PAGE
FOUR
THE
Z.sTuI
ITfiwfl
TERRACE
BOARD
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM
I
I
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FATHER
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AGRtEWiTH
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with
too
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MITTEES
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s
I
TERRACE,
Msrch
1J.
An
enthusiastic
business
meeting
and
general
dUcu&sion
of
local
conditions
and
future
prospects
followed
the
Board
of
Trade
dinner
In
the
Terrac
Hotel
on
Tuesday
evening
Over
fifty
guests
enjoyed
the
splendid
dinner,
a
number
of
others
coming
In
later
for
the
meeting.
Immediately
after
dinner
President
J,
K
Gordon
called
on
A.
It.
Barrow,
of
Prince
Oeorge.
an
old
timer
of
the
north,
he
having
been
a
member
of
Prince
Rupert's
first
city
council.
Following
Mr.
Barrow's
brief
talk,
C.
R.
Ollbert
spoke
on
farming
and
tlm
ber
conditions:
Engineer
McKay,
Prince
Rupert,
on
the
Terrace-Usk
road;
K.
L.
Prank
on
dairying:
A.
H.
Barker
on
fi
nancial
conditions
In
the
district;
T.
Turner
Sr.
on
prospectors'
views;
8.
A
D.
Davis
on
mining:
J.
Wlllman
of
Usfc
on
the
Terrace
road:
A.
Y.
Wilson
on
Remo
district
conditions;
Rev.
T.
J,
Marsh
on
the
past
history
of
Terrace
Board
of
Trade;
Dr.
Turpel
on
first
im
pressions
of
Terrace
by
a
stranger,
with
suggestions
for
Improvement:
L.
H.
Kenney
on
possibilities
of
tourist
trade;
II.
A.
Swain
on
dairying;
V.
Williams,
on
activities
of
the
Smlthers
Board
of
Trade;
and
Capt.
Colthum
on
Terrace
experiences.
J.
Hepburn
sang
a
vocal
solo,
"Mary
of
Argyle."
Routine
business
was
then
conducted
and
a
number
of
new
members
were
signed
up.
HOAII
TO
Itl
I'KKT
Two
letters
from
the
Smlthers
Board
of
Tradq
read,
tne
asking
for
endorsatlon
of
the
provincial
highway
with
special
reference
to
furthering
reconnaissance
work
on
the.
Terrace
to
Rupert
end,
the
other
requesting
thai'
Terrace
send
a
delegate
to
a
convention
of
boards
of
trade
to
be
held
there
sometime
during
the
spring
for
the
purpose
of
forming
central
board
of
trade
for
Northern
B.C.
These
letters
were
tabled
to
be
dealt
with
at
a
future
meeting,
j
President
Oordon
then
announced
his;
committees
which
are
composed
as
follows:
Public
works
E.
T.
Kenney.
L.
O.
Skinner
and
W.
C.
Sparkes.
Mining
T.
Turner.
P.
Nash
and
J.
Couture.
Entertainment
O.
T.
Sundal,
Wj
H.
Burnett.
W.
F.
Lindsay.
A.
H.
Barker
and
J.
McLaren.
Timber
Ceo.
Little.
A.
Y.
Wilson
and
C.
L.
M.
Oiizey.
Agriculture
H.
L.
Prank.
C.
H.
Thomas
and
K.
Olssn.
Civic
L.
H.
Kenney.
R.
W.
RUey
and
Jas.
Richmond.
Publicity
C.
R.
Ollbert.
T.
Nash,
Geo.
Daver
and
Rev.
A.
W.
Robinson.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Miss
Ina
Allen
and
Miss
Alma
G
run-dull
are
away
ahead
In
the
popularity
contest
being
held
here
by
the
Canadian
Legion.
The
former
has
4146
votes
and
the
latter.
3500.
"One
of
the
finest
and
cleanest
teams
that
ever
engaged
In
provincial
sport,
tlie
Prince
George
boys
were
outstanding
favorites
In
their
contest
with
the
Victoria
Couonists."
In
such
words
did
the
Revelstoke
Revinw
comment
on
the
recent
provincial
intermediate
hockey
championship
series
which
was
won
by
Prince
Oeorge.
The
city
council
has
decided
to
pur-cliase
a
six
-cylinder
Reo
fire
truck
at
a
price
of
4,7130
from
the
'local
agent.
Richard
Corless.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Samuel
McLean
celebrated
their
golden
wedding
in
their
home
at
Shelley
this
Tveek.!
.There
were
fifty
guests
present
and
a
-purse
of
10O
'and'
radld
receiving
set
were
'
The
Fort
Oeorge
District
Liberal
As
sociation
has
elected
officers
as
follows:
president.
11.
B.
Quest;
Vice-president,
D.
W.
Hay
(McBrlde);
second-vice-president
John
Newsome
(Willow
River);
third
vice-president.
Oeorge
Boothroyd
(Nlciioll:
secretary
treasurer,
Frank
Clark.
Tins
Prince
Oeorge
Liberal
Association
has
elected
officer
as
follows!
presl
dent,
O.
B.
Williams;
first
vlce-presl
dent.
S.
McNeil
(Salmon
River);
second
vice-president.
Mrs.
J.
B.
Mlnaker;
third
vice-president,
J,
D.
Olllies:
secretary
treasurer,
Frank
Clark.
TERRACE
John
De
Kergammeaux
left
on
Sun
day
for
Premier
where
he
has
accepted
a
position.
Oeorge
Powers
returned
on
'
Monday
from
Prince
Rupert
where
he
took
hi
ton,
Billy,
for
medical
treatment.
Mrs.'Ardagh
returned
.to
Kltwanga
on
Monday
after
pe)idlng,sever'al
diiyswllh
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Richmond.
r.
GtratUm
was
In
from
Lakelsa
hatchery
at
the
beginning
of
the
week
sir.
reihica-.
militant
district
en
glneer,
successor
to
T.
E.
Clark,
of
Binlthers
and
O.
C.
McKay,
district
.engineer,
Prince
Rupert,
were
In
town
on.
ail
ofllclal..
business
trip
during
the
week.
A.
I.
Barrow
of
Pi
luce
.Oeorge,
jls
superintending
the
loading
of
a
quanti'
ty
of
C.N.R.
ties
here.
S.
A.
D.
Davis
and
J.
M.
Hoar,
mining
men
of
Ccdarvale.
were
In
town
on
Tuesday
and
Wednesday.
The
W.A.
to
the
Terrace
hospital
met
on
Tuesday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Oeorge
Little,
work
being
carried
on
as
usual.
Mrs.
Head,
the
president
reported
that
the
Hospital
Board
ap
proved
of
the
suggestion
that
the
auxiliary
work
with
a
view
to
purchasing
a
small
x-ray
machine
at
a
later
date,
and
a
motion
was
then
passed
that
activities
be
carried
on
with
that
object
In
view.
The
treasurer
was
instructed
to
transfer
one
hundred
dollars
of'
th
funds
on
hand
to
a
savings
account
as.
start
for
the
x-ray
enterprise.
.fc
ft
3'
f
I
I
during
which
time
Fred
Nash
will
have
J.
Charge
of
Mr.
Gilberts
Interest
here,
SM1THERS
The
support
of
all
organizations
In
Smlthers
will
be
sought
by
Utt
Native
Soiis
of
Cansda
In
staging
the
cele
bration
on
July
I,
of
the
Diamond
Jubilee
of
Confederation.
It
Is
planned
to
hare
here
the
greatest
celebration
ever
held
In
Northern
br
Central
British
Columbia.
P.
O.
Heal,
who
was
the
first
white
man
la
settle
near
.Ttlkwa.
having
arrived
some
25
years
ago
from
Victoria.
died
at
his
home
there
last
Sunday.
Deceased,
who
was
wlQely
known
and
highly
popular
throughout
the
district.
Is
survived
by
his
widow,
six
sons
and
The
pupils
of
the
senior
room
of
the
,0n
daughter.
local
public
school
had
a
holiday
on'
Wednesday
owing
to
the
Illness
of
claimed
uy
tne
manager.
J.
R.
Turner,
(
Principal
L.
P.
Spratx.
(to
be
the
most
Important
development
at
the.
mine
since
work
was
started
on
The
B.D.
BridVe
Club
met
on
Tues-I't
several
years
ago.
rich
strike
o:
day
evening
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
W.
Burnett.
.
J.
Wlllman
of
'
Usk.
was
In
town
on
Tuesday.
jj.
'ore
has
been
made
at
depth
In
the
Duthle
mine.
Shipments
of
ore
from
the
mine
are
being
made
steadily
and
construction
of
the
new
mill
Is
W.
Lang
Mulr,
government
check)
Chairman
of
committees
of
the
scaler
of
Prince
George,
Is
In
the
dls-!
Smlthers
Board
of
Trade
hate
been
ap-trlct
on
an
official
visit.
;
pointed
by
the
president.
L.
B.
Warner.
"t
as
follows:
finance
and
membership.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
R.
Ollbert
left
on
i
Stephen
11.
Hosklns;
agriculture.
Oeo.
Thursday
for.
San
Jose.
California,
on
ajOulton;
fur,
game
and
fisheries,
James
combined
business
and
holiday
trip.
I
H.
Oroat:
mining.
L.
8.
McOllI;
retail
They
expect
to
be
away
for
two
months,
trade.
II.
M.
Matthews;
entertainment.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
1817
.Assets
and,
liabilities
31t
January,
1927
ASSCTS
Cash
on
hand
........
Deposits
with
and
notes
and
cheques
of
other
Banks
;.
.
.
.
Deposit
with
Central
Gold
Reserve
.
Call
and
Short
loans
on
Bonds,
Debentures
and
Stocks
.
.
Dominion
and
Provincial
Government
'Securities
.
.
.
,
.
:J
.
Canadian
Municipal
Securities'
and
British,
Foreign
and
Colonial
Public
Securities
other
than
Canadian
.
Railway
and
other
Bonds,
Debentures
and
Stocks
5
'So.icjRiafA.q
37178,639.11
4,179,11139
Quick
Assets
.
.
$420,587,119.56
Loans
snd
Discounts
and
other
Assets
318,087,718.70
Bank
Premises
nccac
Liabilities
of,
customers
under
letters
of
credit
(as
per
contra)
.
.
,
Total
Assets
.
$772,712,870.73
LIABILITIES
TO
PUBLIC
Notes
in
circulation
.
.
Deposits
Letters
of
credit
outstanding
Other
liabilities
.
.
.
Total
Liabilities
to
Public
Excess
of
Assets
over
Liabilities
to'PubUc
.
4i,7oj,?3io
64J.947.383
.20
ia.i37.99M7
12,018,185.08
,
708.719.19t.7y
$
63,993,678.98
J
O
IW.
fcy
lw
'
tfMt
w
W
l
a.
Stephens;
publicity.
L.
B.
Warner:
lumbering,
H.
O.
Olsen:
public
works.
W.
S.
Henry;
railway
and
rates,
Charles
Held;
tourist
traffic.
J.
P.
Wheeler.
C.
L.
Dlmock.
former
assistant
engineer
for
the
provincial
department
of
public
works
at
Smlthers.
has
been
appointed
the
new
village
clerk,
succeeding
P.
Ockleshaw.
resigned.
There
were
three
application
for
the
position.
Two
happy
and
informal
dinner
were
held
In
the
private
ear
of
Superintendent
W.
H.
Tobey
recently
in
connection
with
the
presentation
of
first
aid
certificate.
The
winners
here
were
J.
Connery.
William
Duff.
T.
L.
Jenkins.
A.
Higgtnbotbara.
Mr.
Wash
burn
and
Mrt
Baker.
Jsmes
Orout
and
S.
A.
Eoy
are
at
tending
the
Liberal
convention
In
Van
couver
as
delegates
from
Smlthers.
They
took
a
resolution
with
them
asking
for
early
completion
of
the
Haceiton-Ter-reee
Mellon
of
the
road
to
Prince
Ru-
Iptrt.
Dr.
C.
11.
liankinson.
leaving
his
sltk-fced
for
the
purpose,
performed
a
successful
operation
on
the
infant
enlW
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It.
M.
Beaton.
Mrs.
Dunlop
is
on
a
bush
trip
to
Vancouver,
accompanied
by
her
son.
Jack.
Ernest
Woodworth
has
returned
to
Smlthers
after
an
extended
holiday
trlnt
Halifax
aud
other
points
In
Eastern
Canada.
GYROS
HAVE
GOOD
.WIN
OYER
MOOSE
BILLIARD
LEAGUE
In
the
concluding
billiard
game
be
tween
the
Moose
and
the
Grrjs
last
night,
oeo.
Mcllmuyle
(Moose)
won
from
W.
II.
Long
(Oyrosi.
by
a
score
'of
200
to
129.
For
the
five
gsmes
the
Oyros
made
029
polnu
while
the
total
for
the
Moose
players
was
76-3.
The
league
standing
to
date
are
as
follows:
I
Terminals
.
.
.
I
Grotto
,
Gyros
81.
Andrew's
V.oese
uamea
Total
15
10
IS
19
10
13.099
14.449
1.4.2B8
13.346
14443
,
Individual
averages
to
date
are
Aver.
03
BOI
891
883
878
i
fl-
'lows:
I
Oames
Ttl.
Aver.
Ceo.
Mellmoyle
(
Moose
0
1701
198
jO.
Howe
(Orotlo)
0
1734
193
;W.
E.
Wllllscrolt
fit.
A.)
10
1017
103
iD.
Howe
(Terminals)
..18
3811
187
P.
Zieman
(Terminal)..
14
2620
187
I
.
Stuart
(TiTiutrtaH)
.
.
a
373
187
.Ben
Self
(Oyro)
.'.
..
14
2605
ibo
'P.
0Donnell
'
(Terminals
10
18ifl
lw;
!j.
lUmllton
(Orotto)
..
10
2954
IU
J.
Hlllman
(Maose)
10
22S4
1U
jV.
J.
Nelson
(Oyrd)
.
.
:
15
2779
18a
Pred
Pyle
(8t
Andrew's!
13
2408
ISA
i8.
D.
Macdonlld
(SV.A.I
U
20tq
185
Frank
Aldrldge
(Oyro)
.
10
945
184
'Dr.
West
(Omiioj.
ttf.
10
I2OI5-
183
O.
Vsugh
(Orotto)
....
10
2914
182
iJ.
Brown
(Moose)
13
2350
181
I
J.
Andrews
(Orotto)
....
10
2881
ISO
jw.
II.
Long
(Oyro)
....
18
2H41
178
If.
Corbett
(Terminals).
14
3493
178
8.
Darton
(St.
Andrews)
2
350
178
C.
Balagno
(Terminals).
15
2C07
177
M
MacLachlan
(St.
A.).
II
1028
173
Don
Brown
(Moose)
8
1378
173
,0.
Krause
(Oyros)
4
880
173
J.
May
(Mouwi
15
2313
ICR
II.
Parr
(Moose)
3
605
1C0
Bert
Morgan
(St.
A.)...
13
2IC8
107
J.
McLean
(Terminals)
.
.
8
502
107
Judge
(Moose)
16
2043
166
A
Mardonald
(Oyro)
...
14
2301
101
O
P
Tinker
(8t.
A.)...
13
2029
150
O.
Anderson
(Orotto)
..
7
108!)
155
Bert
Hosklns
(Terminals)
2
300
153
A.
Harvey
(Gyros)
t
131
III
u:
SPORT
CHAT
"g
'
'
TriH
The
concluding
fixture
of
the
Billiard
League's
seaMon's
schedule
will
bo
play'
ed
tonight
between
the
Orand
Tcr
mJnals
and
St.
Andrew's.
It
Is
hardly.
xlbl
thai
the
former
team
will1
be
dUIOged
from
th
top
place
and
th
season's
honors.
To
bring
about
such
n
eventuality,
tlie
Terminals
would
luve
to
be
very
badly
beaten
tonight
In
which
rase
the
orotto
might
be
left
at
the
top.
It
u
almost
Impossible
though,
Billiard
Interest
wilt
now
centre
on
tlie
forthcoming
city.
Individual
champion
hip
series,
entries
for
which
.close
to
night.
I
'
With
the
championships
lit
all
the
local
basketball
leagues
settled
now,
the
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
j
vni
lim
iku
iJ
Simpson.
60
LAND
FOR
8ALE.
OllAIIAM
'
ISLAND.
ana
llaKt
ilmlua.
IU
ILa
from
Inlet.
$t5j00.
x
Cardinal.
Albrm.
ORANDVIEW
HOTEL
Mike
an
oflrr!
FOR
&S.LE.
ACKNTS
WANTKI)
W.
R.
Rettfc.
veteran
Old
Country
tolfer.
has
been
retained
m
professional
tt
tbe
Plae
Ridg
Ooif
Club
in
Win-;
uiavp
for
the
convtag
year.
Mr.
Raitn
ia
1
new
atUUon
to
Capadian
golf
ranks,
jsmlug
to
this
country
alter
a
record
which
save
him
a
prorntDem
position
in
British
golfing
ciraiea
for
nearly
forty
years.
11
first
enierevl
Use
prafesrMil
ranks
with
Elton
tlnb
In
1893.
He
was
Nte
of
the
four
orgsnUeca
of
the
krlttsh
Professional
Ooif
Assoalation
and
In
1822
was
honored
with
the
captaincy
of
that
Institution.
Such
ianaoua
gelfera
as
Harry
Vardon.
Jamea
Braid.
Ted
Ray.
Sandy
Herd.
Arnaud
Massey.
WUite
MINIATURERANGE
M.
M.
Uinb
Was
High
Jl,m
Ullli
Score;
-t
ttl
a(
ALirkel
rLsre
)...(
Last
t
Mxht
Soores
were
made
as
follows
fty
marVs-oin
of
the
North
B.C.
HegJruerH
Rifle
AMoeiation,
sliooiiog
Ust
night
at
tho
Market
Place
miniature
range:.
XI.
M.
Lamb
93
A.
Wlle
2
W.
Brass
91
It.
Wilson
90
O
V
Wilkinson
90
F.
Russell
90
"Thank
you
for
the
bus
and
kiss."
"The
pressure
was
all
mine
"
-Life
Coughed
So
Hard
Could
Not
Sleep
Mrs.
Danlr!
Dicker,
Lvn,
Ont.,
write:
"Lait
January
I
Lad
a
very
severe
rold
aui
irougfieil
hsnl
J
could
not
sleep
nights
IiIimI
every
thing-,
including
iluemr'a
nn'ili.-ine,
but
nothing-
gave,
me
relief
unlit
I
tried
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pino
Syrup
whleli
was
re"onun-u(li
to
jUe
v
it
oeighW,
I
will
never
U
without
it
In
the
housfl
aolu.
"
You
don
't
prlment
wln-n
yoti
buy
M)r.
bo.l's"
as
It
has
Wn
a
hs.-hold
rftiirdv
for
the
ast
3H
vears.
Pr.!
35c.
a
lolllej
larKe
faWl,
,!,,
B0.;
i
put
111.
mi;
tsjr
The
T.
Milburn
&LMil
TvfWW,
Vat,
UuK
Store.
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KENT
aniii
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0
3;7
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
FOH
SALE.
TWENTY
HORSEPOWER
'TIIHEK-HOOM
KUIINIHIILT)
FLAT
FOB
Kermaui
marine
enguie
in
nrtt
class1,
rent:
moderate
running
order.
Prleo
reasonable.!
Phone
fled
78.
Terms
aah.
Apply
to
Dr.
Large.
Port!
piano.
UMOrn.
FOR
KENT.
-BTEAM
II
BATED
APART-menu.
Apply
Smith
A
Mallets.
Ltd.
Telephone
174.
P.
DiCkec.
Lac
IFOR
RENT
PIANOS.
PIIONOORAPH8
69
1
and
Singer
Bvwtitg
Msehlnes.
WalkerM
07
FURNISHED
BUITBI
FOR
RENT.
I
Apply
MiMMllem
Oroeery.
Phone
18.
1
FOR
RENT.
MODERN
HOUSE.
FIVE
MAN
OR
WOMAN
TO
TRAVEL
ANT)
rooms
and
bath.
Munrn
flroa
tf
appoint
local
repreaentaUvea.
S3!
"
'
meekly
average
and
wpetwea.
and
OOM
TO
HENT-PHONK
078.
commission
besides.
Expeflcnte
un-'
'
Kftlivn
rUUMl
necessary.
Write
for
"""!'"
Winston
Co,
Toronto.
HOAUl)
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER.
Second
Avenue.
Prions
137.
It
60
FOUND.
TAKE
NOTICE
THAT
I.
L
K.
J
'
Dutton.
Intend
to
hokl
oue
mare
and
colt
atrayed
to
the
farm,
for
feed
wol
eosia
L
K.
Dutton
Kltwanaja.
lie.
AUCTIONKKK
OolU
having
won
In
tne
Junior.
Orotto.
'
NOTICE
OF
SALE
ON
MARCH
24
AT
2
btlertnedUlc.
Maple
Leaf.
Lsdlsa':
and
Oka.
Senior,
fans
will
be
looking
forward
to
certain
poatsessson
feature
Mien
aa
the
sudden
death
gam
for
ico
iiHruwra
u.u.
anamptonsjup
wnn
Port
Stsnpsoo
tonight:
Ue
orthern
I
IS
C
ladles'
ehamploosnip
in
wbson
see-1
IK
t
ir.nf
lMf
arlll
fllr&l
Smltkers
at
Smitheta
during
tbe
neat
lortnight.
Use
wuneni
10
play
Anyo
oere.
and
the
still
possible
visit
to
Princ
Ruptrt
of
tb
Edmonton
Cosn-inrcial
Oraoa.
run.
Lot.
with
two
raooeitce.
resHed
continuously
bringing
ts-3
roonUsiy.
!
These
bouses
are
situated
at
543'
Esghtn
Avenue
West
aud
733
Tallow
ferule
and
the
late
Willie
Park,
have
FURNITURE
sated
as
vlce-capUIns
during
Mr
Rettha
regime,
lie
has
always
devoted
his
energies
to
the
working
side
of
the
profession,
specialising
in
organhviUon,
green
keeping
and
club
making.
l)0I;I.AH
STORK
We
have
discontinued
the
wimhwn
i:uitMir:
Nothing
Over
a
DKtar
Sssj
our
new
Its
of
fiPKIMl
MCKMMR.
IMM.Ltlt
$
TdllC
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Ui:
IAf
lltNdC
liexiiinly
A
(tatnon.
prnrlelrs
144
Third
Avsewse
Hume
KUrt,
Itl
Furniture
of
all
sorts
bought,
aeM
ar
rswhtflted.
UIII(ISTKHINC
HEPAIItlNO;
UPIIOL-
sterlnff
of
all
krnde.
OhesterfieMt
recovered
and
made
to
order.
All
work
guaranteed.
Phone
(Ireen
S.
O.
M.
HUNT.
WOOD
A.
Kl.ll'HON'
Meal
Cine.
Mind
Wood
Illoke
per
load
11
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Klmlllhtv
pr
load
fft0
Fimar
Wftoi.
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,
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.
tlisrVrret,
ti(
lierrlng
Phone
llljrk
401
IJKSTAUIIANTS
oiMin
i:.t
4ur.
Mrs
Unger.
lroprletrei
Tlilrd
Avenue.
Next
O.
W.
V.
A.
OimhI
Home
t'fMiked
Meals.
Phone
nieek
700
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GeorKe.
Paul
or
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and
Seven
PaasuiiKcr
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linker"
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your
disposal
any
time.
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Illock.
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from
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