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May 05, 1971 - Toffee Must Stay In A Hotel For Life: While his master sets sail for Australia, 17-year-old Toffee, settles into his new home knowing that he is probably the only cat in England with his own bank account - for when former Torquay hotelier and flatlet owner, -Mrs, . Geoffrey Loftus, his wife and family decided to emigrate to Australia, the problem of what to do with Toffee, the family pet for 17 years, was a major one. The family felt that the journey to Australia would be too much for a cat of Toffee's years. Mrs. Groverm of the Torbay Cats hotel who has agreed to be Toffee's guardian explained that the decision was a difficult one for the family but they put Toffee's welfare first and arranged with a local bank leaving money for Toffee's keep for the rest of his life. If Toffee lives for nine years it could cost about 040

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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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