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Mt. Vernon grads honored
for helping Franklin Kitchen.................................. 2
Mine rescue competition
at Rend Lake College.............................................. 3
Karen Pelker of Integra Bank
teaches third graders about banking................... 3
Third grade puts on guitar concert...................... 4
Don Sol cooks, Saul (right) and Daniel are grilling up steaks, chicken, and shrimp for lunch patrons at their brand new
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Rams Baseball team wins
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Special Olympics competition
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them, other students are instructed to watch for cars backing up from an alley by Firefighter Donnie Hayes. Both
teachable moments are part of Safety Street, sponsored
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Roberty Earl Jones Mine Rescue Competition
Rend Lake College hosted
the Robert Earl Jones Mine
Rescue Competition for the
fourth-straight year yesterday
on the south side of the main
campus in Ina.
More than a dozen mine
rescue teams from the tristate area competed on the
course. American Coal’s Galatia Mine finished the course
with the fastest time and took
home first place. Runnerup honors went to Gibson
County Coal’s Team Rhino.
Knight Hawk member talks to his teammates on the course behind him.
From the desk of Pastor Ferris
Isn’t that good enough?
The question often arises, if I live a
good life and am a good person, isn’t
that good enough? If I don’t hurt people, don’t drink, don’t cuss, don’t steal,
and don’t lie, and I am basically good,
isn’t that good enough? If my good
works out number my bad works, isn’t
that good enough? Well if you were a
Buddhist, your good works might get
you in one of their 33 heavens. But
you could only stay for awhile. Here is
what the Buddhist believes. “One day
in the heaven realm is equal to 400 human years. But, one day the karma that
put you in this heaven will be used up.
You are only in heaven as long as your
Karma account has merit in it. When
the karma that put you in heaven is
used up... you’re reborn. In this human
rebirth, we experience anxiety and fear
to keep us striving. We cannot relax
too long in any one mental state as a
human, because all things are in a constant state of flux.” When all is said and
done, who wants to go to heaven just
for a little while and then come back
to try to earn a longer stay and do this
over and over and over again, always
working to achieve being good enough
but never making it.
Maybe if you were a Muslim, and
deny that Jesus Christ is the Son of
God and deny the Holy Spirit and only
accept the Muslim belief that entry to
Paradise is dependent upon recognizing
and worshiping Allah, and performing
good works, as a works-oriented religion, Islam requires that its adherents
earn their way to heaven.
Muslims have no guarantee of being
saved. They believe that all their works
will be accounted for and that on Judgment Day, if your bad works outweigh
your good works, you are going to go
to hell. But if your good works outweigh your bad works, you’ll probably
go to heaven.
None of us, no matter how much
good we may do, deserve forgiveness
or salvation. There is nothing you can
do that will make you worthy of it. You
cannot be saved by keeping the commandments; the word of God clearly
shows you that you have not kept them.
James 2:10 says “For whoever keeps
the whole law and yet stumbles in one
point, he has become guilty of all.”
In John 6, the Jews asked Jesus,
“What shall we do, that we may work
the works of God?” (v 28). In other
words, they wanted to know what
works God required them to do for
eternal life. But Jesus’ answer startled
them: “This is the work of God that
you believe in Him whom He sent” (v
29). They could not be saved by doing
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Third graders hear about banking at Primary Center
Karen Pelker of Integra Bank speaks to third graders about her career and the banking system. Third grade teacher Rebecca
Frisby noted that she was especially pleased to have the children see a woman in such a positive professional role.
Pastor Ferris
works. God’s only requirement was
belief in His Son.
Furthermore, if we define believe
as surrender, commit, or obey, we
revert back to a salvation by works.
It is impossible that faith could in any
way be a work of merit or something
done to earn God’s grace “Now to him
who works, the wages are not counted
as grace but as debt. But to him who
does not work but believes on Him
who justifies the ungodly, his faith is
accounted for righteousness” (Rom
4:4-5).
Faith is simple--so simple millions
miss it! Many have missed it in Acts
16:31. What must you do to be saved?
The biblical answer is simply believe
only in the Lord Jesus Christ and accept his death as the price for your sins.
Accept his resurrection as evidence of
Gods power to give you eternal salvation and you will be saved. It is not by
your works, there never good enough.
It is only buy the work done on the
cross. Accept his work done for you.
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Edvis Badger watches as music teacher Janet Sinks
gives a cue during a guitar concert on May 10 in the
Primary Center gym. Every third grader has learned to
play the guitar this school year, thanks to the work of
Sinks and a grant from the Schweinfurth Foundation.
An auditioned group of third graders that forms a
chorus also performed several selections during the
concerts.
Second graders Jaccarri Hunt (left) and
Tyrist Owens of Michelle Baumgarte’s
class at the Primary Center use
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Dr. Brad Bush of the Miles of Smiles
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Rams Baseball Team Wins Conference Championship
The Mt. Vernon Rams Baseball team has exploded to a 26-4 record as they prepare to enter post season play in the Class 3A
Baseball Regional. The Rams have recent quality wins overall Belleville East, Edwardsville, and Belleville West (all 4A schools)
while extending their winning streak to 17 games. They captured the South Seven Conference Championship this season by
running the table with a 10-0 record. They are coached by Tim Holloway.
Crust:
2 cups all-purpose flour
1 cup whole wheat flour
1/3 cup sugar
1/2 tsp salt
1 tsp baking powder
12 Tbsp (1-1/2 sticks) cold trans
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2 large eggs
2 egg whites
Heart Healthy Recipe
Filling:
2 pints blueberries, rinsed
and drained
1/2 cup sugar
1/2 tsp ground cinnamon
2 Tbsp trans fat free
margarine
Nutrition facts (per serving):
Set oven racks at the upper & lower thirds of the oven & preheat to 400°
Make crust: In a medium bowl, combine flours, sugar, salt and baking
powder, and stir well. Add margarine and, with your fingers, rub margarine
into dry ingredients until the mixture resembles coarse cornmeal.
Calories: 372; Fat: 12g; Saturated
Fat: 3g; Cholesterol: 42mg; Sodium:
314mg; Carbohydrates: 56g;
Fiber: 4g; Protein: 7g
In a small bowl, beat eggs and egg whites, and pour over the flour and margarine
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Richardson Return To
Defend State Track Meet
On a lightly floured work surface, press and knead dough quickly 3 or 4 times, until smooth and uniform. Separate dough
into two equal-sized balls. With a rolling pin, flatten dough balls into 6-inch circles and wrap tightly in plastic wrap.
Refrigerate dough at least 1 hour or until ready to use.
Margo Richardson of Mt. Vernon captured the Sectional Championship in the
1600meter and 3200 meter runs to advance to the State Track Meet again
and attempt to defend her two State Championship Titles from a year ago.
Richardson has set numerous school records at MVTHS and will run college
track and cross country at St. Louis University.
Make filling: In a small saucepan, combine 1 cup of blueberries with sugar and bring to a simmer over low heat, stirring
occasionally, until sugar is melted and mixture is very liquid, about 5 minutes. Stir constantly, over low heat, until mixture
comes to a boil and thickens. Pour into a large bowl and stir in cinnamon and margarine. Add remaining 3 cups of blueberries and stir gently. Set aside and let cool.
Make pie: On a lightly floured surface, roll out bottom crust and arrange in a 9-inch pie pan. Pour cooled filling into bottom crust. Roll remaining dough into a rectangle and, with a fluted pastry wheel, cut 8 small strips. Weave strips, 4 in each
direction, overlapping each other, and cut off excess. Crimp overhanging dough decoratively.
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filling is bubbling gently. If top crust has not colored sufficiently, move
pie to upper rack for an additional 5-10 minutes. Cool pie on a rack.
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Mt. Vernon Lady Rams softball player, Kenzi Tate, was selected as the Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the South Seven Conference for the second straight year.
Tate is enjoying another stellar season on the mound for the Lady Rams, compiling a 10-1 record at press time while chalking up numerous strikeouts. She also
threw a no-hit perfect game earlier this season during which she struck out 19
batters, a school record. Tate is a junior for coach Amy (Jenkins) Johnson.
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90.9 The Vine Presents Summer Block Party at Central
Local Christian Radio,
90.9 The Vine, is pleased to
announce a series of concerts
to be held in Mt. Vernon at
Central Christian Church.
The first concert to be announced is a Summer Block
Party on Wednesday, July 28
to feature four national acts,
including 33 Miles, Aaron
Shust, Among the Thirsty, and
New Fire. Admission will be
just $5 with no advance ticket
sales according to Operations
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great national Christian Artists together in one setting.
“Bring your friends and family for an affordable night of
great praise & worship,” said
Olson. “It will be a lot of fun
and an awesome experience
for everyone with general admission seating.”
33 Miles and Aaron Shust
both boast a long string of
Contemporary Christian hits
according to the Vine’s music
Allergies
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Life To Love, Jesus Calling,
and There is a God, while
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God Alone, and My Savior
My God which won the Dove
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2007, said Fuller. “This will
be an incredible concert value
for just a $5 admission fee.”
For more details, visit the station website at wvyn.org
Inhalant • Food • Environment
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Breath it, Eat it, Touch it
• Animal Dander - Cat, Dog, Rabbit
• Pollen - Grasses, Trees
• Foods - Milk, Grains, Eggs, Citrus, Soybeans, Beef, Corn, Rice
• Mold - Bathrooms, Dead leaves, Cheeses, Fermented beverages,
Basements, Decks and porches
• Perfumes • Smoke • Chemicals • Drugs • Dust
symptoms
treatments
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• Balance disturbances • Circles under eyes
• Cough • Ear problems • Fatigue
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• Irritability • Nasal congestion • Sneezing
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Above is a list of some but not all of the
causes, symptoms and treatment options
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*Minimum 6 Windows. Price includes window and standard installation.
See salesperson for details.
Offer expires 6/15/10. White Vinyl Double Hung up to 120 U.I. Double Hung. Additional
labor charges for metal tear out and exterior capping.
189 siding sale
*
Presents a Night of KnocKout Entertainment!
Friday, June 18th
Shooters Bar and Grill
1829 S. Pine, Centralia
Main event - coMe See
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fight before going
pro against
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may 27
Credit & payment
schedule must be
approved prior to order.
Tickets on Sale at
Call 532-9931 for more info
Tickets at the door
$40 Ringside
$30 General Seating
$5 Off in Advance
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Special
Olympics
banner
D.A.R.E. graduation
at J.L. Buford
Simon Venters (left) and Lary
Monroe hold the Primary Center Special Olympics banner
that was carried when several
students competed at Mt.
Vernon Township High School
on May 10.
J.L. Buford Intermediate Center fifth grader Jeremiah Watson
seems delighted as retired San Francisco Giants legendary
baseball pitcher Kirk Reuter signs his shirt during D.A.R.E.
(Drug Abuse Resistance Education) graduation ceremonies
on May 5. Reuter, who was the guest speaker, grew up in
nearby Hoyleton, Illinois.
Photo by Teri Clark
Photo by Teri Clark
Make Sure Your
A/C is ready for Summer
Call us
today &
schedule
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SpeciaL $5495
RightnowaR SeRviceS, inc.
Complete Home Service & Repair Specialists
Buford at Cedarhurst Fifth Grade Fun Day
Photo by Teri Clark
Let Us help with high energy costs!
Karla Rutherford’s class from J.L. Buford Intermediate Center recently participated in Fifth Grade Fun Day at Cedarhurst Center
for the Arts. Besides a tour of the sculpture park, a lesson on acoustics in the performance hall, a visit to the permanent collection and Beck Family Center, and lunch, the youngsters did hands-on design at the Shrode Art Center, where they made the
masks they are modeling in the photo.
“one call Does it all”
244-1363
Si Vallett
AUTO SALES
05 Dakota Quad Cab 4x4
SLT, 4.7 V-8,
Loaded, 66K mi,
Black/Grey Cloth
Photo by Teri Clark
Franklin promotion ceremonies
Franklin Early Childhood Center held its promotion ceremonies on May 17 in the
school gym. Pictured is Ethan Watwood with District 80 assistant superintendent
Tyler Brown, who presented the certificates at the 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.
sessions.
In
the
GAme.
14,995
$
06 Jeep Liberty Sport 4x4
V-6, Auto,
Loaded, 75K mi,
Very Clean,
Local Vehicle,
Reduced to
Black
$
10,995
06 Pontiac Grand Prix 4 Dr.
3800 V-6, Auto,
Loaded, 56K mi,
Burgundy/Grey
Cloth
10,995
$
07 Chevy Cobalt 2 Dr. Coupe L.S.
It’s good to know that American Family
Insurance is on your team. You’ll get
reliable protection and solid agent
service especially during crunch time
when you need it most. We’re in the game,
so you come out feeling like a winner
Darrel Mays Agency, Inc.
2227 Broadway St., Mt. Vernon
(618) 244-7606
1123 Route 14 West, Benton
(618) 438-7606 Bus
dmays@amfam.com
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and its Subsidiaries
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American Family Mutual Insurance Company
and its Subsidiaries
American Family Insurance Company
Home Office – Madison, WI 53783
amfam.com
8,995
ruuD
Hwy 127 North
Nashville, IL
327-3000
Since
1961
www.sivallettauto.com
Tax, Title, License & Documents extra with approved credit
00 S-10 Ex Cab 4x4 L.S.
4.3 V-6, Auto,
Loaded, Local
Truck, Red/Grey
Cloth
6,995
$
06 Ranger Supercab 4x4 Sport
4x4, 4.0 V-6,
61K mi, 4 dr.,
Local Trade-in,
Red, Metallic/
Grey Leather $
14,995
08 Expedition XLT 4x4
3rd Row Seating,
Leather, Sunroof,
Loaded, 47K mi,
Black, 19” Whls
27,995
$
00 GMC Jimmy SLT Diamond Ed.
Sunroof, Leather,
4x4 V-6, 88K mi,
Indigo Blue/
Pewter
Reduced to
6,495
$
08 PONTIAC G5 2 Dr., 46K Mi..................................$10,995
08 SILVERADO LS REGCAB, Only 18K Mi...........$16,995
07 CHEVY COBALT 2 Dr., 27K Mi.............................$8,995
08 EXPEDITION XLT 4X4, 3rd Row, 47K Mi...........$27,995
06 HONDA CIVIC EX 4 Dr., 45K Mi. ........................$12,995
07 CHEVY UPLANDER LS, 4 Dr., 53K Mi..............$10,995
02 CHEVY IMPALA 4 Dr., Loaded, 81K Mi. ...............$6,995
06 RANGER SUPER CAB SPORT
02 MONTE CARLO SS, EarnhardtEd., Loaded ........$8,995
4X4, 4 Dr., 61K Mi....................................................$14,995
01 MIST. ECLIPSE GT, V6, 5 Spd., 88K Mi. .............$6,795
06 LIBERTY SPORT 4X4, V6, Loaded, 75K Mi. ......$11,995
99 CHEVY CAMARO, V6, Auto, 89K Mi. ...................$6,495
05 CHRYSLER PACIFICA TOURING,
07 CHRYSLER TOWN & CO TOURING,
Home Office – Madison, WI 53783
© 2009
4 Cyl., Auto, C.D.,
Only 27K mi,
Super Gas
Mileage, Bright
$
Blue
Rely On
Stow & Go, 50K Mi...................................................$13,995
may 27
3rd Row, Loaded, 75K Mi.........................................$12,495
02 TOYOTA TACOMA, 4 Cyl., Auto, 93K Mi. ...............$8,995
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Carnival of Savings
At Weeks in Benton
noW thru FridAy, MAy 28th, 2010
‘10 DoDge
Ram hD
‘10 jeep
WRangleR
MOTOR
TRENd
TRUCk
Of THE
YEAR!
Fun
‘10 DoDge
jouRney
‘10 jeep
patRiot
Stk# 0D197
Stk# 0J214
PW, PL, CC,
Good MPG
MSRP: $22,540
Auto,
Good MPG
MSRP: $19,525
18,995*
$
‘10 DoDge
avengeR
weekS Price:
Big Horn,
Chrome 20In
Whls, Bucket Seats,
Remote
Start
8 to chooSe from
Save $10,000*
‘10 ChRySleR
SebRing
Stk# 0C207
weekS Price:
0% for 60 Mos.
or 1.9% for 72 Mos.
$
16,999*
$
‘10 Chevy
SilveRaDo
Stk# 0H335
Up to
34 MPG,
ALL NEW!
17,999
$
Ext Cab,
LT, 4x4
MSRP: $34,550
Now iN Stock
*
weekS Price:
‘10 Chevy
Cobalt
‘10 Chevy
malibu
‘10 Chevy
hhR
Stk# 0H182
Stk# 0H474
Stk# 0H314
LT, PW, PL, CC,
Auto, Remote Start
MSRP: $19,030
Over 30 MPG,
On Star
MSRP: $22,875
Remote Start,
Great MPG
MSRP: $20,705
weekS Price:
13,999*
$
26944 Per Mo.
oNly:
‘10 Chevy
equinox
Stk# 0D145
SXT, Sporty,
30 MPG
MSRP: $20,970
Stk# 0D147
fOR THE
SUMMER!
Now iN Stock
weekS Price:
‘10 DoDge
Ram 1500
weekS Price:
17,854*
$
25,995*
$
15,905*
$
weekS Price:
* PRICE INCLUDES TOYOTA CONQUEST. PRICE MAY INCLUDE GMAC BONUS CASH. PRICES INCLUDE ALL AVAILABLE REBATES. PAYMENTS BASED ON 10% OF SELLING PRICE DOWN PLUS TAX, TITLE, AND LIC @ 1.9% FOR 72 MOS. ALL REBATES MAY NOT APPLY FOR EVERY CUSTOMER. PICTURES MAY NOT REFLECT ACTUAL VEHICLE.
DEALER NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. TAX, TITLE, LIC. AND DOC FEE ARE EXTRA. THE MSRP MAY NOT BE THE PRICE AT WHICH THE VEHICLE IS SOLD IN THE TRADE AREA. SALE PRICES ARE ON IN STOCK VEHICLES. NEW CAR PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE AFTER MARCH 1ST. SEE DEALER FOR DETAILS.
‘10 Ford Fusion se
STK# 1202
pwr seat,
steering
whl cntrl
‘09 subaru Forester 2
STK# 0J395A
only 15k,
clean,
roof
17,995
‘07 Ford Fusion se
STK# 0D365A
se, v6,
steering
whl cntrl
$
‘04 Pontiac grand am
STK# 1223A
local trd,
great mpg
13,995
5,995
$
‘06 cHevy imPala
STK# 0H435A
local trd,
leather,
ltz
$
‘05 toyota tundra
STK# 0H408A
v8, local
trade
11,995
10,995
$
‘03 dodge durango
STK#1216A
leather,
3rd row, v8
$
‘04 cHevy blazer
STK# 0D400B
local trd,
4x4
WEEKS
11,995
9,995
$
29,995
WEEKS
WEEKS
WEEKS
12,995
JuSt iN
$
‘06 JeeP Wrangler
‘06 Harley-dav FXd35
STK# 0H429C
hard top,
auto, 6 cyl
STK# 1159A
anniv.
edition
17,995
$
‘06 dodge ram 2500
STK# 1191D
diesel, slt,
mega cab
12,495
$
25,995
$
‘05 cHevy silverado
‘04 lincoln aviator
STK# 9H255A
crew cab,
4x4,
1 owner
STK#1157A
roof, nav,
dvd,
wheels
18,995
$
‘04 buick rendezvous
STK# 1201A
3rd row,
local trd,
wheels
9,995
14,995
$
$
$
‘01 cHevy tracker lt
‘00 cHevy c2500
STK# 0H368D
4x4, v6
IN BENTON
IN
BENTON
CHEVROLET - CHRYSLER - DODGE POLARIS$- KAWASAKI
STK# 0H457A
3/4 ton, v8,
hard to
find
JEEP
5,995
POLARIS
- KAWASAKI
POLARIS
- KAWASAKI
POLARIS
- KAWASAKI
WWW.WEEKSINBENTON.COM
IN BENTON
‘99 Pontiac grand am
STK# 0H403B
gt, sporty,
v6
“NORTH OF TOWN BUT
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5,995
3,995
PH:618-435-3334
- 6 PM
HOURS:
HOURS:
HOURS:
MON. - FRI. 8AM - 6 PM
SOUTH
MON. - ON
FRI. THE
8AM
-PRICE”
6 PM
MON.
- FRI. 8AM
SAT. 8:30 AM - 6 PM
“NORTH OF TOWN BUT SOUTH ON THE PRICE”
WWW.WEEKSINBENTON.COM
“NORTH OF TOWN BUT SOUTH ON THE PRICE”
WWW.WEEKSINBENTON.COM
www.dtypub.com ‘08 Ford Focus se/s
STK# 1213
roof, fog
lamps,
sporty
HWY 37 N. BENTON IL
HOURS:
$
$
$
MON. - FRI. 8AM - 6 PM
SAT.IL8:30 AM - 6 PM
CHEVROLET
- CHRYSLER
-- DODGE
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HWYIL
CHEVROLET
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N. BENTON
BENTON
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CHEVROLET
- CHRYSLER
- DODGE
- JEEP
IL37 N. BENTON
IN BENTON
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‘10 Ford edge
STK# 0D523A
local
trade,
20in chrome
whls, 4x4,
crew
19,995
$
‘09 cHevy silverado
STK# 1217
SAT. 8:30 AM - 6
PM
SAT.
“North
towN but South oN the Price”
8:30
AM -of
6 PM
PH:618-435-3334
PH:618-435-3334
“NORTH OF TOWN BUT SOUTH ON THE PRICE”
may 27
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