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School Reports
REPORT S. S. NO: 11, STEPHEN
The following is the report for
February of S. -S. No.11, Blackbush.
Pupils whose nameare marked with
an asterisk were absent for one or
=ore examinations. '
Sr, IV -Clara Deltrich 82; Hazel
Disjardine 78; Elda Devine 68; H.
Morenz 57.
Jr, IV -Eugene Deitrich 49; T.
Vincent 42*.
Sr. III -Trellis Disjardine 73;
Verna Disjardine 61; Veva Adams
55; Ile. Maeon 1513; Bruce Gardner
52; Ernest French. 51.
Jr. Dietrich 80; Lea -
ter Disjardine 51; Roy Morenz 51;
Louis Deitrich 47; Ira Vincent 41*.
2nd class -Rita Deitrich 71; H,
Ziler 67; Eileen Disjardine 62; L.
Devine 52; Elva Adams* 384 Earl
Gardner 36,
1st class -Earl Deitrich 61; Syl-
via Vincent 55; Viola Vincent 390,
Pr, -Evelyn French 63; Aldene
Rreeter 62; Tresia Ziler 59; Verna
:Vincent 46.
Number on roll 30;. average at-
tendance 28.
L. M. Snell, teaclier
REPORT S. S. NO. 3, STEPHEN'
The following is the report of S.
S. No. 3, Stephen for January; and
February. •
Or. IV -Harold Bell 73.6; Percy
'Willie 70.5; Ruby Jory 69.2.
Sr. IV -Allan Penbale 80.8; hon.
Grace Penhale 64; Howard Preszca-
ter 62,9; Billy Triebner 60.9.
Jr. III -Stanley Preszcator 76.7
hon.; Laverne •Christie 76 honors;
Billy Johns absent.
and. class -Ruby Preszcator 86.8
••210nors; Edward Triebner 75.8 hon.;
Ilene Jory 59.8; Irene Johns absent.
Pr. -Clifford Jory, Presz-
tetor.
Perfect spelling for two months,
Grace Penhale.
Number en roll 16; average at-
lendance 14.9.
G. B. Francis, teacher
IMPORT S. S. NO. 10, SI;EPHEN
Fellowing" is the report of S. S.
No. 10, Siahlien-fror the month of
Februemy.
r. IV-egekialifdeove 87.2; Nora
411.111110M111•,• • • •
•
Webb 755; Edison Pollock 66,8;
Ellen. Hicks 63.1; Stanley Beetle
60,9,
Jr„ IV -Pearl Carruthers 80.9;
Mervyn Love 77,
I$r. III --Ruth Carruthers 75.7;
Cecil Hartle 75.4; Doris Hicks 6.34.
2nd classe-Ruth Love 461; Ruby
Hicks 450; Emerson Leyte 3$6;
Cameron McGregor 348;E1da Brown'
254.
'1.st class -Helen McGregor 270.
Sr. Pr. -Willa Carruthers 275.
Numiber on roll 17; average at-
tendance 16.5.
0.. R. Corbett, teacher
WINCHELSEA SCHOOL REPORT
Senior Room
Report of the Senior Room if
Winchelsea School for the months
of January and February. Pupils
were examined in all subjects.
V-josephine McElrea, 87; Elsie
Heywood 82; Vinetta Routly SO;
Carman Anderson 79; Llbyd Bell
7•8; Clarence Prance' 77; Maizie
O'Reilly 76; Lorne 'Elford 76; Olive
Jahns 74; Russell Mille 71; Greta
Fletcher 71; Lloyd Hern 66; Ralph
Cornish 64; •Phillip Hern 6'3; 33es-
ale Anstin 56.
Sr. IV -Gertrude Carnm 85; Ella.
Reutly.• 81; Laura Ford 20; Gorden
Brooks .74; Ruby Johns 70; Ronald
Elford 68.
Jr.. IV --Gladys Johns 80; Ken-
neth Hern 76.
Si'. III --Lillian Much 83; Dor-
othy Johns 82; Earl •Coultis 79
Marin Miners 77; Alma. Gower 74;
Eula' Herdman 69; Thelma, O'Reilly
65; Irvin O'Reilly .64; Gordon
Prance 62; Ethel Coward, 61.
Number on roll 3,3. I:
• L. McCulloch, teacher
Student (leaving college): "Good
bye, sir. I want t�, thank you for
ali I.have learned from you."
Protesser; "Don't mention
nothing • at all."
DOROTHY E. GRASSICK
A. L. C. M.
(Honor Graduate) London, England
Instruction in
Piano, Violin, Harmony, Theory
Studio N. Albert Street. Box 160
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TUESDAY, MARCH 10th
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AFTERNOON AT MARS THEATRE
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'Mechanical DIscueston
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Tana-411story' of Agriculture
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Talk-Prepaeation of the Seed
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"the. of die Forel" Plibitt G4
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IN MEMORIAM•
CiAtaiN-In loving Memory of our
dear father, Mr. Chas. Cann, who
passed away March 6, •1.930.
Just one year ago today, • .•
Sines our dear father •passed away;
He was always good and,kind, . ••
To all these he left behind.
People may think that we forget,
When at times they see us smile;
But theylittleknow the bearteche,
That a •smile hides, a]1 the while.
Lovingly remembered by Daughters
and San.
IN MEMORIAM
HAIITLEIlan loving memory of
our dear mother, Mary Ann Then,
who died five ' years ago today,
March let.,
In our home she is fondly ,remem-
bered,
Sweet memories cling to her name
Those who loved her In life sincerely
Still love her in death just the
•same.
Ever remembered by her loving bus -
band and children,
LN MEMORIAM
WEBBER-In loving memory of our
dear babies Leonard Rey and Le-
ola May, twin babies of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Web:ber, who passed
away one year ago, March 4th and
5th, 1930.
od knew that they were suffering,
And the hill was hard to climb; •
So He closed their wevy eyelids and
whispered, "Pace be Thine."
Tile flowers we place upon the
grave, •
May wither and decay;
But the love' for thein who sleep
beneath,
Will never fade away.
Ever remembered lly Father, Mother
Brother, Sister and Grandparents&
IN' 'MEMORIAM
McFALLS-In loving memory of
Wilbert McFall% who passed away
five years ago, March 3, 1926.
Ever remembered by his loving
daughters, Mrs. Garnet Flynn. and
Mrs, 0. Dixson.
•
HARPLEY '
Mssrs. W. Lenehan and W. Mc-
Keon visited over the week -end at
Mr. David Eaglesoe'se
hlr. and Mrs. Hugh Love spent
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs; U. Pfile
of Zurich. ,
Mr Mark inner, Mes, LeGrande
Wright and Miss Lillian Hayter, of
Detroit, motored here :on. Saturday
returning Sunday. Mrs. Miller who
has been visiting here returned with,
them. •
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac pestard spent
Friday evening' with Mr. and AIM
Hugh Love,
Little Miss Margaret Taylor was
taken to St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don, on Tuesday to have an opera-
tion on her ear. 'We hope she will
seen be well argain.
We are glad to hear that ,Miss
Hodgins is improving after her x' -
cent illness and is able to be home
again.
Mrs, 'W111. Hayter entertained re1.1
atives last MOnday evening on the
• event of her birthday,
Miss Corbett, 'ofiroordwich, is visit-
! Jr, her sister Miss 0. A. Corbett,
Mrs, Gushing; "My daughter has
Wonderful musical talent. Where
wo.uld you suggest sending her for
voles cuture7"
Mrs, ti ashitlg: (new neighbor
across the hall, speaking very quick.
ly: "Oh, by an Inetate, send her
abroad:"
EXETER Scli0014.13XPORT
„vol.' Ji'' :and Vebritury
ROOM- VI
Sr. IV, honors -Patsy Martin .85t
Mary Van •Cezup 88; Betty °melte,
82.
Pass -Lorne Hoe y 73; Bobby
Pinney 7-3; Jessie jennhige 72; Ei-
leen Sims 71; Billy Wilsen 68; „G.
68; Warren Seludere 67;
Jack Peyrie 67; Ernest Chipcbase
66.*; Florence. MoDouala. 66;. Chas.
Cox 64;'LloYd Liudenfield 62; Hel-
en Bellew 63; Verdun Wells 60;
Dorothy Welsh 60; Rae Herig 60;
Bernice Delbridee 60*.
Below ?ase-Cla Reid, 56; Fred.
Simmons 56; :Clifton Hunter 60;
Gordon Hewlett 54*; Harry penhale
48*.
Jr. IV, pass -Jack ••Doerr 74; Dole
le Harvey 70; Fern Luther 70; El-
don Caldwell 70; Harry Beaver 69;
Warren May 69; Janette Deering
68; Barbara Atkinson 62.
Below pass -Irene VanICanrp ;
Doreen Campbell 68; Ray Smith 56;
Kathleen Lawson •64*; Billy Pen -
bale 51*,
Neniber on roll 40; average at-
tendance 38.7,
S, neWarcl, "Prin.
ROOM V
Jr. IV -.-Ruth Pearce 74; 'Velma
Bartow 78; Dean Allen 72; AlMire
Brintuell 70;. Ray Genttner 68; M.
Powell 68; Annie Cox • 67;• Reggie
McDonald 67; Millar Campbell 66;
Harry Kestle 61,
Below Pass ---Tom Campbell 59;
Bobble- Dlleriegten 54*; Jack jell -
Jack jepeings.44***.
Si'.' HI -Elaine Sta•nbury 88; Lau-
rens Beavers •85; Ray Jones 83; Si.
Fulte' 82;. John Heymane 82;` Lloyd'
J4es, .80; Gerald Fitzgerald 79; D.
Traquair 77; Barbara Denney 75.
Pass -Margery Heywood' 73; Vic,'
tor Latinen 70; Helen Grieve 65*; •
Orville. Snell 67; Howard Elliot 66;
Margaret Campbell 65; Roy Camp-
bell 63; Jack Brletnell .63; Ro.bena
Hunkin 61*; Billy'Kydd 61; Harold;
Elliot 61; "Charlie 'Snell 60; Alvin
Lindentield 60. • .
Below Pass -Marlon Weber. '57;
Wilfred.'Peekins 55;' Hilton Sanders
54; Howard•Laverty 49e Cecil Smith
39; Robbrt Brooks absent farseven
tests.
Number on roll 41; average' at-
tendance 38.2,,
Horton, teacher
• It. ROOM IV • .
Jr, III, honors -Grant Taylor 85;
,Margaret Meleille. 84; 'l'ack Ander-
son 83; Grace Snell 82; Clarence
McDonald 81;. Tem Willard 81; Jo-
sie Kerslake 80; Gerald 1VicFalis
78.9; Evelyn Lawson 78.8; Ralph
Delbridge 78; Hazel Snell 77.5; Ver-
non Heywood 77.
14ass-Anna Kernick 73.1e Ethel
laydd 71; Donald Winer 70*; Lloyd
Genttner 68; Eileen .Andrew 66.8;
Helen Bowden 66; Gail Browning
05; -Lorraine Armstrong 64.8; Ise-
-belle Appleton 64.3; David Kestle
64.2; Clifford Quanee 62; Betty Ho-
garth 610; Freda Moore e0.70; T,
Wilson.60;' Lillian McDonald 59.54;
Lloyd Hunter 59.2; Eleanor Abbott
58.9e Olive •Caldwell 58.4; Mahlon
Ryckmau 58.4; Lloyd Stanlake 570;
Jack ;S,mith 56*; Wesley Rycliman
51; Gerald Lawson ZO; Walter Da-
vis 49; _Maxwell Harness: 48; Mary
'Taylor 390*; Gerald Cornish 60000;
Gordon Sanders frassed 12 tests.
,Number en roll 40; average at-
tendance 37.2.
W. A. Frain, teacher
ROOM III
•
•
2nd' it, Hoeors-Labelle Sims 87;
Margaret Clark S7; Richard Stan -
bury 86; Betty Baynliam 83; Andrew
Biorling 83; Jean Appleton 83; T.
Hockey 821 Ernest McTavish 82;
Leonard Harvey 82; Carl Stirs 82;
Hazel Jones 81; Murray ainore 79;
Mildred Beaver 78; Rcibert South-
eott 7.
Pass -Alva Elliott 120; Billy
Chipchase 67*; Irene Drools 570;
Patsy Russell absent.
2nd B -Honors -Billy Jones '70;
Stanley Tucker 78; Irene Eydd 77;
June Bartow 77; Marie Leppard 76;
Doris: Payne 76; Kathleen Kestle
76; Lloyd. Hewitt 75; Ross Moore
75,
Paes-Gerald Lawson 74; Elmer
McDonald 73; Eldrid Simmons_ 72;
Neil McDonald •67; Tom Walter 64;
Doreen Sims 61,
Below pass -Bruce Cann 59*;
Phillippa Harness 58; 'Sidney Stil),
360'; John Colliligwood 340 Nor-
man •Sanders absent,
Number on roll 38; average at-
tendance. 34.
lVt. M. Rowe. teacher
ROOM
Class A., h,OnOrs-lalorenee South -
cat 91; Catherine' Armstrong 87;
Coquoline iSlinmons 88; Bert
85; Alta Harvey 84,3; Jean Grieve
844 Harry Parsens 83,7; Jimmie
Kirk 82,0; Doris eloOre 83.4; Mar-
ian Elliot 81; Ila Willis 80; Stewart
Vann 79.9; Dills Pearce 79.7; Doris
Cutting 79.5; Dorothy Jennings 78,8
Audrey Sims 78.8; Doris Webber
78.2; Jean MODonald 78; Jean Cann
17.1; T3essio treats 77*; 131111e Wel-
per 74; Anita Brititnell '75.6; Norma
Stonehouse '75.2; Phyllis, 00090r
75.1; Raymond Snell 75,
Pass-Lorralrie Atkinson 74.7;
14tarybell Yule 74.5; Tana Elliott 74.4
Calvin Heywood 74.3; 'Shirley Pen -
hale 73; Douglas Ilarlieee 71.9; XVP
'Vitus 71*; Joan Snell '70; HY.• Per
las, 69.3; Jeck .011'ipcbase 69.1*;
Labelle Lotman 60; Japk Harness
64; Vera Culbert 6.2*1 Margaret
Fitzgerald absent.
Class B, honora-Caroline Wolis
82; Francis. Icing $0; Frieda •Stire•
70.
Pass -Teddy .1\11CDOnald,. 54; 1411-,
Ilan Kestle 6-0,
Below pass -Orval Hunter 04. •
Number on roll 45; Average at-
tendance 40.
• IV. E. Pridham, teacher
PRIMARY
Class -Marjorie May, Norma;
Wilson, Annie Mason, Donothy Lydd
Roy Kirk, Neil Jones,,Norman Han-
nigan, Bobbie Burns, Sidney Tucker,
Marion Smith, Donald Traquair,
Doris Bays and Murry . Stenlake
equal, Jackie Cann, Norman Culbert.
Class. B -Britain Senaers„ jean
Elliot, Norma Persons, Harold Elliot
-Carl Genttner, •Ethei stirs, Walter
Sims, Richard Pilon, May Willis. •
Class 2 -'Ross Ward, Isobel Snell,'
Lillian Hewitt, Hereld Ilbeloy, Jas,
Triebner, George Doerr, Irvine Aria
-strong, Lois Clarke, Mary aTeDong.TC
June. Smith, Walter Caipcaase,
Class 3 -Douglas Brintuell„
Via., Kestle, Margaret Culbert, Jas,
Willis, Betty Perkins, Clayton Sand-
ers aheent.
Numbr on roll 43; average 'atten-
dance 37.4„
R. A, Creech, teacher
REPORT S. S. NO. 5, t'SBORNIll
The following is the report of S,
S. N. 5, 'Osborne for the month of
Febrilary.
' Sr. fV--elSelva . Fisher 77; Earl
Heywood 70.6; Roy Frayne 69,3;
John Gregus 64.1i Dalton Heywood
60.8,
Sr. Perkins 77.8; • Or-
ville Webber 67; .Earl Frayne 62.6;
Ivan Webber 61,1; Eldon Heywood
56.5. •
Jr: III-Leelancl. Webber 82.1; I..
Perkins 81; ,Paul Gregus 755; Fee,
rol Fisher 66,1; Helen Westcott
65,5; Verne Heywood 59; Jack
Frayne 56.2. •
•
2nd. class- Gordon $Kleindeeldt
77.5; Iva Fisher 65.3;, Stanley Fray-,
lie 61.5.
1st, claes--Ray HeYmPood, Lloyd
Webber, Shirley' Gregus.
Pre -Faunae Godholt:
Number on roll 24; average. at-
tendance 23.
• Alvin R. Dodds, teacher
CHISELNURST •
. The service of song in the church
aix Sunday, March 8th will bee led
by the Men's Choir of sixteen voices
Spedial numbers will he rendered by
the choir "Let the Lower Lights be
Burning," and "Lord, I'm Coming
Heine," .A solo by Mr. Mervyn Cud -
more; "A, clean .Heert." Also a
special message by the pastor Rev.
A. Sinclair.
On the following Thesday, March
10th, the W. M. S, will meet in the
school rooma of the church for their
regular monthly meeting. The pro-
gram is ie charge of Mrs. J. M.
Glen, The resPonse to roll Call is
to be the name, et a United church
Missionary, where stationed, and an
outline of the work they •are :doing.
We have been pleased to See what
interest has been*taken in the Sun-
day seheol, this past ilionth, the at-
tendance being seventy-five and over
Miss A. McTaggart was able to be
out again en Sunday, resuming her
work as a teacher. A splendid miss-
ionary programme wasapreparea by
Mrs. Will Parsonse,canyenor of miss-
oomniittee and glen on missionary
Sunday, Mareli 1St. Besides the re-
gular offering a birthday offering
is taken each month in aid of miss-
ions,
Mr'. Silas johns is visiting for a
few weeks at the home of Mr. and
Mes, W.. S. Pybus.
KIRKTON ..
MI's. Samuel Switzer, who has been
suffering with a sore foot is in Lon-
don consulting a seeelalist,
Me told Mrs. Reg. Doane and fam-
ily, ,Of St. Marys, and Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Paynter were .Sunday visit-
ors with Mr. end Mrs. Am•os Doupe.
'Wise Eliza ,Shier, who has beet) in
St. alaryathe past two weeks return-
ed hom.e on Thursday.'
•'The farmers in this locality are
al) in the air over the raw deal they
got fromCanadian
the Canner at
Exeter. Last year they tanw 'sad
all around here •advising!`tarine s to
grow corn 1,nd peas for them, and
this year we are infornied that the
vinery will not open this summer,
and the contracts have all been let
to their near friends, • '
• CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
- of
HORSES, CATTLV, 140GS, singn
AND' GRAIN
McNeil & Nair,auctioneerS, have
received histractions from , Silas
Shier to sell by public auction Om
Lot 10„ Con. L4, Ivry. of tisliorne,
.2h mites North of girkton, en
TCPSDAY; MARCH lOtla 1031
Commending at 1, o'cloelt sharp the
• following
HORSESe-Olyde filly rising 'three
years old; Porcheron eat, 7 atontha
old.
CATT1E--3 .cows With all at
feet; 2 (areal aue at '011ie •ef. sale;
cow due Illaralt 2501; DiArbairt 11e4fe"
,ee due March 20;h; 2 cows ilneOUi
April 10th; 1 cow due May •fitli;
cow due iMay alet. 'These aro a lot
of young Darharn,, Nolstein ..a#4
sey cows :and will ibe sold with
.gnarantee.
.10c1S---3.5 brood sows duo itt
March, f414 Aurli; 3 sows 'bred two
wcolM; York hog, 19 Months old;'
pair of pure- bred English HiaekSp•
4 months old. These hogs exe se
est breeding,
seea orath-3.00 Ibus. No. 21 bar'
ley grown from registered seed aid
cleaned through Mr, MoNaughton'a
seed cleaner; 100. bus, Victory Oats;
50 bus. of early Alaska Oats.
TERMS
$10,00 and under, ,cash; over that
.amount 8 months credit will we .giy”.
-en ea furnishing approved 3-oint
notes, approved by the• manager ot
the Bank of Montreal, Written, with
5 per cent, added,, Na reserve es
-everything will be sold to the
hlgli-
est bidder.
No outside stock allowed at this
sale.
MeNDIL & NAIRN, Auctioneers
SILAS .SHIER, Proprietor.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
all creditors and ,others having
claims against the estate of ELIZA.
JANE •SHEPHERD, late of the Town-
ship of •Tuatersmith, in the County.
of Huron, Married Woman, who'
died on the teveltth day of February-
A.D„ 1930,, are required to forvrard
their claims duly proven to the un-
dersigned •on or before the twenty,
-
third day of March A,D., 1921.
AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIV-
EN that' after the said date the Exe-,
miters will proceed to distribute the..
estate having regard' only to the -
claims of which they then shall have
notice, •
DATED at EXETER, Ont., this'
third day of March A,D., 193t. . •
• •GLAD1VIAN & STANBURY' •
• Exeter' and Hensel'
Executors' Solicitors.
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that.
all • creditors and others having
clainls against the estate of JOHN.
STEWART R., late of the Town-
ship of Tuckeremith, in the, Comity
of Huron, Fanner, are required to
forward their claims duly proven to
the undersigned on or before the -
ninth day of March A. D., 19e1.
AND NOTICE IS.FURTHER GIV-
EN that after the said date the Ad-
ministrator will proceed to distribute,
the estate having regard oily th the.
claims of which he thou .e:ball lave
uotice,
• DATED at Exeter, Onto, this six-
teenth claY of February A: D, 1031.
• GLADMAN & STANBURY
• Exeter 'and Hensel! •r •
• Solicitors for Aclaiinistratoea
it
• .NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE' IS HEREBY GIVEN that
all creditors and others having
Claims against the estate of 1VTARY
.STEWART, late of the Township of
•Tuolteramith, in the County of Hu-
ron, Widow, . are required to for-.
ward their clahns duly proven to the -
undersigned on or before the, nintia
day of Murat A.D., 1931. • •
AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIV-
EN' that after the said date the _Ad-
ministrator will proceed to ,distri-
;
bute the estate having regard only -
to the claims of which he then sbala
have notlee.
DATED at Exeter, Out., this six-
teenth day of 1;ebruery A. D., 1981-
GLADMAN & S'TANBDRY
Exeter and Hensall
Solicitors for Administrator
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that'
all creditors and others having,*
claims against 'the estate of MARY
STEWART, late of the Townsbip of
Tuckersmith, in the County ef Hu-
ron, Mils*, are Tee:tired, to for-
ward their claims duly proven to the
undersigned on or before the ninth
clay of March A. D., 1931,
AND NOTICE IS FURTHER IGIV--
EN tliat after the said date the Ad-
ministrator will proceed to distribute -
the estate having eagarcl only to the
cloatilien: of Which he thee. shall lieVee
li
DATED at Exeter, Ont., this six-
teenth day of February A. D. 1931..
MADMAN & STANBURY
Exeter and Hensel?
Senators for Administrator- •
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GTVEN that'
all creditors and others having
olefins against the estate of JOHN'
STEWART JR, late of the Township,
TuelcurSMitli,,111 the County of Hu-
ron', Farmer, are required to forward,
theist claims duly proven to the un-,
dersigned on or before the ninth day
of Mardi) A. D., 1981.
AND NOTICE Xf PVIVrITErt orv-
EN that atter the said date the Ade
1111111strator will proceed to dletri-'
butt. the estate having regard only
to the claims • of which, he then
Shall have notice.
DATDD at Exeter. Ont., this slt.
teenth day of February A. D., 1931.
(MADMAN' & STAN/IV/1Y
11xeter and T-Tensail
elioltott for AdmialstratOlt•