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The Weimer Insurance Blog. Financial security and peace of mind. Offices in Harleysville and Perkasie, PA. Thursday, June 17, 2010. Neckties for Fathers Day? No longer required. Neckties may be the most popular Fathers Day gift, but it will take more than that to rescue the neckwear industry from its current slump. The Los Angeles Times. Posted by The Weimer Group. Links to this post. Friday, June 11, 2010. Graduation Time to Celebrate! Do you have a recent grad in the family? Policy. Contact us.CONTENT
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