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The annual. meeting included| Ytive during the past year. pate Smith was remanded to April the yearly minutes as read by, The new slate of officers rec- Buell to May 3; with bail the secretary, Florence) ommended by the nominating stand.

A’Hearne. R. E. Seller chaired) Committee included: president, case of George Warren the-meeting and read the presi-|Stewart Ives: vice president, ; Lake Verde, who plead- dent’s_annual report. Massey; secretary- not guilty to having no Mr. Seller’s report commented | treasurer, -Mrs. Helen Dunbar, on his vehicle, was ad- on the fact thet 12 new cases| Cres = a pa an AE a journed to April 30.

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