Clinton News Record, 1954-06-24, Page 5eTHURSDAYe JUNE '24, 1954
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SMALL, THREE-ROOM HOUSE,
on Rattenbury Street, Clinton.
ePhone Clinton 486W. 25-b
S1VLALL FURNISHED APART-
ment, suitable for couple, avail -
.able inunediately Electric refrig-
erator, reasonably priced. Phone
Clinton 733. 25-p
-FURNISHED APARTIVIENT for
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. _ASTRAL ,REFRIGERATOR, in
, -.good .condition, new unit. Call
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17 -FOOT CABIN TRAILER, fun-
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STOKE AWNING, 23 ft. Auto -
emetic arms. Covered with heavy
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• ene year. Half price. Sillick
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1949 FARGO, 2% TO TRUCK,
with tight rack, nearly new
motor and good tires. Priced
%reasonable. Roy MeVittie, Blyth,
Ont„ phone Blyth 201. 25p
1952 • CHEVROLET HARD -TOP,
red and grey; White wall tires,
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Clintoe: • 15tfb
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.ed; can accommodate up to three.
Cell James Co, phone 550-W.
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BABY CHICKS
'PULLETS, DAYOLD, STARTED.
Kitcheuer Big -4. Also /nixed chi-
cks. Prompt shipment. Ask us
for summer listings. Agent, Char-
les Scott, Auburn, phone Blyth
.43r25. • 25-b
,CUSTOM WORK
LET U$ RAKE YOUR HAY!
-Less leaf shatter with a Ferguson
side rake Reasonable rates in
reasenable fields. Lloyd Holland,
-phone Clinton 555. 25-6-p
CUSTOM BALING DONE with a
wire -tie baler. Every effort will
be made to do it at your conven-
ience. Contact Neil Campbell.
• Phone Clinton 127. 25b
BULLDOZING WORK DONE ex-
pertly, Cellars, farm ponds, land-
•scapingeback int Clear new land.
3. end G. Peelle R.R. 3, Clinton.
Phone Clinton 906r23. 22-25-p
CUSTOM COMBINING of wheat.
'Will put•wheat in granary or de-
liver to mill. Large combine. Ap-
ply Ken Thompson, phone Sea -
forth 833r13 or John Thompson,
`833r31. 24-5-6-p
0
FURNITURE FOR SALE
DOHERTY PIANO, in good con-
dition. Phone Seaforth 115.
25p
FARMS FOR ,SALE
:NICE LIST OF FARMS FOR
sale. L. G. Winter, Real Estate.
:Phone Clinton 448. 33-tfb
1 Furniture Re -Finishing
FOR FURNITURE, PIANO AND
radio cabinet, refinishing and re -
•pairing, apply W. G. Pickett,
'Phone Clinton 761M.
24-tfb
• 'FARM PRODUCE FOR SALE
'STRAWBERRIES FOR SALE;
also calf suitable" for raising.
Lorne Tyndall, phone Clinton
964r4, 25-b
LOST AND FOUND
"LOST 2-- GOLD BROOQII, SET
with large dark stone. • Valued
keepsake. Between • Rattenbury
FARM EQUIPMENT for SALE
STOCK TRAILER IN A-1 shape,
new tires and tubes, ,Ross Feag7
an, phone Clinton 902'633. 25-p
MASSEY-HARRIS DROP -HEAD
hayloader in good condition. Ap-
ply Walter Forbes phone Clinton
904r31. 25-b
1VIASSEY-HARRIS CLIPPER corn -
bine, A-1 condition. Pick-up and
clover screens. Also 10 acres mix-
ed, hay. Bean cultivator and pull-
er to fit Massey Hams Rowcrop
Tractor. ,Phone Clinton •912r25
evenings, 24-5-p
HELP WANTED—Female
WAITRESS WANTED for full-
time work. Apply Stan's Lunch
•arid Taxi. ' •25b
TWO GIRLS, for part time.work,
at 75c an hour, 8.30 p.m. to 10.00
p m; Two fa time at 50e an
hour, (time and a half for over-
time), raise in two weeks if satis-
factory. Clinton Laundry and
Dry Cleaning. -24-5-p
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
PURE BRED BROWN SWISS
bull, one year old, approx. :800113s.
Can be registered. Apply to Will-
iam Norman, R.R. No. 3, Clinton,
or phone Clinton 911r41 '25-6-p
'LIVESTOCK WANTED
WANTED. OLD 1i1ORSES AND
dee(' cattle. Gilbert Bros, IVIirik
Rarich, Goderich. Phone collect,
936r32, or 936121. 9-ptfb
DEAD, DISABLED HORSES OR
cows removed free of &large. For
prompt and efficient service phone
"Stones" collect: Ingersoll 21, Sea -
forth 655r2 or Godsrldh 936r21.
• MISCELLANEOUS
FOR THE BEST in Diamond Ring
values come to Counter's Jewel-
lery Store, Clinton. See the 4 -star
matching sets priced from 377.50
in our window. 25p
WHEN IN GODERICH visit the
Opportunity Shop where you will
find good used clothing at reason-
able prices. Located on Newgate
Street next to Ryan's Feed Store.
24-5-b
SPECIAL PAINT OFFER. Fire-
stone outside white, one coat
paint, First quality. OUr price
$4.95 per gallon while supplies
last. •T. A. Dutton, Brucefield,
phone Clinton e34r4. 24-5-b
DO YOU HAVE COCKROACHES,
ants or bed -bugs? Now you can
have them exterminated very eas-
ily. Write Box 240, Clinton News -
Record. .411 replies in strictest
confidence. Results guaranteed.
24-5-b
WATCH REPAIRS Guaranteed.
Clean and polish pivots, $2; bal-
ance staffs, $2. Mali to Clinton
Watch Service, Clinton, or leave
with Vodden Engraving and Diam-
onds for estimate.
13 to 26-p
STEEL REINFORCED CEMENT
septic tanks, 6% feat by 334 feet,
5 feet deep. Capacity of 450 im-
perial gallons. The design and
construction of these tanks has
been approved by the Huron and
Bruce County Health Units. We
deliver any distance. Apply to
Albert Porter's Welding Service,
Lucknow. 24tfb
GET YOUR PATIO, TERRACE
and sidewalk fixed up now. Use
Seaforth Concrete Product Flag -
Stones. • Cement floors, stairs and
any kind of construction work.
Tiles 10" and over for draining
are now in stock. Phone Seaforth
22-M. Seaforth Concrete Products,
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NOTICE
NOTICE: IN COMPI.ANCE with
the request of the Town Council,
I herewith apologize to Mr. N.
Counter for any inconvenience or
disrespect that he has received
from myself as Tax Collector for
Clinton.—(Signecl) J. W. Manning.,
25-13
ANYONE FOUND 4 TRESPASS -
Ing on Pt. Lots • 41-51, Tucker -
smith Township, both sides of
river at any time hereafter, will
be proseetried. By order of the
owner, A E. Parry. 23-30p
PIANO TUNING
YOUR. PIANO carefully tuned.
Just call G. W. Cox at Clinton
6953. 43-ftb
POULTRY FOR SALE,
200 SUSSEX X RED PULLETS,
laying good. 1VIrs. Charles Riley,
R.R. 1, Clinton. 25-6-x
800 RED ROCK PULLETS, FIVE
months old, starting to lay. Apply
to Don Buchanan, \Phone Seaforth
850r25. '?5-c•
NUMBER OF Alt1301.TR ACRE
White •Rock started pullets, ready
for range end of June; price $1
each at 10 weeks old. Place ceiders
now to E. A. Mousseau, Kippen,
phone Hensall 6946, • i
• 21-25b
PROPERTY WANTED '
30 TO 80 ACRES SANDY LAND,
preferably on or near 4th con es-
eion, Goderich Township. Apply
Box No, 231, News -Record
e3-250lifb
„ STOVES FOR SALE ,
SUNSHINE PANGETTE, in good
condition. Phone Clinton 28351.
e5-13
NHREE - BURNER COLEMAN
gas stove, practically new; also
girl's spring and fall coat. size
141', light blue. Call Clinton
445. • 25b
Stresidence and St Paul's Clihr- HEAVY DUTY. RANGETrE, ov-
eh, via walk beside church. Ile- en, twoburner, good condition.
ward. Mrs. le. W. Joheston, phone Price $310: Apply to .Clarke StanClinton 2433. 215-p ley, phone 20D. 25-6-7-6
PROPERTY FOR SALE • BIRTHS
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
with 75 foot ' frontage on Kirk
Street Close to schools and up
town. Apply W. N. Counter or
phone 230, 25p
THREE BEDROOM HOME with
bath, Central Mortgage house, for
sale on Mary. Street. Modern
kitchen, newly decorated. Phone
Clinton 459--R, • 22-24-tfb
CHOICE BUILDING LOT, Rag-
lan Street North, close to both
schools. Size 66'x275'. Good gar-
den soil and raspberry patch.
Phone J. R. Gilbank, 771-3, Clin-
ton. 24-5-p
NEW, ONE-STOR.EY HOUSE,
plus desirable building lot, Eliza-
beth Street, Goderich. Modern
design and, 'conveniences. Full
basement, oil furnace, two bed-
rooms, garage. Apply C. F. Chap-
man, phone Goderich 18-W or call
R. W. Cole, Clinton 906r44 for ad-
ditional inforination.- 24-5,13
SALESMAN WANTED
RAWLEIGH BUSINESS , now
open in -Huron County.. Trade
Well established. Excellent op-
portunity. Full time. Write at
once. Rawleigh Dept. F-169-189,
Montreal. 24-5-1
K 11. Damm
Kenneth 11. Damm, 28, Clinton,
was found dead in his car at Bruce
Beach, three miles south of Kin-
cardine. Be was found dead by
companions. Police said no inquest
would be held.
Mr. Damn was born in Walk-
erton and had been employed as
a garage mechanic in Clinton for
spme time. He was a member of
Wingham United Church, •
Surviving are his father, Harvey
Walkerton; a sister, Mrs. Charles
Wood, Winnipeg; a brother, Ralph,
Kitchener.
The funeral service will be con-
ducted Friday, at_ 2.30 p.m. at
the Tanner • and Pearson funeral
home, Walkerton. Burial will be in
Walkerton Cemetery.
C4rds of Thanks
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Nott wish
lo thank their many friends and
guests viiim called during the af-
ternoon and evening of Saturday,
June 19, on the occasion of their
golden wedding anniversary, to
offer their congratulations and
best wishes and alsb for the beaut-
iful gifts and cards which they
received. 25-13
I would like to thank my
many friends and neighbors for
the cards, treats and flowers,
while in the hospital, and all
who have called since I came
home. Thanks to Bev. T. J.
Pitt. — MRS. JAMES McBRIDE.
25-6
Mrs, Margaret Johnston wishes
to take this opportunity to thank
the nurses and staff of Clinton
Public Hospital, also Dr. New-
land and all friends who so kindly
remembered her with flowers and
cards while a patient there 25-b
I wish to thank all who sent
flowers, cards or helped in any
way dining my recent sad bereav-
ement. Special thanks to Rev, J.
LT. White. Mrs. illie Webster.
25-b
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TENDERS'
Will be received till 12.00 noon,
June 30, 1954, for
Painting and
Re -decorating
the Auditorhun and Entrance
of the
Holmesville United
Church. .
For necessary information apply
to H. 3. Trewartha, R.R. 3, Clin-
ton:
Tenders May be addressed to
the Secretary -Treasurer,
Elmer Potter,
1101e. 2, Clinton, °ataxia
• 1 25-b
,1%•••••
TENDERS
Tenders are being called by
S.S. No. 3 Hullett,
, for the '
- Installation of Two
Flush Toilets
in the school. Work to be com-
pleted by September 1. Lowest
or any tender not necessarily ac-
cepted.
Tenders to be in the hands of
the secretary -treasurer by July 7,
1954. For further .details apply to:
WALTER SCOTT, Secretary,
11,15. No. 2, Seaforth
• . 25-6-p
NOW IN STOCK
A Carload of- -
• Canada
• Cement
BUY NOW While our
supply lasts
A. G. Grigg & Son
Phone 74W , Clinton
ANSTETT -- In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Tuesday, June 22,
1954, to Mr. and Mrs. John A.
.Anstett, Clinton, a son.
AUSTMAN — In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Monday, June 21,
1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Austman, Clinton, a daughter.
BERTHELET—In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Friday, June 18,
1954, to Cpl. and Mrs. Gordon
Berthelet, Clinton, a daughter.
TELFORD—In Simcoe, Ontario,
on June 14, 1954, to Mr. and
Mrs. William J. Telford (nee
Lorraine Talbot), 280 Emily
Street,. Simcoe, a son, (Peter
Scett Dewar, wee brother for
Julia).
TURNER—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Tuesday, June 22, 1954,
to Mr. and Mrs. Grant Turner
Hayfield, a son.
MARRIAGES
NIVINS—SCOTT--- In St. Paul's
Anglican Church, Palmerston,
on Saturday afternoon, June 10,
1954, by Rev. Glendon Bresee,
Mary Elizabeth, daughter of
Mrs, James Scott, Palmerston,
and the late Mr. Scott, and
James Gordon Nivins, Clinton,
son of Mrs. Melinda Nivins,
Clinton, and the late William
Niyins.
`STEPHENSON—BENDER — In
Wesley -Willis United Church
manse, on Thursday afternoon,
June 17, 1954, by Rev. H. C.
Wilson, Grace daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. William Bender, R.R.
3, Clinton and William Stephen-
son, Clinton, son of Mr. and
Mrs. D. L. Stephenson, R. R. 1,
Clinton.
WILHELPS—WALPER — In the
. Wesley -Willis United Church
mansemanse at 12.30 p.m. on Satur-
day,
,
19, 1954, by Rev. IL
C. "Wilson, Vera Walper, Clin-
ton, and Alvin Wilhelm, Strat-
ford,
DEATHS
COOPER—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Tuesday, June 22, 1954,
Albert Thomas Cooper, beloved
husband of .Annie L. Sellery, in
, his 85th year. Funeral from
the Beattie llmeral home, Rat-
tenbury Street East, Clinton, to
Clinton Cemetery, on Thursday
afternoon, June 24 at 2.30
o'clock.
FOSTER—In Clinton public Hos-
pital, on Monday, June 21, 1954,
Joseph L. Foster, Varna, in his
87t6 year. Funeral from the
Ball and Mutch funeral home,
High Street, Clinton, to Hay-
field' Cemetery, on Wednesday
afternoon, June 23.
GREENSLADE — In Alexandra
General and Marine Hospital,
Goderich, on Thursday morning,
June 17, 1954, Cecelia M. Naf-
tel, widow of the late George E.
Greenslade, in her 68th year.
Funeral from the Lodge Funer-
al Home, Goderich, to Hayfield
Cemetery on Saturday after-
noon, June 19.
MOFFAI'T—In Wingham, Ont-
ario, on Tuesday, J'une 22, 1954,
Olivet a Moffatt, Bluevale, in
his 54th year, Private funeral
from his late residence, Con-
cession 1, Morris Township, to
Wroxeter Cemetery, on Friday,
June 25.
In Memoriam
CLARK --In loving memory of my
wife Florence, who passed away
June 27, 1951: •
My lips cannot. tell how I miss
her
My heart cannot tell what to
say,
God alone knows how I miss her
In a home that Is lonesome to-
day.
—Always remembered by Hus-
band, Peter and Family. 25-p
STEEP—In loving memory of a
dear Father and Grandfather,
David Steep, who passed away,
June 23, 1940:,
"No one hears the door that opens
When they pais beyond the call.
Soft as the dropping petals of a
rose,
One by one our loved ones fall,
But the memory of each loved
one,
Like the fragrance of a rose,
God sends to linger with us,
Till atir own life's door shall
close."
—Sadly missed by daughter
Sadie, Susan and David. 25-p
BIENIMINIMINOR
Flowers
Telegraphed
Anywhere
C. COOKE
FLORIST
Phone 66W — Clinton
FAMILIAR ." .
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"CONQUEST OF
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This story presents a colorful epi-
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Plenty of fun and frolic as a small
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"It Happens Every
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Obituaries
Mrs. George E.
Greenslade •
(By our Bayfield cox -respondent)
Mrs. George E. Greenslade, Blue
Water Highway, Goderich Town-
ship, died in Alexandra and Mar-
ine Hospital, Goderich, at 11.45
a.m. on June 17, after an illness of
three months.
Formerly Miss Cecelia M. Naf-
tel, youngest daughter of the late
Alfred Naftel and Helen Pinker-
ton, she was born October 17,
1886, on the family homestead
purchased by her grandfather,
John Naftel, member of a prom-
icnoernntpapniyoneiner 1f8a41m.ily from Guern-
sey, Channel Isl., from the Canada
On April 17, 1910, she was mar-
ried to George E. Greenslade and
they operated a grocery store and
ice cream parlour in Hayfield un-
til 1920, when they acquired the
Naftel homestead and took Vp
farming. George Greenslade died
on January 11, 1948.
About five years ago, Mrs.
Greenslade had the misfortune to
break her hip, but despite great
suffering as the result, she carried
on at her home, spending a few
months each winter with her
nieces. She had returned but a
short time when she suffered the
coronary thrombosis to which she
later succumbed.
The deceased woman was a life -
Jong member of Trinity Church,
Hayfield, and had been organist
prior to her marriage and again
for a time in latter years. She
took an active part in community
and Red Cross affairs both during
her residenee in Hayfield and
Goderieh Township, Of a quiet,
gentle disposition, her happy smile
won her many friends by whom
she will be greatly Missed.
She is survived by her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Lionel Naftel, Hamilton;
a nephew, William Naltel; four
nieces, Katherine Osborne, • Helen
Stemmer, Ruth Mutzelbufg, Jean-
ne White, all of Michigan; and a
cousin, Madeline Naftel, Goderich.
The funeral service which was
held from the Lodge funeral
home, Goderich, an Saturday af-
ternooe, .Tune 19, was conducted
by the Rev. Dr. K Taylor, rector
of St. George's Church, Goderich.
Interment was made in Hayfield
Cemetery. The Rev, E. Carew.
Jones assisted the Rev. Dr. Taylor
in the committal service.
The pallbearers were: John
Wain, Walter Wallis, James
Young, Forest McClure, Samuel
Westlake and William Westlake.
Amongst those from a distance
who attended the funeral were:
Mrs. Lionel Naftel, Hamilton:
Miss Madeline Naftel, Goderich;
Mr. and Mrs, William White,
Berkley, Mich.; Mr, and 11/Irs. Ken-
neth Mutzelburg, Livonia, Mich.;
Mr, and Mrs. Glen Osborne, Oak
Park, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. William
Naftel, Berkley, Mich.; Mr. and
Mrs. Michel M. Stemmer, Berkley,
Mich.
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STANLEY TOWNSHIP'
Morley Taylor, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Vic Taylor passed his sec-
ohd year Chemical engineering at
University of Toronto with hon-
ours. Bob Love and Clifford
Lobb also passed their second
year.
FOR .SALE
7 &CBES, with 11/ stiire.y,
• 1 -room dwelling, .nsodern con-
• veniences, oil burning furnace,
double garage, henhouse 30x20,
located close to, town.
11/2 Storey New Dwelling, .
ing room, dining room, ten,
sun porch, modern it:Lichen,
two., bedrooms and bath down,
• two bedrooms up, hardwood
floors. One bloek from Post
• Office.
114 Storey, 6 room Dwelling,
modern conveniences, on beat-
ing, close to schools.
11/2 Storey, 6 TOOM
Central Mortgage, good tome
-
tion.„ Down payment, $2,600,
monthly payments $37. Early
possession.
14i Storey, 7 Room Dwelling,
with about 1, ecre of land;
• bath, hydro; double garage;
small barn; immediate posses-
sion. Price 34,500.
11. C. Lawson
REALTOR
Bank of Montreal 13141ding
Phone 251W -,- Clinton
18-tfb
Joseph L Foster
Joseph a*: Foster, 86, passed
away in Clinton Public Hospital,
on Monday, June 21. He had
lived at Verna until two years
ago, and had farmed for many
years in Stanley Township.
He was one of the oldest mem-
bersof the United Church at
Varna.
Surviving is One son, Norman,
Guelph; four daughters, Mrs. Les-
lie Sterling and Mrs. Earl Switz-
er, Goderich Township; Mrs. Gor-
don Black, Guelph; Mrs. Russell
Glazier, Goderich; one brother,
David, Grand Bend, and four sis-
ters, Mrs. Margaret Hayter, Lon-
don; Mrs. Lillian Gill, Grand
Bend; Mrs. Millie Thompson,
Brampton; and Mrs. Lawrence
Pollock, Greenaway.
Service was conducted at the
Ball and IVIutch funeral home,
Rattenbury St„ East, Clinton on
Wednesday afternoon, by Rev. T.
J. Pitt, Varna. Interment was i
made n Hayfield Cemetery.
Pall -bearers were Merrill Switz-
er, Willis Switzer, Keith Stirling,
Ron Glazier, Gordon Black, Gar-
net Black.
Flower -bearers were Doug Swit-
zer, Ira Black, Bruce Switzer, R.
Desroches, Morley Pollock, Fran-
cis Huisser; Clifford Addison.
William. Stewart •
Services for William 3. Stewart,
83, were held from the J. K.
Arthur funeral home, Auburn,
with the Rev. W. E. Bramwell, St.
Mark's Anglican Church, Auburn,
In charge on Monday, June 14.
• Interment was in Dungannon
Cemetery.
He was the son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Stewart, and
was born in .Ashfield Township.
In 1920 he married griza young,
Port Albert. Since their marriage
they farmed a.bOut One and one-
quarter miles west of Auburn un-
til three years ago when they re-
tired to Auburn., -
He served on the West Wawa -
nosh Council for five years and
was reeve for eight years.
He was a member of St. Mark's
Anglican Church.
Besides his widow he is surviv-
ed by two daughters, Lillian, at
home; Mrs. Elmer Sproul, on the
home farm; three grandchilden; a
brother, Hugh Stewart, Dungan-
non; a sister, Mrs. Carpenter,
Clinton.
CLINTON
COMMUNITY
CREDIT UNION
Open Meeting
ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH
HALL
Monday Evening
at 8:30 p.m.
JUNE 28th
Special Speaker:
REV. J. McFVER of Dominican
Republic, Caribbean
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Clinton Community
Farmers
AUCTION SALES, ,
EVERY FRIDAY $
Evening, commencing at 8 pan,
TERMS CASH
J. COREY, Sales Manager
E. W. ELL/OTT, Auctioneer
K. W. COLQUHOUN, Clerk
FAMILY
INCOME
An excellent method
of having an
adequate insurance
estate for the man
with a young famity.
CONSULT
HAL HA.RTLE'Y,
Representative
CANADA Litid
Clinton, phone 454w
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