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M iXher's Day Icc Cream Social,
Sunday. M ay 14 from 3-6 p m at
the lone High School cafeteria
Sundays Banana Splits, pies and
cake will be served Bring M om for
a special treat
Proceeds go to the lone Public
Library Fund.
Lexington News
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Wheatland Pomona Grange met at
the C larno Grange hall on Saturday
A p n l 29 for a regular meeting with
the Master. Annahelle Jaeger, in the
chair
Officers were noted absent and
members pro tern were appointed
Celia Luttrell. Oregon State Grange
secretary, and her husband Kd Lu t
trell State Grange gatekeeper (they
are alv> the Oregon State Youth of
the Y e a r) and Sharon Mahan.
Hastern Oregon State deputy, and
Barton C lark, member o f the State
Agriculture committee were escorted
to the Master's station introduced
and welcomed
O fficers reports were heard,
which consisted o f much activity of
all the grange Greenfield has com
pleted their new floor, and painted
the eaves of the hall, held a 7()th an
niversary party of the Grange, and
a G W A conferenc e
W illo w s Grange has been very
busy with various dinners and pro
jects and also keep their hall ready
at all times for other meetings
M tk k a lo has held all their
meetings and have been busy with
the Grange work
Ixxm gto n Grange has held all
their meetings and members have
been busy with community affairs.
Spray has held their annual auc
tion. dinners and other activities
Recognized were the subordinate
Masters, Ronald Rolfe of Clarno,
Gus Streckcr. of Spray, and William
Alford of Greenfield
State Deputy reported that she and
her husband attended Um atilla
Pomona, Abernathy Grange where
46 candidates were initiated, visited
Greenfield and W illow s and attend
cd the G W A conference in Green
field I> x Halvorsen the Overseercr,
has done visiting at Greenfield for
their anniversary party, Abernathy
Grange and lexington
There were two resolutions read,
Veteran Hospital Funding, which
dwells on the budget cut. so that (he
Veteran Hospital cannot function
properly
Recommend that the
government and veterans admimstra
lion sec (hat these medical centers
are financed properly, for the
benefits of all veterans Presented by
lexington Grange and approved by
the Pomona, progress reports for
adopted resolutions from Klamath
County Pomona, concerning a report
in the bulletin regarding the status of
adopted resolutions and their pro
gress thnmgh the channels Adopted
by the body and a thank you to Clar
no for (he bountiful dinner and
hospitality adopted by the body
Resolution committee is W illiam
Alford. Gus Streckcr and Barton
Clark
Cecil Jones was elected insurance
delegate to Grange Mutual at State
session in F.ntcrprisc with Delpha
Jones alternate Barton Clark was
elected alternate voting delegate to
the State session from Pomona.
Annahelle invited the granges to
a reception at the G illiam County
Museum honoring Katherine Jaeger
on her 90th birthday July 23 starting
at I p m
Kd Luttrell had a few words on the
recent initiation from the 1873
manuals which was put on in various
granges throughout the state by the
Youth o f the Grange Th e work was
done quite differently then, and the
men and women were not brought in
together but each group separately
Celia told the group of the work at
State headquarters and that there is
m uch discussion now on the
ritualistic work of the Grange
Sharon Mahan talked on member
ship and the importance o f keeping
the members we have, and en
courage new members She urged all
Pomonas to have conference
A book "P ro u d Heritage" is on
sale and dwells with the Grange and
its beginning Th e group voted to
buy one, and if it is interesting to
grangers and non grangers alike the
book may be purchased and donated
to the various libraries
The pntgram was on "W heat for
Peace" and was a slide presentation
by Van Rietmann o f Condon, who
narrated the slides He told of the
need and the ways one could go
about helping this project
W ilm a Martin told how all could
be healthier, thinner and more
beautiful by eating wheat
The next meeting w ill be Sunday.
July 30 and will be (he annual pic
nic held at Anson W right park star
ting at 10 a m
The annual memorial will be held
in July at Pomona so please all
Chaplains notify. Loretta Lands of
Condon, of your departed members,
so she can plan her Memorial
Roll call included Clarno 3;
Greenfield 2. Lexington 3. Spray 2;
W illow s 2. M ikka lo 6 . Eagle Creek
2 and Vale I.
* Luella Ta ylo r was voted by the
staff at Good Shepherd Hospital in
Hcrmiston as Nurse o f the Day in
celebration of National Nurse's Day,
May 6 She was honored with a piac •
que and orchid corsage
Sheriff’s Report
The Sheriffs office at the cour
thouse in Hcppncr reports dispat
ching the following business during
the past week
May 2: M orrow County deputy
responded
in
Ir r ig o n
to a
neighborhood complainant, subjects
shooting pistols Call was unfound
ed, area found to be secure.
M orrow County deputy talked
with a subject in reference to a near
altercation in the W illow Creek Dam
area
May 3 M orrow County Sheriff s
office dispatched the Boardman am
bulance to the Sam Boardman grade
school One subject was transported
to Good Shepherd Hospital.
M orrow County Sh eriff s office
responded to investigate unfamiliar
vehicle activity on private properly
May 4 M orrow County Sheriff s
office responded to investigate an
abandoned vehicle on 4th St West
N o further action was taken;
Deputy recovered a generator
stolen out of the Pendleton area;
Deputy responded to Irrigon area
to investigate a neighborhood
dispute
May 5: Morn*w County deputy
responded tot he Boardman area to
hack uj) Boardman Dilice depart
ment kith a report of four subjects
at a residence not their ow n, at
Desert Springs Estate.
M orrow County deputy located
sheep on Bombing Range mad.
owner was contacted to secure
animals;
M orrow County deputy an-csted
W illiam Arnold G o llyh o m , 75, Ir
rigon, for telephone harassment
V ic t im was M o r r o w C o u n ty
S h e riffs ofTicc
G o llyh o m was
arraigned.
M orrow County Sh eriff s office
dispatched the Boardman police
department and the Boardman
amublancc. Rescue I and deputies to
a one vehicle accident at the Board
man Marina Three subjects were
transported to G oo d Shepherd
Hospital,
M orrow County Sh eriff s office
dispatched deputies to back up
Boardman Police department with a
report of shots fired at Wilson Road
Trailer Park
May 6 M orrow County deputy
arrested Charles Rcardin III, 56.
Kent, W A for D riving Under the
Influence of Intoxicants. Rcardin
posted bail and was released.
M orrow County Sheriff s office
dispatched the Condon ambulance to
(he clinic for a patient with an
unknown problem Transportation
was made to The Dalles;
M o rro w County deputy located
greyhound bus at the Boardman rest
area, requested driver to return to Ir
rigon to Paul's where a woman had
got off the bus and failed to get bac k .
on in time Her five year old son
was still on the bus. unsupervised;
M orrow County deputy respond
ed to report of an accident on Bom
bing Range Road Vehicle was
disabled and there were no injuries
May 7 M orrow County Sheriff s
office dispatched the Boardman am
bulance to 4 2 1 S E Anderson Road,
Ekiardinan where one juvenile was
transported to G o o d Shepherd
Hospital with unknown illness;
M orrow County Sheriff s office
dispatched the Boardman tire depart
ment to an extinguished structure fire
at Desert Springs Estates
During the week of M ay 1-8,
M o rro w County Sh e riffs office
assisted one disabled motorist
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Justice Court
Report___
The Justice Court office at the
courthouse annex in Heppner reports
handling die following business dur
ing the past week
Gary B Rea. lone Exceeding the
M axim um Speed. 91 mph in a 55
mph zone, $262 bail forfeited;
Bryan Leigh Hargrove, Heppner-
Violation of the Basic Rule. $30
fine.
Dean Clark Couture. Hermislon
Truck Speeding. 79 mph in a 55 mph
zone, $87 fine.
Leslie Lee Th om p son , lone
Improper Passing. $24 fine;
H e n ry
Paul R e ttin ge r I I I ,
Hcppner-Exceeding the M axim um
Speed. 80 mph in a 55 mph zone,
$87 fine;
Marta Dee Moulton. LaGrande
Exceeding die M axim um Speed. 74
mph in a 55 mph zone. $30 fine.
Obituaries
Imogene Thompson
Funeral service» for Imogene
Thompson were Wednesday in the
chapel of Bums Mortuary in Her
miston Burial will be later at die
Riddle. O R Cemetery.
M rs Thom pson. 59. of Irrigon,
died Friday, May 5, 1989, at Sacred
Heart Medical Center in Spokane
She was bom Oct 13, 1929. in
Alabama and bad been a resident of
Irrigon the past six years She had
been employed as a cook for Bet ah
Enterprises
Survivors include sons. Gregory
of Irrigon, Walter of Dayton. Wash
and Philip o f North Bend, Wash ;
sisters. Melba Mjrtcken of Echo and
Ida Deane Zulcger o f M yrtle
Creek; four grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren
Frank F. Connor
The funeral for Frank F Connor
was Wednesday at the Heppner Elks
Lodge with concluding service and
burial following ai Heppner Masonic
Cemetery
Connor, 87, of Heppner, died
Sunday. May 7, 1989. at his home
He was bom Aug 15. 1901, at
Danvers. Mass . to John and Alice
Foster Connor He came to the
Heppner area in 1917
O n Jan 16, 1925, he married
Gladys P Rippcc at Walla Walla
Connor was employed by several
oil distributorships in the area and
worked in maintenance at Pioneer
Memorial Hospital He managed the
Heppner Elks D x jg r tor 17 years and
was a member of the lodge
Survivors include his wife, at the
home, sons, Roger of Hillsboro and
Skip of Stanfield, brother, Albert of
Heppner. 10 grandchildren and five
great grandchildren Sons. Wendell
and John, died earlier
Memorial contributions may be
made to the Senior Citizens Meal
Site, P O Box 414. Heppner. O R
97836
Sweeney Mortuary . Heppner was
in charge of arrangements
Florence Anderson
A graveside funeral service for
FI rue nee Anderson was held at the
Heppner Masonic Cemetery
M rs Anderson. 74. of Heppner,
died Monday, May I , 1989 at
Am ber Valley Care Center in
Pendleton
She was bom June 5. 1914 at
Gnesen, M in n
to Frank and
Kathryn Kuawa Trader
She married Andrew Anderson at
Duluth. Minn in October 1940 The
couple came to Oregon in 1941, liv
ing at Kinzua until 1944 when they
moved to Hcppncr
M rs
A n d e rso n
m oved to
Pendleton in 1985
Surv Ivors include sons. Daniel of
Pendleton and Larry o f Princvillc.
daughters Darlene Schoonover.
Heppner. Helen Cooper of Me Minn
ville and laiuise O rr o f Vancouver.
Wash ; 11 grandchildren and three
great grandchildren, seven sisters
and one bnxher Her husband died
in 1977.
Memorial contributions may be
made to the A ll Saints Episcopal
Church, P O Box 246, Heppner.
O R 97836
Sweeney Mortuary. Hcppncr, was
in charge ot arrangements
Joann E. Huber
The funeral for Joann E Huber
was Thursday in the chapel at Bums
Mortuary in H em m ton Hunal was
at the Desert Ix w n Memorial
Cemetery in Irrigon
M rs Huber. 54, o f Irrigon died
Sunday, April .30. 1989 at O ur lady
of Lourdes Health Center in Pasco.
HI .oh
She was horn Oct. 10, 1934. at
Keene, N D and had been a resident
o f Irrigon for the past 15 years
M rs H u h rr was a member of the
Lutheran Church
Survivors include her husband,
Herbert, at the home. son. Barry of
Yakim a, daughters Terry Myers of
Ottawa. Kan and Kerne Brock of
Richrmind. Kan , bnxher» Lynn Loe
of Keene. N D , and Bruce Moe of
Im f o n . sister, Marvy Kancfhige o f
AlamexJa. Calif, and two grandvms
Edward Z . Pallanes. Heppner
Defective Equipment. $13 fine;
Vernal D avidson. Boardman
Resisting Arrest. Attempted Assault
on Public Safety Officer. 60 days -
suspended, $20 to Victims Com pen
sation Account. $5 Conviction Fee.
$12 Board of Police Standards and
Training Program, $500 fine. I year
probation.
P U B L IC N O TIC E
IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T
OF TH E S TA TE OF OREGON
FOR
TH E
C O U N TY
OF
M ORROW
IN T H E M A T T E R O F T H E
E S T A T E OF
M I C H A E L P U S K A R IC H . aka
M IK E P U S K A R IC H D E C E A S E D .
N o 89 PR 8
N O T IC E
TO
IN T E R E S T E D
PERSONS
A Deceased Person
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as the personal represen
tative of said estate in the State of
Oregon A ll persons having claims
against said estate are hereby re
quired to present the same, with pro
per vouchers, within four months
after the date of die first publication
of this notice, as stated below, to die
personal representatives in care of
dieir Oregon attorneys at Schwahe,
Williamson & Wyatt. Attn Douglas
M
Th o m p so n . 1600 Pacwest
Center. 1211 S W
Fifth Avenue,
Portland. Oregon 97204-3795. or
they may be hatred
A ll persons whose rights may be
estate may obtain additional informa
tion from the records o f this C ourt,
the personal representatives or the
a ttorney
for
the
personal
representatives
D A T E D and first published May
3. 1989
Mary B Puskarich,
Personal Representative
Anthony Puskarich,
Personal Representative
Schwahe. Williamson A Wyatt,
Attn Douglas M Thom pson, 1600
Pacwest Center. 1211 S W
Fifth
Avenue,
P o rtla n d .
O re g o n
9 7 2 0 4 -3 7 9 5; Telephone
(5 0 3 )
222 9981
Published May 3. 10. 17 A 24.
1989______________________________
P U B L IC N O TIC E
IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T
OF TH E S TA TE OF OREGON
FOR T H E C O U N T Y O F
MORROW
In (he Maticr of (he Estate of:
HARO LD F NOAH,
Deceased
No 89 PR 7
N O T IC E
TO
IN T E R E S T E D
PERSONS
N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N
that (he undersigned has been ap
pointed Personal Representative of
the above estate All persons has ing
claims against die estate are required
to present them within lour months
after the date of the first publication
of this notice to the Personal
Representative at the office of Kay
Williams. Attorney At la w . 8(18 So
M am . P O
Box 502, M ilton
Freewater. Oregon 97862 or they
may be haired
A ll persons whose rights may be
affected by this proceeding may ob
lain additional information from the
records of the Court, the Personal
Representative or the attomcv for die
Personal Representative, Ray
W illiams
Dated and published this Kith day ot
M ay. 1989
Esther L . Noah
Rt 2 Box 450-G
Irrigon, O R 97844
Personal Representative
Ray W illiams
Attorney at I jiw
808 So Main
P O Box V)2
M ilton-Freewater, O R 978b2
Attomev for Personal Representative
Published Mas It). 17. 24. 1989
P U B L IC N O TIC E
The M orrow County Planning
Commission will hold public hear
ings on Monday. May 22nd. 1989
at 7:30 p m at the M orrow County
Annex Building in Irrigon. Oregon
Public Hearings will be held on the
following
I A Public Hearing to consider a
change of zone from small larm 40
to General Commercial in Township
4 North, Range 25 last. Section 10,
Ta x Lots 3000, 3300, 3201. 3100.
3204 and 3202. all within the Urban
Grow th Boundary of the C ity of
Boardman adjacent to the Port of
M orrow Interchange
2. A Public Hearing to consider
the creation of a Limited Use
Overlay Arne to allow location of
a state Pnsion at the Port of Morrow
Airport. Township 4 North. Range
24 East. Sections 15. 16. 17. 18. 19
20. 21 and 22
Interested persons are invited to
the hearing to express their views,
written, signed statements will be
considered Reavms for approval or
disapproval should be included in
written or oral statements
Kent Goodyear
Chairman
M o rro w
C o u n ty
P lanning
Commission
Published May 3, 10, 1989
PUBLIC BUTICE
TR U STEE'S N O TICE OF SALE
Reference is made to that certain
trust deed made by R O B E R T E
R IG G S and J A N E R IG G S , hus
band and wife, and assumed by
J E F F H IL L IK E R & P E G G Y
H IL L I K E R . as grantor, to M orrow
County Abstract * Title, as trustee,
in favor of First Interstate Bank of
Oregon N A ., fVa First National
Bank of Oregon, as beneficiary,
dated January 17. 1979. recorded
January 19. 1979. in the mortgage
records of M orrow County. Oregon,
in book No M at page 14798. or as
fee/file^ instrument'microfilm/ recep
tion N o (indicate w hich), covering
the follow ing described real property
situated in said county and state,
to-wit:
Lot 16. Block 2, H A N S E N S
F IR S T A D D I T I O N to the C ity of
Boardman. in Section 9. Tow nship
4 North. Range 25. East of the
W illam ette M e rid ia n . M o rro w
County. Oregon Plus all futures
and mobile homes, if any. located
thereon (341 E Boardman Avenue.
Boardman. O R 97818)
Beneficial interest assigned to
Federal Home Loan Mortgage C o r
poration by instrument recorded
February 6 . 1989 as Book " M " ,
Page 32507, M o rro w C o u n ty
Records
Both the beneficiary and the
trustee have elected to sell the said
real property to satisfy the obliga
(Kins secured by said trust deed and
a notice of default has been record
cd pursuant to Oregon Revised
Statutes 86 735(3); the default for
which the foreclosure is made is
grantor's failure to pay when due the
fo llo w in g sums
M o n th ly in
stallments of $617.79 each, com
mencing with the payment due O c
tober I. 1988 and continuing each
month until this trust deed is
reinstated or goes to Trustee’s sale,
plus accrued late charges of $106 68
as o f January 31. 1989 and further
late charges of $17 78 on each dclin
quent payment thereafter, plus all
fees, costs and expenses associated
with this foreclosure, all sums cx
pended by beneficiary to protect the
property or its interest therein dur
ing the pendency o f this p re ce d in g,
evidence that taxes arc paid as pro
vided by the terms o f the Trust
Deed, and plus the deficit reserve ac
count balance o f $41.70
By reason o f said default the
beneficiary has declared all sums
owing on the obligation secured by
said trust deed immediately due and
fiayable, said sums being the follow
mg. to-wit:
The sum of $38,276 61 with in
terest thereon at the rate o f 12.75%
per annum from September 1. 1988,
until paid, plus all fees, exists and ex
penses associated
w ith
this
foreclosure, all sums experienced by
beneficiary to pnxcct the property or
its interest tJierein during the penden
cy o f this proceeding, evidence that
taxes arc paid as provided by the
terms of ttie Trust Deed, and plus the
deficit reserve account balance of
$41 70
W H E R E F O R E , mxicc hereby is
given that the undersigned trustee
will on June 23. 1989. at the hour
o f I 00 o'clock. P M . , in accord
with the standard of time establish
cd by O R S 187 110. at front door
M orrow County Courthouse in the
City of Heppner. County of M o r
row. State of Oregon, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash
the interest in the said described real
property which the grantor had or
had power to convey at the time of
the exec ution by him of the said trust
deed, together with any interest
which the grantor or his successors
in interest acquired after the cxccu
tion o f said trust deed, to satisfy the
fore goin g ob liga tion s thereby
secured and the costs and expenses
of sale, including a reasonable
charge by the trustee Notice is fur
ther given that any person named in
O R S 8b 7X1 has the right, at any
time prior to five days before the
date last set for the sale, to have this
lores It »sure poxeeding dismissed
and the trust deed reinstated by pay
ment to the beneficiary of the entire
amount then due (txher than such
portion of the principal as would rax
then be due had no default occurred)
and by curing any obligation or trust
deed, and in addition to paying said
sums or tendering the performance
required under the obligation or trust
deed, and in addition to paying said
sums or tendering the performance
necessary to cure the default, by pay
ing all costs and expenses actually
incurred in enforcing the obligation
and trust deed, together with
trustee s and attorney's fees
ex
ceeding the amounts provided by
said O R S 86 753
In construing this mxicc, the
masculine gender includes the
feminine and the neuter, the singular
includes the plural, the word "gran
to r" includes any successor in in
terest to the grantor as well as any
other person owing an obligation,
the performance o f which is secured
by said trust deed, and the words
"trustee" and "beneficiary" include
their respective successors in in
terest. if any.
n*x
D A T E D February 8. 1989
G E O R G E C R E IN M IL L ~ .lt
Successor-Trustee
521 S W Clay
Portland. O R 97201
226-3607
Published M ay 10. 17. 24 ¿k 31.
1989________________
P U B L IC N O TIC E
H E L P V i A S I I I) W illow t reek
Park District is accepting applica
tions for a part time maintenance
worker This would be a good fxm
lion for a semi retired person Call
Ken Turner at 676-9710 W illow
Creek Park District is an equal op
portunity employer
Published May 3, 10, 1989
1 CARP OF THANKS
I would like to thank all those pe»*
pie who prayed for me as well as
sending cards and flowers It was so
very kind of you who helped my
family during this time
A Heppner Chief salute to all of
you,
Doug Rathbun
___________________________ 5 -1 0 -Ip
We v y j t to thank ail o f you
wonderful folk, both family and
friends, for you r prayers for
H a ro ld 's safe re c o v e ry from
surgery For all the beautiful flowers
and plants, for the many cards, let
ters and jihone calls and for the
visiu^AVe also thank St. Vincent’s
H o s p N P th c doctors and nurses for
their loving care May G od bless all
of you.
Harold ¿k Edna Peck
____________________________5 -1 0 -lc
2
NOTICES
Pregnancy Crisis?
Free pregnanes test and confidential
counseling at 240 S E 2nd St., H c r
miston. M on Wed Fri 10 a m .-4
p m 24 hour telephone. 567-0888
____ _________ _____________ 3 -l-tfc
A public hearing w ill be held at
Heppner City Hall on Thursday.
M ay 11 at 7:30 p m
T o propose a Grant Application to
the Oregon Com m unity Develop
ment department for the purpose of
funding an R V Park
Th e project benefits the city o f
Heppner and is pursued by the
W illo w Creek Park District
Th e purpose is to involve citizens
in
c o m m u n ity
deve lop m ent
programs.
Written records of meetings will
be kept and will be available at the
C ity H a l f _______________5-3-2c
1 HKIP HAN'T HI)______
Linnlon Plywood assn is purchas
ing Douglas F ir, Larch and Spruce
at its log yard in Um atilla. O R The
logs are for domestic processing at
our plant in Portland For further in
formation call 922-3922 or write
Linnton Plywood Assn , 10504
N .W St Helens Rd . Portland. O R
97231
4 -2 6-4 c
HELP
W A N TED :
Preschool
teacher and teachers asst Apply at
Heppner Day C are, 676 54 29
____________________________ 5-3-lfc
H E L P W A N T E D full time cook
position available, some knowledge
of insitution cooking beneficial
Must be neat and clean, able to work
w ell w ith others as w ell as
independently
A ls o
D is h w a s h e r
position
available Interested persons contact
Evelyn Swcek. Pioneer Memorial
Hospital. M o n -F ri. 9-4 p .m 5 -3 2c
N O I It I Heppner Munic ipal Pool
will open on June I I , 1989 Season
tickets rates are Family $60 00. one
person $25.00. daily admission
$1 00
_____ _____ 5 10 2c
Sam Boardman Elementary has a job
opening available for an assistant
custodian Application deadline is
May 15th Applicatuxis arc available
at Sam Boardman Elementary bet
ween 8 a m A 3 45 p m weekdays
For more tnlonnalion call 481-7383
5 10 lc
HELP W A N TE D
The City o f
Heppner is now accepting ajiplica
tains for a manager and six part time
life gu a rd s
for
the
H e ppner
Municipal Pool Pay will be $4 to $5
per hour depending on qualificatKXis
and position Applications being ac
cepted until 5 p m M ay 26. 1989
For applications contact Heppner
C ity Hall. P O Box 756. Heppner.
Oregon 97836
The C ity of Heppner is an Equal
Opportunity Em ployer
5 -1 0 -3c
Medical Position Open
W ord Clerk. C N A 's , C M A 's F ix
details contact Sandy Hanna D N S .,
at Pioneer Memorial Hospital. 564.
E . P ioneer D r iv e . H e p p n e r
E O E / A A ______________ 5 -1 0 -2 c
Attention: excellent income for
home assembly w ork. Info, call
504 6 4 6 -1 7 0 0 D ept
P 3018
______________________ 4-26/5 IQp
S WORK WANTED
W ork Wanted General handyman,
will do carpentry, painting, storm
windows and drams and yard work
N o job too small
Ed O lson.
676-9905
4 -1 9 -7c
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