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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-02-16, Page 7THS TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY Ife 1956 News ofStephen, Hay Councils Plan Bridge Building Clandeboye By MRS. & PATON Lucan And District News iStepheu Gouucil agreed at a recent meeting to -build two con­ crete bridges Ip the township tihlft year, one near the farm of Edwar4 Chambers, the other on the ® Dine, Salary of (Clerk-treasurer F. W, Morlock was increased to $1,400. ■Goaflcll approved the increased estimates of $1'37’,000 for the five-room addition to South Huron District High (School. The MCCartei* Municipal Drain and the iSitter Municipal Dr&in Repair reports were provisionally adopted. Alvin IBaker and W. IF. Hod­ gins were re-appointed warble fly and brucellosis inspectors. Tenders are being called for the spraying, -Fox bounties were -paid to Louis Masnica and Roy Treibner. Grants of $25 each were made to the Huron 'County iSeed 'Fair at Clinton and the Salvation Ar­ my. Membership fees were paid to the Ontario Association of Rural Municipalities and the Ont- Dot’s Beauty Shoppe (iSouth of Jack Smith Jeweller) Natnrelle Permanent Waving ' Lustron Cold Wave*' •> Dorothy G. Pfaff, Prop. ario Good Roads Association. Reeve Jack Morrissey presided and sill councillors were present. Hay Orders Cement (Hay Township Council is making plans to build two brid­ ges this year. The council order­ ed 600 bags of cement for con­ struction at its February meet­ ing. Tenders are being called for the Stephen Drain. A by-law was passed providing ■for an estimated expenditure of $40,000 on the. township roads? •Council approved grants of $2'0 to the Dashwood Library and $10 to the Salvation Army. A request for a donation of $175 toward the hospital at Goderich was filed. Tenders are being called for warble-fly spraying in the town­ ship and applications are being received for inspector. M'ilfred Schilbe was appointed to the Hay Township Commun­ ity Centre Board as a representa­ tive of the Zurich police village and Bob McKinley was appointed from the hockey club. The Zurich Chamber of Commerce has been requested to appoint a member. Only six men have served as Prime Minister of Canada since 1900. Describes Parliament The Boys’ and Youth Commit­ tee, of which Mr. •Ganfrey Cann is convener, arranged the Febru­ ary meeting of the A.Q.T.S, Men’s Club of James St. Church which took the form of a lather and son banquet Monday evening. Bill (Pollen was guest speaker, telling of (the Older Boys’ Parlia­ ment which be attended in To-' rente- He told what the Parlia­ ment was, how it was constituted and what it meant to each one who attended. The theme of the session of Parliament was “Seek Ye First the Kingdom of God” and was 'a challenge to Christian living, Dr. «H. H. Cowen, president, was toastmaster and a toast to (the church was proposed by Carfrey Cann and responded to by Rev. H. J. 'Snell; to the fathers, proposed Iby Dean McKnight and responded ”to by Mayor R. E. Pooley; and to the sons, proposed by R- D. Jermyn and responded to by 'Fred Ward. The ichief item of business was making plans to attend charter Former Minister Dies In Windsor Rev. Arthur (Sinclair, of Wad- i>or, passed away suddealy In Windsor hospital on .Saturday. ®orn in the (Sarnia area, Mr. clair was former minister of Hensall United Church from to USS. From Hensall he min* istered at Blyth United Ghurth, from there to Windsor, and the time of his death he was 're­tired supply at Walker Hoad Uni­ ted Church, Windsor. (Surviving are his widow,, the former Elva Jermyn* of Wingham district one son, Norman, Wind­ sor, one daughter Mrs. Harold T. iSherritt, (Marion) Buffalo, NX Junior Farmers Stage Festival The Middlesex County Junior Fwmerq staged their first Drama Festival in the Jlderton Com­ munity Hall Monday evening, February 13, with three branches competing. The Edenton club put on "Good Night Carolyn”; Lucian followed with "Be Home By Mid­ night" and then Thorndale with “The Last Cache”, The adjudicator was Mr. Charles Brown of the London Little Theatre, who was most kind in his criticisms. His sug­ gestions of improvement should be. helpful in future plays. In summing up, he said it was very hard to make a decision but he ifia/vored the third play, “The Last Cache”. Lucan Irish Riding High The Lucan Irish finished up their regulation schedule in the W.O.A.A. Big Eight League this week with.a bang. Monday night, February 6, at Blackwell they were winners to the tune of 19- 0. (On Wednesday night at Lucan they again defeated Blackwell 11-2 and for a grand finish on Friday night they defeated Wat­ ford 10-4 at Lucan. Lucan fans are mighty proud of their fine (team and hope they do as well when the playoffs begin in the Council Seeks Parking Help The February meeting village council was held council room 'with Reeve ■in ..... . Stanley, McIntosh and Reilly pre­ sent. The Clerk is to send a recom­ mendation to the Lucan Hydro 'Commission requesting a light be ■placed on the hydro pole located in, the back of Bevington’s butcher shop and one on Alice street between Beach and Main streets. .'Constable Laughton in'terviewr ed the business men and request­ ed that they and their employees refrain from parking their cars on the (main street during busi­ ness hours. Guild Elects 1956. Officers i At a meeting of (the Altar Guild of Holy Trinity Church last Monday evening, Rev. J. P, Brest w'ais elected president for 1956, with vice-president, Mrs. Clarence Haskett; secretary, Mrs. J. P. Prest; treasurer, Mrs. Glare Stanley; flower committee, Mrs. M. O. Smith and Mrs. Kay Egan. Five new members were en­ rolled, Mrs. Clare Stanley, Mrs. Gerald Lewis, 'Mrs. Calvin Has­ kett, Mrs. Douglas Scott and Mrs. Allan Scott, making a total 17 members, . Local Merchants Honor T. S. Hill Some 30 members of the Lu­ can Business Men held an infor­ mal .gathering in the Stanley drug store last Tuesday evening to honor one of their members', Mr. T. S. Hill, who will soon be leaving to take up his new duties as station agent of the C.N.R. at Woodstock. 'During the evening, Mr. Hall was presented with a piece of (luggage* and a pen and penteil set. W,I. Family Night The members of the Women’s Institute held their family night with a ham supper on Wednes­ day evening in it'he (Sunday iS'chool room of 'the United ■Church, when 70 attended. An unusual roll call for the •gents was answered by “Where and how I met my wife”. The program committee included Mrs, Ernie Lewis, Mrs. Clarence -Hardy, Mr-s. Mac McNaughton, Mrs. Rupert Williams and Mrs. Arnold Blake. . Miss Ann Revington of Lucan Showed moving pictures. Mrs, (Clarence Hardy conducted com­ munity singing with her daugh­ ter, Miss Helen Hardy, at the piano. Piano solos were given by Miss Jeanette Blake; Master Tommy and Kenneth Hardy sang a duet and Miss- Marjorie Donald­ son sang a solo. “Clandeboye Menuettes” The junior girls attended Achievement Day on Saturday afternoon at Medway School, Arva, with 18 in attendance. Provincial Honors award was won by Mrs. Jack Heaman for completing 12 club projects. Cer­ tificates of achievement recog­ nizing completion of two club projects went to Janice Macin­ tosh, Nancy Scott, Ruth Donald­ son, Nancy Elson, Maxine Dixon, Phylis Lee, 'Sandm 'Williams, Marlene Ha-rri&on, Beth MciRann. Others that won spoons were Donna and Janet Blake, Jackie Williams, Suzy Murless, Rose­ mary Hall, Marlene Hotson, Max­ ine Dixon and Miss M. Thomp­ son. Personal Items .Miss Marlon T h o m p s o n , teacher, and pupils of Clande- boye 'Sdh'oo'l Section No. 4 and 12 held a Valentine party on Tues­ day -atfernoon. After the exchange of valentines, lunch and ’ candy were served. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harrison spent Saturday evening with Mr. ■and Mrs. Wilfred Leitch, Den- field. 'Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Sawyer, of Petrolia, spent the weekend with tihe latter’s family, Mrs., Emily Tomes. Miss Mary Carter, of London, and Mr. Bill Walden, Thedford, spent Sunday with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Carter. (Miss S'hirley Rollings spent the weekend with Miss Marlene .Har­rison. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Paton and Glare Paton were guests of Mr. •and Mrs. -Dave Hills, London, on Friday. Mr. Gordon McDonald, London, visited one day last week with ■Mr. and Mrs. Ceafur Atkinson. Mrs. Alvin*Cunningham visited •last week with her\ sister-in-law, Mrs. Idia iPrest and family, of R.-R. 3 Ailsa Craig. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Carter visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hetbent Ashworth, Ilder- ton. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lewis, of Lucan, were guests with the for­ mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. ‘Ernie Lewis, on Sunday. ;Mps. Emily Neale, of Hensall, spent the weekehd with Mr. and of the in the „_IBI Lewie the chair and Councillors when the playoffs begin in near future. Social And Personal of night on (Saturday, February 18, of Wingham A-O.T.S. which the Exeter club is sponsoring. Weekend Specials FOR A BETTER CROP PLANT CO-OP SEED Al's Groceteria RAIN WEAR DRESSES ON SALE Our coat sizes range from 10 to 20. For the shorter ladies, 73 to 15J. For stouter wiomen, 123 to 243, Phone 190 Men's Wear Rainwear will be ‘exceptionally .popular this year. We have them in dressy styles of baric cloth in high shades at $25.95 to $81.95. . We still hhve a rack of ladies' and misses’ dresses, good styles, on sale at 25% Off Regular Prices. HOSIERY SPECIAL Nylon Hosiei’y Special-—A real bargain this mouth—60 gauge, 15 denier, first quality Orient brand nylons. New spring shades at 99(5 pair. Ask to See them. Phone 287 Collect CO-OP MAY & SON EXETER Phone 190 - Ladies', Children's and Babies' Wear Dry Goods — Floor-Coverings, Ete. Meat Specials Fresh Pork Shoulders ............................ Fresh Pork Butts ................................... Shoulder Pork Chops ...................... Beef Pot Roast ....................................... Swift's Premium Rineless Side Bacon Ready-To-Eat Picnics 290 Lb. 390 Lb. 430 Lb. 290 Lb. 590 Lb. 430 Lb. of 1 ......... Grocery Specials Libby's Pork & Beans, 20-Oz.....................2 for 350 Aylmer Pork & Beans, 20-Oz................... 160 ■ Wagstaffe Orange Marmalade, 24-Oz. ............. 290 Aylmer Pineapple Tid Bits, 15-Oz...........2 for 390 Culverhouse Pumpkin, 28-Oz....................2 for 290 Fab, Reg. Size, ^-Price’ Deal ..................2 for 590 Vel, Regular Size .......................................... ........ 290 Pamolive Soap, Regular Size...................4 for 290 Mazola Oil, Quarts .............................................. 730 Paramount Pink Salmon, Halves........................ 250 Gold Seal Tuna Fish ............................................ 370 Lipton Tea .......................................................... 650 Sheriff's Pie Crust................................................ 330 Muffets ..........................................................3 for 310 Our Own Blend Tea .......................................... 790 Green Giant Peas, 15-Oz...........................2 for 330 And Meat Market Hensall Ontario Exeter District CO-OP Ladies & Misses SPRING COATS Easter is early this year, so we have taken early delivery of our spring 'coats. Come soon while we have a large stock to choose from. Use our lay-away plan if you wish. Here are the latest styles in all the multi-colored weaves; ■also plain shades in beige, blue, tan, grey and green etc. Reasonably priced from $24.95 to $52.95. Lions Consider 4-H Sponsorship Mrs. Cliff Shipley’s group Holy Trinity Guild catered., for the dinner meeting of the Lu­ can Lions.. Club last Monday might in 'the ” basement of the church. Mr. William Walters was the guest speaker land three other members of (the Parkhill Lions Club were also guests. Mr. Walters spoke on the organization of a 4-H Club. After hi® laddress the Lucan club held a lengthy discussion as / possibility of organizing a 4-H Clu'b in Lucan.' Mr. Harold Whyte of Lucan gave an interesting talk, on .the, ethics of Lionism. ' 1’- Teachers Discuss The staff /of iS ch oo'l 'attended meeting of the North London sdciation held in it to tihe Discipline . Lucan Public •the February Biddulph and Teachers’ As- ■tihe Clandeboye school last Tuesday afternoon. Following a display of note books, tlhe meeting was divided into groups for the discussion of •discipline problems. W.I. News ■In 'the absence of Mrs. Frank Hardy, -Mrs. Murray Hodgins, vice-president of the Lucan W.I., presided at a successful eleven­ table party Haill Mrs. 'lucky Hamilton, the euchre prize, and 'Miss Lin-a Abbott, the prize. Poster 'Last Elliott Ibridge and euchre dessert in the Anglican Parish last Thursday afternoon. Clarence Haskett won the number prize, Mrs. Roy Winners week, Principal staged, a poster bridge B. H. _ ___ contest with his Grade VII and VIII pupils. The boy and girl making 'the best poster advertising the Anglican Men’s oyster supper which Was held in the church basement on Monday would re­ ceive a complimentary ticket (to the supper. The' two lucky winners were (Carolyn Odd and Carl Rummell. Baptism Victoria Jane Brownlee, daugh­ ter of LAC and Mrs. William Brownlee, of Centralia, was bap­ tized in Holy Trinity Church last Sunday afternoon by the Rev. J. P. 'Prest. Godparents were Miss Joselyn Limbrich, of Ottawa, Miss Margaret Brownlee and Mr. Charles Elson. Teachers And Officers Meet Mr. Harold Whyte, in the ab­ sence of 'the. (superintendent, chaired the monthly meeting of the Sunday officers in _ _ parlors last Sunday evening. The suggestion box was opened and the contents- discussed. A “sun­ rise service” Easter (Sunday for the Sunday School was one of the suggestions discussed. H. A S. Executive Meets At a meeting of the Home and School executive last Thursday evening, Rrincdpail B. H. Elliott .presented the letter re “licentious reading” wlii'ch he had drafted. Tl)e same was approved by the executive and a copy mailed to ■the Attorney General the next day, together -with a parcel of objectionable literature. The Home and School hopes that some steps can be taken to prevent obscene magazines get­ ting into the hands Of children. $ch'ool teachers and the United Church After a two weeks’ visit with her sister, Mrs. E. L. Gibson, of Exeter, Miss Hattie Hodgins ’ re­ turned home last Tuesday. Mr, M. O. Smith left last Mon­ day for the James Bay district where he will 'be employed at antenna raising and micro-wave wiring. Mrs. Lome Genttner, of D'ash­ wood, was a Thursday guest with Mr. and Mrs. Irving Gib­son. Mrs. M. O. Smith, Mi’s. Irene, 'Cioursey, Miss Marion Coursey and Mr. Merrill Edwards, attend­ ed the A.Y.P.A. Drama Festival at St. John the Evangelist Church, iStnathroy, last Thursday night. Messrs. Wilbert, Wes and Glen IRevington arrived home from Florida last Monday. While there, ■Mr. Willbent Rev-ington was a guest of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Bert Elliott, while.Wes and Glen vtere guests of Dr. and Mrs. Jack Dewey, 'Rectory visitors' this week in­ cluded 'Mrs. Brest’s brother, Mr. ■S. B. Ashby, of Brantford, and Mr. and Mrs. Orland McLeoid ■and Mr .'and Mrs. Keith Carter of Bervie, on Saturday. Mrs. J. P. Prest spent last Friday with Kincardine and Bervie friends. Mr, C. H, Knapp of St. Thomas called on Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cole­ man last Friday. Miss Marion Coursey attended 'the A.Y.P.A. conference in Lon­ don last weekend. Rose Marie Robb and June Mackenzie, of Sarnia, and Mrs. Orval Guy, of Mitchell, were re­ cent visitors with Mr. ■Cecil Robb. Mrs. -Cecil Robb is the Ferant Clinic for of a back injury. /The men- of Holy Trinity “GnUrch, Lucan, held "their oyster and foam supper in the (church basement last Monday night. Con- tsiderable credit goes 'to the ladies, who set the tables, pro­ vided the . pies and cakes, etc. ■and overlooked the cooking.. Canon and Mrs. H. B. Ashby of Ayr were recent visitors' with their daughter, Mrs. J. P. Prest, Mr. Prest and family. '.Mrs. Viola Jenkins, of Brad­ ford, was a weekend guest with •'Mr.. vand Mrs. Erwin Scott. ’.■jIHea'ther Acheson and Frank lEg'an ; sang' last Saturday eve­ ning 'at the Registered Music Teachers’ Federation recital, held in London. ; Mrs. Cap Howard, who is at present home from St. Joseph’s Hospital, is in poor health. Her Sister, Mrs. J. McGillicuddy, of Forest, i(s with her at present. LAC and Mrs. Billy Bonwnlee and family, of Centralia, were Sunday .guests with Mr. and Mrs. William Brownlee. iMrs. Devine, of London, was a weekend guest with her daugh­ ter, Mrs. Clare Stanley, and Mr. Stanley. •Mr. and Mrs. Wes Hodgins and .Don spent last Sunday in Woodstock, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. (Sam Earle and family. 'Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hedging, Joey and Judy, of Owen Sound, are spending a week with Luican and district relatives and friends. Guests with Mrs. Will Diickins this week included Mrs. Eldon Caldwell, of Sheddon, on Wed­ nesday, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noeils, of Springfield, on Satur­ day. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith and family spent last weekend in Oakville, the guests of Mrs. P. 0. King. Mr. and Mrs. Alex McFarlane, ■while on (a 10-day vacation, were guests of Mt. Wihite, of Newmarket, and Mr. iand Mrs-. Gordon Bantermian, of Weston. Rev. James Allies of the United States is holding revival services at the Pentecostal Chutch, Lu'can, February 7-19. On Friday night, a missionary film on Mexico will be shown. Saturday night will be a youth rally meeting. ■Mr. and Mrs. L. Sholdice of London were Monday guests wi'Oh Mr. and Mrs. Wes Atkinson. Miss, Merle Law, of London, was a weekend guest With her sister, Mrs. Murray Hodgins and family. Mrs. E. Knowles . Dies In Hospital Funeral services for Mrs. Ernest Knwv-les, who died dn St. Joseph’s Hospital, Saturday, in her fifty-eighth year after a lengthy illness, were held from the C, Haskett and Son Funeral Home, Lucan, Tuesday. (Rev. J. /Slade of Woodham officiated. In­ terment was in Exeter Cemetery. PalPbearers were William French, Wellington Brock, Ross (Hern, Thomas (Hern, Clarence Johns and Norman Jbhns. Mrs. Knowles, the former Re­ becca Boynes, was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boynes and was born on Con. 16/ London Township. Foi’ a time s'he lived in Lwpan but for the past 19 yeans lived on Con. 9, Uslbor-ne Township, IS'he is survived by her hus­ band, Ernest Knowles, two daughters and throe sons, Mrs, Ja'ck Munroe, of London, Anna, Anna, Franklin and Grant, at home, and William, of Pt. Credit; also three brothers, Harvey, of Lucan, and George and Ernest of Detroit. THAMES ROAD MENNONITE MISSION EXETER Sunday School 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. “Teach Me Th/, Truth, O Lord” Supt.: Stanley Sauder, Zurich *» and Mrs. attending treatment and Mrs. Cliff ✓ Sign Work BRIDES-ELECT! Church' See the “Personalized Service” THE TIMES-ADVOCATE Comments About Cromarty By MRS. K. McKELLAR CALVARY CHURCH Evangelical United Brethren DASHWOOD” Rev. W. F. Krotz, Minister Mrs. Ken McCrae, Organist .Sunday, February 19, 1956 10:00 a.m,—"The Why of the Cross” 11:05 a.m.—.Sunday .School 7:30 p.m.—"The Hardest Word” THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA Rev. N. D. Knox, B.A., Rector Trivitt Memorial, Exeter First Sunday In Lent 8:30 a.m.—Holy Communion 10:15’ a.m,—(Sunday School 11:30 a.m.—-Morning Prayer Wednesday, February 22 7:00 p.m.—Uhoir Practice 8:00 p.m.—Shor.tened Evensong Mrs. Aimer Hendrie.' Quilting is very popular with the ladies of both churches. W.A. -of the United Church quilted 'two in the Sunday School room, one at the home of Mrs. Rupert Williams and one at the home of Mrs. T. Collins. The Ladies Guild of St. James' Church have at the home at the home and one at Addressing The have Use The quilted three; one of Mrs. Tomes, one of Mrs. J. Harrison the home of Mrs. Magic Marker I Times-Advocate Personal Items The pupils and opre school children of S.'S. No. 6 were treat­ ed to a valentine party on Fri­ day afternoon. After a- short pro­ gram games were played and the children exchanged valentines. Lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. T. Laing returned home on Saturday after visiting for two months with their daugh­ ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Eves, Moosejaw, Sask. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dow and- Roger visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Allen. Mr. and MrS. W. N, Binning and family, Mitchell, visited on Sunday with Mr and Mrs. K. McKellar. -Mr. James Ramsay, George­ town, spent the weekend with •his parents, Mr. and Mfs. Alex Ramsay. Y.P.S. The regulai* meeting of the Y.P.S. was held on -Sunday even­ ing with Phillip James -presiding. Margaret Walker- read the scrip­ ture lesson. George Vivian read a chapter from Jhe Study Book and Kenneth Walker a .poem. It' was decided to have a box social in the church basement on Thursday evening. Miss Alice Howe spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Jas. Howe. i ........ . ■ THE BETHEL REFORMED CHURCH IN MAIN STREET CHURCH Rev. H. Filcse, Supply Minister Sunday, 2 p.m.—Dutch Service All Welcome ZION CHURCH Evangelical United Brethren CREDITON Rev. Glen R. Strpme, Minister 10:00 'a.m.—Worship Service ‘‘God’a (Chances” 11:00 a.m.—'Sunday 'School 7:30 p.m.—Evening Service "(Held In His Love” Wed., 8 p.m.—Mid-Week 'Service ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH DASHWOOD Rev. Louis Higenell, Pastor 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School 11:00 a.m.—Service "Conquering Christians” Wed., Feb. 22—Lenten Service “The Lamb of God”, "The Re­ deemer Appointed by God” Rev.B.D. CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Samuel Kerr, B.A., Minister J. G. Cochrane, Organist a.m.—iSundhy School ' -Morning Worship r % Mrs. 10:00 11:00-ia.m.- Sermon 'Subject: "I Believe In God”—First in series on the Apostle’s Creed. SUPERIOR JAMES STREET UNITED CHURCH Rev. H. J, Snell, Pastor Mr. Lawrence Wein, A.W.C.M., Musical Director 10:00 ia,m.—'Sunday School 11:00 a.m.—'Morning Worship Lent e*n Meditations on the Theme "Witnesses of His Re­ surrection — 1, Mary Magda­ lene” Anthem by the Choir (Solo: Maxine Reeder 7:00 p.m.—Evening Worship Sermon Subject: "Nahum—a Prophet of Faith in God” ■Girls’ Chorus A Warm Welcome ■Is Extended To All MAIN STREET United Church Of Canada Rev. Alex’r Rapson, Minister Mrs. A. Willard, Organist 10:00 The will vice 10:00 ___ _ (3 years and under) In the- Primary Department. 11:15 a.m.—The Church School “Draw Nigh Unto God and He Will Draw Near Unto You” a.m.—Service of Worship- Beginners (4 and 5 years)' withdraw from the sei*- during the second hymn. a.m.—The Nursery Class' PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE Sunday, February 19 9:45 a.m.—Sunday School 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship Wed. 8 -p.m.—Bible 'Study and Prayer Friday, 8 p.m.—Christ’s Ambas­ sadors "You” ■Cihurch are Welcome in the of the Old Fashioned Gospel Rev. L. W. 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