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I El Paso Times Wednesday, Sept. 5, 2001 BORDERLAND FOR YOUR INFORMATION LOTTERY WINNERS The winning Lotto numbers drawn Saturday: (1(7 (10 (17 (32) (51) The jackpot totaled: $4 million. Number of winners: none. Next drawing: 8:59 p.m. today.

Estimated next jackpot: $6 million. The winning Cash 5 numbers drawn Tuesday: 43 8 11 25 33 In Cash 5, the prize money is based on the amount of sales made in this game before each drawing. Next drawing: 8:59 p.m. Thursday. The winning Pick 3 numbers drawn Tuesday: 5 0 7 In Pick 3, players pay 50 cents to $5 to choose three numbers from zero to nine, and win $250 to $2,500 by matching the three numbers drawn in exact order.

Smaller prizes also are available for matching the numbers in any order. Prizes are determined by the amount the player wagered. Next drawing: 8:59 p.m. today. The winning Texas Two Step numbers drawn Tuesday: 1 1 01 11 17 25 0 Bonus Ball In Texas Two Step, players pick four numbers from one to 35 in one field and choose a bonus ball number from one to 35 in another field.

The top prize starts at $200,000. Next drawing: 8:59 p.m. Friday. The winning Powerball numbers drawn: Saturday: New Mexico Powerball 7 24 27 30 44 29 Power Play Estimated jackpot: $12 million. Number of winners: none.

Next drawing: 8:59 p.m. today. Estimated next jackpot: $16 million. Paid classified Raquel, Elisa, Maria and Cora and numerous nephews and nieces. Visitation will be held Thursday, September 6, 2001 a rosary at 7 P.M.

at from 5 to 9 P.M. with Sunset Funeral Home West, Chapel of Remembrance located at 480 N. Resler. Funeral Mass will be celebrated, 2001 Friday, 7, at 9:45 A.M. at St.

Matthews Catholic Church. Interment will follow at Memory Gardens of the Valley Cemetery in Santa Teresa, New Mexico. Services entrusted to HERRERA JORGE HERRERA (DON JORGE) passed away on September 3, 2001, surrounded by his family, after a long illness. He was born on November 3, 1919 Acambaro, Mexico. He immigrated to the Rio Grande Valley in the early 1940's.

During the late 1940's he moved to the state of Oregon, where he worked for the Southern Pacific Railroad. He returned to the Border area and was a photographer during the Bracero Program. He married his wife Carmen in 1953. During this time he was a concrete and rock wall contractor. He continued with his construction business established El Nido Restaurant along with his wife in 1961.

He continued his restaurant business and established concrete and Post Tension, Inc. a During the 1980's he was widely known throughout the construction industry. Throughout his life he touched many lives. He is survived by his sons Jorge L. and wife Yolanda, Victor M.

and wife Lindy, Hector J. and wife Ofelia and Marco A. and wife Aide. Grandchildren Jorge L. Mariana, Rebecca, Victor, Nicholas, Britni, Eric, Aaron, Samuel, and Gabriel.

Brothers Jose Herrera, Jesus Herrera, and Francisco Herrera. Sisters Guadalupe, In Powerball, players matching all five numbers and the Powerball number share the jackpot. Tickets matching only the first five numbers will receive an estimated $100,000. Also, on March 7, Powerball added a promotional feature called PowerPlay. In addition to the six numbers drawn five plus the Powerball an optional multiplier number from one to five will be chosen.

Prizes from $3 to $100,000 may be multiplied if a player's PowerPlay number is picked. SCHOOL MENUS School menus for today in the area school districts and the David Carrasco Job Corps Center. All meals include milk: Anthony Breakfast: waffles and fruit. Lunch: soft taco, lettuce, tomato, charro beans and Mexican salsa. Canutillo Breakfast: breakfast choice.

Lunch: manager's choice. Clint Breakfast: cinnamon roll. Lunch: hot dog and seasoned fries, or tacos with Olga G's salsa, Spanish rice, lettuce, tomato and peach crisps. El Paso Breakfast: assorted juices, French toast, Texas toast and cereal. Lunch: hamburger or cheeseburger or chicken flautas, ranchero beans, french fries and fruit.

Fabens Breakfast: potato with chorizo burrito and fruit cup. Lunch: red enchiladas, pinto beans, lettuce and tomato. Gadsden Breakfast: toast with jelly or apple cinnamon biscuit and fruit juice. Lunch: pita gordita, tossed salad, Mexican corn and Washington apple. San Elizario Breakfast: pancakes, syrup, ham slice and juice.

Lunch: beef fajitas, Spanish rice, seasoned pinto beans and assorted fresh fruit. Socorro Breakfast: scrambled eggs and sausage, Texas toast or dry cereal and juice. Lunch: sloppy Joe on a bun, Tater Tots with ketchup, pickled spears, pudding and fruit. Tornillo Breakfast: French toast and choice of juice or fruit. Lunch: chicken nuggets, mashed potatoes, mixed fruit, vanilla wafers, garlic toast and gravy.

DYsleta Breakfast: jumbo doughnut. Lunch: hamburger on bun, oven fries and ketchup. Job Corps Breakfast: assorted juices, assorted cereal, scrambled eggs, chicken-fried steak, biscuit with creamed gravy and fresh fruit. Lunch: soup of the day, lemon-baked codfish, beef stroganoff, roasted potato, buttered noodles, salad and pineapple cake. Jerry Cabrera, Daniel Cabrera, Martin Cabrera Manny Arellano, Jose Cabrera and Christopher Sandahl will serve as pallbearers.

Services entrusted to Sunset Funeral Home -East. Sunset Funeral Home -West. SUNSET FUNERAL HOMES speth County, Texas. She will be remembered as a loving mother, grandmother, great grandmother, aunt and friend to all those who were fortunate fo know her. A family service was held.

In lieu of flowers donations may be made to a favorite charity. La Paz Funeral Home Ina 3331 Alameda Ave. 532-4400 Sunset Funeral Cabrera, Daniel speth Texas. West Family Owned Operated 480 N. Resier 587-4408 CABRERA JOSE MIRANDA CABRERA, 78, lifelong resident of El Paso passed away Monday, September 3, 2001.

He was born in Denver, Colorado and worked as a fore man cement finisher with local construction companies. He is survived by his sons, Jose Manuel, Lorenzo, Guadalupe, Jesus, Antonio, Martin and Luis; daughters, Beatriz Torres, Frances Arellano, Cecilia Cabrera, Mary Sandahl, Eduviges Cabrera and Ramona Hernandez; 30 grandchildren; 15 great grandchildren and several other family members and friends. Mr. Cabrera was very proud of the fact that he had five of his sons serve in the military with duty during the Vietnam War, Persian Gulf, Kosovo Campaign and counter drug interdiction. Visitation will be held from 4-9 pm with the Rosary to be recited at 7 pm Thursday at SUNSET FUNERAL HOMEEAST, Chapel of Remembrance.

Funeral Mass will be said at 10:30 am Friday at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church, 9070 Alameda Ave. in the main church. He will be laid to rest at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Cemetery. Christopher Cabrera, Elmer Torres, STAR LIGHTER The Star on the Franklin Mountains is lighted nightly in honor of an El Pasoan or El Paso business. Tonight the star is lighted: DIn memory of Maximo M.

Sierra by the Sierra family. We love and miss you! The Greater El Paso Chamber of Commerce has a special phone number for anyone interested in lighting the star: 534-0500. The cost is $35 a night, $200 a week or $1,000 a month. BLOOD DRIVES United Blood Services' El PasoLas Cruces schedule for today: United Blood Services Center, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., 2325 Pershing.

Las Cruces United Blood Services Center, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., 2170 E. Lohman, Las Cruces. The agency also asks people to donate movie videos to the blooddonation centers at 1035 Belvidere and 2325 Pershing. Employees will play the videos for people donating blood platelets, which involves a filtering process that can take up to two hours.

Platelet donors should make an appointment. Information: 544-5422. POLICE REPORTS Here is a sample of police reports available at El Paso police headquarters: West Disorderly conduct, Interstate 10 at Executive, Aug. 29: A woman said she was driving behind a man who was going 50 mph in the left lane, passed him and gave him the finger. The woman said he followed her as she exited at Executive and came out of his vehicle at a red light to confront her.

She said he struck her window and mirror and spat on her car because she refused to roll down her window. She said she called 911 on her cellular phone and followed the man to his place of work to wait for the police. Both were arrested. Vehicle theft, 200 block of North Mesa Hills, Aug. 30: A man said someone stole his 1991 Toyota Camry with RETGH stickers on the side and his doctor's bag and work uniform inside.

Urinating in public, 11100 block of Pellicano, Aug. 24: Of- ficers saw a man urinating in a parking lot and told them he was in a hurry. BUSTILLOS Guadalupe Bustillos, 73, passed away Monday, September 3, 2001. Longtime resident of El Paso. She was a cook for the Army Y.M.C.A.

after many years of service. Preceded in death by husband Luis Bustillos. Survived by sons Luis Bustillos, and wife Lupe, Francisco Bustillos and wife Rosa, Roberto Bustillos and wife Cathy, Miguel Bustillos and wife Bertha, and Alejandro Bustillos and wife Ceci, daughters Cecilia Bustillos, Maria Nieves Arriola and husband Alex, Carmen Moody, Irma B. Ward and husband Gerald, 25 grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren, brothers Primitivo Urrutia. and Juan Urrutia, sisters Ana Maria Montoya, and Josefina Martinez.

Mrs. Bustillos will lie in state Wednesday from 4:00 P.M. until 9:00 P.M. at Martin Funeral Home Central. Rosary Service will be held Wednesday at 7:00 P.M.

at Martin Cha- Public intoxication, 1300 block of Lomaland, Aug. 30: Officers found two intoxicated men standing outside a motel room with beer cans in their hands. While officers checked warrants on the men, one of them became hostile and walked back inside the room. He was arrested because officers feared for their safety. The other man had outstanding warrants and was also arrested.

Theft, 8500 block of Viscount, Aug. 30: A woman said someone stole all the lug nuts from the four wheels of her 1999 Northeast Central Abandoned vehicle, 100 block of S. Awbrey, Aug. 29: Po- lice said a 1969 Chevrolet C-10 pickup had been left parked on a city street for more than five davs in violation of the city code and towed it. Compiled by Louie Gilot MAKE PLANS UTEP Center for Lifelong Learning: Registrations for the fall 2001 semester are being accepted in Miners Hall, Room 209, on the UTEP campus.

No college degree or diploma is required, and there are no tests, homework or papers. Students must be at least 50 years old. A one-time membership fee is $25, and the fall registration fee is $60. Classes begin Monday. Information: 747-6280 747-8848.

Nominations for outstanding veterans: The Air Defense Ar- tillery Association i is accepting nominations for outstanding veterans who have served in wars from World War II to the Persian Gulf war in 1991. Two veterans, a man and a woman, will be recognized Nov. 2 at a Veterans Day gala. Nominations should include the person's name, rank, branch of service, wartime involvements and community contributions, and must be received by Sept. 25.

Mail nominations to ADA Association, P.O. Box 6101, Fort Bliss, TX 79906; or e-mail EMS conference: The nonprofit Region 2 ical Services is tions and sponsors nual conference, October in Las Southern Rio Grande Medical Symposium estimated 275 professionals to Hilton. Information: 5059. Obituaries She was born in Germany and came to El Paso in 1956, and has lived here since. Mrs.

Lemense was a ber of Highland Pres-, byterian Church and managed Robin Hood Park for 15 years. She is proceeded in death by her husband Richard Lemense. She is survived by her children Richard M. Lemense, Linda E. Goggans and Stephen T.

Lemense, eight grandchildren, one great granddaughter and brother Jacob Muhlgasser of Germany. Mrs. Lemense will lie in state on Thursday, September 6, 2001 from 12:00 noon until 5:00 p.m. at Restlawn Funeral Home. Funeral service will be on Friday, September 7, 2001 at 1:30 p.m.

at Highland Presbyteri- an Church with Rev. Sue Dickson officiating. Burial will be at Ft. Bliss National Cemetery. Restaun MEMORIAL.

PARK FUNERAL HOME 4848 ALI'S 755.1977 LOTTE LEMENSE, 75, passed away Monday, September GARCIA Apolinar Garcia, 91, went to be with the lord on Sept 3rd 2001. He is loved and will be missed by his surviving Wife, Guada- lupe M. Garcia; his sons, Antonio, 'Hector, Gilberto, Jesus, Mario; Daughters, Velia, Barbara, Maria Elena, Rosa Emma, Free sandbags: Las Cruces Fire and Emergency Services offer sandbags to the public to help prevent flooding from heavy monsoon rains. The sandbags are available at these Las Cruces fire stations: 201 E. Picacho, 1199 E.

Foster, 390 N. Valley, 2802 E. Missouri, 4851 Porter and 2750 Northrise. McGruff volunteers: Volunteers are needed for the El Paso Police Department's McGruff crime program. The job includes making presentations to children from pre-kindergarten to third grade on stranger danger, traffic safety, emergencies and other school-safety programs.

Information: 599-5651. Child Find: The Ysleta Independent School District is offering a program called Child Find. The program seeks people ages 21 and younger who may have a disability and evaluates the severity of their disability. Participants do not have to be in school or in the district, and they may be "highly mobile" migrant or homeless, for example. Anyone who knows someone who may qualify for the program should call 434-0900, or Lu Price at Region 19 Child Find, 780-1919.

Aguirre Spring campground: The Aguirre Spring Campground has reopened, said Amy Lueders, Bureau of Land Management-Las Cruces field office manager. The campground was closed in midJuly while about $120,000 in road repairs were made on the six-mile Aguirre Spring Road, which connects the campground to U.S. 70, about 3 miles east of Organ. Infor- mation: Manuel Guerra, 525-4340. White Sands National Monument winter hours: White Sands National Monument has resumed its winter hours, with the park visitor center open from 8 a.m.

to 5 p.m. Dunes Drive be open from 7 a.m. to sunset daily. All visitors must leave the park by one hour after sunset. A ranger-guided nature walk, the Sunset Stroll, will continue to be given nightly, beginning at 6:15 p.m.

The starting time for the Sunset Stroll changes to 6 p.m. Sept. 12 and 5:45 p.m. Sept. 24.

Information: 479-6124 or 679-2599, Ext. 232. FIGHTING MOSQUITOES are some mosquito-control how to control the Empty standing water cemetery urns, covers, toys and containers where can mature. John, David and Charles Hutchinson and six great- grand- children. Visitation will be Wednesday, September 5th, at -Maxon Futrell Funeral Home, 8817 Dyer, from p.m.

to 9 p.m. Funeral services will be 10 a.m. my Thursday, Sep- tember 6th in neral home. "Interment will be in Restlawn Memorial Park Cemetery. Putrell HOM LOCALLY OWNED 8817 DYER 751-1287 MOLINA JOSE R.

MOLINA, 78 passed away on August 29, 2001. 001. He was a member of La Primera Iglesia Bautista. Survived by his wife Antonia Molina, daughter Irma Water, Grandchildren: Ruby Ramirez, Timmy, Misty, River, and Liberty Water, and 5 great- -grandchildren. Visitation was on Tuesday from 6:00 P.M.

to 9:00 P.M. at El Paso Mission Funeral Home with prayer services being at 7:00 P.M. Graveside services with Military Honors will be at 10:30 A.M. on Wednesday at Fort Bliss National Cemetery. Funeral Services are entrusted to El Paso Mission Funeral Home.

COOK JIMMY BENSON COOK, 64, of El Paso and formerly of San Angelo passed away Sunday, August 26, 2001 at his residence. Graveside services will be at 1:30 P.M. Thursday, September 6, 2001 at the Robert Change the water in birdbaths, fountains, wading pools, rain barrels and potted plant trays at least once a week. Drain or fill temporary pools with dirt. Keep swimming pools treated and circulating and rain gutters unclogged.

Use mosquito repellents when necessary, and follow label directions and precautions closely. Wear head nets, long sleeves and long pants if you venture into areas with high mosquito populations, such as salt marshes. If a mosquito-borne disease warning is in 1 effect, stay inside during the evening, when mosquitoes are most active. Make sure window and door screens are "bug tight." Replace your outdoor lights SAVING WATER El Pasoans use an average of 159 gallons of water a day for everything from quenching a thirst to watering lawns and washing clothes. That could be dramatically reduced with a few changes in our wasteful habits.

are some ways to save water." Low-flush toilets: Standard toilets use about 5 gallons of water with each flush. Modern, low-flow toilets use 1.6 gallons or less, a water savings of 3.4 gallons a flush. Replace largecapacity toilets with a low-flush model call 594-5510 to participate in the Water Utilities' "Cash for Your Commode" rebate program. Brushing teeth: Leaving the water running for two minutes while brushing your teeth can use up to 10.5 gallons. Turn off the faucet while you brush and save about 8.2 gallons.

Washing hands: One minute of heavy water flow from the faucet can send more than six gallons down the drain. Turning it off while soaping your hands will save four gallons or more. In the shower: A five-minute shower uses about 26 gallons of water. Cutting your time under the spray to three minutes will save at least 10 gallons. Dishwasher: An average automatic dishwasher uses 26 gallons a load.

Reducing the number of washings by only running the dishwasher when it's full can reduce your water use by 17 percent, or about 4 gallons. Watering the yard: It takes about 66 gallons of water to quench a 10-square-yard section of lawn. Replanting that area with native plants that need little water can reduce your watering by 60 percent, about 40 gallons for the same size area. East arrested him. He did it because he pel.

Funeral Mass will be held Thursday at 8:30 A.M. at Guardian Angel Catholic Church. Pallbearers be Gerald Ward, Michael Reed, Melvin Bustillos, Michael Christopher Bustillos, Sean Moody, Alejandro Bustillos, Miguel Bustillos, Robert Bustillos. Honorary pall bearers will be Tracy Bustillos and Crystal Bustillos. Burial at Concordia Cemetery.

Martin 3839 MONTANA AVE. 566-3955 HERNANDEZ MARIA G. HERNANDEZ, 62, passed away Saturday, September 1, 2001. Longtime resident of El Paso and member of Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church, as well, as a member of a local senior citizen center. Preceded in death by son Gary Smith.

Survived by her husband Juan Hernandez of 14 years; sort Paul Smith and wife Marji Hunt; daughter Mary Valdez and husband Joe; grandchildren Joe Valdez, Jr. and Danielle Valdeos, brother Juan sisters Tere Macias and Gloria Macias. Mrs. Hernandez will lie in state Tuesday from 4:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m.

at Martin Funeral Home Central. Rosary Service will be held at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at Martin Chapel. Funeral mass will be held at 1:00 p.m. at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church.

Burial at Restlawn Memorial Park Cemetery. Martin, 3839 MONTANA AVE. 566-3955 Emergency Medgathering donafor its anwhich will be in Cruces. The Emergency will draw an emergency medical the Las Cruces (505) 528- Celia, many including has recited Grandparents. Service will Martin Montana, 6pm.

Burial Thursday 9am. tor Alberto officiate. Martin, 3839 MONTANA AVE. 566-3955 THOMPSON Here from on tires, plastic er larvae Blanca; who her Prayer be at on Wednesday follow Paswill ALFRED MARTIN THOMPSON, 96, passed away Monday, September 3, 2001. Mr.

Thompson was a retired butcher from St. Louis, Missouri. He moved to El Paso 30 years ago after his retirement. He had a lifelong love for trains, animals and golf. Mr.

Thompson is survived by his daughter Gail Haire, grandchildren Jamie Haire and Scott Haire of Dallas, Texas. Visitation will be from 4 to 6 P.M. on Wednesday, September 5th, at Martin Funeral Home Central. Graveside service will be held Friday, September 7, 2001 at 11:00 A.M. at Sunset Cemetery in St.

Louis, Missouri. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Animal Rescue League, 7256 La Junta, Canutillo, Texas 79835 where Mr. Thompson had adopted his pets from. Martin, 3839 MONTANA AVE. 566-3955 HUTCHINSON John W.

Hutchinson, 79, passed away on Sunday, September 2, 2001, a resident of the El Paso area since 1929. Mr. Hutchinson retired from Old El Paso Packaging Corporation. He is survived by his wife, Albina M. Huthinson; son, William Bill Hutchinson and wife, Pat; stepson, Javier Garibaldi and wife, Alicia grandsons, REN.

suggestions experts insects: in old buckets, any othmosquito Paid classified SUNSET East Family Owned Operated 750 N. Carolina 594-4424 KERR RUBY FUNERAL HOMES born February KERR 1900 Texas in Breckenridge, passed away on September 2, 2001. Preceded in death by her husband Jay Kerr and a son Cleve Kerr. She is survived by a son Jay Alvin Kerr and his wife Joan, grandsons Gary and David Kerr and four great grandsons Kevin, John, Dennis and Jeffrey Kerr all from Dallas, Texas. She is also survived by a daughter Elizabeth Kerr of El Paso and great nieces Martha Parks and Charlotte Kimberlin of Dallas.

As the daughter of pioneer Texas ranching parents J.W. and Montie Parks, she and her brother Roy Parks of Midland lived in Fort Worth, Texas in their early years. Ruby Jay Kerr in 1919 and in 1930 they and their two sons moved to El Paso and purchased a home on Copper Avenue in Manhattan Heights where she resided until 1999. The Jay Kerr and son's ranch was in Hud- SERVICES IN THE AREA Bristow, Timothy Kent, 37, funeral mass: 9:45 a.m. Wednesday, September 5, 2001 at Cristo Rey Catholic Church.

Interment: Fort Bliss National Cemetery. Arrangements by Sunset Funeral HOme East. Bustillos, Juan Manuel, 75, visitation: 4-9 P.M. Rosary: 7 P.M. Wednesday, September 5, 2001 at Sunset Funeral Home N.E.

Funeral Mass: A.M. Thursday, September 6, 2001 at St. Ignatius Catholic Church. Burial: Evergreen Cemetery (Alameda). Arrangements: Sunset Funeral Home N.E.

Diaz, Jesus, 87, visitation: 4-9 P.M. Rosary: 7 P.M. Wednesday, September 5, 2001 at Sunset Funeral Home East. Funeral Mass: 10 A.M. Thursday, September 6, 2001 at Saint Paul Catholic Church.

Interment: Our Lady of Mount Carmel Cemetery. Arrangements by Sunset Funeral Home. Dockum, Richard Swanson, 93, memorial service: 11 A.M. Thursday, September 6, 2001 at Vista Ysleta United' Baptist Church. Interment: Our Lady Mount Carmel Cemetery.

Arrangements by Sunset FunerHorne East. Hernandez, Maria 62, visitation Rosary were held Tuesday, September 4, 2001 at Martin Funeral Home Central. Funeral Mass: 1 P.M. Wednesday, September 5, 2001 at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church. Burial: Restlawn Memorial Park Cemetery.

Arrangements by Martin Funeral Home, Central. Thomas, graveside service: 3 P.M. Friday, September 7, 2001 at Restlawn Memorial Park. Arrangements by Martin Funeral Home West. Vasquez, Daniel, 63, visitation: 4-9 P.M.

Rosary: 7 P.M. Wednesday, September 5, 2001 at Mt. Carmel Funeral Home Chapel. Funeral service: 10 A.M. Thursday, September 6, 2001 at Guardian Angel Catholic Church.

Interment: Carmel Cemetery. Arrangements by Mt. Funeral Home. Legal Notices 152 Lee Cemetery in Robert Lee with Rev. Carole Thompson of the Unity Church of San Angelo officiating.

Vistitation will be from noon Wednesday until noon Thursday at Johnson's Funeral Home. Jimmy was born July 25, 1937 in Littlefield to Benson and Avis Cook. He served four years in the U.S. Navy. Mr.

Cook worked a oil transport driver, and was an accomplished musician. He was preceded in death by parents. His surviving cousins are Barbara Greer of Cedar Park, Oscar Cook of Houston and Edwin Cook of Kerrville. JOHNSON'S FUNERAL HOME 435 WEST BEAUREGARD, SAN ANGELO, TEXAS 76903, 915-655-3113 S. Legal Notices 152 VILLANUEVA JOSE ALEJANDRO VILLANUEVA, 57, passed away Saturday, September 1, 2001 in El Paso where he was a longtime resident.

Mr. Villanueva was a cattle rancher. He is survived by his wife, Loretta K. Villanueva of San Diego, sons Judas and Joseph, daughters Jessica and Jacquline Amanda, sisters Josefina brothers and Georgina, Jorge and Carlos. Private services will be held.

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