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Sampson has a crush on cars

THE highlight of Berwick Show this year will be the three presentations by The Monster Truck at 3.30pm and 9pm on Saturday and at 3.30pm on Sunday.
See Sampson climb over cars, fly in the air and on two wheels.
This is high powered entertainment, excitement and noise.
Andrews Car Removals of Cranbourne have helped the show society by providing cars needed for The Monster Truck Andrews Car Removals picks up cars and scrap metal and has adopted the policy of no job is too small or too big.
Phone 5998 1681 or 04 1178 7771.

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