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UNE 26, I '.
19. Notice to
creditors
u tion. sales
'�"� Action
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OVER 50
'FORS
. EQUIPMENT
Brindley:
Sales Yard
• DUNGANNQN
SATURDAY', JULY 5
11:00 A.M. SHARP
More consignments welcome
Auctioneer Gordon H. Brindley
2S. To give away .- 'Deaths
`, TOJ AWAY 'to
a goad HQOD.
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In Clinton Public Hospital,
NOTICE, TO horns, GerMan - Shepherd Clinton, Ontario, on Friday,
, S across Husky puppies., Phoned June 20th, 1980, `sera MarY
In the Bstate of ETHBL
ALICE DUN1 M '
. ALL PBftSQNS having.
.. 2�Births •
claims .against the estate of
Ethel 'Alice. Dunham late of
the Town of Clinton in' the:
County of Huron, widow Steve an4 Julie are delighted: , Jason and lan, one . brother
y
deceased, who died on or to announce the safe arrival David predeceased. Rested'
aboutthe 4 day Ma 1980 their daughter, A►:� at. the Bonthron"'uner.al,
yof the aug' Home, ensall until Sun-
of May‘1980,
e hereby- notified to�send � `Lynn,. on .Tune 21, 1980�at' � � ,
Sun-
tan _. eulthe claim Clinton Hospital, Proud day,. Jude 42nd, where the
fµ ltiarti. �iaFs of h . lilt � ,>, i� Prsri cp was ne n a .m•
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theundersigned � o n-ts a
to a 4l aid a
for the 1 xeeatrix on or l~lorence: Snell and Harold with Rev Robert McMullen
before the 20th day of June and Lois Gibbings•--26nx officiating, Interment in
1980,afterdate the
which
estate shall be distributed
having .regard only to the
claims of which the un-
dersig>sied .shall then, have
notiee,,
Listowel,
DATED at w ,
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Ontario this' 2nd day of June
1980.
Benson & Carter
Barristers and
CREDITORS 5210*7764.-»�26',2'r'
Elizabeth (Hutc'heon) nod,
in her 79th year. Beloved
wife of J. Nelson Hood, dear
mother of Mrs. Ross ('oyce)
Carter, of London, and four
grandchildren, Jim, Donna,
'oras IGS
AUCTIONSALE
Real Estate„Antiques, furniture, appliances etc. to
be held at 217 Britannia Rd. East Goderich, Ontario
for Mrs. Elaine Leddy.
SATURDAY, JUNE 28 at 12 NOON
Real Estate consists of a three bBedroom 11/2 stereY
house across the road from Dominion Road
Machinery Company. Property will be offered at 2
p.m. terms being 10 percent down day of sale
balance due in 30 days subject to reserve bid and
conditions if not sold before sale day.
Antiques anct Furniture etc.
Tappan Gurney square model fridge, 30" electric.;
stove, 15 cu. ft. chest freezer, oval kitchen chrome.
table and 6 chairs, combination china cabinet and
-sideboard. viiith..-bowed,:.glass. .doorx, Antique, in antel
clock (working:+ oil lamp, antique picture viewer.
Inglis clothes dryer, Simplicity automatic clothes
dryer 4 years old, two washstands with hack towel
bars, lantern, trunk; two antique dressers with
mirrors, apple peeler, copper kettle, : small and
large iron kettle, large ox yoke; two cow bells, little
Curney flat top wood burner, `set of shaft bells,
copper boiler, picture frames, china cabinet, B& W
TV, matching dresser and chest of drawers, lady
'and child statue, toilet water pitcher, table lamps,
chesterfield and chair, coffee and end tables,
wooden arm chair, old floor model radio, square
parlour table, buffet, press back chair, doublebed,
steel bed etc, pipe vise:garden and hand tools, some
antique dishesjold silver plate etc. -plus many more
items not mentioned.
PLAN TO ATTEND TERMS CASH
Richard Lobb: Auctioneer
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27. Deaths
Bairds Ceu etery.--26nx
M ADG E
In South Huron Hospital,
Exeter, Ontario, on Wed-
GOBS nesday, June 18, 1980, Agnes
At CLinton Public Hospital, Anderson (Love) Madge of
Saturday,June 21, 1980, Hillsgreen, in her th year.
ar.
Clifford G Lobb, of Clinton, Survived by 'one daughter,.
in his 91st year. eloved Mrs. Margaret Martin,
husband of the lateBFlossier Toronto, one:brother Stanley
Sgl1eite ,g Letk.,_ Dear father; of- Love, Exeter one sister Mrs.
140 Barber Avenue Helen - (Mrs. "-Wesley Wilfred (Anna) "Huxtabl:e,
South, Holland), North Delta, Centralia, predeceased by
Listowel, Ontario, British Columbia; Everett of two brothers, John and
Solicitors for Edmonton, Alberta; Orville ' James Love. Rested at the
the Executrix of Chatham. Dear brother of Bonthron Funeral Home,
—24-26ar Elsie (Mrs. George Hen- • Hensall, where the funeral
derson), Clinton; 011ie (Mrs. service was held on Friday,
Lorne Jervis), Clinton; June 20th, at 2 p.m. with
tuella (Mrs Charles Cox), Reverend K. Knight of -
Clinton; Vera (Mrs. Norman ficiating.. Burial will be
Wilson), Sarnia; Joy (Mrs. made .: in Bairds
Robert Williamson), Lon- Cemetery,-26nx
don. Also surviying are .
seven grandchildr fir. Rested
at the Beattie .rFuneral 28. Engagements'
Home, 55 Rattenbury Street,
Clinton; where funeral
service was held Monday,
Jane 23rd, 1980 commencing
at-,, 2 p:m. with Rev. John
Oestreicher officiating.
Interment Clinton
Cemetery.-26nx
IN THE ESTATE OF
ELVA MARIE WILTSE
LATE OF THEOWN OF
CLINTON, IN THE
COUNTY . OF HURON,
DECEASED.
ALL PERSONS having
claims against the Estate of
the above-named who died
on the 6th day of June, 1980
are required to file full
particulars thereof with the
undersigned on or before the
14th day of July, 1980, after
which date the assets mill be
distributed having regard
only to the claims of which
the undersigned shall then
have notice..
DATED at Clinton,
Ontario, this 17th day of
June,
1980.
MURRAY
At Victoria Hospital, South
St eget Campus,.on Monday
1Jiine 16', 1980, Mrs. Alice
Maude (McLinchey) Murtl-ay
D. GERALD HL4.TZ, of 1$, Pritchard Place, in her
Barrister &•I 73rd year. Beloved wife of ROTH
Solicitor, ° Boyd Murray. Dear mother WESTLA.KE
' CLINTON, Ontario of Mrs. Patrick . (Paulihe) Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd_
Solicitor for the 'Curran of London, grand- Westlake, Bayfield are
Executor. -25-27 mother of Deborah and p -leased to announce the
Pamela. Predeceased) by hT forthgoming marriage of
first husband Alex Cook their' daughter Catherine
(1940). ' Visitation in the Ann to Robert Wayne Roth
Needham Memorial Chapel,
520 Dundas. Street (after 7
p.m. Tuesday); where the
funeral and committal take place on Sat., July 12,
service was conducted 1980 at 4 p.m. in St. Andrews
.Thursday; June 19 at 10:30 kin ft e d Church,
a.m. Rev.lLloyd D. Smith of • Bayfield. -26x
Trinity United Church of-
ficiating. Interment to follow
in Bayfield Cemetery.-26nx
W ELSH-STOREY
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Storey
are pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of his
daughter Doreen Isabel to
Mr. Ralph Douglas Welsh,
son''of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Welsh, Bayfield Ont. The
wedding will take place on
July 19, 1980 at 4 p.m. in St.
James Anglican Church, St.
Marys, Ont. -26
3'1. Card d of thanks.
COLS
We wish to ":thank our
relatives, friends and neigh-
bours for the cards, flowers.,
gifts, and visits during our
stay in Clinton Hospital. The Cheerio Club held
Special thanks to Dr. their meeting Qn June 18
Newland and the second at the- home of Addle
„ floor nurses, Ellen and ,H>. nki g with group . in
Chery,iC,alsu izE charge _ with Edythe
eacom in charge,
DUIZBB - ��
s
�er_
" ve me m
I wish to thank my:family Tw e�l . b
and friends for their cards, .answered the roll call and -
flowers...
a�dgifsdur during minutes of the last
stay in Clinton Hospital. meeting and - the
Special thanks to Dr. treasurer's report was
Lambert, Dr. Street, Dr. given by Addle Honking,
Flowers, Rev, Robt. Seo.tt, Corres endence included-
thsnk•you notes f4
the Harass oil first floor and p m Tri
my roommates, Ydur sup -
pert P
r
r was a preciated. sin. Duizer, Gladys Arm-
cerely 1VI1^s. A,�rie strong, and from Doreen
Duizer --26x Carter for a ' donation
from the 'South : HurG n
t e
for h
o
�A S % i ri
RAPSON N oto
,4ss4c , .
Tlie family of the late EvelynMentally.Handicapped,
Rapson wishes to thank . 'kir draw was donated
and.
friends, neighbours ai s vice
by—Myrtle F r er
arelatives for alt` kindnesses° and won by Laura Lyon.
-� du�r i�tg a ---the. r -ca------- r.,. _. m
bereavement. Special thanks The July meeting wile
to Rev. Oestreicher and led by Group 3 and will be
Holmesville U.C.W.-26 held at the home of Mary
- -Longman•
MCBETH For the program,
Alex and Evelyn McBeth readings. were given by
wish l,to thank our family, Margaret Good and Mrs.
relatives, friends and neigh- Beacom and a contest,
hours for the lovely cards, conducted by.Mrs.
flowers and gifts we received- Hunking, Was won by
on the occasion of our 40th
wedding anniversary. We Mrs. Beacom., Mrs.
would like to thank all who Beacom also composed
attended our reception and - and read a poem:
made the evening so Cheerio 1980
pleasant. -26 A group of cheery ladies
menet.
theBeacom writes
b
IN THE ESTATE OF
'JAMES ' HENRY MC -
DONALD late of the
Township of Tuckersmith in
the .County of Huron, Far-
mer, deceased. +
ALS; -persons • having
claims against the Estate of
the above-named who died
on the 28th day of May, 1980,
are required to fife full
particulars thereof with the
undersigned on or before the
lSth day of July, 1980, after • FREMLIN
which date the assets will be„ At Hurenview, Clinton, on
distributed, having regard -i ruesjday, June 17, 1980, Mrs.
only to„the claims of whic-h ary Fremlin, formerly of
the undersigned shall then—, ' linton, in her 88th year.
have notice. ; µ Beloved wife of the late Bert
DATED at Clinton, Fr,einli'n. Dear mother of
Ontario,' this 19th day of Nora' (Mrs. William Adams)
June, 1980. of Toronto, Violet (Mrs. R.
- MENZIES, ROSS Branden) of Waterdown and
Clinton, Ontario Harriet (Mrs. Harvey
Solicitors for the Louch) of Toronto, Richard
Executor.-26-28ar ,ted Gerald, both of Clinton. 30. In Memoriam
Also survived by 13 -
y gran -
IN THE 'ESTATE OF IVY
REID, late of the Town of
Clinton ;in the County of
Huron, Housewife, deceased.
ALL persons having
claims against the Estate of
'thee above-named who died
on the 25th day of April, 1980,
are required to file full
,particulars thereof with the
y�nndersigned on or before the
T th day of July, 1980, after
which date the assets will be
distributed, haying regard
only to the claims of which
the undersigned shall then
have notice.
DATED at Clinton,
Ontario, this 18th day of
June, 1980.
MENZIES, ROSS
,Clinton, Ontario
Solicitor for the
Executor .-26-28 ar
son of Olivia Roth and the
late Alvin, Roth,» New
Hamburg. The wedding will
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The engagement is an-
nounced bf. Catherine. Jane
Wise, daughter- of Mrs.
Nancy Wise, Clinton, and the
late Glen Wise to Peter
Nicholas Sager, Calgary,
Alta. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Sager, Goderich. The
wedding will take place
Saturday, July 26, 1980 at
Together at their homes.
They bring •sorrie.
readings, jokes and
treats,
And hear their favorite
.oem s.
P
A game of euchre . is
-enjoyed,
,Most . lone hands :Myrtle
gets. •
,Then Dora writes up all
the news,
So neighbors won't
forget.
Vi brings a dandy
reading,
shy.
,
sheis ohso
Hut,y
So she hands it over to
Ida,
Who reads and
as lcs her
Gladys has a faithful
man,
Who drives the car real
good.
So he goes round and
gathers up,
Some ladies and their
food.
Mary's garden is a sight,
You stand there and just
scan.
The flowers, fruit and
vegetables,
Some ready for the pan.
More , bounteous gardens
you behold,
At Tri's and Florence's
too,
They spend the sunny
hours. there, ,r
Vit-
The ' areall �e
da oo`� ,
y�
Addi. keepsthereeords,•
dc ►
Both minutes and the
"dough .
They don't s .end. much to
T.• y
join the club, ,
But hate to miss it so.
Margar,et knits and sews
and stitches, 1.;
But on the stairs fell
down.
o.
tier waiting husband ,
sa;<d, Came now,
town,"
We will be late in w ,
Estella moved and joined -------
us,
.„- -F -
us,
�.--r . new home will be
done.
We'll all be glad to visit
her,
And have a lot of fun.
Laura lives across the
s trleet,
From Edythe I what a
flurry.
The track ` is , wearing
more and more,
As back and forth they
hurry.
Dora Shobbrook, editor
ews from your neighbors
Sympathy is extended
to Mr. Wand Mrs. Bert
Renkema on the loss of
their infant daughte
Carla Elizabeth, 12 days
old. She was buried on
June 13.
We are glad to report
that Gordon Howatt
returned Home after
spending a week in
Clinton Public Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Clare
Vincent -returned home
on June 20 from a week's
holiday at Labrador City
were they visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Snell.
Laurel and Lisa Duizer,
Cheryl and Lori Borrnley
and Lisa 3osman were
some of the swimmers in
the Vanastra Syn-
chronized Swim Club
production of . the I Rain-
bow Connection on June
Wesley -Willis UnitedAimwell•Church, Clintl3n.-26uni
dchildren and four ,great.
grandchildren. Predeceased
by one sister. Rested at the
Bali Funeral Home, 153 High
Street, Clinton, after 2pp.m.
Thursday, until Friday, June
20, 1980, whew tie funeral
service was held "at 2 p.m.
Interment Clinton
Cemetery.-26nx
- 21. Personal
PREGNANT AND
DISTRESSED? Married or
single, free positive orn-
fidential suppyrt. Help is as
close as your telephorje.
BIRTHRIGHT - London
(collect) 432-7197 or 524-2913,
35'i-1769 or 392-6541.-3-52
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WEBB -
Peacefully at Victoria
Hospitail, South Street
Campus, on Thursday, June
19, 1980, Reverend Herbert
James Ernest Webb, in his •I
76th year. Beloved husband.
of Mary (Windross) Webb.,
Dear father of Frances and
George. Loving brother of
Elsie, in England. Friendsi
may call on Friday, at Geo.
E. Logan & Sons Funeral
Home, 371 Dundas Street, 2-5
p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Funeral
service : from 'St: Anne's
Anglican, Chu rely (Byron) on
Saturday. at 11 a.m. with
Right Reverend H.F.
Appleyard, representative of
theDlocese's Bishops, Canon
Morley E. Pinkney and
Reverend Ron Walker of-
ficiating. Interment
Woodland Cemetery.-26nx
DOWSON
In loving memory of our
dear son Garry George
Dawson who passed away
June 29, 1968: -
Our family circle . has been
broken
A link gone from our chain,
But though were parted for
awhile
We know we'll meet again.
Lovingly remembered and
sadly missed by Mem and
Dad. -26 '
BALLAGH
Fleming S. of Wingham,
passed away at Huronview,
Clinton on Tuesday, June 17,
1980 in his 98th year.
Husband of th?e a late
Elizabeth (Gallaway)
Ballagh. Father of Harvey of
London, Elmer of Belmore
and Myrtle of _ Wingham.
Brother of Arthur of
Wingham, Walter of
or Teeswater and Mabelle of
straight trucks Hamilton. AIs,5'survived by,
Call seven grandchildren.
THE CANADIAN Predeceased by one son, one
'"- INSTITUTE OF daughter, one brother and
TRACTOR TRAILER one sister. Friends called at
TRAINING LW. the MacPherson Fue,red
Chapel, Teeswater, where
the funeral service was held
on Friday, June 20 at 2:30
416-864-9381
established 1911
25.1 To give away
?FO GIVE AWAY . to good
homes - German Shepherd
puppies - father unknown.
Phone after Saturday 482-
9526.--26
p.m. with Rev,'Wayne
Baswick of Mississauga
officiating. Wroxeter
Cemetery.---26nx
41/ IlASITINNY 14414
31. Card of thanks
'POSWAL• K
Howard and Tracy wish to
take this wayto,conVey their
thanks for the benefit dance
put on for them in the
Bayfield Arena.. Special
thanks to the Star Trex for
their most generous con-
tribution also the Lions Club
and Bayfield Firemen and
all diose who attended from
Bayfield, Varna and
surrounding area. We are
most grateful for your
kindness. -26
LEIPER
wish to thank everyone who
remembered me while a
patient in Clinton Hospital.
Special thanks to Doctors,
nurses and staff for their
kindness. Tom Leiper. ---26x
WEBSTER
We wish to express our
appreciation and thanks, to
everyone who remembered
us on our 25th wedding an-
niversary with visits, gifts,
cards and best v4ishes. It
made it a happy and
memorable time for us.
Grant and Elva Webst; r. --26
CLARKE
1 would like to thank my
friends and neighbours for
the many cards and treats. 1
received while 1 was a
patient in Victoria Hospital.
Thanks to those who
provided transportation to
and from bus stop and also to
the hospital for Elizabeth.
Thanks to R€v. Wilena
Brown for her visits and
transportation. Your kin-
dness was very much ap-
preciated. Bill Clarke. -26x
•
The. June meeting of
the Almweil Unit of the
LjCW was held on June 17
and leader Florence
Cartwright opened the
meeting. The roll call was
answered by 13 members
with a recipe exchange
and the minutes - of the
April meeting were read
by secretary June
Fothergill.
Correspondence in-
cluded a letter from Gail
Lear and 'the money
collected from her music
recital added lip to $61.65
and the piano tuning cost
$63. Thank you messages
were received from
Harriett Knox and Elsie
Shaddi ck.
It was decided to hold
the next unit meeting on
gut 18 and the group
agreed to thank the ham,
supper committee. Kathy
McDougall for the
treasurer's report noted
that $1,164.38 was made
from this year's ham
supper.
Mrs. Cartwright and
Lena Nesbitt conducted
the worship portion of the
meeting and Shirley Scott
gave the Bible study and
played " guitar ac-
.companiment from-
songs.
rom°'songs.
Mary Peel conducted
some games and lunch
' was • served by _. Joan
Whyte and Audrey
Thom pson.
21.
Mr,. and - Mrs. Mac
Sewers of Barrie spend
the weekend with Mr. aid
Mrs. Harry Lear.
Mrs. Laura Saun-
dercock returned home
last Thursday after
spending a week with her
niece Mr. and Mrs. Perc
McBride at Carlow.
Mrs. Scott reads W= �
Sundayservjce
Gordon Shobbrook and
Shirley Scott greeted the
congregation at the
Londesboro United
Church on Sunday .and
the ushers were Russell
-Nesbitt, John Cartwright,
Gary Wilts and Larry
Hoggart, Louise
McGregor was the
organist and Ruth
Shaddick led the choir.
M'rs. Shirley. Scott led
the service while; Rev.
Scott was attending a St.
Luke's Conference.
Mrs. Scott announced
that the • flowers in the
church were placed by
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lyon
inhonor of the marriage
of their daughter Kathy
to Ronald Moes in Lon-
desboro' United on June
2'1. Flowers was__ also
-placed in memory of
Norman Cartwright who
died two years ago ori
June 24.
The children's story
was Walking in Time and
the junior teachers were
Florence Cartwright and
Sheila Thompson. Mrs.
Scott concluded her
message with a guitar
and vocal solo.
Music recital
A large number of
parents and friends
enjoyed Louise
McGregor's music recital
Happenings from Hullett
On Wednesday, June
18th the grade 7 class
accompanied by Mr.
Talbot and Mr. Gingerich
went by bus to Toronto
for their end of the year
trip. First, they went to
the Toronto Metropolitan
Zoo and ate lunch at
MacDonalds.
. They then went to the
Blue Jay's Game where
the Blue Jays defeated
the White Sox five to four.
' Pizza party
On Thursday June 19 at'
noon, the members of the
band enjoyed a pizza
party. Pop was also
provided. The party was
paid for by the students'
council.
Mrs. Johnstone, the
conductor, of the band,
received prUsents frdm
the entire band for an,
excellent year.
On Tuesday, June 17,
the Hullett boys and girls
slo-pitch teams went to
Clinton Public School t�
I. `ay in a tournament
against local Harron
County schools.
Congratulations to the
boys'who came in 'second
place and the girls who
put in a good effort.
On Friday, June 20,
Mrs. Bosman's grade 1
and 2 class and Mrs.
Hoernig's grade 2 class
took a trip to Grand Bend
Zoo and Ferguson
apiaries at Mensal' to
watch the bees make
honey. The class have
been studying about bees
during class time.
On Friday, June 20,
grades 3 and 5 left for the
Metro Toronto Zoo. This
trip will help the grade 3
in their study of animals.
A few parents went along
to heti s4 ervise the
students.
The bus left shortly
after 9 a.m. and returned
about 9 p.m. The trip was
very educational and the
students enjoyed it,_ve'ry.,,
much. -�.
Band tour
On Monday, June 16 the
Hullett Central band and
choir went on a tour. At 9
a.m. they went to
Belgrave Public School.
They then went to Tur-
nbet'ry Central School.
The pupil then travelled
to a''park in Winghatn to
eat "their 1 ch.
Next the band and choir
went to Wingham and
Brussels Public Schools
to perform their last two
numbers. After a long
day, they travelled -back
to Hullett.
At each of,,the schools,
the band and junior choir
played and sane several
songs.
On Monday, June 23 at
11:15 a.m. Central Park
Elementary Senior Choir
came to Hullett to sing a
few numbers.
,The school gathered in
the auditorium to hear
the choir. • .
Last day of school
Wednesday, June 25
was the last day of school
before the summer
holidays. The kin-
dergarten graduation
was held at 9:30 followed
by the awards shortly
after. At 11:30 the
Itudents ate lunch and
watched a baseball game
between the teachers and
the pupils.
Just before the students
went,home, they received
their report Cards•and at
2 p.m. in the afternoon
the buses were leaving
for home. We wish all the
students and teachers a
safe, happy hgliday.
tis
on June 19.
Special numbers in-
cluded solos by Jennifer
Slotegraaf., Jackie
Slotegraaf, Lynne
Moffat, Melanie Mann,
Rob Adams, David
Reidy, Joan Dodds,
` 11.ayanne Scotchmer,
Debbie Siertserna, Lori
Maaskaant, Shan Hut-
chings, Johanne Koot-
stra, Shelley Westerhout,-
Ann Bornath; Susan
Gross, Marni Gibbingso-
Wesley Delve, Jackie
Norman, *Ruthann
Dykstra, Mary Gibson,
Susan Jefferson, and
Lynne Dodds.
Janice Moffatt and
Louise McGregor played
a duet and Kim Rathwell
and Nancy Taylor played
another. The concluding
number was a piano solo
by Louise McGregor.
Fpilowing the program,.
a Tight finch was served
by Margaret Whyte,
Edythe Beacom, Hattie
Wood and Helen Lawson,
members of the UCW's
Berean Unit. Proceeds
from the evening went
towards the purchse of
musical supplies for the
church.
Quoab1e
quote
Old age isn't so bad
when you consider the
alternative. -Maurice
Chevalier.
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