The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-02-09, Page 31
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Bull ders• bu y here
Or4A4'
Ifioarcis up
ins:urance
South Horan District High
School board decided TuesdaY
night change their student
'liability insurance to give more
coverage O. the pupils at the
sabot.
1 The new policy rails for a
Payment of up to $1,000.00 for;
aecidentel death and up to
88,000.00 for medical eXOenses-
The insurance covers the stu
dents while .on their way to
and from school .and during all,
school activities,
W. U. Hodgson, acting as
insurance broker for the area (•••-:.--
representatives, told the board
that they eould have the new
policy at a cost of 82.00 per
student, the same rate they
are now paying. Previously,
the policy only paid $100,00 for
medical expenses.
The hoard also authorized
payment for the school's com-
pensation to cover the teaching
staff, clerical staff, janitors
and the members of the board
while they were on school
bitsiness,
The fire insurance premiums
were also authorized at: the
meeting, Mr, Hodgson told the
hoard that the insurance had FORMER VILLAGE COUNCILLOR DIES HERE
been adjusted to take in the
recent addition and the build- Joseph Pavis served for eight years
ing and contents were insured
for a total of $900,000.00
The' insurance on the school ax mill
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is diveded among ten area in-
surance representatives. All /
but two had presented their
premiums for paymerit.
manager
oseph Davis dies
Order more lockers
The Time$,AdVOcalet February 9i 1961 Pile,
Hay appoint board.
for community centro
, Appointments to the .1-143/1 Village of Zurich was! re -
township community eebtre1 qUested to pay the.. township
board were rompleted by court.' the outstanding tax arrears
, ell Monday afternoon, lnenalty and interest owing by
Representatives inchicief Jo.! the, residents 9f Zurish prior
seph Hoffman, federetion ; to ncorporatio
Lloyd O'Brien, Zurich: Hula -1 A grant of $25 Was Made to
ert Sehithe, Lions; Arqold Mer -i the Huron Soil and Crop 11n..•
ninuemergr,icieia:"Ad Uniorneb eirhseo iboerrItya r; dcaovmeares. provenlent Ass'n.
Reeve Valentine Becker and forteA rgtroaow: ncigsehairlopeancirtssel)ain• etYascerrneut artijnnlma
Decpottutnyc.pueela,ceceircptaerdt Ha ahpeerteitri.on roolenitoPalities' conventions M
To
Reeve Becker presided. Next
for drainag,e Work from Gar.
not Patterson and Raymond. Anerone W44 neAu aonvitay,
Kading,c'oitbett, loakes,robaudeasnve,stwaCs ap.PMargll at ...BO P'tn/
poipted engineer on the, drain,
Call for tenders
Tenders for warble fly spray,
ing, supply of warbicide pow.
1 der and applications for in-
spectors were called, Dead.
line is March 4.
Stops auto theft
by London boys
Quick action of a former The candy of superior
Exeter youth, now training as quality.
a policeman in London, led to
the arrest of two London juve- Valentine Box $2,25
Mies on a car theft charge
last week,
,Tarnes Tomlinson, son of Others, Gift -Wrapped
75 new individual lockers to he ,Toseph Davis, who for 31: were one of the first couples St., used his own car to over- CAR5L5'";:o8N1.3v0A,L$E1;:r5INE
The board decided to order Mrs. Marjorie Dilkes, William
Years was manager of the flax, to be married in the new Tri- take the boys, aged 13 and 14,
Jenny Lind
Chocolates
erected at the school. At pre- GREETING. CARDS
sspenatcetherroer iseanchot satnutdpelent,localtnear hdao,,,,m•
mill in Exeter berth, died Sun.' via Memorial Church. In 1949 after he noticed a can operat-
in the Heywood nursing Mr. and Mrs. Davis cele- ing in an unusual manner on A Complete Selection
with an increased enrolment e in his 93rd year. : ()rated their diamond wedding Dundas St. Tomlinson was oft
Mr. Davis was born on the jubilee. Mrs. Davis prede- ' duty at the time.
expected next year,
they felt tiibbert Township boundary, ceased him on April.2, 1953. i The police cadet chased the Bob Middleton
it was advisable to order as
and eame to Exeter early in 1 For eight years Mr. Davis car until it crashed into a stop ,
many as space allowed.
Successor to Johnston's
The lockers were ordered lifOen represented Exe
January 23, 1889, he mar -1'0e municipal council, heading after one of the boys while a DRUG STORE
i ter north on sign. Then he took out on foot!
from Sunshine -Waterloo at a ried Sophia Sleinhagen. TheYr the polls in 1917 and 1921. :passing citizen nabbed the'
cost of $1,384,85, aproximately
Phone 447 1
$18,50 each. The new lockers He enjoyed excellent health other, Exeter
Iwill have to be bolted or strop- most of his life and was in in .... MIMMID111111111011110 ....... HVIIIIIMIHHOMIMMOHOIMITHHIIIIIIRIMMIHIMIHMIHUDIAIIIIHOWt;
ped to the wall and will have
Urc erabout two weeks.
e the nursing blame for only
sloping tops to facilitate clean-
ing. Surviving are a daughter,
three (Emma) Mrs. P. Stevenson,
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Following a recommendation from dopts
from the department of educe- _ ' of Wind'sor- four sons, Roy,
tion, the board requested the Mt. Ulla, N o rt h Carolina;
property committee to make a The ChriCharles, of Exeter, who is alstian .R e f o r m e d ;
thorough inspection of the build. Church, Exeter,. has decided; present quit
iquite ill; Gordon, To-
ing for possible fire hazards to sponsor the mmigration of i mite and Clifton, London,
or traps, They recommended three Yugloslav refugees to I The funeral Tuesday after -
that the fire chief he asked to this area. noon was held from the Hop -
assist in the inspection. At its annual meeting Thur- per -Hockey funeral home con..
The board also asked ?rine. day, the congregation support-Iducted by Rev. R. S. Hiltz, of
ed an application to bring a Main St. United Church. Th '
H. L.
pal H Sturgis to advise the e
senior students that they were father and son, as well as a 1 bearers were Dalton Finkbei-
no longer covered under the single individual to the coin- ner, Ken Campbell, Stanley
Ontario Hospitalization plan inunity.All are. farm workers, Frayne, Ted Wainer Alfred
after they had reached the age
of 19.
X letter from the department
pointed out that many students
The project will be sponsor- Wuerth and J. M. Southeott. I
ed thrnugh the deacons' fund terment was in the Exeter c
of the church, 1 metery.
In adopting its budget for
were not aware of this situa- 1961, the congregation approv-i
tion and cases had resulted ed the purchase of a tape re-;
where families had been heav- corder to record church ser -t
ily burdened with medical ex- vices for sick and shut - in,
pendue to their lack of members.
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A number of winter works projects in the Exeter area 'are keeping district{ knowledge of the siteation. Reports on the various aS.:
tradesmen busy this year. Top photo shows bricklayers building up a wall for the 1 ' .. ,pe4s of congregational activity
shortage
- revealed an excellent year,
$150,000 addition to South Huron Hospital. Below, work progresses on the new. Membership now stands at 270
office building at the corner of Main and Huron streets. In addition, construction ' Gov't, church „„is in' 50 families. The' PUC Sup% H. :L. Davis said
is expected to begin shortly on the liquor store at the corner of Main and Wel- i r • church met its obligations and , this week the town's water
lington.' Several houses are also wider construction. --T-A. photos b acK Tamily ary needs.
there is no threat of a short-
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pledges to local and mission- supply is "down slightly" but
' The consistory for 1961 will
Congregation o f :Credit:in consist of elders D. Boersma, age such as has been reported
Library at Kirkton United. Church is still working A. Hummel, 0. Koopinans and iother municipalities.
an the adoption of a young Yu-, H. 3. Syrier, and deacons B. The springs, he said, conti-i
n
Biddulph lian refugee camp.
goslav family now in an Ita• • Branderhorst, J. De. Weerd nue to provide almost all the
and H. Knip. supply required, although some
reports active year the church has agreed to co-ifinanee committee include. G. the Moody well daily. The level
sponsor the family with the Boersma, J. De Weerd, F. of the Moody well is down on -
In the latest development, Members of the building and water is being pumped from
The hall board held a pro-: books were purchased bring- of medical complications,
Canadian government because i pEerninninag, a .W. Koopman and D, ImYalan inch or two from nor-
gressive euchre in Aberdeen ing the total number of books
spent Sunday with Mr. and Hall Monday evening, In the library at the present line TB
. The mother may be a border. Rev. A. 0. Van Eck led the Consumption is tip for thi
Mrs. Fred Harrison, Centralia, F'rize winners were: Ladies1 time to 3957. patient, in which ease meeting in devotions. time of year, possibly becaus
birthday. members comprising ponsibility for any .treatment some consumers have beet
running taps constantly to pre
celebrating Mrs. F. Harrison's high, Mrs. A. Dewar; lone1 T h e the gov't would assume res-,
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hodgins ha nds, Mrs. Thos. Clarke; ! the 1961 board are: chairman, she may require in Canada. vent freezing.
lucky Mrs. Norman Hazlewood; sec- •Ministers study
And family of Granton visited men's high, Eber Shute; lone, atr. Carl Mills: vice-chairlady, "There's no problem here,"
hands, Ern Cowdrey;
en Friday evening with Mr. draw, Harry w h •. retary.treasurer, Mrs. Wes, in view a this, gov't °fli-
t .asked thecongregation
dont want consumers t
Mr. Davis corrnented. "W
and 'Mrs, Orville Langford.
Harry Webber Mrs. Norman if it was still willing to sup- 'brainwashing' squander the water, of course
but there is no cause fo,
Library elects for 1961 Neil; book committee Mrs.
Mr. and' Mrs. Chris Fischer,
Association Hazlewood, Mrs. Wm. Schee- port the mother and two snns ,
The annual meeting of the ,
.accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Xenon Fischer, of Exeter,
was held with a good attend- fer and Mrs. Raymond, Payn- At its congregation meeting nisterial Ass'n, who met here'
. alarm."
Kirkton Library if ., e family is roue') herr.. embets of South Huron
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. anee when 'the . p • ter; ro ert 'ttMonday, beard the remarkable Several pipes frozen
sentecl a summary of the. 1960 Wilbert Kirkby, Mr. Carl Mills agreed to do so.
Monday night, the chureh
' story of the brainwashing of' During last week's cold snaps
Lloyd S an ake, of London,, Mr.
Saturday. When they arrived
activities. I and Mrs. John McElrea; KCA 7,000 American soldiers during supply at four houses in the
representative, Mrs. Ross Mar- Officials now hope that the
the Korean War. , town was cut off because of
there they found a birthday
party arranged by Mrs. Stan- family may arrive by the end
The tale was told by an Ame- freezing in underground pipes.
The treasurer reported a
Mardush, Mr. Jim. Drake and The :total circulation of 'the' To supplement their :funds of March
man psychiatrist, whose ad- One service on Carling street:
, . i shall.
balance on hand of $83 10
lake for her husband lat T
Mr: Tommy Thompson, who year was 9412, the member. the Library Board are spon- the family were begun early
Negotiations for adoption of.
ers 'on prisoner of war camps,' problem. A number of dressconstt-
to a group of gov't lead-' was lowered to alleviate the
were celebrating birthdays. A ship being 66 adults and 101 soring a euchre. party in Kirk- last ear but have been de -
o water
GARMENTS
SANITONE
DRY CLEANED
for the price of
Brady Cleaners
AND CO1N-OPERATED LAUNDRY
Phone 106 or 107 Exeter
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Happenings in
ey MRS. M. H. ELSToel
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Mr. and lira Roy Harrison
COMPLETE
RADIATOR SERVICE
• Anti Freeze • Radiator Caps • Hoses
• Fan Belts • Pressure Caps
• Thermostats • Checkover
HAVE IT ALL LOOKED AFTER AT.
BOB'S FINA •St
RADIATOR SERVICE
111
PHONE $81 NORTH END EXETER
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juveniwas tape-recorded. rners have had to have their
les.
ton Aberdeen Hall on Mon. layed because of the mother's
Of the 7,000 soldiers, 4,000 pipes above ground thawed."
During the year 136 new day evening, February 20, ! health. I lived through the treatment
f
:•:- yem--`-'!:!'' 1," cCaa:.! and, when offered a chance to
,,telephone home from. Japan: •
Club host
pleasant evening was spent in
playing cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Elston
and David were guests on Fri-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Dougall, Hensall.
alias. Shirley Atkinson. Lon-
don, spent the Weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Atkinson,
Mr. Jack Eagleson of Park-
hill,' apd friend, Miss Eloise
Pym, Thedford, spent Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs. Charles At.
kinson,
Mr, and Mrs, Sam Skinner
and family visited on Sunday
With Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pym,
Exeter,
Mr, And Mrs, Lorne Weiberg
and familv spent Saturday
evening with Mr, and Mrs,
Tam Koov of Ailsa Craig,
Mrs, M. H. Elston attended
the funeral on Monday in
Lucan of her cousin, Mrs. Irene
Coursey,
Sunday visitors with Mr.
knd J k Blair wore Mr,
and Airs, • Ron Fletcher and
family of Woodham.
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District weather
Continued from page 1
dipped below that during war
yeara,
Previotts low at, Centralia
Was a -18 in the winter of 1048.
Saturday the minimum roc
to 18,9 brit it dipped back to
Arbtind 5 Th, the next three
(NYS. Here are the week's re:.
,eOrdirigs:
High Low
'ThurSdaY 9.1 4,1
•:yriday ' 11,1 40.5
.,,:Satifrday 25.4 Ift.ti
Sunday 21,g 4,8
Mende AS ` 0,S
Toesdost ......., , r„ , 5.0
A total Of' -2.5 Inthea '6( show
haft fallen Sided the first of
the Month,
own Topics
• • .• ! through the Red. Cross. did not:
Hibbert aids' do so. Their minds had been
, completely disassociated from.
• tome ties. They were termed•
i -o airmen DOCTOR OP CHIROPRACTIC
Personal Items of Interest In and Around Exeter safety work
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"defected."
M. N. GOWDY
Income Tax Returns
and related
ear-enAccounting
PHONE 193, LAKE ROAD,
GRAND BEND
N. L. MARTIN
OPTOMETRIST
Main Street, Exeter
Open Every Weekday
Except Wednesday
For Appointment Phone 355
G. A. WEB13, D.C.
W. G, COCHRANE
BARRISTER & SOLICITOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
Hensel! Office Open Wedn stlay
and Friday Afternoons
1:30 to 5:30
EXETER, PHONE 14
DR. H. 14, COWEN
DENTAL SURGEON
L.D.S., D.O.S.
Main Street Exeter
Closed All Day Saturdays
PHONE 36
Brain -washing," said Rev.. DRUGLESS THERAPY BELL & LAUGHTON
The Exeter Thnes•Advocate Is always pleased to publish these Items.. .1'. Hummel Ilderton who pre-' The importance of "quality"
W e and our readers are interested In you and your friends. Phone' 770. At Hibbert council meeting ' • ' • , • • For Appointment Phone 806 BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS &
stinted the tape, "is a modern in all pnases of today s living
a grantof$25.00ona e method of controlling the hu- WAS stressed by Don Ineles
NOTARIES PUBLIC
aperume.mm..zi-oomumt,pmr1.4,030z,:::',Irmete.sza.a44mttmm
Mr, and Mrs, Cordon Sul -I Mr. and Mrs. 11„ L. Beav-
cliffe„Joanne and Karen of ers, Messrs, J. A. Traquair,
Wingham spent Sunday with v Gordon Cuchnore, Arnold Lin -
Mr. and Mrs. William 'Wright. denfielci and Glenn Fisher are
1 attending hardware con -
Mr. Rebd Beavers and Mr, the .c
vention Toronto this week,
and Mrs. B. W. Beavers spent
Sunday in P'reston visiting with -Reception
Miss Alice Eacrett and Mrs. A reception and dance was
D. A, Anderson, held at the Zurich Community
aIr. and Mrs. Bono Nforaw- Centre on 'Saturday night for
etz, Toronto, attended an ex- Mr, and Mrs. Boas Dobson,
eeutive meeting in London on Andrew St.
to the Perth County Farm man mind in a way never be. gaie'l manager foi the xr;ei.:. DR. J. W. CORBETT
fore devised by man." '
farm.illclttng Pune safety Eighteen local ministers ler Manufacturing Co. Ltd.,
around the
DENTAL $URGEON
1.0.5„ D.D.S.
The clerk was instructed heard the recording and plan Stratford, who spoke to Exeter:
t° to continue discussion of it at Kinsmen Club at its annual airt
814 Main SreS
etSouth
notify owners of lands in the
Safety 'Council,' to aid, in pro-,
O'Reilly drain, that the Niel- their next meeting, force night Thorsday. Phone 273 Exeter
neer's report will be read and Plan rally here
Mr. Ingles emphasized the
considered at the next meeting The ministers are laying need for mighty in every type.: Closed Wednesday Afternoetis
on March 6, in the afternoon. plans 'for a rally at. •James St, of job, in tvorkm Ansi-lip, in
F. Harburn was engaged to UC when members of the Toni selling. .
he club entertained 'some' USBORNE & HIBBERT
spray for warble fly control Rees Team from England will 1 -
MUTUAL FIRE
san. 35 RCAF personnel from Cent -
In the township, at a cents per, visit 100 centres aeross C
will begin in the Maritimes ,Kin George Noseworthy. Lon-
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hcati me spray, ada, The inission to caned& 're la for the cvemng. INSURANCE COMPANY
ELMER D. BELL, Q.C.
C. V. LAUGHTON, LL,B.
Zurich Office Tuesday
Afternoon
EXETER PHONE 4
SUPERIOR
MAINTENANCE.
SERVICE
Commercial, Industrial aild
Saturday and spent, the aweel8c; I wiTthhe a epottiirpLe o‘fvariaionperyesented
D 8 t. d t 1vitit, a commissioning service don, a former 1)hetn section Head Office — Exeter, Ontario Residential Janitor Work
ta wi h the latter s p rent vet. ise
Tiave en ets e
Venetian Blind Cleaning
Mr, and Mrs, J, Hubert Jones. Jardines orchestra previded 1 15 500 e ds 1
Thr, approxiina e
Mrs. Jones is sit I, a pat en n
' i t i • r t " Y ' glaVe '
biome _or he dance. lUaotit 1501d "11 b I
ers WI e o and in In Toronto on Feb. 28, at which head at Centralia, avega short
leaders of the protestant env-
. • histot. o f' tie c ltlb ' s annual
I President
FREE ESTIMATES
pone( at the next
dies will be present. .11CAle I
nig11- 11° .°°W AleX J. Rohde RR 3 Mitchell
Celebrate anniversary Viee•Presidefit
A resolution Was passed al- church Taxeter, presided, S 1L A. O. P11110I1611,
Setttli Ilitton Hospital: bin 1.5"peeSens were lit attendanee. meeting, Reastniable Rates
inakih,g satis"faetory progress. Rev. Samuel Kerr, Cavell •PinYed b5/ brewerY.
whn PHONE 707 EXETER
WIr. and Wirs, Tom Vanden
Bosch Ilamilthe spent the1 Mi1! and"m
M. Norman Pass- lewieg the r"el sul* 1)(1 the tot'f nr. S, Alain '101)105'011M the commanding :Mitten MeCtirdy B3 1 Kirktell
tvee.kend with m,. am luta. more Sanders 8t,, celebrated1grader operator, $i3O.00 Pet St, Eet.er. offieer n•ess d i •
•ni, •
Harry ,onlid68 and family. them forty•fifth wedding Mini.. month each for standing Uv. ,, .... ion behalf of the airmen.
Mr, Richard crerrh, a att,„ ,versary at their home Thors-1, if thom 18' e11.°1: '°°°11gh iv(irk ' i Pout Pearson won a draw,
v Fehru A ry 2' . avoilobit to On this amount, Vice•Presideht Cal :Wein was
dent of John Hopkins Lleiver- 1 rtha'11/1.ili 'thenlitn-t: the occasion ' for the months of January,
shy, Baltimore, spent the ‘„,, mite 11,116 p„„( Geb8g6 SjUdV appointed to look after the
•Ni, FebruarY, Mareh and Nom-. - — , Stanley Cup draw.
weekend With his gratuiri nill r,ia",;-(;- M*;s7 w-iiiia'uni ' sii.,,c1011-ti';:: ' .,c, , 111,1 , ' — Continued from page 1 President, Harold Preszcater
Mrs- R. I\r'. Creech and 4.1!1Mr. told Mrs, Cecil Skinner of Applica lions tor earotakei' gosted, with Wifedertate ro. conducted , the lree,Ung! .1111r•
ntettletylendivetth.seit;vnefPkwenedst.64411.0141ea! .E;xeli,er, Mr.` and Mrs, John . for the hall for 1981 wore ennui suits, WIASLCI tt AS i: Er t yn
1ib, . I Oath, Mitchell, and Mt, and for, but thoAt, were beld neer, The Mayor said. it Was the I'L'1/.. „.A....1r8,1L6fig.,,,1°.,,t,,,e„°,chtle,ed ..te,
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[UM Everett Skinner, :Vim, until the next meeting. thity .,,,r c,a6.1. thAitiftan 16 1.0. sue,,,, A.,. ..pp.,..1.9 fun ..no
\I ill\'TT". Alla MR, Glenn riper merit if he felt it waS 110c6s. •
i viow itio work tt w dolinv.,.. A„to<rtil,reeefaserticit.by Vito . ortsidont
Personnel Supervisor: "What !visited with Mr. And Mrs, STEAL RAblb 'KROM t'tHe°1- I sat% --,, —.----------- ----.---
preViotts work Atid experience AITIOS WerWiek et ,and
:Huron : Thames 1tead tubilr setto011 IttleVe Mckenzie SUggeSted holder eeuid hardly be re.
have you bad?" lover the weekend. ! was broken ifft0 WOdrIt'SdaY soma of the garbage WS net sponsible if stray dogs 110Set vo , Clt1595 APplidard: "All kinds; I WAS! Mrs, Antiel Willard ardeni•, night and tlie Sehoel tarifa Sto. being put nut lii tontainers his garbage. With the llitell vu. G. '-/utea"
A seereta ry, All I had te -do ' oanied Mr, and Mrs. Alvin 't len. En tra title was Made by • Whin Was alainst the regula• of a otraroversy develoning .bil
Was look like A gig, t.tiink like Moir in Florida last weisk and! brooking a Wthriew. The oro- tirifil in tho bylaw. tho dog siutatioot t n n it t 1'1
a Man, aet like A lady and ILI visiting With Men& and ` viticial palled ate itIVeSUgar.,.. This brought a cumulaint brought the , diactiatiot: tu I
Work. likt al tiog," I rolativcs I lug, MOM YarrOW that the hods& quick closc,.
Directors I ARTHUR FRASER
Clayton Colettlhocnn; 2111„111 1NcOME TAX REPORTS
BoOICKEEPING SERVICE
Martin Feeney nn 2 Dtiblin ETC,
Robert 0, Gardiner RR 1
Cromarty AIM St., Exeter
Tirnothy B. Tholusy It A 3 Lucan
Ants
Harry cuatc$ RR 1 CentraliaPROVINCIAL
,ClaYitaft Minis Mitchell L10ENS*E15 AUCTIOFFEER
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Phone 544
ALVIN WALPER
'Stanky Reeking
toritho Milehell Vor yone aic, large or :ma, e
courteous and efficient ttrvito
, ai Mt 1 uu ,
tlxg° "sarvita That Satisfies"
t 'serge FyiTto wimp
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Aftlitit Frage? tatelet ,FliOne 119 Pherie81
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