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The University of Wisconsin-WashingtonCounty has announced its theatre schedulefor the 2013-14 season. All shows take placein the campus theatre. Auditions listed areopen to members of the community.

The Chicago based band, Rio Bamba,will open the series on Friday, September 20at 7:30 p.m., performing an exciting blend ofBrazilian, Latin and American jazz. With itsunique style, the four-member Rio Bamba willcrank up the energy and tempos for adynamic performance. The Brazilian music

and photography display tie in with the cam-pus fall lecture series on Brazil.Other visiting artists include John

McCutcheons Winter Solstice (Folk MusicsRenaissance Man) on Friday, December 6,John McGivern (Wisconsins Favorite Story-Teller) on Friday, January 31, Dervish(Traditional Irish) on Friday, March 14 andAlpin Hong (pianist) on Sunday, April 6. Aspecial "Irish Impressions" concert with theKettle Moraine Symphony Orchestra andIrish dancers from the Cashel DennehySchool of Irish Dance is also planned forSunday, March 23.

Two theatre productions directed by UW-WC Professor Brad Ford complete the series.The fall production, The Beauty Queen ofLeenane, written by Irish playwright, Martin

UW-WCannounces finearts series

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The following report was taken fromrecords at the West Bend PoliceDepartment.

Disorderly conduct A 54-year-old West Bend woman was

arrested for disorderly conduct and criminaldamage to property at 7:27 p.m. Aug. 30 ata residence on the southeast side of the city.

Police responded to a repothrowing a dresser out of hewindow. Investigation reveawas intoxicated and boyfriends items out of thewas placed in jail for t he inc

A 17-year-old West Bend male and two 16-year-old West Bend males were arrested inrelation to three vehicles stolen from the area ofthe 1300 block of Hans Street Aug. 26, 27and 28.

They were taken into custody the morningfollowing the third theft af ter they were involvedin a retail theft incident at Walmart, 1515 W.Paradise Drive, and fleeing police.

According to the police report:

West Bend officers responded to a shoplift-ing report at 11:30 a.m. and observed two ofthe suspects exit the parking lot in the mostrecent stolen vehicle.

Police initiated a stop; however, the driversped off and left the city southbound onHighway 45. The pursuit continued to Jacksonwhere the stolen vehicle exited Highway 45eastbound onto Highway 60.

The pursuit ended on Highway 60 just eastof Highway 41 in Slinger when the driver lostcontrol of the vehicle and struck a guardrail.

The Jackson and Slinger police depart-ments, and the county Sheriffs Department,assisted West Bend police in taking the twomales into custody.

The third male, one of twas arrested for retail theft.

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The suspect charged with the murder of a9-year-old Hartford woman was found com-etent to stand trial Sept. 4.

Daniel J.H. Bartelt, 19, is charged withe Aug. 15 of Jessie Blodgett in Hartfordnd with an attempted homicide thatccurred in Richfield Historical Park July 12.

At the start of the Sept. 4 hearing,Washington County Circuit Court Judge

odd Martens summarized a mental health

evaluation of Bartelt, which determined thatBartelt was competent to stand trial. Defenseattorney Gary Schmaus requested a prelimi-nary hearing in the case.

After consultation with Martens andDistrict Attorney Mark Bensen, a preliminaryhearing was scheduled for 9 a.m.Oct. 17.

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Homicide suspect foundcompetent to stand trial

Domestic violence A 25-year-old West Bend man was

rested for disorderly conduct-domestic vio-nce ar 4 a.m. Sept. 1 on the southeast sidethe city. Investigation revealed the man

ushed and slapped the mother of his childuring a dispute. He was placed in jail fore incident.

Robbery A 17-year-old West Bend male was

rested for robbery and recklessly endan-ering safety Aug. 28 after investigationvealed he robbed two victims at knifepoint

n the Eisenbahn Trail. A 20-year-old mannd a 19-year-old woman reported at 9m. that an unknown male had held them

p at knifepoint on the trail. Police locatede man based on the victims descriptionnd the subject admitted to the incident. He

obtained a half of a dollar bill from the rob-bery. The subject was placed in jail.

Drug possession An 18-year-old Milwaukee man was

cited for possession of marijuana and minortransporting intoxicants at 8:24 p.m. Aug.30 after he was stopped for a running a redlight in the 2200 block of W. WashingtonStreet. Police discovered a bottle of whiskeyand a small amount of marijuana in themans vehicle.

Operating while intoxicated A 35-year-old West Bend man wasarrested for operating while intoxicated-firstoffense at 2:33 a.m. Aug. 31 after he wasstopped for an equipment violation at MainStreet and Kuester Lane. The subject wasdetermined to have a blood alcohol level of.15. He was cited and released to a soberadult.

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...Diva NFrom page 1cDonagh, will be performed November 1-and 8-9. Auditions for Beauty Queen ofenane will be held on Wednesday,

eptember 18 at 7 p.m. in the campus the-re. In spring, the musical comedy, "Dontug Me" written by Phil Olson, will be per-rmed February 28-March 1 and 7-8.

All performances begin at 7:30 p.m. ine University Theatre (located on the secondoor of the college at 400 University Drive in

West Bend). Free parking is available.Season tickets are now available and

clude the five visiting artists as well as thewo theatre productions and are available at

a savings of 20% ($83 adults, $69 seniors(over 62) and youth (under 18). You can also"pick four" different shows and save 15%($53 adults, $45 seniors and youth).Individual ticket prices range from $15 to$18 for adults. Phone the campus main officeat 262-335-5208 or email: [email protected] to receive a copy of the FineArts brochure or to reserve tickets. Additionalinformation is also available on the campuswebsite at: http://washington.uwc.edu.

A special performance by the KettleMoraine Symphony Orchestra (KMSO) isalso being planned for Sunday, March 23 at2:30 p.m. This performance is titled "IrishImpressions" and features music from Lord of

the Dance by Ronan Hardiman as well asdancers from Cashel Dennehy School of IrishDance. The KMSO is not part of the seasonticket package. Tickets for the March 23KMSO concert are $18 adults, $15 seniorsand $5 youth (under 18) and can be pur-chased from UW-WC or through the KMSO.

Tickets can also be purchased by mail, bysending payment and a $1 handling fee to:UW-Washington County, Attn: UniversityRelations, 400 University Drive, West Bend,WI 53095.

For a Fine Arts brochure, contactUniversity Relations at 262-335-5208 oremail: [email protected].

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This is an opportunity for county resi-dents to properly dispose or recycle unwant-ed hazardous chemicals, electronic goods,pharmaceutical medication and used tires.There will be drive-through collection sta-tions for convenience.

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The Kettle Moraine Symphony hasnnounced its 2013-2014 season, which willke audiences on Musical Journeys withur live concert performances starting inecember.

Dec. 7 at 2 p.m. at Our Saviorshurch in West BendGerman Carol Festival

March 1 at 2 p.m. at Our Saviorshurch in West BendRussian Romanticsoncert with a performance by the studentnner of the Washington County Concerto

ompetition. March 23, 2014 at the University of

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May 18, 2014 at Holy Hill inubertus: Concert will join the orchestra andorus.

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Clear away all of the garden debris.Removing debris gets rid of places wherepests might try to overwinter. It will also keepdiseased materials out of your garden andcompost.

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ou do your research, youll quickly learne R-values of different types of insulation.emember that these are based on depth asell, and the resistance to heat will changeased on how much material you put intoour house.

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Key defensive plays in the second quar-r gave Menomonee Falls a lead it wouldever relinquish Aug. 30 as the Indiansefeated West Bend East 42-7.

Menomonee Falls had a 14-0 lead aftere first quarter. On the Suns first posses-on of the second quarter, Ty Weberepped in front of a East pass and returned40 yards to give Menomonee Falls a 21-

0 lead.East responded with an eight play drive

that started at its 41-yard line and got asclose as the Menomonee Falls 5 yard line.The drive was stopped by a Jason Preciainterception in the end zone, with Preciareturning the ball to the Indians 19 yardline. Menomonee Falls then respondedwith a four play drive that was finished by

a 25-yard run by Bryce McMurtry.East's lone score came with 5:43 left in

the game as Seth Schrank connected withIan Loveland on a 19 yard pass play.

Germantown 24, Hartford 7(Aug. 29): Hartford took advantage of aninterception to begin a 4-play drive at theirown 36-yard line early in the second quar-ter. A long pass play from TommyNoenning to Ethan Willer put the Orioles atthe Germantown 1-yard line, andNoenning ran the ball at the 9:33 mark.

Whitefish Bay 17, Slinger 0:Thomas Lofy ran for 146 yards on 26 car-ries for the Owls.

Greendale Martin Luther 14,

Kettle Moraine LutheChargers took a 13-8 lead aof the third quarter af ter JareBrandon Shiley connected pass play. However, a 2-pothe touchdown failed.

Michael Shaw then sSpartans with 9:16 left in thMartin Luther a 14-13. Lattempt also failed.

Ithaca 48, Living Wo40: The Timberwolves rallgame, as Cam Werner scorerun with 1 minute remainWord could not get any clos

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3000-3999 For Sale3001 Antiques/Collectibles

FLEA MARKET SUNDAYShawano (Fairgrounds)7am-4pm 715-526-9769zurkopromotions.com (pds)

3004 BicyclesTREK B IKE, MENS , L IKEnew, 24-gears, w/helmet,h2o bottle and cage, 5.0computer, pump, andcombination Master Lock.Original price $520 asking$350. 262-252-8686.

3005 Boats - Motors4 MILL ION L IQUIDATION!200 Pontoons & Fiberglassmust go! Buy it, Trade it,

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3028 Pets & SuppliesCockapoos * I r ishDood les . Also small non-shed breeds. $350-$500920-693-8635/920-905-4718 Lic#267255-DS (pds)

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3040 Wanted to BuyCASH PAID- up to $28

/Box for unexpired, sealedDIABETIC TEST STRIPS. 1-

DAY PAYMENT.1-800-371-1136 (Cadnet)

Wants to purchaseminerals and other oil andgas interests. Send details toP.O. Box 13557 Denver, Co.

80201 (Cadnet)

4000-4999 Rumm age4005 Rummage SouthSide

HUGE MULTI FAMILYRummage sale Sept. 12, 13,14. 2647 So. 71st. 9am-4pm.

This is a Large Sale withLots of Household Misc.

4012 RummageGermantownRUMMAGE SALE

Sept.13 & 14th. 8am-3pm.

Cash Only! Small desk, dropleaf table, household items,

decorations. W164N11467Squire Ct.

4016 RummageMenomonee FallsP RE M OV ING GA RA GESale N77W15373 Crossway

Dr. Tools, furniture, house-wares, crafts, clothing, girls18m-2T, womens, books,

DVDs, Christmas items, andmuch more. Sept. 12-148am-5pm

TOYS! TOYS! TOYS!American Girl dolls & outfits,

Bitty Baby dolls & outfits, AGbeds, Barbie. Books-adultand kids. Lots more for boys

and girls. HH, Girls clothingSz.4-7 Some sportinggoods. Sept. 12,13 &14.8am-4pm. Cash only.

N95W16613 Richmond Dr.Look for signs on Q. NearBrisco County.

MULTI FAMILY FUMMAGE

Adult and kids clothes.Home Decorations.

Stamping Supplies andmuch more. W166N8420Daridis Ave. Men.Falls Thurs.

Sept.12, Fri.Sept.13 9-5

5000-5049 Rentals5015 Apts - Hartford

5023 Apts -Menomonee Falls

COZY 1BDRM APT. INDowntown Menomonee

Falls NO Pets. $500/mo.

Call Randy 414-617-9720 or

Sue 262-251-4210

5050-5999 HousingRentals

5051 Condo/ TownhouseFor RentGE RM A NT OW N CONDO2 large bedrooms, 1.5 baths,

lakeviews, quite end unit,

5large closets, appliances,

utilityroom, indoor/outdoor

pools, recreation area,

garage $830/mo. Available

now 262-966-9986

6000-6049 RealEstate for Sale6000 Real Estate

PUBLISHERS NOTICE:All real estate advertised in

this newspaper is subject to

Federal Fair Housing Act of

1968 which makes it illegal

to advertise any preference,

limitation or discrimination

based on sex, race, color,

religion, national origin,

marital status, lawful source

of income, age handicap,

sex orientation, ancestries,

or familiar status, or an

intention to make any such

preference limitation or

discrimination. This

newspaper will not

knowingly accept any

advertising for real estatewhich is in violation of the

law. Our readers are hereby

informed that all dwellings

advertised in this newspaper

are available on an equal

opportunity basis.

6017 Menomonee FallsOP E N HOUS EBeautiful Ranch 15244

Hilltop Dr. Menomonee Falls

Sun. Sept. 8th 12:30-2:30pm

Call Jackie 262-424-7521

Homestead Reality

6050-6999 OtherProperty for Sale

6052 Lots - Acreage$28/Month Auto Insurance -

Instant Quote - Any Credit

Type Accepted - Get the

Best Rates In Your Area. Call

(877) 958-6972

Now(Cadnet)

F OR S A L E B Y OW NE R:Near Copper Harbor & Lake

Medora, MI. 40 Wooded

Acres. $29,500 OBO. CFR

tax. Terms Available. More

Land Available 715-478-

2085 (wcan)

6057 Water FrontF OR S A L E B Y OW NE R:Near Copper Harbor, MI. 80

Wooded Acres. $69,500

OBO. Montreal River runs

thru land. CFR Tax. TermsAvailable. More Land

Available 715-478-2085

(wcan)

LAKE WINNEBAGO EastShore 1321 Frontage, 20

Acres Wooded. Terms. 920-

235-5105 (pds)

7000-7999Automotive

7001 Classic Cars36th ANNUAL AUTO PartsSwap meet & car show!

SEPT. 27-29 Jefferson

County Fairgrounds,

Jefferson, WI Swap Meet &

Car Corral All Three Days!

Show Cars Sat./Sun. Only!

Adm $7. No Pets. .Fri. 10-6,

Sat./Sun.6-3. 608-244-8416

madisonclassics.com (wcan)

CA R INS URA NCE$19/Month Any Driving

Record or Credit Type.

Canceled? No Problem.

Lowest Rates In Your Area!

Instant Coverage. Call NOWfor a FREE QUOTE! 1-800-

231-3603 (nani)

7005 MotorcyclesWANTED JAPANESEMOTORCYCLE KAWASAKI

1967-1980 Z1-900, KZ900,

KZ1000, ZIR, KX1000MKII,

A1-250, W1-650, H1-500,H2-750, S1-250, S2-350,

S3-400 SUZUKI GS400,

GT380, GT750, Honda

CB750 (1969,1970) CASH.FREE PICKUP. 1-800-772-

1142, 1-310-721-0726

[email protected]

(nani)

7053 Autos Wanted$28/Month Auto InsuranceInstant Quote - ANY Credit

Type Accepted We Find Youthe BEST Rates In Your

Area. Call 1-800-844-8162

now! (nani)

CARS/TRUCKS WANTED!Top $$$$$ PAID! Running or

Not, All Years, Makes,Models. Free Towing! Were

Local! 7 Days/Week. Call Toll

Free: 1-888-416-2330 (nani)

DONATE YOUR CAR -FAST FREE TOWING 24 hr.

Response - Tax DeductionUNITED BREAST CANCER

FOUNDATION Providing

Free Mammograms & Breast

Cancer Info. 866-343-6603(wcan)

DONATE YOUR CAR -National Veterans ServicesFund. Free next-day towing.

Any condition. Tax

deductible. Call #1-877-348-5587. (Cadnet)

Donate Your Car toVeterans Today! Help those

in need! Your vehicle

donation will help US Troops

and support our Veterans!100% tax deductible Fast

Free pickup! 1-800-263-

4713 (nani)

DONATE YOUR CAR,TRUCK, OR BOAT, to

HERITAGE FOR THEBLIND. Free 3-Day

Vacation. Tax Deductible.

Free Towing. All paperworktaken care of! 800-856-5491(wcan)

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BAD AUTO?Vintage, old, ordisassembledmuscle cars.We will buyCA$H PAID.

414-628-5452or 414-466-0108

1 Month FREE RentHartford, 109 E.Monroe1br $519 2br $585Bright & Spacious.

Lg Kitchen, w/ closetsand cabinets. Freshly

painted/ new carpets, a/c,laundry, appliances

included, dishwasher,parking. No pets.

Immaculate. 414-228-1515

COINS +Jewelry +

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ique USDA-certifiedass-fed NOP organicestock farm, see detail atww.lewisfamilyfarm.com/reuitment (nani)

The Express Newsrecommends that

care be taken inanswering ads that

sound too good to betrue. The Express

News assumes noresponsibility. Answer

at you own risk.

8003 Driver

M. EXPRESS Escanabais looking for

SCONSIN based OTRRIVERS to join our team!all 800-548-9783 or apply:ww.amexpressinc.orgds)

aily. Quad or Semi-tractor.ass A CDL w-tankerdorsement. Competitive

ages & benefits. Otteryansportation Inc. 800-569-16 Apply online at:erytransportation.comds)

Experienced OTR Driversan/LTL Reefer. VANVISION: runs 48 states,avy from WI to

hiladelphia, Baltimore, MDea. Flex home-time. 99%o-Touch. Top pay. LTLvision: runs east of theockies. Home weekends.p pay. Vacation,401K,

sion, Dental, Disability,ealth. Require Class ADL, 2yrs OTR exp/goodVR, references. Call RuthMike TTI, Inc. 1-800-558-64 www.TTItrucking.comds)

Experienced Steel Haulersatbed Division. Runs fromhicago Commercial ZoneWI, heavy in Milwaukee

ea. Home 3-5 nights/weekus weekends. Top pay!acation. 401K. Vision,ental, Disability, Health.eed Class A CDL, 2yrsTR exp., good MVR,ferences. Ruth or Mike TTIc. 1-800-558-2664ww.TTItrucking.com (pds)

RE GIONA L & OT RDRIVERS Food-grade

Tanker Company Sign on

Bonus! Mileage & Drop Pay,

Incentive Program,

Guaranteed Time Off. CDL-

A w/tank Endorsement.

Prefer 2 yrs experience.

otterytransportation.com800-569-6816 (pds)

Reg iona l Class A Dr ive rsneeded. 48 hrs weekly

hometime. Min 23 yrs old, 1

yr TT exp. Email

[email protected] or

call 800-333-9291

8004 Health CareServicesDin ing Serv ices : Seek ingpersonable individuals to

support dining services by

transporting and serving

meals for our residents.

Opportunities are available

across various shiftsaveraging 10-20 hours/week.

Apply online at:

www.cedarcareers.org or in

person at: Cedar

Community, 5595 County

Road Z, West Bend, WI

53095. Equal Opportunity

Employer

8006 Office/ ClericalCustomer Re la t ionsAssociate: Provide a

pleasant, courteous, caring,

helpful, and positive

atmosphere for guests,

residents and staff of Cedar

Community. Consistently

generate an exceptionalexperience to all those who

enter our doors or call our

facilities. Proficiently operate

telephone/paging system.

Answer and direct all calls in

a pleasant, accurate, and

efficient manner. Limited

part-time with alternate AM

and PM shifts including

some weekends. Apply

online at:

www.cedarcareers.org or in

person at: Cedar

Community, 5595 County

Road Z, West Bend, WI

53095. Equal Opportunity

Employer

8009 Sales/ MarketingDING DONGAVONS CALLING

Avon Reps Needed.Only $1 0 to Start.Be your own Boss

and Work from home!

Need Products?Call for a

Current Brochure414-383-9777ISR

Manufacturing Tec

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CHILD CTEACH

Reliable, caring indivTuttle Creek in KewFull-time hours ava

Experience in educatio

CALL 262-626-FOR MORE INFORM

CHILDCA

LOT ATTENDANTNewman Chevrolet in Cedarburg is lookingfor a full-time Lot Attendant. Responsibilitiesinclude: Moving new and used vehicles todisplay on the lot, Installing hang tags inthe vehicles, clean vehicles for delivery andgeneral lot attendant duties. Applicantsmust be 18 years of age or older, have avalid Wisco nsin driv ers licen se, cleandriving record, neat appearance, greatattitude and dependable.

Qualified applicants should contact DennisMerlin at262.377.3020. An applicationcan be printed online and filled out at

www.north2newman.com under theAbout Us tab.

GENERAL

EMPLOYMENT

POSITIONS INCLUDE:

Outside Sales Rep

Tire Technician

WELDER Portable & Repair Must be able to stick

& tig weld. All positions Basic blueprints reading

skills required Must have valid drivers

license Benefits available

Apply at:

Comet Inc.N56 W12678 Silver Spring Rd.Menomonee Falls, WI 53051

262-781-9128

Rick SipplsAUTO REPAIR

3462 Hwy. K South1 block south of Hwy 60 on Hwy K

Hartford 262-670-6550

Full time, experienced.Must have own tools. Pay

commensurate with experience.Apply in person.

Full Service Auto Center.

AUTOTECHNICIANNEEDED

HEALTHCARE SERVICES

SKILLED TRADES


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Nursing Opportunit ies

CNAFull Time PM Position

Part Time NOC Position3/4 Weekend Premium Pay Positions

HartfordHealthcare

CenterA long-term care &rehabilitation facility

Please apply in personor call for furtherinformation

262.673.22201202 East Sumner St.Hartford, WI 53027

Drug-Free/Smoke-Free

Workplace/EOE

PART TIME/FULL TIME 3RD SH

Apply in person at:

W150 N11127 Fond du Lac Ave.

Germ1800 Granite Lane Port Washingt

or Email to:[email protected]

Ellens Home in Port Washington & Germlooking for dependable professionals who l

with the elderly. Top wages & benefi

DIETARY AIDE POSITION

Hartford Healthcare CenterA long-term care & rehabilitation facility

1202 East Sumner St., Hartford, WI 53027

262.673.2220Drug-Free/Smoke-Free Workplace EOE

Part time Position(approx.12-15 hrs aweek). Every other

weekend and holidaysrequired. Please apply

in person or call forfurther information.

WASHINGTON COUNTY AREABridges of Wisconsin is looking fordependable, kind, compassionateindividuals to assist in supportingadults with developmental disa-bilities & children with behavioralchallenges related to special needs.Full time & part time, 2nd & 3rdshift positions available. Includesevery other weekend. Must be atleast 18 yrs old & have a reliable,licensed, insured vehicle. Call 262-338-4941 ext 33.

Providing supports that build bridges

between individuals and their communities

The Gardens of Hartford112 Peace Lutheran Pkwy., Hartford, WIEOE

RESIDENT ASSISTANTSOn call positions available on PM andNight Shift to work in our residentialcare apartment complex. We arelooking for a mature, reliable, caringindividual who will be responsible forhelping to provide personal care forour residents. Certified NursingAssistant and/or Resident Assistantexperience including medication

administration and ability to workindependently required.

APPLY IN PERSON ONLY,NO PHONE CALLS.

Mon.-Sat. 8:30am-4:30pm.

HEALTHCARE SERVICES

AG EQUIPMENT SERVICE MAGellings implement is expanding their t

Must have experience with ag equip & provide exceservice. Ability to troubleshoot, typing & computer

Oversee our knowledgeable service tea

Competitive pay. Benefits include health, paid vacat& retirement savings plan.

CUSTOMER SERVIC


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