Clitheroc Advertiser a n d Times, Jan u a ry 28, 1972 YOUI! VEEKESND VIEWING S A T U R D A Y


BBC X 10.00: >Vic bittc? 1030: Zarabanda. 11.55: Weatherman.


12.00: The Double Deckers. 12.25: Dastardly and Muttley in their Flying Machines.


12.45: Grandstand. 12.50: Football Preview. 1. 10, 1.40: Fisht of the Week. 1.25, 1.50, 2.20, 2.50: Racing from Kcmpton. 2.10, 2.40, 3.10, 4.15: Athletics from Cosford.


5.00: Whackol 5.30: Mens, Weatherman arid Regional Sport.


League: Oldham v St. Helens. 4.40: Final Score.


3.30: Rugby


5.45: Disney Parade. 5.50: Dr. Who. 6.15: It's Clift Richard. 7.00: Dixon of Dock Green. 7.45: ‘The Manhunter ’. Film starring Roy Thinnes. Sandra Dec and Albert Salmi.


9.20: Dick Emery Show. 9.50: News. Weather.


10.00: Match of the Day. Two- match action and January's


‘Goal of the Month" com­ petition.


11.00: Braden's Week. 11.35: The Night the Bridge Caught- Fire.


12.00: Weatherman. G R A B fA B A BBC 2


9.35: Open University. 2.00:


3.45: Play Away. Entertainment for children.


Band'. Musical starring Ty­ rone Power, Alice Faye, Don Ameche, Ethel Merman.


‘Alexander’s Ragtime


8.30: Chronicle. Front Line Archaeology with Brian Philp. Brian Hobley, Robert Stenuit and The Rt. Hon. Julian Amerv, M.P.


10.00: Ways of Seeing. 10.30: Film Night. 11.00: Ralph McTell: In Concert. 11.30: News. Weather. 11.35: ‘Hound Dog Man’. Film


9.20: Germinal. SUNDAY B B C I


9.00: Nai Zindagi Nava Jcevan. 9.30: Wie bittc? 10.00: Zarabanda. 11.00: Seeing and Believing. Lux in Tenebris — A Dance Drama on the Struggle of Light in Darkness per­ formed in St. John’s Church, Waterloo Road. London.


11.30: Boomph with Becker- 11.45: Play Tennis. 12.10: Steam Horse: Iron Road. 12.35:


Interaction. Selection


1.00: Croesi’r Bont. Learning Welsh.


Interview: Round 3.


1.55: Canoe. 2.20: Made in Britain. 2.29: News Headlines. 2.30: Dog Watch. Advice on family pets.


5.20: The Moonstone. 6.05: News. Weatherman. 6.15: Malcolm Muggcridgc asks The Question Why.


3.05: The Basil Brush Show. 3.35: Film: ‘Good Morning. Miss Dove’.


7.25: Engelbert with The Young Generation


6.50: Songs of Praise from Mon- ere iff Parish Church. East Kilbride.


Goodies, and guests. and The 8.10: Trevor Howard in ‘Out-


1.25: Fanning. Weather for farmers.


10.00: Omnibus. A Modern Turn of Mind — The private thoughts of Julius Caesar starring Donald Pleasencc.


9.50: News, Weather.


10.50: Ad Lib. 11.22: Weatherman.


BBC 2


9.00: Open University. 7.00: News Review and Weather.


7.25: The World About Us. Penguin City narrated by Peter Scott.


2.55: Iven Dodd and The Diddy- ■ncn.


8.10: The Monte Carlo Rally. The 1971 British Rally Champion Chris Sclater and Monte historian Michael Frostick report on the motor ­ ing event of the year as it happens.


8.50: Television Doctor. The First Year of Life.


9.05: Man of Straw. Starring Derek Jacobi—Part 1: Esprit de Corps.


9.50: The Black and White Minstrel Show.


10.35: Music On 2. Wintcrrcise —Franz Schubert.


11.55: News Summary' and Weather.


Co-op refuses to sell land for loos


at M itton


IF public conveniences were built by Bowland Rural Coun­ cil near to All FTallows Church, Mitton, they would look unsightly in the opinion of the Co-operative Wholesale Society which owns the land on which the building would


stand. The Society stated this in


a letter to the Council read to members at their meeting this week by the clerk. Mr. 1-. D. Telford. The Society considered the


conveniences would be "some­ what unsightly due to the proximity to the church” and for this 'reason it was not will­ ing to sell the land to the Council.


tive Wholesale Society oppo­ site the Three Fishes Hotel. The council decided to


approach the Society to see if it was willing to sell that land but if not then it will consider the possibility of obtaining a site by a compulsory purchase


order. Coun. F. Mason asked about


chairman of the Public Health Committee: "We arc back •where wc started again. This , has been going on for 10 years.


another site. COMPULSORY "Public conveniences will be ;


needed more and more. Be- . cause of increased tourism in : the vallev thev would appear I to be essential more than they -


were 10 years ago." Mr. Telford told the court- ,


cil that there was the possi- j bility of another site, on land , also owned by the Co-opera- •


CLTTHEROE F.C.


SOCIAL EVENING and SUPPER on


Thursday, February 3rd at 7.30 p.m.


at the


EDISFORD BRIDGE HOTEL


Admission 40p.


YV ADDINGTON SOCIAL CLUB


Announcement to all members


THE


ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING


will be held on Friday, February 11th , Said Coun. Mrs. S. J. D ow .1 j


Jt seems that we have to dis- j miss the w hole idea or try for .


that the West Riding County Council had been looking in­ to this.


the possibility of building p ub­ lic conveniences in the Trough o f Bowland and he was told


cast of the Islands' with Ralph Richardson, Robert Morley.


GRANADA


11.00: Morning Service. From the Colston Wellpark Church. Glasgow.


12.30: Holidays Abroad 12.55: Jobs in the House and ; Garden.


they work.


1.25: AH Our Yesterdays. 1.55: Football . Highlights. 2.50: Sylvester. 3.00: ‘The Intimate Stranger’. Film with Richard Basehart and Mary Murphy An un- 1 known girl writes love letters to a strange man—and his wife knows.


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4.40: The Golden Shot. Bob Monkhousc.


With


10.15: Upstairs. Downstairs. 11.15: The Frost Programme.


9.30: University Challenge. 10.00: News.


Greatest . air-sea battle


THE storv of history's greatest air-sca battle, the Japanese at- , tack on Pearl Harbour, is recrc- i ated in tile film “Tora! Tora! ; Tora!" at the Civic Hall next week. The film is an exciting and ac­


6.30: Stars on Sunday. 6.45: Appeal. 6.50: Adam Smith. 7.25: Please Sir! 7.55: 'The Seventh Sin'. with Eleanor Parker and Bill Travers. A doctor's wife looks at her life as her hus­ band goes to China.


5.35: The Intruder. 6.05: News. 6.15: No Small Change. Andrew Cruickshank about his attitude to and the universe.


Fi lm


Ac'.or talks man


12.05: Cover to Cover. Adven- j ture story writers tel] bow j


!


7.10: Westminster. 7.30: News, Sport and Weather. 7.45: Rugby Special. 7.45: Rugby Special. France v Ireland, commentary.


in Inns and Cafes in the Ribble Valley


11.55: The Garden Indoors. 12.20: RoeUct Robin Hood. 12.45: News. 12.50: World of Sport. 12.55: On the Ball. 1.20- Racing from Warwick and Newcastle. 3.10: Rallvcross and Scramb­ ling. 3.50: Results. 3.54: Wrestling. 4.45: Results Ser­


5.05: News. 5.10: Primus. 5.40: The Fcnn Street Gang. 6.10: ‘The Russians Arc Com­ ing, The Russians Are Com­ ing’. A Russian captain for­ gets to look and lands his submarine on the coast of America.


vice.


10.40: Who Do You Do? 11.10: Jason King.


9.30: News. 9.40: Marcus Welby. M.D.


For details of advertising in this guide phone Sandra Ford, Clitheroe 2323


starring Fabian. Carol Lvn- ley wtih Stuart Whitman, Arthur O'Connell. Dodie Stevens.


a d v e r t i s e r a n d t im e s g u i d e t o


CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB W E L L G A T E


T e l . 3 5 8 5 SATURDAY, JANUARY 29th


HARRY CASE SUNDAY, JANUARY 30th


COME and ENJOY A *


8.25: Saturday Variety. With j Charlie Drake and Russ 1 Conway.


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SCA N D A H O V E E SUPPER AT THE


\ THREE FISHES, MITTON Tel. Stonyhurst 206


Every Wednesday. Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings 7.30 p.m. — 10.00 p.m.


Commencing from February 2nd 75p inclusive.


ALSO BAR SNACKS AND HOME-MADE MEAT AND POTATO PIES AS USUAL LUNCH TIME AND EVENINGS


FOR YOUR WEDDING I RECEPTION !


FOR YOUR 21st PARTY!


FOR AN EVENING MEAL! j . OR


;


FOR AN ENJOYABLE 1 NIGHT OUT


:


Catering all except Mondays i THE


RIBBLESDALE ARMS , GISBURN


i Telephone 234


Dine in comfort with old world hospitality and service at the


Fine Food at its Be s t ! PARKERS ARMS HOTEL


Dinner Saturday from 7.30 p.m. Wedding Receptions and Parties catered for


Luncheons Sa turday and Sunday 12.00 to 1.30 p.m.


Write or phone tor menus j


Ncwton-in-Bowland Tel . Slaidburn 236


^^^TLuTpiacc to head for is brown cow inn


and be sure of a first class meal or snack


a t a re asonable price


'■ !


Snacks: Wedne sday to Sunday , 7.00 p.m.— 11.00 p.m.


MeaN: Wednesday to Sunday : 7.00 p.m.— 9.30 p.m.


Dutton's Beer at its Best Parties catered for


Tel. CHATBURN 272 FOR EATING-OUT


curate record of events on ; December 7th, 1941. when Japanese planes dropped their ; first bombs on Hawaii in the South Pacific, unleashing one of tite most treacherous and de­ structive attacks ever known, rc- 1 suiting in enormous losses for the U.S. Forces "Tora" is Japanese for Tiger,


the code signal Hashed by the Japanese to signify that their squadron had achieved complete surprise in the strike against the U.S. Naval Base. Uni t Four Cinemas. Black­


burn. offer a double X-ccrtificate bill of "Myra Breckinridge", starring Raauel Welch, and "Be­ yond the Valley of the Dolls", a modern drama with pop over­ tones. Also showing next week are a revenge Western, "Valdez is Coming": a hor ror story. "The Shuttered Room"; and "Elvis— That 's the way it is", a Him of a Presley concert at the Las Vegas international hotel.


ADVERTISE YOUR SOCIAL EVENT on this nase


PHONE 1 ® CLITHEROE 2323 Ribblc Valley Appeal Fund Swimming Baths


MODERN and OLD TIME DANCE


THE CATHOLIC HALL LOWERGATE FRIDAY FEBRUARY 4th 1972 DANCING 8 p.m. to 1.00 a.m.


To: CLIFF WINSTON and his BAND SPOT PRIZES — LICENSED BAR


TICKETS 62-Vp. including refreshments


available f rom R. TURNER and SON, CASTLE STREET, CLITHEROE.


WHITE HORSE HOTEL CLITHEROE


E V E R Y F R I D A Y


Piano and Drums


| NATIONAL FIRE BRIGADE i


BENEVOLENT FUND JUMBLE


Thursday, February 3rd at 7.00 p.m.


at Trinity Methodist Sunday School Admission 2p


Refreshments 2p


Brick House Licensed Restaurant CHIPPING — Telephone: 316


Onen Dailv for Luncheon and Dinner (except Wed.) WEDDINGS AND PARTIES CATERED FOR Why not drive out for Sunday lunch 2 minutes f rom the village.


LANCASHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE Division No. 5


Lancashire County Choral Festival — 1972


The twenty-first Lancashire County Chora] Festival will be held in -the Marine Hall, Fleetwood, on Saturday, April 22nd, 1972.


Choirs and Choral Groups from the L a n c a sh i re Administrative area wishing to enter, may obtain details and entry forms from the Divisional Education Officer, Education Office, Rishton.


Completed entry forms should be returned direct to the Chief Education Officer, P.O. Box 61, County Hall, Preston, not later than February 5th, 1972.


KEEP AN EYE ON THIS GUIDE


^ V '•w


CAUL AND HAVE A MEAL WITH US ? At the


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WHITE WELL HOTEL Tel. Dunsop Bridge 277


Luncheon ... 12.30—2.00 p.m. High Tea ... 4.30—6.30p.m. Dinner except Sunday


Saturday 7.00—9.00 p.m. Parties and Wedding


Mondav to Friday 6.30—S.15 p.m.


Receptions catered for


foayley bar rendezvous for fireside meals


bayley arms


hurst green Tel: Stonyhurst 2 1 0


!


value your monev?• like friendly service?


breakfast (from 7.30 a.m.) dinner, tea or snacks, all home-made at:


then eat and enjoy


| |


“the kitchen” cafe


tondavs, tuesdavs and Saturdays) | '


(to assist senior citizens, prices even cheaper 2 p.m.—3 p.m.


99 lowergate tel: clitheroe 4450 Why not make | j


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| * s h o f p i n g ^ I ^ t o w n T ' : '


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j MORNING COFFEE, AFTER- ! NOON TEA, TASTY SNACKS or LIGHT LUNCHEONS in pleasant surroundings


6-8 MOOR LANE CLITHEROE


Tel. Bolton-by-Bowland 205 Residential


COPY NOOK HOTEL Bolton-by-Bowland N r . Clithe roc


Snack lunches Monday-Saturday Luncheons Sunday 12.30—1.30 High Teas Sunday 3.30—6 p.m. Dinner Friday and Saturday from 7 p.m.


Suppers each evening Monday to Saturday


Parties catered tor WADDINGTON SOCIAL CLUB SINCE


SATURDAY, JANUARY 29th to


THE MOUSE TRAP SHOW GROUP Starting 8.00 p.m. Cover charge


Also next week: PINK PANTHER


Cl itheroc & District Young Farmers’ Club


DANCE Y21 DISCO


to the


Friday, February 4th, 1972 at Newton Institute


Admission 35p


Dancing 9.00 p.m.—1.00 a.m. Refreshments available


COME DANCING


Slaidburn Village Hal l Saturday, February 5th at 8.00 p.m.


PHILIP ALLANS BAND Admission 25p


Light refreshments available


Y21 DISCOTHEQUE WHERE: NEWTON INSTITUTE


WHEN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 29th, HOW MUCH: 30p.


Dancing 8.30 p.m.—11.45 p.m.


HOT DOGS HAMBURGERS AT REASONABLE CHARGES


RIGHT OF ADMISSION RESERVED THE


ASSKETON SERMON will be preached on


SUNDAY, JANUARY 30th a t 2.30 p.m.


by the Rev. J. C. Hudson, B.A.


Rural Dean and Vicar of Cl itheroe


THE SALVATION ARMY LOWERGATE


Ma jor and Mrs. Bram Moore of Preston, D.H.Q.


Sunday next, January 30Lh Meetings conducted by


Afternoon 2.15 p.m.


Prizegiving and items by children


Night Salvation Meeting 6.30 p.m.


Come and enjoy the fellowship


PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Waterloo Road, Cl itheroc


GENESIS or EV OLU T IO N !


In the beginning God created the heaven an d the ear th Genesis 1. v 1.


10.4S a.m. Breaking o f Bread 2.30 p.m. Sunday School 6.30 p.m. Gospel Service


Meetings D.V. SUNDAY


Tuesday: 7.30 p.m. Bible Study Thurs: 7.30 p.m. Prayer Meeting


!


“ THE COFFEE POT” i1 your spot for


S U N D A Y : “ S P A R K Y ” Top Group


PLUS PAUL BRENNAN’S DISCO SHOW Admission Free.


lOp AFTER 10.15 p.m.


ST. MARY MAGDALENE & ST. PAUL'S SCOUT GROUP SUPPORTERS’ ASSOCIATION


ANNUAL JUMBLE SALE Tonight Friday, January 28th, 1972, at 6.00 p.m.


Admission 2p Refreshments available


ST. LEONARD’S CHURCH DOWNHAM


Downl iam Village Hall


DISCO DANCE


to ACTION SOUND


Tonight , Friday, January 28th 9.00 p.m.—1.00 a.m. Admission 30p


Refreshments available Right of admission reserved


Cl ithcroc Congregational Church


Sunday, January 30th


FAMILY WORSHIP a t 10.30 a.m.


Chairman of the Lancashire Congregational Union


Rev. William Peters followed by Conference Tea a t 4.30 p.m.


TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH


Suuday, January 30th


10.30 a.m. Rev. N. D. Wal ton 6.00 p.m. Rev. J. A. Goodhal l


Ladies’ Class 2 p.m. Mrs. S. Blackburn MANOR HALL


Mil thom'e Avenue


Sunday, January 30th, 1972 a t 6.30 p.m. Speaker:


Mr. D. Wi lkinson (Blackburn)


o


YOU would hav yourself had you Wh alley on the e September 26th, local cricket tea


finished the seasoi pions of the K


League, decided brate their triurrrp manner and to gi' supporters the o


to join in the f organised a tore


cession. FINE AFF,


Through tbc co Henry Forrest, of


received recently a programme issued


casion and a very : must have been. A •the local station supervision of the


shall, Mr. W. Bar ten white-sashed a less than thirty-two scheduled to appe: First into line we


Whalley and B.lli Band—that splend tion that all but


periods since. The trombone,


SATURDAY: MEL-BEAN Vocal guitarist


Plus Marie Michelle and Guest compere


j j


TOWN GATE CLUB, GT. HARWOOD CABARET iO p.m.


FRIDAY: “SEPTEMBER” Top Local Group


Plus Lyn Peters and Resident compere Ladies free up to 10 p.m.


j


Bar Meals Monday to Friday Afternoon and High Teas 3.30 to 5.30 p.m.


EXCELLENT FACILITIES FOR


PRIVATE DINNER DANCE WEDDING RECEPTIONS l u n c h e o n DINNER


SWAN & ROYAL HOTEL CASTLE STREET CLITHEROE


Telephone 3130 or 3665 For reservations


^Ij^^E^^ALMstrY BILLLNGTON. WHALLF.Y (Mr. and Mrs. F. Bower)


BUFFET LUNCHES 12.00 to 2.00 p.m.


Monday to Friday


BAR SNACKS every evening


Weddings and Parties our speciality


Tel. Whallcy 2172 A - ■'*) '*2. V- T t,. -T. •' ' '


MARKET CAFF CLITHEROE 4117


For Morning Coffee Luncheons, Teas


Parlies catered f i f e © r e *


. x d r a M T / |THe EBUSS-g MRN j?


S 3SYCUNS CAROL LYNLgy MA<?A6Re


a l s o ELVIS VHESLLY i n ’•‘s t a y ’ a v


3 s h ow s r.i a r t 2 ; a y .t o e


RYAN a n d DINNOF Double (won) £30 this week


22 17 Subscriptions now due


Blackburn Corporat ion Rccreatf-on Committee present


COUNTRY MEETS FOLK (Tex Wi th e r s - Jo n n y Young 4 - “Little Ginny" - Country Fever)


Thursday 3rd, February, 1972 at 7.30 p.m.


King George’s Hall, Blackburn Tickets 50p and 30p


(reductions for Pensioners and Children) from Public Halls, Northgate. (Tel. Blackburn 58424) BLACKBURN Tel. 52091


MANXMAN HOTEL HIGHER CROFT


This weekend's enter tainment Tonight Friday


Iunit four CINEMAS


Telephone 53446 BLACKBURN


TWo shows n t 2-00 ami 0—1."> V e n tu r e a t ; 3—


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a'iwomsr . orscw'AA?,' MAE WEST ■


■•'""3'*°“ (JOHN HUSTON -•*?" . RAQUEL A


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Hji- » the Valley! myra i of the


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PROGRAMMES FOR S u n d ay J a n 30 a n d a l l w e e k .


BARRY WHYNDHAM Vocal Guitarist


featuring resident Vocalist SHEILA


Saturday January 29th FREE and EASY Also


Sunday January 30th


TONY YORK Vocalist


Wednesday 2nd February


THE SEARCHERS Plus ROY RYAN Admission 30p.


Friday February 11th


ACKER BILK and his Paramount JAZZ BAND Admission 50p.


Tickets for Wednesday 2nd Feb. and Friday Feb. 11th now on sale


Admission strictly limited No standing


Waiter service only A LION HOUSE


Snacks and sandwiches available


N. Lanes. & W.R. Yorks.


WALKING and CYCLE CAMPERS


ASSOCIATED WITH


THE FELL CLUB OF STAFFORD


S.A.E. for details to:


MR. J. G. CRICK, Sec. 12 Lowergate, Clitheroe BB7 1AD


DON’T FORGET J U M B L E S A L E


at St. James's School on


Saturday, January 29tli at 3.00 p.m.


Admission 2p Refreshments


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j i GISBURN & DISTRICT Y.F.C.


FANCY DRESS DANCE to be held in


GISBURN FESTIVAL HALL on February 4th, 1972 9.00 p.m.— 1.00 a.m.


THE SILVER KEYNOTES DANCE BAND


Parade 10.00 p.m.


Classes: Character, Original and Couples


lOp refund if in Fancy Dress Refreshments


Three Prizes per class Admission 35p


Right of admission reserved FOLK NIGHT!


Tonight (Friday) Laughing with


MIKE HARDING Also NEVIS


Dog and Partridge, Wcllgate, Clitheroc


! Soon: THE TAVERNERS WADDINGTON SOCIAL


and BOWLING CLUB


; Grand Snooker Challenge Match j


between


I Alex (Hurricane) Higgins | World Championship Finalist v


Bob Callow (Padiham)


! Admission including Supper 40p Tuesday, February Sth. 1972


TOSSIDE INSTITUTE DON'T FORGET


FANCY DRESS DANCE


in the INSTITUTE


Tonight Friday, January 28th 9.00 p.m.— 1.00 a.m.


BERISFORDS BAND Supper available


Reasonable prices Admission 30p


Fancy Dress Half Price f


TREBLE (won) 3 29 10


£50 this week


TH E Clitheroc an- the continuing incr


cerned at the hums I t is true that the


district numbers an high as the nations b u t even here the have begun to r: sharply The psychologic-


Cras


progr to h


moral damage to hu thousands of workii is an anachronisn society which at the end of the financial contains very large o f priveleged people o f the so-called afflue th e inequalities of th t ion of worldly g- disgrace to a Christian communitv,


’Advertiser and Time suggested that our e arc baffled by the o f the system and a to blue-print a way the financial jungle


Tn a previous lett


capitalist system has a n d in which wc hai


GRANTS


two measures that adopted immediately the situation but t need a huge inje government money Gocal authorities. Ti sary legislation is Statute Books an . needs implementing. Under the Derc'


However, there ht


Clearance Act (wh: include industrial v a local authority Clitheroe is entitled per cent grant. Many semi and r


workers could be ab a crash building p of council bouses, schools and hospitals Existing plans


for industrial and lei poses could be carrie.


Learn f people


the sp


WHAT has happene cracy? I t was repor day’s Advertiser that Council’s request for


the town has been rec for refusal.


with education rep to discuss primary


tude. and many p- wonder just how th the street” can get hi: through to the polk as it seems that his presentatives cannot, have the opportunity them with the approp ority. Indeed the cou to have been rebuke ing to show an inter cational affairs


This is a short-si


ministrators. sitting offices with their


It has been know


statistics in front 01 learn something from "on the spot” . Let us hope tha


still time to reverse tunatc “no meeting”


MRS. J. E. FOULK 13. Lancaster Drive, Clitheroe.


building could be br ward. The clearing a of our canals and


bearers and mou followed immediat


Wor ld War I. an revived, regrettably ferent success, f


and tuba, it see appeal today than gui tar and more s band’s untimely b e deplored— in i a great asset to brought more tha tinOtion to the twi i ts origin. There were M


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