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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Melady
attended the convocation at the
University of Western Ontario.
Their daughter, Miss Jeanne
Melady received her Bachelor
of Arts degree, graduating
from Brescia College.
Mrs. Adrian Plue, Codring-
ton, visited her father, Mr.
John Delaney, in Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital and also visit-
ed Mr. and Mrs. Steve Murray.
Mrs. 'Walsh, Toronto, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Doyle.
Miss Mary . Murray, Lucan,,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Murray.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Marcy and
children, Stratford, visited Mr.
and Mrs.A g u uste Ducharme.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith
and family, Kitchener, visited
Mrs. Thomas Purcell.
Miss .Jean Maloney, London
and Leonard Maloney, Lucan,
visited their mother, Mrs. Nora
Maloney,.,
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Kennedy
and Miss_ Rita Kennedy were
in Toronto attending the ordin-
ation, ceremonies at St. Basil's
Seminary Chapel, when their
son, Gordon Kennedy received
subdeaconate " and deaconate.
Bishop •Allen officiated.
Carl Stapleton and Jerry
.Stapleton, London, visited Mrs.
Joseph Kale.
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Mr. and Mrs. Orville Work-
man and Tommy, London, flew
to New York for the holiday
weekend on their 17th wedding
anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wren and
Laurie, Windsor, were visitors
,with the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Wren.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Ashworth
and Carol pf Denfield and Mr.
and Mrs. •Ed Finkbeiner of
Crediton were visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Jones and
boys.
Weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. William Kyle and Al,
included: Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Bozatto and Dave, Faymount;
Mrs,. Max Johnson and Susie,
Dearborn, Mich., and Mrs. Boz-
atto remaining with her parents
for a few days. Sunday visitors
were: Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kyle
and family, Hensall and Mr. and
Mrs, Harold Caldwell and fam-
ily, Hensall
Mrs, George Willis and 'baby
of koderich, visited Sunday
with her grandfather, Mr. Ro-
bert Workman.
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OBITUAittESHo
MRS; FRANK LAYTON
The death occured in Clin-
ton Public Hospital, on Wednes-
day, May 18 of Mrs. Frank Lay-
ton, after a short illness. Form-
erly
ormerly Mary Louise Peeper, -the
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Roger
Pepper, she was born in Tuck-
ersmith Township, November
12, 1882, and still made her
home there after she was mar-
ried to Francis Albert Layton,
on, February 5, 1908.
She was an active member
of Ontario Street Church and
took an active part there until
her later years.
The funeral was held from
Ball and Mutch Funeral Home,
on , Saturday, May 21, Rev. G.
L. Mills officiating with inter-
ment in Clinton Cemetery.
Pallbearers were: Walter Pep-
per, William Pepper, Norman
Pepper, Alden Crich, George
Layton and Ed Layton. Flower -
bearers were Don Crich, Frank
McGregor, Doug Thorndike and
Cliff Ashton.
Surviving are one son, Elliott
,of Brucefield; a daughter,
Irene, predeceased her in 1956.
WALTON NEWS
Women's Institute
The program of the May
meeting of . the 'Walton Wo-
men's Institute was u n d e.r
the Resolutions Committee,
Mrs. Donald Buchanan a n d
Mrs. George Williamson. A
film was shown on "Canada's
Mysore Project". This was
presented by Father O'Neil
of Toronto from the National
Film Board..This is a United
Nation's project and its cen-
tre is in Mysore India. The
trouble is not always a lack
of food but the lack of know-
ledge in preserving it in the
hot, humid climate. This is a
project of educating the
people in food preservation
and health habits. This centre
of food technology at Mysore
needs $500,000.00.
$400,000.00 has been raised
'with $100,000.00 . yet to go.
This is an educational pro-
ject not a hand-out.
The business of the meet-
ing was conducted by the
president, Mrs. Roy William-
son with Mrs. Wilbur Turn-
bull at the piano. The min-
utes were read by Mrs. Ger-
ald Watson. The roll call, ."A
Asian Country was answer-
ed by the members.
Delegates ,to the District
Annual at Moncrieff are Mrs.
Alvin McDonald, Mrs. Ken-
neth McDonald, Mrs. Nelson
Marks, Mrszgloy Williamson.
The matter of an entry to
Brussels Fair was left for
the next meeting.
The Committee on Public
Relations under Mrs. Nelson
Marks are, arranging a bus
.trip to Hamilton on June 4.
The hostesses for themeet-
ing were Mrs. Harvey Craig,
Mrs. G e o r g e Williamson,
Mrs. Ronald Williamson, Mrs.
Herbert Williamson and Mrs.
Roy Williamson:
Mr. and Mrs. ,Mar tin
Diegel of Shakespeare were
guests of Mr. and; Mrs. Leon-
ard Leeming on Sunday.
Miss Anne d h i l l e s is
spending the next month in
Tillsonburg where she is in-
troducing the use of the dial
system with the • Bell Tele-
phone.
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Ott
and Kimberly, Kitchener are
visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank. Walters.
• Mr. and Mrs. William
Humphries and family visit-
ed over the holiday week -end
at Alliston with the latters
sister, Mrs. Maurice Hether-
ington, Mr. Hetherington and
family. ''
Visitors. at the home. of
Mrs. George Dundas Satur-
day included Mrs. Clara Ford
of Winnipeg, Man., M i s.s
Gladys Lyons,. Watertown,
and Mrs. O. Henderson, RR 1
.
She Was predeceased by her
husband in 196$.
Mrs. Layton is also survived
by brothers John Pepper, Kip,
pen; Fred and Roy of Clinton;'.
one sister, Mrs. Howard (Rose)
Crich, Clinton .and predeceased
by a brother, Albert, in August,
1965; also survived by three
grandchildren, Mrs. Gerald
Flynn, Roger Layton and
George Van Horne, and one
great grandchild, Lori Flynn.
Persons attending from a
distance were Mrs. John Lay-
ton and family, Londen; Mrs.
George Layton, Exeter; Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Douglas, Meaford.
MARTHA CLIFTON
Miss Martha Clifton, 88, a
native of Lucknow, died Sat-
urday, at the Queensway Nurs-
ing Home, Hensall, where she
had beena patient for' six
weeks.
She is survived by a nephew,
George Clifton, Brucefield and
one niece, Mrs; Harold Childer-
hose, St. Thomas, N.D.
She rested at the Bonthron
funeral home, Hensall, until
OF THE WEEK
Monday! Morning. Funeral sexti
vices were held from MacKen-
zie mea oria`1 chapel, Irucknow,
Tuesday.
MRS. GEORGE KENNI RD
Mrs. George Kennard, 89, of
Exeter, formerly of Hensall,
died Thursday, in Huronview,
The former Isabella Ann Mc -
Beath, she took up residence in
Hensall in 1942, coming here
from the 'West. She later lived
in Seaforth and Exeter. Her
husband predeceased her in
1943.
She is sprvived by three sis-
ters: Mrs. Cleave (Jessie) Coch-
rane, Seaforth; Mrs. John,
(Mabel) Jarrett, Hensall, and
Mrs. Alvin (Rena) McBride, of
Exeter.
Funeral services were held
Saturday from the Bonthron
funeral chapel, Hensell, con-
ducted by Rev. Donald Suart,.
Brucefield. Burial took place in
Baird's Cemetery.
THOMAS HICKNELL
Thomas D. Hicknell, 73, Sea -
forth, died in Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital, on Thursday,
May 19. Born in McKillop
Township, his first wife, the
former Agnes Nigh, died in
1935; his second wife, the form-
er Vetelina Denomme, died in
1961. Surviving are a son,
Thomas, Calgary, Alta.; a
daughter, Mrs. Marie Reid, of
Seaforth; four grandchildren;
three sisters, Mrs. Joseph
(Sarah) Matthews and Mrs.
Teresa Maloney, both of Sea -
forth; Mrs. Thomas Butters,
Dublin; three brothers, Peter,
Seaforth; Gustavus, Kitchener;
Leo, Kirkland Lake. The . re-
mains rested at the G. A. Whit-
ney funeral home and Requiem
high mass was celebrated Mon-
day May 23, at 10 a.m. in St.
James' Roman -Catholic Church,
with Rev. H. 3. Laragh officiat-
ing Burial was in the parish
cemetery.
Pallbearers were Larry Mur-
ray, Gus Johnston, Lorne Hul-
ly, Lester Leonhardt, Reg. Au -
bin and Carl Feeney.
WILLIAM' T. HAYS
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ach-
illies have purchased Mrs.
Luella Marshall's house in
the village.
Mrs. Margaret Humphries
spent last week -end at Listo-
wel at the home of Mrs.
Oliver Elliott.
Miss -Norma Leeming of
London visited with her par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Leeming over .the week -end.
• Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ennis
and Steven and. Leanne of
Toronto visited over the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Ennis.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc-
Michael and Miss Audrey
McMichael attended the con-
vocation at the University of
Waterloo l'ast-Saturday when
Mr. Wayne McMichael of
Preston received his Engin-
eering degree.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Humphries, Wendy and Bob
attended the graduation ex-
ercises of Stratford General
School of Nursing at the
Stratford Festival, Theatre,
when Miss. Nora Anderson of,
Seaforth was one of the grad-
uates. Following the gradua-
tion they attended a receptio
in Northside United Church,
in her honor.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Buch-
anan have purchased a house
in Goderich.
Mrs. and Mr . Fred Martin
and Harriet and Paul of Rich-
mond Hill were week -end
guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mc-
Clure and family visited re-
cently
e-
cently • with relatives at
Bright's Grove and Sarnia.
Hear Talk on Jamaica
The 8th and 16th Unit of
Duff's UCW Walton held
_their annual. bazaar •and bake
sale in the basement of the
church with" the 17th and
Boundary, Walton, McKillop
units, the Anglican ladies
and othr friends as guests.
The president, Mrs. Harold
Bolger opened the meeting
.with Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull
at the piano. Rev. Arthur
Higginbottom introduced the
guest speaker,. Mr. Gurvos
James . of Jamica, a 'teacher
at Central Huron Secondary
School, Clinton. He spoke on
Jamaica and answered ques-
tions afterward.
Miss.. Mary Lou Hollenbach
of Clinton was guest soloist
and sang several numbers
with her father, Mr. Robert
Hollenbach and her uncle,
Mr. Peter McQuarrie accom-
panying on guitars.
Mrs. Jan Van Vliet thank-
ed the, speaker and soloist
and Mrs. Harold Bolger pre-
sented them with gifts after
which the bazaar and bake
Dundas, Ontario. - sale was opened.
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SEAFORTH LEGION Ladies Auxiliary Was host to branches from Zone Cl, on Wednesday.
Prior tg the meeting in the Legion Hall, branches led by the Seaforth District High•School Band
and standard bearers paraded to the Cenotaph in Victoria Park. Here Mrs. C. Coombs, presi-
dent of the Seaforth Auxiliary and Mrs. Evelyn Carrol, Goderich, Zone .1 Commander, stand
at attention while Mrs. Rose Manning of Coldw ater. 1st Vice- President, Ontario Provincial Com
mand places a wreath. (Expositor photo by Phillips). '
HENSALL NEWS
Mrs. William Fuss was hos-
tess at her home Wednesday
evening when the Kinette Club
met.
Mrs. Harold Caldwell was pre-
sented with a baby spoon by
Mrs. Fuss on behalf of her new
son, William Todd. Mrs. Robert
Caldwell gave a report of the
Convention held at Chatham,
when the club was presented
The Rector, Rev. J. P. Gandon
presented the last chapter of
the study book. It was decided
to hold a bake sale and tea in
October.
The IOOF and Amber Rebe-
kah Lodges attended divine
service Sunday morning and
were addressed by Rev. H. F.
Currie. Miss Suzanne Rannie
was soloist. Flowers in the
with an award of a plaque for church sanctuary were in"lov-
perfect attendance. , ing memory of the late' Mrs.
Next meetingwill be held at Frank Layton, placed by her
I grand daughter, Mrs. Gerald
the home of Mrs. Jim Hyde on :Flynn.
June 8th. Mr. Fred Hyde spent a few
The draw for the Penny Sale days with his parents, Mr. and
sponsored by the Legion Ladies Mrs. Harvey . Hyde, before °' as-
suming work at 'Algonquin
Radio Observatory, having ac-
cepted a position with National
Research Council, Ottawa.
Miss Margaret Hyde has suc-
cessfully completed her train-
ing at London Teacher's Col-
lege and accepted a teaching.
position with the London Board
of Education.
Mr. Robert Cameron of Hen-
sall has been appointed organ-
ist and choir master of James
St. United - Church, Exeter.
Miss Mary Payne of London
spent the weekend at her home
here.
Patients at the- Queensway
Nursing Home who died re-
cently were, Mrs John (Nellie),
rmerl
Scott, 89, formerly of Grey
Township, who died on Satur-
day, May 21st., and Mr. Nor-
man MacDonald of Exeter, who
passed away Maay 20th.
Miss 'Mary Payne received, a
telephone. call from her fiance
Cpl. Gary Merritt, who is sta-
tioned in Viet Nam. They talk-
ed for about five minutes. .
Miss Peggy Axford of St.
Thomas, was a weekend guest
with Miss Pauline Bell, and at-
tended Brairwood School of
Skating; Sarnia,
Miss Troyann Bell was a
guest, figure skater at Briar -
wood Arena, Sarnia, over the
weekend.
Mr.• Emery Bruce of Windsor
spent the weekend with Rob-
ert Cameron.
Auxiliary will be held at the
PUC building, Friday evening,
at 9 p.m. when sixty prizes, do-
nated by Hensall and , District
businessmen will be drawn . for.
The death occured in Edmon-
ton on May 26, of William T.
Hays, in, his 87th year.
A native of McKillop, he was
a member of a pioneer area
-family, the son- of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas E. Hays and
was born on the Hays' home-
stead at Roxboro. After grad-
uating from Seaforth Collegiate.
Institute, he attended Ontario
School of Pharmacy. For a time
he operated a thug store in
Seaforth, later moving to Al-
berta, where he spent., most of
his adult life. A vereran of the
First War, he served overseas.
Mr. Hays was well known as
a soloist and for many years
delighted audiences here and.
in Alberta. -
He was predeceased by his
wife, the former Ruth John-
ston, of Seaforth, but is sur-
vived by a" daughter, Margaret
Chalus, of Edmonton and a
sister, Mrs. E. C. Munro of Pen-
ticton $. C. Mrs. Mae Dorrance.
of Seaforth is a neice.
Funeral services were held
Saturday, with interment fol-
lowing in Beechmount Ceme-
tery, Edmonton..
Mr. William Van Wieran of
Kollumerpomp, Netherlands, ar-
rives at Malton Airport, June...
2nd, to spend seven weeks with
his brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Van Wieran
and other relatives.
Rev. W. J. Rogers of Erin-
-dale,- -will- -be guest minister at
Anniversary services -at Hensall
United Church, - Sunday, June
12th,
The Senior +Teens Sunday
e United
School classes from the
Churches of Hensall, Grand
Bend, James St., Exeter, held a
joint church service at the
Mary Ellen Chapel, Grand Bend
May 22nd.
This, is the chapel built b -
Mr. Eisenbauch as part of his
museum. There were- approxi-
mately 60 young people pre-
sent, The teenagers from Hen-
sall had charge of the service,
with Bdb Forrest as leader. Mr.
Carfrey Cann, Exeter, was
guest speaker. There was a
quartette ofgirls from Hensall
and also a • duet from Grand
Bend. John Goddard read the
scripture • and ,Lois Simmons
presided at the organ.
St. Paul's W. A. •
St. Paul's WA met at the
home of Mrs. Frank Forrest.
MRS. EDWARD BLACK
Mrs. Black, the former, Saph-
rona (Frone) White, died at
her home in Bakersfield, Cali-
fornia, at, the age of sixty-one.
Mrs. Black was born Aug. 16,
1905, • in Crediton and -was
brought up in that community.
She attended the Westervelt
Business -college in London,
Ontario and went to- the United
States in 1924. She was employ-
ed in secretarial and insurance
business in Detroit, Chatanooga
and St. Petersburg. She became
the wife of Dr. Edward Black,
in 1946," after he completed
ANNOUNCEMENT.
BALL-MACAULAY LIMITED
Wish to announce that Mr. Robert Wilson has, joined the firm,
effective June 1, 1966, and will be located at the Seaforth Branch.
Mr. Wilson has been actively associated with the lumber
business since 1959, and most recently manager of the Seaver
Lumber Yard, in St. Marys. -
VARNA
Mr. Fred McClymont attend-
ed a library meeting in Goder-
ich, to discuss the starting of
the County Public Library
system,in Huron County.
Representing the library
board at the Library Co -Opera-
tive banquet were Eleanor Mc -
Ash, Joyce Dowson, Edith
Beatty and Elgin Porter. Guest
speaker was Professor J. R.
Scott, Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Caldwell
and family, St. Thomas, spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Dowson.
studies inthe Chiropractis Col-
lege there. The couple moved
to Bakersfield in 1947, when
Dr. Black opened his office
there.
Mrs. Black was a member of
St. Francis' Parish and a form-
er member of the altar society
at Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Church. She was past -president
of the Kern County Chiroprac-
tic Auxiliary and part comman-
der of the Disabled American
Veterans Auxiliary, Bakersfield
Post 20 and a past State Adju-
tant for DVA Auxiliary.
In addition to her husband,
she is survived by five broth-
ers, Joe -of Seaforth, Hubert, of
London, - Anthony of Detroit,
James of Milton, a twin broth-
er, Sandford, (Sandy) of Wind-
sor and a sister, Mrs. W. Mat-
thews of - Detroit, an older
brother predeceased 11 years
ago.
Mrs. Black was an employee
'of Kern County as a typist in
the Kern County Fire Depart-
ment, of which six members, in
full dress, acted as honorary
pallbearers. A grave side ser-
vice was held by officers of the
ladies auxiliary of the DVA.
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Greatly Reduced to
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It's two years since Tip
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Sale of made -to -measure
suits . . so this is a real
special event. Regular $95.00
suits in the cloth and syle
of your choice greatly re-
duced.
Included in the range are
the most popular silk and
wools, tropical terilyne and
wools, pure wool pick and
picks, satin finish venetians
and regular worsted suitings.
Special
$77.so
CLEARANCE
Regular 4.95 to 7.95
Boy's Summer Windbreakers
Special! MEN'S
Jacket or Regular
Short Sleeve Sport Shirts 2.98
$PECIAL
.:. 3.95
Famous "No Sag" Neck, MEN'S
Tiger Brand T Shirts • 1.00
White, Yellow, Grey, Navy and Black. Sizes S,M,L,XL
STEWART BROS.
New Members
Five new members, Joanne
Rowcliffe, Christine- McGregor,
Deanna Reaburn, Wenry Dixon
and Kathy Kathy Kyle were re-
ceived into the Hensall Brow-
nie Pack.
Brown Owl, Mrs. Robert
Cook, enrolled the Brownies in
the traditional ceremony. Gail
Travers received her Golden
Bar. Warrants and pins were
also presented to Tawny Owls,
Mrs. Rodger Venner and Mrs.
Barrie Jackson. Mrs. Jackson's
mother, from England, was
present for the ceremony.
Brown Owl, Mrs. Robert Cook,
was presented with a Guide's
Hold -All purse as a token of
appreciation from the Brownies.
The -following members of
Hensall Legion ..Ladies Auxil-
iary attended the Legion Zone
Rally at 'Seaforth: Mrs. Garnet
Allan; Mrs. Clarence Reid; Mrs.
Grant Bisback; Mrs. Gordon
Munn; Mrs. Mary Taylor; Mrs.
Harry Horton; Mrs. William
Smale; Mrs. W. H Bell and
Mrs. Roy Smale.
Winners in the penny sale
were: Mrs. Allan, Mrs. Bisback,
Mrs. William Smale, Mrs. Roy
Smale and Mrs. Gordon Munn.
Mrs. Eric Kennedy is a pat-
ient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, where she underwent
eye surgery.
Mrs. Fred Beer, South Huron
District President and Mrs. Wil-
bert Dilling, South Huron Sec-
retary, were guests at South
Perth District Annual, held at
Avonton.
Allan Reid, is a patient in
St. Joseph's Hospital, London.
Allan is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Reid.
Mrs, George MacDonald of
Edmonton, Alta., Mrs. Jack
Bonthron, Moose Jaw, Sask, are
vacationing for two months
with their sister, Mrs. R. J.
Paterson. Mrs. Nellie Beal, Cal-
gary, who accompanied them is
visiting her sister, Mrs. James
Downs, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Clendon Chris-
tie and Catharine Anne were
Sunday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. William T,,, Dodds.
Mrs. James Bozzato and little
daughter, Dana of lioymount
are visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
William T. Kyle.
MRS. FERDINAND •FUNK
Mrs. Ferdinand Funk, 87,
passed away at Saskatoon, Sask.
Saturday. The former Augusta
Henrietta Carolina Oensh, she
formerly lived in Hay Township'
until going West four years ago
to live with her daughter, Mrs.
Harold Holmes, Saskatoon. Mrs.
Funk had fractured her hip a
few months ago in a fall.
Survivors are two sons, Rus-
sell, Regina, Sask.; Walter, of
Brampton; two daughters, Mrs.
Harold, (Annie) Holmes; Mrs.
Russell (Stella) Boelter, Mora,
Minn; and 13 grandchildren.
Her husbanddied in 1944. The
body will arrive at the Bon-
thron funeral home, Hensall,
Thursday, June 2, where public
funeral services will be held
Friday, at 1:30 p.m. Burial will
be in Exeter Cemetery.
Pallbearers will be Allan
Crearer, Gordon Trayer, SteW-
ar"t te11, Wilfred Mousseau,
Lloyd Mousseau and Jake Hav-
itts,
DUBLIN
Mrs. Lorne Cronin. Mrs. John
Nagle, Mrs. Low Rowland, Mrs.
William Poppe attended the
Catholic Women's. League Con-
vention at London, Ont.—
Mrs. Martin Klinkhamer and
Mary Margaret were in Chicago
with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hill.
Mrs. Alfred MacDonald and
children, London, visited with
Mrs. Joseph Jordon.
Mrs. Frank Evans visited
in Weston . with Mr. and Mrs.
John Cleary.
Lieut. Colonel and Mrs. Ed-
ward Tozer and family, Davison
Mich., visited Mrs. Patrick
Ryan.'
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Halliman,
Detroit, Mich., visited Mr. and
Mrs. Jack O'Rourke and rela-
tives. '
Mr. Carl and Jerry Stapleton,
London, visited with Mr. Wil-
liam Stapleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCor-
mick, Detroit, Mich., -Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Krauskopf, Ferndale
Mich., were with Mr. and Mrs.
James P. Krauskopf:
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