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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06

NEW 1853 ADMIRAL rELEvISION
sets Best performance in TV
history. New low prices. Madison
Farm Bureau Appliance Shop. 254
w. High st. Phone 726. If
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06

SIX ROOM HOUSE. living room,
dining room. kitchen. bedroom
and bath down. 2 bedrooms up.
nice lot with barn on rear. Price
only $500. Inquire McSavaney
and Company. Leon King. Man
ager. Phone 81. 1911
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06
Houses For Rent

FIVE ROOM MODERN furnisheds
house with gas garage available
about February 18th. Phone West
Jefferson S-8375. Pill
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06
Situation Wanted

SHEEP SHEARERS. Blouse and
Barker, Jeffersonville, h n
John Blouse 6-6103. 26-l4
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06

NEW APEX AUTOMATIC WASH
ERS, with new agitator tub. Mad
ison Farm Bureau Appliance Shop
254 w. High st. Phone 726. tt
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06

HOG BOXES, feeders and gates. ].
w. Beekman, Big Plain, Phone
953-J1. 81
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06

PLUMBING SUPPLIES. national
bath fixtures. American kitchens.
Coop gas and electric water
heaters. Madison Farm Bureau
Appliance Shop. 254 West High
st. Phone 726. II
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06

GIFTS. Kit Kat Klocks $S.95. Guar
anteed nylons. billfolds. unusual
gift items. Martha's Beauty and
Gift Shop, West Main, West JEFF
ferson. Phone S-SS42. If
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06

SINK, DISHwASHER, AND GARB-
AGE ELIMINATOR COMBINA-
TION. Floor sample. Priced right.
Madison Farm Bureau Appliance
Shop, 254 w High st. Phone 726.
If.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06
Houses For Sale


FOUR NICE ROOMS and bath about
Z years old. Price only 5000. In
auire McSavaney and Company,
Leon King. Manager. Phone 81.
19-11
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06

NEW 1863 ADMIRAL T:EFRIGERA-
TORS and dual-temps. See them on
display at the Madison , Farm
Bureau Appliance Store. 254 w.
High st. Phone 726. TT
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06

FARM HAND. Clifford Kronk, West
McKell Farm. Phone Resaca 900.
IL
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06

STENOGRAPB En-, Srerer middle ag-
ed,- married woman. Phone 719. s
Il. First Street. If
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06

CHEVROLET, 1886 sedan, extra
good motor. body ok. Cheap. Jack
Bowman. Phone 906-R3. Ill
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06
Articles For Sale |.

LIBRARY TABLE. dining table,
buffet, rugs. automatic gas
heater, piano. bicycle Call at $50
South Walnut ST. after IL o'clock.
12-11
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06
Automobiles Used

1917 FRAZER MANHATTAN, motor
fe-built: fine shape. Phone l445-
pa Ill
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06
Agent Wanted

RELIABLE MAN with car wanted,
part or full time. to call on farm
ers In Madison County. Wonder
full opportunity. $40 to 500 in
day. No experience or capital re-
quired. Permanent Write today.
McNess Company, Dept. A. Free
port, Ill. 27-11
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06

NEW COOP REFRIGERATORS anS
Home FREEZERS, chest and up
right models. Most for your money
compare and you'll agree. Mad
ison Farm Bureau Appliance Store
254 w. High st. Phone 726. If
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-03

FOR SALE four 25' by 24' buildings, finished outside with novelty siding, unfin
 5shed inside. Will move to your location. $1,O0O each.
 One building 16' by 24'
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-03

FUR SALE i9l7 ciyit,an leep, excellent condition: Ward s tank vacuum with / all attachments; Kenmore portable washer with wiring CT, call 427l.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-03
FOR SALE = 1947 Buick super

COX SALE = 1947 Buick super sedan. excellent condition. garaged. fog ligh s Spot lights, chains, extra gas mileage meter, turn lights spare tire. Call Zip, 3652 (Woody IsIand) or write box A805, Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-03

Terms; ono lot in ps, ls subdivision, terms. See T. T. Jackson or write box 501 4Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-03
CIpssineds

FOR SME Neil Ma ter il, stow, Whirlpool washing ma ;h;nn, new motor. Both good condition and reason able See at Cappy Camp belts cabin no 3, Mission Road.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-03

FOR SALE 1852 25 hp long shalt Ev nrude, $500. See John York, boat K-J, Stan dard Oil Dock.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-03

FOR SALE-automatic wash ing machine, $80. See Mrs. Bryant Kraft apts. No. 3. Upper Mill Bay Road.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-03

FOR SALE-Hollywood bed
 & mattress. Can be seen at Sears No. 10, Mission Road.
Evening star., 1953-06-11
Crime Is Serious

take crime more seriously" "
Northern Ireland people were
warned. in Belfast. by DR.. Leon
Radzinowick. q British expert on
criminal science. who said the
expected rise in crime followed
World War II-but failed te
abate as expected.
Evening star., 1953-06-11
SEhUI i. IEhhELL ANUENSUN
Serve Your Country
Willingly, G| Writes
Son, ;, in Last Letter
By the Assoeioted Press

COLUMBUS, Ga, June IL
News of a pending truce in
Korea flowed into newspaper
Offices and radio stations and q
letter from a father to his s.
year-old son continued on its
slow journey.
Then the Columbus Ledger
learned the letter from Sergt.
Terrell Anderson in Korea had
reached its destination.
Mrs. Joyce Anderson of nearby
Phenix City, Ala, told of reading
this letter to 3-year-old Terry
Michael:
Dear Michael:
"As I am sitting here in this
place with my mind back there
with you and Patricia and your
mother, I thought I would drop
you few lines to let you know
my thoughts.
Mike, it is mighty hard for
a man to have to leave his fam
lily and the ones dear to his heart
to go into some distant land and
fight a war. But with the way
the world is today, that is what
is happening to a lot of guys.
So, Mike. want you to feel when
you grow up that if and when
our country needs you to fight
I want you to go willingly to
serve your country.
Mike, I am over here fight
ing for what I think is right
and when you grow up I want
you to stand up for what you
| think is right
Mike, we are moving up on
the front lines tonight sometime
after IL midnight so lot of
things may happen to your dad
dy by the time you get this letter,
Michael, you are mighty young
man yet to be the man of the
house, but that is what it
amounts to at the present.
IT want you to always take
care of Patricia and your mother
because you are going to have
! to be the man of the house
until daddy can get back home
! to you.
/ Mike, you have the sweetest
mother and sister in the world
If it is the Lords will that
I go to His home in heaven and
not come back to you all. Mike.
want you to know that love
you more than life itself.
Mike, I hope and pray that
you never have to go through
anything like this over here. ]
hope by the time you are ole
enough that the world will be at
peace"
Michael, his mother and sister
received the letter Monday, anc
scribbled on the back of the en-
velope was the note, go, letter
go. I sure can't"
On May % the Andersons haC
received a telegram from the
Defense Department that Sergt
Terrell Anderson, United State,
Army, had been killed in actor
in Korea.
Evening star., 1953-06-11
Agency Says Red China
Uses Macao for Trade
By the Assoeiated Press

TAIPEH, Formosa, June IL
Nationalist China's official Cen
trail News Agency said today the
Portuguese colony of Macao has
developed into a clearing house
for trade with Red China and
charged it is "the biggest gap in
the allied embargo"
The agency said an estimated
100 ocean-going ships are shutt-
ling into the tiny Portuguese
port in Southeast China, just
across from Hong Kong, a Brit
ish colony.
Central News said three vessels
were operating between Portu-
gal and Macao, bringing cargoeS
from Western Europe for trans
fer to Red China and returning
almost empty.
Other ships, it said, were op-
Grating directly between Macao
and Red China ports.
The agency said Taipeh reports
from Hong Kong shipping circles
indicated seven ocean-going YES
sells might open route between
West Germany and Macao.
Evening star., 1953-04-06
$685.

It's really food feezer-refeeroor combination with sepo-
rote freezing compartment at the top that holds almost a
pounds Of frozen foods And Thanks to the Levelcold
the temperature stos regardless of fluctuations
the Kitchens temperature 1t needs deostno Come see
for yourself how noenousy it's been planned and built osk
to see Model DSoO
The Hecht Co, Sth Floor, WGshtngton:
eth Floor, Sarer Spring and Po,Aancton
Evening star., 1953-04-06
See the Opening
Game April 18th on
1853 Admiral TV
with 2l-ln. Screen
only l0Q:9s
Even less If you
trade in your old V

Thots right 21inch at this price which
would make you want to it there weren't big
events on the calendar It's the brond-new l21DXl1,
with eectronic superchoreer that makes you feel an
active participant in every event you see. Housed in
functional ebonycoored cobnet thot's sleek, modern
asset to any living room.
The Hecht Spring.
Evening star., 1953-04-06
This brand new 1853
. Gu. #. Frigidaire!
never needs defrosting!

A lot less Il you
tsode-in yeur old
refriserator.
Evening star., 1953-08-12

Secretary Of Labor Durkin yes
terday criticized his successor as
head of the plumbers union for
a published attack labelling the
first six months of the Eisen-
hover administration a pattern
Of plumber"
In my area of competence
none of the charges contained in
Mr.. Schoemann's report are well
founded" Mr.. Durkin told a
news conference.
He was referring to an article
by Peter T. Schoemann entitled
Pattern of Plunder" published
in the July issue of the Journal
of the United Association of
Journeymen and Apprentices of
the Plumbing and Pipe Fitting
Industry (AFL). Mr.. Durkin is
on a four-year leave of absence
as president of the union and
Mr.. Schoemann Is acting presi-
dent.
Hit "Policy Of Plumber"
Mr.. Schoemann declared in
the article that organized labor
| is now fighting against "a policy
of plunder-plunder Of resources,
Evening star., 1953-08-12
Defense Chief Flying
To Confer With Quirino
BY the Associated Press

MANILA, Aug. 12.-Acting De-
fense Secretary Oscar Castelo
left by air today for San Fran
cisco en- route to Baltimore to
confer with Philippine President
Elpidio Quirino.
Mr.. Castillo said he was gong
to brief the President, who has
been at Johns Hopkins Hospital
since June, on conditions in the
islands before their forthcoming
conferences with United States
Government officials in Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1953-08-12

sation Act and opposed q bill
which would have weakened the
present Social Security Act, Mr..
Durkill stated.
The cabinet officer said Presi-
dent Eisenhower is preparing
recommendations for "just and
equitable amendments to the
Taft-Hartley Act" and predicted
the amendments will be pre-
sented to Congress when 1t re-
convenes next January.
Asked If he were entirely sat-
isfied with Gen. Eisenhower's ad-
miniStration," Mr.. Durkin re-
piled: IF I was not satisfied, I'd
just present my resignation and
resume my Office as president of
the union"
Mr.. Durkin, a supporter of Gen.
EiSenhower's Democratic oppo-
nent. Adlai Stevenson. in the
election last fall, said he "occu-
pies a more realistic position in
the cabinet of President Eisen-
hover" than any of his prede-
cessors in previous administra-
tions.
He explained that his opinion
is sought on all matters and ap-
Evening star., 1953-08-12

welfare programs and minimum
standards in general. "
He also criticized the appoint
ment of persons to head Federal
programs and agencies though
the appointees "are definitely
opposed" to the programs they
are to administer.
"As Secretary of Labor and q
member of the Eisenhower ad-
rninistration "a. I have a duty
to perform and that duty In
wolves setting the record
straight" Mr.. Durkin' declared.
He cited his own appointment.
from the ranks of orga nized
labor. to refute Mr.. Schoemann's
assertion concerning admins
trative appointments.
Cites Specific Acts.
Instead of undermining social
security. minimum wage and un-
employment compensation laws,
as Mr.. Schoemann reported. the
administration has recommended
social security coverage be ex-
tended TO 10.5 million per-
sons. increased the coverage
of the Unemployment Conlpen-
Evening star., 1953-08-12
Justice Douglas Declares
Truce Can Lead 10 Accord
o. The A.,ociosed pfess

PORTLAND. Greg, Aug. H.
The Korean truce can be a
starting point for settlement of
Asian problems" Associate JUS
tice William o. Douglas of the
United States Supreme Court
said here yesterday.
If the forthcoming confer
ences on Korea achieve a polit-
ical settlement, then Red China
should be admitted to the
United Nations, the jurist said.
"If there is none, then they
certainly should not be admit
ted" he added.
He said the United States was
backing the wrong causes in
other parts of Asia. Particu-
larly, he referred. to support of
the French in Indo- China and
the British in Iran. He said this
s--::enateS the patriots who want
Independence in those countries.
The much-traveled Justice
Douglas stopped over here while
preparing to 60 to Prince Ru-
pert, British Columbia,
Evening star., 1953-08-12
Representatives, S PIune
interrupts Jet Gunnery
By the Assoeiuted Press

SEOUL, Aug. 12.-Representa-
tive Ford, Republican, Of Michi-
gan. today received an unexpected
greeting from swooping jet
planes.
The Representatives. plane un-
Intentionally flew over an Air
Force gunnery range while Jets
were practice firing. Mr.. Ford's
pilot reported the practicing tets
withheld their fire while the
light plane crossed the range.
The visitors were "very inter-
ested and impressed" by the
aerial maneuvers.
Evening star., 1953-08-12
Dukin Crtczes Successor in Union Who Hit G. O. P Policy

pointments concerning wage
earners even though the appoint
pointments affecting wage earn.
ers even though the appoint
ments may not be in the Labor
Department. This was not the
case in any previous administra-
tons, he said.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-04

DENVER Hubert Leo Husg,
.1i. postal elerk az Fort Coiilns.
Cole. vas released under SOC
bond Wednesday pending rs ar.
raignmeni on . fcderal charge cf
mixapprppriatinG 7 tents In postal
lands.
Charles 5. Nisd. Us district
attorney. said the suspended elerk
ls accused of soliciting as ccnta
for mailing fees on . parcel poss.
then placing only 50 ccnts IN
STAMPS on the package.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-04

Herbert d. Pope. q. Fleet Son
ar School and Shirley Faye Ingra-
ham. q. sit Margaret Street have
applied for Q marriage license at
the office of County Judge Ray.
moud n. Lord.
Joseph Scott aindfuss. zs. USS
Sea Cat and ELAINE D. Tucker. q.
Montana have also applies 10 wed.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-04
Barbara DelgadO
As HOnOred At
Surprise .ShO,cer

A lovely surprise shower An hon.
or of Miss Barbara Delgado vas
given Thursday evening AZ the
home of Mrs. r. Z. camus. Host.
esses we're the Misses Dorothy Ann
Miller and zola camus.
Colorfnl paper umbrellas gave
ne room . festive air as friends
of the bride-elect enjoyed several
amusing games. The beautiful lin.
gerie gifts were lowered from A
huge pink parasol suspended from
the ceiling and showered upon the
honored guest.
Refreshments consisted Of small
sandwiches and fruit punch. The
white frosted cakes were dec0rat.
ed with miniature blue umbrellas
tied with small ribbons carrying
the names Of the h.tds and groom
Guests included: Miss GAY IoG,
Barroso. Miss Anita Esperdy, Miss
Pamela Russell. Miss Edie Hamp.
ton. Miss Ester Smith, Miss Col,
leen Moore. Miss Genevieve Wheel,
er. Miss Louise Ketchum, Mis-,
Anne Yates. Miss June Yates, Mrs
John Cerexo. Mrs. Arthur Bora
Mrs. Z. S. Yates. Mrs. q. J. Del
gsdo, Mrs. J. Wheeler. Mrs. c,
Lowe, Mrs. NJ. warmath. Mrs. J
z. Sterling. Mrs. J. s. Roberts and
Mrs. Ruth jackson.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-04

In the Agricultural Almanac I
read about Dr. Edward Jcnner the
vaccination inventor who seems 10
be q man who really understood
al about weather TIE had q date
20 walk wiih q young LADY on .
certain sunday In isio Looking AZ
TIE weather on Saturday night,
however. be- decided that maybe
they'd better eall Il of Il was 60
ma q gain and here are lever than
hall q the observations - read
them that brought him 81 the con.
elusios
This holioW winds begin 10 hlow
The clouds look black. the glass
Is. lov.
The soga fails dosn. the span.
lels sleep.
And spiders from their eobwehs
creep.
Las, High, the san wen, pale 10
bed.
The moon IN halos bid Der head.
i0w o'er the grass ne swallows
wings.
The cricket 100. how loud she
sings
Puss on the hearth. with velvet
paws.
Slis wipine Ger her whiskcred
Jaws.
I. And be probably rot cold feet
ahout goaig oat wiih the gal ans.
how.
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thine - he seneeiiea ahous sgssf
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re EVE strain" Wsll be seme.
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SO lona azsaz So a few ears
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-04

Tae Monroe County Salon Nc.
sf3. . and 20 honor group Of the
American Legion Auxiliary. win
hold their regular monthly mar
che at the Legion Post Home on
Stock Island. u ls hoped that all
members win attend this meeting
as the yearly budget win be an
n0unced and fund raising plans
win be presented 10 the member
ship.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-04


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Seeing a. how school IA upper.
most IN most minds right now.
thought wc'd les you In on some
secrets. and statistics.
Dld you know thas psychologists
ave found that elassrooms painted
according Do ne principles Of "eo.
Or dynamics. whatever they are,
improve grades and behavior Of
lchool children. A survey of three
schools .one painted ''psyeholo.
ideally one Jeff IN iced Of paint
and one painted convemli0nally
revealed that learning improve.
neng between first and second
trades vas "a per cent in the first
school, 7 per cent IN the third. and
,nly , per cent In the second. Boys
seemed % respond 70 color more
han girls.
Did you know that the average
american receives 90 pounds Of
nail per year. and the postmen
hould ref = raise. Teachers find
hat most students study not from
ear of ignorance or desire for
Gn0w ledge. hui from fear Of failure.
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lsn'i lar, ard I'd Tie - Famlnd
you ear sslli erdsr navy bios
gallIs skirts ~ TIE chlldren's Ger.
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The Key West citizen., 1953-09-04

Neighbors and ether friends were
very kind 10 as during the Illness
and following the death of our be.
loved one. the late James XII
Thompson. and through the col.
umns a The Key West Citizen we
would convey 20 each one this On.
preston of our sincere apprecia.
ton. We especially wish % thank
the Rev. Robertson and Rev. Sim.
mons and ths many friends who
sent flowers.
THE FAMILY,
Wife, Children and Sister.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-04
Coral Shores
PTA Board
Announced

Board members Of the Coral
Shores Parent Teachers Associa.
ton were announced today BY
Mary Arsua. publicity chairman.
Members are Leonard Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. sven Nielsen. Mrs.
Mary Moeller. Mrs. Ann Snesdeg
Margaret SibthorSe. and Mrs. Alga
White.
The Coral shores PTA was rep.
resented at the recent Monroe
County School Of Instruction In Key
West by Mary Clark. Susan Lund.
Cerie EioElinger and Mary Arsua
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-04

TIE essd Star kAssAsrs wiil
hsla . sssiness snd sesiai mesa.
ias seaisha 81 T:Ja ~ re wa
Ssil. kra. Evis c. sswYeF. prs-
siasni. vii relay asws ssem shs
pest pEessdenf whe " IN Aeriea.
al msmesss srs urged - az
fend.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-04

so oas a1Aaa los : Iew tAYs
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-04

Mrs. Brsxton. the presiding off.
Ger introduced the panel ior the
meeting. which consisted Of Mrs.
Dorothy Hamilton. National Trea.
sarcF of the Navy Wives Clubs Of
America who has recently been
transferred 20 Key West, Mrs.
Mary I. Smith. president Of club
-. and Mrs. Laxett James. parli.
meniarian of club iI4
The chairman explained that the
Joint meeting was called for the
purpose Of clarifying any questions
Iertalnlng 10 club procedure and
parliamentary practice. 10 discuss
proposed revision Of local and Ma.
tionai Bylaws. the nomination Of
National Officers 10 be elected At
the National Convention In San
Diego. Calf. October l2th through
is. iaSs. and all business that i
10 be taken 10 the National conven.
ton ~ the delegates iron the 10.
cal clubs.
The chalrman urged the mem.
bership 10 subscribe 20 the local
newspaper 10 learn as much as
they can ah0Ls the business men.
officials and politicians. 10 register
and vote IN the coming elections.
II vas also decided tha. the clubs
would provide baby sitters and
furnish transportation fer people
% register and VOTE ~ they have
done in the past. This service Is
offered 60 the public without
charge, A list Of the names and
telephone numbers Of members
who volunteered 10 render this
service win be published at a later
date.
A. this point Mrs. Braxtan thank.
ed the membership for a large Ct
tendance and turned the chair over
10 Mary T. Smith. president Of
club a..
The following thirteen new mem.
bers took their pledge and were
received into club So Gladys Lau-
henstine Phyllis Nelson, Ginger
Tracy, Maurecn Nelson, ClaFa
Kangsion. Helen Wolfe Jrs Ella
Lois RoemmiSh. Barbara King.
Josephine Cheves. Joan Olson
Rose Marie ellison. Kitty Boyd
ard Edna Tiffany.
Mrs Wihelmina Bennett. wife
n {. F.. Bennett. SN. uSN. of the
Naval station attended the meet
lng as a guest
Open faced tea SANDS iches. cake
and eo.fee we're provided BY the
Hostess Committee, headed by
Mary r. Smith.
The next Joint meeting VIII be
held aiser the delegates return
from the National Convention,
about October 2tth.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-04

this affair . huge success.
there wm be three bands with
continuous dancing from I ,. N.
until . pm. Raal's caban Boys.
an an star band Of sin pieces. and
Ernies Trio, are Iusl > few oi TIE
many bands that wlii make per
Aonal appearanees during the amer
noon.
The floor show which will set
underway at SIN o'eloek VII fea-
ture Petite June Moore, TIE girls
with the sweet voice. This yeung
LADY has appeared IN ell the lead
!ng hotels and night clubs throagh'
oui the country. snd Just recently
made o biz ne al Marathon where
she appeared Al The Overseas
Ledge.
Another big.time name Who viii
be there is Freddie Bernard. This
lellow viii make you glad you are
there when he starts singing al the
old al Jolson and Eddie Cantor
numbers the way she stars them
selves did. and dont let anyone
tell you Freddie is not funny. Hs
will keep you laughing from ths
time he comes 90 stage until hs
leaves.
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st the Elks Club Annex 4 pm. sun
day afternoon. Remember all mon
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Tore.