YOU see the beautiful Col- � ,.,O'Lf�',?,
. . ,Tement_ of extra equip- for ,their October meeting,' with to be given by the ladles, at John drawn in favor of Egniondville Hibbert. She has resided In, ,A,6n. -<V�,
11 met to the requ f Mr. and Mrs. ors present," She stated. "' think United church anniversary. sail ,for the past five years. u,'" � 1. , lf�. I
I of 0hIselhur,4t United Church welding Mrs, -Lorne Chhvinan, president, In McGregor's 'sale. John 6111rieu, son 0 � :�,
I � 4 Pl4es, -the people can be taught to Paint �_ !L �,
1. lasit Week with -Mrs. ,Aarold P&rker ment, and, SUP the chair. I Partheir arrangements were made W. E. 01irion, formerly of Staffs, all Cole Is alert and active ',�%n,
I . I Bort Wbren had course 'will be Me Mrs. A. Shifiray conducted the deii, 'for the. tea and bazaar to be ,held galls Ws weld'k for France Where up to a certain stage," she remark- ', � �, ,, , " �,
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I isemjjht6) of thb nighte 96001 times charge of the Paris on a $2,000 scholarship. A Mrs..Thom-as expressed that lite 1, , ''., I - � ,
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I I itho, study and- 9sVe ..temperance F,rlday meeting the fol- erary 8olor6tiary to :replace Mrs. J. ap6hit. It, 'Was loarn4d that $60 was ,Montreal, he has been teaching in when they, are The annual Boy Scout Apple Day P60EL11 Awny, InWAnting in 6 W, , , 1��,,Z,.
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I cost of the s�pples $41, plus, some tended. ,#6#' 4`JN'L 6r", '6 `� �;"
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