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OSIER ''NOME WOR.
Fester Honie ]Placements;'are made
m threedifferent types of 'homes,—
d1� •
the; Adoptive., home the free 'home,
and. the wage home.
The Adoptive
Ado tive "hosted is .otle where
adoption.'
child i ,laced for legal
a ch ,d S pre-.
A two-year .probationary 'period is
rr, p ., iced in •the . Province, of . Ontario,
prior- • toabsol'ute legal adoption: We
find homes inall ianls of life, to
suit children of 'different types,:
Foster home ls,
The Fa:e.e ', one in;
-i ,is;•.lacedunderour•.sup-
. •'whch•'a Child � ;Pieced
-,.n cost to the Society
e• vision but- at o. ; .
r �
unitY..Sometinues school
or the• ' comm1
W oks, clothing', and meexpenses • medical ,,
.
are � pard, by , the.'Society. This type :of
+is given where a child is; sought
Thome t ..
•- at Where the parents'
for'. •company, . � r• •
are willing- to
''ve childa hohie,
age.
The qurestion has. been' asked,.
"What . are some; of the requirements
for a good foster home?'Protes nt
children roust be "placed in Protest,
atholic in 'Catholic
ant'hom�� and C .. s •. ..
homes, They must be in: a respectable
neighborhood, and the incomes, must'
:he sufficient so that the. foster par-
4
ents can provide* adequate, food and
"other care for the child The foster
parents Must 'be in' good health and
of good moral character: The home
'must be clean and tidy.,, prgperly
heated" and with Proper sanitary fac-
ilities,
ilities, •The leisure time of the child
must be'roperly. utilized. The homte,
p
must :be reasonably close to'•a school
Preferen: a is given to
and church.. P G g
foster.. parents who f have had exper=
fence ce in, •brie 'ing -up •children, but we.
n ,g
have `also . found excellent.. homes
;Where..the're• had never''been ,a "child,;
OBITUARY
.WALTER RICHARDSON
passed, ' away in hi '0±5t1t':
There pa . a Y
-ea • at the home' •oE his daughter
Mrs.• Albert. Hughes, ore hof the..dis-
ioiteer' on March 6tlf..
dis-
trict's oldest. p t s
'Mr. Walter 'Richardson..
Richerdson's father died three,
Mr•
months' before he was barn And: his
Mother• twhen he was 10 , years of
age. leaving a sister; Mary and a
brother' ;:James, and . 3iimself ,.orphans.
Ile was given,: a ."Home' by an aunt
and :uncle until .a young man, When
inScotland 11.e i arried Miss. Naney
Armstrong:end set ,sail for Canada,
87 3 which trip cost them
June. '3:Oth, 1. 3,
rrivin at„Quebec at 6. o'clock"
211bs. Arriving
n
the evening theyr'bearded an lin u
and a rifled tet Mildmay.
grout train , n r .
.give,
but where •mothers.•had been trained.
to deal' with::children and :their' prob-
lems, ) • .
In the. last two years we, have
found 'fifty-two, new homes 'for child-
ren: Ten • of these homes were given
to Children from: other Counties.-'
DONALD W. CAMERON,.
Sup't 'Children's. Aid Society,
but do not wish. to. except the full re
pponsibility of legal adoption.
The Wage home is one in which a
boy or girl is placed to, work, in re-
'turn for maintenance and ' wages ae
cording to ability.:, 'Children in these
' hoinesare usually in their late 'teens
end have completed..their education.
school: It is entirely different from
^ • e' n'd= ir.ethoii -of"farnung:..out",.nse he-Cotxnty. of Bruc
common Years ago
This Society continues its efforts
to find' .suitable' homes and foster
• parents forhealthy, deserving child,
ren committed to its care, and who
Must be provided for, either in our
-public institution, or -with 'a -suitable
family' in it' position to educate' and
properly
care . for' them. In • dealing
with such .cases, precautions are tak-
ento make sure the child fits .the.
and'the home fits . the- child.
•
fico" e,
�py.�,amu ..
'11!.
fair Fess fo-:tbotlt "Fie `i?hiid"slid. io'
bparents, ' all '
festerconditions are . .
closely-scr+utini--zed toarid mistakes,
and " assure a. happy f future. • for all.
A big
' factor in:the success of our:
..
efforts, is :that there is no let -up -in
our vigilance over foster 'loin place-
meats, until :the Child ':is , either ab-
solutely adopted, or passes from our 1
' supervision , through 'reaching' ,adult . , ; '• :
ASI4FIELD NOTES
KNo,•
PURPLE
Mr, and Mms. Milton. Walsh visited
Wall's•
on Sunday at ligx John,
' Mrs: Malcolm • Lane spent'Sunday
Scott. with, Miss aryiille S
h M.
' • Miss '1lelen `Collins spent the week•
end at her hone here.
enneth Robert's. ori is • spends.
•'. a 'few days• at Mr. Bert Brecken-.
xn�, a,
bridge's. , " -
Mr. -Watson. Scot' is -very .illat
present ; •
Crows'are here again; Mao an oc
robin has been seen.
casiottal be
eh
p' the week-
Mr E: Crawford ,,spent
e •' . a Dun aniton r : .
week-
end � g
�•.ent last.week
, Mrs': 'Jack Emersoii.s� t
1VI .'Isaac Nixoii•
;with . her brothel,. .�•
Blfast:.
of• a
Miss Ella Hunter visited with her
uncle,and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. 'Wil'
Hunter. a fewdays last week. • , '
Mrs. Sam Reid. spent ,a . few 'days
with' her 'daughter' Mrs P.. Cook last
week.
Mr. Ed: 'McKenzie of London spent
a
-few e ersi '•s.with-fir.; and ;:Mrs,.
C. E. McDonagh while making bus-
iness trips -through this section of the
That; sin'imer
. he a worked;building
build. in`g the
'
railwaytinto Teeswaterand:lnSeA
ember bought ; a farm • on 14th • Cti1-
.
Toss, now oMr..- wned• by ' Ruth:.Ten'
years later this farm was sold • and
in; the ;spring:. of. 1883. be and family.
moved to the 6th ,Con: Culross where
he lived until his son -George was
married 'when he and his wife moved.
to TeesWater. '•
Mr. :Richardson with his bright '
-pleasant; -leasin -anner
himself
a host of friends, young Mid
old, 'so that besides his relatives his.
death is mourned bya wide ' circle
of . friends, He leaves to mourn his
Loss 4 daughter's; (-Jenny) Mrs. Albert.
Hughes,' (Mary), Miss W. ' Pinell,.
Miss Elizabeth of Teeswater (Agnes).
Mrs.:Mcfullough of 'Qu 'Annelle and
three eons, Walter of fBelmore, John
of Lartgside, George of: Guelph. Hit'
wifepredeceased him thirteen .years
ago. His only 1'iving. relative in Can -
Dave BY-alo-P.; ar.colisin„
an-D ve:.Hyaleg;;..er.colisin;
in Berimsville near his own ' age.
The funeral was' held on Wednes-
day in the 'Presbyterian •'church• of
which he was a member: Rev.• J. 'D.
Wilkie'assisted• by Rev. R. N..Stewart
conducted the " service: The pallbear;.
ers were all 'nephews,. Walter and
Oinar .Hughes, Chester. and' Elliott
Pinnel, Frank and ` James Richard- . etery.
' .Mr. . and. Mrs.' Gordon, Ritchie :and
:children visited' withfriends, in Dun- •�
:annonrp Sunday. .• •
Mr. Lloyd. Hunter is engaged'with.
Mr:' Harold 'Blake of •Cremye.
., . KI N L
FARM ,MARKETS
(By. 'If, J. DEACHMA•N, M. 1'.)
The supreme needa Donixiioxi,
of •th
of Canada today is more markets
butt it is worth while looking at what
has actually been done. When these
things were• distant dream's and hopes
'beyond our'reach. Now
they seem .Y.
they have comp to pass. It is time,
that we to,
:a proper val-
therefore,•
ue on the things which have happen-
ed.
Cattle ' raising -it one of the most
bases:. of agriculture in
imp4rtt#rxt p ,�
.'our . .''Since • 1935. the' fol-
lowing
C ntY.
changes have taken place in
:r
cattle • entering the Un-'
the tariff, on
States fr m. Canada:"
ited' .
1 `Milder new
x 'Pr ox�. to
Under.
193' AR`ree
Cattle wi n
et gh g : •
less then
200
lbs, (calves) ..2%c lb. ' 1%c lb.•
Cattle ,weighing •
700 or, ,.more, . .
each . dairy cows .3c lb.. 1%.0 lb
Cattle weighing
790 or more,
eachnot, special
1 provided for 3c, lb. • .1 %c ib.
Y P.
. Mr. and 'Mrs. Bbb Neville' : d
, Mrs. W
-
an, out.
Mrs.the latter s Mother;
gomery spent' the weekenc wi h
friends here..
We aresorry. to . report • that Mr.
... Y
Geo..,„L,-I•aldenby• is ,net as, Well as
his many friends 'would like "to •see
him.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pinnell and fain-
;fly- airxa .
—; M �y-"w i•: Brodie"' . ho nave-tnade-
_
their home in .this neighborhood for
some time moved to the 10th. Con;
Death removed one of our :well-
known and highly, respected citizens
on Monday in the person of Mrs. F:
A. Blacicvvell, Sympathy ,.is . extended
to the bereaved.
son..' ..
s -Mr.. and Mrs., Al-'
•.^
Floral triibvte n .
belt Hughes. and family,: Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Richardson and' family, and
:13,..ichard?'on. :and family
and : Mrs. James McKinney of Guelph:.
The ..Guelph , Township, council' .of
iahiieh George •Richardson' 'is. 'a Meilr.-
ber, Messrs 'Omar' llughes' and Mor
ria' Shoperio: Friends from. a.• dist-
ance present.. *ere, `from' Montreal,•
London, Guelph,: Dungannon and Ayr.'
Interment' was. in Teeswater• . Cem=
•
will give you
4• u
• :. 'TH[JRS lAY, .MARCH 16th,, 190.
QL,11.VET
'The Wotnen"s Missionary 'nxeetin
torr ;the month of March was held
the church •on Wedinesday'afternoo.
Ater the opening `hymn
March 8th.. A
There. is .. Land of Pure Delight;"
a
the . Lord's prayer . was repeated-: in'
unison.There were nineteen 'members
present. 'The secretary, •Mrs. ()Mar
t e • roll' call
Broole,s, Wok charge•.of, h
Which was answered `by our favorite
hymn, andthe minutes., vice-
president,Our,.
Mrs. 11. Vogan, took charge
M J
of
our business and the first Part of
the meeting. Mrs. R. 'Black being or-
ganist. Mrs.. Dave Stewart. took • our
'
.temperance part of tkte Pao gram and,
gave v us a -very interesting talk. The
-only has' the rate Been: 'su'b=
N�oti ten y
stantially cut= -in two categories • it
has actually been cut' in •two, but the
quota. Which we are allowed to ex;
port to .'the United States is now
larger than it has ever been before.
On calves'. the weight .limit 'which is
now 200 lbs.. was formerly' '175 'lbs.
The old quota :was' 51,933 head: The
new 'a 'reement. allows; export of.
g
100;000 head, which is` more than . we
have ,Previously supplied to the.Un-
ited States 'market.
PARAMOUNT
.Cong1'atulations,
are extended to.
he Paramount team who •competed
:1,t the •" uiek Luck,
-Wit" contest to @
now -last Friday night • Mrs:. Orland
•. rize' for the
Itiehards -received first P.
dies and Mr., Donald MacLean/re-'
edited first. prise -for the men.. Other
members -:of the •Paramount ;team
were: 14Lrs. ••G. L._ Martin and Mt:
•Robert Hamlton. • •
Il,. Martin, Miss •Ethel'
Mr. 'Wm.
•
Martin and''Mr .and Mrs. G:.L. Mer -
tin',
last Saturda in Goderich
y • ', 'r•. •John'
with:Mrs,. Wm. R. Martin &
D. Motrin' who has ••been steadily . im •
proving ' following. ap .operation 'for •. •
ti
appendix. .
McCharles, for •the arch meeting- of the Para
leader, Mrs, O . The M,
donut` Womes Instit
te'will. be held
Month of Marchtook charge of the
at : the home: of Mrs, . James Mac -
:Thursday. afternoon March
Donald on . .,a.,
The execetive
'i3rd 'at•• .2;t�0 o clock. T . 9
are in. charge of the. program. The
'roll call will be Sing, Say, *Play.' or
Pa.: The membership fee is 25c" and
y.
anyone interested ' is • cordially ''in
vted• to attend... '
remainder. of • the meeting:: Our sec;'
and •hljmp, N
• r' earee!r ;rsed•to Thee"•
, .
yras
�T' sung Mrs.W. J..Roulston. reed
Matthew 25:37-45 for our: devotional
period., Mrs.. O. McCharles . favoured
us with a rending • `'I: knelt and pray-
ed the Day. is done" taken` from the
Missionary Monthly. Mrs. J. McTav- ish took charge of our study book,
t`The world in Canada", and gave us
a very . interesting . reading en the
Chapter "The Early Pioneers." The
closing_hYin . mn .•was: '"Abide -With : Me.
. ,
fast • Aalls' the eventide", and ower
meeting .was, brought to•'a close by
all' repeating the Mizpah Benediction.'
This:•meeting was in charge of ,Mrs.'
O. McCharles, as convener, and 'Mrs!"
W. J. Rou1ston,' Noreen Walden; Mars:
J. 'McTavish •and Mrs. 'McGillivray
as helpers.
'Miss Beth• McTavishd,
a •number of her Erie y
night and everyone
Mr ,Dobson, our r,
called on the teacher ' One
1
day last rwe'ek, of S: •
S.
There . was formerlys quota of 20,
opo -:,on .dairy; tows. There'is now no
limit. ' •
On cattle 700' lbs.. or over the old'
quota ; on the. '1935. • agreement 'was
roughly 156,000' head, . of :which ap-
roximately 13% was taken by Mex -
F
ico,.' allowng about 136;000 head for
Canada. The new agreement calls for
225,000 head and after the allowances
to . Mexico' • which comes under ,the
same • 'quota, '.the balance available '
for: Canada is.'194,000 head, probably
substantially., more than we will be
able to export, this year.
Total .net " marketings of Canadian
cattle in'a year on : all .markets is
roughly 1,000,000' head. It has ex-
ceeded that substantially' in two; or
three years when, through .scarcity
abnormal selling•
entertains
friends last Friday
enjoyed them
school inspecto
And Children
S. No.',11.
We ereglad that : Master Lovell
' McGiiire is able to be • out again.
Olivet . Y. P.. Meeting
The• Young. People's meeting' of
Olivet Sunday School was' held in the
church on Wednesday evening, March
Sth. There Were twenty-seven mem-
bers present.,After the opening exer-
cises .with ..John *Charles in the
Chair; we sang :"A' . Charge to Keep
I Have" as our" first hymn, and • all
repeating the , Lord's prayer in 'uni=
son. Our Scripture reading was -taken
by . E1nier Avery and. our' secretary;
Sandy McCharles was present. Our.
h k M Lifeand Let
g y
. ST.. H E,LEN_S
_ -.he. rn ram-rfor :the Day of Pray
T ,p g
.... ---_ -_,t• the -March. meet-
ingwas followed a
ing of.the W:M.S: at. Mrs: R. Woods
on. Friday when' there were 25 ladies
in attendance. .
The meeting fo'the Y.F.U.. was.
held on Sunday evening .with a good
dance: Galdwin, Purvis' side" had
atter
d'harge.•' The eripture 1'eason' :was .
read by E. W. Rice and Grace Wea- ' s
therhead rea'd•. a 'Poem. The topic on
"St. Patrick" • was , taken ' by' Gordon
Miller: and E.. W. Rice led the.: des-
sesstata
.'. Me. i acoria.- f#voure..d.�; with * ;
a • solo. Durnin ' Phillips, one of the
judges, declared Goldwin Purvis' side
to . be; the 'Winner and:, plans.were
made •fel- 'a ` 'social to be . held on
Thursday evening. .
Mr.. • John Mochrie has•:;returned
thepast fewonths .'
after ,spending . I!n
with relatives at Hamilton. II ,,,, •
Mrs.' George Stuart and Mrs; Mc.',
Gregor of Lucknow were :week -end
visitors With their 'brothers at 'Chi -
A. Mr.. Zinn of Lanes conducted' the •
service in the United;Cherch' on Sun-
day morning in . the absence of Rev. ; -
B. M. Wright who is making fav-
lerable%'recovery from his ,recent • ser- .
second . ymn•"Tae Y' 'ons illness.
It $e'" was sung. .Miss.Beth Mcfiavish • `&less Iona Swan of Lucknow spent ,.
ave us a •ver ' interesting topic. "e 'weeic-end at her . home 'here:
of feed, there. was
It, is worth while . considering •what. a' duet, by •Lilliaki and• Wilda the ar ..: isitor at the school on Monday..
and. Clarke Collins; l)hVifltL the a+
el -imperilment a. to "Fnto the woods. Welder
b
Master Went". 1[is,, :I�orceir Walder•
our vice-president,' took ., charge ,of .
We were then. favoured wit'' inspector''J. H.. 'Kincaid was,. a
Would ,happen 'to the Canadian mar-
ket, if the meriean market were dos-
ed k fl; by 'the former high rates of
duty. The result wouldbe congest-
ion on . the: Canadian market and • a
much lower price for bye stock than
we are now, receiving. ;
The supreme thing 'necessary 'for
Canadian agriculture is .the expan-
sion of . markets, the other essential
is the' :lowering of ' the cost of pro-
duction. The Movement' now is in
both directions. Three per cent. ' will
bo cut off . the excise tax this year
which means a' lowering ' of taxation.
It means a, reduction of the i price
we . qay for the ;things we buy. The
sweeping condemnation: which is 'of=
'ten uttered of parliament' comes larg-
ely .from • failure to recognize' the .
substantial things, that are being
done as rapidly- as possible with the
supreme object of establishing im-
proved conditions in a very unstable
world where danger`' of war ,makes
..effe Hvre,.•.` tori_lai ierl ilg yJlith
• .0
CREWE.
Mr. and . Mrs. Cecil Blake worn -
partied by,her .mother `Mrs. S. J. Kil
patrick,' • spent • the week -end with
friends in Toronto.
Mrs. 'Herb Curran and the Misses
Dorothy and Aline visited Monday
at Mr. J. Menary's.
• Mrs. Victor ' Whitely 'is• spending a
• few days with her brother Mr. Isaac
Nixon.
Miss Bernice Blake spent the weeks -
end at her home' in' Dungannon:
Mrs. W. P. Crozier has returned
home atter attending' a few •weelca
with„-•�t,u"icknew and Donnybrook rel-
atives..
el-
atives,
Assessor Mr. Ed. -Sennett of Kingp-
bridge' made- his callswin this neigh-
borhood Friday. •
We are sorry to learno'f,the Bines;.
of a former soho'ol teacher Mr. John
Martin. We 1hspe he will'soon be. a•
bout again. ..
'Mr. Lloyd Hunter of. Zion is as-
sisting the Blake bros.
&Mrs. Lo1Fne Emmons spent a few.
days lest week at' the ,home of her
parents' at Leeburn. • `
'Mr. Elliott Rivett has engaged with
>L . tit 1 ' eRlx'$J.$n'br m YLG nstliess Tl i}r'aiiss-
Mr. ifinriaid,, P.$; Inspector paid.
u visit to' the school Wednesday.
A keen interest ,is sho n 'in for
' h' ckcy games held 'in the arena fel
:ckrrnw its 'Che attendance,irom; the';
rs , Keop tip the good work, boys,
Meas., Catherine herd is assisting
at, the horns• of Mr. Win.° Reid, ,ow
the remainder of ' our .meeting., Our
dosing •hymn "Breathe • on • ire,
Breath . of God," was sling and Mr,
McKenzie' closed the meeting' with
a% prayer,
MAFEK1•NG•:
ZION
Don't forget the Orangeman's ,eon-
vert
con eert and .dance withlunch served all •
for; 25c at the .Orange Hall here on
Friday 'March: 24th at eight o'clock' •J
tharp.
Mrs. Fred Anderson and Charlie
attended the funeral of the former's
• aunt Mrs. Jas'•'Girvin at Dungannon
Wednesday, last.
Mrs. Mary McAuley of Ripley is
at present a guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Frank 'Ritchie and Mr. Ritchi.
Mr, and Mrs. Clare Irwin and Miss
Dorothy, boundary nvest,' were visit-
ors with Mr. and Mrs. ,Jack Gardner
on Sunday. ',
A goodly number front Zion- enjoy-
ed the skating party on Friday night
in Lucknow' arena. • '
Miss Mariop ,(McKenzie of Loch:
elsh who has 'been with. .Mrs. _ R.
Miss Jean Anderson of Kinlough
spent •the weekend at, her'h0nte here.
Mr. Harvey Kilpatrick, who has
been. employed , at Kirkland Lake, for
the past six months, returned home
on Saturday.
The W.M.S.. held their. regular
monthly Meeting last •Thursd'ay after:
noon at the home of Mi•s. Richard
Johnston. ' •
• Mr.and Mrs. S. J. Kilpatrick spent
-the week -end , in Toronto. . •
The Y P 5:-- -attended the's)Sati>dg .,blr acon. • a the" is ncri ➢reer ffene
dx r,tiY uxl " krl uro ti? w � tie xl? toy 'Rai t `Y1I : "Gaininie; �viio " la's
Friday evening..
not .been in "got' lately.
Church are
planning on holding, another•coinmun•• Friday last with' •Mrs.`'John' Barkley
�t 1
The W. A. of Blake'sMrs -I ,ichard Gardner visited' on
i y supper andsocial evening in the and Mrs. Fitzgerald in,. Dungannon*,
hall next Friday.' evening. '
Mr.' Ernest Blake spent Tuesday
m London.
ing to the illness of Mrs..iteid, who
is suffering from an attack •of sciat-
ica. •
The monthly meeting of the W.
M. S. was held Thursday at the home
91 Mrs. Wilfred Drennan. The sec:
and ,vice-president' was in .the chair
and the meeting opened with hymn,
386 and the Lord's prayer in, unison.
The: roll 'call was •answered by 10
members and 8;vi rjtors present'..Mrs.
Blake• read the Scripture, lesson,
Matt. 25, Miss Ilia Maize rend the
second chapter of 'the • Study Book,
Miss Watt favoured with a solo,
'Do not borrow• froth. 'I'o-mt;rrow''.
Missionary readings were given by
Mrs: Rivett and, ' Mrs. Watt A
Temperance reading , by Mrs..
Sherwood*, The World's Day ' of
Prayer was observed at this moot-
ing with :several ladies leading., in
sentence prayers, The•:•meeting• closer''
'with ,a • hymn after 'which ' Rev. Mr:
Cil1�jpprolti u�need tnhwe Bjenedictlion.
„ TWx..vel'.4 tm 4i!.64sti slab .1.a ls'A' v`smsks TMiss..seto,
munity .attended a $1.111 iiir: pp ty
in: the Arena F i i,lny co;on,11h, . rhes,
guestst Of the
111 renitll hoV4,1ikWii `'nn .,v.i t, tiro
'",'h,. .St.
1,P•iritT'�•
t:•, l,r 1 „lct 164'i,1 I '1.,,.
••t; 1;th st•+J
Jin Pn. tlinritgl. ,1.i11 tt'•:+ito • tin;y.. evoi4
ing, March 22nd. .
Mrs. W. T. Gardner spent Tues'
'
day with: Mr. and Mrs. 'Joe Free-
pian, Leeburn. r • •
SECOND •CON.
Miss Mary Irwin was a week -end
visitor at her home here:
Mr:' and Mrs. +Geo.. Lockhart were
Sunday visitors' at Archie Molntyre's.
Mr. `' Elmer ' Tif1"m was a ' visitor
the past week 'fat. D A. McDonald's.,.,; .
, Mr. D. G. 'McKenzie of Lucknow
v;as a vistor on .the line one, day
1
last week.i•
Miss Freda Hudson visited at the
home of, W.. J. Irwin on Monda
Mrs, Gilbert .Barkwelli . visited on
Monday 'at James' .Irwin.' ' •
Miss Verna • Hamilton' •visited, oh'.
Sunday at Mrs. Jelin' McDougall's.
Mrs. Cottrill is a visitor, with her 11
l:cughter, Mrs: Alvin Ilamilton.. 4
lrMvin''r..-s. and Mrs. Dick Martin and
Austin were -.Sunday visitors at James'
,
'
Miss Freda McDeagall spent Stin-
ciao evening at her home here.
tie Wouldn't; Stand Per It
• Man' (leaving trams his car
ervi+'r, is° nliominable, s oven-
rrinrhrrtni; you had a seat, hadn't
you
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