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HURON COUNTY'S FOREMOST WEEKLY
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GODERICH9 ONTARIO, THI 7 SD ^Y MA CH 21st 194
Dia.•• -+'F... -1 Win
DUB
RATION COUR_ONg ~
In -Thrilling Game
Coupons. now valid nae�¢ sugar y oodFI�t➢O I ,in o C P :
70 and S1 �to 8,4#, butter RI. to 1a4, Win Roun .�8*7 Teau
meat toR 11atQ:lled
Sugar coupons 40�, �� to 70 and - meat
Telephone 6. coupon Mi to 1a126 ex paw bleach. 31.
N E ' �►SIi:Ihi!Gr
J. K. HUNTER, O` ITERS
-- � Barrister, EV; °
• Royal..Bank Bldg. i3 a „andlord have to have
Hamilton Street, Uloderteb Q;...-
a permit to rnt spare rooms iia his
l'boate 8. . ' own house. llit so how muco: does a
3/1- Barrister and i ellettor to get the peranit from?
permit coat, and wan :::i
yhave
M. A. SUTHERLAND
ode tall ]Nitons 760 A. -A. landlord
does to
- t�rrttc Bt.. (al r
have
4
ay l rill t from the Wartime
nii6
ANTS Prices land `J.racte Board to. rent roo
hip gwti holes •but it d
We It;,eutals Appraiser to determine
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ONTE/Ti t and ,A11iiV'l'da:l'1=1�i,
ciwrtered Accountants
51 Albert a3treet, - Stratforii
Toronto V 1 Z4V2 st.Y. _ threat
W. WWII. ATTRID(1rB.+.. ANT
. • IJ AANQUNT
_ , CTF�I� _ � encs . 34$�
Teileplio1\e; Unice 18, Resid
Goderich. -0
QC3K; DAVIS & DUNN
Chartered Accountants
• London -- Kitchener
J. 11. °K:- Broughton, e•A.--"Resident
Partner
512 Huron & Erie Bldg.
Phone Met.- 27133, London.
ACCOUNTING AND BOOING
' UNT1NG & BOOKKEEPING
SERVICE
For Small•^Bu$tuesses, Stores, Etc..
Bookkeeping;. Systems installed.
iioo1S fs'ala`nced Monthly
i`inanciai Statements
Wage Summaries
Bi einess and Personal ,N ncQnm, ,..,rax
Returns •
ERT, ---.-t { ! P }'agta4.'Jta.-
011ice:Corner North St. and Square
Phone 975• _ Residence Phone 444.
INSURANCE
eKULLOP UT,UAL F11tE IN-
5tURANOB CO.-1`axm and .iso-
lated town property -insured.
Officers - President, frank ` Mc-
Gregor, Clinton, No. 5; Vice -President,
Chris. Leonhiardt, Bornholm, No. 1;
Manager and Secretary -Treasurer, M.
A. 'leis Seaforth.
Directors -Frank McGregor, C✓l inton ;
Ghrie: Leonhardt,' .Bornholm; Alex.
Broadfeot,-Seaforth; W. R..Archibald,
eaforth -George Leitch. Clinton; IL:
J. Trewartha, Clinton; Alex. Mck_Win -
-Blyth ; , Hugh Alexander, Walton; J.
L.. Malone,. Seaforth. BruceSe}d,
Agents --John •E• Pepper,
No. 1; George, A. Watt, Blyth, No. 1;
R. Finlay McKercher, Dublin, No, 1;
J. F. Prueter. Brodhagen. . -
Policy -holders `- eau make all pay-
ments and get., their cards receipted at
the Royal Bank, Clinton; Calvin Ctitt's
Grocery, Kingston Street,. Goderich, or
J. H. Reid's General Store, Baylield.
s oUt- ' cuutaat
it will be e�
n ry to hate the • rent
fixed by the Wartime Prices a.nd Trude
1.3ealyd• -. _
Q. -Is there a ceiling price on
worsens
blouses? °
A. --Yes.. Prices, .are definitely fixed
by the Wartime Prices and Trade
Board. •
Q. -Are goods -sold at auction sales
under a price ceiling?
A. -If these goods are • under price
ceiling, regulations governing used them on their backs and
goods then they remain under -a price clapping_
teilang when sold by auction. You shouting their praises in the -players'
MEDICAL
D11. F. J. R. FORSTE+IR, EYE, EAR,
NOSE, THROAT
Late House Surgeon New York
Ophthalmic,and Aural hospital, assist-
ant at Moorefield Eye -Hospital and
Golden Square Throat Hospital,
London, England. •
EYES TESTED,. GLASSES
SUPPLIED
53 -Waterloo Street ' S., Stratford.
Telephone 267. -
Next visit Bedford Hotel, Goderich,
Wednesday, March 27th at 2 p.m.
till 430ti m,
In one of the most thrilling hockey
silecta' les of the year.° a game which
saw the lead see -saw back and forth
between both, teams and the leaue r
Main in doubt Up to the ' final ^ whistle ,
the Juvenile Lions defeated WoeDd-
steclt• by a score of 4.3 in the second
game of a goals tO•ceunt round at
Owen Sound on Friday evening. The
win gave Goderich victory on the
round by goals to 7, the teams having
4 draw.
t i to
a
previously ales
revos b �-
Proof off• how evenly matched the
teams were, was, again evidenced on
Frid --eveningas-gat no time did either
team„ command - more than a one -goal
lead and three "times in all' the score
was tied.
When' Jiro Bisset( broke the tie for
the last time with a "Million dollar"
goal with only 3 minutes• anti -45. sec -
ands of tfie third period remailiiilg, the
hundred or move Goderich fans ha at-
tendanee gave vent to their pent-up
feelings in a cheer which would' httve-
done credit to a much larger crowd.
When the dual whistle blew the Gode-
richites swarmed all over the Lions
T ISN ('E 0Lb13 , iPPOIBTS
may obtain the lints of c;oods under
ceiling regulations° at any office of the
Wartime Prices and Trade) Board.• _
....I often notice that butchers in the last lour-miniltes;of-the-game when
Q• - Woodstock swarmed around his ,cage
my neighborhood detach more meat in an effort to tie the score .but couldn't
coupons than necessary from my ration, oke the puck a
boobs, -and they say it is against P P ,5t his tall frame.
regulations if 1 detach tht: -proper =gurney has come a long way since he
coupons myself. -What should I do? first donned the goalpads for the Lions
A -When you 'purchase rationed . at the start of the season, and although
food, ,you 'may detach --the necessary turned iu some shaky performances in
r lf' as ion as the the past, he has settled down to some
r g
are cknvic:' -
or you may require that the retailer George Westlake, husky defenceman,
detach such coupons in your presence. is another Lion who deserves a great
Charts showing the coupon values der deal of credit for winni4 the series
Various cuts of ,neat are posted in
butcher shops and you ' may check
from these.
ears.
Hats can be doffed to Mummy John-
ston, Lions' lanky goaltender, for . a
splendid performance, particularly in
SCHOOL NEWS
Ola g�'rictaty Qvetwi list nue: lltindtaad
and seventy 4nenlberi u1. the Gucierlch trinS ` iNklli, AT E G,C.Z
Teen-4ga' `UlUU, £ dithered in tie Cull • •(lNy ,Ism 1;aaaaald•S)
iegiaate e'y natio 1 . tar an twsayaill.e • This aveelt: your reporter must, like
eveniu�, or goatee and (iancleg. The
t+qui a 3 sponsored by the hone ULUb and
up to .the iireeeaat, the; dances ,and
genies have been organized by a com-
mittee of Lions' weutbers. It hats now
been decided that the boys and girls
who constitute the membership, should
themselves, run- their clubs, atltairts,
under the guidance of the organizing
committee. in accordance with this
policy, the following ousters and e,)W-
mittees were named to act:
:
1'haarraatan, Gerry Uinta; secretary,
2ati0II COupOns• Ou se ,_ .. - :. •. ..
ems: i
�'.� t:h
east
li•- .ch
e e1- t; n
, m
t
a>:
��jyy as
trtii'er" � ....a- �i't�tess�^�..'istibir .
Job, "walk cireuntspactiy," the' reason
being a .supposed "lapsus cumuli" when
,it as t -stated • in this column that
justice would be meted out to Grade 11
teachera and students. The students
have proclaimed in no uncertain ter'n's
that it is impossible to do justice to
them, and your reporter hopes he only.
fancies that even the 'teachers favor
him with semi -judicial glances t. Even
go, it is still our pleasure to. present
to you the teachers and students, of
Terry .Lemaiire ; treasurer, Jimmy Grade 11, The form teacher is Mrs.
She possesses
s a thoroughorough&eyiolds; membership, ]ertaa Popp, F� Dis an1
games, Jasmine Lassatme; . canteen, knowledge
of her subjects ---and her
George W e Clt ke • wincing, Gerry
students - toge£itkr with a gracious
1 --program- rc: n pl g�_ P�+ntte wanner, which has won for her the
Lassaline ferry Leanairet estha Popp, adm4ration and affection- ef-heri pupils,
Gerry lawn, Gerry lnercl, and George They depart from her English teach-
Westlake;___'pianists, .assent - Nelson, teach-
ing only.long enough to vote her Pin
Brent the groove!" _ Grade -Us -course -of
I3arliara` Cute, iWry Straughan, 1lelen study compasses History' and 'English
Wilson..
CHIROPRACTOR,. AND DRUGLESS
• THERAPIST
Goderich, Phone 341
Mee hours -10 to 12 a.m., - 2 to 5 -
and 7 to "8 p.m., Tuesday, Friday and
Saturday. -
10 to 12 a.m. only on Wednesday.
Monday 'and Thursday at Mitchell:
Mineralfume :baths by - appointment
• only. .-
A. N:';INSON ,..
51 . Squth - St.
Registered under Drugless Practitioners
Act for the •ProYlnce of Ontario.
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wirwrimramonsimmer
A. L LOLE q
Optometrist= -Optician - 4
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted •j
Phone 33- Goderich, Ont.
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Q. -I thought we were going to get
an allowance of 10 pounds of sugar
for canning this year, but as far as I
Geo: G. MacEwan
Fire, Accident and Motor Car
Insurance
OFFICE -MASONIC TEMPLE
'{BEST _STREET
PHONE 230 GODERICS
P. J.: RYAN
Real Estate and Insurance
(Alice and Residence:
11 Trafalgar Street
Phone 6 ...
FOR SALE -Houses of all kinds,
choice building lots, business pro-
perty and several good farms.
DONALD B. BLUE
EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER
!Licensed for Counties of Huron
• . and. Bruce°
RIPLEY, • PHONE °49
For information .apply to .% N.
Kernighan, Division Court Clerk.
Goderich, Ont.
EDW ARD w. ELLIOTT : -
LICENSED AUCTIONEER - -
Correspondence promptly an-
swered° Immediate arrangements
can be made for, Sales . Date by
calling Phone 203, Clinton. -
Charge- moderate and sn tisfaC
• tion Guaranteed. 19tf
against Woodstock. He did some ter-
rific rushing iu both games and was. allure. Ugly secwlus "mull" ...ill's
at all times a '`Rock of Gibraltar" on the second pe i`hud ,wlieu met+ cunaue
defence. •
• Ai Taylor opened the scoring for
Woodstock at the 16.20 inark -of the.
firstperiod when Walker's pass sent
him through the Goderich defence and
Taylor made no mistake in picking the
upper, corner of the 'net `behind John-
ston. Less 'than a minute had ticked
ff before the -Bions had tied things
r
• Mrs. Di n French, hivaic, _is supplied for the dances by �^ught by ��o , I' b'y,
�-- -is _ Powell; _=b -ani Bisset;
a. phonograph donated by the Luipire s owe , y ss se
Physics, by Mr. Payne; Algebra, by
Service Club. Prizes were given .for Mr. Scott ; shop, by Mr. T►Valkom ;
the various novelty dances: and to the hoine economics, by Miss.Gardiner;
winners of the Ave"'contest.
The patrons and patronesses on Fri- physical training and heath, for the
girls, . by Miss - or oys, Bisset, and physical
day evening were; i�tr. and firs. George training and health, f theb b
Baxter, btr, and Mrs. Harold Bettger, Mr. Francis,
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Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Edward, Mr.
and Mrs. Guy k:mersc�o, Mr. and &ars. The students of Grade 11 are as
J. W. Coates, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph follows: Ramona Baer, Marjorie
Baxter, Ruth Bogie, Margaret Bowra,
Lemaire, and ,lair. and Mrs. A. R...,Scutt. Doroth° Bradley, Marilyn Butler,
fade -alt in Woodstock cud of the Donald Campbell, Bill-Chantlera Eliza -
a fBeth Chisholm, Rita. Chisholm, Bill
rink. ' . Craig, Hugh Feagahat Marion Freeth,
troth Freeman and Johnston had to Gladys Gow, Isobel Howes . - Helen
pull nix cler et saves ' au tae early stage Inglis,. "Dorothy. `Johnston,. t Murney
or the seeuuu period. Tai: Lions came . Johnston, . Mary Laithwaite, Elaine
the closest to scaring NEtheu ts1sset, Lamb, Isobel Lednor, Douglas Madge,
.\ewcumue utid men" broke in three Betty Marsh, Harry Montgomery, Don -
abreast on- l+•reeman, only- -w • slave tie aid - atoorey, Jack Needham, - Mary
w uuustuch goalie leave his cage to Pridham, Emma .Robertson,.. Joseph
get 4hs'stick iu Lite•ruuu Just us •rehv_ ,,�tialkeld, Jim • Saunders Joan Scott,'
,
t'1�13LyC' yx �i2ETlf as!lftlt,m.... Pn,". •° »'
�ha"e�l�eton; - • �iil '"Smyth;
:h `t ..the lu.uu mark 1,011..uni.slbruke
from a su5tai11ed l,,Uticri it gauging at-
tat'1i alai t:oa,Led'ia to .Licit L J oa11DLon
uuU send 11 uuuswcit• into the lead once
eVeneU Lae count Lar the 'second. Lillie,
rounding LLe 11 uudsLucii- net to slip
the push in the cage behind freeman.
liaruiU 1\ arreu s goal uu NeeUliau1 5
pass at_a.44: at the tail•& period. sent
Uuuerich ',into the lead for the hrst
time ,in the game. The Lions sustained
tins lead through •h' e inurE;. • Minutes,
of hectic piayuig only to have kill
p :tigaiu, Don Warren scoring from 'Thrower notch tue-cuiiut atagain 'on ,
goal..trum a scramble. iu .. front .uf the
tinder-ichnne-t. '..Once urea it -was any-
.
can determine there have been ono oneas iius:k.ey game and. it besaiue
coupons declared valid. for this our
pose.
A,--Xoit will .receive a canning sugar
allowance of 10 pounds. 'An announee-
ment will be made in the near future
concerning `the coupons which- tvill be-
come valid for this purpose.
Q. -•--My landlord to is me that the
supplying of electricity has been re-
moved from the price ceiling ^and he
wants -to charge me more. -Can he
do this?
A. -No. Landlords may not increase
service charges - to a tenant without
special approval of the Wartime -Prices
and Trade Board. -
the following games- were played: managing, his own �afaairil. The api -
O March 3th Grade . g
On b
de- i n
girls against t th s judgment w• s
' 1 ra a 12 1Fg s j• 1-rne a i•
feared - °Coaninreratal. -Varna. girls .with The . parties were residents of Londa&
a score of" 11-9. Miss Bisset refereed.
Following -is- •the_line-up GTT 12---
Audrey Ginn 5, Barbara Henry 2,
Eleanor - Martin 2, Sheila Hin .2,
Madeline Snaith, Mary: Strachan. Coda":
mercial-Norine McKay,' Helen, Mc -
J can 4, Helen Armstrong 5, Jean Mc-
Phee, Joan McPhee, • Elinor Watson.
The girls of Grade 8, Victoria School,
defeated Grade 9B Collegiate girls
wi h ,h score..of 28-20. The game was
re reed by Miss Dunbar. - Folio -wing
are the' teems: Grade 8, Victoria
School -Margaret Henry{ Ruth Harvey,
Gladys .��'icLenrn 18, Betty ou Frit3l fg
4, Joan Fitzzpatrick 6•, Ruth Irvin,
Joan Elliot, Norene. Mallough, 'Jean
Baechler. Grade 9B Collegiate --Lois
Mugford, Marie Raithby 10,' Betty
Taylor 6, 16 afiosy _G"verhgTt 4, Shirley
Robertson, Marion Reis, Abbie Crich,
HtlAt yet none of
the students. have
ac' epted• the challenge of the teachers
to ,mixed doubles in badminton. Your
reporter really' wishes to know why
not.., '
' APPEAL DISMISSED'
Judgment-vvas given at Osg.Qode.Hall
e
2nom'
Y3 mai! .. ..lt'i•. b�` ` as. -'''ant
. _
Eleanor Smyth, Benson Straughan-, ; leen Elizabeth Beechie from the judg-
Colleen„ Thompson, Donald Warren;+ -m . ent of Mr. Justice Kelly given.
Mac Wilson. Grade 11 students in - October 25th, 1945, in an action tried
their quest of knowledge have adopted in Goderich. - This judgment declared
()liver Twist's continuous !Please, I that Joseph Albert Beechie, husband
want some more-" - - of said Kathleen Elizabeth Beechie, .
Continuing with the basletball series, was mentally competent andacapable of •
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nd Baetd.. - -
a ri
The shortest ' siq.ndard-gauge °
Toad in in the, world- lone- and, a hair''
milea long and.,is,f Orth flarelnu
Blackboards of steel.witi: era
_
surfaces, are now being used In (, t.
.
schools. - - -' ,,. .
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...imimmiummisionsio IMO
Questions regarding Wartime Prices
and TradeL,;Board regulations will be
answered in this paper if ' sent to the
Information Branch. W.P.T.B., Federal
building, London. - •
PIANO LESSONS
Sheldon Baxter
Supervisor of Music in Rural
Schools. • _
Will accept Iiinited number of
pupils. - -
Write . P.O. Box 860, Goderich."
5.18' ' Phone 378
ereasiugly evident:• as the game wort,
on, that the first, team to score would
bir the probable itvinners of the series.'
It was in this high 'atmosphere -'of
excitement , that Juin Bisset assumed
the mantel- of herb. • Jim grabbed the
puck at centre ice, battled his way
past the Woodstock defence and beat.
'freeman cleanly with one of his
"boom" shots to the' high cornier of the
net. A penalty to Don Warren, in
the - tast two: minutes sustained the
excitement, but although they tried
Ward; Wbodstotwk . couldn't manage to
dent the closely -keit -defyuce which the
Liuns•threw-up. . •
Penalties went to Dickson, Needham,
Lumsden and D. Warren. .
WOODSTOCK-Goal, Freeman ; de-
fence, Lavin,. Lumsden; centre, B.
Thrower-; wings, T. Walker, •Taylor;
alternates; Nthduliu, Gasparatto, Julian,
Bottoms, Parkes, D. Thrower, i•1.
\`'liken and Hurst.
GODERICII-Goal, M. Johnston ;
defence, U. Westlake, J. Needham;
centre, G. Mero; wings, J. Bisset, 'B.
Newcombe; alto •nates, D. Warren,
Warren, B. Allin',,j. Ferguson, L. Mc-
Gee and B. Chantler.
Backache -Kidneys
Cry for
`Most people -fail . to recognize thee
seriousness of a bad Bask.
The stitches, twitches, and tWinges
: are gh n td cause great f-
_fering, but, back of the .bFackache-~• -
and the cause of it all is the' dis-
ordered kidneys cling out a warn -
ng -through the back.
A pain ia. the back i^s.the 'kidneys'
cry for help. Go to their assistanu
Get,^n box of ^Doan's Kidney. `hills.
A
remedy_for baek#tcho . n nT sick
Z -,.. 17` r . fw .�`yP?._'.
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�, Doan's" are up ' in - r �fx oblong grey box with out traatle
mark a "Maple Leaf" `on the
wrapper:..........-------•
Refuse substitutes. -Get c `Doau's-s,
The T..Nliniurri Co._ btd.. Tvo',tn. Ont.
In the coming - summer' we may
expect hundreds of visitors from
the States. For fl many of th6m a
good:time means lot's of leisure for
hikes -visits to .historic ,sites,
sci=nic beauty .spots. Let's give,
them a 'really friendly welcome
and help to make the stay as
memorable as it can be!
WHAT CAN 1 DO?
The answer is plenty! Here are some
of -the things anyone can do. The
suggestions come from a well- known
O,ivario hotelman: v
1. Know the places of interest and
beauty spots in your district and -
tell people about thein : - -•
2. When you write yt our f iends
States tell them -about the places
they would enjoy visiting.
3. Try to make any visitor glad he
came.lto . Canada.
4. Take time to give requested infor-
mation fully and graciously.
A. In business dealings, remember our
reputation for courtesy and fairness
depends ori you.
.6. To - sum it all up ..- . follow the
"Golden Rule."
HAROLD JACKSON
• LICENSED AUCTIONEER
HURON AND • PERTH': -
For information, etc., write
I.R. 4, Seaforth; or phone (col-
lect) Seaforth, or 867, Goderich._
PHONE 24 a ' GODERICH
Now -Ralph Edwards, in "Radio Stars On Parade," and Pat -O'Brien
in "Man Alive." .
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Betty Grable,, June Haver, Joann Payne and Reginald Gardiner
In new Teelinic'tlor this roin,antic rntisieal tells the story of two girls
who scat the world aflame with their talent., and escapades
t} .
vawle.Sats;: MUtual Fire Insu-
rance Co., 50. years in Business,
' Canada's largest Fire 'Ins.. Co.
Get the rates and broad cover- ,.
arge on yothr • store or place of
business from a
GO1 pOI
R.R. 6 Goderich
Phone Carlow 21-r4.
In these days of rationing
— sugar, butter and other
ingredients cannot be •
wasted.. When baking
KingPastry FI�u
and be sure of the besi.
• results possible. 3 •
Th irsday, Friday and Saturday-- ^ •
Linda Darnell, Barbara, Britton and Greg 'MeClun e -
telling' they fabulous epic. of IiOitton•s famous :9trong lle)y. :1 hit show
about the ring's most colorful gladiator,
Coming -Gimpy 41iArnnns; in "SHADY LADY." °
Itttinupe'ta ^ eihiestilta; t •Salad' , and lulls ays •it ,,P.20 pan.
WESTERN ONTARIO MOTORWAYS
Bus Schedule now to effect
Leaves Goderich daily including Sunday
745 a.af.; 12.25 p.m.; ..,4.15 p.m;
Arrives Goderich daily
11.50 a.m.; 3.I5 p.m.; 9.20 p.m.
Leaves Sundays and holidays
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8.00 p.m. and 9.30 •p.lh.
The 8.00 p.un. lnn;is goes di tet to London '
. only.
Connneftions at Clinton for i.onicdonn, •
Detroit. %Ingham, Walkerton. Peri
Elgin anti 'wen P tetunnad. -
Connnaetlionns at Stratford for dVooal4toa•lt
,lfitchener, Guelph; Hamilton liras E
Toronto.
Connections at Milelhell for Listowel
and d Landon.-
it �74in nniation phone- rill' It • 11iN•'
,� a?ir;uta a phone, 150C or 717.
Worth his weight in. laid!
The Province of Ontario
profits to almost the
same. extent' from tourist
business ahs it dries from
the gold mining industry.
It -is up to each of us to
see that it g0eS on growing.
This diagrarn shows how
Ontario's tourist income
benefits everyone. Every
dollar is•slhared t:his way ...
1. Hotels; 2. Stores;
3. Restaurants; 4. Taxes,
etc.; s. Arnusements;
6. Garaged. -.
It works both w.a vt !
They treat us royally-
When we visit„ them .
we can't do leg than re-
turn the compliment..
Remeinber that it costs
money to take a holiday
.. so let's see they get
a good return, for every
penny they pend.
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M1LLIWC.i CORPORATION
hoNGtrbtai ,rF►IlCt CANADA
PLANNING A HOLiDAV'
TUNE IN "ONTAflIO Cl' LIMY"
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