The Lucknow Sentinel, 1945-06-07, Page 1r,•
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r� p A Year—In Advance; ,500 Extra to U. S. A.' hUCK. ON
,, rvOVI, TARIO �I'IIG'RSDAY JUNE '7th, 1945
THIRTY-EIGHT' JOIN.
�$R .D- TEIt,IP1rCHURCI
COipfntinii,n 'service was held ln,
ei t,I=I .Chin eh on •Sue,(- 1
r •,
1t
j.. persons-irxtc fisc} rnernbe rsiiiploft
the church: Iz.H'ihis impressive
cere>rinny ' 1 h ii 1 }',two
.Wer `#-' re-.
served by prcri ss.ion of'faitli ands.
six.: b,y ct ri frcntta:.:I e`r, 1YiacDon
61d has had' other:large •cbmnitl ;
scant class(,s,',rt vat lous,'tirnes; brit'
Sunday's ;c,1 is ,.was 'tho: largest
especially `an regard to the num,
Der-' joining th.e- cburgb }�Y-pro--
;
•ion 0f faith
f s
�riaCl��."f�r i �x � t � �l„t C1 t��•#1i 1r',�' i
-Condition IS .Grave':
The condition of Mt s::Cochrane,.
mother` of Mrs, J. W Stewart • of
town is. quite grave, since suf,
fering a fracturedhip ten `.days
ago.. Members of her family have
been 'With •;'her at The 'Parsonage.''
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TOa'BE: CO1*t-. I 1UED -
The attendance at the20th
r Blood Clinic held These --o yVed•-
'.nesday of last week dropped roto
the disappointingly low figure •of
53. previously
thatt11 auI d" is `-.
e
bethast"local:
clinic, '.' held. , Suth ,however
rs
• noto be ,the case, .;as..;the,.Red Cross.-
has decided tha
t these 'mobile
,• clinics will continue ,to operate .'Joins Bank Staff
until' the war h with .ia • ari'is" >lc.. .. ., , _ : :.
p I1�irs hil z _
e.
s �5 _ i=1. _.Gulher ...� . . .
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Y a�h�--
r'y rrouslyy:.completed.: The next of.. -Mr.' a . s g ° t
nd ;Mrs. James Culbert,
inic„in Lucknow:'is .,exp ',cted to has, joined the -
b eld in A
. � J staff'Qf�the Luck-
August: t
now
Branch .
.the �. f,, Bank of'IVIorI.
• FrontLi '
e Soldie
n. rs a'
G ve
Bloa►d
tical .'and= commenced: her 'duties
It is pointed out that the ”d
ee last week.
Deed
for oo. ,pasma is as great today- •
as•:before ,Germany was conquer :TEACIIIERS . ALL
;,, � �. REHIRED
ed.'' First , ',hand inforrriation'
has
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:`.'revealed•thatBuritheItalian...;'The'Luckno w.Hzgh Sc
ho
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'a.
ndcamP gp1asma. was So. bad1y Pi ,• 'School tea•ching staffs w111,-needed.attimes that 'Front Line -.iunchanged,
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' troops gaveblood to 'eip' sav•renanunchan ed fo . the. next
the lives• of:'wounded comrades- tern, 'as-al1 eight.tcahers ave
The
str
ess • isbeen
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beh re
clog placed `.pn dw., The Boardmet' ors
: the rie d for, newI:donors • at the.., Tuesday night when..final. detail
•I.next-cl.nic-•to-.-be:',`h-e-ld`, here, in_ in 'this .'reg a rdµ `�r y -
a w
cit dealt'''. �' Cd t Wit11
-order that.those, who have.'; given. •Increases -•have been, made i : •sail.
• so faithful's '
ly,eight, nine and te
times alaties,
mes may have: some little.`rest: •
JOHN W. HANNA ...
URGENT NEED FOR .KNITTING
-�'he-local branch oaf ,the .'Red
Ciro
ss has'kieen .advised""
of �'a ' y
ei
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urgent need for'
badly: needed ',for ideg.
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lease parcels to be. dispatched to
the F East. W
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g erI F..=carnd-ida-te-ra-n-a-poor�-ttlux d
-and-it-rs -hoped there : will , .he aV ' 3,2 . T
with 1356,_..A'."to r
tel o�
ready' response;'to: • thisap `tial '13Y•' . �' • , ._.: 1,3,203 -votes
.l? was oiled...,. • - :;
p on-lVlonda as.
district knittersY com•
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ar as oql is available
(' ('•if PARTY AI,i,- �BLfT
ANNIIIILA`FI'flr 1TO 7D"A
TWELVE PAGE ' •:
weeping,.
I iicrl , 'ini:ditiprral I heial
' o..nigholcl, (i:iviis 1CIanna 1%Iaj,�mm
,, jrritn . U1.1(10,.. -Said''. To , B.e Only-.
....:Third Time Iia i.4oc.a1 •history;
•ri'bit /A: (oinse,rvative Ma-jori'ity
3Va;s (iT;�ien
'11>t' Ii�rn: Oc r)rgt Dt G \v,and b
P dgr•a stirvc{ Corisc:rVathle Party
V41 c-.syt•lit %into. ofIIce .tela Monday
on a.f1Oo 'of '1 dl't'`
. s hail hover-beiorrce been cast i'n
Ontario, In the s 'ei...p :the
Party Was' all "but' ann.ihilate•:L
including the party .leader,
Ja'lliffi ; •Liberal . Leader Mitchell
Hi>pbui�n, once ;a power
taiig politics,•meta similar'..'fate,
It w�%is ',Mitch's" first deftxatl •rn''
.his,;political life of
::manna Made Big :Gains
Elected 'in:- 1943- a--scantn-ha-r=-•— ;
bYT.
g•in, of • 156 'votes, fiuron-$ru' c� UEIES-B:)e;;`IiEG`REE.•
'WHISTLE SOUNDS AGAIN
IC ores; AS NEW FIRM TAKE'S OVER,
a ja o t)al)('1's sucn
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.v.:.r....:..:.•r� . firs:
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k'ffectizye ox `:.Friday the Eisai
1 r ::* .f - 4.►fMltitr i �I(1 `i1`i_,�
Llt11'1L 11 :';t'Ot)t'R l' f?f'{, possSYCTo' . ;1
the defunct' Maple ,Leaf Aircraft
Corporation • plant, and. the fact-
ory Whistle, 'silent since' late „last'
year, is:,a. Welcome.:sou:nd
A -sew . employees have return.« ,
e.dto then- fob's;' but considerable•
:work, remains to he donnas befor'e
iri,
;the plant will. • swing into' pro-
duction:
HiC,T'J; G1t'O>GE DREW
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vot-e'rs' to -tried- behzind John W
Hanna . to..re-elect 'hilt m with:aMiss J ie' 'Hornch B,A:. dau;
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hter o
f
Ntr'
.an
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g 1vr - .
majority of„ 2087 Over �Wan.;�J: M.c �`y,: ` Wm..Hor-
,• her
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µKa of Huron ; Township, • who. ne11-'ofi- town—rrrl-�ecie
Y B.L.S.degree," (B h 1 f 1;4.-
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SEPQY THEATRE TO
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OPEN NEXT WEEK. ,.
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W t h decorating, completed,.
some time ago,the obtaining of
seats has been the holdup in the
re -opening: of the Sepoy Theatre
in its • new ,location. This `wrinkle'
has now 'been pretty well ironed
out,:.and; '•it is' expected that'. the
opening will..take. place -on- Friday
of next . week.
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ONO R.�A
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;polled.. 4880 'votes.W. C. King, a e oro io 1, T
r ary.,Science)' at' raduation .exer-
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for' Brussels . district farmer, and
est \4ednesda .' clirtie wa n
chalrge: of : Mrs, • R. W. ,Jackson r f
`Kitchener; assisted by 1VIrs:.•Sfat-
tin of • Toronto-' Refreshments;
were ::_servedb .thee
Y KintaiT
,,..Branch .of: the Women's Insti
tutu;
,Donors were'as follows:-
• First 'Donnaton
i J
Mrs. -.Margaret :
'MacLennan.
:Second.- Donation
'Miss 'Thelma' • Se
hurter,.:.. Mrs.
Beth Hodges, • 'Jack Treleaven,
' Robert:�
Reid Mrs May,,Johnstorie,:
Miss' Lucille:.Eeny;', Mrs:„^Burton'
Roach, James- Beaton.'H '
Third Donation
(Bronie �e• Pln)
Stanley Todd, : •
,, Mrs:.' Frances
'Murray, MssMarion:NM' :
acDougakl,
'Grant' Rutherford=
tosh, Miss • Jean Bissett, Vtr lbur
Brown; Thos. Hodgins; ;4 Wesley
llitchie, Jack Cu,.r
f mtctli ffco-
nation
Duncan 'Farris.
h
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McLean.,G•avinReed,,Joh Caswston, Mrs.-AgnesT ornsonHarold
P t• . '
Fifth Donation a cy, •
�ss4�,ath�" .- , a
c ennan,
:Christer' Finlayson•
'• , •Mrs: :Viola -'S y, Lorne Woods, ' •
Geo
rgeockhartWilliam Stanley, •Allan,Canston, Mrs. Alice Stewart:'Sint onation
(Silver Pin)` _ ..
Margaret S
• alkeld', Miss Myrtle
stair+• James. :•A. Airrtncnheeson
'•Richard West,' John J. VacKen?ie, Gordon .Saunders, Mrs..Ther-es recles,R.W_
verit[,Donation;
Y'
.. Mrs,
Olive Culbert, be'.
zt
All
an React,. Ecltenswiller, Pre-,
leareni J
a
mes .Ai
chi•
sonThopEighth .Donation Elizabeth Do
Tartish, Mgcl.7onald , Lorne
rise ,
Leo RCourtney, , c.Orland
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Niatn° Do, r.
nation
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Mari
oh C` •:
nigan, inn, Btlnso`ri
:pared with ` 12,063' votes . in'1943::
'On Monday, Mr Hanna rereived,
2,319 -2,319. -than -i•`. -
n th
, e last-
election. '.
Luckna Gave Him 101
From the t
t he,. Luck-
now• :l.ote�Ny as Mr;'_
Hanrlas'l;cc ion bras conte sed by,:
many •local'l •He:h�ad`'a` Majority
Y �:',Over, Jo Y
of an: v
titin.
100voe
votes ov •
. el
J
McKa
vInch m
Y, az ked it is
claimed or ly the third time rr
.hocal`histoi•,y'a ma'orit had been -
J Y
accorded�- a• . Conservative and_
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ncvcr'sucli: a a``o-iit
J• y..
Over,' er 25 year's. ago Di Clapp,
(C t"I ued: on page' 12) -
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PRE
SE:T
DOMINION ELECTION
TO BE MONDAY-
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HND .
Next. -.-Holiday electors ,acros.s.
the Donninion drillhave the
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1ortun,it y to exercise e czse their ' fi.an
't - '
e s chs
o
• .elect: a Federa•1:•G;o� eT -
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Ment. The r vincial .
dicaelection iii=
P P t
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ed 'that electors � are nZor c
conscience of this_ht 'duty . 5_
. and less
inclined to: 'vote 'straight,. . parts
'than- ever before.:
It+ is 'doubly - important.. that
every 'voter` Shoud •be 'out 'next.
Monday to - hel elect
p�
/hat
is tobcha •ged wi
tr
the:•responsibility
of tguidingg ,th'is
•,.
Dorninion i.n, th irihr edite!' 'post,
war years...
. ng -old
today
(-Thur daY i .�On--Ti
esda
Y evening; May29tls t
rToronto-Jane'is',sp'endin -the
arge crow .•:.of-mold--nei --bor_',s
,summer months" i•at 'her ; - home - and friends -athered'at the.:fi:orrie
',he're.... of :Mrs: Petel lificLeod on Wheel-
er Street, where a very enjoy able
;: MAI
htG• GOOD time was s tintMr.
DO .PR GRE- . alter a '•
O SS"W c
PM ,
.• 1 Kenzie as•. 4'e r,airman and- Ake:
.
I :
„r
o ram : '
con5is ` ' -
�� •W: G.•. Vyebste • who under en� p.• g. � • ted.:., of instrum .n..; .
. al r .. l
t mus c e
a r adrn �
b ss n
t i l�
urte
g Y
a seri • ,
ous'o r •
o operation in �Tbr,- .:: .
onto ,' ... ,; nie.McKay, a'solo by -Mrs. J.`C'r-.,
ten, 'da .s• a o • rs making
ruthers , scorn anied
a b• Mrs: L,
p ..
Y
E. Philip and •:a contest that cre-
ated some mirth. ''
on. Tuesday: morin and w
Tuesday:morning g as get
` On, 'behalf of.; friend's, `-on , the”
ting•al•
on
g
so
w
el1 that
Mrs.We
b-'
Fourth and
Sixth•,
l
C
oncessio
ons ster returnedhome tne:latter pari Alex",.5uthexland presented,
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of the, week.,Bill hadblood tians a ;Mrs. -;'MacLeod with a beautiful•
,fusionrs-before.'
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and„ after. the • o.-::Ealectric''floor lamp an: ties: seas r ` '
eration', and; for:,sev ral d'ays.*as. and a' couple of'framed ictures.
• fed intravenousl_' .-It is' ex este; Mr.• William MacDon`al:d read'the
Y p d(
ae
following
address
1 e b
rrr•�iv a •let• I.
ac�n`
, b, 'collie h o xrz e r n �,
a. week -or -two. -Dears Mrs'•. MacLeod,
We
t3'
We, y ,or neighbors;,of GanceS-
sions 4 and `.6,' Kinloss;' have• Bath
•ver
t.
nod e "
Y �g r coves •.:•:� Bill was
Y
operated' on for--a'-duodenal -ulcer
t�
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MAY WASWET,. COLD
:AND:: ALMOST .:SUNLESS
•On. `.Tu slay eveping" of last
week. friends' and neighbors - o
'M -r and iMrs: 'Mike•Hogan,-rivani.-y
ber.ing.,over ;sv .nty,' gathered
Lothian ;Schoolhouse, to honotlr`
.them.:prior,
to n7 lti
ov to Lucknouz
to reside;. M.r. and Mrs. -Hogan
have" taken up
residence in the
W. J. Todd home, 'east Of .. Have
lock St.; w}aich'they havepur
chased 'and which was :preyiou;
s]
y
'tenanted by;Mand Mrs: Roy
Black:
For,' voting., purposes, the instil•
ridings are diffe,re.nt from that' of
the 1'rt vxnczal elf coon;
For ,.Fc,d.•
eral purposes; Lucknow, is"rrr+
dates ares
Moffat Jamieson, C.C.F. •
Andy Robinson,' Pro Cons.
�g
Carl ' H.: *Metier; • Liberal
•In.�north ,Huron riding, of whxiCh
Ashfield: 'aind. West ',:Wawarosh`
form ,the' northern boundary, `the -I
candidates 'ar'e,
E:._.Cardiff r.Pro Cons- ,.
- • MorleyMills, C":C.F,
MajorNairn) ,Liberal
D. R N irn
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.ENGAG.EMENTS
Mr. a n Henry f3
and 11�r{:5, J lir
o �
Amber�ley' w sh to,,announce thea .
engagement..of their. . y'oung:c;lr'
daughter, Agnes Gladys, to ,Vlr
Gordon Melvin, Lyons,`:son of.Mr.,
and/ Mrs. James, • T. Lyons got`
Lucknow, the': marriage -to. taker•
'place in June.
A Very pleasant social. evening
t as held. •feat.uredby card play
I -g 1and a .15i•o rain' 11;
n og vzt file pares
•entriti:'n being made atthe_lun:cb'
hour • ly
`1VIi. o old � Ma I'�
after Wrn B.l ck ngham "had read
-a. co,n-iplianentary address--of-best
s
l 4
�'C i hes. Mr and r s Hoganw •
s dM ele
the 1eciDlt�nts'of a liberal purse
of:, money... andIagan.
had' expressed their. fhanks: and
rip recihtion all joined in: sin_'n
'',Tor, they are jolly, good:fellows',
-An entertaining: progratii
t 14idcd` : tlie` following •. numbers;'
Violin •se.lections:.by' AlexM c -
Dona ld:an d',Mrs.' Hogan numbers;
by the pupils'of' S,S.,No. 7, piano
solos by Miss Jean. • .Long :arid
Sybil Barger;;a solo by Mervyn
Ritchie and Scotch'sengs by Wrn.
Buckingham. •
iVlr 'an:d Mrs. HHo:gah have- been-
lifelong and, estecined., residents
•cf A 'hfrcld.' Mi, Hogan wa
s born
and raised in the12 hponces
ion.
',Hogan .las formerly
Mary Ford,. her home being on
tlye Tenth ;Concession
They •Nave," a family of :five
't ltildrten,` ..Basil arid Dennis
Ashfield; �Vilfrt�d of : Toronto)
Sits, Al.(Norris. (Lorena) ::'of•
,
Mrti.1 cliilt�r-and=•Miss, Ircne•H'ogan..
ltc�g.lri. of 'l D'citr'oit;.;
,red here at •your 'new- home this•
z
e� el�ira
tE?-•• x r n: r
~ Y..•e,�. Y' _Yrs
- •loam : fro�our ne
ghbor . .
.1
Thitter-
ctermp.eanrda, t
Mealyy ' pro-
duced 'little but wet; • cold.:ah.d
sunless. days: To date, .. her
decessor, hasn't •done any
better, rn agricultural
.viewpoint, the is, grave.
Wheat- looks
but.spring• crops :havesuffered,
and n manylcoalities .agood deal'
Of Seeding•yet remains to be don,'Pastures are poor rd the.hay
crop ' rom '°
ses . to.. '-
be�fl'
p 1? ecidedhy
light.
During the • month of.. May
the,
sun_ shone :for .the:._entire day.. orT
only , two ,.daYs of the'' thirty-One
The high . temperatuz e was 78 de
,grecs'. on, the,..,'21St and' the low.
24' degrees.:on„the '2nd of 'May.
The 'e a>as frost -on, -,-13 , ... ni jets :with
,of snow ontvv
:a,:trace:t
;n o different.
Y -•
But,
t:•warn t just cold, Rai•nfeli
.t toad d .6 ixic e.5, and Ifakl—on
24 day's' of the- month. May was.
a .decidedly, unusual.and disa ee=
able month; • but ' June, so far:,
;hasn't been an; im rovemeri
Y p t..
'The, first four days were .sunless
less;
::and, cold , with„rainfall •ever da
Early Sunday morning ;the, tem-
perature dropped to '28, degrees,:
for a second "night of June frost.
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Forecast The 'Result
Pt is ip of third •• ronin of the
Luc:know' Public' School had their
Own c rs
t� personal 1
n p. � � 1.1allot op ' Monday,
which pretty well , forecast the'
rest is of the ,provincial ' eledtioi
that because • known that night.
The, school 'ballot gave .elle:'1`'ro ,
gresSivelConservative Party ' 21
:votes:'°the G'.C,F. `5w and th L'
eral, .1,
11M,W= t :,:-a"...:�.'�•'-r:�.Yes�..- hr".. aiiw110.• y,.Ake wv.,E err.:.
hood: Your girlhood and R:young:•=
womanhood were , sPBrit on Con.:,.
f and':for almost sixty years' oti.'-
have, been a ,residert'of Con. 4.•
In all, those' years• it can ctrt4h71.
fully be said of you= "Sh,e'never
rSaid an unkind 'wend of anyone".
`That >in itself is a tribe'-te few
us have 'earned: Your' kin .ries
:arid neighborliness : have beerx.:
universal and, your .cheerfulness
under `
.t e
h a
n i'•�
h d a •
c
� of 'being
a, le , to ,hear and: join ' in.
ctznve general'
c e atzon• fora so .many. years,
has. been
hiave,all eri.jo :ed'._:.our..:hose-: _.
Y.,.
pital-ity, ;at' numerous` times' and• •
,are happy' to k'n�ow,'1-hat•y,ou
y have :•:. •`
.not left. th'is.'communit'•. To.
y, onrght ;.
We wish ' :you top accept ''these re=
;.n ernbrances, li�"ping. • that..the: •....,
corrin'
e •.,.
ar
s wi.
v Ti bring•
g-Yoiz`h:ap..
piness . and" comfort in, :your_
Si• ne ,ori
g d ori behalf, of your neigh-.
ors'
Honour Miss Dean IacLeo
Oh behalf of' the Kairshea'Clu-b,:'
Mrs. Alert Sutherland' .addressed :t
'Miss Dean MacLeod asking' her ,
acre: tance'' of a lovely acceptance ovely ;,electric
table Iam'p, that -its cheer • lo*
each evening mi _ht'r'emind.. her of .
her warns: friends in :the corn/Pun-•
ity, The' lamp was presented ,by
MY s:.. Lloyd_.MacDougall,:end. the_._.:Y-.
crowd sang -"For;:they ,are jolly
good °'fellows";
During the program Mr . ;:Dan
Ma
c1VI err
ori �vit
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ban'
. To..,and•.
Mr. • W,i Houston with 'the violin
provided enjoyable'. musical Awn -
ber and- -later in the
�• � ,.. evening; ..
were ,assisted. Mr.' Dick Matti),
Y n.
`vit}i . t olirr and Miss Martha •
utherlAfter
Sutherland at the � piano, �
lunch and' the `•cin in,i�, of Auld •
'Yang Syne ,, the crowd departed
with hearty good .wishes'.
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