SECTION B— PACT 2 THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1968 NEWS FROM POST CORRESPONDENTS BEAUMONT, Mrs. William Austin 639-2544 ® NOXEN, Mrs. Elida Beahm Kelly 298-2149 DALLAS, Mrs. Peter Duda 674-4593 ® SHAVERTOWN, Mrs. F. W. Anderson 675-2001 EAST DALLAS — Mrs. Irene Moore 675-3080 ® SWEET VALLEY, Mrs. Thoraas Sayre 477-3731 JACKSON TWP., Mrs. Wesley Lamoreaux 696-1500 ® TRUCKSVILLE, Nelson Woolbert 696-1689 ALDERSON, Mrs. Albert Armitage 639-9531 ® HARVEYS LAKE, Mrs. Mary VanCampen 639-5327 IDETOWN, Bess Cooke 639-5137 ° LEHMAN, Elaine Hunt 674-8466 MT. ZION, Rev. Charles Gilbert 388-6790 ® NOXEN Brownie Troop 647, Noxen, under | the leadership of Mrs. John Jones, attended the circus on Thursday. After the circus, the girls enjoyed dinner at the “Burger King” and topped the day off with a stop at the soft ice cream place on the way home. The following girls attended: Amber Murphy, Valerie May, Deb- | bie Keiper, Pamela McGovern, Lis- | sa Parrish, Barbara Brody and Belle Butler. Bicycle Ride The following young people from | St. Luke's Lutheran Church, Noxen, attended a bicycle ride and cook- out at Stull Bridge. The group biked from the church to the bridge. Mrs. Martha Maeialek “and - Mrs. Ethel Jones accompanied the group on their ride. Others “attending: | Pastor Russell Fink, Mr. and Mrs. | Lewis May and Mrs. Dorothy Case. | Young people and their guests: | Nancy and Pamela Blizzard, Jerry Hottesheimer, Martha Siglin, June Belles, Candy and Elizabeth Jones, | Laura Boston, Linda, Dorothy and | Karen Weaver, James and Sherry | Strohl, Judy and Jack Lee, Ricky, | Loren and Roger Case, Dale Clark, | Doris Parrish, Bob, Marilyn and | Kenneth Macialek, Teddy and Tom- | my Scouten, Natalie and Kathy Fink, Marie Gensel and Cail Luketic. i : Auxiliary Sale Noxen Ladies’ Auxiliary of Noxen Fire Company will conduct a sale of new and used goods in the Meeker building (across from the Post Office), Noxen, on May 2, 3 | and 4 from 9:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. | Osmand Casterline who has been | a patient in the hospital since last Saturday when he was taken to the | General Hospital in a serious con- | dition, was transferred to the Vet- | erans Hospital on Wednesday. His condition is somewhat improved at ~ this time. His brother James Cas- | terline, Buffalo, N.Y., has been here most of this week, but is retaniie| home on Sunday. | Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Benner, Rich- field, Pa., visited Osmand (Caster- | line at the Veteran's Hospital on | Sunday. Richard Engelman wand Larry Butler will leave on Friday for Oakland, Calif., after spending a leave here with their relatives. They expect ‘to leave for Viet Nam in the near future. Mrs. Beatrice Dymond underwent | major surgery at the Genenal Hos- | pital on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sutliff, Brook- | lyn, N. Y., Mr. and Mrs. Albert | Gronda and Mr. and Mrs. John | Malloy, Wilkes-Barre, attended the wedding of Garv Hackling, Lehman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hackling, former Noxen residents and Joanne Langely, Oak Hill, Dallas, at the Methodist Church in Lehman on Saturday afterncon. Mr. and Mrs. | Arthur Blizazrd also attended. Walter Wandelll returned to his home on Saturday after spending several days in General Hospital. Mrs. Joseph Hackling and son | Carl visited at the home of Mr. and | Mrs. Robert Benjamin at Blooms- | burg on Sunday. The Florist 3 N. Pioneer Avenue SHAVERTOWN 675-1188 Peas | Robert F. Belles, | Mrs. | BOARD OF DIRECTORS for | month of May, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ruff Sr. spent the weekend with their son Albert Jr. and family, Baltimore, Md. Bloodmobile Visit The Red Cross Bloodmobile visit at the Noxen Methodist Church on April 11th produced 57 pints: of blood. The following people pre- sented themselves for donation: Emil Balawski, Elvin T. Bean Sr., Harold Bennett, Gilgert Boston, Louise Boston, Fred- | erick Boston, Earl Boston, George Brody, Irene Cook, Fred Clark, Har- ry Clark, Helen Crispell, Earl Cris- pell, Robert Crispell, David Cross- man, William Crossman, Victor Decker, Mary F. Dendler, Robert Derhammer, Themas DeWitt, Mar- garet DeWitt, Herbert Downs, Barry Engelman,: Ada Engelman, Ronald Fielding, Janet Fielding, Joan Free- man, Bernard Goble, Alan Hadsall; | Richard Hadsall, Gail Hadsall, | Evelyn Hettisheimer, Carol Hobbs, ! Mary Hopfer, David Hopfer, Lewis Hopfer, Ronald Hopfer, Mary F. | lowing an illness. Hopfer, Robert E. Johnson, Mary- | anne Johnson, Paul Keiper, Clara | Lyons, Martha Macialek, George R.'! Macialek, Robert C. May, Lawrence | May, Sterlyn May, Glen C. Patton; lis the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harvey Patton, Franklin Patton, | Coombs. Ruth Patton, Elmer Race, Dr. L. M. Saidman, Francis Schenck, Keith | i Schanck, Nellie Scouton, Lucy Sha- | lata, Mary E. Shook, Howard Shook, | eral Hospital. Carl W. Smith, Betty Smith, Calvin | Strohl, Shirley Strohl, Russell Tra- ver, Fred Weiss, Agnes K. Weiss. Dr. Lester M. Saidman covered | Lewis | wood, Meshoppen, the visit, our sincere thanks to him. | Also the following volunteer work- ers: Mrs. Ray Kelly, Mrs. Wheeler Hess, Mrs. Warren Montross, Mrs. Gilbert Boston, Mrs. Fred Boston, | Robert Belles, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Harry Clark, Mrs. | Elvin Bean, Mrs. Robert May, Mrs. Stanley Cook, Mrs. George Maci-. alek, Mrs. Ralph Lutes, Fred Boston, Roger Boston and Jerry Wall. Warren | Jo Anne French, a student at! ’ A | Center in Danville. Harpur College, Binghamton, N.Y. spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schenck. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Patton and | family, Newark, Del.,, spent the weekend with his parents, the Franklin Pattons. Mrs. Dorothy Swire, Noxen, is |a patient at Wileks-Barre General Hospital. Mrs. Swire has been un- dergoing tests for the past week. otice — CHANGE OF MEETING DATE The REGULAR MEETING or the DALLAS SCHOOL DISTRICT 1968 is hereby changed from the regularly sched- uled date of May 14, 1968 to 8:00 the | Trucksville Auxiliary to Trucksville Fire Company will meet in the muni- cipal building Monday night at 8.! Mrs. Margaret Mieczkowski will | preside. Friendship Class of Trucksville Methodist Church will meet in the educational building on Tuesday night at 8. Mrs. George Gaylord will | preside. Mrs. Eugene Piatt, Carverton Road, will celebrate her birthday tomorrow. A family party is planned | Scott Neyhard, Harris Hill Road, | was confined to his home last week | by illness. Mrs. Harry Brodhen, S. Pioneer Avenue, has returned to her home from Miami Beach, Fla., where she spent the winter. | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weeks, | Woodbine Road, returned Monday | from, a motor trip through Florida. | Some points of interest they visited | were: Fort Lauderdale. Cape Ken- needy, Hollywood, and Miami. Betty Jane Belles, Harris Hill Road, is convalescing at home fol Kenneth Is Four Kenneth Coombs, Holly Street, will be four years old on Sunday. A family party is planned. Kenneth Mrs. James Chester and infant | son have returned to heir home at 127 Meadowcerest Drive from Gen- and Mrs. George Gaylord, | Avenue. were house guests | of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Under- | over ‘the past | Mr. weekend. | Mrs. Gary Bligh and children, Easton, are visiting her parents, | Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Bennett, Or- chard Street, for two weeks. Samuel Perkins, Rahway, N. J, will spend the weekend with his | mother, Mrs. C. A. Perkins, Maple Street. | Charles J. Mulligan, Holly Street, | is a patient at Geisinger Medical Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hargraves; | Harris Hill Road, entertained at a | dinner on Wednesday night. The | couples were guests. | occasion marked the twelfth wed- ding anniversary of the couple. Four Pvt. George A. Harvey, Arrives In Vietnam | | Pvt. George A. Harvey, son of | | Mr. - and Mrs. | Noxen, and husband of the former Stadics the Bible. and cio’ nos on p.m., D.S.T., MONDAY, MAY 13,! 1968. Meeting will be held in the library of the Dallas Senior High | { School. By order of the Board. Harriet Stahl, Secretary. 18-19 — FOR FREE ESTIMATES — OFFSET OR LETTERPRESS THE DALLAS POST + I five weeks old. LARGE SELECTION PLANTS May We Suggest = ~ Beautiful BASKETS HANGING of FUSCHIAS and GERANIUMS | & = Gilbert Harvey of | Dorothy Gabel of Dallas, has ar- rived in Vietnam, stationed with the Marines. { Pvt. Harvey enlisted in Septem- ber, tock fraining at Parris Island | S. C. and at Camp LeJeune, N. C.,, | completing his preliminary training in January. He was sent to Camp Pendleton | in California prior to flying over- | seas. His flight took place on April | 19 from California. Harvey attended Lake-Lehman | High School. His wife is a 1967 | graduate of Dallas High School. | There is a daughter, Dawn Marie, | | | | | Harvevs Lake Thomas Meighan Thomas Meighan, Carpenter Road, celebrated his 83rd « birthday on | Monday. May 6. Mr. Meighan was born in Wilkes-Barre, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Meighan and married the late Elizabeth Farrington of Forty Fort... He is father of four children, Helen at home, Thomas | II of Luzerne; Mrs, Michael Dean, Hazleton and Mrs. Francis Britt of Kingston. children, and two Mr. Meighan is a member of Our Lady of Victory Church, Harveys Lake, and its Holy Name Society. He still drives his car every day to the store, helps with the odds great-great-grandchildren. | and ends at the church and keeps abreast of the news by watching television. Married Forty-Eight Years Mr. and Mrs. Peter Brussock, Warden Place, celebrated their 48th wedding anniversary recently. The couple was married in St. Mary's Church, Kingston. Mrs. Brus- | sock is the former Barbara Mec- Closky, Kingston. They are the parents of six chil- dren: Mrs. Marguerite Mancia, at home; Mrs. George Gogas, Yard- ville, N. J.; Peter Brussock, II, Ed- wardsville; Leonard, Edwardsville; { Robert, Fairlawn, N. J.; and Don- | ald, Philadelphia. There are eleven grandchildren. There are eight grand-| five great-grandchildren, | Sweet Valley ‘Floyd Wolfe and Thomas Sayre, Monday. Common- | Morrestecwn, N.J., last | They represented the | wealth Telephone Co. Mrs. George Barski has returned home after being a patient at Nes- bitt Hospital. Surprise Party held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chickson, Lake Silkworth on Tuesday evening for Mrs. Bonnie | Kongies. Attending: Mrs. garite Dubil, Debbie and Ronnie, Mrs. Catherine Fox and children, Mrs. Anna Konigus, Mrs. Dubil, Joseph Konigus, the guest of honor and Mr. and Mrs. Chick- son. 1st Birthday Tony Sayre Jr., celebrated has Ist birthday on Sunday, April 28. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. An- thony Sayre, Pikes Creek. Birthday cake was in the form of a rabbit. | Helping him celebrate were: attended General Motors School in | A surprise birthday party was | Mar- | Donna, Mr. | SHAVERTOWN Dangerous Turn-Off At a busy intersection like Cen- ter Street, there have been repeated requests for an arrow or some oth- | er type aid in turning off the main | thoroughfare which gets really | tough to do during the nicer sea- | sons. The State Highway Department | cials. Let's see how many more | will suffer before something is done. Cleaned Up Road Superintendent Lawton Cul- ver was on the ball as usual in the clean-up Drive early this week. Now with a lot of rubbish out of | the way there is also encourage- | apparently wants a few fatalities | ment to paint up and fix-up so before it will rectify the situation. A green arrow at Harris Hill and Pioneer enables the motorist turn- ing off some chance. Why not | here? One of our most respected residents was hurt badly last week when she attempted to reach her home. | One hears constantly about traf- fic safety and certainly motorists should take every precaution with so many cars on the road but we need some definite aid from offi- East Dallas | and Mrs. Robert Sayre, Christine, | Cathy. Terry and Tracey, Mr, and | Mrs. Thomas Sayre, Debbie, Karen, | Rathy Luketie, | William Sayre Jr. | Beth and Tommy, Mr. and Mrs. | Ann Marie and Nancy Spock, his | sister and brother Tommy and | Tammy and his parents. I ' Rummage Sale WSCS of Maple Grove Methodist | Church is holding a. rummage sale iat the church hall. Tt will continue {until Saturday, May 12. | Mrs. William Naugle, Sr.. spent {the week in Reading visiting her | son-in-law, and daughter, Mr. and | Mrs. Thomas Kuczawa and family. Sympathy of the community is | ! extended to the family of Mr. and { Mrs. Robert Wallace in the death of their 13 year old son, who was | buried last Friday. i Surprise Shower Bertha Dribilkis Creasing was | Coming out of the community | hall in Orange, Friday evening, | after partaking of, the delicious fish | dinner, I met Alex and Josephine Matukitis and Kay Guilford who stopped to exchange a few (7) | | words. Alex told me that the other ' night they heard agonizing crying coming from their barn. They went to investigate and found their dog had tangled with a very large and j angry porcubine and had his nce {full of quills. It was quite an | ordeal and very painful to get them out, but equally painful for the intruder before he expired from | the hands of Alex. Lucy Morgan, Helen Veitch and | Irene Mcore (me) enjoyed a visit | with Margie: Moss last Thursdav | evening. I can assure you that | we did a lot of reminiscing about | “the good old days when we work- ed togeher in Jr. High: School The Brussocks moved to Harveys guest of honor at a surprise shower | cafeteria.” Lake eight years ago and own and operate a small grocery store at Warden Place. They were in business in Ed- wardsville forty years. They are members of Our Lady | of Victory Church, Harveys Lake. | Democratic Women Baek Mountain Federated Dem- ocratic Women's Club held their | meeting on Wednesday at the Wa- Hoo Inn, with President Helen Grey presiding. 7 A bus trip is being planned to Peddlers Village soon. A bake sale will be held in June with Mrs. Mary Spaciano and Mrs. Leona Loveland as co-chairmen. Games were played and prizes awarded. Delicious pizza was serv- | ed. The next meeting will be held on June 5 at the WaHoo Inn. Clifford Grey is a surgical patient at Nesbitt Hospital. Women's Society of Trinity United Presbyterian Church, met at the home of Mrs. Fred Swanson, Har- veys Lake on Thursday. This group the “Book of Marks.” The studies | start at 10 a.m. till noon and are held at members homes. A “Brunch” is usually served by the hostess. Anyone that is interested in join- ing this Bible Group please call Mrs. | Fred Swanson. The next meeting will be held on Wednesday, May on Friday evening at the Thomas Sayre home, Pikes Creek. Host- cesses were: Mrs. Robert Sayre and | Mrs. Thomas Sayre. She received | many beautiful gifts. Bertha will | marry Rev. David Williams on May | 24th, | son, Mrs. Thomas Donmavage, Mrs. { Gerald Rittenhouse, Mrs. Albert Turpak, Mrs. Frank Dennis, Mrs. [Carl Remley, Mrs. William Naugle Jr., Mrs. Lloyd Naugle, Mrs. Wil- | liam Sayre, Sr., Mrs. Gerald Naugle, | Mrs. Anthony Sayre, Miss Jennie | the guest of honor and | Williams, the hostesses. Those who sent gifts, but were unable to attend were: Mrs. Gerald Cooper, Mrs. Lewis | Naugle, Maude Bronson, Carol | Remley. + Mrs. Caroline Ferrey spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Albert | Ferrey, Muhlenburg, last week. Mrs. Rose Dribilbis spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nuss, Berwick. Mrs. Eugene Boston of Sweet Val- | ley spent the past two weeks with {her granddaughter and family. Mr. tand Mrs. Albert Ruff, Jr., in Balti- more. It was such a lovely time of | year for her visit with the crab | 15, at the home of Frances Meeker in Dallas from 10 a.m. till 12 noon. Lt. Grover Anderson is spending a months leave with his parents. Following his leave he expects to | go to Spain. surprise mother with call us today. Shh! Her Mother's Day Gift for mommy 1s a secret Well, maybe not so secret, but certainly very nice. She ordered a telephone in her mother’s favorite color. And he promised to have it ready for mother’s day. And he will. If you want to a color telephone, just ‘Attending were: Mrs. Hale Bron- | Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brace, Orange, were happy to have their | daughter Barbara and children | Louise and Lois, from Hartford, | Connecticut, home for a week re-| | cently. Orance Rod and Gun Cluh was i entertained over last weekend by | Bob Snvder.at his home at Tom's | River, N.J., for their annual venison | dinner. Bob and a crowd come up | here to hunt, so jis exchanging courtesy this way. Thase wha at- | tended were Mr. and Mrs. Erncst | Gay. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Baird, Mr. | and Mrs. Leon Emmanuel, Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Sickler, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kunkle, Mr. and Mrs. Larry | Brace, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brace | | and Jake Anderes, who I am ‘told | | usually” does the cooking. | Mr. Harold Brace weturned to! | his home in Orange after having | | been a patient in Geisinger Hospital for a week, undergoing tests. | apples, cherry trees, dogwood and | | azaleas in bloom. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ruff, Sr., of | { Noxen drove down on ‘Saturday to see the beautiful blossoms and they all arrived home Sunday with bulbs and potted plants to grow in their | own gardens. They also got a peek at Mrs. Ruff’s neighbor's new baby in Bal- timore who is adorable. This is the I neighbor's first child and they have | | been married 28 years. The mother |is 48 and the father 52 years old. |All are doing fine. | with the most capability diesel. Both models have you've got yourself the economy—you get them For World Famous Products of Top Quality See Charles H. Long SWEET VALLEY, PA. 477-5210 PHONE — Take a closer look at 'MASSEY-FERGUSON NeTHE CHALLENGERS 5 Neen | two empty lots which made more presentable and plea- | Jr.'s fraternity. Our MF 165 challenges big tractor cost and small tractor economy Meet the leader of the #50 horsepower class” — plow tractor. The MF 165 gives you a choice of engines convenient gasoline or big economy tem hydraulics and numerous excusive Massey- Ferguson features. Add optional Pressure Control and Multi-Power 12-speed transmission and going. Big tractor performance, small tractor that we might have a fine looking town. Again at the corners there are could be sant to passersby, but I under- stand requests by residents to do some beautifying have met with negative results and the old ereek | wall still“poses a greater danger. Guest Preacher William Bispels was guest speak- er at St. Paul's.again on Sunday. We regret the proper spelling of his name was mistakenly entered previously. ‘He will be ordained in Easton on May 26 and some o the congregation plan to attend. Add the name of Beverly Whit- ing to the list of Shavertown Can- | cer volunteers. Here And There Mrs. Letha Spaulding. who was injured in an accident at the Cen- ter underwent surgery on Friday to correct a painful condition of her knee. Her daughter Jean came in from Philadelphia upon receiving | news of the accident to visit her | Over | mother at Neshitt Hospital. the weekend her son and daughter- in-law Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mit- chell arrived from New Jersey. We trust that a speedy recovery | is in the offing for Letha who has countless friends in the Back Moun- tain and is a real friend to those in need of aid. We would vouch for her ability as a good driver for’ she has traveled widely all over the States. Incidentally the two Brin child- ren, why were also injured in the other car are still hospitalized. Sincere sympathy is. extended to | Mrs. Emma Stahl and John Stahl | in their bereavement. Mrs. Grant | Holmes and Wesley Stahl came in from Maryland to attend the fun- | eral. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Voelker | spent the weekend at Penna. State | University where a Mother's Day affair was sponsored by Robert Mrs. Alice Reese was admitted | to the Intensive Care Unit at Nes- | bitt Hospital on Friday after being | stricken ill at her home. We wish | her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Paul Daily flew to Ohio last | week to join her husband there | on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morton will | lchortly begin construction on a | new home at Orchard View Ter- race. Sally Sieber was hostess to a number of local card club mem- | bers at her home in Chase on Tuesday. It was our 34th wedding anni- versary on Saturday and what bet- | ter way to spend it than with our beloved daughter and her husband so for the first time in many moons we left for Allentown. The young couple have purchased a home in Orefield and it was a pleasure to see it and meet her new neighbors. | ever harnessed in a 4- Advanced Ferguson Sys- greatest 4-plow tractor both in a new MF 165, Street intersection last week | also DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA |] i i I | We were pleeasantly surprised on Sunday afternoon to have Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Eidam, who preacher at a number of churches, and we shall certainly look up on consequent trips some of the cen- | turies old edifices which he tells me abound in that region. The Eidams expectg to come up shortly for the wedihg of Janice Priebe. They sent their regards to their former friends throughout the area. As could be expected Mrs. Eidam is planting some migh- | ty pretty flowers and the tulips down there were just delightful as | were the pink dogwood and azaleas. When ‘we arrived home we heard it had been qcite chilly here but we couldn't complain of the tempera- ture there. We tried Rt. 309 this time and although a bit longer it was not too bad a change, with a stretch of 81 included, from the . busy turnpike. | As we neared the Back Mountain ‘and home there was the wrecker | and police cars down near Birch | Grove pulling another smash-up out of the creek. I have lost count of the number of mishaps there but it must be nearing the 30 mark by now. | Is anvthing being done? Cer- tainly the road was not wet this | time. : No Helo olana Despite nice weather no one turned out on Saturday to help Mrs. Malcolm Borthwick and Dan | ‘Shaver in Evergreen Cemetery. | Alice’s sister and brother-in-law from Connecticut were; on hand but | not one other inter bd party. The | Cemetery should be every plot own- | er’s interest. Tt was in such deplor- able shape before the Association | took it over. on td a | George Medovich, Home | After Vietnam Action George Medovich, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Medovich, has received his medical discharge from service with the U. S. Marines and has returned from Vietnam to his home on Demunds Road. George, a graduate of Dallas'High School was attending the Industrial Management Institute in Reading when he entered the service. He took his basic training at Parris Island, then was shipped to Vietnam where he was wounded in action after two months duty. / His plans for the future are in definite. TOP QUALITY-L@§ COST ON OFFSET PRINTING THE DALLAS {80ST LUZERNE COUNTY FARMERS CO-0P Rear 84 Scott St. Wilkes-Barre Incorporated 1920 823.4315 WE SELL === and you can't beat our prices $ . VEGETABLE SEEDS HAND DUSTERS INSECTICIDES for 1 FARM - GARDEN LAWN WEED KILLERS MANR and POWE R SPRAYERS TIE BY THE BALE | were driving past and spotted our | | car, drop in. Pastor has been busy | since retirement serving as supply i 1 1 J i nn ———— Mrs . have and f the h Louise for a visitec ers; A \ Brace trip at Ca tedden land. gether Harris Ern Eudor a din honor anniv May 1 are M som I mey were Fort, Brace Wyon Mead Ernest daugh Baird Wilke. honor, years "Mr. Orang ding sister- widow Lawre April ange. ried hanno gether turns somet Guest: daugh Inez | (anot] and and congr: Aunt The Churc] Shrine Armos attend Coblei Lewis, Den ( Maste Mothe Mrs. | The Metho meeti boys, foss Points the bc also Reéfres Mothe r 4 Co
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