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GOVeCnment House?
Border Obis Star Mentions Him
OHNINHot with Vacant
a'Ntaotahip
Ac.uedloiM'1yBorder ('IUer'Star,
Yr c e a 1aill. K.(' , of Wind -
nor; a Uilrgs rammer resident
and property—swan of Goderich, may
be the nest Lieutenant Governor of
Ontario Tuesday's leer had the fol-
lowing:
"Ottawa sad Toronto am still
speculating over the atepntutment of a
successor to the Hou. W it. Ross as
IJeutenant-Governor 141 thdarl°.
"Various names have been mete
tiered for nit vac•aney. including that
Ile O. F:. tlemmint. K. ('.. of W6uldor.
Mr. Arming. spokes to by the. Star
-- :.uomw time age. heel wahine 4o give
—ot for publication. but Jt V geoeral-
117 believed hen' that he la t' Iieldering
the matter.
"Mr. Aiming -W at -present a
laa.desw al
dasratlou this morning. Niel could not
be readied for a ,tatemend Oil the
latest suggestion from Ottawa tient he
might accept the Toronto aplbint-
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BRIEFS
The regular meeting of the Womeu'e
Institute will be held on Thursday,
Jauuar7 7, at 3 p.m.
Keep Friday, January 22nd, for tbe
monologue -Jests ValJean." Look for
further particulars later.
The regular steetlsk of the Salttord
Hospital Auxiliary will be held at the
home of Mrs. Herbert,Morris on Thurs-
day, January 7, at 2.30 o'clock.
KINGSBR11)GE
KIN60i►-- -A bright
and happy Tewi7i7tt
Bev. Father Ba111Ma of Cllntos
spent Christmas among Kingsbridge
relatives.
Rev. Michael J. Dalton, of 8t. Peter's
Seminary, London, Mr. Edwin Garvey.
rrI 8t. lltichael's College, Toronto, Mr.
IOugene O'Keefe, of Western Univer-
sity, Loudon, and the Misses Margaret
and Helena Foley, of Detriot, are
spending the holidays at their homes
here.
NEW YEAR'S DINI!Ut
Plan for it NoW' of collars.
ft will include Ila- tnditkwal
roast as the principal featnre.
And, of eouree, you'll want the
chsiceet eat to Justify yunr hest
culinary eillerialneeTer
tion. Thal'a-w y ehnpping herr
will be such a plesenure: for eur
assortment Include,* tun the
kind of meat or fowl you prefer.
Parkhilra Meat
Market
TELEPHONY 231
Iasi Street Gederie8
Council Eleted
without Contest
GODERICH, ONT.
ended the prat year has beat dew,
grain, deur, salt and gaaullne being
the chief commodities handled.
-Mr. Ka'barke ',1 who purchased the
Guderich photos /urn tart epilog. re.
(Continued from peas 1) porta that the business has exceeded
year. Aa a result of tie effects of this lis expectaUobs and that tate winter
year's council, the Vederal Government he is installing new machinery W the
awarded a contract for the erection of mill.
pretwutlrss of unemployment
► 100 -ft. crib loud a Boat at the south
@gat end of the harbor, bestrides wideb has been foremost In the minds of the
a oitsmiderable amount of other repair council. Early last fall we applied 1e,
w oik lira antis ataotrtTlW bettor whtrh
the a . muultw.t _ jQr t}a._ s11af1 S of
ne821,000 tor the purpose of Carrying
r(tlted In the employment of a num- � auric !a "10 Ow►u- 13hortl7
bee of Goberlen ' men. Tui" AAAA:.. . t -PP* t.
gilarlfar/;, we received word that GM
With tbe valued ttsslsta�e of our AM- f However. 1
static regrairi pea. IG�W-`-
fBpottmA -hese ent w #10,000 -
also succeeded to obtaining • turther
The visitors from" Detroit over-
Christman'
ver('hristman' leetlesdsI Mr. Bill Dalton.
Mr. Walter Dalton, Dr. and Mrs. Kas
per, Misses ielimbeth and Gertrude
O'Connor, Marguerette Sullivan, Mar
lea Dalton. Monica Martin, To Joy.
Myers, ISM. A•i.,stgLlt,t,..=
Dreonen,
Mimes Gertrude Foley, Loretta My
er. and Trete Hogan were visitors from:
London.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Klnahan and fam
, of at. AugusUae. -•past Ckriatmat
at M. J. O'e'ennor's. — -
Meters. N. Perry and T. J. Dresses
ar fewd f 'D.trn+t Halifax.The mill has been running l should bring up the question the urban Mr. Maul:wan said Mr. saes WAS
grant u0 1135,(00 from the Federal
Government In the supplementary esti-
mates for the purpose of completing
the concrete superstructures of the
north end south piers. This contract
was awarded to William Bermingham
& Son, who now have about half of the
work completed. A large number of
Oodertch men have obtained etuploy-
ment In connection with this under-
taking.
"During the pat season. ninety-two
freighters have calledatOodertelt: Tit`
loading and unloading of these feelgM
tern has given employment to many
Goderieb men.
•'Tbe Goderich Elevator Company [�
ports • satisfactory year considering
general condltioue. Including the boats
now loaded with winter storage, this
elevator has hail forty-seven boats,
with cargo's totalling 8,000.Itt►0 bushels
of grain. the equivalent of 5,34) cars,
4urtns .tliojet!e season.
"The Western Cawda Flour
was not at all satisfied and I invited
our Provincial representative, Mr.
Charles Robertson, to motor with me
to Westford. where we saw Dr. Mon-
teith, Minister of Public Works and La -
bre 1 alaa_obtaloed the +stridence of
Mr. pea. Sprats. oar Federal member,
and we finally succeeded In having the
allotment raised to $15.000. Aa noon
as this was confirmed by both the Pro-
vluclal and Federal Governments, work
was immediately comm/mead on the
trunk sewer, giving empleytidat to our
-isemployed. Agave time yh we were
able to arrow for ten of rag Unem-
ployed to be -sent north to traek-ia the
Trans-0anada Highway. These men
report that they are well treated and
like their work. We have arranged
with the Government to take ave or
more additional men. The representa-
tive of the Government was in town is
day making amngemests to get these
men away.
"The tourist Ixtainesa the part sum-
mer, ao far.. as 4he hetet! 'were con-
.cerned, was net up to the standard, but
Company has had- twenty-WM beats , believe that private homes- gluing in which during the year they had highest attendance oat any csae Sar
at Its elevator during the pad messes, accommodation to tourists did fairly *teemed to he tieing at one anothcr'a clay dopier the year was MO. Of a
which represents 2,800.000 bushels ot well. influencing the tourist trade was. throat% that "(Met lug serious might Ise•e1ble Stark of cal). the following
were swank'
Otis 'wlW' the fart. shaLssews�tisssirttMimmmta place be awed tos+uur u[ 4iam-Jl1utW1.1 '1st kl�+W eitrdswte+
saint* for attendant's. w
ale'
- "+J° lir coma -,
o 1 _ 1J • nr _
wheatlets, Pur►tyoifa-"'�tc.,'ilrh-ICH 1» in the stork nutter' lied to star at peer. the-rxtrpe�ere.l t..•.. ►ata- Jmir-t..ttra4+r• .
duet% are not only shipped throughout home this year. cha»tcued. and with pewee restored they Bobbi' held anal Mahe! Brudley, 144:
to MAY fa 1 Lloyd Itradley and Bruce Bradley.
C1101111111•batare exported -It I* nee.•i;..:ted that the Ineemltag had been concerted tutu something like i 141: IJ.4en Videsn, 131 ; ilusl4 Brnd•
reign ,00tatries. Tam year, the Com round) will be faced wltb the gt)enttoa n mutual admiration society end were ley. V llowra and Mari Gal-
paty for the first time In its history of a re -valuation of properties hi the rtlaily to re-elect themselves I' tweht- 110.w, 1`21: Kathleen Rundle, Frank
iiLTtt�ed L_ r - of` nty-furmymtttlatlsw't+nr}�r > tm4t�• - __ ..
products by beat from Goderich to it Is clear that if the county council Referring to .Ilio financial statement
its efforts to bele needy caasa• Ti►e
tax situation, Mr. Turner arid. M
bothered lass win be was charm*
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of the finance committee. Dlecttttu
should be used in collecting taxes In
cruses of slcknted or unemployment.
He did not criticise the council for
what had been dour in tbe way of
tax collection; but he did nut alto
gether agree with the cutting off of the
Primary Group
Present Program
Pleasing Entertainment Given by
Ttieerday; Thitenther1st Ida_ --S
of Lillmew, Miss Alma sI Lindon.
Messrs. Harry of Walkeetee aad Turn
of Toronto, sod Mr. and Mrs. Hiram
Moffat of W1adger.
F)ti.ee Wedaleg 6sIYertiig.-A mans
the guests at Hie family gathering at
Mr. S..1. Kilpatrick's four generations
were represeateds (1) Mn. Davtd An
Primary Department of St. dermal, who is to her ninety-second
George's Sunday School year, (2) her daughters, Mrs. Iatae
Andrew and Mrs. John Helm, (3) Mr.
Alfred Andrew and (4) little daughter
The primary department of the Bun- Wltwifred, and Mrs. Helms. daughter,
(3) Mrs. Jack Gardner and (4) her
daughter Kathleen. Though tbe
guests were Invited for ('hr•latmas,
they made ut itr+a .duos wedding an- -
nlvertary for Mr. and Mee. Kilpatrick.
who were, twenty -dice years married ---r-
yea,11i1(mlltrnm-arm war lattice -eel tat
tie. �.ois r 3nait, and they were r
by --Assents, with prises +tad recipients of 'many beautiful pieces of
presents trent the tree. The hettei silver. Rev. rampbelt Tavener gave'
the presentation address, to which Mr.
Kilpatrick replied. expressing the gra-
titude he and Mrs. Kilpatrick felt for
the appreciative words and kind gluts.
ions -established disown. With regard
to the public works department h, day school of St. George's Anglican
strongly advocated the engaging of u church ou Tuesday afternoon enjoyed
Y alert but pleasing euMrtaluweut
working turemrii r min wLo'woo1H pular the direxettou ut Mrs McKim
put ou Wa overalls end stay with the and assistants. A short program w'aa
Pin . it Would rave Inc town
of dollars,
Mr. Turner resented statements that
he said had been made at elevtlou
time a year ago that be was represent-
ing the Western Canada Flour Mills
OA the council. He did not represent
that Cowan, not did the Company
aspect him to. lie would never
tool for any ladadry and if he went
Into the council again 1t would be to
represent the people as a whole. The
apeaker uatd the first requisite of a
man in public life was honesty; the
w ood was that he should have a Wad
of his own. Hehet peeejlca .meg?
up his mind to run for .oltething. and
he would allow bit-remitof -sever
years in -the council 'to Speak for it-
self.
H. J. A. MaeEwaa -
Ex-Mtyor MacDwan said he had
"been happy the past year to be your
for Mayor" He thanked.0 the electors
hown given also beide, ODER.ICH
for the favors they had so often shown ten pal to
him In past years. In Jocular fashion Mar. baby otee ctmd to
be coggratulated the members of the
ild-0;f1 eohtull o1i dinebeinpresent In gab :10Inkt 1.4.11ttrp!1 ;en the VelmrrT i"7 ,g.....5 -OL
roll of the Stpday eclaiA incl"- ttie +a'�r
With nicely decorated with Christmas
tinsel and other detorattoua. The
program was as follows: Chorus by
the school, "We Welcome you ;" rest-
tatlons by Mabel Bradley and Jackie
Munday ; chorea by the echoel, "Away
b Manger;" recitrtiuna by
Larle: aoug by Allueta :lteep
tation by Douglas Harrison; song by
Margery Hays and Mnry Graham;
school report and presentation of
prisem. els° plume epeeist prises; reef
-canons by Mildred lows, John Gra-
ham and 4(wennle Juek: Kong by Rose
ltowra, and recitations by Shirley
Laurie, Helen VLdean and Alweta
tarp. These were pleasantly inter-
spersed
nter
spersed with selections b3' Bert Mobr
tDa-eed Kruger Fisher, as wouthorguu
and plasm duets.
$prctsl prises were given for the
(rest performer* during the program
These prise -winners were announced
by the Judges as folios*: Mildred
Vldeen, first; Rose Bowes, second:
Mabel Bradley. tided. Prises wen'
for the youngest t e,
sent. Fleet se was awarded
Teen. Baker's :
Mrs. Altwrt Kneeshaw's: third to
W 1sJ hi RRIT --
Customers and Friends
A Happy and Prosperous
New Year
GEO. STEWART -
FLORIST T.lpkes* 10a
Bruce Stress
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,Xnete-haw.mud Marparet Rundle, 120:
Jcar•pfr t(alkettt and t'hatlettc bfam1&
114:.tIntent Steep, 111. The youngest
a pupil on the roll le Mary Graham and
e .ependtng a rya a .
Mr. M. .1 O'Connor accompanied steadily, as has the salt block, It sub- j municlpetlltles being in the minor- very capable minister of finanee; he the next youngest Arthur Bradley.
' 1 rr"Ilion where
Iii* trieu& to Detroit on Sunday.
The Late lira AesI . -It war s
severe ahoek to the many relatives and
friends cK Mier Mabel Austin to learn
of her midden death, which occurred
a, Moud*y of last week In Buffalo
whereat* had been employed as stenos
replier for awn* time. The body wa•
brought to the home of her mother here
on Tuesday afternoon and the funeral
took place Thursday morning to t1*
presence of a large gathertag of ars'
6•athlaIng friends and neighbors. fib•
Breit tal and floral bouquets were both
numerona and beautiful•. Tote casket
was carried by alx mustn't of decreased
Messrs. Frank and Wm. Young. Austin
Qalnley, W. J n. Frank and
Cyril Austin ral from a distaste.
atteoded the funeral. Including trends
p�s}p. �•. - .
Goderich and ClWKpti0. Miss Anutln
la anrviveMtisftbkv Bother. Mr's. Agee e
Auntie, , �a-biether, Clifton, and a sit
ter. -'-'LL; *1ii.. Ansae. who spends
the wlntees .,Y,ondon with her *tenth
ter Ethel; rttitltrnwl to that piece nn
Friday.
I sidiary. Some 100 can Of salt of all it! will bury axy JIM. 4'ru a of err and
grades here been shipped by this Com-
tenting such revaluattat, there being (the
l, puny from Goderich daring the last twenty-nine members in the county alma
year. The Company during the season council, nine of whom reprer'ent urban : and
brought In four boatloads of coal -a municipalities and twenty rural man Ince
total of 10.000 tons. Iclp1afttlee. However. should a revel- gra
"The imperial Oil Company retorts nation result, we mast remember that
having unloaded nine boatloads of gar we have fire tight to appeal to the
ollne at Goderich during the past ma- court from the reveleltlas of the vale -
lupe the nu ) MAFE]
• speaker) wens first -Mayor. lir
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Ewan claimed the improved fin- 1
al ccodltlon till* year wag to part MA4'EKING, Dec. 29. --Mr. end Mrs
Jim Misner. of Stratford. slant Christ
the receipt of ■ (Iovernn►ent I Sia* Day at the home of lir. and Mrs
nt earned mainly by the 19110 court- 'herb. ('urriiii, who bad n family
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and to redln'(bin• in the count} gotlierttty.
and the Collegiate Institut! levy Misses Pearls Thompson and Nellie
1l'raustun are home from Loudon for
ther, the *saes*meat had been 6114' holiday.
Mr. Elmer Johnston of Toronto is
spending the CbrLtmaa week at Ws
Mame here.
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur W. Brown,
and family of Burgvaevllle renewed
i ispart Dt*ne•rs on this circuit Friday
and -Saturday. n.
Mr. end Men. J. D. He.auoLt_
Stra
ford and Mrs. John Tiffin of Godericb
vlalterl at the borne of Mr. and Mee
S. J. Kilpatrick on 8ueeday.
se
ThoPsora-a dleanLe o'_
the family gathtriter rG Tt[cItleteime
Johnston's. on Christmas, were Mi.
Jae Mallough, Mimes;Margaret and
Sarah Mallough, Mrs. Nellie Alton
sea• -a total of 5,790,000 gallons, a
large part of which was re -shipped by
rill and truck. This coming spring the
&mostly proposes butlding,tw0 more
cwAke and a atoreb*e and ce at
ell,
rate
Fur
ere, and, If lynch action should become ri,l, d -this Year and the tax rate in -
necessary, it would els my opinion be ,1;na 'd .toflftlL •-The -tarsen
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money well epeut foiMhe .n1�.tan ttwnlel 119.11 had been very fortunate.
goutier t0 Employ cPari •r eggerienced With regard to the cemetery per=
10 =nettled arbti stems. We ail knew Anew. Ms,--Maefwan did. not think
the harbor. .to rafts -regret the malt of Oblast re- tbe.*2.t00 bequest Of Mr. Robert j(ae•
"The Forest Dredging Company. valtatton in '11P211, when as a result Kay should have been used - In tide
the amount ,payable by this hewn to the way. Mr. MacKay'. intention, he had
sa doribt. ataa_thu..the money timid
owned and operated by W. L. Forret.
Brawn --"Who do eon keep going to
the doctor? HP acid it wart no tourer
neercxsary."
Jerome- -" I'm reading a continued
story In one of his waiting room maga-
, shim"
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�e_W.Qne and All a
Happy New Year
For 1932
M. ROBINS
4R4 ""-jgjit`7ee Tip Top Tailors-- Goderich
teriWiteiteCAVVett1
- itiven employm
to a large number of our taxpayers, not
only during the *simmer but throughout
laeresee.3--from tits tete-0
$37,297.01 for the ave years from lib
to 1920 inclusive, to 181.498.12 for the
used torrl8E-6eantiflcatlos at tbe'
cemetery as he knew it. He was in
the winter in (he .building and repair 1 ate Trion from 112? to 1931 lsdaalve. I favor of the purchase, but he thought
lig of total tfse�e'ea
of dredge*, tugs and sones. The • - -se -aa + (Continued cm page 8)
te[ ><24,7DT.Ii.==Te .
dredging out of that part of the Island average of $4„40.22 per year fain e;
on which the plant was situated ha* the ;verses* during the preceding five M r
resulted In the winter work being to a
gnat eiiemf`eurtalied. tt-is- tit bit
hoped that Mr. Forest will decide to re -
erect his dant on the remaining poi,
tion of the Island.
"We must not forget the fishing in-
duetry, one of our oldest Industries, In
which there were four Croats operat-
Ing this year. The fishermen, unfor-
tunately, report that it was an off year.
•'The Goderich Organ Company, 1 re- moment purpoites_o _ of all propor- 1
gree to my, reports a pone year low- ton to the valuation of properties In r1111
ever,'klthough the Company states tt the rural municipalities, then it may I 1111
year*. Moreover, the. county should
keep in mind the town has tbe.right.
to make an application for a special
Act of Parliament eon*titnting it a
municipality separate from the county.
I personally tenet that such steps will
never prove necessary or advisable, but
should the county continue In its ef-
forts to Increase the valuation of pro-
perties In urban municipalities for as -
b..- sande De fowl. it lots kali golud remit 1e the eotsotl ilii ibleivs ashen i a
order to hold its organisation to- forcing the Inge. Thio L a matter.
gether. According to Mr. Charles therefore. for the eomsep foe the lneom-
Irriundera, the Company has been ad• I ins y(Isr to keep in mind and deal with
ersety affected by the fact that the to the best alto ability."
bulldbtg Inde*try is virtually at a In rnndnsion, Mr. Lee stated that
standstill Pince a decleion of the courts he would again Mr himself Mayorha
In interpreting tine Mechanic's Lien Act her the carmen year'
widely In effect boldo that alien -falls r Robert Tu
rner
ha* priority over advances madsby a
Ex -Reeve Robert Turner next had
mortgagee to a building loan. Until j the floor. He mold the Industrial alt-
thla point la settled. probably by lent*- nation of the town was not very good,
Iatioil at the evening **salon of the
and recalled the promito a which he
Indlci
Provincial Legisllndlrixtnre, and loan ram mid were made a year ago about fill -
ponies and dnals having money to
lnveet again release their money for I inn tap the empty factories. The Hy
Iacs%tmcat int Milldltlg 1q.nft. ltr.Raum Ides enmities also was a dr.wbavk' to
der dot's not expect much of am In -
ell
ait� ie had banal fie ofllt� iiell would tab a stronger stand with 1
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fete ree•ncm Riven )sal that Goeern•
merit .rad• roatrcfla have thio _Fear Tl)P tmn i.t trade was all right M far
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more 1111111141-leg,The aprPeuker erlticlxPd the
of Marine
Classes in Navigation and Marine 5ngineering
will open in Collingwood Collegiate Institut ons
1932
Monday Afternoon January��, E
Intending students should file Their
at once with the instructors, Capt. E. G
Navigation, and Mr. Dougald Munroe, f
ins, or with the Secretary of the Board of
Information will be cheerfully fern
iAructors or the undersigned.
W. H. WHIPPS,
anon*
, for
inner"
ion.
y the
_- Settttetlltt LBWrd of Education
ism ABOUT A LITTLE
I -TRIP 'TO BERMUDA ?
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THEN HOW ABOUT A TON
OF HEAT FOLKS COAL ?
You CAN'T AFFORD U0
TO TAKE THAT
Most of us are too busy to think about
winter trips to Bermuda, or Florida,
or the Riviera. We have to tike our
outdoor weather Just as the weather
man sees fit to send it.
But indoors, -there's another matter.
With Heat Polka "Blue Coal" we can
- have warmth and happiness and re-
laxation and an the health-brtnging
qualities of a southern trip. -without
the expense.
Let's have summer time in our homes
this winter. •
CALL THE
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J. B. MUSTARD COMP NY
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The Signal calendars
in bnllding activity and /r!
,nIting Improrrment 1n tbe braless. of
hie Company
"The Dominion load Machinery
Company report* a rather quiet •year,
to -ft: --it world bee gnn4 thing
for the Board of Trade to take is
hand. The town would never get any",
*here until Hydro rates sere more.
nearly equalized 111 Western ()uterio.
construe -
Imam'
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greatly enrtailed their ad•hnliding ac- as It t. 1 t n h t wx w-alltisi was
ttivltiea, with the remelting leek of de
man' for road -making maehtnery.
1 "The Goderich Salt Company repnfi* It tion of the Sea- eedweer. whish was
la good erne --even Netter then lad hnsktng rap n road on which a lot rat
This Cnmfany AVOTPAPP a ahlpmrnt of i Money lead been *lent. There were
other rens of relieving unemployment:
AMAthreeran n Ane. or arms Melo 'other �
hundred ear* A year .Lh ,ut Mfr men for In*tenee. repair of the rotule. The-
se!
hr.n(1 glria .i' employed by the Cnm. enlpleymcit of n 1110 -a -day engineer
oft the sewer fob also war e1mP*t1mtM.
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fqetli t tog (nm. I The *idowelk drawn Ionise. hill noted iry
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Subscribers paying-Ij,january for -the coming year
will receive -one of these -handsome 4432—Calendars.
They cost more this year, so we did not get so many,
and to make sure of one of them your subscription •
should not be too long delayed. a
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• * imprctv�ng t ehllAren going to the Ie,thing tleaeh. 6 ■
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:-rely sin.4Trg*fh" Mtnwirs••ne 44w-ottlwws .&sr -.. - as alI� Sit a a ■ t'• la 1 a ■
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