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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-07-25, Page 12Pis 12 Th. Ti114.144€11vocito, July 25, 1957 uc cm n And District News Phan, 101! /...VCan Correspondentt Mis; Lina Abbott Presents. Chalice, To Bar :Church on Sunday a silver chalice was presented to Bixr Trinity Angli. tan Church in ineniorY a W. Harold. Mires, a Bir resident, who died it an accident last September. The presentation VAS made. by a daughter., Miss Itfena Mires of London on behalf of her mother and three other daughters. Xennetly Roberts peoples' War- den, ami Wflhiau2r, Hodgins, rector's warden, accepted the gift on behalf of the congrega- tion, The presentation was made at - the regular service conducted by the Rev. A. H. Harrison, The guest speaker was the Rev. Wil- liam. Sewell of Edmonton, Loses Roof Of Barn During Sunday night's wind and electric storm the roof of Mr. Alex McComb's barn, con- cession 16, London, was blown off and a number of trees in that district were up -rooted. D ance And Presentation Last Friday night at the Lu - can Community Centre Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young, a recent bride and Broom were guests of hon- er at a community get-to-gether and dance- when a large group Of their neighbors and friends met to extend congratulations Awl best wishes, During the evening the young couple were presented with a purse of money, Mr. Roscoe Rodgins reading the address and Mr. Allan Scott making the pres- entation. Easter Lilies in July One resident on Alice' Street planted her Easter lily in her garden. At present it has six beautiful blooms. Lucan Hors* Wins Howard Rosecroft owned by Mr. Sheridan Revington and driver Bud Gilmour was a win- ner at the Buffalo Raceway on Saturday. Miss Legal Grattan owned by Mr. Clarence Young was a win- ner at the Woodbine, Toronto and Pauline Volo owned by the Hardy Bros. came second at To- ronto last Saturday. Injured Lad Eight YearrOld Christopher Waller, Exeter, who injured his erre when he • fell while playing on Luean Pub- , lie School lawn last week, was eight -and -one-half y e a.r s old, X-rays indicate& the arm had been dislocated, not fractured. • Guild Meeting The July meeting of the Ladies Guild of Holy Trinity church was 'held in the Parish Hall last Mon- day evening with the president, Mrs. Kay Egan in the chair, and Mrs. C. W. Hawshaw at the piano. The report on the strawberry supper was encouraging. It was decided to hold future suppers on the last Wednesday in June. Most of the evening was spent in discussing plans for the cater- ing for the Carroll -Wilkinson wedding, Saturday, July ,27. See C. E. Robb SthieTarin "Agent FIRSTforanTHREE eau C. E. ROBB 2S -r-22 Luean lllllll l lll lll 2 CENTS Stop; Grain insects For A Whole' Yogr, Howard •I Grain Guard A BUSHEL Powder Mixes daSilY with new grain lis it is bitined—proteets it from grain insects for whole year withont affect - lag milling, feed or seed Vette. Costa about 20 a bushel -4ess than it dos to Ritnl*• t.SAL t AT EXETER DitTRICT CO-OP Phone •2I17 HAN0410111000flMinOMOVI Irish Nine Tops Loop On July 9 and 11 the Lucan Irish Nine suffered their first two losses of the season m the Thames Valley Baseball League when they were beaten 4-2 by Granton and 7-0 by St. Pauls. But were they discouraged: Oh no: They were back fightleg with a vengeance last week. On Tuesday night they got even with St. Peals for that 7-0 defeat, by rolling up a score of 19-3 in Lucan with White and Hodgins for Lucan and Butcher and Hearn pitching for St. Paula and Herman catching. St. Pauls scored once in the 5th and two in the 7th. Lucan scored 5 in the first, three in the second, 8 M the third and 3 in the fifth. On Friday night Lucan faced Evelyn here with White and Hodgins the battery for Lucan and McMaster and Makinson pitching for Evelyn and Davis catching. Lucan was again hung- ry for runs for they rolled up a score of 13.3 Evelyn got their three runs in the 6th while Lu - can got 6 In the first, two in the second and 5 in the fifth. At a meeting held at St. Paula it was decided to toss with St. Pauls for first place .and Lucan won. The schedule for the semi- finals were -drawn up; Lucan to play the fourth place Evelyn at Lucan July 22 and at Evelyn July 25 and at Lucan July 29 if necessary; Granton to play SO Pals at St. Pauls July 23 and at Granton July 26 and at St. Pauls July 30 if necessary. Ow- ing to Sunday and Monday's ram the Lucan game was post- poned. Arena Activities By HAROLD RIBSON It begins to look as though "Old Man Weather" will give us a hand to continue and finish the work on the Arena grounds. A stone -picker will nuke short work of this year's crop of rocks. Erwin Scott has two large. trans - Canada trucks *standing by to transport same to a western penitentiary, while Joe Benn has been alerted to grade them for shipping, All kidding aside—if any local person could use sev- eral ton of rock, they are ad- vised to tender application im- mediately. So now we feel, it shouldn't be foo long before Luean will have a .wel I- equipped park, which is to include ball diamonds, •football field, race track and playgrounds, comparable to any- thing in the province. Just an- other feather in the old head- dress! Cliff (Holiday Ranch) McKay, who writes -a column for the To- ronto Star, made the following comments, as regards the Ever- ly Boys, who are appearing in the Arena, August 2 in Lucan: Quote: "Bye Bye Love, has moved right to the top of the Hit Parade as predicted and Archie Bleyer, the president of Cadence Recordi s, s the man responsible for finding these boys, who a few months ago made a guest appearance on Grand id Opry, and were recalled for four encores," So to all Grand Old Opry fans, these boys are scheduled for approximately 80 minutes o f during the evening. Plans are going ahead for the Annual Booster Nite, to be held earlier this year, on Friday, August 23. Several top-notch vaudeville acts have been en- gaged and a good band will sup- ply music for a dance, following the show. Swim Program Meets Success • On Tuesday, with Mrs. Murray Hodgins and Mrs. J. E. Conlin in charge, -52 children enjoyed another trip to Gibbons Park, London. The last scheduled trip for this seasoh was held on Thursday with Mrs, Sheridan Revington and Mrs. L. 0. Ken- :nedy In charge of the 45 chil- dren. However Should there be sufficient demand, another trip towards the end of August might be considered by the Ar- ena committee. This new project sponsored by the ladies committee of the arena has proved a huge suecess, Ap- proximately 75 children have been given ati average of three trips each. Presented To The Queen On July 18 some 8,000 persons including 44 Canadian debutantes attended the first of two annual royal garden parties and were presented to the Queen, Miss E. Smith of Londori was areeng the 44 fortunate Canadiatts and Miss Susan Sharpe of Winnipeg was another. The latter is a grand- denghtee of Mrs. W1flian Tier, formerly Miss MeFalla of Lu- ton. Open Heine Mrs. V 1L Hussey has thosen the name "Pines Haven" for her new nursing home On Main St. north. To give the people of Lu- nen and vicinity an opportunity to go through this historie old home, she as holding open house Wednesday, July U. No househ�us ii Liratt is more ideally situated l'or a nursing horn. Of late the grounds have. been neglected but with * fltti work can be tufo bautiftfigaini Currie Canines Capture Prizes Mrs, Eileen Currie showed •two of her dogs, "Ziska Snow Stormer" and "Ziska's Katanza" at the Essex County Kennel Club show in Leamington las, Satan - day. The former. won three more points towards its championship by securing -awards; first in Open Dog Class, winner's male, best of winners and best of breed. This dog now has five paints and is half way towards its championship, "Ziska's Hatanza", shown for the first time won first in Can- adian Bred Females, Paula I. Morkin Wed In London In an altar setting of white gladioli, white mums, ferns and bridal tapers and guests pews marked off with pink gladioli and mums, St. Peter's Cathedral, London, was the scene of a sum- mer wedding at 10 o'clock Sat- urday, July 20 when Paula Irene Morkin and Joseph Patrick Lynch exchanged wedding vows. The bride is the daughter of M. and Mrs. Thomas F, Morkin of Lucan and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. F'atrick Lynch of Colgan, Ont. The Rev, •Father P. J. Finn officiated. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was gowned in a•iloor-length gown of Chantilly lace and nylon tulle over duch- ess satin with Peter -pan collar, long tapering sleeves and match- ing jacket, A full length ern." broidered veil, fell from a tiara of iridescent sequins. She car- ried a bouquet of madonna lilies and hybrid orchids. Miss Betty Morkin of Luean, as her sister's maid of honor, wore a gown'aof sea -foam aqua crystalette, with matching shoes and headdress. She carried a bouquet of Queen Elizabeth roses. Miss Kathleen O'Shea of Gran- ton, niece of the bride, _was jun- ior bridesmaid and wore a gown of daffodil yellow crystalette with matching headdress. She carried a basket of Goldilock roses. Master Patrick McDevitt, nephew of the groom was ring bearer. Mr. Thomas F. Lynch, twin brother of the •groom, of Colgan, was best man and Mr. Kevin Morkin and Mr. Aloysius Lynch were ushers, Mr. Lorenzo Brisbois of Lon- don as organist provided tra- ditional wedding music. Mr. Ed. Lunnex of Hamilton as solist sang "Ave Maria" and "Just For today." At a reception held at the bride's home the bride's mother received in an ensemble of cop- per -tan silk with brown acces- sories and Tawney gold rose corsage. She was assisted by the groom's mother in a rose en- semble with white accessories and corsage of Pink Delight roses. For travelling to points east, the .bride changed to a white silk gown with. navy coin dots with navy and white accessories. The young couple will make their home in London. The groom is a graduate of the University of Toronto, On- tario Teacher's College and the Ontario College of Education. This Week In Saintsbury. By MRS. H. DAVIS P.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.,•••••••••••••.......•••••••••,......0,•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.. Personal Items Mr. and Mrs, 0, Dale and Linda, London, spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. James Barker, Mr. and Mrs. James Turner spent Saturday night at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Henry Hamilton,Ailsa Craig and On Sunday visited with Mrs. W. 3. Carroll, Parkhill. Mrs. Carroll came home with Mr. and Mrs. Turner to spend a few days. Mrs, Earl Atkinson and Mrs. Heber Davis spent last week at Grand Bend, Miss Alexia Davis, Exeter, and Mis. James Young, Ltican, spent the week with Mr. Heber Davis and Mrs, Fred Davis. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Abbott and Muriel were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs, Jack Dick- ins. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Atkin- -On attended the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr, and Mrs. Hawkins,, St. Marys, on Saturday evezileg„ Mr, and. Mrs. HarryCarroll and boys visited with Mr, and Mrs, 1-Xenry Hodgins on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dieltins vis - lied Mrs. Grafton &mire in St. IVforysHospital and Mr. andMi's. A/re. Veal* Squire, Prospect Hitr. I -Mrs. W. 3. Davis spent the past week at the home of Mr, • and Mrs, Murray Abbott :nd has now returned to her own hOtne. • / Mrs. ltd. Dickins, Exeter, spent Friday night at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Heber Davis. Mr. Billy Lueata Paris, 1$ 0 Spending his holidays with Le. roy Maguire, • .8 Mr. and Mrs. *Barry Visited In Leticlon Monday. u Mr, and Mrs, Janes Barker, Jilart, And Gary Were Sunday 6 guests With Mr. and Mr,. Heber DAM. Personal Items ','Hunkins Gather Mrs. Irene Coursey, Miss. Di- rene (airsey and Mr, Don Down spent last weekend in Detroit. the guests of Mr. and. Mrs, Fred Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Ross McFalle nee Audrey Tindall, are happ to announce the birth cif then sou, David George, July 5 ir St Joseph's Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. 3. Barroweloug of Oshawa are spending a, fe weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Ar Black and family, Mrs. Florence Cunningham Mrs. Maitland Lightfoot an daughter Janice, Mrs, -Her Hazelwood and daughter; Mar Lynn, all of London were Wed nesday guests ef Mrs. J. W, Mc Falls. Mrs. Cunningham remain ed. over for a few days' Mt with her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Dickins o London were Wednesday guest with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cole rnan• Mrs, Wes Hodgins spent las Thursday with Mr, and Airs. Clarence Matthew of London, Mr. and Mrs. Don Carman, nee Donna Hodgins, are happy to announce the birth of a sOn, Donald Brian, on July 15 at St, Joseph's Hospital—a brother for Glen and Craig. Mrs. Echo Abbott of -London spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs; Murray' Abbott, Mr, Eric- Hussey has complet- ed the -drilling of water wells at Chatham and Lambeth and left on Monday for Watford to begin the drilling of an oil well.. Mr. Will Havecost of London was a weekend, guest of Mrs. W. J. McFalls. Miss Marilyn Brownlee spent last weekend with Canon and Mrs. Queen at their cottage at Kincardine. Mrs. Wes Atkinson spent* last Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Newton Clarke of Exeter and at- tended the Kirktort Garden Party, Mrs. Wes, Hodgins spent last Monday in' Mitchell, the guest of her daughter, Beth and Mr. Tubb. Miss Millie Bradley and neph- ew Robert, are holidaying with Miss Rose Bradley, Mr. .and Mrs, Lawrence Wei- ser, of Detroit, are spending a week with Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Barker. Mrs. William Abbott of Exe- ter is holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thompson and Cheryl spent last Wednes- day a Pike Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Hyde and family are visiting relatives in Ottawa. Rev. and Mrs. E. C. Attewel of Sarnia were guests of the lat- ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Ashworth, Friday and Satur- day of last week. Master Billy Park, son of Ir, and Mrs. Stewart Park, of Petrolia, is vistiing Luean friends. On Saturday and Sunday he went with lairs. Murray Hodg- ins, Ward and Wayne to St. Marys for a picnic lunch and swimming, Mrs. Ivan Hearn and family have returned from Motherwell where they were the guests of Mr. J. E. Brown for a few days. Guests with. Mrs. T. D. Orme and Murray last week, included Mr. and Mrs. Bert' Galpin, of Sarnia, on Tuesday, and Mrs. Heber Hodgins, of Toronto, on Wednesday. Mrs. Ken Banting and her mother, Mrs. IVIaloney, of Pt. Huron, were Saturday guests of Mrs. W. T. Banting and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frost spent a few days last week in Warkworth, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Allason. Mr. and Mrs. Aljoe Culbert made a flying trip to Toronto last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Roberts, Susan and David, attended the Lynch-Morkin wedding at St. Peter's Cathedral, London, last Saturay. Among the guests at , the Alexander -Harrison wedding in Dorchester last Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hovey, Mr. Frahk Hovey, of Lucon; Mrs, E. Hepry and daughter Inez, of Clandeboye. Mrs. Dick Hodgins, of Toronto, and family, are holidaying at Hillsboro. Some of the family called on Lunn friends on their way to Hillsboro. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hunter and amily, of Detroit, were week- end guests with Mr, and Mrs. John Casey. Rev. E. M. Cook is in charge of service in the 'United Church while Rev. E. J, Roulston is on vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Hodgins are happy to announce the birth of a daughter, Elizabeth Anne, at Victoria Hospital; July 21. Mrs. Garfield Needham, o wf Bailymote, as a Sunday guest of Mr. and. Mrs. Henry Hodgins. Mr. and Mrs. Will Haskett, of Luean, and Mr, and Mrs. Art iaskett, of Toronto, have re- urned home from a week's trip o Franklin Centre, Quebec. While there they visited Mr, and Mrs. Louis Blair. They were hocked to learn the next day after they left, Mr, Blair died uddenly from a heart attack, Mr, Trevor Alderwich of Lon- don was the guest speaker at Holy Trinity Church last Sun- day morning. Weekend visitors with Mr, and Mrs. A. E. Parry were Mr, and Mrs, S. Parry and David of To. onto arid Mr. and Mrs, George Deaves of Rexciale. Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Sadleir cave next month for a two-month rip in Europe. The former will ttem a dental convention while here, 'Mr. llosslyn Seeley of Pk. Arthur, after attending a eon- veal/hi in Toronto, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs, Russell Goddard and family. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Ford; Rob - rt Ford and Peter Hedges, of he U.S. Army, were week -end guests of Mrs. Irene Ceursey, Mrs, Archie. Nodgins and 1(ay £ London, were Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wind - 01', latter remaining over Or a few days with her aunt and Atte. Mr. arid Mrs. Soh Campbell f Iliversider were week -and Vesta of Mr. •and Mrs. Sheridan eVingtotl, y 17 Hodgins' before the Ankers left for Winnipeg Wednesday morn - h v Mrs. Sheridan Revington and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Rev- ington and family, and Mrs. Grace Welbourn, of London, d held a family picnic at Ipper- wash last Sunday. Y Gary McIntyre, of Glencoe, ' spent part of his vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Art Abbott. 'His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Me. Intyre came up last Sunday and took him home. Mr. Harold Brooke, rof London, and Mrs. Ansley Neil, orExeter, were .Sunday guests of .Mrs. T. Brooke. Mr. And Mrs: William Mid - kin. of Barrie,visited with Mr. and Mrs. Don Ankers and fain. ily, at Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mrs. Cecil Robb was a Mon- day guest of Mrs. Orval Guy of Mitchell, Miss Myrtle Walker has re- turned home to Exeter after spending a week with Mr, And Mrs. Aljoe Culbert, . Mr. and Mrs, Duncan Hussey, of West Indies, are guests of Mr, and Mrs. Eric Hussey, Mrs. Harry Tilbury of BrainP- ton attended the Alexander - Harrison wedding in Dorchester last Saturday, and spent the week -end with Denfield and Lucan friends. Kenny Gettner, of Dashwood, has returned home after a week's visit with Ron Wood- ward. Among those from a distance attending the Lynch - Morkin wedding were Commander Jack Traynor, Ottawa. Miss Moyra Morkin, Ottawa; Mr. and Mrs. Michael ' Courney, Willowdale; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mohan, Mr, and Mrs. John Mohan, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs, Karl Flaherty, Niagara Falls; Mr, ,and Mrs. Tom Morkin, Ancaster; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lunney, Hamilton; Mr. ad Mrs. Pat Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. Al Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. Matthewa Ronan, Mr. . and Mrs. Pat linnan, Mr. and Mrs. Pat MeDevitt, all of Colgan; Miss Teresa Lynch, of Toronto, and t Springbank The annual Hunkin reunion Was held at -Sprinebenk Patg On. Sunday, Officerseeleeted for 1958 are: President,. John Temple- man; secretary, Mrs. Robert Duncan; sports committee, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd.,-I3Allantyne, and Mrs. Jack Frayne, Mr. and Mrs. Jack l''arsons, . Mr. and Mrs, Denald, Davey. Winners of sports weret 5 and u.nder, Kathy and Karen Hend. rick; 5 to 7 years, Gwerineth Hendrick and Wayne Mayers; 10 and under, Joyce Mavers, Douglas licBeath; 14 and under, Ross Melieath and Brian Herit; kick the slipper, Wib Coward; ladies lock the slipper, Mrs. Hugh' Hendrick; young ladies, Margaret Webber; vinegar jug - relay, Bev Parson's side; feed the elephant, Brian' Hera and Pat Clayburn; paper plate race, Mrs. Robt. ,Mavers, Oldest person present Was Mr. William- Passinore; yeungest, Judy Parsons; largest Mr, and Mrs, Robt, Mayers. , . Mental health has been defined as the degree to which the indi- vidual can utilize his skills and capacities with satisfactiim to himself and constructive value to his 'society. The alcoholic needs human help that he may achieve this, rather than help from a bottle. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Murphy are happy to announce the birth of a daughter, Nancy Lynn, 'at St. Joseph's Hospital, July 11. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Stretton spent last Sunday at Ipperwash and Pt. Franks, where they were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Strasser.. Mr. George Strasser returned home with them. Burglar ,Alarm Rings During Sunday's electrical storm there was one particularly loud clap of thunder, which ap- parently set the burglar alarm at the Bank of Montreal ringing for some time before workmen could shut it off. Clandeboye Comments Sy MSS, 4. PATON ?arsenal Items Trevor Alderwiek, a lay. reader of London, took the ser- vice at St, James" Chureli Sunday. The Rev. E. 2'f. Cook of ,Liican, a former pastor,. took the service at the United„Church an Sunday. Miss Alarjerie. Donaldson .favor— ed with A solo. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn .Saseyer and son, .of Petrolia, spent the weekend with Mrs. Sawyer's it -miller, Mrs. Emily .Tomes and Miss Cora Atkinson of London visited with her sister and brotherein-laW, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Flynn, Miss Carole Cunninghani of Detroit is visiting with her grand- mother, Mrs. Omar Cunningham, Miss Myrna Logan of Thorn. dale is visiting this week with her grandparents, Mr. and. Mrs, IL Paton, Mrs. Abner 1tendrie and daughter, Mrs. Bill Downing, 'sof r Chatham, attended the .wedding of Mr, Tibor Alexander and Miss Elizabeth Harrison at St, Peter's Church, Dorchester, Miss liar. rison is the daughter of the Rev, L. C„Harison, former rector ,of St. James' Ohara, and Holy Trinity Church, Luean. Miss - Nancy Scott returned home after spending a week with her .aunt -and uncle, Mr, and Mrs. Bill Gilmour,. at Fort Erie, Misses Karen and Joan Down. ing of Chatham returned, home after spending two weeks with .their grandparents, Mr, and Mrs, Almer Hendrie. Mrs a Charlie Carter received the prize for the oldest person at the Cobbledickreunion at Ex- eter park on Sunday. Later, she left with her sister, Mrs. Allen °china, of Shakespeare, for a few • weeks' visit. Youngest child was the son of Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Cunningham. Sgt. and Mrs. Max Blaye and children, Cheryl and Susan, left, Sunday for their new home at the RCAF Station at North Bay where Sgt. Blaye has been post- ed, Mrs. Blaye and the girls have spent about two months with her parents, Mr. .and Mrs. H. Murless, 1 the village. Miss Grace McKenzie and her brother and sister-inlaw,Mr. And Mrs. Donald McKenzie, at Kincardine, .called an Mr. Arthur Hodgins on Tuesday. Miss Me. Kenzie taught in Clandeboye school for two years but is now on the teaching .staff in Sarnia. Anniversary Mr. 'and Mrs, Dave Hills of WlUiam St., London, entertained .on Saturday eveningIn hellOr el. Mr. and Mrs. 130/ Martin's .crys- tal anniversary, Members of the Paton ,clari attending were Mr. and Mrs, Emerson. Paton, Kirkton, and Mrs. 3. H. Paton and Clare of Clandeboy.e. The couple were presented with a lawn chair and a brass. fireplace set. Open House Pines Haven Nursing Home Corner of Main St. N. and George St, LUCAN Wed., July 31 2-5 p,m, 7-10 p.m, Everybody Welcome • V, M. HUSSEY \nu44 I pH a phi* • Beautiful Goodwill Used Cars are being sold at hund- reds of dollars savings . . . don't miss out on this spectacular sale . . . come see for yourself the deal you can make at Pearson's . . conic today because they're going fast! Everybody's Buying!!. Drive Away Your • Bargain Today • • ,,,111111111,111V11,11 i l II ll 111111/1111;11111.10111111.11.111111111,11401111111111M1,101111111,M1 lllll 11110110111f111111,11111,, 1 • Discounts On New. 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