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Nisan-s Blanche and Irene} Mc- Ko-rllmo- unto-rlainml a numlwr 01' “Mr l'rn-mls one evening rocvntly. .\|r. .lunn-s 11. Banks of Rive-I'vluw spent. the wm'k mu! Wllll his mother who is sllll cullllllml to her bed. .\lr. anol Mrs. N. Melosh spent Sunday will: lwr sister. Mrs. Mlle” Casey. . Mrs. Will llrwnwood and «laugh- h-r. lllzu-zl. Mrs. Smith, spent a few hour-x \\'l“l Mrs. Banks «me day last work. """ Miss Maud Boyd smut \nth hwr nmtlwr. Mrs. M who lmuvs this thk for In Lo'uch-I'. Sask. Mrs. } 'V ‘\, “I .\ so'rmus m'chlen: happenml to Albert 'l’ran’ord when a shot. gun ohschargml the (“Ollh'llts going int" hue-yr. Dr. Smith rummml six pigg'g's ¢‘)l_'_sllt'|ll.__ ' A .- .......I. m 1.0:!” been he! has In [human Elmir Mills Inns-v [nont‘ .\h:4. PM” ‘3 ter,l“xs. Honry ing a “W\ nag daughhu.3hm. Mr. and Mrs. Allwvt Thompson .u'c spvmhng a “nil.- wnh Mr. and Mrs. Angus .\Ir.\rthm' and his par- e'nts. .\II'. and Mrs. A. 'l‘humpson. 0bngramlahnn to Mr. and Mrs. Hm'mam Wo'hbrr on the arriyal of a son on February :25. Mr. and Mrs. Hillen Boyd spent a day last week with the McLean families: ‘- ' Aâ€"j JA..A\.A" Mulock (Our Own Correspmzdent) Sorry to repnrt Mrs. James Mcâ€" bougall seriously ill nf pneumonia and under the care of Dr. Stevens of Elmwood and Miss Lang. 3.33.. of Hanover. We sincerely hope that a change for the better will soon take place. Miss Hazel Torry came home on Sunda after. a pleasant holiday with riends in North Glenelg. Mr. George Torry spent the week-end in North Glenelg._ . ”is. Mary McGillivray of Torn“- to is visiting with Miss Katy Lw- i too and other friends, . r. Philip IcDouIld is ill (with ‘1‘! Mr. Hwtnr Hove» had a wn suc- cpssful (“mas-ml! how on \\ Pdw'solm of last wowk. Messrs. .Inhn Walsh. Ro-wl Buyer. and Elvto'ho-r Ruhlvll haw ho-oi'n hwy drawmg logs} to) Elmwnmi. MOst vvmyhodv round Is hum pil- IIII: up bun wmul for ”In fIItIIrn ymr. Mr. and Mrs. “Obf'l't Lo-IIIIIgiIzIm o-IIIm'taIIIml II numhm' of the “mug and 0M HII Priolm mvnIng. awry- bath II-pmtin}: a qu|\'_ good Hm». ' .\| (Our Own Correspondent) W'o- haw nut lwvn infm'mml by “w hi'iolP-lH-IN'. but Hm penplu any that tlw wmlclim: hollyal'o- _ri_mtim.:. Illh \orn -t-O hf‘al of tlw (lo-all: Hf Mr. William Patton in Hesherttm last wpek. Mr. Pattnn was lel men hero and this mmmunity vxtmuls deepest sympathy to “w sm'rnwing son' and {lau'ghetfl A goodly number from here at- tendwl J. Sturrock's salv on Friday and Import liw' stuck gulng very high. Mr. Fro-d Knox purchasml a valuahlo- hora» thew. -1.â€"â€"â€" - “Mrs. .lln'i“.i.\lv.\lurc:u nr Dmmnrc has bum \isiting mu. lur mother. Mrs. R. Knnx for the past wwk. ' "M'i'ifii )Iacintyro- spent thv week- end at. hvr home at Dundalk and aim Visited at Shelbgrne._ (Our Own Corretpondentt Springtiko- wvather the past work and a good numbvr tnok advantage of it to put m a good supply of {red both grain and hay. which Is a little St‘at't'o' this yr-m'. Wo- "Otit't' in “w Swintun Park itvm in ttw hunolalk Herald that a horn)» shio-rl at at man going slnw and cronkt-d on ”in road. Wundm' If the hon-u- cuulol smo-ll tbo- fox mint"! _ U-V.‘ "v- Miss M. Knux nf Toronto arrivwl horn" on Salurolay M'muug lu spend a whilo- with lwr mullwr ho-ro'. who 1:; ill but. we aw glaol to say. much impr0\:?d-._ . Mr. [-1. Phillips of \\'alkm‘\‘|llo- ur- mm home on Mumlay to spend a short Vacation with Ms father and momma Mr. and Mrs. .\:. Phillips, Mrs. H. \Vatsun king Lem» Visited on Friday at. Owen Sound and look In the ”wen Smmd-Kntchpner hock- “.‘L 33“)!” - a - . A, ‘..A It..- “OAAI' PAG}; 3'.- Muss: Him N Ill L. McLean and gauging Rocky Saugeen ullén illlp' Swinton Park. Welbeck. number HD‘N in N1 put m I n hm 2mm \th hum tho-t t1. N. l from here. at- . Allan Bnyfl. fur ho'r hum" z, Buyol has \H‘o'k " I-‘V 0 .\li'. .luhn 'l'i'atl‘m'il has engaged with Mr. S. l’tlltt'l'SOII. an Survey {on thv snnnnvi' nmntlls. llv tlnnsn‘t. haw tn «,1.» to :a slit‘fm-vnt locality o-m'h ,thr (H ltmk for \Vm'k. \ll°. \rthxn' Lawn-mum had a sur- t'~~'~'l'Iil \VHHII him and «lunch lust. 'l‘nvmluy. .\lmnt twvnty \vill'ln: \vn'knrs in Hip al'iei'nmm and mum‘- thun throw tinws that many willing alttllt’t'l" at. night. Mr. \\'ni. .\t.i‘-hc~sun gaw a very 0n- iuyulnlo party Inst \\':~thn-.~'ilay night. .\ wry snciahlv ('tHth haul good innlsit’ and n gnml “001' to «lunch nn. jlt has hm-n an annual event with iiiini nnol t'flt‘ll Hiw simmt‘d a little 'hit. lwttm' than its prwlet’vssm'. g ltni'n-w'l'n Mr. and 311's. Milford ‘ Lawn-unm- in Mnnnt. Fm'vst last wonk. 'n «langlitm'. ~ g As Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Atcheson ‘dl't‘ lnaving this Vicinity tho midrllv nt' tho- wm-k. tlu- neighbors are ga- thm‘ing at their home this Tuesday lnight. to pay ttwir best respects'to .them. ' V._. __..‘.. ._A._.A-_..-A_ ,, ‘__.-... '- ,__ - -- g “0 I10III kIIIm \slwtlwr it is Ed- gar \llon Pcws black cat. or one of IN clo-sI-vnIlI-nts that is haunting ' ' ml. hut chm-ch mice are I smII'H- Imw and \VI' hopt' Ah TeetPP'S ;mind is tI'HlIblml (WW 3 «Insertmi I pussy. ------ ‘n A II .10 AI Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith after siwnoiing tlw past twi) months plea- santly visiting i-vlativos and old I'i-ii-nols and i-njnying mu' l'uw winter. start this “'ka i'ni' tiwii' home 'at Vin-my. Susk" but will spend fif- Iw-n «lays visiting friends along thv way. . . Mrs. Marv Mattlwws returned home» last Work from Burlington ac- mmpaniml by her daughter, Ruby, \\‘lm will takv a rust and try and re- rupm‘ate, . '0 ’II ___A..'l,..l ‘7 ‘.t’b. "UV. Mrs. Smitlnpf Hopcvillo. visited last wowk WI”! hm' moon. Mrs. I‘Izu'l Mead. Mr. Ben. Woods. Sit. was so un- fm-mnntv nnn day last. weak as to cut. on? of his hands badly with tho- hull. saw. Ho' Want. to Guelph hnspital fur trpatmvnt. We trust, ho- may soon have-use of it. Mr. James Bryans is laid up with a 301'» him. having had it jammed whilo handling logs in the. bush. Corner Concerns (Our Own Cm respondent) Ml: 'lhnmus \tclmson \wnt M '10- rnntu last. “week to sm» ho“ chances sm'mmi in the. city, but, has c‘locidml tn lm'ah- in Durham. Water! Water! Watq! m Is God new. North? It Will Pay You to Advertise in The Chronicle. Miss .lmmin Dans gaw- a helping hand to Mrs. Hm». AIM-n in getting so'ltlm‘l in their nuw lmnw last week. Mr. Louis Matthmvs and friend from war Mount Fore-st came up last wnok and took back with them two monsh‘w loads of hay from his fuller farm on tlw loth (tummy-Mon. 'l‘lwrc was an munstm' crowd at.- tHHlml the mirth gatlwl'ing at Mr. and Mrs. Jamvs Ellison's linv lmme cm Friday e-wning last and tho hnst an” hush-5s nutml fur and wide for Hu-n- gnu-runs h«,v.~'pitality. vied with nach ()UN'I' in “Mr efforts to giw M'mgvmw a gum! time. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hooper and olnughtm'. formerly 0M noighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MoArthur, at Hrm'v. .\ltzl.. spo-nt somo' time with tho-m nu tlu- 6th. last \ka. Missv Hlmhs McFaddvn of Orange Valle) is spending some hnlidam at grandpa: _ \\. .tjook i' ._A WM-i;sdl§avthlm-n Firth nf town spent. ”In Hist 01‘ tiw \ank at. the Firth lmnmstcad. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Timmins at- h‘ndml ”10 big party at “1'. J88. EW- vn‘s at the Rocky on Friday night last and x'vmaim-ol uvvx' till the fol- luwing evening. Messrs. \\'i|| MacArthur of Al- lwrta and his hi'”“l“l'. Dan. 0i Dc- “’0“. spent a week visiting kindred and HM solumlmatvs mm' on tlm 10th and around Townsvndfs Lake. R3. No. t, Dun-hm Phone ”-11 Mrs. lkmgalcl McCormick of tlw mm is in atmulance on lwr daugh- lo-r wlm lips wry ill in Hamilton. .\lr.~'. Alex. MacIMnalcl “as (l0\\|l I'm :2 «lax or hm alsu swing her neice. Mrs W. .l.l '«mk Inn on hidm to Visit hmwlaughlm Mls. \ictor. Fair- \walhm‘. Mr. lllmk purchased a line hulking work lwrso- from Mr, Jim Hulvy un 'I‘lnll'~'day. clalciwoll. tended thv party held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Patterson, Hab- o'l'mf‘hl. 'l‘lw nvighbm-hmd is more than plms‘ed tn have Mr. and Mrs. “C R. .Iawk continuously back on thew Old farm and tn learn that they made a gum! sale. Hf their town property. Mrs. J. A. Hobatun In“. for Toronto lust \wok nn lvarning of Hm ill- no-ss nf lwr «Izmghtm'. Mrs. Robvrt Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Livingston and family of Hampden. and Miss Flntclu-r of Aberdeen were visitors at Hm lu:m_1_e of Mr. D. Livingstpn. (Our Own Correspondent) \Vvlc-umn March! Many wish it April. 'HM'. _.l. Ii. Pvtvrs had a most 0n- cmu'agmg mvssagv for Zlonltes on Sumlay afternoon. “'80 Awliin m'c-mnvoml was homo from Mount Fun-st from Thursday night till Nlunclay mmjnmg. . Miss A. Hastie want several days last wwk WI“! frwnds m Brant ($0. Mr. and Mrs. R. [.Pdingham were \isrhu's at thl' lmmP Of Mr. and Mrs. A. '3. MPDOnald the first Of the Why take a chance and use water that is polluted and unfit for domestic use, when Pure Water can be had by having a well drilled. We handle Pumps and Pump Re- Mahmo- mun-nod ED. J. PRATT Traverston Your alviuli'tiii'v will lrayo 3 Va- ranry in tlw community lifv difficult to lill. Wu haw appreciatml tho gouvruus hospitality of your holp- t'ul iutorost in all rhurrh activities tho rontrihutiou your family haw. made to “I“ host in communitylifo and your hnnosty of purposr and «liligonru in your rhosou work. Hur feelings arr mmlitiwl by tho kumx'lmlge that you will not ho lost. to tlauacla or tho Empiro and that your ll¢'\\' ahmlo is no: so rrmoto hut that \w may often ronow Old limos hy sot-ial routart and plodgo 'anow tho friourlship of tho past. To show in somv way other than morn words that our foolings are grnuinr. \w ask you to accept this memento of the occasion, a walnut china cabinet as a slight token of tho ostPom in whirh you aro hold hy your largo rirrlo 0f_ friends. ""QI uni-(w~ We trust you will be long sparml to vnjoy lifo in the fullest. measuro 'Inicl your now vnVn-(mmonls and “whom to tho sessions of sweet sil- ont .llnnnrht you summon up romom- ln'anoe of things past" may tho ev- ening of your lives 1m. gladdonod uml l'l‘fl'l‘Slll‘l'l Ivy Polio-('tion on tho many happy oxwrivnl-os of your lll'v among frivnols and serum from which you now depart. 1‘ ~._--- ..--. But we should also rmnomhor that. UH'N' changes and (ic_1‘)artlu°cs in life an'o- ofte-n for our own hmwttt. for still tlw words of tlw great poet ring true, "Rvjuico that man is hurlml from Many» to changu un- t-nasing. his soul-wings never furl- mt." far it is thus that man is stim- ulatml and strvnghvnml to human!) nut intn tlw t‘uilm- amt l'ichm' life. The occasion that calls us to- gether tonight is one that has many pavallels in life, for many times we are. called upon tn say farewell to friends ancl'fellmv-workers, to those with whom we have associated in true fellnwship. tn tlmsn whom we have learned to tumor and trust. and in rnnsequmire these farewell ga- therings must of necessity be ting- ml with Ell‘lc'l' and regret; for friends constant. true and tried are among earth's rarest and richest posses- SltlllS. The addresses are. as follows: To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mortley: Dear Friends: , \Ve, your assemblec'l friends and Imighbors. on the eve of your de- parture from our midst, take this opportunity of showing our appre- ciation of the many excellent qual- ities of heart and hand that have characterized you as citizens during your long abode in our community and at the same time, to express our sincere wishes for a continuance of happiness and prwperity in your new abmle. Both Mr. and Mrs. Mnrtloy thank- rd their many kind friends in a few rhosen wnrds and the remainder 01' HIP evening was Sprm in dancing and card playing. ' . Mr. Wm. Smith callmt tlwm in or- rlvr and a short programnm 0f thus- it and Slwt‘Ciles was giwu. At the proper timn Mr. and Mrs. Mortley werv catlml forward and Mr. Colin Mrlntyrv ri-ad tlw actdrvss on l‘wha'f nf tlw community and Mr. Wm. Ro- twrtson made tlw prnsentatiuu. Mrs. Gent-g9. Tracvy. read the address for tho Dornoch Womvn's Institute and Miss Marg‘arpt McIntosh and Mrs. Colin McInter made “It‘- pr»- sc-ntation. _ _ ‘ (Our Own Correspondent) M1. Jack Bay had the misfortune to lnsp his \aluablo hmse last \\ e011. ”Miss Sbl'hiâ€"aâ€""Gagnon spent the week end with her friend. Myrtle Mortley. Admmber from around here- at- tended Mike Smith's salv on Mon-- day. About 150 neighbors and friends gatherc-«l at Hm homv - of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mnrtley Ull Tursday, March ist. tn hid them farvwvll be- :‘m'n thvy left for their new harm in Durham. -v-v- u».v 5mm. to hear that lack LPding- ham is sick. Hope he 3001} {Pom en's. THE DURHAM CHRONICLE "The croml rofm‘s to tho Holy Catholic church. It is «lofinml in tho prayoi' hook on pago 32. “All who profess and call themselves Christ- ains,’ and on page 66. in tho bidding mayor. ‘For tho whole congregation of Christian [moplo «liaporsod throughout the world.’ Take the communion offii-o and tho sumo things occurs twicv: ‘All they that do confoss Thy holy name,’ and ‘the blessed company of all faithful poo- ple.’ Tho appendix gives tho dolin- ition. ‘A congregation of faithful of England or Anglican from Jan- uary l tn Dvcvmlwr 31 in this vhnrch. o-xcvpt you lu-zn' it t‘rum thn prvachvr. So far as tho utl‘icial St‘I'Vlt'O is t'tnu‘vrllml. thc't'v is. no um- ut‘ thv \an‘tl. Whom yum and I warn haptizml it was nut mm ”It' Church of England. but ”In Christâ€" ian church, the idm being: that that holds gnod all over tlm world. I was not. ordainvd tutu the Chum-h ut’ England. but tho chum-h all owr tlw world. ()Id friends of Mr. “mum in Dur- ham and HIIntiIIck will jIIiII \xith us in IIxtIIIIdiIIg thII I-ongIatIIlatinns 0f llastm'IIIIIs . to nIiIIglII \xitlI “1080 NI- ceived in tlIII West. and with tho IIODII that, lIII may long IIIIjIIy lIis fa- vorite wiI’ItIIr pastime. This ftll‘lllt’l‘ I'IIsidI‘IIIt «If AhIII-IIIIIIII is now a l‘PSi- aim“ of MildIIn.Stsk.. wlIeI‘II. we un- ItIII'stanIt IIII has prospeIIIIIt Sillt’t't go- ing: \\ IIst. Mr. [Illllllt‘\ “as IIast a to.“ \t‘flls ago IIInII\\ing (III! fI'iIIIIdships and “ill [HOhtlhh nIakII 3 U in Ito“ II this “a3 shortly IIII :1 Wm «If his 0th IIIIIIIIts. Mr. Lunney has been president of the association. and one of its most active supporters, for over nine- teen years. The yahw ol‘ the ser- vices rendered to the game by Jack Lininey cannot be realized by those who are not actively engaged in the arduous task of running the big provincial ’spiel. This honor is very sparingly conferred. Outstanding services for a long period of time, and the admiration and respect of the fraternity must be Obtained and held by the fortunate recipient of the scroll of life membership of the association. It is no disrespect to the other life members to say that the latest addition to their ranks in the person of Jack Lnnney lends ad- ditional prestige to the privileged few who already enjoy that distin- guished honor, the highest degree in the fraternity of the grand old game of Scotland. It will be a long while before the association has the plea- sure of granting a life membership to a curler with a rec'ird in any way approaching that of the latest recipient. My he liw long to enjoy it!" CHRISTIAN CHURCH You are not going so far away that ybu willpot be; able _to attendpnce J. W. LUNNEY, FORMER BBNTINCK BOY HONORED AT REGINA qu vv' In behalf of tho Institutp “9 ask you w accept this. hand- painted china vase and a hunt spt as a re- membmnce of the good (law spent among us. “9. “ish um and Mr. Mon-Hey and family long life to un- .ioy your new home. "'éiénfii diffiefiziiflir Dornoch Wo- men’s Institute. a I refer'to tho presentalim‘ :4- Jack Lunney by tho prvsidoht of a Mo membership and gold medal, signi- fying the greatest honor which any curlor can he paid by the great bro- therhood of curling. in a while and our loss. wn hope, win he a gain to the Durham Insti- tube. (Continued from page if, (Contimwd from page 1) BIGGER THAN SBCT v, 9.? a”: ‘ ."' "\Vllo am I'.’ Did God ammini. In" a judgo or dividrr lwimwn mon‘.’ No, that is the official invitation of tho prayi-r book. 'l‘ho rulirir railing for coniirmaiinn Iii-forv coming to communion is a matter of into-r- nal disriplinn and order and, as I told a woman who had been a momlwr of tho now defunct, body known as Motlmiiiois. it was in tho prayer book long lmforr the Mothod- ist rhurch was drowned of. and thoroi‘ore could not haw boon aimed at her." “Say. Pat. what «Inc-s ‘Aslwstus' mm“. «m tlw vurlaln?” A man and his Wife We're" at Um theatre. . Be still, Mag, don‘t. show yuur Ignorancv: that's Latin for ‘wvl- come’.” "Most people will say. ‘You insist upon confirmation het'ore we can come to communion.‘ \\'e are clas- sitled hy the general public, you know. among that particular coterie called in popular language 'closo communion' denominatimns. But the. real regulation regarding approach to holy communion is foundon the page of the Prayer Book itself: ‘Ye. that «to truly and earnestly repent 'you of your sins. anal are in love and charity with your neighlmr. and in- tend to lead a new life. following the commandments of tlod. «thaw near with faith and take this sac- rament to you comfort.‘ - . “We want to get out of our minds the thing called the Anglican church. As far as our prayer book is con- cerned, that does not exist. We want to think in terms of the. uni- versal. I hOpe here is nothing narâ€" row in trying to keep before. us the. church in its universal aspect. We. get into truuhle when we keep emâ€" pl‘na‘sizing the sectarian side. The public insist in calling me an Angli- can. I am no such thing; I am a christian, and that is all I can ac- ki‘um'lmlge utl‘icially. It was a mat- ter of convenience to accept a label. but it is not. mine. and was attached to me hy the other fellow. I see no «ieimniinatienalism m the. New Test- ament. and I thank God in. the ling- lish prayer hook they did not get intn that atmosphere. but stnml away up on the level of the church univer- salâ€"'All who profess and call them- selves Christians.‘ . men in which the pure word of God I8 preached and the sacraments faithfully administered.“ . Wald-Wide THE NEW NO KNOCK [IPERIAL OIL CO. GASOLINE Read the Classified Ads. on Page .‘ b9 surprised if it. ran into an .«~ penditurv uf $3le!) or Mum. mm: gins brothers aw entvrprisnm. hcm ever and they may he roliod nu... to put a good deal 0! morgy an. capital inln tlw Inc-w prnjm‘tuMM land Argus. to he of BIII'k to I-nmph “Ill. flre mm“ the Inuit-flaking In. likv a big one and “0 “IIIIM I ad has 1395" purvhasvd frum “I. Wilson. We undorshlnd that 1: the intention of the Gan-gins i.» (hers (Derect a mammuth rmk hm; ins thereon, which will (un'm' * old 5“!) and thv lot alongsidv. 'l’ umv building it is said. will t... largv as the 'l‘nynntn Arvna mm is [)I‘ODOSM‘ m usv it chn'mu summer as a placv fm' auhmmb storage. 1%.; l_hv huildmg will h. NOBLE’S GARAGE A deal has just Iowan ('Ofllplo‘hu] M Gus Georgina on behalf of himwl: and brown»: whewby thv situ m g adjoining pmperty 0n Midland .\~. ovvupim! by the ripk. rc:cently 10L!" SERVICE High-test Gas IIDLAID to um: new man NOBLE’S GARAGE Have You Tried Ethyl Gas ? No Extra Charge Thursday, lurch 8. Sold at VOL. 60.... M. :1 TELEPHONE R; RAESE l‘hi‘ i‘t‘t' :‘ Board HY allowmg an BF“ Tom-5m on TUPMI:I\ I‘Iu’fi hm'nn of (his “H under «Mr .nd whllw were slum! 00.8"] in H!" parent. Hm! : v.3: Bum-«i I m" a H!" 3n ilN'l'G'HN' ‘ rmhu't I“: a.“ 'rh'l'lthu claim In am the far! Hm a mud: “m. fies a [10ml is in l‘c'lltals us gratin-d. remaining a1 Therv aw at phones f rum [unfit IN“ 1“ month. on \i bugluvss Mu .‘rly $2.00 '4 .n "H'o'uu month. '1‘!“- in Ullllmlu. plum» [0 um creasml H \« run mo-r N3 a rmmh 1H1: «19.0" a v: timalm :n'o- I In ”I" ('SIN “vl‘v 1HI'III"? ditimlul. 'l~ has Ito-"I: "“ Thc- MI Durham ”hone CUHA. .H: hllroad EVAN. M Tuesday or 'I‘. . x Business P:- n, .Oill, Whlll’ he ALI lain as 01 (m: “all [hmk Exit-Ins “mildew: Wall “a“ lkrk CARS WITH H BRAKES TO lists-us“ Rural Provision of bull Amendmg Ont Iic Act: SPWC Every bl‘IJiP.~ hack. 5. drum 3 rm! nu-m «nu-I '“H' d“ m in; : and spew! hm “ill 15d. AHM‘ “ INN} HH~ ~ Dublic \o'!.' “P055 i'fli'éh mils. l".‘"‘:ic. A nmx' vim 10 extend tho Mills who-h- .40!ch in ~ the «Maul! .. person in It" could nm "within tlw t \l W and Hm pmmlt any Mac" SINHNI I nvfllwv' flllml HI impI'I-u' lions Im “1-va v: or PM k f0l'v HI! l‘O‘IFIH y [W 0F “.3 not I NH: I" ”l0 \‘0llii'l4" of I" m 6190"" '-‘ '\\'Hh 1« half lm‘ioi Ind April Bum: Durham to 1|