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LICENSED and BONDED
ESTATE and HOUSEHOLD
VERBAL APPRAISALS FREE
For the month of June, 1972
Phone Collect: 482-3120 —23tfri
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RICHARD LOBB
AUCTIONEER
AUCTION SALE
Antiques, Furniture, Appliances, Hardware equipment,
fixtures and humidifiers at Russo's Fina Center on the
former Clinton Air Base.
JUNE 10 — 1 P.M.
Hardware is new stock; 10 humidifiers, 80 boxes of
humidifiers plates, 15 large IBM wall clocks; fridge
door handles; door stoppers by the box full; chrome and
brass door knobs and locks complete by the dozen;
heavy and light duty door closers by the box full ; hanging
lights; globes for lights; water floats; fridge trays;
basins and sinks; hooks and eyes and screws; swivel
hinges for door; shower heads: drain strainers; tap
stems washers, bushings; chrome drain plugs; large
soap dispensers; silent light switches; venetian blinds;
paper towl dispensers; heavy parts shelving; heavy duty
tank suitable for air; NOTE; Farmers should attend.
FURNITURE & APPLIANCES: some antique dishes and
furniture; dining room round table and chairs;
sideboard; black leather couch; picture frames;
continental bed, box springs and mattress; antique
kitchen glass cupboard; chrome table and chair sets;
automatic washer and dryer, matched set; double door
refrigerator; lawn mower; new 1/2 ton truck top, 40"
high; dining room table and chairs; much more in the
sale than listed.
TERMS CASH
Richard Lobb Auctioneer
Joe Corey & Dave Pugh Clerks
ATHWELUS
AUCTION •I E
INVENTORY
REDUCTION BY
AUCTION
For Vincent Farm Equipment Ltd, at their machinery lot, 2
blocks east of the main corner, Seaforth, on No. 8 Hwy, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 17 at 12:30 SHARP
Duet* the recent move to their new location, they are over-
stocked in parts and accessories, also large selection of used
tractors and machinery, everything must be sold.
Consisting of 10 tractors; 20 plows; 6 cultivaf , 10 seed
drills; 6 discs; chain harrows; 4 forage harvesters; 2 forage
blowers; 5 swathers; 5 mowers; 6 hay conditioners; 2 side
rakes; 4 balers; 1 thrower; 4 elevators; 2 combines;
hammermills; mixmills; 6 manure spreaders; sprayers;
bean cultivators; scraper blades; post hole auger; Innis
windrower; 3 riding lawn mowers; power mowers; garden
tillers; and many more items,
Plan to attend this outstanding sale of all makes and models of
equipment.
Everything must be sold.
TERMS--CASH ALL SALES FINAL
Vincent Farm Equipment Ltd.
RATHWELL'S
AUCTION SERVICE
ESTATE AUCTION
Of property, livestock, machinery and household furniture at
Lot 55, Maitland Concession, Goderich Township, 6 miles
north of Clinton on Base Line Rd., then left 1 mile on '
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, AT 1:15 P.M.
PROPERTY: Secluded 65 acres of land, brick house, bank
barn has excellent features for summer or winter retreat
such as spring-fed pond, Maitland River flowing across back
portion of the farm, potential gravel ridge recently opened,
close to main highway. Enjoy the beauties of nature at your
doorstep.
LIVESTOCK: 5 Hereford cows with calf by side, 2 cows due in
fall, 4 fi rst calf heifers due in September, 5 Hereford heifer
yearlings, 2 Hereford steer yearlings, 4 market steers, 1
Hereford but I .
MACHINERY: 9N Ford tractor, 2 furrow plow, 3 Pt. H.
scraper bucket; Int. 6 ft. mower, George White 100 bu,
spreader, drill, cultivator, disc, harrows, hay rack, hay
loader, etc.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE: Portable Electrohome TV, table
and 4 matching chairs, 4 beds, dresser, chest of drawers,
wood stove, space heater, odd chairs, radio, etc. etc.
Property-10 per cent down day of sale, balance in 30 days.
Selling subject to low reserve to clear the Estate.
TERMS—CASH
Estate of late Vern McCabe
RATHWELL'S AUCTION
SERVICE
Brucefield 482.3120
AUCTION SALE
OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS
& ANTIQUES
MAIN ST., (No. 4 Hwy) KIPPEN, Ontario
Saturday, June 10
at 1:00 p.m.
FURNITURE Frigidaire refrigerator; G.E, stove; washing
machine; 3 tables, 9 odd chairs, studio; platform rocker; end
table; TV table; hostess chair; chesterfield & chair; Phillips TV;
5 lamps; little chair; china cabinet; telephone table; 2 pce.
bedroom suite; chest of drawers; iron bed; cedar chest;
dressing table; 3 dressers; portable vacuum; silverware;
clocks, radio; 4 card table chairs; dishes & glassware; pots
and pans; grinder; toaster; cu;,, and saucers, ironing board;
scales, utility table; stool; rug; mats; sheets; blankets; quilts;
towels; bedding; set of dishes,
ANTIQUES—cherry flat to the wall cupboard, with glass
doors and pie shelf; corner dry sink: kitchen cupboard; gate
leg table; tea wagon; combination china cabinet and secretary;
churn; trunk; 3 washstands; walnut blanket box with drawers;
picture frames: crocks, jugs; Oil lamps: coal scuttles; parts
of toilet sets; lantern; rocking chair; Boston rocker: etc.
MISc - garden tools and other tools; step ladder; lawn
mower; bird cage; hot plate; basket; chaise lounge; ladies fur
coat; sweaters and dresses; etc,
TERMS CASH
these were the belongings of Mrs, Hazel Long
Norm Whiting Auctioneer
Phone 235.1964 Exeter
1,1-17,1,11,161-1;11,
Clinton News-Record, Thursday, June 9:1072-9
gat
HELP WANTED.
NEED EXTRA INCOME? Have
you spare time? Full or part-time
ealesman required in area, For
information write Box 51, Signal-
Star, Goderich.-21,22,23b
FARM HELP WANTED--
Married man for general farm
work, apple—beef enterprise,
Modern bungalow supplied, also
all hydro. For further,
particulars contact Stewart
Middleton, 482-7525.-234
LET AVON HELP make your
summer vacation dreams come
true. Start building your "get-
away" fund as an Avon
Representative. You'll never
know how easy it is to earn extra
cash the Avon way until you try.
,For a personal interview without
obligation, call: Mrs. M. Millson,
17 Hawkesbury Ave,, London 32,
451-0541.-23,25b
RELIABLE high school boy will
cut lawns. Phone 482-9838.-
23b
8. A. HELP WANTED
WILL TRADE handsome
,energetic bay gelding to
experienced rider for quiet
dependable horse suitable for
beginner, Phone 524-6684
evenings and weekends.-22tf
9. EMPLOYMENT WANTED
WILL BABYSIT in my own home
in. Bayfield, Monday through
Fr-day. Mrs. Leonard Healy,
565-2819,-23b
Man will cut and rake lawns, some'
gardening. 482-7224.-23b
10. LOST and FOUND
REWARD OFFERED for return of
black leather brief case
containing music. Lost early
morning of May 30. Finder please
call 347-2495. —23b
11. SERVICES
SEPTIC cleaned. All work
guaranteed. 20 years experience.
Write Louis Blake, R.R. 2,
Brussels, or Phone 887-6800-
2l-37p
REMODELLING, renovations.
roofing and floor laying,
expertly done, All odd jobs
arot,nd the home, Kitchen
cupboards a specialty. Phone
'482.7676. Ken McNairn. —2tfn
JACK'S
WOOD TURNERY
CUSTOM WOOD TURNING
AND GIFT ARTICLES
JOHN PLUMTREE
482-9695
CLINTON
(At Rear Of 84 Albert St.)
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LET US REPAIR AND MAKE
your rings and jewellery like
new. Diamond rings renewed
and stones safely secured —
don't take chances. Expert work
done reasonably to your
satisfaction, Watch repairs and
pearl restringing. W. N. Counter.
Clinton, Otitario. —tfn
CROP SPRAYING
Phone SPRATEK
• 482-7220
Competent and Competitive
High Clearance
Equipment •-20tfn
(OUTER PLUMBING
HEATING CELECTRIC
Furnace Installations .
DELAVAL MILKER
SUPPLIES
Appliance Service
46 King St. 482-7652.
—18tfn
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
Modern Equipment
Work Guaranteed
Write or Phone
HARVEY DALE, SEAFORTH
PHONE 482-3320
--2t,fh
'SCREENED TOP SOIL
Landscajae Work
BACKHOE WORK
(Excavating, trenching,
basements, etc.)
GRAVEL and FILL
Camera Gravel
LYLE MONTGOMERY
Clinton-482-7644
15tin
RICHARD LOA
‘expotieNcet) • ;
,AUCTIONEER
APPRAISER
CLINTON, ONT.
PHONE: 41127898 Or 482-
9431.
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PAINTING, indoors and outdoors.
Houses, cottages etc., Marine and
housepaints in stock- Apply to
3os'n Shop, Highway 4, one mile
north Brucefield. Phone 482--
7222, —18tfn
FACIA BOARDS replaced; also
eave-troughing, Free estimates
on request. Phone 482-7222,-
18tfn
A511ELECTRICAL JOBS big or
small, please phone Seaforth
527-0794 or Clinton 482-6648,
day or night for estimates.-22-
25b
PRIVATE Music Lessons on
guitar, banjo and bass given by
qualified instructor. Call 482--
7770,-23On
TRENCHER for hire for
underground services, Available
anytime. Reasonable. Reg. York,
Hayfield. Phone 565-2807,-
23,25p
MUSIC LESSONS on Guitar,
Banjo, Bass. Call 482-7770,-
23t1n,
QUICK cash to pay bills or make
a purchase. Call Don Denomme,
Trans Canada Credit, 524-8349.
—1 °tin
CUSTOM
BULLDOZING
CHAS. BRUINSMA
RR 2, Goderich
524-9804
—tfn
CUSTOM KILLING
- AND PROCESSING
Butchering dates'—Tuesday and
• Thursday
TUESDAY — Beef and Pork
.Thursday Beef.Only
PICK-UP SERVICE AVAILABLE
Merner's Abattoir
237.3314 Dashwood.
IRENE'S
LAUNDROMAT
and •
DRY CLEANERS
15 Rattenbury St. E.
Clinton — 482-7833
One Day Service
DRY CLEANING
AND PRESSING
In Bulk
Or Individual Pieces
Hours — Mon. through Sat.
10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
4211n
VACUUM
CLEANERS
Sales & Service
All Makes.
BOB PECK
VARNA
262-5748
ALEX REED
SEWING
MACHINES
'197 Bayfield Rd., Goderich
524-8465
Regrets to announce moving due
to need of special extensive
prolonged treatments. Thank you
all for your patronage.
SERVICE AND SALES
WILL CONTINUE TILL JUNE 17.
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WE SPECIALIZE IN
Custom Slaughtering
and Processing
To Individual Requirements
* Cattle and Hogs are
Government Inspected in our
Modern Abbatoir for Your
Protection
PRICES AS FOLLOWS:
Beef Slaughtering . . . $6.00 '
Pork Slaughtering
(up to 200 lbs.) — $4.00
Cutting, Wrapping
and Buick Freezing
Beef „ „ 7c lb,
Pork 6.. 6c lb.
awing 'and SmOking
Hams and Bacons . , 12c lb.
Slaughtering on
Monday only.
All Probing Guaranteed
Emir From foods
Call 235,0400
t, M, HALL
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of FREDERICK
STEWART SLAVIN, Deceased.
All persons having claims
against the estate of Frederick
Stewart Slavin, late of the Town of
Clinton, in the County of Huron,
retired janitor, who died on or
about the 18th day of January
1972, are required to file
particulars of same with Messrs.
Bell & Laughton, Solicitors, of
Exeter, Ontario, by the 3rd day of
June 1972 after which date the
estate will be distributed having
regard only to those claims of
which notice has been received.
BELL & LAUGHTON
Solicitors for the executrix,
Exeter, Ontario.
.-20,21,22b
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of HORACE
MANN, Deceased,
All persons having claims
against the estate of Roy Horace
Mann, late of the Town of Clinton,
in the County of Huron, who died
on or about the 12th day of April,
1972, are required to file
particulars of same with Bell &
Laughton, Solicitors, of. Exeter,
Ontario, by the 3rd day of June
1972, after which date the estate
will be distributed having regard
only to those claims of which
notice has been received.
BELL & LAUGHTON
Solicitors for the Executors
Exeter, Ontario.
—20,21,22b
IN THE ESTATE OF HENRY
VERNE McCABE, late of the
Township of Goderich in the
County • of Huron, Farmer,
Deceased.
All persons havitig claims
against the Estate of the above-
named, who died on the 11th April,
A.D. 1971, are required to file full
particulars thereof with the
undersigned on or before the 26th
day of June, A.D. 1972, after
which date the assets will be
distributed, having regard only to
the claims of which the
undersigned shall then have
notice.
Dated at Clinton, Ontario, this
1st day of June, A,D, 1972.
E.B. MENZIES, Q.C.,
Clinton, Ontario
Solicitor for the said Estate.
--23,24,25b
14. BUSINESS NOTICES
TENDERS
Tenders will be received by the
Clinton Public Utilities office
until 5:00 p.m. June 19, 1972 for
the supply of regular and
premium gas for all PUC
vehicles. Contract term to be 6
months starting July 1, 1972.
Further information may be
obtained at the PUC office, —22b
TENDER FOR INTERIOR AND
EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE
Interior and exterior
maintenance at various schools in
the County. Maintenance
requirements will involve all
construction trades,
Tender forms and specifications
are available at the Huron County
Board of Education, 97 Shipley
St., Clinton,
Deadline for tender submissions
is 12:00 noon June 23, 1972.
R, McVean,
Plant Superintendent
'-23
13. PUBLIC NOTICES
...„
CONSIGNMENT SALE of New and
Used farm equipment, .June 17th,
19721 p.m. at Lot 3, Concession 9
East Division of Colborne. If you
have equipment for this sale
phone Goderich 524.8451,
Briediey Auction Service will be
in charge of this
Mr. and Mrs. Reg, Miller, 23 Kirk
St., Clinton, wish to announce the
engagerneet of their only
daughter, Wendy Darlene, to
Michael Robert Gallant, son of
Mr. and Mrs, John Gallant of
Strathroy. The wedding will take
Place on June 30, 1972, in
Holrnesville United Church,
Ont,-23b
Mr, and Mrs, Reg Cudmore,
Clinton wish to announce the
forthcoming marriage of their
daughter, Grace Dianne to Mr.
David Ostler of Willowdale, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Ostler, Milton.
The wedding will take place on
Saturday, June 24, 1972 in St.
Paul's Anglican Church, Clinton
at 5;00 p.m,-L-23b
17. BIRTHS
McBEATH: Doug and Joyce, (nee
Ilayter) are pleased to announce
the arrival of a daughter, Kelli
Joyce, on May 31, 1972 at
Queensway Hospital, Toronto, a
sister for Glenn.
RAIDT: To Mr, and Mrs. Gerald
Raidt, R.R. 1, Londesboro in
Clinton PubliC Hospital on May
31, 1972, a son, Robert John.
SCOTCHMER: Ron and Rose are
happy to announce the arrival of
twin girls on June 1, 1972 in
Stratford General Hospital,
Meaghan and Michelle.
HOWSON: To Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Howson, Blyth in Clinton Public
Hospital • on June 1, 1972, a
daughter, Sherri Lynn.
18. DEATHS
HOMES: At St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, on Tuesday, May 30,
1972, Ethel Holmes of Clinton. in
her 63rd year. Beloved wife of
Russell Holmes, dear mother of
Gerald and Jack Holmes, both of
Clinton. Sister of Morris
Honeyford of Listowel and
William Honeyford of Stratford.
Also surviving are five
grandchildren. The funeral was
• held at Ball Funeral Home Clinton
on Friday, June; with interment
in Clinton Cemetery.
NEIL: At Victoria Hospital,
London, on Wednesday, in her
33rd year. Beloved wife of Ronald
F. Neil and dear mother of
Douglas R., at home. Dear
daughter of Mrs, Laura Lyon of
Londesboro and sister of Bert
Lyon of R.R. 1, Auburn and
Murray Lyon of Londesboro, The
funeral was held at A. Millard
George Funeral Home, London
with the Rev. D,A. Welsh
officiating. Interment was in
Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens.
20. CARDS of THANKS
TAYLOR—Sincere thanks to our
family, relatives, neighbours,
and friends, for extreme kindness
at our fortieth wedding
anniversary, the delicious family
dinner served Saturday evening in
the Orange Hall, and deep
appreciation to all who came to
join with us at the evening dance,
and who called Sunday
afternoon—Days never to be
forgotten. Thanks for beautiful
cards and gifts.—Jean and
Victor. — 23b
WRIGHT: I wish to say a sincere
thank you to all my friends,
neighbours and relatives for
cards, gifts, flowers and visits
while I was in Clinton Hospital.
Special thanks to Dr. Haerctt and
Dr. Watt and nursing staff who
were so hind, also to Rev. L.
Lewis, Sincerely, (Mrs.) Edith
Wright. — 23b
13. PUBLIC NOTICES
Thanks also to Doctors Watts. and
Newland, all the nurses and staff
of the hospital,--Jim. Scott, Jr..-
234
COURT10E: The family of the late
Hattie 'Courtice wish to express
their sincere appreciation to
neighbours, friends, and
relatives for their many acts of
kindness and messages of
sympathy, for floral tributes and
donations to the Cancer Society,
the Intensive Care Unit of Clinton
Hospital and to the United Church
women of Ontario Street Church
in the recent less of their dear
sister andattnt. Special thanks to
Rev. L. Lewis, the Hall Funeral
Home, the pallbearers, to Dr.
Thompson, to Miss Elliott and her
nursing staff and to all the staff at
the Clinton Hospital for their care
and kindness during her long
illness. Also to those who
remembered her in many ways
during her hospitalization and to
the afternoon unit of the U.0 .W —
23b
BROADFOOT—Our sincere
thanks to all who assisted in any
way during the sudden death of a
loving husband and brother,
Your expressions of sympathy
through floral tributes,
charitable donations, cards,
letters, and visits are very much
appreciated and will always be
remembered. A special thanks to
Rev. T.E. Hancock.—Sincerely,
Thelma and Margaret Porter.-
23p
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20. CARPS of THANKS
RODGER: I would Tike to thank all
those who remembered the baby
and me with cards, gifts and
flowers during our stay in
hospital and since returning
home. Special thanks to Dr. Street
and nurses of Clinton Public,
23b
Hospital.—Mrs, Joan Rodger, —
NEIL: We wish to express our
sincere appreciation to relatives,
friends, neighbours, and
Reverend Stanley McDonald for
their many acts of kindness,
expressions of sympathy, calls at
the funeral home, floral tributes,
and donations to the Cancer
Society, and the Londesboro
United Church Memorial Fund
during our recent bereavement in
the loss of a dear wife, mother,
daughter, and sister, Marguerite
Isabel (Lyon) Neil, Your kindness
will always be remembered,—
Ronald Neil and Dougie, Mrs.
Laura Lyon, Murray and Shirley
Lyon, Bert and Joanne Lyon.-
23p
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AciarlaclattiralitatatrawaraiNi rr
ONTARIO WIDE
INVENTORY 8,
SALES PREPARATION
SERVICES OFFERED
20. CARPS of THANKS
CHUTER: Florence and Tom
-Miter wish to thank all their
relatives and friends who
attended the reception held in
their honour. Special
appreciation to those who
organized a memorable
evening..-23b.
21. IN MEMOR !AIM
STURGEON—in loving _Memory
of a wonderful Mother and
grandmother, Lulu M, Sturgeon,
who passed away 9 years ago,
June 7, 1963,
Thcheavenly gates were opened,
A gentle voice said "Come",
With farewells left unspoken,
God took our loved one home,
—Ever remembered and sadly
missed' by Norma, Gordon and
family; Milvena, Walter and
family. —23h
Obituary
SUSIE M. SILCOCK
Susie M. Silcoak of Clinton died
May 28, 1972 at Goderich
Psychiatric Hospital. She was 84
years of age.
She was horn in Clinton on May
27, 1888, the daughter of Jacob
and Sarah Sloman. She attended
Clinton public school, Clinton
high school and Clinton Business
College. She was married on Sept.
1, 1927 to J.S. Silcock of Clinton
who survives her. The couple
lived all their married life in
Clinton.
Mrs. Silcock was a member of
the Ladiei Guild of St, Paul's
Anglican Church. She is survived
by one daughter, Mary of Ottawa
and a brother, Fred of Clinton.
Funeral service was held May
31 from the Ball Funeral Home
Clinton, with Rev. S. Sharpies
officiating. Burial was in Clinton
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Harry A.
Thompson, R.R. 2 Clinton and Roy
Wheeler, Waldly Butron, Thomas
Deeves, Ed Niehie and Cliff
Stewart, all of Clinton.
15. AUCTION SALE
From, our
early fi les
Continued from rap 4.
The llensall Observer says:
Brother Todd of the News-Record
has got out a very handsome
colored bill advertising the big
demonstration to he held an
Clinton on the 22nd of June.
Friend Todd is _an honorable
gentleman, not like some printers
we know of "whu go to and fro in
the earth and walk up and down in
it."
Rev. Mr, Millyard and
Principal Lough have been
initiated in howling on the green
and very much enjoy the manly
pastime.
Last Wednesday evening about
nine o'clock the fire alarm
startled our citizens. The word
was rapidly passed that the organ
factory was on fire and a large
crowd soon appeared at the
works. The firemen were very
prompt and James Walker had the
Clarendon bus team hitched to the
engine in remarkably quick time
and taken to the tank on
Rattenbury Street. Workmen had
been laying a tin roof of large
dimensions and the work was
nearly completed, The fire pot
was left, as the workmen thought,
in safe condition, but the
increasing evening breeze fanned
the dying embers until the sparks
ascended and descended from the
fire pot. This was taken as an
indication that the immense
buildings were on fire, hence the
alarm, While there does not
appear to have been serious
danger, it is just as well that the
discovery was made anti to know
that our firemen are so prompt
when a call to duty is suddenly
given,
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20. CARPS of THANKS
AnimpummerisismooporipromirepAmoa00"...
11. SERVICES :12.NOTICE to CREDITOR: 16. ENGAGEMENTS
COUNTY OF HURON
PLANNING BOARD
OFFICIAL
PUBLIC HEARING
TO AMEND TH,E HURON COUNTY
DRAFT OFFICIAL PLAN IN THE
CLINTON BASE AREA
'MONDAY, JUNE 12
8:00
OFFICER'S MESS, CLINTON BASE
E. W, oboLeiPsoN
CHAIRMAN
.23h
SCOW: I would tike to express A R KELL; May I take this my sincere thanks to all my opportunity td‘saying thank you to
friends, neighbours and Lions Club, Church Group,
relatives, the 0.1,1,1, and P.U.C. ,* friends and relatives forbeautiful
employees who visited me and flowers and bountiful amount of
sentcards andgifts. -while I was a cards received while .a patient in
patient inCllntenPublicJlospitat. Goderich liospi ta 1, Your
thoughtfulness to myself end my
wife wore very much appreciated.
Thanks also to Dr. Flowers for
his very excellent care, as well as
nurses on. first and second
Poore, —Fred Arke11-23b
AUCTIONEERS & APPRAISERS
arruceFieLo, ONTARIO
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Auctioneers end Liquidators ...
Brucefield 482.3126
Licensed and 'Bonded Ontario Wide
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