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MARK CREDIT UNION DAY. -„officers of • Eiceter
Community Credit Union are among the millions of
eo .le who will celebrate international Credit Union Day
people,
October 1..Highlight f this district's activities
Thursday, s . yt . � 7 o
was the election of a "Miss Huron County Credit Union„
'Wednesday night t at Clinton. Exeter Officers ar
e seated,
ed
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left to, right,
. Harold Paterson, treasurer; V. die
.1 Montmorency, president; standing, Harold Sitinner, board
member, and Ross Francis, vice-president. - -'-A 'Photo
Centralia Comments
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
Anglican Harvest Home
Harvest Home Services in
Christ Anglican Chureb, Cen-
t tralia, were marked• on Sunday
with a good attendance. Rev.
Bren de Vries, Blyth, was the
';nest minister and special music
ras contributed by the choir.
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A NIGHT QF FUN!
Exeter Lions'
Frolic
October 25
Boy Scout
Apple
Day
October 19
resentation And
DANCE.
FOR,MR. AND MRS:
JIM �MARRiNAN
Fri,, Oct. 25
LUCAN ARENA
Ribgon's' •Orchestra
adies Please 3ring Lunch
The newly _confirmed members
of the church received their first
communion at the communion
service which was dispensed.'
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs, 'It, Anker of
Trenton have been visiting for
the past week at the home of
Mr. and,Mrs. Elmer Wilson.
Mr, and Mrs. L. B. Hodgson
were weekend visitors with Rev.
A. and Mrs. Smale in Windsor.
Area cr•editUn.ion Grows,
Doubles Asiets. In Year
Cotnrnunity Credit tsnona :are run Isittirely by bort Oroam and Fred Welters.
Exeter
Union celebrates, International' their members. Beall member
i . Union Day,Thursday. .gets one vote, and only one
Credit n ?' k
October 17, with a big grip, an vote, regardless of the ainouni;
Membership .and a doubting Of of shares he has.
its assets, As nor! -profit ,groups union i
blow' in its fifth year.. the local
non-profit savings and lean or.
ganization has a membership of
150• and its, assets. are rated at
$17,090, "We got off to a slow
start but we're growing quickly
now,” comments Vernon de
Montmorency R.R. 3 Exeter,
president of t ie union. "'This has
)leen by fax our biggest year
yet," '
Members of the Exeter dist-
rict Onion are ,among the 11.
Million people in North America
who are „.celebrating Internation-
al Credit Union Day, which
commemorates. the founding of
the„firs union in 1848. The day:
comes s climax f Credit
ome a o
Union Week, observed annually•
around the world the":third week
of October.
Mr. 'and -Mrs, Lorne Hicks
spent the Thanksgiving holidays
with Mr, and Mrs. 0. Pollock
and Tommy in Kincardine.
Mrs. George Baynham, Mrs.
A, McFalls, Mrs. A. Smith, Mrs.
G. Hepburn and Mrs, •1F, Bow-
den attended the W.M.S. thank -
offering meeting in the Crediton
United Church on Thursday af-
ternoon of last week when Mrs.
J. E. Whiting was guest speak-
er and showed colored slides to
illustrate their work in •. Hazel-
ton B.C.
Mr. and Mrs. Antos Smith of
Mount Albert were weekend'vis-
itors with their daughter, Mr,
and Mrs. K. Greb and Wayne.
• Iris Sholdice, youngest (laugh-
ter of Mrs. Merton Sholdice had
the top of her finger crushed
while playing outside, at • her
home, On Friday of last week.
She was taken to South. Huron
Hospital' where the: finger. was
dressed" and she remained in the
hospital until the following night.
Mr. and Mrs: Ray Shoebottom
and family visited over the hol-
idays with the former's parents
in Parry Sound.
Honoring our gracious Queen,
school children and teachers had
an extra holiday on Tuesday.
Mrs. George Baynham ac-
companied 11er. and Mrs. Gordon
Baynham to Pennsylvania where
they visited over the weekend
with the fornier's sister and
brother-in-law, the latter being
Rev. J. T. and Mrs.' • Clarke,
Allison and Odeyne were guests
• of the for
mer s
at the home
son Rev. Ewart and Mrs. Clarke
in New Lowell for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Arthur McFalls and Hel-
en were Sunday evening guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Glenn
in Exeter.
Flight Lieut. Frank, Mrs. Os-
borne end' family of . Trenton
spent the 'weekend with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs, F. - Os-
borne.
Miss Flossie Davey was a
Thanksgiving visitor with her
sister' and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs, Ashley Smith in Exe-
ter.
Mr. and Hers. Bill Essery of
Major event In this area was
the selection of a "Miss Huron
act-
i Unio at chap-
ter
Credit n p
ter meeting in •Clinton Wednes-
day night, Each of the eight
unions in the county ehapter
entered a candidate and the wilt-
iter , will compete in the pro•
vinc'ial competition.
Credit unions are organita-
tions of people saving together
and lending to".each other at a
low rate of.interest, for good
purposes, They are chartered
and supervised by the govern-
ment and operated 'under law.
Report On
Baseline
ns,
By MRS. ARCHIE DEWAR
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mc-
Naughton, Mr. and Mrs. David
Holland have returned after a
Weekend trill touring the district
bf Collingwood, Flesherton and
.Owen Sound.
Mr. and Mrs, Vernon. Trott,
Joanne and Elizabeth, Toronto,
Mr. and• Mrs. Stewart Marriott,
Ronald •and Maryanne, St.
Marys spent Sunday with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. De-
war.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bell, Kip -
pen were - guests at Mr. John
Rinn's on.Sunday.
Mrs. E. Dewar has returned
home after.spending the week
in Georgetown, Toronto and
Collingwood.
Mrs. Melville Hern, Exeter,
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hern and
family, Zion West, and Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Pickle, St. Marys,
were Sunday guests; , with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Parkinson and
Brenda. •
Mr, • and Mrs. David Parkin-
son and son, Tommie, Trenton
Ont:, were guests of Mr, and
Mrs, Fred Parkinson for Thanks-
giving.
Mr. and Mrs, Everett Caryder-
man and daughter, Selina, were
guests witMr. and Mrs. A.
Dewar -on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Garnet ltomthm
and Donna Mae and 'Mrs. Levine
Mara of Parkhill were.guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Baker
on Sunday. •
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Baker
and Elston were guests of Mrs.
Baker's sister, Mrs. Harvey
Butson, Munro on. Sunday.
Mrs. Harold Berry visited
with her son, Mr. W. Berry, in
Toronto last week.
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Youth For Christ
presents /
' Teen Town Contest
Vocal solos, instrumental. solos, duets, song leaders,
pianists and teen preachers in a terrific youth rally.;
SATURDAY, 'OCTOBER 19 - 8 P1M•`
•Clinton Legion Hall M,
Come, Bring a 'Friend and :Pray for SOM. Teenagers
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'lite supervisory Iwoanhtittee in<
chutes Thomas Monroe, Kenneth
Hera. and R. B. Gates.
The union was organized in.
1953 with Kenneth fireb as
are required .to return All tarn- .president and Thomas Monroe
Ings :over expenses and reserves as„Ant roffie” a ce"us isrmaea intaEach by icer
ined by the
seixea a :three-year tern.
union above rite former Snel- I
grove store on Main street.
The :credit union movement
was organized in Germany in
back to the members, Last year,
for example,> the Exeter union
paid three percent interest on
savings and declared an extra
dividend of one .per Pent :at the
end of the., ral year. It.also.1848. The idea was ,brought to
paid g 10 percent rebate on auAmerica by Alphonse Des$ar-
latcrest paid .on ,1,040,S.
Unions provide free insurance .dins, who organized a union et
for their members, equal to the
amount of savings of • the in-
dividual. If a member riles,. his-.
estate receives twice the amount
of his savings , account. Unions
also provide free loan insurance
to automatically retire .a mem-
ber's debt if be dies before it
is Paid off.
Officers of the'local union ,in -
elude Ross Francis, lfirkton,
vice-president; Harold Paterson,
Exeter, treasurer; Douglas
Sweet, Exeter, r r; nd
Ssea t
wsecretary; a y, a
Harold Skinne. Exeter, board
member.
Membersof thecredit o
Mem , cr e t c
rnittee are .Rollie Williams, Her -
Levis, Quebec.
The Credit 1Jnlpn National As-
eoclation (Ci1NA) is an lade
pendent, non-profit .organization
which serves as headquarters
for all unions in North America.
Supported by dues from its
'member units, CVNA works to
expand the movement as well as
providing services for existing
organizations. Canadian head .of-
fice is At Hamilton,
The eight unions in the Huron
chapter ;are from Lucan, Clin-
ton (two), Goderich (two), Sea-.
forth, Belgrave and Exeter.
There are 4,000 unions in
Canada and 17,000in the Milted
ted
States,
official O�ponin.g'
OF ADDlfitON TO
Zlurch Public School
•
Friday; October 18
3,30 p.tn.Standerd Time
At
HAY TOWNSHIP COMMUNITY CENTRE
Gueit Speaker: G,» l., 'puffin
assistant supervisor of elementary education.`
Open Houses following Programme
Everyone Welcome
Boatel of Trott/et,: Hay Tcwneh'ip School Area
CHRISTIAN REFORMED
CHURCH
9:45 a.m.—English Service
Rev. Quartel
2:15 p.m.—Dutch Service
• Everyone Welcome
THAMES ROAD
MENNONITE MISSION
EXETER'
Sunday School.
10:30. to 11:30 a,m.
"Teach Me Thy Truth, 0 Lord"
Supt.: Stanley Saucier, Zurich
Pontiac, Mich: were . weekend
visitors with Mr. 'and Mrs. Al.
vin Essery. •
Mr: Simon Greb, Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Love and Arlene of Exeter,
Mr. and Mrs.. Urban Pfile' of
Dashwood, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Greb and Glen- of. Zurich. Mr.
and Mrs.,Reg Hodgson and Kay
were guests with Mr, and Mrs.
K. Greb and Wayne on Thanks-
giving Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Robinson
and family, Mr. and Mrs. C.
Rowe and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Essery and Mr. and MrS.
Alvin Essery were in Chatham
with Mr. and Mrs. S. Sorensen
for Thanksgiving.
Miss Odeyne Clarke Of Brant-
ford spent the holidays rtith, her
parents. •
Mr, and Mrs. Bill Allison of
Ailsa Craig"were Sunday evening
visitors with Mr. and. Mrs. F.
Bowden.
Rev. J, D. Barrett of Parkhill
will, be guest speaker and Mr.
W. Lambeurn of Hickson will be
the soloist in the United Church
on Sunday morning at the thank -
offering service.
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,ZION CHURCH-
Evangelical United Brethren
' CREBITON
Rev.. Gran R. Strome, Minister
10:00. aim.••••, -Men's Day Service
Speaker: Mr. W. G. F.rederickk
of Pembroke
11.:15 a.m,--Chilrch School
Evening Service Cancelled
CALVARY CHURCH
Evangelical United Brethren
DASHWOOD
Rev. W: F. • Kretz, Minister
•Mrs. •Ken MacraOraniste, 9.
Sunday, October 20
ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY
Rev. J. If, Getz, speaker.
Lorne' Amacher, soloist.
Services at 10 a.m. and 7:30
p.m.
11:15 a.m,—Si ilday School
Leaves Per Germane •
Roy E. Willard, who has been
stationed at Camp Borden for
the past two years with the
RC + ME, has been posted to
Germany. Ile leaves October 22,
aceei/ipanied by sirs+ 1'i'ifIard
and son, Edward, and they ex.
pect to be gone for three years,
Mr, Willard was * fernier
resident of Exeter`. Ilia parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E, J. Willard, and.
sister, Betty, now reside et Mt.
Hope,
Bazaar
end Tea
Ladies' Ald Bethel
Reformed Church
Sate October, 15i
240 p:Imi.
LIBRARY BASEMENT
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CAVEN 'PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. SamuelKerr, B.A., B.D.
Minister
Mrs. 3. G. Cochrane, Organist
9.00 a.nt.--Sunday School
10:66 a.m.—Morning Worship
Sacrament of the Lord's Sup-
per ,
Nursery for children up to six
• years.
Wed., Oct. 23 = • Anniversary
Turkey Supper
CHRIST, ANGLICAN
CHURCH, CENTRALIA
Rev, R. H. Anions, Rector
Ars. M. H. Elston, Organist
Sunday, October 20
10:00 a.m. D.S.T.
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
Main Street
Pastor: Evaitg. L. Winn -Butler
Organist: Miss. Marion Treibner
Pianist; Mrs, pion Jolly
9:45 a.m.—Sunday' School
11;00 a.m Worship Service
7:30 p.m.• --.Evangelistic Service
Wed., 8 p.m.—Prayer and Bible
Study
Friday, 8 p.m, --Christ Ambas-
sader's
We Extend A Hearty
Welcome To All,
"For what shall it profit a man,
if he shalt gain the . whole
world and lose his own soul?"
—Mark 8:36
Whir Frans
B.rinsie;
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1tilr..and Mrs. Earl Hamilton,
Mr. and MrS. )(Arwood Treat
and Brian spent the weekend in
Detroit,
Mrs. Charles Ellwood and
Harry of Sarnia visited with
Mr. and »Irs. Fred Fenton .on
Sunday
Weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. ,George Mercer were Mr.
and Mrs, Robert E.arr, Moroni
:and Miss Aileen Thompson of
Toronto.
Mrs. Dean White and her
father, Mr. Wes Dixon, visited
with - Mr, and Airs. CecilEll
wood •on Wednesday -evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fenton,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fenton and
children attended a .shower Wed,
nesday ,evening at 'Therndale. for
Miss Donna Knapton whose mar-
riage took place on Saturday.
Mr. :and Mrs, Richard Etue
of Detroit spent the'weekend
with Mr. and Mrs, Andy Keough.
Mrs, pearl Neil of London
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Darling and with
Mr. .and Mrs. Art Erskine of
Lieury,.
Mr, ;and Mrs. Andy ICeough
`.and their guests fir. .and Mrs.
Richard Etue of Detroit, spent
Saturday evening' with Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Carey of. Mt. Carmel.
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Odd and
Carolyn of London spent Sunday
with their parents.
Harvest home ;services were
held iii the Anglican church on
Sunday with a good attendance.
The, gueat speaker was R.ev.
De Vries of Blyth. Special mu -
ode was .rendered by the choir.
JAMES STREET
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. H. J. Snell, Pastor
Mr. Lawrence Wein, A.W.C,M.
Huron Presbytery
Laymen's Sunday '
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School
11;00 a.m•—Morning Worship
Mr. Sam Scott of Seaforth will
preach the sermon.
Layme'h of James Street will
take part in the service.
A men's choir sing the
will
anthems.
A Warm Welcome
Is' Extended To All
NOTE: The evening 'service will
be withdrawn in favor of
Main Street Anniversary.
Spiritual Life Mission in Clin-
ton October 27 to November 1.
James Street Church --Nov. 3
to 10.
CENTRALi'A
UNITED CHURCH
lieu. J. T. Clarke, Minister.
Anniversary Service
• Sunday, October 20.
10:30 a.nt.
Guest Speaker: RRev. J. B. Bar-
ratt, B,A., 11.1)., of Parkhill
Soloist; W. H. Lambourn, of
Hickson.
A Cordial Welcome To All
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ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH
DASHWOOD
.
Rev.. K. L. Zorn, Phone n ,65
10:00. a.m.—Sunday School and
• Bible Class
11:00 a.m.—Service
2:30 pm. (D.S.T.)—Registration
for League Rally—Logan,
-THE ANGLICAN
CHURCH OF CANADA =
Rev. N. D. Knox, B.A., Rector
Trivitt Memorial, Exeter
Robert Cameron, Organist
8:30 rem.—Holy Communion
10:15 a.m.—Sunday School
11:30 a.m.—Morning Prayer
Service of ' Evensong on last
Sunday of each month.
Michael Beaver
Crediton Native
Michael Beaver, 84, retired
Grand Trunk railroad employee
and a native of Crediton, ,;died
recently in Port Huron.
He was the son of the late
Mr, and Mrs. Michael Beaver,
Crediton, and attended schools
there. He moved to Port Huron
51 years. ago and became .a
member of the Brotherhood of
Maintenance of • Way Employees.
lie and Miss Mary Mast,
daughter of, the -late., Mr. and
Mrs. John of, also- of Credi-
ton, were married in 1901. She
died in 1948.
Mr. Beaver is survived by a
daughter, Mrs Harvey G. Hohn,
Mikado, Mich.; three sisters,
Mrs. Wilson Fleming and Mrs.
Gerald Brenner, both of Detroit,
and Mrs. Amos Geiger, Pigeon;
two brothers, Solomon Beaver,
and Lawrence Beaver, both . of
Detroit.
Mrs Bert Rundle
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Woodbem,Native
Mrs.'Oat Rundle, a life lime
resident of Weodbam died sud-
denly in St,. Marys Hospital on
'Thursday October 10,
lltrs, Bundle was born
Blansherd Townships in 1,882,
daughter of the late Mr. and',
Mrs. William Ia,” Kirk,
She WAS a Member of Wood -
hang. United Churcb.
Surviving besides her husband
Are three daughters (Hilda)
Mrs, Jack Smith, Woodham,
(Laura) Mrs, Frank Levy, St.
Marys; (Madeline) Mrs. Wray
Sweitzer, Dashwood and,,, .one
san, William gf Woodbain and
seYen grapdehildren.
Funeral services were On -
ducted by Rev. J, II, Slade,
Woodham at the Marriott lune,
rat house on Saturday with in-
torment in Kirktoncenaeter
Pallbearers were Bryne Skin.
ner, Herman. Paynter.,. Hiram
Hanna,. Robert Rundle, Rune
Stewart, and Ted .McIntosh.
Feeder Club
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'purchase four steers, which may
be secured from anysour e.
They cart be between 400 as
in
800 pounds but the difference
weight between the heaviest and
the lightest cart be rut .more
than 100 pounds.
The steers will be weighed by
elub officials early in November
and .members will be given
weighing tapes to keep monthly
records of gains at home.
Each participant must keep
an accurate record of the feed
used and officials leave set up
a schedule of costs to be, ap-
plied to hay, sileage, grain etc,
orm
� epteberbof next iyear, de
pending on the market.
Members will be judged on a
point basis: 400 for carcass, 400
for highest and most economic-
al gain, 400 for reports.
Assistant 4g Rep Arthur Bpi -
ton is helping with the organ-
ization of the ebb. Similar pro-
grams' are being encouraged
throughout the province.
COMING EVENTS
BAZAAR -;-Sponsored by Trivitt
Ladies' Guild, Saturday, Nov. 9,
Central Hotel. .. 17c
BAZAAR -- Centralia Women's
Association will hold their an -
Aug bazaar on Thurs:clay, Oct.
at 2:30 p.m. %" 17c
SORORITY BALL -Beta Sigma
Phi's annual sorority • ball,'Wed.
Nov. 6, Legion Hall, Exeter. Bili
.Stuart's Orchestra, $3.00 per
'couple. 17c
HOT TURKEY SUPPER — Car-
mel' Presbyterian Church, "Hen
sall, Friday, • Nov. 8. Sponsored
by the Ladies' Aid. 17c
THE BETHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
114 MAIN STREET CHURCH
Rev.. R. Van •Parewe, Minister
2:00 p.m. --,-Afternoon Worship
•
Holland language.
Coninttuiion Service
"Union With Christ"
3;30 P.m.—Sunday Scheel
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BAZAAR & TEA The Women's
Unit-
ed
Bend n
ci t'Grand
Association on of
ed Church are sponsoring a
bazaar and tea on Saturday
afternoon, October 26. Articles
for sale at 3:00 .p,m. Everyone
welcome. 17c
MAIN STREET I
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ANNIVERSARY 1
SERVICES
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October 24 ,
= The Ravi Or. 14. R, O. Ashford
" Wesley Bldgs., Toronto
1 11:00 A,111, "LURE QF THE IMPOSS1BT2"
I `the Rev. Dr. H. R, t Ashford, •
Choir Guests: Mr, and Mrs, rt, .(istrotn; Winghant
7;00 .Mlw- -' f c NTtflw o ' I# co&viol`
1:
C .
the Rao Dr. H. R, D. Ashford
Choir Guests: Mr. and VA's. t/. Ostrtm, Winghanit
Good preaching. Good Measle, pe. 5urre To Colne.
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Reception
And Dance
FOR MR. AND MRS.
LEWIS TASI(O
Lycan Arena
Dancing 9 to 1, DST
Friday, Oct., 18
Ribson't Orchestra
Ladies Bring Lunch
Baxaa
And
Tea
Main Street
United Cburch
Sate, October 26
2;30 p.m.
SevaraI interestin9 booths
• including aprons, home► ci
Hing, aspirate dithse, etc,
ANNIVERSARY
TURKEY
SUPP.ER
,CAVEN
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Wed., Oct. 23
5:30 and 6:45 p.m.
Adults, $1.50, Under 12, 750
Anyone wishing to eat later than
6:45 may purchase tickets at the
door,
Orders for dinners to be sent
out will be taken by phoning
X96. •
Tickets available :at Ersman't
Bakery er the .office- of W. G.
Cochrane.
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EXETER
erchafltS
SPECIAL MEETING
TONIGHT
(Thursday, October 17)
EXETER TOWN HALL 8 P.M. SHARP
Exeter Businessmen's Association •
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FIRST ANNUAL
Fowl Shoot
1-2 Mile West Of Exeter
on 83 Highway
October 30
at 1;00 o'clock
Oven -Ready Turkeys
Chickens And Ducks
Events For All Shotguns, 22's and Hi -Power Rifles
REFRESHMENTS ON THE GROUNDS
Sponsored by Exeter L.O.L. Building Committee
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lyric Theatre
THURSDAY, FRIDAY A SATURDAY
October 17, 18, 19
"Zarak'
• Victor Mature, Anita ,Ekberg
ADDED SHORTS
Exeter
MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
October 21, 22, 23
'Forbidden Planet'
Walter Pidgeon, Ann, Francis
NEWS CARTOON
Coming Soon!
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