The Goderich Signal-Star, 1940-06-20, Page 10•
GODU1E
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l'HUJIAIDAT, JUNE
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NEWS OF AUBURN
-- , __L ii±1M1+![+1° 3 t1r 1L as
-Yr, and M. +;
;, K me•. s[Ar. ,called an fris
ihere on That lay.
,knead Ansa Beadle and Mr. Beverly
inset, ut Detroit, spent the week -end r;
with %be tormen; pareute, Mr, and M1
Mrs. Geo. Beadle.
Mr. and Wu 3 Armstrong, tor-
d ` 'Gor1 a Wa t
d<rn, liiie4st. and Lois and o i Ia t
*o of Toronto spent the week -end, with
lily. Mart. Arintrong..
and 'Mrs. Ralph Graviston of
Tavistock visited -on Thursday with
Mr. and Mrs, Russel Ring.
1;ox11,-On Sunday, June 10, to Mrs
and Mrs. Sidney. McClwehey, a (laugh-:.
fez, •
-
Mr. Teddy Jones returned home last
Saturday after a fortnight's visit wltl
daug'htel', Mrs. James Forman,• and
of Flint Mieh,
Mr. Forman, r
rieh�
�[raY � ill�laafn Millio�l, . ' o►f Clocle ,
visits ori Siincia'y nth• Mrs. C. 'A.
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Newson. •
Mr. and Mrso : Geo. Beadle have re-
turned home after visiting relatives
at Tavistock and Woodstock. -
Mr. u4 M#. Knareig Craig and fan -
lir, of 1 odertele, visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. 'Sae. era*.
Mrs offal Mrs. Wiley, of Kimberley,
° are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John
tarter.
Mr. Levi Marwood and Mrs, A, Robb
visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
R. Msaelienzie, of Lochalsh.
Miss, Edith 13ea' om, of Ilullettr has
been engaged as teacher of Auburn pub.
lie school. Miss 13eacoin;'comes highly
recommended .from a school in East
Wawanosh.
The wheat in this district lies grown
to a very noticeable height, some et it
me sC1fn, five feet, six inches'. -The
hay is a bumper erop and cutting oper-
ations
bav eo.nnen
e
d
„Miss Dathy Wilson
babeen, en-
gaged
agaged
as teacher in SS". No. 17, East
Wai.w nosh(the Bailie school); . • n `t.
a �) ° o he
1tad concession of' East Wawanosh.
Mr. Robert Prestt of +Brusesls, has
been appointed teller inthe bank here,
.succeeding . Earl Zurbri g«
I C. and Mrs. `Harold Kitchen, of
was remit 'Uttar, with the
MOO, Mr. and Mrs. «I, J.
Sr. A..1,, Verguion talk a peatieradu,
ti vourlie xA emba At. '1'UroutQ
*t week,
J t3,r. It IC% Weir has returned home
tom Toronto, where ire had been at,
tending .i. It1olieal health offiee& con-
vention,
The monthly- meeting of the Red
°rose will be held in the Foresters
Mall on Tuesday, June Wth, at 2
o'clock
The T.P.S. of Knox 'United ehurc°h
ars holding a weiner• roast at !Sunset
Beach on Friday night,'
Fetyine Farewell, --On 'Friday even-
flus, a lumber of the Seung people from
here held �#axeacll.
_party ft,Cori
Zurb1,°igg at Harbor Park, Goderieh,.
Carl has been teller in, the bank here
for Ami months,` and,during�itis brief
stay made many friends. Gaines Were
played, heat-ridiug was indulged °.3:n,
and community. 'singing was enjoyed. -
Carl left on, +Saturdtyfor his 'home at
Listowel, where he plans to spend the
summer months, ,He intends entering
the United Church ministry in the fall.
Women's... Institute. -:The `° regular
monthly meeting of the :Woolen's ' I3istib
tutu was held in the Foresters' 'Hall •on'
Tuesday afternoon. A minute's silence
was observed for the soldiers overseas,
followed,:, by prayer by . airS. - ; I aw ora
and all repeating the Lord's, Prayer.
It Ni~aS decided to-purchasea pair of
Qo1I'eia ` lilaiakets" fax, :iii` ` Red ` t` ,•
Mas. -Woods. and " Mrs. Howson were
appointed to 'purchase then', A duet
ads= dered=bergs erktRaithby. Ud-i
l4 rs. V A,. Howson. The report of the
'district annual held at St. Helens on
May 31st was given by Mrs. Fred Moss.'
Mrs. Jas. Woods .gate a splendid talk,!»
on "Flowers and the .Care of Thum.."
A flower contest was 'cbuducted by
lass Josephine Weir, in which Mrs.
R. J. Phillips won first prize.. The roll
call was answered " with the "Nn
oe oi
your favorite flower,' a The nneetiiig
was closed with the singing of the
National.- 'Anthem•,;--a€te3r whioh a
dalinty _ lunch- was served „by_the
hostesses," Mrs: J. '3.. Wilson, Mrs, Chas.
Straugh'an and Mrs; J; C. !Stoltz. •
Meeting. -rhe w.1t,S, of
.Knox Presbyterianchurch, met" in the
church Friday afternoon with 'Mrs. J.
3. Wilson in charge. „The !Scripture
swats read responsively. Mrs. • Wilson
led wino; prayer. The tole was taken by
Mrs ';Alfred Rollinsdn;• 'Misses, Jose
-phi le ,Weir and Norma Deer rendered
.>•
a Peaslzl„ duet., �2rs«•- Jq C. Stoltz
gave a..'Bible •:reading oh "Schools' in
India." , The roll •eall wag answered
,with a verse of . Scripture containing
y
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ANN PAGE
MAYONNAISE
SALAD DRESSING
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French Style
SALAD DRESSING
The feather you send your dollar
away the longrthey will beeonhg
gaeM to yote ky ezd your money in
«oderieh.
The monthly i neetiug of the .Salttord
Red Cross will be held : at the home
of Mrs. A.'"' Goldthorpe 'ou Tbutleday,
June 2Tth; at 2 pqm.
.l°tA wan a lana fresh as the Proverbial
daisy try Kipp's Herb' Tablets. Only
Zoe beX CAMPBEL1;5 DON
STORE. 2x
Tho' W:A. of North street United
ohurch -Will meet Thurcdays June -27th,
at 3 p.m., at the ,home of Mrs.. Carl
Worsen. Keays street.
Knox ;church' Ladies"; -.ittd, ., group; 2,,
will. hold a tea -.and '!bake ..sale at
"Simi ie's 'Cottage, e, :Lighthouse 1.'oint,.
Thursday, June' 21tlt, fron3 3 to 0 pan,
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Strawberr�social at Ta ylot'sCorner
sehool ste?ds, ridgy, Jyne 28th.
Supper served from 0 to 8 pin., follow~
ed by alelay, "Chilly. Billy' S•tu1g,'--' by
Bayfield,. "United church.
Adults 40c, ehi.Xdren 20ce -25
The Evening Auxiliary of. North
street United church, will , n'eet Tues-
clay evening, June 25ti,, in the ejlurch.
::SmartI Suu�y(�mea. Hats, in they. latest
,st '1e$i. ..� J S0 . -51 '. '-.M � ge erAit,-
Kingston +St. • g5x
• KIDNEYS ARE IOLTIANSrb1D and In-
>vigorate"d- sby sing Rutmaeapsr-Pe.,A
regular intervals, use RumacaPs` for
Your . health's sake. CAMPBELL'S
DICITGr STORE. . 13-19:25
BORN
HLTiO'1!T.--At . ,A;lexandra Hospital,
Go+derich, on 'Friday, 4,ut e 14th, to
Mr. and llfrs, Gordon B. Elliott, :'ot
..B1yr s0�n,
DEE.-At Alexandra Hospital, Gode� •
riches on Thursday, June 20th, to Mr.
and Mrs. • Einer Lee, , �B, No 2, Clin-
-- ton,: a - son. i -
S�iITH, --- ,At Alexandra Hospital,
. "Gederich, on ''riday,- June 14th, to
Mr.. and. Mrs. Allan !Smith, St.
.Thomas, t SQ11. ` •
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For Resu1thA Ciassified Ad
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FOR SALE, 11+OUSX'; W I1 • t.r
oriel, ,
; reasonably priced; priced ; in ,goo4
condition. Call SIGNAL -STAR Or.
FIVE. 23-5z
R SALE. -TUE ST. I WRUN `E,
�!•" `
. Montreal street,... south . at Public
], e
Library. This property will be sold'
cheap and gn easy payments J', W.
°RAMIE.. 214
AT1oll tON°TT WITH
MO)
ERN
4_ftrtishe1 q(Jttage. Water, DSew8r,
light-Crpart. CII "11�x
cletrich. ' ' tf
BennettSt.,coo
•A+.VI1YOU . X+ NOUG r YOUNG
houltry�`pull+�ts, cQekcrels , . Order
,.
suchBray eds a$ 'Leghortu*s,' New'
pr_
- a hires L.S. X BaR. Rocks, N.H.
Him ,
x 73. It. --- with '„confidence. (Bray
Turkeys' too,,• day old, Staa.rted). E..11.
,SOMI RSA'D1.,, Pelt. 2, Gocleriel. - -25.
FOR SALE.' ---,EXTRA : CHOICE
tomato, early•eabl age,"pepper, ca'uY%
flower, aster and ether plants, 10 cents
Per, dozen. '- Late cabbage, 40 'bents per.
hundred. 'Vigorous plants, well rooted,
and hardened.' to ,open, air.:" JAMES"
OUL11E1RT, corner Cambria road,, and
Elgin ave., . opposite Thos., Andertn's
s'gi'a'tiUfl".V •.,z -k z �., ,a . 1�26x
KEEP ` TH1 S1)'IMPORT ANT
-pointeinanitabuyinOnne chicks
'start, ' lijvability,...rapid growth
towards early, • full development. Brays
have theses qualities. Splendid breeds,
fine N.H. crosses. Order • July chicks
now. Bray, TTtu�rkeys, day ,old, started,
immediate shipment. E. H.. SrOM1aR-
SAIaL, R.R. 2, Goderich, . -24
MEN, WArNTED.-.A. Goon BUST..
tee Spaying guod income tnd'w
future possibilities. • Selling Familex
Products' nen and women. all • over
Canada have found the -secret. of sue-
eess, -Why don't y'ou get on it.:£oo?
NO ' OBLIGATION. Ask for FREE
catalogue .describing 200 necessity pro-
ducts and p1ani . _,IPAMILEX PRO-,
DUCTS; 5701SC .Clement'St:, Montreal.
. . , 19-22-25
KYLE'. -In •"God- rich June 17th, 'Alice q
"JessieJohnston, widow. of the -late CARLOW
David Kyle,
1N MEMO IAM'
E'iirRdlV - .
GT
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In lT. hag A memory
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of
may dear husband, David Errington,
who.:died June 18th,~ 964.
'My 11Ps' cannot tell how I miss him ; •,
y .heart cannot tellwhat to say.
Godt alone knows liow I miss him
In a home .that 1S leneson'te-_.t y
No one knows' xny %nilig, '' : -
For few have seen me weep.
I shed, my le* from; a broken heart,
When ethers are asleep,
-Lovingly , reniem'bered by his wife
dally. 25x
!ISIII BILDS.--•In-1o• vi7ng memory of a
dearly beloved wife and mother, Mrs.
'
_HughShield• hoass zv
R a
four
Years
o (June y17th, 1
9036 .
OIL» tivh'at would I give' to clasp your
Hand, �.
Your dear'kind• face to see; l
Your loving ..senile; ' yoti welcome voice,
Thatzneant so much -to ane.
No one knows • the silent heartache,'
' OW, those .who ,hve lost can tell
Of the grief that' is, borne in silence;
For the one we loved so. well., `
-Lovingly remembered by Husband,
Sadiu�.uitZ''FV ll:' 26
•
fered 'prayer for "Peace.. Lunch was
served by' 14rrs. Geo. Dawson -Mrs. ' John
Houston and •.Airs. ` Edgar Lawson.
C.G:I.T, G roup.- 1`he O',G.I.T. met in
Knox 'United church on rFriday even-
ing with Elden Marshin the chair.
'Betty Craig . led in a singsong. • The
Scripture was read by Ileene McCOlin-
-chey and Betty Craig_ led .in prayer.
Ila Craig 1avored'with' a, piano instru-
reental and Marguerite . liliough gave
a reading. Betty Asquith gave the last
ehatpter of the study !book. It was 'de-
cided to hold, a Sunday evening service,
Jury 14th, in Knox: United _church:
After the meeting games. were enjoyed
under. the direction;, of . Mat: guerite_Xi1-
lough. •
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SUNNYE1ELD . PAS'rR
SALM.oli- P'NK ..
•. O LED UEEF�.
SOUPS .4A-Fds....
.MU FFETS QUAKER
in r u"- r i rr jr
41 +„rIlNli.,l,;IliiUWiiJI11rI,11 a..(!,!„l{
DOM
ESTIC or BA15 R$T
. AYLMER BONELESS
CHICKEN g.230
TEA x4YW L 320,.
8 MUS'JIE lour. . l's . .
STEAK 's 3I0
MEAT LOAF m dlun s ' int‘ 250
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CLARK'S n
POTTED MEATS 2Tins 17c
CATSUP
,ay(rrter. . . B>Ga.
SALMON " y�
Tiger . 441 7
ir�rrlM - -
A&P
BREAD.
SL1 EH or VNSLICEi
ANN PAGE l+Vi#t�'E
W1iOLt WHEAT
*A0tro WHEAT
SQL Ali MIKILLOW z JI suoy SOAP
O'CLOCK
I3viouR
Ropes
1.11. 33 3
1 r '
SO;tY Ham.
IRCLE3 .
COLBOrRNE. TO ONISH P,-- :Tune 1$:
-Mr. Arnold Mlle, youngest . son of
Mrs. Chas..A`ilin, lxad the misfortune
.to be kicked by a horse while w*Lorking:
in the county ' gravel:__pit.• The young
man, who was kicked in the abdomen,
was. - rushed to • Goderich Hospital,
where he . lay for. a few days, the
doctors not knowing just how baldly be
wa'S hurt. At time of;' writing he has
_somewhat unproved, ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gardner and little
:son Bobbie, of Pieton;':Ont., are, staying
with .the lady's Parents, . Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Millian, for a Vane, Mr. 'Gardner
having a• job in a garage in Goderieb.
Um. _ Barnet Fowler of Dungannon -
spent -laSt
ungannon-spent.-last. wok with -her brother,"- Mr.
Edward Hardy, and " Mrs. Hardy. Mrs.
Fowler, who About three years ago suf-
fered a 'stroke, is Ihuelt improved in
health. "
;:Chas. l icl> nidi • of Toronto is
visiting with relatives here.'
CHti1V011 NOTES
The regular meeting of Kng,chureic
Ladies!! Aid will be held on kriday,
June 28th, at 3 ro'e1oek.
After' the evening 'service next Sun-
day, the James Evans centenary pie -
tures will be show n hi Victoria street
'United church,' at 8.15x' p.m. One
hundred 'years ago work with the Crce
Indians was began Iby Rev. James
Evans. These, pictures were recently
shown at the Hamilton and London
Conferences of the United Church. All
aro weleomc. rr
a E Ralsta • /�
f cSf inead '.ii Yi. for
IFresh'
es a Fruit orange
Dun "eh
NPOnott
tateer C'alo 9 for
O. LTD.
flE SURE
BEFORE yAn Un*v'oidable Icer
Cat 11APPENS
RE SURE You Are fly Pros
leeted RY 11V'S1 "RANCP -
11. . FORA
Inturance sod Real **tate •
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r. • and Mrs.
CARLOW, dune 17: 1f
Melvin •Tyndall attended the gradua-,
tion exercises at Toronto .University at
which tleiri" htyr, Isabella
Mary,
,
swag a_ graduate firj.the ;public health
course. 'Miss. Tyndall Is at her home.
at present. Wecongratulate- her and
lsh-ilea-e'aery'= Success `-in her 'fuiiture
work,
Bev. A. M. Boyle occupied the pulpit,
of 'theGPresbyterian church on:;Sunday.
and gave a strong and forceful sermon
to 'a good congregation, • •
Mrs. A, --L.. Errington was laid aside
last week with a severe attaek • of
arthritis, but is
improving.•
.N`Rev -Gord n Hazelwood chose "a
his
text- on 51n ay TheKingdom of God
is. Within y iu." - God, the. Almighty'
Jehovah, is above" all, and though
earthly • kingdoms may •change ,and
perish Christ' said; "Be,.of good cheer,,
ar.F1q,Y7"J.." 4 11 AMT..
MkiNT, • with bath and Cellar; at-
tractive aurrouudin*; near river and
lake; roasessiou July 1st. ,Apply M.
W. IIOWEIJJ. 24'S
O RENT. -TWO R T .. IN
private residence, on ground Moor;
about one block, from the Square.
Woman ,preferred. Apply SIGNAL -
STAR OFFICE. -25
' ou,[4S}_ne.y S... W°.re
nwholUe '1'7o3'r
part. MISS A,710AritItICK, 22
Stanlley
.St., Goderiett.
W. TO ItE)NT, ON 1'I(1X N
street, Can take possession right
away; hard,wood floors, double, garage,
hot water heating. Apply R. J. DOAK,
Piston 'street. Phone 71S. 22tf
WANTED
WiAA'"'''�'1 . - MAN FOR HAYING
YIN+G
and."laar'vest. G"EO G•E B•, ' WITa
'SOS, Clinton, Itia.,2, 5-01
ANTED. . EXPrLRIEhNOED
housemaid. Apply MRS, • H, L,
BARNES, 'West street. 25x
NTiF3E.;-4.--EXPERIENOED PAM
hand; non=smoker preferred.
J1ORIN W. 3S•AL1 ELl1, Rat, No. 2;
on crick: '-Picone 00V2r.
ANTED.---(NED MANDOLIN OR
guitar. Apply 77 East St., between
and 6 p.m, any evening, • 25x
WASHING DONE" XN - P',RXVA
hon..". Special are for silks.
BOX 88, S'bGNA.rL STAR 24-.7x
"ETANTE3D,: TO i3TJY O,%,,i :HORSES
and dead cattle; . must be suitable
for oink feed; �-iemoved promptly.
FRED.:GILBERT, I.R. 2, .Bay4leiio
Phone 908' r 22, Clinton, ,Calls paid
for: r • 1S -U.
O.AMBITIOUS ;'MEN A.ND 'W OMEN
we.` fifer opportunity to build up a
profitable business by •. retailing two;
hundred "household' -necessities., Tea,
Coffee: ': 'Thirsty Day Trial; NO RISK.
Monthly Specials with F: REE Paroducte.
Now best time to start. Apply J"1TrO,
143 Mont•ealm, Montreal.. 23-445-0
weemesiasemesemaseesee
Y have overcome the world." Keep
up y'oUr spiritual morale.
Mrs•• Wm; I3.. Reed : and daughter
�'' pt t visited' her. uncle Ales. young,
Loyal, last week. - ,' -
W.M:S.:Workers. ; The W.1 I.8: held
•their" June ,meeting at •the home of Mrs..
vit. W. Walter on 'Tuesday, the .11th,
The suggested program of the Mission-
airy Monthly . was followed,. several
members, read the ,Scriptureiselectigns
and Mrs. Henderson led in, ~prayer. "The
work committee reported the packing;
1 u .aandsecondhand
•of a e of lits
ba
q
'al o of a b ir. the -Ben -
miller clothes,
s e 0111
miller affiliated group. It was all Gent
to Blyth. Arrangements were,nU 4e to
serve dinner to the members of Presby-
tery 'at the •Summer !Sehooi! on Thurs-
c
TWA Fi AMli, ; t,1h` '.SHE 14T31 .
Jaw* Stevenson are grateful. tee
the finny ofay-apathy re
e*tved in their bereavement, and .yang
to thank particularly those who Nilt
flowers or gave the leo, of their ego
for the funeral.:
eepeememeseesessom•. �, ..
1ND1 WANWED
1'41,'NDERS E Olt
GRAVEL
TOWNSHIP Oir GODERIOU
Tenders, will be received by the ,
undersigned until. June 29, for eruaing'
approximately om , yards. of grave),
one inch screen, to be delivered where
the Road ,-1$4ul?rintendent dir'eetd.
Work to be donenot later than October
1.n A marred the ,ue for $100 to ae.
company each tender, Whieh •will, be
returned If tender not ae`cepted. Cork.
retux �.
tractor: to cleatn Qwn. pits. Loweist or'
any, tender knot necessarily accepted,
• w, It. C.PIONIPSON, Clerk
5 R.R. 2, Clinton.
l� OTICE TO VRE ITORS
OTI(R�El7Y rORS.
Notice IsTO'hereby' giv'en.:to all';persons::
having any claim against the estate of
the late Mrs, Catherine A. Sturdy, who
20th da of Mt.'', 194 at
died on the 28 y y C�
the. Town of Goderleh• to send same to
the . undersigned, duly verified !by'
d a nn on_ or before .Tune 20th as . .
. fte that cl t the`E7xeeuti*.
on and,nfter a
of the said:estate will proceed to mace
distribution of . the assets thereof ham -
Jug regard only ,to the elaims then filed.
DATED AT G ODERTOH Tina lith
DAY OF JUNE,A.D., 1940 .. ,r
R. C. HAYrS,
Goderich, Ontario,
Solicitor for the 'Exeeutors of the.
sai'•estate. -
day, June• 20th.; Different committees
were •appointed. 'The 'meeting 'closed
with prayer. The hostess served after-
noon tea and a social hour was .en* .
Pyed. The next meeting will be at
Mrs. Win. Sallows' home,
BOWLING ON, THE GREEN°
In. the local dou'ble's tournament on
the Piston Street ' greens on Friday
night' last ''the winners were: 1st, 0.
A .Gr'
•c'�Xa.n • and. Dr. A. Graham; .
M .. us J. u ,2nd,
M. *Ainslie and W. Hodge;, 3rd; E.
Bisset and G. !Symonds; 4th; ti W. ,S..
Baker and. W. Heitman:
On Monday night: the wannera.Avere.t.:
1st, !G•.,Mumby and J.._..,Jobnston ; - 2nd,
B. !Se derson -and W. Hodge.
GOLF kiwgErsTAOS „ ..
The 'results - of the week -end .sweep
stakes at the Maitland golf Bourse were
AS follows': 1st ,net, W. R, Hilton,; 2nd
net, George ,Buchanan ; 3nd net, ,Jack
Henry .4th net, Tom 'Pritchard. -
noose, Goods Sundrie 'etc mails
s , a
postPaid
Nola, sealed
wrapper.
80% less than retail 'Brite for mail..
order catalogue, ' _NOV-RUBBER CO.,.
irep't. D-10, Bo• ;,,9.1, Hamilton,, Ont,
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The Council of the County of Huron' Froclaam a
'PO 8¢ 86LI1'IF
Agricultural Par
Sunday, June 23, 1
A J. 2-.30 p.rn.
`
To Eneo`urage aria . saint too Government t7 to Extend its War ori •
Iron .inent Speakers -4m be present 'to disotias War Subjects
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MASSED B .Zfl B. `
All Patriotic !Citizens Ate Urged to Attend
(Sgd.) GEO. YEAG4X, "Warden
Gov snvE T1iE
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