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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-05-28, Page 11NOTICE to CREDITORS 19. LOST AND FOUND'' THE BANKRUPTCY ACT NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF FIRST MEETING IN THP MATTER OF THE BAWKRUPTCY� OF MARK JOHN DALTON, OF R.R. 3, GODERICH IN THE COUNTY OF HURON, THE. PROVINCE o0F ONTARIO, MINER. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN - THAT Mark 'John",Dalton, of ,R.R. 3, (''toderich; in the County IM ' of Huron, the Province of Ontario, , Miner, made • 'an u �, assignnaerkt on., the -13•th day of May,. 1970, that, • the first meeting of creditors- will be held on. the 3rd day of June, 1970, at the hour of 10: 30 o'clock in the forenoon, at•� the office of Donald M. Egener,: the Official Receiver,. at the Court House, Dundas -& Ridout Streets,. London, Ontario, and.tha't, to be eligible to vote, creditors must file with me, prior to the meeting, Proofs of Claim, and where necessary, proxies. DATED at • Kitchener, Ontario, this 19th day of May, 1970.' s, William L. Butlacl., Trustee Butler, Dooley, Hassal, Clarke & Starke 34 Young Street, Kitjchener, Ontario 22 4 All persons-- having claims against 'the Estate of WILMER McCULLOUGH • 'RIDDELL, Dairy Farmer, late of the Township of Goderich, in the County of Huron,_who died on or about the 1st day of March, 1970, are required to file the. same with full • . particulars with the undersigned by the 6th da3 f Julie, 1970, asafter t assets of . the Estate ill be. distributed. . •0- --DATED- at-Godericlr,--Ontario, this 5th day of May,:1970. • PREST and EGENER, Barristers, etc., 33 Montreal Street, Goderich, Ontario. 20,21,22 IN THE ESTATE OF MYRON O'REILLY,.. LATE OF THE TOWN OF GODERICH, IN THE' COUNTY OF HURON, PAINTER. ALL persons claiming against the above Estate are required''to forward full particulars of their claims to'the undersigned; on or before the 22nd, day of. June, 1970, after which date the assets will, be distributed. . DONNELLY & MURPHY, Barristers,, 18 The Square, • GODERICH, Ontario. Solicitors for the Estate. 21,22,23' .1.7. BUSINESS- • NOTICE • LOST - May 16th, set -of keys on clip (three keys) vicinity Square. Plwne 624.7796. 22 A. BIRTHS • E. CARDS OF THANKS BLACK:- At Alexandra Hospital . • DAWHANIUK: I want to thank all those" who sent cards and gifts while I was in Sick Children's. Special thanks Dr. Leitch and staff in emergency, and to the ambulance driver and attendant. -Dennis Dowhaniuk, -'22 , Goderich, on May 26, 1970, to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Black, Goderich,- ' a daughter; )•onda Christine. ka° LACEY: At Victoria Hospital, London, on May 1970, - 1-970, to Mr. . a.nd., Mrs. R ad eY (nee " Shirley Pierson), a .son, Patrick Ronald.. SMITH: At Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, on May 20, 1970, to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Smith, Goderich, a daughter, Brenda Lynne. - FIVE LI l IES ' DEVELOPMENTS LIIt'IITED NOTICE IS HEREBY G.IVEN ' that -Five 'Cities, Developments Limited ' intends to make applicatidn to surrender its charter to the . Lieutenant - Governor and to distribute its assets rateably among its shareholders as incidental thereto. DATED at Goderich, Ontario this 23rd day of May, 1970. A° P. SELINGER, Secretary. 22 20. MISCELLANEOUS c We do all types of JEWELLER`!. PEPAIR * Ring ¶•_ <++� -. * Claw Retipping * Watch Repair * Acutron Repair ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. Clinton, Seaforth and Walkerton 12tfn. 21, DIXON: To Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dixon on May 22, 1970, a son, Shawn Kevin. , First grandchild for Mr., and- Mrs. Stanley Mcllwain, Goderich, and Mr. and Mrs. _ Clayton Dixon, Clinton. First great grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dixon, Clinton. - 22x D. IN MEMORIAM • ROBERTSON: ' In loving memory of our darlings, Scott Vaughn and Connie Luanna, who passed away May 31, 1967, and June 8, 1969. W e cannot keep from wondering, No niatter'how we try, . And in our sad and ' troubled hearts, We keep on asking -"Why?" The reasons hidden somewhere, In the pattern God has planned, We nYust believe and 'trustin Him, And someday we'll understand. - Deeply loved ,and sadly missed by Mr- •nd Daddy, brother Jimxny and Grandma Carmichael: - 22x - o ROBERTSON; • In loving memory of Connie.Luanna who passed away June 8, 1.969. She was just a sweet little rosebud, A dear little flower from birth, God took her home to heaven, Before she v soiled on earth. - Ever remembered by Auntie Hazel. - 22x - ROBERTSON: In loving memory of Scott Vaughn who passed, away_ at .the age of 8 years May 31, 1967. God needed a• new star up yonder, And He couldn't find a brighter light to shine; . He decided he was meant for, A star and so He sent for, That dear little pal of mine. - Ever remembered and sadly missed by Auntie Hazel. - 22x' - '- P E NNINGTON-WALSH : In loving memory of our dPtr Mother, who passed away Il g 29, 1969.. Weseem to see in the soft dim light - • A face we love the best; , Recalling her as the sun's last rays Go down in the far off west. We miss her more as time goes on, We,can never close our hearts; And the lamp of our love still burns. Her heart the truest in all the world, ' Her love the best to recall; None on earth could take her place, She is still the dearest of all. , - Sadly missed by her sons, 'Ronald, Ross, Ken, . Leonard, Douglas and families. - 22x E. CARDS OF THANKS - . BUSINESS I'frxpress my QI..ORTUNITIES sincere gratitude to my friends and relatives for the many cards and visits' while I was a patient in ,Goderich Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, ,Special -thanks to Dr. A. B. Deathe and Dr. J. W. Wallace; also nurses on 1st floor for the kindness and favor shown to me while a patient. F. E. Hibbert. - 22 a (DISTRIBUTOR OPPORTUNITY e" NEW WATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS • You cab get in on the ground floor of the growth industry of the seventies - Water Pollution Control by beegming the `..Exclusive' Territory Distributor' for' Agiiacare Water Treatment Centres in this area, Aquacare Water Treatment Centres are being opened up in all areas of Canada and .Sell a new ultra -violet water treatment system that provides protection. against bacteria and . virus contamination' of drinking water, as well as water softeners, filters, pumps and other • related equipment. Products sell from 125 to 2,000 and more, to homes, farms, commercial and industrial establishments and•offer you and, the dealers you would appoint, an attractive discount. You will receive training in our Vancouver plant on how, to 'appoint dealers, install and service equipmen , advertise and secure sales leads. For more information on investment required, sales potentials in' the territory and details on distributors appointed to date, please write 'sending A,quacare international Limited, • 8449 'Main -St„ .VancouverT5, olpromiworameirisirmaisonme • RAYNARD: I' wish to express ihy . sincere thanks te, my neighbors, friends' and relatives for flowers and cards. All. who visited me while I was a patient in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital. Special thanks to Drs. J. W. Wallace, N. C. Jackson, nurses and staff on first floor east. - Melvin Raynard. - 22 SNYDER:. I wish to express my thanks fot all who so kindly renumbered me with letters, get well cards and gifts while a patient in victoria Hospital, London. All was deeply appreciated. - Margaret Snyder. HOLMAN: I Would like to thank all my. relatives, friends and , neighbors for their many acts of kindness during ,rny heshand's illness. Special' thanks to Rev. Hospital and the McCallum &metal Borne. Vida , RIVETT:' I wish to sincerely thank.,all qf my relatives and friends for the cards /and kind expressions if sympathy following the h of my dear twin sister, Rutn, Mrs. George Nelson, Ladner, B.C., on April 20, 1970. `'Your kindness will always -be retneinbered. Esther Rivett. - 22 , WILKIN: My sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for cards, flowers and visits during my stay in hospital. Special thanks to nurses and staff second floor west; to Dr. N. C. Jackson and Dr. R. W. Flowers for their. rare - Mrs. Archie Wilkin. - 22x McGUIRE: I would like to express my sincere thanks to all those who remembered me with cards, flowers, treats and visited me while I was a patient in Victoria Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Deathe, Dr. Yuzpie, Dr. Passi and Dr. Chertkow and nursing .staff and floor girls on .4th floor west. - Muriel McGuire. - 22x MITCHELL: The family of the late Robert Carl Mitchell would like -to express their sincere thanks and appreciation for the many acts of kindness and• sympathy in the loss of a very beloved son and brother, also the lovely floral tributes, the • kindness of the friends and neighbors, Captain Purvis and crew of the Michipicoten, Sunset 'Circle.,,. Club, Rev. Clark, Rev. __ .. _ :._ - . Warr, Fd Stiles- and d William Stiles. - The Mitchell -Family. - 22 MANNING: I would like ' to_ thank all those who sent cards, flowers and visited ,me while in Goderich • Hospital. , Also Dr. Deathe, Dr„ Flowers and the nurses on 1st floor and the neighbors who were so kind in helping in so 'many ways. - Elva Manning. 22x , RIVETT. We wish to express heartfelt thanks .to all our relatives and friends who assisted in any way at the time, of our bereavement. The messages of comfort and the beautiful floral tributes were mo^h appreciated. Special thanks to Rev. Arthur Maybury ' Bill and Dorothy Cliia'se ''aAd time ' ladies "df'" First -Baptise Chu4h. - Len and Jerry Rivett. - 22 .. BOGIE: We wish to conveypour deep appreciation and gratitude to Dr. Mills, nurses and staff- on second west of Alexandra Hospital for their wonderful care that was given to our dear one. Words cannot express our thanks to friends, neighbors and relatives for floral tributes and marry acts of kindness shown to us during our recent bereavement. Many -thanks to McCallum Funeral Home, Alex Bogie, Clifford, Marie and John Hoy. - 22 SPROUL: Mere words cannot express our, heartfelt thanks to friends, neighbors and' relatives for messages of sympathy, flowers, donations to , Crippled Children's Hospital, and donations of food and to the Arthur Funeral Home and, Rev. Fry at the time of the loss of our darling ' son -and brother Lawrence. - - Dave and Betty Sproul and family. - 22 SCOTT: -,The family- of the late Mildred E. Scott wish to extend their sincere thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends, and neighbors for the lovely, floral tributes, donations to„the Cancer Society and many acts of MRS. Ws #I A(►NQC ;�• orrespondent-^' Phone 52.61506 . 4H members are °'Carol ` Seen, Sherry '1aeetzer and Lynn Turner • thanked 'their Leaders and tie W.LL for the - support of the 4 �l1 Club work, The Auburn 4-H Club A successful auction , of members and their mothers were plants, the and slips was held guests. last Tuesday evening at' ) y ` the president, Mrs. L. the May meeting sof the Auburn Archambault. ' Women's Institute meeting held ' The. meeting was closed with in the Community, ' Memorial • the Queen and the W.I. Grace. hall. The first vice-president, • The 4-=H -Club members and Mrs. Donald. Cartwright, was. in ' their leaders served 41 ch of charge and opened' the .meeting fruit bread, cheese an Grape with the Ode, the Mary Stev a . sparkle.. • ` , " Collect and 0 Canada with .Mrs. . • e _.. t •.i '• o o i t h PianQ" br J l' 11 ria e h Robert t p 1?_ Pe'r$01,1141.1.$ Mrs. Cartwright welcbnred everyone and. ready a poem, Mr. Frank Raithby is a Belong to a Club? The minutes patient in Clinton hospital were adopted as read by the suffering from an injured .knee: secretary, Mrs. Donald Haines. •Mr. George Milian is She also gave the financial recovering from surgery in statement which showed a good Clinton hospital. balance. The card report was Mrs. Harry Arthur _ and Greg given` by- " Mrs. Andrew spent the weekend in Owen l(irkconnell and she read thank Sound with the former's you notes from Miss O. Young, daughter, Miss Judy Arthur. 'Mrs. .Bert Daer and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Allan McDougall of O. Free. Sudbury spent the weekend with ' ' 'he report of the Officers' his parents Mr. and Mrs. C Inference was given 6 '. the Kenneth McDougall. delegate, Mrs.' Leonard .Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Archambault. Plans were - made Robertson of Copper Cliff were for the Huronview Anniversary recent- visitors with her parents party on June . 3 and 'Mrs, Ed Mr. and Mrs. William Straughan. Davies, Mrs. Thomas Lawlor and The sympathy of this Mrs. Frank Raithby were placed community is extended to Mr. on a committee to be in charge, and Mrs, Orval Free on the death and 'Mrs. Robert Phillips to be in of his sister recently in -charge of the guest book. Wingham. The District annual meeting is Mrs.• Gordon Taylor went to to be held at St. Helens on May Chatham last weekend to attend 28 and Mrs. Bert Craig and Mrs. the confirmation service at the Ed Davies were named.delegates. Anglican church -where her Mrs. Gordon Taylor was-�"grandchildren -Michael -and ,placed in charge of a musical Janice Rathwell were candidates: number. Mrs. Thofnas Lawlor She also visited with her presented the hall with two trays daughter, Mrs. Rdnald Rathwell, . Mr. ,Rathwell family •° to hold the sugarwand .cream sets. ll avid am>iy for. a. few days. It - It was announced that the few days. picnic tables were placed down , Mr. and Mrs. Ed `Davies at the river park and Mrs: Frank, visited friends_. in Lambeth over Raithby and . Mrs. Donald the weekend: Cartwright have painted them. Mr. Charles Beadle of London It was decided to have .the spent the weekendat his home next meeting in the evening and here. _ invite the Londesboro W.I. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Slater •--the Walkerburn Club. Hostesses and family visited' friends in St for the meeting are Mrs. Thomas Marys on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Robinson Lawlor, Mrs. ' , Davies, "Mrs.. George Millian and Mrs. Eldon of Toronto spent the weekend McLennan. with his parents Mr. and Mrs: Sherry Plaetzer presided for Ross Robinson. the program of the two 4-1-1 Mr. and Mrs. • Donald Clubs. Piano - solo- Doreen Youngblut and family of McClinchey, solo, Mocking Bird' London were recent visitors with his mother,- Mrs.' Ralph Munro. Hill, Lorraine Chimney. , accompanied by Mrs. Donald i` Mrs. Ralph Munro and Mrs.. Haines. Piano • solo -Wanda �r Sidney Lansing,. attended .. a Pla'tzer, Demonstration . of „meeting in ,Clinton' last week of sandwhich plate centres, $heron,: the superannuated ,teachers. Collins and Gail Seers. Piano Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Pratt and son Brian of London spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Towe. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Finnigan of Goderich visited on Saturday evening with Mr. :and Mrs.. Robert Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnston and Miss Laura Phillips. ,Mr. and, Mrs. Tom Johnston and Miss Laura Philips visited Mrs. Roy Farrow in Mitchell last Saturday. •, Mrs.. MacAllison of Alsia -:guests el WI C QDERICH aS .p At�S'1'A , UR bittiari DAVID :ERNEST tEITCli Mrs. Edward : Lowery 'ou l lie' F1.. o. DEM Eraaest. witch of Codetieh. •died Sunday, day' 24, at Pou h.k>aepsie,. N."'., wbe a he recently r -g ,. He . and d . . as 6 n to � had _.. n..it tier s a the home of rladaugater for hewe Weekend Qa fishing trip near Sudbury with .Jondod friends. past g'ix weeks. Wedding HamMrilonLeaohn oDavibdLeih r Grace and the he forme rac Mary. ESSERY--HALLAM Clarke,.. St. Joseph's R.C. Church, He operated a corner candelabra containingwhite daisy number of years before gmoving to Goderich in 1952. He had made • an' attractive setting for ' Joseph Frederick Essery of most recently been employed. at Hensall and Joyce, Doreen G'r'a gies Store, on, The Square. Hallam of Auburn" Mr. Leitch was a past rpaster The groom is the sdn of M. of the Masonic Lodge at Chesley Mary Essery of ,pintail and the and was a • member, , of Knox s . ia Church, o `Tre b to n C fell« ..der9 x, bride ats:the• dauglit�r of Mr..a'nd Y r u , � ch Mrs. Arthur Hallam of R.R. 1 He was predeceased by his Auburn,. parents acid by his wife, the Father Kelly officiated.,t°i`:or former Jessie Leslie' of Chesley the double -ging" ceremony. and who died in 1965. the wedding music was played Surviving are - one daughter, by Mrs. Robert Le Beau of Bnieefield. , Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white The Dungannon 4-H calf club lace over satin dress with a held its first regular meeting at dog-eared collar and teardrop • the home of John Clark on May neckline, flowered petals in her 12 with 17 members present. hair and carried a bouquet of red The members first went down sweetheart roses and white to Larry Jeffrey's where _ they Clinton decorated with two drug$tore in Cheley •for a brother* Wallace John '. •Solithar.l,pton, .a and: two ndchildren«, Cremation . too place at :. • Poughkeepsie With service conducted by: Rev,::+ , Royal. B.urial will. be in Chesley N b HAS R.‘'.(6/.. SPURoEO�.• HAM V..Sl urgeoni,41,2 Allan �. St., Oakville, died 'suddenly. May . 16, in Goderich, "°' Survivors include ' his • , .wife claire; : two - dau0hl ers, Dianne.. and' Gwen;' .two :grandchiliiredi;.. and two , sisters 'and two brothers. . Funeral . service. W held Tuesday, May 19• • et the S.S. Russel and Sop Funeral" H'oine,, Oakville.' N ,l 4-H Club • daisies. • m a a were shown how to judge beef Miss Elizabeth _Hallam. of cattle by Garry Hayes., Dungannon was brit'. ;maid. From there they went back wearing '•a dress of turquoise to Clark's where Gary showed green' satin, empire styled and ' them a filmstrip on judging. carried a bouquet of white Rosemary Eedy read the daisies. The best, man was Mr. minutes of the starting meeting: Johnny Wocks of Hamilton and After the meeting members the usher was Mr: Jerry Wocks were treated to pop and of London. doughnuts. Following the wedding . the , reception took place 'at the - -home of 'the -bride where -the-- -. _.bxi.de'.s.,-inother-receired .,guests dressed in a three piece dark -green knitted- arnel suit" with a corsage oin, red roses. For a wedding trip to the -- United States time bribe' doinned' a' pink lace empire styled dress with brown accessories. On their return they will take up residence in Brucefield. Guests were present front L solo -Sherry Plaetzer. - Arva Ball' spoke on the Auburn No. - 1 Exhibit -Five Ways with one Fruit. A duet, Count Your Many Blessings,'was sung by Marie Empey and Carol Gross. -Piano solo -Lynn Turner. Auburn No..2 Family Meals with two, fru its a day, The collection was taken up by Mrs. Alfred Fry and Mrs. Thomas Lawlor. The Pennies for Friendship were received by Craig spent a few days last week G. COMING EVENTS ' with her brother, Mr. Ben .Hamilton and Mrs. Hamilton. KNIGHTS of Columbus Dance, June 6th, CFB Clinton. Band from London. $5.00 per couple: Limited tickets available. Phone Pat Osborne at 524-7184. All proceeds being donated to Children's Aid Society Camp Fund. - 19-22 Mrs. James Hembly of Atwood is recuperating from a Car accident that.. happened near Atwood. Mr. Harry Arthur spent the DANCING to Old Time Country and Western Music, Clinton Legion Hall, Friday, May 29th, from 9 \p.m. to 1 a.m. Music of a Tommy Diamond and the Diamondaires. - 21,22 kindness shown them in their - B11'1GOmreement, a those who seht cards and flowers while in London Victoria and Goderich hospitals. Special thanks to Rev. G. L. Royal, Dr. W. N. Watters, nurses and staff at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital who were all so kind to our loved one. - 22 TAYLOR: I would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who visited me and sent cards, . flowers and treats while I was a - patient in Clinton Hoe•- ' Special thanks to Lr.' R and nurses on the first .+ocr and . Rev. Fry. - Everett Taylor. - 22x '' F. ENGAGEMENTS • - - Every Saturday Night - LEGION HALL 9 ondon, Hamilton and Toronto. Prior to her marriage the a was honored by neighbours and friends at a shower in the Sunday school room of Knox United Church. Obituary MRS. HARRY FREMLIN Funeral' services were held at' Arthur Funeral . Home on Sunday May 24, for Mrs. Harry Fremlin who died at Huronview „ after ,a lengthy, illness,, - , ; . , , She was - the former Julia Maude Ferguson, daughter, of the latJohn Ferguson and Julia. Case and was born in Auburn, June 10,1884. Following her marriage to. Harry Fremlin she resided in Clinton for many years. -After his death she 'moved to Auburn where she lived until moving to Huronview. - She' was a member of Knox United Church, Auburn, and is survived by one brother, Lloyd Ferguson, • Goderich; -two sisters -Miss May Ferguson Wingham and Mrs. Chester (Birdie) Taylor also ;of Wingham. Pastor' Alfred Fry conducted the funeral services with burial in Ball's• cemetery. Pallbearers were Murray Taylor, Harold Taylor, Donald Taylor, Stewart Ferguson, William Ferguson and Arnold Phillips: Approva Is 2nd & 3rd Mtges. Arranged In The Co'nvenien'ce-Of'Your-Horne .._.: LOW cost. You can call to 10. .p.m. today for helpful courteous service. Prompt Investment Corp. Ltd., 62 Richmond St. W., Toronto. - Call Collect • 366-9586, EVGS. 239-4913 ,K. H. Cutt ' ':?C'.: NT I z-TTV.fT: 'I.A:L - has announced the -appointment of Mr. K. H. C-utt as Divisional General Manager, Methods & Organization Division, Head Office.. Mr, Cunt•was--formerly-- - an Assistant General Manager in Head Office and since 1954 •- has had, and will continue to have, responsibility for the - Bank's Methods. & Organiza- tion Division as well as the ' -- direction and . development of data processing -'techniques. NC* X11/ OPEN ANDERSON'S. APPL1A..N1 SERVICINI 186 MARY ST. GQDERICH 524-6144 .DOMESTIC REFRIGERATION .ELECTRIC DRYERS .ELECTRIC WASHERS .ELECTRIC STOVES HARR1STO-N FERTILIZERS CLINTON DEALERS FOR: s. PRODUCTS chipman Starting Time --8; 30 p.m. GODERItH' Hospjtal • Ladies 'Auxiliary will hold its Amnual Penny Fair and Tea at Knox _ Presbyterian Church, Goderich, Thursday, • June 4,. from 2:30 . to 4:3013.m. DRAW CLOSES.AT 11 AIM. Winners announced at Tea. - 22 Mr. Arthur S. Murduff, Toronto, takes pleasure in announcing, the engagement of his daughter, Sheila Lindsay, to Douglas Ma?tin, son of Mr. and Mrs. .Howard Squire, • Goderich. The marriage will take place on,A- Saturday, June 27, 1970, -at4r 3:30 p.m. in Morningside -High Park Presbyterian Church, Toronto. - 22 G. COMING EVENTS HURONVIEW Ladies Auxiliary, Clinton, Ontario, will hold their at 2 p.m. Everyone welcome. Was cofIttite.--,Htettie-treld1/4inting, the afternoon. - 22 DON'T MISS' the Auction Sale at the Rectory Lawn, 87 North Street, Goderich, on Saturday, June 6, at 1 p.m., sponsored by the ACW of St. George's: Many unusual items, also a large d•splay for children. R6freshment booth on grounds. See itemized list under Auction Sales. - 22,23 THE- MAPLE Leaf Chapter IODE Potluck supper will be Weld at the cottage of Mis. James Remington, Port Albert Beach, on Tuesday, June 2, 1.971), at 6:30 p.m. Cars leaving from the horne of Mrs. Gord McManus, 16 Wellington Street West, at 6:15 p.m, - 22 A BENEFIT DANCE for Bert' .-Beamat Dungannon Hall, Friday, - Country Boys, ' 10 r sponsored by , the Hurop 'Trail 'Riders. tuntivterved.-Everyone- Pfizer. Company . Ltd. 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