The Goderich Signal-Star, 1949-08-04, Page 7rF
cgtarBSDAz AUGU'3' ' dtht; 1,,49
ON THE `SQUA �: '
Ohesterrelds, antkjUes, etc., 'e=upholstered.; iecoyercd.
Large'. cbou a of new'•. cover: m's,," M ,
tour 25• ycai"S' experience your'.'guaraz tee, Eatimatee.
No obligation, • . • y: Personal attention. to a11.
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` s h�erkh
i���ry I�.te�res��nT��ee •
.year in one of mystone's county sidM . -
By Dr, Wa: Sherwood Fox -
Last
e. . At any rate, this
tree Is as its ' tnnlense., size makes
plain; 'very old,• it:was a. beautiful
sight,• 3n' ftli dower tilts June and
will; Ice, • expect, in September
wheal ill full_ ,fruit. Whetliei the
fruits edible. like that of our
C€lits.Uiall Black-Aer'ried 1,41dger. I dp
note 1$riorv; it would- be ''juteresting•
to make the -experiment' of trying•
Again; Tate' 14t ..easels I found
LiiOther" mrusua1 Speelmen-,4aniciu
the town trees. On the Dr. Whitely
property I had long noticed a- tree,
of considerable size 'which plainly
belonged to the. genus of the Cherry
and they Plum. ',Viewing it from," a
distance I would have .said it was
one of 'the two or three 'varieties
h Cher ;ie of Eastern' Euro
ft e r pe•
o s
-This summer 1 'took'•pains to look
.it
at•, it closely,. To y surprise, ,
turned• out'"tp�'be an: enormous exo•
tnpTe""Rf our ordinary . wild .Choke=
cherry. 'The,.trunkt has 'a diameter
t Close,' •to' the ground; •
'of•:nearly a• foo .s g ,
the' tip:,rof; the `tree • is 'riot ;far from
thirty4five or 'forty 'feet high: �Ia
a -'good year .a- tree of such • diinea,.:
siou i •'could'. plroduee a very large.
crop.,^ ,. •
Last Aug$ist�I had occasion to do.
some'plans-'huntiaigilin 'the" fats that
i order gone' side:• of : that • interesting
bend:: in the Maiti'and,)•"RiPver coin
nl - know . -°::as ..the:.Black. Bo1.e,,
lthi'n a: ver limited area i :carie
across'
tvvo 'species £11111"Ytlr"e lit Ie
seen and.'kno'wn. in these parts.
One -WO a" ticket of` 'the ,,Spice
Bush, the ,other' a Haekberry.. tree
ol= medium size, Of both of these,
siieciinei 5:' :r`e ioited• by
Horton "at Wingham at least forty
of+; the latter►' : I:, head
myself. found one at •Benmil,I,er in
1943. In this northern County of
Huron, they are real rarities.
The 'Spice ''Bush. is well named,
for every' part liar .a spicy' odor
,and a' Spicy taste• -bark, leaves and
berries..' It .' is a plant of the deep
American South; but is bold enough.
O `S `Tetif '�oli $'Are"' iTn "`theta lit
`t p
favored. protected -spots such as the
bottom,', of the --Maitland valley
where I found it.It. likes shelter
, from, .harsh winds and ,. thrives :on
the from
o low lands and:
sPringyr, • hillsides. Normally it
giobws 'to a •height .sof five -,,Or six:
.feet, but when encouraged in a
o<•
on 'Gbderich,, trees in . The Signal-'
Star I spoke' of . a specimen,•• of
hltiropean• Elder -growing at ' the
southeastern earner of the .'"Castle"
grounds. •At the time `I was quite
unaware ' tl}itt a ` iilueh finer, an•d.
larger example of the species 'exists
elsewhere in Goderich, Had I
known of.. it I could not have
avoided mention of it, so bre i
it' because ,,of its exceptional • size,
Anyone, •who knows Godericb' can.
easily And' it.. It stands at the
extremity' of the western', • ttpes of
Octogenarians' Park at' the. June,
non n of Arthur: and St Patrick's.
streets. It • has two' trunks, both;
i
of them very large; one be even
• n �,�
s
inches 'in, diameter at the.. base.*
base.•
..
This fact alone exelul�es .the, tree
from•• •tieing. classified as ane :of. our,
two native .Elders. Vat a- glance.
.at its, flowers iminediately :identifies
l
it as a member of the Elder fami.�',
. ,� view - of-• the British.-Or1
se many • of the earlier citizens of
• • ;Goderich, one cannot :doubt that- it
wa§ brought by:'One Ol'4 them' from'
the Old Country' many ,years • ago --
perhaps nearly a-. century, -i- and
• ].anted 'here as a- reminder of the
woodland beauties of the British
ti
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nof
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garden: ill' , i"ow tO ten or twelve
feet ! n, Jack 4Miuer's garden tit
ltngsvilie, Ontario, I once saw one
Of :such exceptional diraeinsiona .••It
r e11y deserves otil,tivatioU.,
- , Xn staring It ,itiQwers ita mid-A�x ,
the blooiiisbelag tiny yellow little
things that Took 'witch Ore micro-
scopic I'oi ytliia, By 4.ugu8ef• the
fruit shows up 4*Onspictxotts1y
against. the- leaves .13c1a4 'red,
berriesa each 'Of about the size of tt .
coral bead,: Strung along., the
'Slender .• branches . they are ver, y
beautiful and remind one <ieinotely
of , the small, berries of tii-6 :Bar-•`
berry. When -brewed': ,both. leaves
and . berries ; n oke a tea 'th'at 'tS
not. nnpleasing to, the, palate, .. ,its
distinctive thavor suggests "one of:
the ,eastern 'spices of cotuiuexce, but;
just.' Which one it is hard to Say,.
Since ,,the ,Spice. Rush is' related to
the Sitssafr,as° one would expect it
to be, aromatic. Dili ng. the il,evolu-
tion.ary, ,Velar and ,later during the
;Civil War +when. supplies 'of: "Indian
and Chinese :teas were clxt 40ff °from
eomtnon c.onsumliti4n,.,leaves ' of. both -
Spice ' Bush ' and 4 Sassa.fra's were,
used as 4subetitutes by - many . tho•us-
ands .of people in the Tlnite'dStares,.'
r,.should no surprised to leas n
:that • 'during the pinching perted of
the wars of 7.812-15 and of 1,.$37-38
our own forbears in , Southern On.:
•t'ario were' forced to resortto these.
same sources 'of table beverages,
in the . Lake: Erie region. the •Spige,
Bush is • abundant 'enough, to have
supplied many homes. •
I'f. any enthusiastic gardener ,of'.
Goderich wishes to' add; a new and
attractive species •to his collection
• • shrubs I shall:
'•of. ` native •Qxi,tA,xio ,. shall,,
..
be. very Mat to guide him too,: the
spot whe•re they g . ro •thW �.: •,
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T$`S[NSETCIRCLE °
-•'-The.-"-`,Sunset- circler- 'Goderiei
:braneh, of the, . Mary Hastings:
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•Housewives ' (Lonth:i J Free resS ); ,
held.' its annual picnic ' on` Tuesday
gf•;•last,'week'. at: Harbor Park.' There:
.was a good •4ttendahge'>raf hetiSe^
Wives and their 'fafiliesr ail . ready,
to join . in-. the , fun:.
' There was t splendid.. line-up' of
_a n ,iNcontes ' ' _,HTlie.� �.:ha�tise-1
r'ac'es a ,d. is
wife. conning the-,greatest:*distance"
was . Mrs,,' M; JA' Searso t, Sarnia
the youngest baby 'present r: was.
Brian ' Sims,. infant', son.; of :Mrs. 13:-
Sims (neo: ,' Norma" Good),, tkentlr
six, days, old;• the youngest house I, -
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wife, Mrs. Lily Hart (nee 1,411,yy
Elliott)'; rstehe •Looldest
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member long ,
`est Married,- Mrs,' Peter Rutledge,. - •
married forty-three years.
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Winners. in the . races were: Five .a " „ n ,,. X' h. ..
ars arid under, Paul . Goddard, .
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M. POLSON ,
and EMILY CONY
1 Wellington St.
Phone ' 1171W.
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[oticeto Our'Patrnr& TouringGuests
Br,ealcca,st
from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m.
• Lunch from 11 noon.,un+i1 1.30 p.m.
Supper from . -5 pm. :Sundays only until 7.30 -p.m.
Supper Week days ;5,30 Until 7:80rp•m.
Tourist ,homes not serving •mep.ls, please .note:
Private Patties; Groups and WeddiUgs solicited.
years and under, Bill traughan,
Bill Anstay;, 14 'years and under,
Clayton Straughan, Bill Straughan;
blowing -'''up balloons, Mrs. Purvis,
Lucknow; • dropping pegs in milk
bottle,; Mrs. Frank Bowra ; pie,
plate race, 'Mrs. E. Ha rtney and
Mrs: Dodkin'; "orange race,. Mrs.
G. Ginn, Mrs; Oolcldugh ; ball-
roliing eozftest, Mrs. E. L. Mc
Astocker purse contest, Mrs. Ran-
ald MacDonald,.' Clinton. ,
Just at the clog ,of .'the after-
noon's events,;,the ?edges -announced:
',that the "Queen for' a 115ay had
been chosen, and the "queen,” Mrs.
e with
1 ::rn d
George Curren, as
w , p e
sto
a' iyougUet'and a Cup and"'saucer
and was suitably crowned by the
Sunset. Circle president, Mrs.
Andrew Straughan•.• •
. About 150 "members 'a'nd friends
then gathered around; a bountiful
picnic supper fn the pavilion:
If was announced that any mem-
bers wishing:to attend toe' Grand.
Bend picnic yon. August 10th .should
get in touch. with Mrs. .4,-,Kp4ee-
shaw. • •
(Listowel .Ranter) ,
First tentativesteps s ..have' b' eii
, e .
taken in •thedirection of forming a
Maitland River ,authority, The,Ban
ner• was" ,,advised .yesterday, • , Al-
though considerable time may pass
before` the• proposed; a uthor'itN comes
into official; • being, it aiready • ap-
pears the idea. is,favorably viewed
by residents of other towns and
communities within, • 'the 'MaitlautJ
River area., •' •
Interest in steps toward soil con-
servation and reforestation, height-
ened' by the presentation of briefs
from •'Perth, Huron and Wellington
to . the select committee of the O'h-
tario I:;egisia!ure" on. conservation,
has reached: the stage of outspoken
a prova`l. on the part ,of James N.
Corry, :,M.P.=.elect ,for. Perth ; Mayor
MASONIC D.D.G.M.'S`
At the.' recent meeting 'of the
Maso
ni4
Grand, odg •of Ontario,'
at .Toronto, Thomas . J. •Salkeld,
:Lucknow, was elected district de-
puty•' grana;'. master for North
Huron, and William,McCanii, Hen=
salt, for South Huron. '•
The first' railway in Canada was
built in 18351ietWeen .Lapruirib and
St. Johns., Quebec, '•A..;distauce of
sixteen miles. .
Mati's:1irSt weapon ' in warfare
'was the slingshot
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'Neiother iartptfequipment investment ' is . more
important` than ,your tractejr. its purchase ,deserves .'
thoughtful le rinvestigation►'
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So look at them sill. before you decide --c h...�oose' the,
oae with °most''of the features that count. We (eel
better ort
certain the harder y►ottsire'to please the Y
IohnDilee,re:.r..,.,t,o
`. offers' rhe very
. _ la inodera design 'which, � �' you.
i e. • . Eor. speedier ..
latest 'engineering advancements!,.�..•
`"" ' ` mtn as •well as is proVecl,�-iwo•ea'Imr rr
easier far 8
perormsritevflueh ,.a3gres ye
arn: off fattit,(
u• l, .1tw
Cost `lrvlce, Phil' Deer* 'Tractors sr* «todsls
chance to ,:prove ,it,,. `.
'a crs� Give as s �
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IR 1111 DEERE -C 4»deP T ►CTO RS
a; , ry vdeeo ,Fest v' aild Revived Pentopmaelce
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The WATERLOO MUSICAL SOCIETY BAN .
rinternatiOnillY famous as concert .,gfou.p
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directed 'b 'aProfessor'Thiel- '-»'`
The ' Kitchener. Accordion Baiac'' of rfteen •'Nxus
icians
The-Hino^-d. in4., e
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Kilties
The myth
Boys
„and-Girls,
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Goderich:__Gir ugle_an& X :: • The .Blue Water p444 ;:
and The Juvenile Drill- 'Group of C 'oderich
allunifornied and ready : io go for `the
.°Saturd
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5 _ �;a_ .ural Park •
GOderich r'
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HG1' LE'4GrUE'
Ai . HA:IBORi PARK
.a M. Pratt' of Listowel; George
WItidis, secretary of Perth Feder -
'attar). of Agricaliure, and officials of
other municipalities in.. the MAW -
land River area.
Desiiite -eonsidera! 1e educational
work by Provincial- and local re-
forestation, „
e=forestation,, conservation,, and agri-
cultural officials 'drainage projects
are even new ..being' carried . out in
the heafdlands of the -rifer where
seferal major 'ditching jobs ,
have ve
'been completedtthin the Pasts
'several years. • " . . `
It appears that if sufficient .people
haste a uxoad enough interest in
restoration of the water levels and
reforestation, to: the -benefit of all,
• 'entuall tran-
s rest willirre y
this interest ,
scend sectional 'interests, restiiting.
in an ' improvement in conditions
for all concerned: `
ANNUAL:'RE T ,Tow•.OF
TTHBUTT FAIVIILSt
• The annual Tebbutt family .picnic
was held in Lions lark, Seaforth
on Wednesday, `July 20th, 'fwith
seveatyve relatives and friends
Detroit,
'' attendance,.coining -from D ,
in
Toronto,. Goderieh, . uCktrow., Lon-
roinarty
desboro, C , Seaforth, Clin-
ton and . surrounding- .district. A
pleasant time was .spent in renew-
ing acquaintances, with. ,games• and
races for the younger' members.
-After a bountiful. supper .Mrti Iiia-
Merrill, president, spoke of his
pleasure •in seeing so many present
and paid highest tribute to the
.original -Tebbutt family of Si,, four
brothers and two sisters, who came
to Canada from England over one
hundred years ago and established
homes i .' the vicinity of Ilolines-•
vilie� m
Officers for next, year were chosen
as follows: Honorary, president,,
Lewis Tabutt, Seaforth;, past
president, Ira Merrill, Clinton;
president,''Gebrge Addison, Londes-
`boro ; v.•ice:president, Harvey, Mc-
Cartney, •Clanton.; sercetary-treas-
,,r anHoward Code=
rich; iil
manageei t - cant ii e--1
a:nd•11irS, Fred r*otter, Clinton; Miss.
Laura Jer`vis, Clinton ;•Mr. and Mrs,
Geo., Colciough,. Sayfieltl ; Mr. and
'Mrs. Fred Wallis, «I3.a *Heid'; sports.
cozxiinittee--Mrs.' N. 'W. Trees irtlia,
Clinton; ' Mr. and Mrs. 'Edward
Grigg, R.R. •3, Clinton ;, birs. Wil-.
fred Jervis, Clinton' ; Mrs. NorVal
Anderson; • G,oderich ; Jack Tebbutt,,.
Clinton.`
The sports committee under the
direction of 'Mrs. Jack Merrill eon-
•dueted races , as follows
• .Children' 'under 5' years . - r`, ary
1iJ11%tt,, I't(ul Pelker.
Under 8 years—girls, Shirley
•:Carter,•, Mary, .Alliott boys, Terry
Elliott, Bobby,G4rigg•. -
Vitder. •. tears—gitls.;,J1a Grigg_,:
paw(Trigg;. b•oys,. `Terry Elliot
Bobbine Grigg.
Young ladies, race Sh irte
y
1. meter, 1Muty`Tyndall.
YoJ 1 ,men's raee- Jaokt Tebbttt't
Lewi s Tebbut. .
llMtirried• wbtr een'''s ,race --Mrs. Ed.
ward Griggs wire. ' G,erge Ooiclough.•
Married men's' rae • Rosy Mein
rill, Jack;i=Merrll,• `
Kibit-tte.: slipper -- Oeorge Clop
Cloti,gll,«
Bean bag race Elwiz rr•1i1.' +�
Mrs, '•, Shy rv.•
«):'aper ra0e-Y4ir. and 1Virs, George,
ColeI*ugh. ; , • .
- The rnest reeentlyA,iniarried edtiple
er w M Y'. and ,Mrs. "Roleri�ill. r ss
The oldest person' p'reae>ta°
<ilniry1V1•'
Bobelrt McCti�rtney ; the' yoeat
person nye Elltabetli erxill"
three-tttlinthsold 'daughter of • lir.
and - Mrs. lads. Merrill,' ,iteiattves` •
coshing the gte'ateit distance .were
Mr. . and yy Mrs.' Clifford McCartney
Of Detroit'.
APPOINTMENT FOR
F O1t1VLER AUBURN GIRL
WOODSTOCK, . Juty 25. — The
Board Of Trustees of . Woodstock
General-" Hospital announces ap-
pointment nt of Miss' Helen Marsh, •
nurses.
Reg.N;, as superintendent of n u d
Miss .Marsh is the daughter of
Mr. and, Mrs. Bert -Marsh of Peters -
vi;ell, Mil. A. *McAllister.
guessing
gue
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lilt
men
kiddies
for
for
de
Home
meet
and Tu
evenings,
wer"
Son
Crawford
edg
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ladies.
it
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arae
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i iiie_ for . members ` - Of-: the
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Home League »f . the Salvation.
Archyand their famlifes` was 'held
on Wednesday, July~ 20th., at Harbor
Paris. Mrs. W. J. Jewell, secretary-
treastirer, was is charge, ,assisted
by Mrs. A. McAllister„,, A 'splendid,
program of snorts was enjoyed 4in
burg, formerly, of Auburn. ••She had
her n.rsing-training in Woodstock,,
grad .g in the, class of 1945.
" A9- ' she eacered-the School -of
'Nursing at University of Western.
.Ontario, and -was graduated with,
the degree of bachelor of science in
nursing, in 1948.
Miss • Marsir carie back here high-
ly reeoinineitded by ,.the • University
as n science' inscructei in "Septem-
ber, 1948; and was, later appointed
aasiettent superintendent of nurses.
In March of this ,year, after re-
signation, of Miss Lamont-, Miss,
Marsh ,was, appointed acting- super-
intendent ef 'nurses, 'and has carried
on in this capacity to .the satis
faction of the boitrd-and Medical
staff. She has been active in • re-
inAraaig _to. get' Young
girls to enroll ".ts�ii
and, as a result, 'it • is expected the
largest .class '. in, many years will
start id September.
which prize -winners were as fol-
lows ;
Running races -- 4
eand
,years'
under- 'Bobby Mitchell, • Nancy
Taylor; 6 years and under, 'Shirley
a
Cook, Diane' Taylor:
Treasure ,hunt --Sharon Baechler.
Pin race-ivlrs. S.' Cook," Mrs. W.
Peters.
Aquatic race—Mrs. Mary Stinson,
Mrs. A. McAllister. • ;
Bean transfer race (relay) —
Mrs. McAllister's teams.`
Balloon contest—Mrs L. Elistaee'
(Hamilton) , Mrs. J. Cook,
Rolling -the eggs --Mrs. J. Cook,
Mrs. H. Griffith (Landon). 9 .
Scripture. quiz -Mrs.- W. Kings -
AUTO
GLASS
installed
while you
wait!
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.Drive in<todal
for Hob'b;
Duolite and
DuplateSafen
+GGlass=for al
makes and
models., .
BEEVE•RS
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'Ao'SuPPLY:
WEST ST., PHONE 295
r o cti4-y ui wl
Garage or Service Station
String contest--- Mrs.
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Bean ssing .contest:'Vlrs, .t .
Brindley, Mrs. W. Sanders.
Family ce—Mxr, and. Mrs. A.
McAllister, Mr. Ward 'Jewell and
Mrs. W. Mitchell.
Gentle is',measuring foot race
--a1 r. W.J. Jewell, . Mr. Ward
Jewell.. ,
There . was a ' peanut . scramble
for the dies and ,i ,bountiful
supper all.. .Before. their de-'
pasture home, the members en-
oyed; a short spiritual meeting in
the.. shade of the lovely . trees of
the• park.r
:Ho Leaggue IVIeetings
r.
r 'held during
-Ten int,.. were d
June ly. Of these, .two were.
social •et ings, after. the regular
spiritual tilf-hour.. Social con,
veners a Mrs. B. Chase, 11irs,
M. Stinson, Mrs. , T. 'Gower, Miss
Audrey awford ; program, iVlrs'.
S. Rutl e; Mrs. ' 'J. Baechler.
Splendid programs were: arranged
by ,these
Four shut-ins were • remembered
with fru and $,overs, and a roost -
successful sale of their work was
held' by , utenibers in July. A ;
children' night was '.observed when.
little o • were dressed to ' repre-
sentDiane
in the•Bible.
sent characters ter..
a an
n• ' 'of � Sheb d
Taylor, quee ,
Delores wer, as !Lary ]'Martha,
were a presented with a gift.
To .amu the kiddies, the cookies
What. We TIIINK Matters Little.:.
what' Really ' Counts.:.
This is w
• "COSTS LESS" 4UAVE NO
‘"., air delighted with thein Mrs: 'S.. of ' Wolseley writes:
for the housewife w'th a nor- "Tlal�elbeeu keeping hope for,
•l.
x. looking
m took
row budget they are a clod- 27, gears, all the ti e tg
" • for good ' flavoring and have.
Send. • ,
Mrs.'R., Winnipeg.never founds anything ,,,to
; t�
aw^"tiI E
1
`!Rest Vanilla Byer=' Used"
Wife of •. it 'Western. Ontario'
'MX. says :. "Yours is the best
V'anilla •'I have ever used!'
b ativ on `110; ALCOIIO-
LU LINES
• A ,Saskatoon 'lady says ; "They,
are much•Superior to" 'lines
containing ,alcohol."
"MUM �STBONGEIt"
.' Winnipeg,. lady, writes': "It
'
takes 'much lesa to do tht,
Shine Worker.
iTitu `ERRED'TO ALL
OTHERS: ,,•
A Vietoria''llady says i z'i °tire'
fertlietn•;to all others taeeatise'
they are sot effective, and
therefore' inOre eenti,omien0' • .
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