R—— : RE Propose Salvaging Jet = Bomber in Borough Park 1 (J ih ~ |] | i \) AN t any job done. ®e & ’ stuck in the snow ples of extra service garage eperators, A ad ne thing about the storms fier 5 study of the situation. the way friends and neigh- prs cooperate — how theying carried away “piece by opening of Sasafrass alley a- 11 take time and effort to piece”, he said and “we can long the south side of the something extra to helpnot keep a policeman down old cotton mill. d giving just enough add-°f added play push to get things rolling. The jet came from the air Sunday afternoon Friend- |. hey cited two good ex- d the usual. Both by he Scouts Do “Good Tum 2 - A proposal to remove and concerning street lighting. aa, ci : salvage the jet bomber from Placement and wattage of Oe : am oF 3 J, ‘ - Td the Borough Park was made all lights is to be checked Monday night as the Boro-and studied by the lighting ugh Council held its Feb- committee. It was pointed Jd ruary meeting in the Fire out that street lighting is t Hall, one of the biggest single 3 Ni The suggestion was made items in the borough's an- a : er by Burgess Frank Walter nual budget. SL HR ad The Burgess asked the MWR@lla » ramtmatiit 300" SIXTIETH YEAR, NO. 30 MOUNT JOY, PA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1961. SEVEN CENTS PER COPY Parts of the plane are be- council to look into the re- BACK INJURED Mrs. John Henry Brubak- er, Mount Joy RI1, south of the borough near the Stone Mount Joy Is Not Only Spot Hit Hard lowa, Wisconsin or Michigan. Begin Removing Snow a i » iven to in- : . we Hiete all the: ume. herder vas given to This is an unusual winter a good idea. Who? The plane was brought stall another parking meter B k O M . S : ah . Wed ov Tv ri mat he d sa Baw : : i jot Bridge, is in the Lancaster jn Mount Joy. Write someone way way But what he oes y For instance—a car which hete lagt SHC. nd Singtal iy the SONU Side of Marlets ankKs n ain freet Goneral hospital suffering This is an understatement up north.” “Like Internation. makes our week-long zera Gan se Nes i | ja railroa with a back injury fellow- he first magnitude, asal Falls?” “Sure, Why Not?” experience pale to tropic heat unt on someone stopping Street playground as a piece of the Pennsylvania railroad Removal of accumulated snow along Mount Joy's ing a fall down a flight of of te who has been shovel- So. off to the “Baudette “Coldest temperature on rec- equipment, crossing bridge. Looking forward to a spe- Main_street began Wednesday afternoon and was to stairs : : at her home Saturday jng snow and paying the fuel Region,” a weekly paper inord for the county is -64 de- base at Middletown, where cial budget meeting on Sat- be completed as rapidly as possible. afternoon. Sa bill will lustily agree. the famous Lake of the grees F. Pretty chilly, grant- it had been classed as obso- urday afternoon, the council Arrangements were COM-pasday that if there are any X-ray examinations have p,t by comparison, it Woods county, where Inter-€d, but that likely won’t oc- formed up some of its plans pleted late Wednesday night gther merchants or residents Peen made to determine the ou 5ot be so bad. national Falls is went a let-cur again for 50 years. We start complaining when it ip Fire company members r was referred Monday night by setting sal- 2s borough officials and rep-who wish to cooperate, their €Xtent of her injuries. For instance, in Lake of top, . raed out and with shovels, To Plier wa property aries A ne employees. resentatives of the Mount contributions will be more At the time she fell, roads 1... woods county., Minn. Some of the letter and drops below the minus 40 paned snow drifts from ,ommittee. Salary of the police chief Joy Merchants committee than welcomed. All contri- Were impassable after the on... So at the tippy tippy some observations from Lan. PAT: Ordinarily . there ij ound the borough's 75 fire” gulvaging of the plane was was increased from $3,480 to agree to share the cost butions and all pledges are SNOW storm of the night be- on" ¢ the U.S, the snow caster county appeared in? Virtually complete lack of Es. one of several proposals tos- $3,800; the police patrolman What the total cost ofto be sent to James Roberts OTe. begins the second = week in the “Region’s” paper last Wind at those extreme lows. oo 09 sed to the council Monday upped from $3,240 to $3,500 three storms would run, no treasurer of the merchants Brubaker contacted the November and just keeps gc. Monday a letter arriv. Baudette, a town of about Another for instance — by Burgess Walter. and the borough supervisor one was prepared to say.committee. lownshin | a on piling up until sometime ingq from Oliver W. Kellog, 000 People on the Canadian rough Supervisor Art A survey was ordered from $3,600 to $3,800. The only figure was $18.50 Those who pledged finan- x road. Mrs’ May it finally goes away. who pounds the news type. border, Soe: Sig ear he wp per hour. cial help include: : A fleet of three trucksand Tyndall's store, Way’s Ap- Brubaker Wade fe Dy a mechanized loader were at pliances; Mt. Joy Furniture the hospital in ie Jamily work on the job. Hospital, Stehman & Herr, auto. That does sound a bit seri- rior there with his frozen ous but who's to say when fingers. the 1960-'61 Lancaster snow will disappear. cape the fact that is is recog- nized as a good cold spot. If you think 18 inches is As proof, the Ford Motor Bas ® oo oo : ; Snow was to be hauled to G. C. Murphy store, Kulp's ne old timer said that he thick—Ollie says—ice freezes company “winter tests” its One was by Newcomer They are the “Flying Eag- headed into the wind sd the Borough Park, and there News Agency, Eshleman . rose that in 1904 the ice 43 inches seep and “that’s pew models at a location 102 btors. The snow plow on J€’ patrol and last Saturday driving snow, bucking thru qumped, where it could melt Bros., Dr. Thomas O'Connor, High Award on the Susquehanna was So some ice,” neighbor. miles south and Chrysler is borough truck needed they would have been glad if drifts and across the fields when the weather permitted Mount Joy Tile & Linoleum, thick that even at Fourth of Me says, “actually, our working over its Tempest ick emergency welding. they could have had the in some places. without danger or harm to Swope’s Furniture, Henry G. July there was still ice along Winters are not too bad” andjust 70 miles south. And, e Wenger turned out and strong wings of eagles! The trip took about an3nyone. Carpenter Insurance Agency, To Scout the banks. then says his area gets less “they don't like ’'em there the job. Instead, six Boy Scouts, The “share-the-cost” plan Dr. Newton Kendig, Koser’s : , A couple of weeks ago we Snowfall than upper New for the sunshine” Kellog ® oo oo accompanied by two of their : gt miacking She Show prob- doweiny store, Kitty's Dress 2 og Soeyice ME. at the Bulletin began won- NeW York state, the state of adds. ih i em originated with the mer Shoppe. eb. , in’ the ‘St. : ; Bunday the truck needed fathers, made a forced Jareh Then ite ey rir committee, which Hess’ Food Store, Etzwei- EUB church, James Metzler, dering how folks hn the ck repairs to keep on the through snow to deliver there, the lads used sho contacted L business peo. Jers Furniture: sl Mor. EY ‘4 Mrs. Martin DOrthland routinely handle edicine and groceries to aand cleaned walks and por- ¢ most business peo- lers niture store, ar- son o r. an rs. Ma opening up streets and mM who snowbound couple north Clarence Herr, s not do business on Sun- Florin. r, answered a call for help Al Yingst responded to the highest kind, for the trip agan. vs the job and keep the ipment rolling. ®e © o Neighbors teamed up to out automobiles and .ed 2 bard. cold job into as they labored extra d to toss the “white stuff” b a bigger mountain than two neighbors across the t, eo eo o But, of course, the kids i more fun than anyone. day's “moderated” wea- r gave them an oppor- ity to get out in droves. ® © o Pop, mom. and the kids It snow men, snow forts even snow caves Sunday Prnoon with a vigor. In . some of the older ones harked that they hadn't so much fun “since the d old days.” oe oO o Wlonday. with school in va- kids continued their on, e oo o ne local young man said iF keep two snow shovels the car. One for me to vel with when we get ek and one for my wife.” ® © o he other older and wis- gman said, “I kcep only shovel in the car — my wife.” : ® eo oo o show how the cooper- ? works -— Saturday t of last week there was plenty of street plow- yet to be done but dark- came and there were lights on the huge scrap- hich was being used. ea oo © the fire company volun- ed its portable lighting t. The generator was ed to the machine and uge. 250-watt spotlight ched to the front. ® © eo he eauioment went back ork lonking like a huge -eved monster as it gr- ed through the night, ning streets for traffic. ®e eo © fleeting glimvse of the d old davs” was given pl residents a few times ently as Enos Weidman. st of the borough. came town in a big, old bob d drawn by two big les. ® Oo o hile others were bring milk tn town on tractor ting the battle of the fts in every way thev w how. Weidman skim d merrilv along while a. ts and kids all took doub takes to believe their own PS. X Bee Vorry is the interest you y on trouble before it hap- S. As a public service, The ulletin lists the following hysician, who may be ached for emergency ser- ce or by those who are nable to contact their amily physician: Sunday r. Thomas O'Connor The couple was wed attwo great grandchildren. | the snow problem. It seemed that there must be a “better way” in the parts of the world where there is lots of snow every winter. So, we scratched the old bean and thought thusly: “Well, who could we ask a- : bout this problem?” Whom John Wolgemuth Is DSA Winner Mount Joy’s Junior Chamber of Commerce Fri- day night, Feb. 3, held its annual Distinguished Ser- of ches of snow and did what ple along Main street, scek- garet Rahm, Greer’s Jewelry Metzler, Columbia Ave., wil few chores they could to ing financial support ‘to store, Lincoln Bowling Al- . . «hel d then slogged home D€lp meet an abnormal con- leys, Dr. John Gates, Sloan’s | of help an dition.” Pharmacy, Mount Joy Dept. 4 Twenty-seven responded store. L. E. Roberts & Son was highly important to Mr. After their two-hour out-with varying amounts of Appliances, Mount Joy Bull- and Mrs. Garth Snyder, whoing the boys went to the help. There were no asses- etin; Dr. C. H. Stites, Jack | live about a mile north of Reuben Goodling home, sments. Horner Shoe store and Ray It was a “Good Deed” Florin. where Mrs. Goodling had The committee said Wed- Knorr. ; é A ! Mr. Snyder Needs fiedisie steaming hot chocolate. : Yo We kow in i far Vics Avail bane ona for the evening was re- every four hours an is “ 1g Eagle” patrol No one, “Gosh, christen inter Carnival. supply was running low; The Flynug gle F . why not write anoth- And, it was a carnival of good fellowship as the PPI) included: Donald and Ed wO now orms 0S ' 8 p er newspaper editor?” “That's Jaycees had as their guests a number of merchants hk, and businessmen. % Rotary Marks One of the highlights of: y 35th Birthday when the Scouts from Troop ward Forry. Larry Emenheis- 63. Florin, heard of the dif-er Larry Lisky, Jerry Bie- ¥ ficulty through their Scout-gecker and Patrol leader, M J Bo ro $843 master, Don Zerphey. Lindell Goodling. The fath- oun oy They picked up the medi-ers were Reuben Goodling Snow already has cost the the evening was the naming To iske som# kind of act. of John Wolgemuth as the was proposed that cine, some groceries andand Jay Besecker. borough of Mount Joy $842 ion, it id * SA and the bills for the most the borough and the mer- fh Ne ee DA he recent storm have not even chants share the cost of re- / In Mount Joy J.C. organizationsdis dso. Js New Plant In Mount Joy gies Biot Samet, tn he. anions JA a canis And-—there is no money Main street in the sections fe J One of the most pleasant seqivities and an outstanding ’ a SHE ik ear-marked for paying this generally .deseribed. as. the a GL amount or for any addition- “parking meter area.” JAMES METZLER al bills. The suggestion was coup- receive the “God and Coun The boro workmen and ad-led with a request made to try” award, given by theeq their 35th anniversary of peer buy.” : : E ministration has been com-the council by the merchants a , ] oe has begun operation in Mt. At present, the work force . . . repeatedly for the to “bag” the parking meters Bus oy Belk ani the club’s founding in this Assisiint manager of the comunity, Lancaster Farm . Bureau, Joy. will be 9 to 12 peoole with le j x hi as be- for Sales Days, scheduled for Et Although relatively small Ralph Hayes of Elizabeth- Srorderin Soh su has be Thursday, Friday and Satur ed Biter 2 is sarned gver 8 The principal address was Wolgemuth has taken a at present. the plant is part town as cutting room fore. and alleys open in the face day of this week. period o Tai ye o yi made by Dr. Ralph Schloss- strong role not only in the | of ope of the country’s big man. In addition, there will of the unprecendented heavy The ‘free parking” re Rng Tyas 9 he er of Elizabethtown, who Mount Joy Jaycee but in the businesses ang is dealing in be Several Mount Joy people STOWE. quest was granted. church an 0 is has had a long-time connect. of the county organ: a very high quality pfodutt. employed. Hiring will be However, funds for paying Tuesday the His work was jon and affection for Rotary ie David Hagan & Company. done through the Elizabeth- the bills are short. Budgeted were attempting to raise done under the direction of and the Mount Joy club. The presentatiofi was made Inc,,. which - has -operated~in town offices. funds are gone their half of an amount the Rev. C. E. Ulrich. He spoke of the fellowship, | Warren Foley, who. was \ Presentation of the award good will and cooperative ar Ys Flizabethtown' for five years i Thus, at its Monday night which was unknown. - Ye has'leased 6.000 Square feet Although lease of the ull w the Fire Hall, Estimates seemed to vary on Sunday is a fitting cere-ness which generates from the 1950 award winner ; dine wt ing does not become effect- meeting in 1 : ! . rere distri-3 of -sace .in tie building ot He until February 15, act- Borough Council issued a from $550 to $1200 for re- mony in connection with the Rotary and said that what Other ROBOTS WeZe rl Market .and Mount Joy 'sts. plea to county and to state moving the three-storm ac- annual Boy Scout Week, be- America needs is not more buted Ts Work 1 '. Gailey ual cutting began on a limi- ; : E es owned. by: the'A. 'D.*Sgfler ted basis Ba Wednesday of for “snow funds” to assist cumulation of snow. ing observed Feb. 6-12. The material gain but more spiri- 8roup he: bast year Certs estate. ‘this week. in dcing a vital job. B Scouts are marking their tual belief; not more intellec- during ie pas YT Charles Tic wrist watch, The space was formerly 51st birthday and on Sunday tual development but more ficates wen 9 ~ ly engraved. i ; The borough has used its ; occuvied * by the Tripple puritan and Hagan both own equipme B00 al py tual development but. mors Reals (MORE % ved #5 ra Machine company, il g own equipment unstintingly Lions Honor 15 the local Scouts of Troop 39 prog n chairman of the Friday night However, because the ban meetings in many -months young man in many ways. was held Tuesday noon as Ag was said that evening, It Mount Joy Rotarians observ-.oujdn’t have happened to a * Begins Work This Week A new manufacturing firm done at the local plant. _ work Scout’s merchants community. JOHN WOLGEMUTH presented a Hamilton elect- appropriate- % on : are well known in the gar- and has hired additional will attend the E 'U. B.law but more religion. nl os scheduled to have The Elizabethtown firm, as meant industry for their high snow movers to help. Some . d } chireh. Dr. Schlosser is a former event; James Aotbamh Bill Wet yas Hele ots oye of ae She ie grade products, catering to of the big pieces cost $9 per Past Presidents On Monday, Feb. 13, the Rotary District Governor. Sitges, Scher 8 a Is, but postponed because of 1 : - i . : , - 19, 4 ; e y ! quality shops and stores a- hour to operate. Fifteen past presidents of Troop will have a covered The speaker was to have George the weather, the engraved been Dr. C. Howard Witmer Webber. of Lancaster, but he was not Lhe awards were prese able to be present because heed by Richard E. Lesher, Master of Ceremones for tionally - known Puritan r,s ‘the mation, including th ncil was 3 , ! Sportswear Corporation, and he pest-known names in the eT er eto the Mount Joy Lions clubdish social for all Scouting is now expanding its oOper- patajl business. as it faced the problem of were specially honored on families at the Scout House, ations. : : : : Serk : “what will we do if there is Tuesday night $l a “past spring ati 6:30 pm. recently suffered a broken chairman of the awards com- the evening was Arthur The iocal part of the busi- Puritan is Siviaed _ into another big snow?” presidents” party, held at After the supper there-will Re Aiton Bachman, Jr.. of Millersville, ness. will Pe connected with four divisions. The auticioa- In most cases, it was point Hostetters. : be a Court of Honor, at py. ..4 guests of the club One Hundred percent at- himself a D.S.A. winner in the manufachure of me's tion is that all muntiactur. ed out, almost all reasonable The affair was in the na- which advancements award were six charter members, tendance awards for the past his home town. J. Eugene sports-outerwear . garments— ing Will be moved to this .i.;),1 10 space along curbs, ture of a Ladies Night. will be given. Slides will be; 1uding three who are still vear went to John Stauffer Eicherly, president of the Mt. button front coats, zipper locality. edges of sidewalks and part Principal speaker for theshown of Camp Chiquetan. active members and three and Ted Williams. Joy club opened the meeting onl Jackel Je. a cutting Siohe } pe ie Ne of the streets have been pil- occasion was Dr. Eugene P. B who no longer are members. “Old Timer Awards” to The invocation and benedict- 4 1 ’ nt- date was not correct. i i ed high with snow. Bartim, assistant executive iv i “members of the organization ion were given by the Rev. room is being arranged, ig i A ag anger Tok A heavy storm. wo- of the Penna. Education As- Fi N . Save Donbers oligo nes He had passed the 35-year- Lester Koder. a aties sent og I baton Fale Wid multiply all the prob- sociation. k H t irst ationa Eshleman and Christ Walters old age limit during the year - B— I ing ildi : He spoke om, “How to in. W to Harold Fellenbaum, NEW NAME i wing Grounds building. lems. : : aban The former members in- Went to NE . There: Will bs mo 3 Moot snd Deal With peopie”. Bank Holds cluded John A. Bachman, Ragner Hallgren, Harold Mr. John J. and Ethel N. Charles shenielter, Pp who was the club's first pres- Zimmerman, Al Forry, Ken Herr of Mount Joy, have re- gram chairman, introduced Annual Dinner the speaker. : A brief business meeting The annual directors ident, Clyde E. Gerberich, Smith and Marshall Gember- served the prefix “Jonadel” andand Anthony Warta. Each ling. for use in naming their pure- ‘the Made a short talk of remin. Besides Foley, other DSA bred Guernsey cattle, accord. Heiseys Observe Anniversary ~NEW ARRIVALS Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Blea- . re i - t: of . . y , ; hn M Mastersonville on Feb. 9, : was held and it was an-employees banque i winners present were Glenn ing to the American Guern- a ns Biss. dn Mest cher, B. D. 3 oi og ued nounced that the Lions min- First National Bank & Trust Tce edker Was fitrodue.Y: es nd George Albert. ng Cattle Club. rind LS jue strel show will be held Fri- company of Mount Joy and TOF: The featured speaker of This new prefix has been street, were honored Sunday John and Annie Heisey opp porn-January 4, at St. go turd March 3 i held at Hostet-€d by Mr. Carpenter. sand : : . Feb. 5. on the occasion of Were married at the home of yoseph’s hospital. yay my ki o Ho a al. Trundes, Also present was the pres. the evening was Atty. Ken- placed on file with the Club, es the bride's parents, Mr. an Mr. and Mrs. Earl B Ladies were presented Feb. 2 ext district governor J. Ber. Sim L. Shik, Jv. of Lancast and from now. en they will their 50th wedding anniver- amuel N. Becker. by,,. : nard Schmidt of Harrisburg, ©» Who made an inspiration- have exclusive use of it. In yr Zimmerman, Mount Joy R.Lions key holders as favors. "SPUR: 1" address saying, “I's not fact, “Jonadel” will be their sary. | Hiram E. Gibble, ngements for the din-who spoke briefly. A family dinner party-was dent he brid D. are the parents of a son, revinl Afrang m P y what you do that's important trademark in the Guernsey grandfather of the bride. ,., Monday, Feb. 6, at St. SAUERKRAUT SUPPER ner and program were made B Yo 1S yf The Heiseys have lived in joseph’s Hospital. St. Luke’s Epscopal Churci by the directors, wives, TO OPEN STORE I re you 9)ieve. deeply Wore. ri G this community all their John H. : £3 whose co-chairmen were Johnson Martin, owner and Men must believe deeply The American uernsey Mr. and Mrs. : will hold thir nnual Sauer- lives They were actively en-prowrev Salunga, a strongly en- Cattle are the grout Supper on Saturday, Club is a non-profit Mrs. Musser Wolgemuth and arin enough and ' g Sherator ‘of Martin's. 5 and ough to do something about agricultural registry organiz- =aged in farming in the Mas- onic of a daughter born Feb. 11. from 4:30 to 7:30 | Mrs. Simon Nissley. Mrs. 10 cent store in Mount Joy, > .. nite Sa: trey} tersonville area until 1946.q,¢,rday, Feb. 11, at the St. hy ‘The supper, featurng P Paris Hostetter was _ mand his brother-in-law, Glen i of . mankind,” ‘pe 3hon a oo 40,000 Mr. Heicey was then employ- yoseph’s Hospital. full course meal dessert in-charge of table decorations Johnston of Lancaster, have After. his address. he WS Son Loot a on : ed by the Acme Stores. Mt. Myr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Cinded. is Sponsored BY the and favors. leased a storeroom in Mariet. 1° 8 & Ss, as coast-to-coast. Joy, for a period of 7 vearspohner, Mount Joy R2, are ra Sie St. Jon. (3 and plan to open a variety . . after which he was retired. the parents of a daughter. i Chun 25a by a I er store there soon. THE WEATHER REPORT Mrs, Heisey has alwaysborn Sunday, Feb. 5 at the jc i.e” trom the men of pps. George Broske provided _ LD€Y Will occupy the Feb. 15, eclipse of the sun stormy Capricorn, rising in been handy with the needle Lancaster Osteopathic Hos-3, "0p pop dinner music on the organ co being vacated by thein Aquarius. Eclipses are violent Aries: 13. moon en- and quite actively engaged pital. : B.. r id Weidman Harris store, 116 W. Markee not good. This eclipse takes ters cold Aquarius, rising in in making comforters. quilts, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Brick- and David Weidman sang... ¢ lace in the. fixed Id air violent Aries: 15 nd clothing for relief, er, R. D., are the parents of POSTPONEMENT two vos] solos. A humorous, “uy. 4 Hl stocks or Lie fined, co aif Violen] SeeieS1a13, moon: eh rugs. and clothing for relief.er, R. D,, a € two men will stocksign of Aquarius. This as- ters calm Pisces, rising in even though her recent hearta son, born Friday, February A public card party sched- Penne livenis Duis BS the store with all new mer-pect is very close to the Aries: condition hampers her some-3, at the Lancaster Generaluled to have been held Mon- ad Nas F Mrs. chandise. Johnston owns aad Jupiter-Saturn day, Feb. 13, sponsored by Haze . 17, moon enter Aries, conjunction. rising in calm Taurus. what. hospital. X ] operates a variety store inlt is a very good Earth-shak Weather, Feb: 11, - Mr. and Mrs Heisey have Mr. and Mrs. Robert S.the Mount Joy Business and Dr. D. L. Beimenderfer, Lancaster on Manor street. ing aspect. good may also oudy and cold: 3 hg 5 four. children: Verna. wife of Brosey, Salunga, are the par- Professional Women’s Club, president of Millersville B =o cause heavy rains or snows clear and cold: 16 and 17. Flam B. Snyder, Lititz Rl;ents of a son, born Friday, has been postponed. State College, was the speak-PARKING METER TOTAL in the eastern states. Bad fair to partly cloudy; 18 and Grace. wife of Damon Pack- February 3, at St. Joseph's A new date for the eventer of the evening. Special A report of the Borough fires can be expected around 19, partly cloudy: 20 and We cr, Elizabethtown; Arlene, hospital. will be announced later. guests were Mr. and Mrs. C. Auditors issued this week this time, even school bus 21, threatening, some light ? wife of Paul Wenger. Quar- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hib- EE B. Grove, Jr., Lancaster. approved Monday night by trouble. rain or snow, Last days of MR. & MRS. JOHN HEISEY rvville R1: and J. Stanley, ofbard, R. D. 1, are the par- The Federal Government A fried chicken dinnerthe Borough Council, shows : Manheim R2. They also have ents of a daughter, born atspends a million and a half was served to approximately that the Mount Joy parking in your tanks at this time The Government can only planaed by their children. thirteen grandchildren andthe General hospital on Fri-dollars every day to storesixty directors, employees, meters in 1960 returned for it may get real cold. give to the people what it . day, Feb. 3. surplus grain. and guests. $7,188 to the local treasury. Feb. 11, moon enters cold, first takes away from them. . See that you have fuel oil March a warm spell.
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