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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-01-24, Page 13• Lyiric Theatre PHONE 421 Previews Its Coming Attractions THURS., FRI. & SAT. January 24, 25 and 26 "THE MAN WHO NEVER WAS" * Clifton Webb * Gloria Grahame NEWS — CARTOON MONDAY & TUESDAY January 20 and 29 "BEHIND THE HIGH WALL" * Tom Tully * Sylvia Sidney COMEDY — CARTOON — COMING — "THE KING AND I" 4r Deborah Kerr * YuI Brynner . SEVENTEE A FILM FOR ALL TEENAGERS will be shown in the S.H.D.H.S. Auditorium Learns Of C • • •• • WILL ALSO BE PRESENT This Is Your Invitation 040111111 222 ItIll I lllll 1111,111W1111.11111 ll 1 llll 011,11,11 lllll 11111111111111111H lllllllllllllll 1111001 lllll 1111111111111111111111,11111, Progressive Conservative, Association Federal Conttituency of Huron Nominating Convention Monday, January 28 at 2;30 p.m. LEGION HALL, CLINTON .Guest Speaker; ' GEORGE HEES, M.P., for Toronto Broadview * 1 • President, . Secretary • ,,,,,,n, llllll i 1, llll ...14...,,,,,i, lllllllll ll .,,, .,...,.., lllll luilliollilmilliiiiiiiiiiiOrioffill10110141111 llllll lel llllllll 111011. !.11,1111111111iifltli lllll 1011111011i lllll 11111110110i111 l i lll ilitilliii11111,1111,11.11111101,1 lllllll 11011111 ll I llll 1 lllllll I ll i llll IIIIIII Henson Sales EVERY THURSDA at 1.00 p.m. Cattle - Calves - Pigs We hive installed a new TOLEDO SCALES and know that you will benefit frorn buying and selling your livestock by the pound or dollar, We are providing FREE TRUCXING to •the barri .for all cattle being sold over the scale. This week we have 15 'Durham and Hereford cattle around 700 lbs., along with our usual run. We appreciate yottr patronage and hope to be of service to ybu in the future. 1 For Further Information Contact •Harry Smith - Victor , Hallow.* Hamad IS/ Clinton HU 2.1511 . Hatto McNiff Auctioneer I ELECTION OF OFFICERS I al CHAS. 111 cNAUGHTON, JOSEPI MURPHY, ONTARIO The Ontar i o Municipal Board IN THE MATTER OF Sections 66. and 67 of "The Ontario Municipal Board Act" (R.S,O., 1950, Chapter 162), — and — IN THE MATTER OF an application of the Corporation of the Town of Exeter for: (a) Authority to dispense with a vote of the ratepayers, with respect to a proposed capital expenditure of $80,000,00 payable to the Ausable River Conservation Authority for the Town's share of the cost of eonstruetiol the Morrison Dam; (b) Approval of the said undertaking end Capital. expenditure. Appointment For Hearing THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD hereby appeinti Thursday, January 31 1957, at the hour of 11:36 o'clock In the forention (leeel flint) at the Council Chambers in Exeter for the boarldn of 111 parties interested in support of or in 'opposition to the said appiltetien. DATED at Torento this 21st day of Jenuery, 11)00 Orrott It.. 'Chapman,: Ss I. Grand enInstitute Celebration Here . ..Annual BRIDGE ' AND EUCHRE.PARTY AUXILIARY ROOMS 1,F SOUTH HURON HOSPITAL .Thurs,„ Jan, 24 • 100 Admisaion '751 .Lunch. Will he .501,0 Swivel' by .Ladies' Auxi li ary • Te loutheltiren Hilpital The Royal Canadian Air Force Offers Security Good Pension Rewarding Careers 6 AGE MINIMUM; 17 EDUCATION: GR. or EQUI VAL ENT AGE MINIMUM: 18 EDUCATION; GR. 9 or EQUIVALENT AGE MINIMUM: 17 EDUCATION: GR. 12 or EQUIVALENT • FOR FULL INFORMATION VISIT YOUR RCAF CAREER COUNSELLOR AT THE Exeter Town Hall Monday. January 28- Noon To -7 P.M. , HE WILL BE GLAD TO DISCUSS YOUR OPPORTUNITIES FOR A CAREER IN THE Royal Canadian Air Force • F/0 GLORIA MILES, FEMALE COUNSELLOR Mrs. C. P. CoX. of Woodeclen was guest speaker at the Jan,• uary meeting of Grand Bend Women's Institute on Thursday afternoon. She spoke of the work among children with muscular tlyStrephy and showed slides to illustrate her talk. Mrs, CoX was introduced by Mrs, Willis Gill. Mrs, Harold Wolper continent- ed. on Current Events. touching. on the C.P.R. strike, the un- veiling of the monument to Robert Borden, the German air- men taking training with the RCAF in the district, Sir An- Fiiday, Jan. 25 8.00 p.m. This film has been shown in many of the largest High Schools in Canada and the United States to student as- semblies and has been pro- claimed 'as one 'of the best Youth Films. School students are especially invited. - Everyone Is Welcome Students, Teachers and Parents Sponsored by' SHDHS Bible Club ampWork thoey Eden's resignation arid the •appoint m ent of Harold Mc- Millan to be Prime Minister, the resignation of Charlotte Whitton as mayoress of Ottawa, the probability of a school for retarded children in the district; a report oh the Ausable Conser-vation Authority; and a sug- gestion that some of the church- es work on the problem, of mod- erate •drinking, Mrs. B. Desjardiee discussed. the motto "The greatest re- sponsibility, the greatest Elven. ure in all the world is surely gtbeanteraotiont,e,,aching the of Mrs. E. A. Holley contributed two selections on the piano. Mrs. H. Desjardine, president, conducted the business, Mrs, Ed Gill, Mrs. Willis Gill and Mrs. Carlyle Taylor were appointed a committee to look -into the prospects of forming a 4-H Club for girls. A committee was named to ar- range for a father and son ban- quet during Scout Week. It was decided that the Community Activities and Public Relations Committee should arrange to in- clude, at' the next meeting, the celebration of the sixtieth anni- versary of the Institute. Mrs. Don Hendrick, Mrs. Har- old Walper, Mrs. G. Paterson, Mrs. ' Lawrence Johnson and Mrs. C. K. Love , were hostesses for the meeting. Personal Items Mr. Delbert Mason of London spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Baird. On Thursday,' January 24, in St. John's-By-the-Lake. Anglican Church, Mr. Bill Hutton, a sen- ior student at Huron College, who spent last year in Germany and Europe, will speak on Ger- many, its people, customs, re- cent- history and the Christian work done there, arid , will also show coloured slides. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Stanlake returned last week from a trip to Palm Beach, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baird spent Wednesday visiting with friends in Palmerstoh. The Singer Sewing Machine Company is starting two dress- making courses next Wednes- day in the town hall, which will extend over a period of eight weeks, one course to be taken Wednesday afternoon, and the other to be held in, the evening. On •Saturday two bus loads from the airport station tat Cen- tralia enjoyed themselves at the Walker tSki Run. Visitors from Sarnia, Detroit and London were present at the, Ski Runs on Sunday, some having spent the weekend in town to enjoy the skiing. Mr. and Mrs. George• Clark And family of Thedford spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sweitzer. Mr and Mrs. Wesley Nichols of London visited with Mr. Nich'. ol's mother, Mrs. Jas. Mousseau, before leaving for Florida, where they intend spending the winter with their son, and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Nichols at Deerfield Beach. Mr. Bruce Bossenberry left last week to spend the winte r in the Southern States. Mr. Dennis Finan of Sarnia spent the weekend at his home in town. Mr. arid Mrs. Herbert Wain-. wright spent Thursday visiting their daughter and granddaugh- ters, Mrs. R. T. Book, Janice and Deborah. • Mr. and Mrs. J Riddoch and family of Sarnia spent, Sunday visiting with Mr and Mrs. Lawr- ence Johnson and Miss Mary. Yeo. Mr. Ernest Walker, who has recently been appointed manager of the Public Utilities here, 'visit- ed with his family in Tillson- burg over the weekend. Mrs. Mary needle attended the funeral 'of a relative at Tav- istock on Sunday, returning as far as. Zurich, where she will spend a few days before return- ing home Mr. and Mrs.1 Thos. Baird ,spent Saturday afternoon and evening visiting their family in London. COMING EVENTS EXETER DIST, CO-60 social evening and progressive euchre, Exeter Legion Hall, 'Thursday, February 7. 24e TEA IIRK8 SALE—Sporisored by the Woman's Auxiliary of Trivitt Church, Saturday, Feb, 9. 240 The Exeter L.O.L., No. 3249; held their first annual meeting,, and report a successful first year of progress, It was planned to hold a July 12• celebration in Exeter as soon as arrangements can be made. Mr. Douglas Triebner has been' chosen as W. Master for 1957 to succeed Oliver Jaques. Appointed to assist Mr. Triebner are Deputy Master, Russell Brintnell; record- ing secretary, Alvin Brintnell; treasurer, Harry Page; chaplain, Roy Triebner; first lecturer, Harold Brintnell; second lectur- er, Quy ,Hunfer-Duvar; marshal, Herb Broom. General committee is Elmore Harness, Oliver Jaques, Rag Taylor and John Webster; tyler, William Snell; auditors, 0. Jaques and Roy Triebner. Bro. Robert Taylor, of. Varna, district master, installed the officers.. Brinsley SS Elects Slate Officers of the Brinsley United Chui•eh Sunday School elected recently are: superintendents, Wes Watson, Gordon Morley and Marwood Prest; secretary treas- urer, Gordon Morley; secretar- ies, Eddie Watson, Grace Trev- ithick; pianist, Mrs. Jack Trey- (thick, Douglas Lewis, Betty Sholdice. Teachers include: beginners, Mrs. Jack Hodgson, Marjorie Fenton, Grace Trevithick; prim- ary, Mrs. Karl Pickering, Mary Amos, Kathleen Morley; junidrs, Mrs. Jack Trevithick, Mips. Earl Lewis; intermediates, Ada Cae- sar, Mrs, Wes Watson, MrS. Stan- ley Steeper, Mrs. Ken Sholdice; bible, Mrs. Earl Morley, Wes Watson. Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lewis arid children spent Saturday with the fermer'S parents, Mr. arid Mrs. Wes Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Carl.Trevethick and boys of London spent Sun- day with their parents Mrs. Ruth Watson and Mr. and Mrs. Jas.' Trevethick. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fenton spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs. Harold Kimptoii of Thorndale. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dorman 'visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Trevethick on Monday 'night. Mrs. Rose Atkinson and Jack of Mooresville Spent Friday eve- ning with Mrs. Ida Prest and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Prest. Mr. Clare Lewis of London spent Saturday with his parents, nesday evening When they enter- tained their husbands and child- ren to a turkey supper. A short business program took place followed by Speeches by three members of the McGil- livray council. Mr. Duncan Drummond spoke on the home. He said "To have a successful home there must be faith, hope" and love amongst the members'a the family." Mr. Earl Morley also spoke briefly followed by Mr. Thomas Mrs. W. Neil,83, Dies In Usborne Mrs. Wellington Neil, 83, the former Mary Flotenee Dinnin, passed away at her home Let 18, Con. 15, tIsborne Wednes4 day, January 23. Her husband passed away 18 fears ago, She is survived by two_daUgh" tens and seven sons: (FlosstO Mrs, Charles Waghorn, Exeter; Laura May Turnbull, London; litarVeY, Mitchell; EdIvard, Exes- ter; Chester, Seaforth; Cecil, lateen; George and Wesley, US- borne township; Gerald, London, Filneral Services Will be col' dueled from the 14opper Hockey funeral honie by Rev, Bert bey. hard Ott Saturday at g p,ni, A The annual congregational meeting of Cromarty Church was held. on Thursday with a good attendance of members. A pot- luck dinner was served by the ladies previous to the business session, which was conducted by Rev. S. Kerr, who opened the meeting. Reports of the various organi- zations, given by the different secretaries and treasurers, were gratifying,. showing an increase in the givings in all branches of the work. The secretary's report was read by Eldon Allen, and,,the treasurer, Robert Laing, sub- mitted a sple,,ndid financial. re- port of monies raised. The session report was given by Templeman; auditor's report by J. M. Scott; trustees' report by A. McLachlan; report of the cemetery committee by T. L. Scott. Officers appointed for 1957 are; Trustees, A. McLachlan, G. Hog- garth and E. Templeman; mana- gers, P. James, C. Kerslake, G, Hoggarth, R. Gardiner, W. Rus- sell, W. Harper, S. M. Scott, Donald Scott, R Laing; auditors, J. M. Scott, 3. E. Storey; treaS- urer,,,,, Thomas. Laing; secretary, Eldon Allen; ushers, C: Kerslake, J. M. Scott, K. Walker; assis, tants, L. Miller, P. James and John McDougall. Sunday school superintendents are Mrs. T. L. Scott, Mrs. L. Sorsllahi and Rev. S. Kerr; cradle roll. superintendent, Mrs. A. McLachlan; recording secre- tary, Mrs. S. McCurdy; Every Day secretary, Mrs. T. Laing; cemetery'committee, T. Scqtt, C. McKaig, K. McKellar, S: Mc- Curdy, T. Laing, A. McLachlan, 3. Hoggarth; library committee, Mn / and Mrs. H. Coleman, Mr. CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Samuel Kerr, B.A., B.D. Minister 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School , 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship Sacrament of the Lord's Sup- per. Reception of new mem- hers. MAIN STREET The United Church of Canada Minister: Rev. Alex. Ranson Organist: Mrs. A. Willard 10:00 a.m.—The Service of Wor- ship NurseryClass (three years and. 'under) in the Primary Roam. Beginners (4.-5) will withdraw THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA Rev. N. D. Knox, 13.A., Rector Trivitt Memorial, Exeter 8:80 a.m.—Holy Communion "10:15 a.m.—Surelay School 11:30 ain,—Mornieg Prayer jisitors Welcome THE BETHEL REFORMED CHURCH Rev, R. Van Farowe, Minister 2;00 Sertrice All Welcome ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH DASHWOOD Pastor: K. L. torn, Phone 6S 10:00 a.111,—Sund ay School 11.00 a.m..—Service 1 1 - THAMES ROAD MENNONITE MISSION EXETER Sunday Sebool 10:30 to' 11:30 ant 'Teach Me Thy Truth, 0 Lord" Supt.1 Stanley Saucier,• Zurich and Mrs. E. Allen, Rey. and Mrs. S. Kerr. Marian Ritchie Auxiliary The Marian Ritchie Evening Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. A. McLachlan, with the president, Mrs. Lorne Elliott, presiding. Devotions were taken by MrS. •R. Laing. Mrs. Calder McKaig intro- duced' the new Study Book, "The Church in Southeast Asia," and Mrs. Carey gave the topic on "Hope." A social hour 'was enjoyed at the Close of the meeting. Thomas Oliver Mr. Thomas Oliver, 77, who farmed in Hibbert Township until he retired and moved to Seaforth in 1944, died in Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, on Friday. For many years he was a valued member of Cromarty Church, and for thirty years a member of the session. He is survived by his wife, who 'was the former Jessie B. Hay, of Tuckersmith Township, and one son,. Dr. Fraser Oliver, of St. Anne de Bellevue, Quebec, also a brother, William Oliver, of Winnipeg. - The funeral was hold on Mon- day, conducted by Rev. D. Glenn Campbell,. minister of First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth. Burial was in Maitlandbank cemetery. Personal Items ' Mr. and Mrs. ,Ed Dick, who spent a few- weeks in California, returned home on Sunday. Mrs. W. Binning and children visited on Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. IC. McKellar. CALVARY CHURCH Evangelical United Brethren DASHWOOD Rev. W. F. Kroll, Minister Mrs. Ken McCrae, Organist Sunday, January 27, 1957 10:00 a.m.—Young -Men Winners 11:05 a.m.—Sunday School 7:30 p.m.—Youth Service Lorne Amacher, speaker. JAMES STREET UNITED CHURCH Rev. H. J. Snell, Pastor Mr. Lawrence ,Weiri, A.W.C.M., Musical Director 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School 11:000 a,m.—Evening Worship •Serinon Subject: ,"Man and Ulan's Sin" Every Sunday Fi 7:00 p.m.—Evening Worship Sermon Subject: "A Poor Ex- change" A Warm Welcome Is Extended To All NOTE: The congregation are holding their annual meeting on Monday, January 28 be- ginning with a pot luck dinner at 630 p.m. PEN#ECOSTAL TABERNACLE Main St. 9:45 a,111,—Sunday School 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship 7:30 pare—Evangelistic Service Wed., 8 p.m.—tibia Study and Prayer Fri., 7:45 p.m.—Christ's Ainbas- sedora go' to Huron: County Herne, Clinton. "A Weletarde. Awaita YOU Here" Rev, L.• W. Krouse, Pastor iore ZION CHURCH Evangelical •United Brethren CREDITON Rev. Olen R. Steering Minister 10100 •a..nt.,—Worship Service led by the young people. Speakers: Sandra Finkbeiner, Reg. rink Don littitiriek 1.1100 ami.--thutth ,8011001 17:20 pan,—Zvening Service Clan. oye --Continued kern Foss 1.. moor from .Fort Xrle, Air. and 'Mrs. Otto Unto, Detroit, Mrs. atitinie •Illgg*, Port Huron end Mrs. Paul Gardener, Detroit, Who ar e sisters of Ws...Cornish, • ,. Miss. Ruth .Sigsworth„ /1..N. . has taken a-Position on the staff. • of Westminster Hospital, Lon.- ` *Ion, Mr, Jack Hewitt spent severe .days last week in 'Westminster Hospital, LOAN. Peter. two-and-a-half..Year aici ,41.111 Of Mr. and. Mrs. Kurt Gebel,. returned home from. t..joseples Hospital on .Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, Jack Whitmore Jr. and sons, have taken. up res. idenee in Mrs. Sycluoy Nodgins' apartment. Ni-. .4o.d. Mrs. Lynn. Sawyer and Infant son of Petrolia, visited. on Sunday with Mrs, Emily Tomes and family, ZION United Church USBORNE REDEDICATION SERVICES Sunday, Jan. 27 11:00 A.M.— „THE REV. A, DUFFIELD, B.A., B.D„ B.Paed. President of London Conference 7:30 P.M.— THE REV. H. E. WRIGHT, M.A., Th.D. Chairman Perth Presbytery .1. H. SLADE, B.A., B.D. Minister Youth For Christ presents, The. Carter Gospel Team - of Bay City, Michigan EXETER LEGION HALL A (white). Everyone Welcome, So Plan.- To Attend They will be in Bayfield Baptist Church on Sunday, January 2/. :Friday, January :25r - 4:00-5410—aketine. eietelon . .WoodotoPk ,11X0010 Saturday, January 26. 5a00 -IWO—PAttthor0 vs, .FtYttl *;00,1000,-*Hornets. 'vi, 10:00-11400-41**hoe* vu. YYJ 1110.ig;00,Ps. Wee $01.0 •01.01 .Skating 3:15.5a54-Figorot Stothili 7t00-0:10,-,Mitchell ggeter (Midoet0). aiail-10;so—Ponitc Sk;tinig • Sunday, ,January 27 12:00-2100---Mphawk Hockey Practice • .011.00MBA14, * ..2;oe,3;00,-K,I,,tgpripn vs. Mohawk* .3.:00-4:00-4Ceo vs. Pashwood 4:15.5;15—Figure SlotIn0 Monday, January 28 ENIOR "5” strathriv 1011"m" Tuesday, January 29 Wednesday, January :30 ,2:00.11:00.—Curling Annual Meeting , of the OSBORNE &• HUMERI MUTUAL FIRE- INSURANCE- COMPANY will- be held in FARQUHAR HALL, FARQUHAR Monday, Feb.. 4 at 2 p.m., for the purpose of receiving the reports of the Directors and Auditors for the • past shiliffilliftiltlitiailliiiillitiliiiititill1111111iiiiiiiahilliiiiiffibilfilitilliiiiiiiiiiihiffOillittitiffifiiiilliffilliiiiiint t Cromar . Communion service will be held at the morning service in the United Church ne'xt Sunday. 1 Mr. Alwyn D'ayman, who has been a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital returned to bit home on Saturday. Mr. Alvin Bossenberry of Boca Rata, Florida, 'who has been Mr. Red Mrs. Wes Lewis, visiting hie brothers here, . re- Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Young turned to his home on Tht1rS- and Linda of Lucent spent Satur- day, by plane, from Detroit. day evening with Mr, and Mrs. Mr. James . Dalton, reeve of Cecil Ellwood. the. village, attended the 'County Mr. and Mrs. Marwood Prest 'Council Meetings at Sarnia, last and children spent Sunday with week. . Mr., and Mrs. Geo. Prest and Mr, Eric Turnbull had the mis- Mrs. Ida .13rest.' fortune late Friday afternoon, McGillivray W. t. during the second hymn. Anthem by the Choir E while climbing a ladder in his garage, to fall, as the 'ladder Th e McGillivray Women's In. 11:15 a.m.--The Church School Duet by Patricia Cann and 3„ Slipped, and hurt his back, and stitute held family night on Wed- Superintendent: Al... Sterling Ince Marleoe McBride - possible internal injuries. A tire London, for obserVation pur- Mr. Wm. Sweitzer was on a poses. business trip to Stratford on Fri- day, Mrs, Annie Brenner and Mrs. Elizabeth Smith left by plane front Detroit on Thursday to spend several months in Florida. Several in the village had their water pipes frozen on 'Th ursday morning owing to the severe cold Weather, Mr. and Mrs. Millen Light- foot and family of Ildertori ed.with Mr, Lightfoot's sister, Mrs: W, Baker and Mr, Baker on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Roy Pleat and Mr, and Mrs. Ted Stanlake left on Monday morning for a few weeks' trip to Texas and other. Southern States. Worship God As A Family and frame fell on Mr. Turnbull, which lie had been taking down • from an tipper portion of the garage, Mr, Turnbull is at yes- f. ent in , St, Joseph's Hospital, - MARKS NINETY-SEVENTH YEAR—Four generations were present to celebrate the ninety-seventh birthday of •George Essery in London on Sunday. Believed the oldest living native of this area, Mr. Essery opeiated a 'livery stable at Centralia for many years. Shown with the birthday cakes above are, left to right, Mrs. George Dobbs, Mr. Essery's daughter; Mr. Essery; Wendy Lee Dobbs, who celebrated her first birth- day the same day; and Tom Dobbs, R.R. 1 Centralia, the child's father. —T-A. Photo Orangemen Plan Increase In Givings ty Church W it •• •• • MS . 11 . 4 . . . . .. 0 .41 1. 1 1 11 1 Arena Schedule Thursday, January 24 7 40-11:oo---Pi.C.A.F. P00 Woad term, election of Auditors, 8.00 p.m. They will thrill you with their Christian music. The team is composed of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Carter (colored) and Miss Tr e ate Tumith year, for the election of two Monday, Jan. 28 Directors for a three-year and any other business that may be in the interests of the Company. 1 The Directors whose term of office expires are Martin Feeney and Harry Coates, both of whom are eligible for re-election. MARTIN. FEENEY, Pre.sident ARTHUR FRASER, Secretary-Treasurer ATTENTION FARMERS AND DEALERS Bring Your Livestock To Corbett Community Sales Every Tuesday At 2:00 p.m. 5 Miles North of Parkhill II,Ii to I • We have installed a new modern Toledo Scales • for ,your benefit. 4 • We will have 2 Hereford purebred bulls, service- .1. able age, along with our usual run of hogs, calves .1 3, and cattle, For Further Information Contact D. H. MacGREGOR, PROP. R.R. 8 Parkhill l i lllll l tom!ttili lllllllllllllll llllll IP1111111111,111ililf lllll 1 1 1111 1 1411litlattlfili11111$141111/1111t11111/M1111110f, 461 llllllllll l 11,11111M111111111111111111111111 lllllll llll 1111111011111111(1111111111111111111$11111111t1IIMM111111111IN