HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-07-03, Page 81600 men will be
watching you drive
this summer
Provincial Pace 01E02e—tieing patrol
Cara, helicopter., atiotO14yelee And radar*.
Will be keeping a watchful eye on, Ontario
roads- this annitnar. They aim to protect
You, ,tb* tromping Public, by encouraging
obedienee to the highway Iowa,
Poi your °sin safety and that of pout,
bottle, be careful whenever yoa drive.
Stay within the law and'avoid
MooOvtoiance, 'Well alspOissible
PrbeiscUtion..lt will be a more
plaarant summer if you do.
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Hon. A. lifOrio Ittaisirta,Atternity dowit
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STERLING TRUSTS
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Head Office: Branch Office:
372 Bay Sf.,. 'Toronto 1-3 Dunlop St., Barrio
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AWNINGS '-
Aluminum WALL SASH
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Telephone 260w , Wingharr
•.ritY ttoX0 UPS
AND 'DOWNS •
itLYIS ca'
lee-TlineerWetineSdaY. 4111a $ral,
Mr. :Ma firs, Irvin Ili nter of
Goderieh end Mr. and MM. Shop-
land of Rochester, Alta„ were re.
cent guests of Mr, and Mrs. W, A.
Miller and other relatives,
Mies Marjory CaltleTell was
Visitor last Week with her uncle,
Salm Cameron and Mrs. Cern^
eroll, Miss Cameron, wile has been
atndying at the University ,in Now
Britain, Coma, Mk an exchange
basis, ia a daughter of Mr. and aim
Gordon Qatmerone $laekie, Alta,
Twenty 'three pupils of St, Hel-
ene school, With their teacher, Don
Cameron, enjoyed a bus trip to
Goderieh on Thursday. They visit-
ed the museum, the Sifto Salt Co.,
the Shaefer Pen Company, and the
harbour, They also visited Bisset'S
Dairy and. Sky Harbour airport.
Mr, Marvin McDonald is taking
a, pre-teacher's cellege course in
TorentO..
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Elliott, Mr.
Ellwood Elliott, of 1-101arned, Mrs.
Alex Nolan of Regina, and Mr, and
Mrs Al Head, Paul and Wendy, of
St, Catharines were recent visitors
with Mr, and Mrs. Allan Miller,
Miss W. D. Rutherford is holi-
daying with friends at New Both,
near Ottawa,
Miss Bonnie Leeson of London,
'is a holiday visitor with Mr; and
Mrs. Jim Curran and Nancy.
Mr, and Mrs. Beg Hocking and
Miss. Joan Lenience of Toronto
were Visitors for the holiday week-
end with their uncle, Mr. Harvey Bishop John C. Cody, of the Diocese rlf London, shciwn at extreme
Webb, Mrs. Webb and daughters. right hi the •*picture, confirmed abol'it 30 children and adults from Miss Lois 'Webb will take a phy-
sical training course at McMaster the Sarred Heart Church, Wingham and St. Ambrose Church, at
University, Hamilton anal Miss
Ruth Webb will attend Western
University, London, for courses in
philosophy.
Si, HELENS
Class C:
Mary Lou Moffat; James Austin;
Isabel Struthers; Marie Dayell;
Donald Smith; Elizabeth Burrell
and Robin Donaldson equal; Kay
VanCarnp and Maxine Meehan
equal; Norma Harper; Muriel
Haskins; Gerald Paxton; Ronald
Howaid; Hobert Cook; Shirley
Redman; Corinne Redmond; Grace
MacLean; 'Thelma Dobson; Mae
Doubledee; Charles Rintoul.
Pass:
Marjorie Kieffer; Betty Webber;
Bert Pocaluylto; Dorothy Marks
and Shirley Armstrong. equal; Mae
Dew; Robert Thompson; Barry
Mulvey; Ronald Robinson; Kath-
leen Baliagh; Joyce Harman; Wil-
Final Examination Results Announce
John Greeeaway, Paul Bennett;
Phyllis Elliott; John' McBride;
Elizabeth Stephenson; John Camp-
bell; Dorothy Ross; Betty Woods;
William Crawford and jurie War-
wick equal; Frances Benhoeffera
and Albent. Woods equal; Kenneth
Chettlebnrgs; Peter Carmichael;
David Hanna; John Merkley and
Donald Murray equal; Hebert An- •,,
gusf Dianne Irwin; Donald Ma-
hood; Lyman Tardin; Ronald
Snell; Malcolm MacKay; Sell
Irwin.
, A report for, each student has
been mailed to parents.
Standing, A - 75% or over; B 66-
74,; C-60-65.
GRADE IX TO GRADE X
Class A:
Nancy Slosser;.•Thelma Cowing;
Ruth Henderson; Lyle Smith;
Laurie Stuckey; Brenda Hughes;
Pamela Porter; Dorothy Cook;
Elaine Kirton; Sandra. Edgar;
Douglas laockridge; Marie Noble;
John 'Gaunt; Margaret Wightman;
Margaret Hastie and Betty -Mc-
Donald equal; Faye Edgar, Grant
MeDurney and Donna Millen
equal; Edith Scott; Marlene
Walsh; Karen McDonald; Ruth
Grainger; Marie Johnston and
Murray Scott equal; kaith Davis;
Clifford` Brewer; Ronald Janes;
Sheila Toltori; Sharon Hubbard;
Nancy Fowler; Kevin Keats; Betty
Zinn; Margaret Wallace; Jean
Thompson; Fred Stephenson;
Douglas Wallace; Maureen O'Mal-
ley; Connie- McKague; Eugene
MacIenis; George Jones; Sharon
Hemingway; Walton IvreKibbon;
Geraldine O'Malley; Paul .Static.
Class B.
CONFIRMATION AT SACR
Dale Cardiff, Engl.„Histal, Fren.,11
Type, Ph. E. Glenn Coeltes, 'Engl„
gins, 'Engi,; Ag. Sc,'1, Fren-,
TyPe, Ph; E.; Glenn Coultas, Engl.,
Hist. I, Alg., Ag, Sc. I, Ind. Arta.,
Ph, E.; Kenneth Coultas, EngL,
Hist, I, Alg., Ag, Ind, Arts,
Ph. E.; Joan Devereaux, Type, Hp.
Et Ph. E.; Mary Harman, Type,
Ec.,
*
Peter, Heming-
way, Engl., Hist, I, Alga, Ag. 'Sc
Fren.; Type, Ph. E.; Robert Hig-
gins, Engl., Alg„ Ag, Sc. T, Fran.,
Ph.. E.; Marian Hoover, EngL, Hist, ▪ Mg,, •Ag, Sc. I, Fren., Type, Ph.
E„; David Kennedy, Engl, Hist, I,
Ag...Se. T., Fran., Type, Ph. E.*
Catherine Leach, EngL, Hist.
Type, Ph. E.; Lynn O'Malley, Engl„
Hist. I, Alg, Ag, So, I, Fren., Ind,
Arts, Ph. Ronald Parker;Engl., =
Hist, X, Alg.,"Ag. Sc, I, Tien., Type,
Did. Arts, Ph, E.; Dorothy Toner,
Engl., Mist. I, .Alg., Prem., Type, Ho.
Ec,, Ph. E.; Perna Vanstone, Engl,
Hist. I, Alg, Fran., Type, Ph, E.;
Eleanor. Walsh, Engl.ri Hist, I, Mg.,.
Ag Se, I Fren., Type, Ho, Ea., Ph.
Haskins, Engl., Hist. T, Alg,, Fren., "Hist. I, Ag. se. 4, Ind. Arts, Ph, E.;
Let,, Ph. E-; Hee-. Hetheringtpn, ' George Naylor, Engl., Ph. E.a John
Engl.,'Hist. 1, All, ' i°g. Sc;_I,, Fren. Newans, Hist. a Type, Ph. E.; Lois
Let.,, Ph. E-i Ian ,Howes, Engl., '.Noble; :Engl., Mist; Alg., Type,
Hist. I, Alg, A SC X, Fren.; Lat„, Ec., Ph, E.; Kenneth Ste. Ma-
Ph. Ea•Richard Ring, Engl., Ilist 1, •rie,.,Engl., Type, Ind, Arts, ph, Ea
Robert Ste Marie Alg Ag. Sc I
Itt •
OR- i'E • ' • - ' Lat, Ph. 'E.; JoanaLatecint, Engl.,
(flptiOns of Fienck -and .-Typing or Hist. n, Geom., Ag.Fren.,
Industrial Arti..or; Wide, = Lat., Ph. E.; Stewart McGill, Engi,
Economics), Hiet. Georn.,, Ag, So. II, Fren.,
Hist, II, Geom., Ag. Sc, II, Fren,
Bresselaa The, corifirination.took place on Saturday In the Wingham,
. church. :The paciiiie_wailtekOr!after the•serviee. Fetbar, R Durand,
who has charge.'of 'both parishes„ is seen at, the Telt with Father
Graham of Clinton:—'.Advance-Times photo.• •
HEART
•
Dearine Engl,
Geom., Ag. Sc. II, Fren„ Lat., Ph.
R:; Hilara Bruder, Hist, II,
Oren., Lat., Ho. Ec.; Thomas BaY-
ilges, Engi., ,Hist. II, Georri„ Ag,
Sc. It, Fren„ Lat., Ph, E,; Mary F.
Currie, Ag, Sc. II, Fren;; 13kkpga•
Ho. Ec.;, Betty. Deyereaux, Engl:,
Hist. II, Geom., Ag, Sc. IL Fren.,
Lat., Ph. E.; lealiel Scott, Ag. Sc,
II, Ph. E., Enil.f•ball Shaw, Engl.,
Hist, 4,, Geom.,..Ag, Sc.` II, Lat.,
Ph': Rekarley •Stewart,
Flist. 11, Geom., Ag, Sc. 12,, Fren.,
Lat., 'Ph. E.;. Given Walsh, :Engl.,
Hist. II, •Geom., ;Ag. Sc. Fren.,
L at., Ph. E.; Isabella Willie, Engl.,
fist. II, Geom., Ag, Sc, n, Free,
Lat.) Ph, E. , „,,,
GRADE XlIB •
tYne, ' Arts, Ph. E.; Jamie
'Sanderson, Mega, Hist. a, Mg., Ag.
Sc. I, Type, Ind. Arts, Ph. Ea. Da.'
vid Seott, Ag. Sc. I, Type,'
Ind. Arfs,. Ph,aE.; ',Gordon Scott,
Ind„Artsa Ph, E.; :George Searson,
Engl:, Hist, I, Alg., Ag, Sc. 'Type,
Ihd. Arts, Ph. E.; Mary Skinn,
Engl., Hist I, Ag. Sc. 'I, Type, -Ho,
• Pb. :la - Kenneth Hodgkineon,
• 'kg kist. II, Alg„ Ag. Sc, 1,
Type,' 'Inca Arts, Ph. E.. .
GRADE ;XII& •
(Latin ,iwid
•
e This at
0
Mort program; "that opened with
the 'singing of ."0, -Canada". -Char,
-uses were sung, by the different
*radeS. A, duet by Anne Rafter-
inan and Pere Cooper; a 00124 IV
Gladys McDonald, Tielores Heffer-
nana and Roth Cooper; a roadiPf
by ,A)hert Heffernan and riddlee by
Beth Copper were enjoyed, '
'Delores Heffernan read .an ad-
dress of appreciation and regret to
Mr; .Carneren and he was presen-
,en• .with a ear • clock, After pon
had expressed his thanks; lunch .
concluded a pleasant evening, a
allay 1)Orsebt ant( Brolde, web, Teacber Presence war; ono by Alien MePoliald and
jorlony tlliah, M. Omen showed
Before Departure beautiful colored slides Africa
ST. Pupils and par- nod China, irichlInI4 the story of
Kite of the section gathered at 4 doll that had beeif sent to -China
the school on Tharciay evening to trorn the Mission T3444 at Staynnt,
honor their teacher, Pon Cameron,
who will teach at Delfast next
year.
Gladys, McDonald predded for a
d
Leneb of .9.41141V1c04 and cook,
les brought an interesting, and
pleasant afternoon to a close,'
Alg., A g,I, ,Frew., „, ;,
Ronald•Lane Engi,[1:Itat T, 'Ag, • Fren., ,Let., F.; Lester Ma-
. ellen, Engl., Hist.
!Fran. Lat., Ph. E:; Margaret. Ma-
chan,;Engl„,, Hist .• 1, Alga Ag. Sc :I;
Fren., Leta Ph. E. Marianne Mc-
Kibbon, Engl,, Hist. I, Alga Ag; Sc.
Fren., Let., aph. 1,E.1; Elizabeth
'McKinney, :Engle Ag.
Sc. I; Free Latin• Ph,E;a:Marlene J
Mahood, Engl., 'Hint ,'I,' Fran., Lat.,
Ph. Ea John Moffat; Engi.,' lief.
• Ag, Sc: 1, Frena Lat.,"Ph: E,;
Marjorie Moffat, Engl. Alg
:Ag.. Sc. I; •,Fien., E.; Ian'
•Mundell; EngIa. Hist, Alg.,' Ag.
• .Fren::„Lii.(.. Ph. E.a.Petee.Na-
araith. Engl., Hist, Sc -..7I,
Fren,, :Lat.; 'Pb... E.v.M.arYkFae New-
man, Engl., Hist. I, AIg., Pren.,'Lat.
motel on yeers work James Mc- Ph- Z.; Kit Norrninten, That,.
Alg„ Ag. Sc. I, 1-leather Neil, David .Sanderson, Sharon osbbrne, 1, Fren;, Lat., Lev „.. Ph. E.; Marion; Robinson,Robieson 'Engl.,
M Fren:; et. 1, Alga Ag, Sc. Lat., GB.ADE•X TO GRADE XI Ph. E.aMarilynn. Rome, Engl., Hist
1, 'Alg., Ag, Se. I, Fren:, 'Let., 'Ph.
E.; Mary Seharbacb, Engla Ph. Ea
Larry Snell, Engl, Hiss : Alg.,
Ag. Sc. I, Fren; Lat., Ph, E.; Elaine
Statist., Engl., Hist. T., ,Mg.; Ag, Sc..
I, Let., Ph, Ea Betty 'Anne Stab°,
Erie, Hist. I, .11g., Ag.Sc. Fren.,
Lat., Ph. E.; Ivan. Walsh; Engl.,
./Vst. Alg., Ag. Se.,1; Lat.,
'Lat., Ph, E.; IVIary Lou ' Dunlop,
Engl, Hist. II, Geerna •Ag. Sc. II,(
Free., Lat., Ph. Ea Bonnie Edgar,
Engl., Hist II, Fran., Let., Ph. E
James Inglis, Engl., Hint, II, Geom.
Ag, Se, It, Fren., Lata Ph. E; Ver-
non Inglis, Hist. II, Ag, Se. II, Ph.
'E.; Faye •Jack, Engl.; Hist. II,
Geom, Ag- Sc. 11, .Fren., Lat., Ph,
E.;• __Donald Jefferson, 'Engi., Hist
II, Getina., Ag; Sc, n, Fren., Lat:,
teh, William Kennedy, Erigl., •
ham 'Willis; John Finleon and
James Wild equal; Elva MeDon-
ald; Fred Irwin and Alice achies-
tel equal; Bruce Irwin; Robert
McIntyre; Ivan Guy;Shirley Merle-
ley; Lorretta. Fischer; Larry' Wes-
enburg; Joyce Alcock; Robert
Henderson; Sharon Brown; Robert
Mundell; Marian Farrier; Shirley
Scott; Marlene Gibbons; 'Arthur
McGlynn; Nelson Arnistrong; Ise-
bel Thacker; Ross Peacock; David
Carr, SheIda Simmons ands Gwen
McPherson equal; Janet Saint;
Joan Davieson; Raymond Warfel;
Robert Brooks and Douglas MC-
Donald equal; James Grant; John
Cousins; Wayne Johnson; Derma
Metcalfe; JohiaPipe; John McGee;
Grace Stewart; Joyce Crothers;.
Marilyn. Gen; Kathleen Deitner;
Betty Francis; Dorothy Shaw;
Melvin McCiiteheon; . Kenneth
Cromptona Donna Thacker.
Absent because of illness. Pro-
Class A •
• Irene - Saint; Marie 13ecking;
Bruce GraMger; Mary Millen Ju-
diih Lunn; 'Elaine Conn; Frances
Henry; Karen Groskorth•; Karen
Michel; Sandra Strong; Marilyn
Kiehl; Mary Lee Hallenbeck; Wit-
iiam Higgins; Shirley Simmons;
Marjorie Foxton, a.
Class B
Sylvia Ale:tender and Frances
Lamont, equal; Patricia Deyell;
Ver/ie -Metcalfe; Ruth Ann -Hires.
ton; Paul Higgins; Donald 'Sadie;
Howard 'Rowe; Mary Fisher; Cath-
arine MacDonald; Robin Reid;
Carol Grieg; Wilbert Stroeder; El-
eanor Weiler; Anne Douglas;,
Ralph Watson; Shirley Parker;
Donald. Russell; Daisy Gibson;
Mary Lou Wright; Wilfred Po-
cock.; Harold Tolton; Audrey Dem-
erling'; June Stokes; Bernice
Smith.
Class C
Alice Nesbit; Stewart Wallace;
Myrna'Robinson; Joanne Deitner;
Elayne Wood; Robert Jefferson,
John Kennedy, equal; Cecil Hor-
ton'I Kelvin Buchanan; .John
Brown, and Shirley McAllister, eq.;,
Keith Woods; Penny Gerrie; Thos.
Wilkinson; Robert Rantoul; Wayne
Brawn and Keith Robinson, eq.;
William Thompson; Douglas Har-
die; Mary Oster.
Pass
Dotothy Frieburger; Yvonne
Rath; George Metcalfe and Mac.
Ritchie equal; Kenneth laudnark;
Douglas Skinn; 'Ted Wormwortha
Roderick McKay; Murray Camp-
bell; Sandra Wright; James Rira
tool; Jean MacFarlane; Wayne Ni-
col and Raymond Walker, equal;
John, Hot Lloyd 8tobo;
Douglas Fischer; Jean Cardiff',
Gwynne Gibson; George Oster;.
Mary Pocock; Lillian Pengelly;
Sharon Thomson; Bernice Grain-
ger; Betty Adrian Sind Patricia
Logan equal; Donald Ourney.
GRADE XI AND xri
latibjects passed are shown- Re-
ports with marks obtained in .each
subject have been mailed to the
patents.
Grade
(Lathe and Trench Opticitut)
Claire Cliamney, Erie, Hist. I,
Fran., Latin, Health and Phyt. Ed.;
Dorothy Chisniney, Engl,, I•1ist. t; Pb, B.;
Helen Ellitott,1, Mg.,
ArSe. Pren., Ph, E.; Mary
Elliott,Engl„litist. I, Ag, Sc. 1,
Fren, Lat,, Ph, Ruth Peffogle,
Erkg1i, fist. 1,, Mg., Vivi., t.ittio„.
Ph. 144 Merle dowdy, toe, Hitt I,
Al....At. Sd. L Pren., Lat., Ph, E..„;
/Anklet Go-W'tty, Erii3., lest. 1, .14.,
AI, Se. 1, 144- Ph.. X.; 'Claudia:
IllalielgroVe,Hist. Alt„ Be,.tat., 01, yeti.; Wank:
Baby Band
Entertained'
ST, HELENS--Fif teen preeechopl
children' and their parents, as well
as several grandmothers, were
guests a Mrs. B. F. Green and
Mrs. Charles McDonald, leader's of
the Baby Band, in. the United
Church on Thursday afternoon.
„Mrs, McDonald, read the Scripture
lesson and Mrs, W. I, Miller led in
prayer. Mrs. Green welcomed the
anests and explained the Baby
Band. Mrs. McDonald presided
for the aollow`ing program:
Recitations by Ricky Humphrey,
Ho. Be., Ph. E.; John Grevaar, Ag,
Sc. II, Bkkp., Ind. A,rts, Ph. E.;
Marie Ila.stie, Engl., Ho., Ec,,.Ph,
S. Murray. Hoover Bkkp., Ind
Arts, Ph. E.; Don lardin,
Hist, II, Ag. Sc, II; Did.' Arts,• F'h.
E.; John Xing, Engl., Hist. II, Ag.
Sc. II, Geom., Fren., Bkkp., Ph.
E.; Fred Lewis, Ag. Sc. II, Incl.
Arts, Ph. E.; Douglas'Logan, Engl.,
Kist. II, Geom., Ag, Sc. II, Bkkp.,
Ind, Arts, Ph, E.; Beverley McDon-
ald, Engl.,' Hist. II, Ag. Sc. II
Fren., Bkkp.,' Ph. E ; Shirley Pr^-
Neil, Engl., Hist. U, Bkkp., Ho.
Ec,; Barry McQuillin, Engl, Hist.
II Georn., Ag, Sc, II, Fran., Bkkp,;
Bruce McTavish, Hist. II, Geom.,
Ag. Sc. n, Fran., Bkkp., Ph. E.;
Joyce Moffat, English, Hist. II,
Geom., Ag, Sc. Ia, Fren.. Hp. Ea,
Ph, E.; Ray Murray, Ind. Arts;
Erwin Ste. mare, Hist. IL, Ind
Arts; Vera Sharpe, Engl., Hist: II,
'Geom, Ag. Sc.
Ph, B.; Guelda Stapleton, Engl,
Hist.' 11, Ag, Sc. Fren;,
•Ph. Ea Velma Stapleton, 'Engl.,
Hist. If, Geom., Ag. Sc,' II Fran.,
Bkkp., Ph, E,; Alison Webb, Engl.,
Hist, II, Geom., Ag. Sc. II, BItiga,
Ph. E.; John Wild, Engl., Hist. II,
Bkkp, lad. Arts, Ph. E.; Wayne
Woodsallist. II, Ind. Arts, Ph, E.;
Elaine Worrell, Engl., Hist. II, Ag.
Sc. II, Ho, Be., Ph. E.
Cousin Elmer's
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Arthur Stre.et near foundry
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Phone 170
At Wingham High School District
Ph. E.; James Foxton, Engl., Alg.,
Lois Gell, Engl., Ag-, Sc. Bkkp, •
. S. • neth Crawford, Engl., Hist. II Ag.
Sc. II,• Geom, Bkkp„ Ind. Arts,
Gem., Ag. Sc. U, Ind Arts, Ph E;
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Doieen .Burden, Engi., Hist: ,
Ag, Sc. II, Ho, Ec, Ph, E.;. Ken-
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Phone 237
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Loreen Wray, Engl., Hitt I, II
Aim; Ag. Sc. I, Vren„ 'Type, Ill, 1
GRADE XIC 1 __—
(OprIons of typing and Industrial II
• Arta or Home EconomIc's) , 1
George Armstrong, EngL, Hist, I, ,
Alm, Am Sc. I, Type, Ind. Arts,
Pli.E.;IirendaYtreckenridge, Engl., •
That. T, A4., Ag, ge, 1,. Type, Ma, I
Ec., Ph. E.; Thomas Burrell, Engl.,
Afrtis.st, Plir.AElt;IDAItd8Cise. interon17 ipnedi'
Douglas Carr, Hist. 1, Am Scl„.
Type, /ad, Arts, Ph, E.; Arnold
Davison, Engl., Hist. T, Alg., Ag.' V
S c, I, Type, Ind, Arts, Ph. P.,4, Mur-
ray Davison,ngl., Alt,
Ag. Se. I, Type,. ,Ind. Arts; Ph, B.; ff.
'Pb. X; 241Ohiel, Hallehan, Hit r,,Type, /rid. Aft., At so. •
Kenneth DawaOn, Engl„ Met
• Ag. So.I, Type, Ind. Arta,.
• Joyce Haugh, Engi,, Hist. I, Type, a
Hist, , TYpe, Ind. Arte,, ante's Ho. Ec., .Ph "E,; Earl Jenkins, Eng." at'
..• 10.1. Muria* lehnstint, EngL, a ore Hist, z Ag. So. X,:Type,• Acts,
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