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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-07-10, Page 7• , I • Couple At Cromarty arried 50 Years Air. and Mr$. Robert Gardine were pleasantly surprised o th ,evening of their fifteenth wed ding anniversary. June 26. why their rn medi a Le relative gathered at their hone to wis them many more years of happiness and to enjoy a social time together. The bride and groom Were presented with many g'fts. Those present were Mr. and Airs. Wilmer Hewett and Jack, Lorniesboro:-Mr. and Mrs...James' Hewett and family, Londesboro, Air. and Mrs, George Glifillan and family,. Auburn, Mr. and Mr,s. Heber Shute and family, Kirkton. Mr, and Mrs. Leonard I-Tarris and Ernie, Mitten, Air. and Mrs. Mac Hodgert and fantilY, Thames Road, Mr. Alex Gardiner, ,Cromarty, and Miss Doreen Eckert, Rostook. Norris Reunion The annual Norris reunion was held in Lions Park, Mitchell, en Sunday with about. 75 mere - here of the clan present from Detroit, Hamilton, Stratford, Seated'''. Hensell, Mitchell and rom arty, r Course at Albert •College, e Air. and Mrs. Clarence Cole. man and family visited on ,Sun- day with Mr. and Airs. T. Laing. hs Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Laing and children visited with Mr. and Mrs. loyd Stewart, Kirkton. and Mr. and Mrs. John Jeffer- son. Munro, on SundaY. Air. and Airs. Donald McKin- non had as their guests during the past week, Mr. and Mrs. Alex McKinnon and daughter, Margaret, of Ferndale, Michi- gan, Mr, and Airs. Guy Wordee, Detroit, :and Miss Frances Gill and Lorne McKinnon, of London. Miss Gladys McKinnon returned to Ferndale with Mr, and Mrs. McKinnon, to visit with them and other friends. Mr. BM Haines and Miss Reta Sorenson, of Georgetown, spent the weekend with Mr. and. Mrs. James Ramsay. Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace and Debbie spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Frank Cadick and family at Bruce Beach, Mar- garet Ann, who had spent the week there, returned home with her parents. W.M.S. Harry Norris, Sr., Cromarty, was elected. president for 1959; .Mrs. Arnold Westlake, Cro- marty, secretary; Mr. Arnold Westlake, vice-president; Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Parker, Air. and Mrs. Hugh Flynn, and Mr. S nd Mrs. John, Howie, sports committee; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pinder, Mr. and k Mrs. Lorne Aiken, Mr. and Mrs, Ervin SU. lei'y and Mr. and Mrs. Mac Norris, table conveners. Winners in sports were: Chil- dren, 5 years and under, Robert Clarke; girls, 10 and under, Gail Storey; boys, Donny Williams; three-legged race, David Wil- liams and John Jacobe; young ladies' race, Donna Flynn, Gail Storey; young men, David Wil- liams and Hugh Flynn. Balloon race, Donna Flynn and Betty Storey; life saver race, Hugh Flynn's side; kick the slipper, ladies, Lila Storey; men, Bob Clarke; graceful walk, Nonie Jacobe. Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. Ken Duncan, Floyd and Janice, Kirkton, visit- ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott. The family of Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay McKellar visited with them at their home on Sunday evening. Mr, and Mrs, Robert Laing had as their guests on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. John Jefferson, Munro. Miss Margaret Jefferson and Miss Pauline Wekson, Lon- don, and Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Nairn, Cromarty, and Mr. and Mrs. T. Laing, Mrs. T. L. Scott is in atten- dance. at, the Leader's Training Garage Sunday And - • * Evening Service Open this Sunday, Wedries- I day afternoon, and during the evening throughout the week, .73 And Sons Ltd. .401InfoinloinfilnimulutivniMillimlomitaurnto Hunter-Duvar REUNION ? Whenever the family gets to. gather, it's a newsworthy occasion. Friends, far and near, enjoy reading about it. Tell us about it so we can report it in the soda( news. Phone 770. THE TIMEt-ADVOCATE Or your betel correspondent Mrs, E. Moore was hostess for the July meeting of .the Woman's Missionary Society, Mrs. W. Harper presided and led in devotions and the topic was given by Mrs. Moore, Mrs. L. Sorsclahl led in the Glad. Tidings prayer and also had charge of the study book with Mrs. T. Laing, Mrs, C. Me- Kaig and Mrs. Grace Scott assisting. Current events were given by Mrs. F. Allen, At the service on Sunday anorning, the infants a. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Miller, Mr, and Mrs, Eldon Allen and Mr, and Mrs. Robert Laing were baptized by Rev. S. Kerr. Topics From Elimville By MRS. ROSS SKINNER Baby Band Entertained The July meeting of the Elim- ville W.M.S, and W.A. was held on Wednesday in the form of a picnic when they entertained the Baby Band at Riverview Park, Exeter. A large crowd sat down to dinner after which Mrs. Lewis Johns, president of. the Baby Band, conducted the meeting. Mrs, Jain Ridley and Mrs, Johns ran off a few sports and some of the children went in • g, 4-1-1 Achievement bay The 4-H Achievement Day was held on Thursday at Seaforth District High School. The Elim- ville girls presented a skit, "Our National Pantry Shelf," taking part were Misses Shirley Johns, Betty Ann Stephen, Linda West- cott, Margaret Brock, Helen Hera and Shirley Jaques, Personal Items Misses Sharon and Helen Bat- ten spent a few holidays last week with their grandmother, Mrs. Ralph Batten of Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cooper visited with Mrs. Edith Baker of Grand Bend on Monday when she celebrated her 84th birth- day. Larry Skinner is spending a few days with Miss Shirley Jaques of Zion. Mrs. Harold Kerslake enter- tained a few young boys on Tues- day afternoon when Edwin eeles brated his tenth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor of Long Island, N.Y., are spending two weeks with Mrs. Taylor's mother, Mrs. Thos, Bell. On Sun- day evening following the Bell, family reunion Mr. and Mrs. Tay- lor delighted the members of the Bell Family by showing movies and slides of their recent trip around the world. The films included views of Africa,: India, China, japan, Thailand, Bali, the Hawaiian Island and Mexico. Mr. and Mrs, Henry Price, Mr. and Mrs, W, E. Bell and fam- ily and Mr.Anthony Kulp all of Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bell and 'evilly. of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bell and Carol Ann. and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Houston of Seaforth visited with Mrs, Thos. Bell on Sunday of this week. Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Hays were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Young and family of Wingharn. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hays and family, Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Hays and faintly of Wrox- eter, Mr. Ron Burns of llamas ten, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Fra- ser of Iltletton. • ' „.............., o ......................................„ 1 tinder Newanagernent M MAYFAIR RESTAURANT .EXETER Open Daily — 7 aim 11 p.m. Sundays 1 porn, 11 p.mit TASTY POD COOKED BY SANDY KUdHMA &tidy Kiiehmaas had experience as a cook fer 18 yetirs. Ile was a Cole for a high •ehi 8S restaurant in London, Ontario, and Also Sgt. Cook in the army I in Grey and SittiCOG Foresters, for five years. He SBrved overseas with the regiment In Ua1y GermanA tngland and Prance. Hensall And District News Pronounce Vows In Varna Church Varna United Church was the scene of a lovely nud-surnmer wedding Saturday, July 5, at 2 p.m., when Margaret Elizabeth Medymont, Toronto, and Doug- las Stuart Robinson, Toronto, ex- changed marriage vows in a double ring ceremony before the Rev, T. J, Pitt in a floral set- ting of delphiniums, Canterbury bells and peonies. The' bride is the daughter et Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ma:1mm% Varna, and the groom is the son of Airs. Greta Robinson, Toronto, Miss Margery Webster, Varna, provided wedding. =Sic and accompanied the soloist, Mrs. Lorne l3arker, of Thistle - town, who sang "The Lord's PPrraayyeerr:, and "The Wedding Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of hand clipped imported Chan - tin" lace with illy point sleeves. The sabriea neckline was etched with a petal effect, a bouffant nylon tulle skirt was accented with tiers of Chantilly lace -fall- ing into a slight suggestion of a train, Her fingertip veil was held in place with a tiara of seed pearls and iridescent se- quins, and she.carried a cascade of red roses,, Bridal attendants Mrs. Donald Barker, King City, Ont., matron of honor, and Miss Joan MeCly- mont, Varna, bridesmaid, sisters of the bride, chose strapless gowns of white organza with blue and yellow flowers em- bossed respectively tin the or- ganza, styled with a bolero ,jacket. They carried bouquets of blue carnations and white 'mums, and yellow roses and white 'mums respectively, Miss Ruth Barker, King City, niece of the bride, was flower girl, frocked in pink nylon, and car- ried a basket of pink roses. Donald Barker, of King City, was groomsman, and Ivan and Robert MeClyment, of Varna, brothers of the bride, ushered. For receiving at the reception held in the church parlors, the bride's mother wore a gown of crystalette in rose shade, cor- sage of yellow roses and white baby 'mums. The groom's mother chose powder blue arnel crepe with matching picture hat with corsage of pink roses and white baby mums. For their wedding trip, the bride travelled in a powder blue summer suit, with accessories in pink and white with which she wore a corsage of pink roses. Guests attended from King City, Thistletown, Woodbridge, Toronto and London, Contests Feature Reunion Of Orrs The ninth Orr reunion was held at Hanover Park on Sunday, June 29 and 50 relatives enjoyed dinner and supper. Places such as Detroit, Toron- to, Parkhill, Hensall, Wingham, Elmwood, Langside, Pine River, Bervie, Kinlough and Lucknow were represented. Eldest person present was Mrs. Wm, Orr; youngest child, Delbert Dare. Prizewinners were: calling hus- band to dinner, Mrs. John Cur- rie and Mrs, Wm, Lapp; ladies kick slipper, Mrs. Currie and Mrs. Melvin Orr Jr.; young ladies race, Betty .Ann Lapp and Mrs. Wm. Albright; men making ginger bread boy from news- paper behind back, Marvin Orr and Bob Orr; young men's race, Marvin Orr, Bud Orr; ladies and mens clothes pin relay, Mrs. Currie and Melvin Orr Sr.'Mrs. Dave Henderson. and Wm, Lapp; Children running, 5 and under,. Joyce Orr and Diane Currie; 6-9, Larry McConnell, Joan Percy and Rickie Orr tied for second place; 10 and up, Mary Joan Lapp and Jimmy McConnell. The next reunion is to be held at Riverview Park, Exeter with Mrs, John Currie, Wingham, and Mrs. Wm. Lapp, Wingham, to be in charge. The 1958 tore- mittee in charge were Mrs. Os- wald Rucli, Hyde Park, and Mrs, R. A. Orr, Hensel Family Reunion On Canada Day Jowett's Grove, Bayfield was the setting for the 1958 Stephen. son reunion on Dominion Day with 125 members of the clan attending from Marlette, Sagi- naw and Detroit, Mich., Sud, bury, Wingham and Wroxeter, Attending from Hensel]. were Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Stephenson, Mr. Percy Smale of Wainwright, Alta., who is visiting at the Stephenson residence, Mrs, Chas, Stephenson, Mr. and Mrs, Har- vey Keys' and family, Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Mousseau and fern- ily, An enjoyable program of sports was carried out under direction of Mr. and Mrs, John McConnell, Mr. and .Mrs, :Ralph Tuner, Mr. and Mrs. William Consitt, Mrs, Orville Stephenson and her two daughters from Marlette, Mich, sang during the meal hour. John Arrnsitong of Stanley was re-elected presicieht, and Lawrence Stephensoe of Varna, secretary. This Week hi Harpielf By• MISS M. HbOdiNt Mr. and Mrs. 'on& at Ham- ilton WereWeekend visitors with Mt. and Mrs. John •Mtaitinit, Mr, and Mrs. Cinet hardy I and family of pad visited with, her father, Mr, Mansell lioderts, doting the past weeh. Miss May Vedgins ol tendert spending the SUMMer vacation h her brother and Sister, Ate, Asell and MSS Maude xfod- M?. anti Mrs, Mark itiler nt Detroit. Miehvisited relatives ootid here lag week, IS i I wit PIVENOLY ANO COURTEOUS $ERVICt f Ma a 1- gin MN and Met, $, KUtittih Limmaiouniatotiftvattlf111(1111111EflocumnimuicilliffiriTIMIlniflffiffiffillfritliffififfiiitiltiffilli4 are Pingo Winners Legion Bingo winners Satur- day were: Tom Kyle. Wes Ven- ner Med); Margaret Smith: Har- ry Evans: Mrs. Wes Fenner Roy Pepper; Mrs. Clarence. Reid. (2); Mrs: Roy Pepper! Gary Lawrence. (2); Tom KYiga Mrs, W. Meilis. Share The Wealth, au Smale, Mrs, A. Foster. . jackpot this Saturday will be $65.Q0 in 55 calls. Persenat Herne BrYen son .of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fink, has returned home .after spending a week at the. Presbyterian Church carrip at Kintail, near Goderich. Mr, sand: Mrs. E. Rock'and Maureen, of Parkhill, were weekend visitors with Mr. And Mrs. Ray Ingrain - Mrs, Purdue and ,chlidren, of Camp ' Borden," are holidaying with the former's mother, MO. Violet Schwalm.. Mr. and Mrs. .Clarence Dhllthg _and son, of Sarnia, were recent visitors with the former's per- ents, Air. and Mrs, Wilbert Mr. and Mrs. 3...E. AicEwan, and Mr. and Mrs. John Foster, attended the 22nd annual Zona Caledonian S ociety Highland gathering at Ernbro, July 1. Air, and Mrs. Stewart Bell, Pauline and Ann, attended the circus at London on Friday. Mr, and Mrs. Bert Coffin, and Mrs. Kenneth Eyre of California, are vacationing with their con - sins, Mr. and Mrs, Campbell Eyre and family. Mrs. Glenn Bell, who under- went an operation in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on Wednesday morning, is improving nicely. Jerry licelinchey spent the weekend with his friend. Nelson McClinchey, of Clinton. Gwen, Virginia and Earl Short - house are visiting with their aunt, Mrs, Ruth. Carter, of Chin - tan for a week or so, while their mother Mrs. Alex Shorthouse is a patient in Clinton Hospital, having undergone an operation Monday morning. Jerry McClichey, Nelson Me. Clinchey and Billy Brown are vacationing for a week at Bay- field. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Moffatt, Patricia and David, London, spent the weekend with Mr. andMrs. Mrs. A. Moffatt. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Orr visited at Elmwood for the Dominion Day holiday with Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Orr Sr., and also attend- ed the Orr reunion at Hanover Park. Cathy, Jimmy and Christine McCloy, of Toronto, are vaca- tioning fa' a week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hess, at the Hesshaven cottage in the Pinery. Mr. and Mrs. 3. L. Mcdoy, Toronto, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs, Tom Tomlinson, of London, spent the past week va- cationing with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moore at Kapuskasing, Northern Ontario. Letter From Shipka Pu••••••••••••/......,•,,,,,Wwwswayow.••• Miss Irene McKenzie, of Wind- sor, spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Finkbeiner, leaving on Monday evening for Bayfield to spend some time visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John McKenzie and family, at the cottage. Mr. and Mrs, Mark Miller, of Detroit, were visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Ratz and family over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Russell and family, of Detroit, were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff.Russell and family. Miss Shirley Coleman, of Lon- don, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. J. Coleman, and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh, Morenz and Billie. Mrs, Michael Pliziak, of Wel- land, is staying this week at the home of her sister, Mrs. Stuart Sweitzer, while she is a patient in the hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Morenz and Billie, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morenz and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Les Adams and family attended the Morenz reunion at Mitchell Park, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Collette, of Toronto, were weekend visitors with her mother, Mrs. Jacob Ratz, Mrs. Collette and Cath- 'erine are staying for halidays. Miss Helen Hardy, of Lucan, spent last week with her cousin, Kathryn Love. Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. ROSS Love and Kathryn were Miss May Hodgins, of To- ronto, Miss Mande Hodgms, Mr, Mansell Hodgins, Mrs. Earl Deters, June, Janet and Kevin, of Grand Bend, Mrs. Arthur Gaiser, Diane and Denton are holidaying at the Geiser cottage near St, Josephs. Miss Joan Ratz spent several days last week with Miss Diane Geiser at the cottage. Baery. and Brian Clarke of Crediton, visited last week at the home of their grendmother, Mrs. Harry Cra rice, Mr. and. Mrs. Sack Ratz, Joan and Paul and Mrs, M. Rate, speet Tuesday at the Detroit Zoo, Me. and Mrs, Jim Clarice and Minify 'were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clarke and family at Zurich. Mr, and Mes. Jack Rat, Jean and Paul, spent Sunday visiting with Mre. Betz' parents, Mr, ad Mise. Robert Scott, at the cottage at Grand Bend, Miss Ruth McNair and Mr, 1)011 XtlinNlY, of liderton, were Saturday evening visitors with her grerelmother, Mre, :PT, Lam - Mrs. John Cada, Michael and 3arte, of Tecumseh, ate visiting A 1 the home of her parents, Mr, end Aire. Chris I3aUrrigartots. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kerslake and family. tif Mit-1011e, visited SUnday with Mt, end Mro liar. old Pinkbeiner, Bob, Bill and David. .WAAS Donate Fs To , . oreign gellef The WomansMissionary 50. cviety of the United Church met in the church schoolroom Thurs- day afternoon for their July 1)$ncirieenestr.tiliniAngigis.swiEthnisovaenrd thirtyrporuep- , were in •charge with Mies Bilis Mrs. Jarvis Horton and Mrs. !Melville Traquair conducted the devotional. A skit was presented "Christian Citizenshipp",by Mra. Win. Henry, Airs. Orville Bee- son, Miss taking the roles. President Mrs, G. Armstrong • pl-esided for the business. The group passed a motion to send a donation to Toronto to help de- fray shipping expenses of moo for the hales weighing 360 lbs. sent for overseas reilef. Tribute was paid to the late Mrs. Eva Carlile who held the position of stewardship secretary for many years in the or • -lion. Mrs. W. B. Cross submitted the treasurer's report. Mrs. William Cole and Mrs. Archie Itowcliffe reported having made twenty calls on the sick and shut ins. Mrs, J. Smillie and Airs, W. R. Dougall will form the visiting committee for July and August. The September meeting will be held on the regular day with a pot luck supper, and guest speaker. Following the meeting a picnic supper was enjoyed also a recreation period included sev- eral contests under direction of Miss Bibs and group. Visitors From Holland Mr. and. Mrs, G. Van Dyk, the Hague, Holland, are visiting this week with Mr, and Mrs. S. oobol, Mr. and Mrs. van Dyk arrived at Quebec May 12, 1958. There they visited with Mr. van Dyk's brother whom he had not seen for 32 years. Mr, van Dyk, a retired train conductor, is Mrs. Reobors uncle, He has another brother, Mr. M. van Dyk at Grand Bend. Bantams Win Hensall Bantams defeated New Hamburg Bantams 18-3 in a ball game at New Hamburg Monday night. The Hensall team, spon- sored by the I.O.O.F., will meet Seaforth Wednesday night, and New Hamburg Friday night at the local park, game time 6.45 p.m, Ernie Chipchase is mane - gar, and Ed Corbett and Gerald Belt, coaches. Personal Items Miss 1\1. Pierce, Toronto, visited with Mrs, W. B. Cross over the holiday weekend. Mr. and Mrs, S. Roobol spent the holiday weekend with Mr, and Mrs. A, Gelderland, Ridge - town. Misses Joyce McCallum and Ivlaja Roobol, student nurses at Victoria Hospital, London, spent a few days with the Iatter's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Roobol. Mrs. John MeMurtrie and Mrs. Thursday,. i3ell attended the fune- ral of Mrs. Elmer Tuffin of Kit- chener h eld at Seaforth on The Story tn Saintsbury Ay JRS H. Pits)44, Personal Items 4, The Trus-Alivocto, July 1O.t 19$0 P• olloututimmintiottillitimmummuntomulogimonimumatilimututilimatmionsmmiiitill4lonsi*PPAIP t a Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Cox, St.1 Petersburg, ;Florida, visited with Mr. and Mrs. He' Davis, Airs, Fred Davis and Air. and Mrs. Murray Abbott and. Air. Gordon if Washburn of this community 1 during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Smyth, of Midland, returned home en Fria- clay. Ledies UHt j The W.A. Of St. Patrick's ,Church met at the home of Mrs. Tem Kooy last Tuesday. A business and devotional per- iod was followed by an after- noon of quilting. Mrs. Earl At- kinson won a manhunt contest conducted by Mrs. if. Davis. On Th u r s d a y evening, the Ladies Guild was held at the 1 hone of Mrs, T. IcooV. Report of "June Tea" was given by the treaserer. Proceeds were $197.25, The quilt was finished. Sunday School Picnic Sunday School picnic of St. Patrick's Church was held at Riverview Park, Exeter, with 52 present. After dinner sports were en- joyed by all. Winners were; under school age, Heather Dav- is, Dennis Maguire; 6 to 8, Alvin Weiburg, Lois Hodgins; 8 to 10, Leroy Maguire; 10 and up, Wayne Carroll, Kickathe-slipper, senior, Mild- red Weiburg, junior, Lois Hod- gins, young men, Wayne Car- roll; wheelbarrow race, Lem Maguire and Wayne Carroll, Al- vin Weiburg and Lorry Green- lee; three-legged race, Sharon Davis and Carroll Latta; potato race, Joyce McFalls, Mildred Weiburg. Oldest o present, Earl Atkinson; youngest, David Latta; farthest distance, Mr. and Mrs, Barry Noels; largest family present, Weiburg family; spot race, Phyl. his Weiburg, Personal Items Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Smythe, Midland, and Mr, and Mrs. Ifeber Davis were Thursday eve- ning guests with Mr, and Mrs, Hugh Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis are spending a few days in Midland, Mrs, Richard Dickins and Mrs, Will Dickins are visiting a few days with Mrs. Fred Davis. , Mrs, Arthur Abbott and Muriel are spending a few days in Glencoe. Miss Joyce McFalls is spend- ing holidays with her niece and nephew, Michael and. Heather Davis. A number from the 'commun- ity attended the barn dance held in Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dickins' new barn on Friday evening. Mr.and Mrs. Hugh Davis, Heather and Michael attended the first birthday party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mc. Falls Sunday evening in honor of David. Coot,Mani Sum , -Dur big stock of sornmer sport and T, shirts is r e ally ma liangsome lightweights ill a big variety of pat- terns aud colors. TRY IA FOR A ,•Otsigi SPECIAL CLEARING Sport Shirts 1,98 Bathing Suit Buys. SWJM SUITS SETS, only a few left . 1/2 -PRICE ALJ OTHERS 10% -4ff Walper's Men's Wear Phone, Si Exeter Z • llll wolitizimummitinimmummoniummIltuoimolmumimMOnmonzmilumeniummTwoutaionfli., mentmolummintritosturnmutamousuloommuluzitutuinommintommammlimulmotiouintit1410/a. I • Bring Your Car in For Front-ind Alignment and Our Expert Mechanics Will Give You Service At Its Best! 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