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News s John Urnrsha <>f i and Mi and Mrs »ha Jr t'njovrd a Hoi ol John's hu ul on Around the Village of Richville s Willis Brri worth IK*. Qiu 1 , Mi and Brown of Malom* VIis lVd Brown of • AlJtf 2t» SUp(MT •Him. Ktlna and ,rnson tit 1 Lyndf of Vlrs l)iaiu' Morse r Pittsfu'ld Mass reen IAIKIO wort* • quests of Mr and i e Morse ol Kock rtorst 1 and children Mass . Dale and (ireat Bend, Mrs and Dean spent i Mi and .Mrs eau at their camp ike s (JtH)rge Ludwid Newark spent (roin ( I heir camp neat- Weaver and son, Bigelow an d 29 with Mrs v of Gouvernoar. haw, Mrs l>onna uly of Oxbow and nken and family supper quests of fliers Gem^e Ludwid, Phomas Wood and tx>w and Theresa L>nette LaMar ot re Aim 30 callers i Doris Ousholm Jefters was an kjuest of Mr and Len at thvir camp Cou^lar of and Mrs Pat annly ot Scotch id were Au^ M) Jane Verdon and Orrs Harold Denesha thda\ supper in laughter Laurie^ n Aug M) npp or Hichvillc De.i'is w< ;*•• Au;. 1 s Blvha Ji itrrs Da\ ul S\imper. iMon ur* H.IK of Tit iincL'A Mr <\l\d )wn and «iiarlene f Kichulle were \s of Mrs Jane s. Cora Lee Orrs )arlene spent the Vrdon while their i*d the S\racuse in 3. liv IIHIHKKYKS and Caithn Hartman \' Alexandria Bay, xrand children of Mi and Mrs, l^rry -Marlin have heen heleeted lo lla ^' 'heir pietureh in Mi-Calls ^vdlrwoik and Craft magazine KM tail and winter Their dres&es ^< re i rocheted hy their mother. Mrs Darlene Mart man Mark Mai tin of West Danby, is visituiK *>is uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs l^arry Martin for a few days Miss Mildred Perrin and Mrs ^incrson McQuade took Lida I'ernn to Syracuse Monday to her new rooming house on Victoria Place She will major in social work this fall Sixteen people attended the Progress Club picnic Sunday, Aun 19 at the home of Mr and Mrs Kmerson Brown. Due to other reunions, etc the usual large crowd did not attend this year The next meeting will be hold at the home of Mrs Helen Heed, with Nina Weaver assisting on Saturday, Sept 15. Mrs Erie Reed, Mrs Meredith Jones, Mrs Paul Reed and Mrs. Allen Bigelow toured the botanical gardens in Montreal, Wednesday, Aug 15. It was ^Cambray Court By VERNA F1SK . Mr. and Mrs* Bnwer Ward visited Mr. and Mrs, Edward J. Christler at Ovid and also nsited the Corning Glass Works* Then they went to Marion and visited for a couple days at the home of cousins. On Thursday they went to Lake Ozonia and spent five days* Rev. and Mrs* Wallace Randall and two children, Aaron and Mary of Smiths Clove Road, Central Valley, visited Mrs* Grace Ran- dall on Wednesday the past week* Aaron has just returned from a year's study of art in Italy, They are camping at their camp at Wells, N.Y. Mrs* Lucille Pritty is ill in the E.J. Noble Hospital at this writing. Miss Renie Arthurs of Og- densburg and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Crawford of Canada visited Mrs, Betty Arthurs the past week. Mrs* Wesley Manning called on Mrs* Josephine Love on Fri- day afternoon* Mr. and Mrs* Berton Peck and his mother, Mrs. Belie Whit- ton and her sister, Mrs* Dora, Belle, were in Morley visiting the past week* Phillip Norton accompanied Rev. Shaw to Brookton Dale on Monday of the past week. Mrs* Frank Gardner spent a day recently with Mr§* Belle Whitton. Mrs* Weginer called on Mrs. Whitton the same day. Mrs. Mildred Hewlett of Her- mon visited her sister, Mrs. Grace Randall, on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs* Bower Ward motored to Upper Canada Village on Saturday. Mrs. Betty Arthurs was in a Syracuse Hospital two weeks and had a cast put on her ankle, which* had been broken* . Mrs* Katherine Smith of Wa- tertown spent a day recently with Mrs* Adeline Raven. The next day they went to Massena and $pem the day with Mrs* Laurel Clark* Mrs. Raven also called on Mrs* Dorothy ftowell in Can- ton. Mrs* Eva Vorce spent part of the past week visiting her son and his family Mr. and Mrs* Glen- ford Vorce in Norwood. Mrs* Verna Fisk accompanied Mrs. Agnes Taylor to Canton on Tuesday and called on Mrs* Tay- lor's cousins, Mr. and Mrs* Ray- mond Barrigar. They also called on Mrs. Fisk's daughter, Mrs* Ralph Manchester. Agnes Shampme and Mary Frey of Carthage recently visited their cousin, Mrs. Audrey Bellinger. Glenn Weeks is visiting his daughter and family in Glens Palis* Visitors the past week of Mrs* Alice Hosmer were Mrs* Worth Wiilfard and Miss Rosle Martin of Wanakena and Mrs* Margaret Gabachi of Piercefield. The Senior Citizens had a table of Arts an<2 Craft at the Marble Village Craft Fair. Mr. and Mrs* Donald Jennings and little son Donald Jr. of At- lanta, Ga., were luncheon guests Sunday of ms grandmother, Mrs* Marion Jennings. Mrs, Gladys Keene entertained Mrs* Marie Srrutfc at dinner Sat- urday night in honor of Mrs* &nitr f s turtbday. Guests of Mrs* Ethel Powell on Sunday of the par week were Mr. anc Mrs, Phii Powell, her \grandson Paul Powell and her jgrett - grand2*ugnter, Chrissie Poweii, ali of Nicbolviile, Mrs, Hilda Monroe attended the weddii« of her niece 9ue Rstttxin re Martin Mile* an Sat- urday afternoon. Mrs* William Ada returned . home OR Samrday afrernoon from tht EJ. Vrl* Hospita** A daughter wtigtdn^ * lbs* JP ozs. *M bora tc Mr. and Mrs* Jarr*§ **-<xire« tf Herrnor.inthe EJ. V-r* K *?i'*> nr. Saturday. Mr*. »-odrr* li Mrs* Dor It MarejcUr'f ia^r^er, Joan. Mrs. S-ri M:k*t attended the at ^r prandson Martin or. -a* • Aa B>ct- by I he St Lawrence County t*xt(*iisiun Service Mr and Mrs Erie H**ed, Mr and Mrs Hubert Kielcb and family and Mr and Mrs. Clifford Mi'Cumbor and family, Jennie iiore, Kdna Gardner, iHazel VanNamee, Sue Bush and Henrietta Hay alt ended the Stevens reunion at Lazy Hiver Sunday, Aug 19 Mrs Jennie Gore received a prize for having attended every reunion for 37 years Nina Weaver is spending her vacation with her daughter, Mrs Douglas Bartholomew , and family of Clayton and also is visiting her granddaughter, Mrs Donald Fleming -Mark McCumber, who has t>een spending his summer with his grandparents, Mr and Mrs Erie Reed, has returned to his home in Jpoudonville Edith Keyes and grandson Jimmy Steinburg of Madrid, spent the past week at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert York of Pierces Corners. While the York family was in Maine visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Emerson Brown, Charles Keyes and grandson Stevie called on Mrs. Keyes Tuesday evening Stevie remained ihe rest of the week Mrs Dorothy Tuttle, Gale and Mrs Ginger Scott called Wed- nesday and Mrs. Alfred Brown, liusty and Shelley Reyen were luncheon guests Friday Todd lister Keyes, grandson of Mr and Mrs Charles Keyes, has returned to the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs Charles Keyes Jr. of Oxbow, after having been a patient in the Hou&e of the Good Samaritan Hospital in Watertown for a week following surgery He is much better at this time Mr and Mrs Dean Johnston and family of Geneseo spent a few days with his mother, Mrs Ha/.el Johnston Mr. and Mrs Dan Gardner and daughter Christie and niece Amy Gardner of Union Springs, spent the weekend with his grand parents, Mr and Mrs Herb Gardner. Mr and Mrs Ronald Fenlong, Mr and Mrs Ed Smith and Mr and Mrs Eldon Conklin attended the races at Vernon Downs last weekend Mr and Mrs John Langtry and family enjoyed a trip to Quebec to visit Pare Safari Afncain, where wild animals of all descriptions are running free, on Sunday, Aug 19 Mrs Eva Smalling of Long Island is visiting her sister, Mrs. Howard Langtry and other relatives Mr and Mrs Cliff Whitney of Fine called on Mr. and Mrs. Mert Gray Sunday evening. Star Lake News By MARJORIE BAXTER Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Knight and son of Lowville called on her uncle, Harold Myers. Harold Myers, Dorothy Howland and Marjorie Baxter Philadelphia By MARGUERITE BEACH Congratulations again!! This time to Mr. and Mrs. Everett (Sandra) Carpenter on the birth of a daughter, at the House of the Good Samaritan Aug. 21. Jolie Lame weighed 6 pounds, 11 ounces. She has two brothers, Scott, .5, and Vance, 12. Mrs. Helen Flynn and son Kenny, Syracuse, spent the weekend with Mrs. Flynn's mother, Mrs. Marguerite Beach, and Mrs. Flynn's sister, Mrs. George (Jane) Grappotte, and family in Watertown. Mrs. Merlin (Sina) Shorkey is a medical patient in the House of the Good Samaritan. The firemen's second Booster dinner was held Aug. 18 with a good crowd enjoying a very delightful evening. -Charles Mosier was awarded the $300 — Mrs. Liscomb $200; and Jack Switzer $100. Another Booster Club is being formed. Let's all help the firemen. Mr and Mrs. William (Pricilla) Aiken and two children, New Jersey, and Mrs. Viola Keller, Brooklyn, mother of Mrs. Aiken, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Simonds. Mrs. Aiken spent many summers with the Simons as a fresh air girl and has kept in touch and visited the Simonds every year. Mrs. Carrie Thompson is spending a week with her son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William (Kathleen) Aloan in Millerton, also granddaughter Karen, and great - grandson. Mrs Viola Mowers, Mrs. Marguerite Beach, Mrs. Carrie Thompson, Mrs. Helen Dickson and Mrs. Leah Simons attended the Christian Women's luncheon at Howard Johnson restaurant Aug 16. Mrs Ethel Clemmer and sister-in-law, Mrs Anna But- terfield and friend visited their cousins. Mr and Mrs. Joe Lowry and Mr and Mrs Howard Pelow recently SENIOR CITIZENS TO MEET SEPT. 4 The next Senior Citizens meeting will be Tuesday, Sept 4 at the Legion rooms with a covered dish sinner at 6 30 followed by cards The Past Noble Grands Qub of Philadelphia Rebekah Lodge held the annual picnic at the cottage of Mr and Mrs Leslie IHall at Steelet Point on the St Lawrence River Aug 17 There *ere 18 present and a wonderful afternoon was enjoyed by all following a sumptuous dinner Mrs Eliza Ballard and Mrs Hannah LaLonde of Kingston, Ont are visiting their cousin. Mrs Minnie Henderson Mr* Thomas (Mary Frances» Di Hen back spent a few days in IMercy Hospital where she un derwent minor surgery and tests Mrs Dillenback the daughter of Mr and Mr* Francis Mother. teaches in Antwerp Elementary ISchool The Dibenback* lived in Evans Mills this past year but will live un the BarO«<t Apart iment this year Mrs L*on* Putman is spending •omf time with her ton-in-la ^ ar>d daughter Mr and Un :«• Mrs. Miss Maureer, Quig>> who will i*»cti first grade a* Theresa F lament a ry School ts slaying w-tr Mn Came Thompson uniu tne apvar'rr.en* in Roger on • ipartmtrvt building ]M*ss i^uifW d>d 'earning r. FI/eiTier.tarv called on Spike and Dody Draper at Glenfield, July 30. Alice Hunkins has returned home from Clifton - Fine Hospital. Louise Thivierge has returned home from Clifton -• Fine Hospital. Ray Duncan of Fine was a patient at Clifton - Fine hospital this past week Mrs. Anna Kiibourn was taken to Clifton - Fine Hospital by the Star Lake Fire Department ambulance. The Prairie Grove Gospel Messengers, Gaston, Inc., held services at the Oswegatchie Baptist Church, and in Potsdam and other places including the K of C Hall, Newton Falls. The group consisted of Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Merrill, former Star Lake residents. Mrs. Merrill is the daughter of Spike and Lorene Draper, former proprietors of Spike's Wigwam on old Route 3. Bob and Susan Maldox are members of the gospel group. Their daughter is pianist. Chuck Merrill, blind as a result of ah explosion, plays bass ac- companiment and BingB and testifies that he is the happiest blind man living. The group met at the home of Dorothy Howland one afternoon to play and sing. Hunting-Trapping Fishing guide soon available The Department of En- vironmental Conservation has announced publication of the Hunting-Trapping-Fishing Guide for 1973-74 in a revised format for easier use It will be in the hands of license-issuing agents about Labor Day when the new licenses go on sale. The new format for the familiar guide uses a larger type, more headings and a better index system Also, most special fishing regulations are now listed -by county so that they are more easily located In the past, such special regulations were listed by fish species, a less convenient breakdown Unfortunately, with all the improvement, a typographical error still managed to creep in unseen On page 21. the closing date for black bass is incorrectly shown as Sept 30 The correct closing date is Nov 30 As most serious anglers know, some of the best bass fi&hing occurs in the fail as fish feed actively in response to cooling waters and ap- proaching winter The license year in New York State runs from Oct 1 through Sept 30 so sportsmen who plan to hunt or fish after Sept » will need their new 1973-74 license? License fees are unchanged this season from last year Richville couple observe 71st wedding anniversary I S«c. 2—The Trifeune-Pr«M, Gouvernrur, NY September 5, 197) SUPER 191*19 Fifty three were present for the 71*1 Wedding Anniversary for Mr and Mm Earl Bush at the home of Koy Bush and Jon i Those present were, Bush, Jon Scholton. Mr and Mrs Don Bush, Mr and Mrs Clarence Fuller, Mrs Mary HULK k and son George, Mr. and Mrs Klion Bush and Marilyn, Mr and Mrs 'Dale Bush, Michael, Path and Maureen, Brian, Bridget and Barbara Hush, Mr and Mrs Phillip Simmons and Joanna, Mr and Mrs Robert Bush, Dick. Tom, Sue and Frank, Mr and Mrs Reginald Smith and Rodney, Ruth Ells, Thelma Ells, Mr and Mrs Stanley Smth. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Mutton, Mr and Mrs Al Ames and Path, Mr and Mrs Vernon Bush, Mr and Mrs Arnold Bush, Betty Withenll and mother Mrs WitherilJ, Bernice Jones, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Putman, Mr and Mrs Don Stacey Supper was served and a beautiful cake was made for the occasion Mr and Mrs Bush received many gifts and a purse of money Mr and Mrs Wayne Farr and daughter Christie of Elmdale called on Mr and Mrs Charles Mellen Sunday Mr. and Mrs Stanley Smith of Lotham spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Vernon Bush Mr and Mrs. Robert Brown and children called on his uncle, Carlton Brown and family of Philadelphia, recently Mr and Mrs Robert Brown and children called on Mr and Mrs David Roberts and family Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. David Stamper and children of Balmat called on Mr and Mrs. Robert Brown Saturday evening. The directors of the Stony Brook Hunting Club held a meeting Monday evening at the home of the president, Elwin Bigelow. Michael, Douglas and Less Hayes have returned to their home in Avon, after spending a vacation with their grand- parents, Mr and Mrs. Elwin Bigelow Mrs. Essie Meliose spent a few days with her son Larry Meliose and family of Webster. While she was there she attended the ^wedding of George Melioses great niece, Cindy Milne to Jess Kuszay, both of Rochester The wedding took place at Colgate Divinity Chapel, reception waa» held at Lodge On The Green, Ridge way Ave, Rochester. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kenny and children and Mrs. Howard Loucks visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gamble of Fulton Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hall at- tended the 40th wedding an- niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Fuller of Alexandria Bay, at the Casablanca Restaurant, Saturday evening Aug 25. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Farr of Fullerville celebrated their 28th wedding anniversary at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mellen Sunday Aug. 26. Others present were Mrs. Dale McKinny and granddaughter Kimmy Jo Mclntyre and Lori Backus. Everyone enjoyed the chicken barbecue and watched the parade f Charles Mellen called on his mother, Bertha Mellen, at the Kinney nursing home, Monday. She is expected to be feeling pretty good and able to get about Rev Jimmy Merck, Sheila Prashaw and Mary Smith at- tended Camp Overlook at Mountain View This was the teen age group for this session which over 140 attended Mr and Mrs Fred AJderdice and son Michael of Pittsburgh. Pa called on Mr and Mrs Lloyd Davis Saturday evening Other guests that evening were Mrs. Carolyn Karohge and children of Rensselaer Falls Mr and Mrs Robert Gleeson of Hammond were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Davis Sunday In the afternoon Mr ana Mrs Davis and Mr and Mrs Gleeson called on Mr and Mrs Hawn at their camp at Troy! Lake Mr and Mrs LJoyd Davis called on MabeJ Davis at the Peterson Rest Home in Cant an. Sunday She is feeling good and Young Move Ahead With G0WBMR» COOmiTTVE OAMTYMBL SIC Would Jtkr hi hear ifrorn her friends Mr artd Mrs John Miller and family attended the Marble City Coop Milk Producers picnic Sunday Mr and Mr* John Miller and family called on Mr and Mrs Donald Miller and family , Sunday evenings Mr and Mrs Henry Smith of Rochester spent the weekend with her brother and his wife, Mr and Mrs Clarence Fuller They all attended the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Ira Fuller of Alexandria Bay at the Casablanca Restaurant Saturday evening Aug 25 Mr and Mrs Wallace Reynolds and son MU*rt wt*re Friday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Alfred Brown and family to celebrate Mrs Reynolds bir thday Mr and Mrs Charles Keyes were Sunday evening visitors of Mr and Mrs Lee Patience Bobby Brown spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Alfred Brown and Rusty Stella -Tambhn extends her appreciation to all those who donated money and furnished cakes for the cake walk for the Firemans field day in Richville Sunday, Aug 26 Edith Keyes called on Margaret Cole of the RichviMe- DeKalb Rd Saturday Rev and Mrs Williams Master .of Depeyster were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Youngs Sunday ^ Mr and Mrs Eddie Perngo and Mr and Mrs James Morrison spent the week end *t the Ottawa Fair Laurie Perkins of Ogdensburg spent a few days wihh Donna Perngo. I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Putman of Pope Mills were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Putman and family Monday evening Scott Young of Gouver- neur was given a surprise party for his fifth birthday at the camp of his grandparents, Mr and Mrs Larry Martin Sunday Those present were Verlee Martin, Maria Martin, Gregory, Kathleen Martin and Mark Martin, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Young and brothers Arron and Troy and his grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. Larry Martin. Kathleen Martin was one of the baton twirlers with the Gouvefneur High School band when they participated in the firemans field day parade Sunday, Aug ». Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Putman and son Frank of Briar Hill were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Putman -Sunday. Mrs. Ross Putman and daughter Susan called on Mabel Davis at the Peterson Rest Home ,in Canton Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Woodward and Randy and Richard Swiss spent three weeks at Lake Bonaparte Corinda Clark is spending a few days with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ceylon Wood. Louise Reese is home from the hospital and her many friends wish her well and a speedy recovery. It's good to have her back home Mr and Mrs Howard Newcombe, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bush, and Mr and Mrs Keith Knowlton spent a week ago Sunday in Montreal and attended the expo ball game Mr and Mrs Howard Newcombe and family called on Mr and Mrs Keith Knowlton and family Saturday evening Mr and Mrs James Parks and family of Mentor. Ohio spent last week with his family Mr and Mrs Carl Barks Monday evening visitors of Mr and Mrs Carl Parks were Mr and Mrs Worth Parks of Gouverneur Mr and Mrs Kail Jones of Fulton were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Iran Coates Tuesday evening Sometime someone is 2oir** \> invent a mirror that is waling *\o he and ihe s going w make himself a fortune Mr and Mrs Charles Keyes celebrated their 3#h anniversary Tuesday Aug 28 They -enjoyed a supper a* the Oirck Inn Diner and la'er spent the evening u: f h Mr and Mrs John Tuttie Mr and Mrs Fred AJderdice and son Michael of Pittsburgh Pa were Saturday overnight guests of Mrs Helen Wood A full report on the Kichville Field day will be in next weeks mews as information is not at rny disposal since several people are attending the state fair Police report for July The (jouverneur Police Department report for the month of July was presented Monday to the Village- Board by Chief (inffith who cited.7 arrests for driving while intoxicated, 4 for speeding 2 each for stop sign violations and unsafe tires, and one arrest each lor depositing refuse on highway, failure lo keep right unsupervised learner, one license plate, no inspection certificate, unsafe backing, obstructed rear vision, overwide load, unregistered motor vehicle, insufficient fail lights, unlicensed operator and unregistered motorcycle, making total traffic - arrests 27 Four arrests were made for disorderly conduct, Griffith continued, 3 for petit larceny. 2 for obstructing governmental operation, resisting arrest and assault third degree Other criminal arrests in- cluded one each for curfew violation, parole violation, aggravated harassment. military deserter, public intoxication, bad check, violation of Order of Protection and criminal possession of a dangerous drug, sixth degree, making the total of criminal arrests 21 A total of 81 parking violations were reported and total arrests put at 129 There were 10 accidents in the village, ihe police report con- tinued, one accident outside the limits, 163 calls or complaints received, 30 lights reported out, 9 funerals policed. 4 non-criminaJ sets of fingerprints taken, and two doors found open Police car No. 1 was driven 3,070 miles in July and car No t logged 2,027 miles. Village justice cases garnered $890 00 in fines and revenue from parking violations was $134.00 There was one county jail sentence of ten days, 2 con- ditional discharges. 8 un- conditional discharges, one case for probation, 2 youthful offender cases, one juvenile arrest, 9 cases dismissed or withdrawn, 32 cases pending and four cases turned over to other departments A total of tsiimm was recovered in July, according to the police report. Richville Road Mr and Mrs. Richard Van Ornum and daughters were Aug 19 visitors of Mr and Mrs. David Rastley of Battle Hill Road Mr and Mrs William Jones and family, of North Carolina. Mr and Mrs Tom Jones and children of Florida. Mr and Mrs Earl Jones and daughters of Clinton St Road, Mr and Mrs Richard Jones and family en- joyed sailing at Cranberry Lake on Aug 20 Mrs Ivan Shampme. Kim and Junior of Somerville Road. Mrs Lucille Lacey. Mrs Pearl Hanley. Mrs Fred Shampme of Rock Island Road. Mrs Irving Shampme. and daughters called on Mrs Michael Shatraw. Canton, and new son Harold Francis, who was born Aug 16. Mrs Viola Feukes of Brasher Falls was an Aug 20 overnight tfuesf if Mr and Mrs Richard VanOrnum FAT OVERWEIGHT Tht Odrinci Ptan can htip you e slim trim p*r*oft that you to t>« OC'tnet hat betn ustd sjcce$s f ji>y by thousands all over !ht coi/nfy f o' 14 vea r i. Gtt rid of eictcs 'at *rxJ five long*- O ts a my tabtet ar*j tauty i Contains ft; danfrou$ d'wf s .irvf No tpttia! <xe r ctsts Pt*r costs S3 ?5 and tne large sue J; 25 ** ^-st Kite ug»y ta! o f your m\ 1 Of 'e'urtO^d No Ques VcepT nc subftrtales SoW N: KINNEY DRUGS WANTED: # IAS AOEACI OF Ainr roc FOMS TO SRL TIAOf • A €000 OFBATBK DAKY FAfc* • COTTAOS - CAMK tUSMESSB CASH WAITING OU THE LAND MAN F J. 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