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‘The ledies of the C.W. i, wish to SE at
| thank everyone who contributed to their ccT. 8 TORPEDO ALIZY
 ‘baaaer ani te all those who helped to " 10 INTERIDDE
‘make it a big success. : "12 PIONIGC
| ‘Fhe lucky winners of the food hampers " 14 LADY TAKES A FLYER
“were Jimmy Nommayle, Grayoe Fody and " 25 LADY TAKES A FLYER
Ken Pryor, Susan Thirlwell won the doll.|  ° 17 THE OMAN: .
| * 19 SOLID GOLD CADILLAC

My Grandmother used to tell af a neighbor |
woman shs imew when they were both young —
prairies, "I'm always eo glad,” the = |
| meighbor woman told my grandmother one
April day. “Whom the house ia clean, the!
_ garden planted and the baby bom. Then
I know that spring has come." —

ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 10th THERE WILL BE A
—_- DANCE
AT THE RECREATION HALL = OOME AND JOIN
THE THANRSGIVING CELEBRATIONS

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Little girl when asked what her father = |
was doimg, replied, “He's Listening to |
the ignited nations.”

Little boy to aother: "Mom, oan Freddie |
and I go out and listen to Daddy put
the tire chains on?* ey

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