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Mir. ;LAsWP,&!e director. of Agricul. wg$�r&eleeted di�trict,'directo" " . , , * - , ,,.
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I earning prornotion. to Class 8 re�elect-! ' .- I the efforts of the Seaforth. �: had wandered back to no; I LL .an, ,
...., , - . , , rieth Reaney,,Mitivitell, wa �11 'He iekt B -
� � i , ''or :of qlial ing for- the ..er �. : �. .. brigade. Mr. Fiqlayson said, that I pasture. managed! to get . . . _ t. . v Ift " - , I
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I krinks , ava'gble to fairs, -,of , "B" Election of - offielats to. tpe wo.. - � fortunately there Wds only a slight I some calves out of the barn and Fire, 'in a matter of, -20 rhin� e4�t
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I # � tions, from $50 'to $75, s r- hospitar-in;, St. - Marys, - i I ST. *JAMES" BELL NOW AUTOMATIC Clinton, said the fire- started" ori -': ��
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I I Lashley, ,but �,with the probable morning. -Oft Tuesday afternoon.she . * I. � the east side okhe.b0n- � ... ,I
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. � f proviso that 'the, fair - board will I . Isb, el6cted. district . �,V,-
1. WAS unalilmot . J Installation was completed, Wed- 1 �lso 500 years since the Church ward side -about 3,;,15 put. It was i ' 1�11
t . � have to pay.the judge, instead of, , , � . .�� �i
I director for the w s 'vision, nesday of an automatic device to introduced the ringing of the An- first noticed. by his eight-year-old, �:,:.� 1"
�� . Ing I ' dge __' - . ided aq y be , - i jelus. son, who was.'playih .- .
gettA, by the on the assumption gatn,',hedma .. � ..... ring the large bell at St. James' I g. just.outside ,, � -
P Repartiriell I .. '. Her alternates are, ' While erection of the equipment the house. .� .. . . . . , �
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J . m I . . Mrs Earl Cudmore, elected ..first . Electi In progress, the 2,000 -pound I..'.'e.m.,
1, I . - rically operated' the device was , While the orig�u oFthe fire/is " �
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t t -elected � rings the bell for predetermined repairs carried ,out. . 'ag mig " " - '' ..
Fair boara' officials attending , --North .Eait.bope,, �,..
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- second deputy &'Aii.io" No attendance ': ,%..
I � the meeting were assured assist eriods, depending on the setting been the cause. Lo§A of the� build-.
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. . ance Wag'fortheoming to fairs*1io' ',Ivirs. Rufus Kese�, Exete as, . that.is indffect. . I 'amount to well over . �ill�, r. ,
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suffered in- gate revenue bee,pse 6lected"8ecretary of' the . , ZON Ing alone will - is covered '
1�- � I , of wet weather. Mr. Lashley .said division, With Mrs.' Joseph Grum- . , -1 , I 1. 1. 1. 1- ,, .1 . At present the bel A special section in -this issue is $4,000, which by insur� . %. _�,11 1. I
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I I I would be going forward mett, Seaforth, a§ assistant secre- FlRE DEgTROYEW k-1irjd barn on -the farm of Arthur ift ulay."n, near Kipperi, Saturday , a.m.; 12 noon, and 6 p.m. each dlay, devoted to the recently opened I .1. &__
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=ry. I morning. Seaforth, Firemen.. ir" vented flames spreading to the,. nearb�.' residence. Logs, estimated' �..'J .... ..
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0 1 tary. .11 . ... : I (Photo by Phillips) ' � I In commenting on the installa- ited. See Pages 8, 9, 10 and 11. tons of hay, 600 -bushels of grain,.- ' �,,+.Illj
, Grants ire 'being At a joint dinner for the men's at nearl� $20,000,.was.*- rdAfty' ' ed by insurance. . I ,.-,
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; I . said, up to a maximum,.of $500, to and women's divisions, it was re- ... � ". , , 11, I I I 1� — tion, Father E. P. Weber recalled . . " "!- .
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help bridge the -finincial 7gap ere- ported that some success has been , � �... �_
, . ated 'for -fairs this year, gained in pro.Toting a resolution T ves Enter ' WEEKLY EDITORS 'A 1VL ED .�;..'W
many ,. . . -was, installed. It was rung 14 . Tables Play Clinton! volunteer fire de -w . .. 1-� il
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I L � � -When day after 4ay of rain washed dLrafted 4 year ago at the annual . - . . . �, I � . ,;i,� - for the first time the following partment answereta the alarm. I !k�'..11
I , fair convention lor District 9. The wo- C, , , I . . - 1� ,� . I
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out many of the,�regula.r fall At Re6ekah'Euch' I .
I . , NP forth Gaing F RIGOURS OF PROFESSION " lay, November 1,. 1894. re - _ Seaforth B azt I ,
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11 . calculating the 4 wet Wiiatfiir giant, asked, at their 19t. con. 7: . - I a at there are few';wiU- regional effect tic equipment at this ,time in- a Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge held a Sunday morning Seaforth firep� . .
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of the differelice.be�ween ,. . 00 I � a fire' at .
f I nren's work at fairs sho;.uld' bQ � I , . . , rning th - 11 "..
he -said, is to reckon 66 per,cent =, that prize, money,for wo- ` rs of a career J. R. ChiAick, vice-presidept sense is a recognition of the 100th euchre on Monday evening with 14 men *were summ6ned to I
I the'gate 115-ta.01 Near.1y $ . aid sales man4ger, the Midland anniversary of the diocese., It is tables in play. the property of Bert Christensen on.
, receipts this year, and the aver- counted toward the total 4-41,000 I . . . I ,in a weekly newspaper, .George Free Press, discussed techniques Winners of . the prizes were: lad- . Railway St. I . . , . . . 11.
. � -, gate -receipts of three ' - e mon6Sr . . . � . ..,
, 4 age of thf priz .:.that is tW. mininturn, Thieves stole nearly V100 when ,Ellis, editor of, the Goderich S'gr in selling more local advertising. . ies, first, Mrs. Rita Orr; lone -Neighbors saw smoke coming I I
normal .yearg it th6- same . fair- if a fairis �*. be graded as Class they gained entry to RowcW0 �nal-Star, suggested that weekly ,, d consola- from the barn and turned in an
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I thaV must. #0 mpany ,.B" itikoklk, ,11C.11 � The Motors �ullding I -on each 'tore , 13nour advertiser should kno.w,of ; OW ban s, Mrs. Eldon Kerr; .:
I . ; . One thbig . , of Class , ade �of. edi attending the Wester'n . Mr., Mrs. Bradsh ..
� "I the pulling power of the press.' tion, Mrs. Ed. Boyce; gents, first, lalarm. Seaforth firemen brought. � 'A
Martment'of Agric. peir'Asso- John Bach; lone hands, Robert Me- the blaze under control. Damage . ,
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P I I ture,hae ia- red, the resplution, . ; 6iation in Stratford Saturday may #. S. Mendell, Streetsville Re- Clure; consolation, Alex McMich- to the empty frame., building. . .,��,
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. . Chd , 444' ' -it was ro'Wrted TuesdAy, ind has day m6rning. .. .. . . be the last of their kind. The meet- v141w, was elected- president to sue- Are Wed 25 Years . ., I
� mallock - I , I . ael, Clinton. amounted, to about $50, ace6rdin.gp. . . �,,'.,
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, . . p .. 7 - - ing was held at theStratford Coun- coi�d Mr. Ellis. Vice-president is A delicious lunch was served by to Fire Chief John F. Scott. . - ,�',�,
I . I agreed _tlidt the women's Work It is the third time the ,Row � �,
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I . . ' t , might b 1, e.cotinted, but that, if it is,' �Iiffe premises have beer ed the fiftieth George Tatham, List6wel Banner;' Mr. and Mrs. William Bradshaw . . ".
_S gapitered, try Club and marW ed th� the social committee, under the Children Who bid been playing I � _"
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I I. � Eoteft 608S the miriintum requirement � Wou-Id the laft time, being ab&4t ,t�p year of the association. 'Mr. -Ellis convenership of Mrs. Dave Me- around the barn are ,�.,!11�',
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be incro,'#se,qi�fronK$3,000 to -$30%. yeirs ago� -have caused the outbreak. , �%
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Officers an& mmembet� of Mal- . c*.,co#�j;ed� 'Itp.s impossible to believe " he trkasurer, Willard Gardiner, Har- at their home on Sunday, when Lean. -1 I - "
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-by publi ""in in determining Sunday morning, entrance appaft said. with tongue in cheek, ,,.that riston ,Review' ,Directors elected members of their family and ' . '
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� wiv,eg and, friends it. Axinistrong's - friends were present. Abturkey . �
' eri'Friday night; on fair programs, Pdr. Lashley said ently having been gained through iety can continue to produce w4re Don Soutbebtt, Exeter. Times � 'A
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I ti 111.11-1 witid so a A4vocate; David Dills, Acton Free dinner was, served to 27 w o were I : -
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.� ner and 4pent the evenin s were $ g�w gus - News -Record. John Eedy,. St. Mr. land Mrs., Bradshaw �, who - I , I , ... i � 9 - . . . �
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! -0 I _ '. .. .. . _ _ .. - machinery - exhibits, as, ,compared, � The till '. pried open:by the all arid serve on. - ie', were 11110 ., . ! " I
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I cards. . similar attrac- culprits. Mr- RoWeliffe 'slaid'that dozens. of committees." MgFys Journal -Argus, condueted were married at Elimvil . . �.,
I � guests were "welcomed - to, � 'W a S.., and, 4;. . . . the recipients of many -gifts and alt6n' nst'it te I . "".,
'. I The , , . - dw - ` .:., 1. .. I . I '%qtls face it, -we are the,last 9t 0m., elections. u I
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t tions- -.7 . I between W ,and', $100 in cash'wali . . , I . . '. i
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A toast to the a es was �, __ The ladies of -the Walton Insti- proved very interesting. A'iocial , -
. I out at Ontario fall fairs 'in recent of the O.P.P. detachment in Sea- people take holidays, know their short',by the announcement of the sion. 1��
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i proposed by, Thomas Pryde, M.L.A., years - have been the � biggest . sin- , forth, *investigated. children's first. names and amass death 'during the noon -hour of The former Florence Herdman. tute entertained their husbands and ' time was enjoyed, after which .... I � . .i
i . Mrs. J. B. Higgins 'Lashley in . ount Forest, Mrs'. Bradshaw is a daughter of lunch wa's served by -the hostess, . . ..-t".,
Exeter, with ctor, !said Mr. material goods at a steady rat' f pper d _.
.I . . e. Mrs. T. H. Ellis', M an .1 ,
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. . 1! strengthening the livestock s6; But weekly editors take pills f6r mother of the - association presi- Mr. and Mrs. John Herdman, now social evening in the Community Wirt. Flood. ..
. ]Prizes were won during the eve- I . .� .1 . � �',
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. . iting bi Mrs. Dunean-Cooper, Mrs. A discussion of fall fair financing . 0% . - - I things by irate subscribers, . and Tile editors were welcomed by Sunday, and who celebrated their Hall last Thursday evening. A Mr. and Mrs., Alvin McDonald _111!1;_1`1.`
J. W. Crich, John Bach and Amos 49th wedding anniversary on Tues- sumptuous dinner was served in attended a reception held for Rev. . . �1-4
. I pinablems was'led fiV Harvey Web- Are ests Here amass accouAts re6eivable at. an Major Wilfrid P. Gregory, Q -C . "I
.; . Corby. . WU - . n" day of this week. Mr. Bradshaw cafeteria style. Those partaking and Mrs. H. , V. Workman'at Till-' ��
I �- , Those ptesent micluded:'Mr. and st'r, secretary of St. Marys Fair, I . incredible rate." and Chas. D. Dingman, preside n t was born in England. the son of were seated at nicely arranged sonburg last Friday. - . :",
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. I . Mrs. John Bach, Mr. and, Mrs. Seaforth Fair. Reports on 4-11 Mel nbers of the St. Thomas Lions. a brighter future than the one he Herald. The Beacon-11trald was Mrs. David Bradshaw and the late bridge tables, numbering about 20 Mr. and Mrs. Silas Johnston . �_1.11'
( William B61R dshaw. They have a in all. spent several days at the home of '..
,, Mr. and Mrs..Allistar Club participation in fall fairs were C had-, outlined.. The 1956 census host at a reception for the editors David Bra I 'I
lub here Monday evening. ns were given by their son and daughter-in-law, Mr- . �
0 . Broadfoot Mr and' Mrs. Wilson given by Ralph E. White and . The'visit was arranged by W. C. showed i great growth in the pOPu- and thei wives. - family of two: David-, of Learning- Musical selectio * "t
'Broadfoo,t: Fraiii Case, Misii Ruth Bruce McCorqubdalp, of the Perth a The. ir and Louise, at home. Misses Audrey Hackwell and Ruth and Mrs. Jim Johnston, Essex. .. .1,111"111
,', . . ,Barber, of the St..Thomas Club,,I�tion of towns. Looking ahead, Huron Expositor was repre- ton, Mrs. Bradshaw have Anne Ennis, accompanied by Mrs. I .1�
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I � ) Cluff. Amos ,Corby, .Mr. and Mrs. ffice of the Ontario Department arid his father, a charter member�he believed ,that "municipalities sented by A. Y. McLean and R J William Humphries. Progressive Ontarlo Farmer's, Uniou �,��
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I , . M. E. Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. 0 , and by G. W. Mont- and pait president of the Seaforth I that are now ' been residents of Seaforth for 15 ' . ,
4 . of Agriculture, villages will be pros- Wallace.. __ — 134, �. :�
Crich, Mi. and Mrs, Dunc. Cooper," , , - perous towns. Places that are now years, coming here from Exeter. euchre was enjoyed,. the following The O.F.U. meeting,'Local if
: .1 .g6mery, of the Huron office. club Was chairman of the meet . Out-of-town guestsowho were pre- being prize winners: ladies. high, was held at the home of Mr. and �;
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I Mr.'And Mrs.,W1n'.,DAIryMpIe, Mn . . . . ing. .merel,hamlets will be live vil- . gathering Sunday in- Mrs. Leslie Oliver- low, Mrs. F.. Mrs. Mark Hamilton on Monday. ,i
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�1Mrs..Ltd. , Mf 9. eluded: Mr. and Mrs. David Walters; gents, hiih, Wm. Hum- night with a good attendance. The
'i � ` " '' Mr. and Mrs.. Ivan Clair Haney � ( , present included Deputy Governor He hopes that the, industrial . with .1
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. Al I J J. M a hliu, St. Marys, and overflow from Toronto alone will Commence Nov. 7 Bradshaw, Ingersoll; Mr. and Mrs. phries; low, Bobby Humphries. meeting came to order at 9:36 1 1
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l Kalbfleisch, Mr and Mrs. Em a- make a big � contribution to this Herdman, Mr. Herman Herdman President Carl Dailton . presiding. , t
son Kyle, Mr '�and Mrs.. Elmer Ba Ron Stoner, Parkhill, and Intern , and Miss Mary Herdman, Elim- Anniversary Services The minutes of the last meeting . ,, A
Larone, Mr.., * arid Mrs.* - Austin - . tional Director Ward Bolton, St. region's ,growth, and, with the Regiftr6tiori for figure skating . .1
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00 I I . I . gk.owth will come larger and, bet -1 a the- first lessons will com- ville; Mr. and Mrs, Hilson White- Large congregations attended were read and approved, �,:,
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Matheson,. Dr.,and Mrs. James Me- Clair Haney, well-known Eg- Marys. * . . , nd and Kenneth, Of Ingersoll, and the Duff's United Church annivers- Mrs. Carl Dalton, one of the , ...
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.. I Cabe,. Mr.',aud,.Mrs, Angus Mae- m6ndvj r of' the oronto; ary sdrvices on Sunday.* Rev. C. delegates to the' Guelph conv n . -1
. . hich , Tom Patterson, founde o'clock. Mrs. M. W. Stapleton will Mr. Clayton -
Lean Mr.. and Mrs. bavid Me- enthusiast, who'saffered serious in- an entertaining program w iel, of kensall, was guest tion, gave a mo , . ..J
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. � Leaff' Mr;_and Milt. Wa'Mi when -,he crashed during a was outstanding, both.with respect Stratford Shakespearean Festival, be on hand to accept fees, which Mr. and Mrs. Squire Herdman, Hel- D. Dan st interesting re
. " ildle- juries c uality-of the various num- told the editors that the 1957 Fes- will be $15 for the year. en and Anne, of Centralia; Mr. and speaker for the, occasion. port. There was considerable dis- . �,
, 'Mk,;:ak . Mrs;. George' Miller, Thank8giving Day Herdman, Exeter; Mr. At the morning service Rev.'Dan- cussion on International Farm Un- 'i
1, . .. - � . . Strathrot, .was removed -again to bers and the extent to -which they. tival'season will be the most ex- . Pe. executive hopes to arrange' Mrs. John De- iel chose as his text, "Do the work ion Counci4 Brief. It was decided . . A
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.. 3 - Mrs. W96u: .Ok6, Mr. and Mrs: 9trathroy hospital on Monday. . were free of inhibitions. . . . troit, and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace of an Evangelist." A prelude of to hold ev�ry second Saturday of .'t
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I - ddrdss by Fest� port "from Class C a Makins and P�tricia, of Hay. organ ,and, piano music by the or- the month for the local in . .
A , I CH&MIckard; Mi; and Mrs. Th6s_ Mr. Haney had been brought A feature was an a - ess because of who wiih to procur , be . ' eetitfg at . I
." , ,- .home a week ago, but complica- Hugh Savauge, St. Thomas.. Who' the strong regional sup nd D children will ganist, Mrs. Harvey Brown, ac- the hall. `11�;
� . Frydi 1WE and Mrs. Alvin, Riley s the ppopIg you represent." having Ahe r le 0 - . I.,
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, - � , Mrs. Carin Uo*cuffei Wni. tions which developed necessitated detailed interesting. reW5 I ss ns in the after I . I companied on the piano by Mrs. The social hour was spent in "
� . . .. ,Mi. w4d� ',and Mrs. Keith big reium -to hospital. He would of his career. . Don Sdhthcott, Exetik Times- noon, leaving the evening lessons Jack Bryans, was enjoyed by all. playing euchre. Lunch was served. .�
� . Shannon,. W� � essed, bylAdVocate, thanked Mr� Patterson for the A's and B's, Further de- Joan Wilson Heads ,,�
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Sharp, Mr.. an , , � the Festival had a strong tails) of the club will be arm unc- . . The choir rendered two anthems, Watch for further particulars for . :�
I '. .1 t , � ':, ... I s vi I g, of the Seaforth club. land said, , . - 0 "The Twenty -Fourth Psalm" c azaar, to be held . I
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1� , 16i - friend sit, ,#i!a,in'hospital. . , J'.Ei Ke4tin I I
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11 . . The first meeting of the 4-H ed of six girls, sang, "Just Out- and family, Of "Ingersoll, visited- .1,11,
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�� �� I leaders are Mrs. J. Hillebrecht and Daniel took his subject from St. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scherbarth .'�
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& ,-,;�.� "... - inds of dif- Reid and Mrs. Herb Travis was Egmondville, spent Sunday with' ,
I . I !! � Jr.fa rious tests of very Mr. Don- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Broadfoot. *1
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y ) "I ,, 4 . . . ,c . N .... hte'rtain Clinton 14 members pretent. Wounded Any Soul Today," in his Mr. and Mrs. Murray Crich, of _::411..
t" ..� I 11 ;;;; ... .. , usual able manner. Clinton, Were guests at the'home .
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. , Seaforth Junior Farmers and Joan Wilgon; vice-president, Vir- I of Mr. and Mrs. E. Stevens On I �,
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I . . I " J'tffiidr Institute played host to the ginia Smith; secretary -treasurer, Hold Fowl Supper Sunday� . � �
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I , t .� Costume. Prizes were awarded to The next meeting will be held On Brown at the organ and Mrs. Jack Helen Doris and Joan, of Qlfut6n, �
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