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• To Held Reopening -ServicePee-
Egmondville United Church will
hold anniversary and reopening
services an Sunday, Sept. 18, at 11
a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Rev. Keitl/
Love, of Burlington, formerly 0
Hillsgreea, will be the guest speak,
er, and the choir will be assisted
by outside talent. a
Women's Institut▪ e To Meet—The.
SePtero.ber meeting of the Seaforth
Women's Institute will be held at
the home of Mrs, Jahn McLean on
Tuesday, Sept. 13, at 2,30 p.m. This
will be the health meeting, with
Mrs. Wm. Leeming in charge. The
roll call will be answered by a
home treatment for an emergency.
The motto will be, "He who cures
a disease may be the skilfullest,
but he who prevents is the safest
physician." The guest speaker will
be Miss Cunninghame, of the
Health Centre, Clinton. Those re-
quested to bring lunch are: Cakes,
Mrs. Paul Doig and Mrs. John
Kerr; sandwiches, Mrs, A. Crozier
and Mrs. J. F. Scott. It is very im-
portant that everyone make it a
point to be on time at this meet-
ing.
First Presbyterian Church. -10
a.m., Sunday School and Bible
Class; 11 a.m., "Not Far From the
Kingdom"; 7 p.m., "The Love of
God." — Rev. D. Glenn Campbell,
Minister,
Northside United Church.—Rev.
D. A. MacMillan minister in charge.
10 a.m., Sunday School and Adult
Bible Cles,ses; Worship 11 a.m. and
7 p.m. A cordial v,-eleome awaits
you at all services.
St. Thomas' W. A. Meets. ---The
W.A. of St. Thomas' Church met
in the Parish Hall on Tuesday af-
ternoon with a good attendance.
The meeting opened by singing the
hymn, "The Love of Christ Con-
straineth," followed by the Scrip-
ture lesson, 1st Timothy, 6th chan-
ter, verses 6-19. Rev. T. Dale Jones
followed with prayers. All re-
ports were given and received.
The church calendars for 1950 will
soon be ready. The 60th birthday
party of the W.A. will be held on
Nov. 4 at 3 p.ra. in St. Thomas'
Church, starting with Corporate
Communion, followed by afternoon
tea in the Parish Hall. The next
meeting will be held on Oct. 4 at
2.30 p.m. in the Parish Hall. A
minute's silence was observed in
memory of one of the life mem-
bers, the late Mrs. J. Pethick. The
president closed the meeting with
the benediction.
Mulvale - Neville.—An event of
Saturday morning, Sept. 3, was the
wedding of Mary Alice Neville to
Edward, Young Mulvale, in St.
Joseph's Church, Sarnia, Miss
Neville is the daughter of Mrs.
and the late James H.
Neville, Mr. Mulvale is the son of
Patrick T. Mulvale and the late
Mrs. Mulvale, all of Sarnia.
Against a setting of multi -colored
gladioli, Col. the Rev. T. J. Mc-
Carthy performed the ceremony,
during which IVIisa Mariorie Quin-
lan sang "Penis An,gelicusa and
"On This Day, 0 Beautiful Mother."
"Ave Maria" was sung during the
signing of the register, Miss Fran-
ces Miller was at the organ. The
bride, given in marriage by her
brother, D. J. Neville, of Lima,
Peru, was attractively gowned li
white Alencon lace made on prin-
cess lines, with sweetheart neck-
line and long pointed sleeves. Her
fingertip veil fell from a lace cor-
onet which matched her ,dress, She
wore a three -strand necklace of
pearls, the gift of the groom, and
carried a white prayer book with
gardenias and streamers. The
bride's sister, Mrs. J. M. McMillan,
of Seaforth, as matron. of honor,
was attractively gowned in mist
blue brocaded satin with a small
bertha collar. Side and back pan -
leas accented the skirt, which was
floor -length. She wore matching
mittens and her hat was a Gains-
borough model of navy taffeta
trimmed, with mist blue ostrich
feathers. She carried pink roses
with contrasting ribbon, The
groomsman was George F. Manor,
Detroit, The ushers were nephews
of the bride and groom, a Neville
McMillan, of Toronto, John a Lap-
ier, of Corunna, and Robert Mar-
quis, of Sarnia. For the reception,
and wedding breakfast at the home
of' the bride's mother, 361 Davis
St., Mrs. Neville received in a
claret crepe dress with gray ac-
cessories. Her hat was trimmed
w th coque feathers in gray and
chret shades, and she wore a ecir,
sage of pale yellow roses. Also re-
ee'ving was the sister of the
,groona, Mrs. L. J. Marquis, of Slain
nia, in black crepe with gold trim.
Her hat andi accessories were black
and she wore red roses. A beauti-
ful maderia cutwork cloth, adorned
the table, which was centred with
the three -tiered wedding cake eur-
rounded by tulle and ivy and flank-
ed by silver candelebra and! white
candlee. For a motor trip to the
United. States the bride wore a
gray gabardine suite with gray
accessories and turquoise blouse.
A. gardenia corsage con2pleted the
costume. On their return they will
reside at 340 Maxwell St., Sarnia.
Out-of-town guests were present
frorn. Lima, Peru; London, Temp
to, Hatnilton, Windsor, Seaforth,
Port Colborne and Detroit.
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, .tatiert•— Jackson.—In an attra6.•
ate,' Ceremony at the Tremeer
1101110 in Tuckersmlth Friday,i.
Sept, 2, at 2.3,0„ p.m., Rev; D. A.
MaciVfillan,, of Northside 'United
Mitch, Seaforth united in Mar-
riage Laura Vinetta, daughter o
Mr. acid Mit. John T. jaeltabiao of
tinny, 'SOL, and Mr. Normat.
bbitries tart, son of end
Mr* ;Dittirlea tggert, Of MaCillop.
Mrs, Win, Pybus, S. tonight of the
bride., fllayed the wedding' ,tausic.,
she being organist for blie bride's
'pareats wedding; The service was held with a corOnet of pearig,'and
,held ht.the sarie room as her par- she carried a beeqtlef Of fed,T.Ose6
eras, •wee married iUi and under and white asters, The brid•VPAid,
the, same bell, and also marked the Miss Grace. Jaelreon„ :sister 'Og the
fifth wedding anniversary of her ,bride, ,wore a goWta. of heaChasilk
amid, Mrs. E. NiThitehattse. ' The not over taffete, with lade •
Mittens;
bride was given in marriage by shoulder cape and a hale. cH.Her
her uncle, Mr. Allin Trera4er, of flowers were mauve baby_ eaters
Tiackerdsmith. The attractive bride and pink resehade. ate .tiOWer
wore a white Brocaded satin dress girl, Dianne Rook,'• Mece gf, the
made on princess lines, with full groom, wore a sity,hpe tile ever
skirt„.hertha collar, yoke of Eng- nylon, and 'carried • 0;'...,bakefof
ifsh 1/0 and buttoned down tate baby asters and rosebitds, Edward
back. She wore a gold locket and S'herbro9k, cousinhatthe Mena
earrings, also her -grandmother's was best man. FolloW1Vgatinehhore-
gold broach. The nylon veil was mouy a wedding luaChten was:serv-
ed to twenty-five eUeets. Ey ,Misses
Mcna antalsabelle CtIdwII, friends
of the bride. The livimaanirn Oiae
decorated in pink anWtteWith
vases of gladioli, asteaa endapap-
dragons, while the bridteal. tiOie
BAZAAR was centered withal), thaeg4ler
wedding cake, the flevesibeiag
delphiniums and roses gak
and white candles. The''.bride's
aunt, Miss Grace Trercteer, reeeiv-
ed in a gown of sapphitelAm4itri-
corne with grey accd:SkOr.i0.„-hand',
a corsage of red -reSelandea 'aid
white gladioli. Mrs. Eggert chose
a grey crepe dress with black .ac-
cessories and Mrs. Whitelaoitsc
were a black vane crepe with erey
accessories. The groom's gift • to
nieweneeesiimmew•memesietiompee. the bride was a chest oCeilven* to'
the • bridesmaid, gold bracelet,
AFTER- TE flower ,girl, a ring; bestartaanaa
N 00 N fold; to those serving, Miss Grace
jacksan, a string of pearls, dtud
Miss Muriel Josling, a gold brace-
let, and pianist, a set of sterling
earrings. For travelling the bride
wore a light navy tailored s',init
with grey accessories, pink blotise
and a corsage 9f orchids, 11/1,r, _and
Mrs. Eggert left later on a trip to
Unity, Sask., thea .lioMeaehtf,;,a, the
bride' S parents, actifd on their retire
will 'reside on the groom's faint
near Dublin. Prior to the wedding
two showers were held, at the
homes of .Mrs. H.' Beuermaun, Sett.
forth, and at the home of her aunt,
Miss Grace Tremeer, when sne re-
ceived many useful gifts.
The W.A. of ,Bethel
is holding its
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SATURDAY, SEPT. 10th
Doors open at 3 o'clock
The Ladies' Aid of First
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AFTERNOON TEA
at the home of Mrs. R.
R. Mc(indsey, on
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SEAFORTH
Dr. Eldridge Tyler Kellere 7§IA
well4ackwn phySicia, who died .on
SattirdaY follovriPg a 'PrOlMitged
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nes. pr. Kellam was PrOMMUi
in the ; •41MatiOnal 1lN',.f#PAY
liana having been a, menaner
the boahj of eat/eat:10 for the: Pa§sf,
48 year, Be took an rtotive
in the erection of the Cleta•vai
pita n 31104 a,nd was a. meMberi et,
the Geeater Niagara Hospital Tryt
until his death. He 'was a past
president of the Rotaq Club end
a former superintendent of
Morrison Street United Church
Sundedr'School. Dr. Kellam was a
former president of the Niagara
Falls Medical' Society, the Niagara,
75/istrict Medical Association and
the Ontario Medical Association.
Born in Lncknow, Dr. Kellam ilt/Pd.
as a boy in Seaforthr his mother
having been the first white baby
to be born in the area that later
became Seafortha He graduated iff'
medicine at the 'Univeraity of Te -
Tonto ino1895, and then went to
Niagara; Falls,..ware he hadi Since
Carried ela aulh,Oftemitive 13 -tactics:
He is survived by one daughter,
Mrs. Margaret Casson Fordhant,
wife of Lieut. -CO. Rr S. W. Ford-
ham, of Ottawa, and one grand-
daughter, Miss Nancy, Fordham, of
New York City.
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LOCAL BRIEFS
• Week -end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Montgomery' Patrick were:
Mr. and Mrs, 0, P. Westaway and
family, of Hamilton,;. Mr, and Mrs.
William Patrick, of Ottawa, and
Mr. and Mrs. Neil' Patrick, of Lon-
don. tira
• miss Ernestine White has re-
turned from Point Clark, where
she spent some time with ber aunt,
Mrs. E. A, Cruickshan,k.
' • Mrs. Beatrice Bordner, of Lan-
sing. Mich., formerly Miss Hilliard
Sleeth of town, visited her cousin,
Mrs. James McNairn and Mr, Mc -
Nairn.
• Mrs. Peter Doorigan and
daughter, Mary, of Winde,or, who
have been 'visiting Mr. and Mrs.
'John McGavin and' Miss Mary Mc -
Gavin in Tuckersmith, returned to
their home this week with Mr.
Doorigan, who spent the week -end.
here.
• Mr. and Mrs. James Hender-
son and family attended Toronto
Exhibition on Wednesday.
• Mrs. Rouatt has returned to
her home in Montreal after visit-
ing Mrs. Thomas Worden in Sea -
forth, Mr. Robt. Coleman in Crom-
arty, and a number of nieces and
nephews.
• Miss Helen McKercher, of To-
ronto, spent the week -end' with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Finlay Mc-
Kercher, in McKillop.
• Miss Margaret Patrick has ree
turned to her teaching duties in.
Toronto.
'I* tv#4r44 Dalton; of Term:el
001314.10 pat Dalton, of Pali:tier-
jatOlot, called Oa friends in 4WD: oft
.,1•1114111)r. 1Vg. Delten was on the local'
'Staff of the Canadian_ Dank. •PV ,
Qom/an:wee about twenty-tive years
go.
• Mr, and 1VIrs. S. J. MoKenaie
abd feruily, of Georgetown, spent
10e. week -end with Mr. auct Ars.
jnblin,/ Ga,rdno, Miss Helen Campbell
and Mr. Nelson Cardno;,.: •
It Ur, ''and Virsa'J. M.; MOIVI(Alan,
Alias Tone antj,..
Anne Downey, R.N., of tOlgt0411-a
Mr, Neville 14eMillan, of Tfit'Oti•to,
were in Sarnia ori, SOUTC147.' gtitt41:01-
ing the IVInlvale-Neville ,wedding.
' • Mr., and Mrs, W. Seuthga te
were in, Toronto teat week attend-
ing the C.N.E. •
* iVIr. and Mrs, W. J. Skinner,,
of Detroit, were week -end guests
of Mrs. R. S. Hays,
• ..14t.Ilitd Mrs. brU
itce Wright
and sera "Of Hamilton, were week-
end gu, tittaherIVIr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Wright.
* Mida Iletty'hand.erson, of Ham-
ilton, is Visiting her mother' Mrs'.
,
R. C. Andersen.
• Miss Fergus Bell, of, Toronto,
is visiting at her home here. '
• Mr. and Mrs. James F., Scott
Mrs E G Livingstone nd M d
. r. an
Mrs. George Love, of Shipka, at-
tended the Toronto Exhibition and
also visited at Niagara Falls.
• Miss Lillian Faulkner has re-
turned from holid.aying in Galt and
Toronto.
• Dr. and W. S. Campbell, of
Albany, Mo., calledi on friends in
town on Tuesday afternoon.
• Messrs. Frank Sills, Sr.,
D'Orleon Sills, T. D. Sills, Frank
Sills, Jr., and C. P. Sills were in
Detroit on Monday attending _the
St. Louis and Detroit baseball
game.
• Mrs. Harold Odell, of Toronto,
was guest of Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Jackson last week,
• ,Miss Luella Keine left for Ot-
tawa on Saturday after spending
the holidays with her mother, Mrs.
C. C. Keine, Mrs. Keine accompan-
ied her as far as Stratford.
• Mrs. E. A. Cruikshank, who
spent the summer at her cottage
at Point Clark, visited for a few
days with her sister, Mrs. M.
White, prior to going to her home
in Ottawa.
• The following new teachers
wenta, to their schools Tuesday:
Miss Peggy Willis, to South East -
hope, near Tavistock; Eleanor
Weaver to Leadbury; Archie Hub-
ert to Ingersoll; Geraldine Eckert
to Wallaceburg; Edith Blanchard
and Donna Watson to the Howick
School Area.
• Miss Evelyn Cardno 'has re-
turned from a plea'sant visit to
Roswell, New Mexico.
• Mrs. J. P. Bell had the mis-
fortune on Saturday to' fall from a
clothes stand and sprain her ankle.
• Messrs. Robert and John, ,She now confined to her home.
Broadfoot have returned from To-
ronto where they spent a week at
the Exhibition.
• Mrs. C. C. Keine and daugh-
ter visited with Miss Brigham in
Clinton last week.
• Rev, C. F. Pashler, of Toron-
to, and Mr. George Whiting, of St.
Catharines, were guests of Mr, and
Mrs, J. E. Keating over the week-
end. Mr. Kenneth Keating, who
spent the past two weeks here, -e-
turned to Toronto with them.
• Mr. and Mrs. Walter .McMil-
Ian. of Toronto, visited with Mrs.
Helen McMillan over the week-
end.
• Mr. John Dorrance, of St.
Catharines, is spending a two
weeks' vacation with his mother,
Mrs. Mae Dotrance.
• Mr. Wallace .McIntosh, Grand,
Bend, was a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Jackson last week.
• Mr. and Mrs. Robert ,T. Char-
ters were in Toronto last week
attending the C.N.E.
• Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ellwood
and son, Wayne, of Fergus, called
on Mr. and Mrs. John T. Kaiser on
Moonday.
Mrs, - Alex Broadfoot and Mrs.
Shoecroft, of Toronto, were week-
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Stewart and Miss Edyth Davidson.
• Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Riggs, of
Flint, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. John
Teall, of Vienna, were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Teall.
• Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scott, of
Winghara, were week -end guests
of ' his mother, Mrs. H. R. Scott.
• Mrs, Ralph McFadden and son,
Bruce, attended the C.N.E. in To-
ronto last week.
• Mr. and Mrs. Clen Colbert, of
Hamilton, were week -end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Colbert and.
Mrs. F. Anderson. •
• Mr. and Mrs. T. Wilbee and.
'son have returned from spending
their holidays with Mr, and Mrs.
Edwards at Sault Ste, Marie.
• Mr. Russell Grieve, of Wind-
sor, returned home on Monday af-
ter spending a holiday with his
g,nndparents, Mr, and Mrs. Thos.
M. GrieVe, in Egmondville.
• Mr. James R. Cluff, of Wood-
stock, spent a few days with his
father, IVIr. A. F. Cluff. •
• , Mr. and Mrs. Roberts,-1a.rry 'Pearce
and Mr. and Mrs. o.of Sag-
inaw, Mich., are guesterof Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Sills, Sr. •
• Mr. Jeronie Manley, of Me-
Killop, is Spending a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Hays in De-
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• Mrs. R. H: Sproat attended the
White School reunion at Hensall
last Wednesday,
• IVIisS June Shaw haereturned
to her duties as teacher in a Wind-
sor school.
• Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ford, of
Cincinnati, Ohio, are guests of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Wright.
• Miss Theresa McIver has re-
turned to Petrolia where she has
resumed, her teaching duties.
• Mr. and. Mrs. W. R. Shaw and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Swan are in
Ottawa visiting friends.
• Mr. Thomas Nolan, of Niagara
Falls, spent the week -end with his
mother, Mrs. James Nolan.
• Mr. Deuton Keine, of Winni-
peg, is visiting his grandmother,
Mrs, C. C. Keine.
• Miss Maud Elizabeth Smith, of
Wallingford, Conn., spent last week
with Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bell, Miss
Smith is a niece of IVIrs. Bell.
• Mr, and Mrs, Keith Lamont
and sons, of Royal Oak, Mich.,
were guests of Mr*and Mrs. Frank
Lamont.
• Mr. Fred Beattie was in Nia-
gara Falls Tuesday afternoon at-
tending the funeral of the late Dr.
E. T. Kellam.
• Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Downey,
of Detroit; Mr. and airs. J. L.
Downey and Jack, of Windsor:and
Mr, Leo Carlin, of Detroit, spent
the week -end with Mr. and Mt's.
William Devereaux.
• Mrs. R. S. McKercher, of Mc-
Killop, spent a week at Grand
Bend.
• Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Kelly were
in Blyth on Wednesday attending
the Fall Fair and renewing ac-
quaintances. They were accom-
panied by Mr. James O'Reilly.
• Mr. and Mrs, J. P. hell and
Miss M. E. Smith, of Wallingford,
Conn., spent Wednesday with Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Bell in St. Marys.
• Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Lemon,
Mrs, David Lemon and Mrs. Harry
Chesney spent Wednesday at the
C.N.E. in Toronto.
• mr. and Mi's. Donald Gordon
and little son, .Grant, Of' Dundas,
spent Labor DAY wenif-end with
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. G. :aorclon.
• Miss Sadie' Madttonald, of
Hamilton, spent the week -end with
her father, Mr. tionahliciacDonald.
• Mrs. George Hills, Miss Rhia
Hills and Miss MarJory Bickle
have returned to Toronto,
• Dublin softball team will Play
the New Dundee team in a semi-
final game' of the meh's interniedi-
ifte 'C' softball,. at the Seaforth
Lions Park, Friday, Sept. 9.
DUBLIN
• A reteption honoring Mr. and
Mrs, Joseph 0. Murray, Kitchener,
was held in Dublin Parish HI ori
Friday night. A large crowd of
relatives. and friends asseMbled to
extend gond wishes. A congratn-
atory address was read. by Miss
Mary Horan, and presentation of,
a purse ot mousy wat
Lorne Flanagan, bridegroom
made a Siiltah'le i•OPIJ,. 'A social'
evening of dan6ino1loaved,,
being Supplied 11y 'theljeinnop;Mc-;
Quaid Orchestra. Aagroup or YOung
iieolite served; luneli,
Polivia and; Paraguay are the
only -8otith AtseriCiui datintries
having in Seaceast;,- •
•
NOW PLAYING Tgc.PINI9044R THURS., FRI., SAT...
" $0,114i, OF ST, „LOUIS"
with ALgNIS SIM and, 'ZAOHARV SCOTT
Tilla is a' Piettrie efiva,gilltitteilt,'80ittact,Ilai' Adventure.— 'A
Mighty Drama bursting with the.glorY of America's meat exCiting-
dayo!
• MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY First Show 7 P.M,
IN TECHNICOLOR
" THE RED SHOES"
with ANTON WALBROOK and ' MARIUS CORING
A dramatically cempellling film Contributing warmth, color and'
vitality in its, unfoldment.
NEXT THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY — IN TECHNICOLOR
"TRE' UNTAMED BREED "»
with SONNY TUFTS and BARBARA BRITTON
You will want to see this interesting, adventurous Western Pie-
ture. It has it's romantic angles, too. ,
• •
COMING: IN TECHNICOLOR
"THE THREE, MUSKETEERS"
with LANATURNER and • GENE KELLY
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Wheat and Barley
I am still representing
George Thompson, of
Hensall, so give us a
call for information re
prices and bags, also
trucking.
WM. M SPROAT
Phone
655 r 2 : Seaforth
Aemennemm.
beauty
counselor
Complimentary Skin
Care
Make-up Analysis
FRANCESMcLEAN
Phone 392-W
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SPECIALS IN
Bedroom Furniture
COME IN AND SEE THE NEW BEDROOM.FURNITURE
NOW ON DISPLAY •
•
NEW iSHIPMENT OF INLAID LINOLEUMS AND FLOOR
COVERINGS JUST ARRIVED
•
G. A. WHITNEY
FURNITURE : FUNERAL SERVICE.
Phones: D019 - Nights and Sundays 65.
SEAFORTH : ONTARIO
IN STOCK
Ten -Test Masonite Plywood G3,-proc
Beaver Board Arborite Ten -Test Blocks
•
Asphalt Shingles Cedar -grain Shingles
Cooksville Bricks
Roll -Brick Siding and Roll Roofing
0
INSULATION
Loose 2 -inch Batts 3 -inch Batts
Insulated Siding
•
LUMBER, SASH AND DOORS
Screens made to order
CUSTOM MILLWORK
Seaforth Supply & Fuel Co.
PHONE 47.
L
O
AUSTIN CARS ARE THE BEST VALUE ON
THE ROAD TODAY'!
$1,695.00 For the De Luxe Sedan
(Includes Heater, Spare Tire, License and Tank of Gas)
TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED TO SUIT THE PURCHASER
. r
si
PARTS FOR AUSTIN CARS
are now available for immediate repairs
Service on All Makes of Cars
th'un'Hugill
EWVES STAt101 CIINTON
OkE 4W
Agent for•Atiteln and 'Vanguard Cart)
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