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PrA ~ounty CounciL
Mr. Smlthlon reported
playground e<julQillent,• A
The pluul were made when the
Durinc the busliieu meeting wu w.lsp made by Mrs, o. 1.
1 H tb •• lbocll• .Mro. Hayeo named lolra. E. M. tic, advising (he oroup that
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The HeKay-Klller Afternoon Clrthew. $. c . s. voted to P•Y
on the Soclety'a pled&e to tho
lb'IUion·fleld and llao planned to
oerve the Father-Son banquet to
be 1_.red by tile Hethodlat
llen'a Aa.oclation ID ApriL
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<lil'de the service. . .
Mri. Homer Cook renewed three
.eboptero of a ••"" atudy book,
"l4!10ioJI.I 1D .USA" ~nd .... brl<f
ueteh of Ill• author's Ule. He Ia
James W. Hofljll1n, writer ond
teacher.
on~ I ·medllatlon
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by•, Hary, lh• .,..,..er Jl•
Jeoqa , l(rt Klein dlltributtd Len·
ten croa• ·book·marka and ''"' •
1010 ''Te,.eh Me To Pray" to ,eon~
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,_ dease<t eourse wao wved by
lllrL! Ralph ' l!adclll!e, .Mi'l. R. c.
Sans~tury .MIQ •Be,ll Slllborn with
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l'hillon and Mn, E. s. met
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Foreat
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FIRST ORDINANCI
LEDYARD, Conn. UP-/fhls
town waited until recentJy, 120
)'ear.s "a fter ita incorporation, t<1
adopt Its flr&t ordlnance---<>ne
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lee whleh !Deluded • ~elude eommittee. Member• of tbe
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- •<Near the era"""117 MD; . JQeln; ·lnatinl cummlttee are llln. Cook,
Lenten li;nms, , poems IDcludiDI .lfl'L Burr Forreat and .Mill Be11
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The Jl'oup was favored with !I
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curbing trailer park1.
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lt$5 FORD. ,.. , .. .:... ... .. ...... ... $1595
2 Dr. ~\lltOmUne V-8. Jladio, fk!ater, Seat Covers, Ford·
.o-Mauc, leY -than' ~0,000 •~tual mUes. Beautiful Ivory
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EROY MOTOR
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Member• responded to
\\ ltb a "Bible Flower."
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with group linglng of hymno
MnJ. <John Scott of tile organ
Mrl. Dav¥ Ntlle, tile ;,Piiail<• .l
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During Qle buolnNI
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1 -~reen for the
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ing 1 of the Gilmore
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a new project. Mrs. Hiram
TONIGHT
Janet Lelfb was named as cbalnnan
elub In ~~~ eounty llowor
IAPARI
"How TO Plant and" M~inta
(Cinemaoeope-TeObnlcolor) . ,
. .. . .... . .-also-- ..... __ . A Ro10 Bed" WI,· !lie tople fl!
Cornell Wilde
Richard Conte p.1per prepal'Od by Mrs. 11.
Jean Wallace Neue and read by
Brion Ilonlevy
N'eaM,
THI lUll COMBO
Yiclor Mature
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the bolters. favon were can••!! J
Relreobmeilto
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Prttent
were tho.se
above ond Mtl. Charles
Marti !vans, Mr.s. Paul ~:;~::;
Mn:. Kltl 'Gr ue1er, Mrs. D
Holter. Mr8.
William Fisher
Mn. Millon Houdeoholt, Mra. John
Ible, llrs. Homer Holter,
Stanley Jon... Mn. Dwlahl
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WbeeJer of f(ew ,texinaton.
The next meetinr will be
Wednesday, April 241b, and Ealf:
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the membere and worn to th!11
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8 cyl. 4 door; tu·tone ~n. r4dlo and heater, very low mUeaje.,Drlve it, •Buy it.•
1955 DODGE ·Ripl Hardtop .. .. · .. · .. ·.. ·...... · · .. · ·~ · .. .. $1995
1'1111 Ia a !~~rp liM· Jlq radi'o, heater, white aide wall tires, automatic tranamiselon and
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