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Mason Funeral Homes
Mason Funeral Homes offers a full range of funeral services including cremation, traditional visitations and funerals, memorial services, pre-planning and whatever you desire for you and your loved one. Since 1932, Mason Funeral Homes have been locally owned and operated by dedicated, local funeral service professionals.
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Addiction Treatment & Credit Counseling
Chestnut Health Systems
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Builders
P&W Builders
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Cabinet
Bill Wuthrich - KBL Design Center
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Chiropractor
Dr. Heath W. Hishon of Joseph & Hishon Chiropractic and Acupuncture
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Daycare/Preschool
Alphabet Soup Academy
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Dentistry
Just Kidz Dentistry
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Family, Criminal and Traffic Law
William K. Holman, PC, Attorney At Law
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Funeral Care & Planning
Mason Funeral Homes
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Granite & Countertops
Design Plus Granite
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Heating & Air Conditioning
Ralph Garber - Garber Heating & Cooling
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Home Healthcare
Helping Hands Home Healthcare & Staffing
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Import Auto
Michael Benet - Kauth & Mayeur
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Mortgages
Associated Bank
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Plumbing
Trouble Free
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Printing
Platt’s Printing Company
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Rehabilitation
Heartland Healthcare Center Peoria
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Apex Roofing Inc.
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Peoria Charter Coach Company
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Veterinarian
Morton Animal Hospital
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From Associated Bank
How much money do I need for a down payment?
Associated Bank’s down payment options depend on the type of loan you choose. Programs are available that could start as low as 3 – 5% down on the purchase price of the home. Typically a 5-10% down payment may be best for your financial health; however, private mortgage insurance may be required when you put down less than 20% using some loan programs. It’s best to consult an experienced lender early in your home buying process – I’m always happy to help guide my customers in reviewing their loan options and down payment requirements.
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From Dr. Heath W. Hishon of Joseph & Hishon Chiropractic and Acupuncture
Do I have a slipped disc?
Separating each spinal bone is a special type of tissue called a disc. Its fibrous outer ring contains a jelly-like material. This soft center serves as a "ball bearing" for joint movement. Because of the way in which discs attach to the vertebrae above and below, it can't actually "slip." However, a disc can bulge, tear, herniate, thin, prolapse and dry out.
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From Bill Wuthrich - KBL Design Center
Does KBL offer installation?
Yes we do, although we work closely with those clients who have their own contractors and offer installation to those who ask for help in that area.
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From Just Kidz Dentistry
When and how much tooth paste should we use?
Prior to any baby teeth coming in, clean your child’s gums with a soft infant toothbrush or soft cloth and water. After the first baby tooth comes in, start brushing twice a day with a fluoridated toothpaste and a soft bristle, age appropriate, tooth brush. For children less than two years old use a “smear” of toothpaste to brush their teeth. For the 2-5 year old, use a “pea-size” amount of toothpaste to brush twice a day. Due to lack of manual dexterity at a young age parents may have to assist their child with brushing and flossing.
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From Michael Benet - Kauth & Mayeur
What is the difference in conventional and synthetic oil?
Conventional oil is made up of natural molecules that can vary greatly in size. Think of these molecules as a row of ball bearings all varying slightly in size to one another. This uneven row of "liquid ball bearings" can still lubricate well enough for a normal automotive production engine, but it is not the quality of synthetic. Synthetic oil, on the other hand, is made in a laboratory. All of the molecules are uniform in size, which makes for a better lubricant. Just envision the row of "liquid ball bearings" now perfectly in line, all the same size. This is a quality lubricant. That is the difference between the two choices of oil.
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