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I removed the following section as it didn't seem very encyclopaedic:

== The Styles Family ==

The Styles Family, is one of the most well know families in all of Willunga. Nick Styles, the head of the family, is known for his investments within the town, owning, building and renting out many properties. Dawn Styles, known for her charity work as well as her excellent performaces within the town is the face of the family for the older generation of residents. The two sons Louis and Jack, also known as The Styles Boyz or the Stylelizers, are known from their days of running the local hardware store together and their devotion to the town, either by helping out with renovations or merely making themselves known to new business owners, the two help the names of tradepersons to get out and to help small local business to prosper.

--Limegreen 10:04, 15 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

It was sort of cute though ^_^ JayKeaton 04:22, 4 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]