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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-06-01, Page 5▪ e, It . * .44 I* Aa a 'A' '4 A - A Aa,• A • • • , • • , •I • a 1, **, • /10‘ 4; 4 • • •P4214 Jt!* I, 1741 Mensali and district news CORROPONDENTS Mrs. Maude Haddon, Phone 5 Mrs. Archie McGregor f Phone 56 Fifty,six win i'Choose:.officers SS awards sale prizesMnsaU for .school: fair. School Fair Board • in e et i n g Monday eught set Fiftyssist prizes -Were •drawn. September 19 for the .annual Seals and diplomas were eor Saturday night et the PUG ,Sebool Fair and- concert in yen- awarded - Sunday' morning to building at the Pe.nny Sale jimetion with the foie October Sunday School scholars at. sponsored by the Legion 1.4. Chiselhurst nited .citureh, dies' Ausiliary, P. L. 'Mc -Naughton was ap- Superintendent Harold Parker Slim Clarke, President .ot the Debited chairman and Jim Tay- making the presentations. liensell • Legion,- drew the tick- ets. Prizewere donated by liensall and gxeter bitetnese- , roup. .here Iiens.011Personat items atten croproo:to, visited over the week- end with Mr, and Mrs. N. Charles MiWe eeettniPartied Ed Little on a trip to Meni ton, B.C., leaving on, Thus - ?r. and Ifra. Janes Hark- ness and family of Teeswater, I Mr. and Mrs, Gary Corlett, ali1 Iryp, Diane erg Geoff -Tele ef The Mission Band RellY of the •Children of the Church and Explorers class was held 3n, First Presbyterian Chtirell,' Senforth, Saturday efternoen, May 27, ;Wended. by over 200 with nine districtsrepresented.( Mrs, W, Geed •of Blyth was iria dY Miss ,Ma While, a native of todericii, nue miesionary in India and now home on fu - lough at Goderich was guest speaker, speaking on "Eris ceeragement of Mission Band Bellies". She shook hands with every boy and girl present. Members of the Goderich Mission pand dressed in Indian sco twine loaned by the speak.er presented gill:Jesus Loves Me" in Contributing to the program lor, secretary -treasurer. Directors are; Hermit Wil - rater Fergeson, Lorne Hay, Howard Scene and Norman. Winners were; plant, Lou Jones; SS No. 10 Hay, Funk Simpson; two chairs, Crista and Lorne Chapman; SS 1 Tuckersmith, Mr. and Mrs. Scheele; mirror, Mrs, Lorne Hay; coffee table, Bonnie Fos- Glenn Beni SS 7 Hibbert, Nei' tor; Hippo oil, mrs. Edna pst, son Howe and Alviri Cole; SS erson; chocolates, Mrs. Ross 10 Tuelterenlitha Ernie White - Richardson, Zurich; suit case, house and Ken McKay; SS 2 Bill sheoard; flashlight eat, Tuckersinith, Jack Sinclair and teries, James Clark and Bill Joe .Lusten- Fairlsairn; Casserole and baking dish, Herb Turitheim, Zurich; four quarts oil, Bill Shepherd; cloth arid napkins, IVIrs. Jim Clark; towel set, Carol Brown; carton cigarettes, Mrs. VII Kyle, Kippen; hair conditioner, Mined ,at a trousseau tea, Sat - George Taylor; freezer pack, urday, in honor of her daugh- ter, Gwen, brideselect of this week, Receiving the guests with Mrs, Chapman and Gwen was Mrs, Archie 'MacGregor, mother of the groom -elect. Miss Mary Kinsman. was awarded a seal for 20 years eertect attendance and Mrs, Beatriee Munn for 16 years. First year diploma was given to Donald Stoneman; third year seals, Shirley Brintnell, Jean Cole and Donald Cole, Bryan Drummond; fourth year, Patricia Parker; fifth. year, Robert Drummenci, Bruce Drummond, Wayne Coleman, Ted Stoneman; sixth year, Ruth Ann Coleman, Jim Ham- ilton; Fete bride -elect Eighth year dtplonta, Patricia Harris, Bob (Munn; ninth year at tea, showers seal, Mrs, Harold Parker; eleventh year, Joyce and June Mrs. Lorne Chapman enter- Munn; twelfth year, Geraldine and Dorothy Parker; fifteenth year, Harold Parker. Mrs. Harold Parker and Mrs. Beatrice Munn presented gifts to members of the Mission Band for attendance; perfect attendance, Jean Cole; good attendance, Shirley Brintnell, Patricia Parker, Ruth Ann Coleman, Patricia Harris, Don- ald Cole, Donald Upshall, Bill Shepherd; bathroom ecale, Mrs. R. Linstra; Car mirror, Mrs, Ed Fink; shoe polithes, Carol Kerr, North Bay; neckiace and ear- rings, Luella W 1 11 r d; ice bucket, Joyce Heel; seeds, Jim Bisbaek; tray, Florence Joynt; flashlight, Mrs, Frank Trieb. ner, Exeter; four quarts oil, Frank Smale, Segall)); Glasses, juice, Dave Sangs- ter; TV lamp, Cindy Bisbaek; wall plaque, .Mrs. Joan Hoy; $10 grocery voucher, Mrs. Eldon Johnston, Brucefield; wall plaque, Ricky Buchanan; $10 grocery voucher, Frank Smale, Seaforth; wall shelves, Hilda Austin, Seaforth.; $3 dry cleaning, Hilda Austin, Sea - forth; one year's sub to Exeter Times -Advocate, 'Maude Hed- den; one quart oil, Mrs. Harry Faber; Trouble light, Jim Taylor; ear fan, Mrs. Wm. Cole; two quarts paint, Wilbert Dilling; plow points, Beverley Hamil- ton; hair brush, Mrs, Norval Reid; ,one quart oil, Herb Ber- 'ling; planter, Hilda Smale; bedroom chair, John Chappel, Cromarty; gallon ice cream, Kay Mock; $3 baking voucher, Margaret Tyndall, Brucefteld; Floor lamp, IIVIrs. Eldon. Jar- rett, Kip p e needlepoint, Maude Redden; paint by num- ber, Donnie Gooding, Parkhill; bracelet, Mrs. Joan Hoy; en- gine, Darryl Bordean, junior set, Jean Taylor; man's wallet, Robert Taylor; towel set and dishes, Mrs. Myrtle Hay, Zur- ich; ladies' wallet, K. Koshan; $4.50 voucher dry cleaning, Wilma Munn, leoyd Venner; box personalized stationery Linda 13rown, Egmondvifle; 24 lbs. beans, Mrs. Ellis Stew- art. Carmel marks anniversary Anniversary services were observed in Carmel Presbyter- ian Church Sunday, May 28. Guest minister was Rev. Fred CromeyH. of Kincardine. 'Musk at the morning serv- ice was provided by the senior and junior choirs. IVIrs. Wil- liam Brown end 'Mrs, A. Scholl rendered a duett at the eve- ning service. Mrs. Malcolm Dougall was at the organ cOn- sol. Splendid congregations at- ten'ded both services. Albert Deeves hosiery=forernan All+t John Henry Deeves, 63, a4lormet resident of Han- oveili died at Victoria Hos- pitals London, May 15. While a resident there for aver'25 yeah, Mr. Deeves was employed as foreman of the Allen A. Hosiery plant. When the Olin -closed down some 10 years ago. Mr, and Mrs. :Neves took up residence in London where the deceased Was employed as foreman in the Super Silk Ltd. plant. The late Mr. Deeves, a na- tive of Clinton, as a youth learned his trade in. a hosiery Mill at Clinton Miss Marion Schroeder, Hen- sel], and Miss Susan Smith, Clinton, were in charge of the register, The dining -room and tea table were prettily arranged with spring flowers. Mrs. E. Ellis, Clinton, grandmother of the bride -elect, and Mrs. Edna Corbett, Exeter, grandmother of the groomseleet, poured tea, Serving in the dining -room were Mrs. Robert Chaffe, Mitchell, Miss Patsy Jones, Hensel, Miss Vera TinneY, Exeter, Miss Dorothy Parker, Hensel, Miss Marion Bell, London, and Miss Connie Smith, Clinton. They were assisted by •IVIrs. Joe DeLoge, Sarnia, daughter of Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Roy Connel, Clinton, and Mrs. Ida Jackson, Hensall. Displaying the bride's gifts was Miss Mary Alm Rennie, London, -assisted by Miss Sandy Cowley of London; the bride's trousseau, by Miss Pauline DesJardine, London, end Mrs. George Parker, Hensall; show- er gifts by Miss Betty Parker and Miss Vicki Wilkinson, Lon- don; household articles by Miss Geraldine Parker and Miss Sharon Jackson, London. Showers Complimenting Miss Gwen Chapman, bride -elect of this week, showers were arranged by friends in Hensall and Lon- don. Mrs. George Parker enter- tained at ,her home when a number of friends of the bride - elect from Hensel]. and Lon- don attended. The evening was spent in bingo games after which a mock wedding was staged by Mrs. John Baker, Mrs, Grant 'MacGregor and Mrs. Murray Baker. The bride -elect was seated in a decorated chair and pre- sented with an end table and floral table centre + Mrs. George Parker read the address and Mrs. Murray Baker made the presentation. The shower was arranged by Mrs. Parker •as- sisted by Mrs. John Baker, Mrs, William Baker, Mrs. 'Mur- ray Baker and Mrs. Grant MacGregor. A miscellaneous shower was held in the schoolroom of the Hensel'. United Church when friends and neighbors of SS No. 10 Hay !honored the bride - elect. The room was decorated with spring flowers, white wed- ding bells and pink and white streamers. The bricle-eleet received malty beautiful gifts and was assisted by 'Mrs. Harvey String- er, Exeter, add Miss Judy Elder. Miss Vera Tinney, Exe- ter, read the 'address, The event was arranged by Mrs. Albert Shirray, 'Um Ken Elder, Mrs. Alex Munn and Mrs. Harold Elder. Friends of :Mite Chaprean presented bee with a miscel- lanernis shower at her apart- ment in London, which was decerged ie. mauve and white. Coritests were enjoyed, after which the bride,elect was pre -- betted with e shower of gifts. Arranging the event wore IVIIsS. OS Mary Ann Karmic, Sharen .latkSen, Vicki Wilkinson, Paul- ine' DetJardine, Sandy Covsley, He it survived by his the former 'Latire Barreled; three sena, George end Jack Of LondOn, lanieS Ilareivers three daughters, (Lot:keine) Mrs. Nuemillere Ban, ever: (Dorothy) lilts. 'Charlet Blehm, Leriden, And (Mary) Mrs, Lee Vandervoort, Buf- fele, NY,; o beritilete, Leek ot Kincardine; Asa, of Itensgl; Mervin, Henever, end Thomas, Clinton; two sisters, ItIre. Helen Fowler, London, and 'Mit. :Rey Matinf Clinton; also 11 grandchildren, While retidirig Hariever, he was inembee of the Bap, fit chtitch, Whet° he taught Sunday School elites for 25 sleets. Mr, Deeves Wee keenly interested gardeeirig arid fishing, and was A. teenier member of the llarioVer lawn bowling eks- s. •• Fritteral services Weit neId Wediieedriy, May 19 at the Needhatii Motioriel Chapel, tendon t e m t. was in 'Woodland ternettits 'Wider!, Bingo winners Bingo winners Saturday night at the Legion bingo were: Mrs. Barkley, Mrs. L. Reichert; Mrs. Reichert; Roy Kenney; Mrs. ReichertMrs. Reichert, Roy Kenney, jack pot special. Mrs. Fleischauer, Mr. Swart- zentruber, Roy Kenney, Paul Boa, J. Smale, jack pot 'spe- cial; Mrs. Barkley, Mrs. 0. Riley, Mrs. Fleischauer, R. Dick, Mrs. Fleischauer, jack pot special. Door prizes were won by R. Dick and Mrs. Fleischauer. Jack pot for next Saturday will be $110.00 in 53 calls, with two door prizes. WMS waker receives tribute The family of the late Mrs. Onerge miakia 'nf. Ridges IOWA has received a tribute from the dominion board of the United Church of Canada foe Bie leadership 'Mrs, Miekle gave for Many year& Slie Was president ter 22 years of the Weritenee ASSeeies lion of Erie St, UC and hoitties ay president and life Member. For Many' yeate the was pets, ident Of the WM5 end beanie an honorary president arid life re This ie The filar; tired thie honer lies been hestownd upon a faMilY a :016 Erin St, Churchs Truth 'flee 'OliTS? It) thange hands 1 -feW bneoln0 fiction, Call new minister At ,a special meeting et Car- mel Presbyterian .Chprch Sun- day morning 'the congregation placed a call to Rev. D. Ross MacDonald of Springhill, N.S. to be placed before the next Hur - Maitland Presbytery meeting to be held here June 7. The pulpit has been declared Vacant since September 1960. In his early 30s Rev. &Mc- Donald is married with two small children and will assume duties September 1. Rummage sae The annual rummage sale and afternoon tea held Satur- day in the Legion Hall spon- sored by the Kinette Club was successful with proceeds grat- ifying Four cartons of articles not sold will be forwarded to the Salvation Army, London Mrs. William Clement con- vened the project. were memberf of Hensall COC class which included a recitation by Brenda Koehler and piano. solo by (Marjory Schwalm, Dorothy Skea, 13eth Troyer, Ann Bell, also mem- bers of this class attended the rally. The Explorersgroup, from Hensel!. sang a selection 'Jesus Loves 'Me' 'in Korean, with Charles Schwalm accomPanY- ing at the piano. The group also read. the 23rd psalm line by line, Reading were Colleen Baynham, Cheryl Mousseau, Janice Bonthron, Barbara Schwalm, Pauline Bell, Faye Troyer, John Skea, Mervin Bell and Charles Schwalm. The latter favored with a piano solo and a verse was read by John Skea, Mrs, Gordon Schwalm, lead- er, and Mrs. Stewart Bell, as - Natant leader accompanied the members of the Mission Band, Mr, and Mrs. Irving Reid no Terry, Lucknow, Mrs, Robert Reid, Kincardine, were Sunday guestsllleAwuitittioMr, rs.alaendoiMjrasm, eCslaA.r- ence Reid, Jerry and Allan. Paterson, held On Saturday afternoon, was successful with good prices realized. Ed Cor- bett was auctioneer. &Ire. Roy Bell was taken by Bonthron ambulance to Clin- atefatern!Tothnlic Hospital Saturday Mr, and Mrs. Sim Roobol spent Friday last with rela- tives in Ridgetown. Cpl, L. E. Borden, who has Kippen girl graduates hseimenda•ytaking a three months' special Bourse at iegeftlaPti., 4F% TeXas., rettirned twine Inf Mr. and Mrs, Joe DeLege, of Sarnia, visited on Saturday with She latter'a parents, gr, and Mrs. Lorne Chapman. Mr, and Mrs. Rudy Petzke, of New HaMberg, were recent visitor's with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Cromarty Comments. By "'ABS. KEN JAFX414414 Ci4zz=rwzmummg.'mpiXamli=e-MIsmossrouvzoiset Shower for bride Iniscellanewrs !shower for Mrs. Gary Quance (nee Mil- dred Howe) was held in the basement of the -church on Mon- day evening, The CIT girls led in a sing awMary', and IA.flarnis'etConh,arlsrereWersetI Mrs. andG. ICIsrsey°TlieveSi3reeaarctignsd. ceo. visitors with mr. and Sharen and Karen, Scott, Con - Mrs. Lorne Champs tam, rue Sorsdabl end An Carol n ily. Deem sang and coetests were mr. ad s. mom •me. led by MiSs Joyce Kerslake, Naughton and family of To- An address was read by Miss ronto were weekend visitors gbeautiful array of gifts wa t AnilWallaceandas with the ftarmer's parents, Mr, and Met. ',wee Mcielatighton. presented. Carol Anne Dow as- Le"nctdolras'ndR6>bre,d.1.WaLitill- sMisiltderdedin ex%Preensinsegil parcels- rcelsap- parneder of - Geddes of Wingham visited ci:rtioniou to pastor Over the weekend with Mr, and rov Mrs, Keith. Wonnacott end of muuster of Exeter and Crimes arty Presbyteriart Churches BrMucrseiieiBdarbealnled TAhlorrusot,eslie for nearly seven years, de admitted as patients to the Wightinani of 13/Yth' have been livered his farewell message to a large congregation on Sun- danYel,a4th Iklrs. Kerr is kale ing Exeter this week for his new charge at Embro and Har- t e e t h anniversary of Past Miss Elva Marie Jarrott Bar - graduated Saturday rington Presbyterian Churches. afternoon Grande' Club, Hilron Rebekah On Thursday evening a fare - aa a nurse at Stratford Shakes Lodge, Clinton, on Monday eve- well gathering was held in the - • the , basement of the church when Mr Ron Brederick of familYa Rev. 5, Kerr, who has beer, Queensway Nursing Heine, A number of Past Noble Greeds of Amber Rebekah Lodge, Hensel!, attended the pearean Festival Theatre. ning. local staff of the Bank of Mr. and . t ' , Mrs, Kerr were pre, Montreal has been transferred, to a branch of the Bank of Montreal in. Kitchener, where he commenced his duties on and Mrs, Eldon Jarrott and a member of a class of 21 grad- uates of Stratford General Hospital school of nursing. Those attending the •gradua- tion exercise included lMr, and Mrs. Eldon Jarrott and daugh- ter, Ruth Ann, Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson, Mr. and Mrs, Emer- son Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Upshall, Mrs. John An- derson and Kathryn, lMr. and Mrs. Harry Norris and Mary 200 Guides 1{.1);,ii-C,reen!6dirricvl:irdTallroa , of Beeson, Mies Norma. Love at field day Hillsgreen. Mr. and Mrs, Girl Guides of Huron Division held a successful Field Day in Hensel]. on Saturday, May 27. Two h undred and eight Guides and 22 leaders from 12 companies led by the Exeter Pipe Band paraded to the Coin- munity Park. Division Com missioner Miss Una MacDon- ald, took the salute. 'Competition for the Division cup, which Was won by the 1st Goderich Company, was based on marching, uniform, and ceremonials. Second place was also won by a Goderich Company. Games, a box lunch supper and campfire completed the day's activities. The Hensall Girl Guide Association pro- vided dessert and drinks for the supper. Attend graduation siVIr. and !Mrs. Wilbert Ming of Hensall, Mr. and- Mrs. Clar- ence Dilling of Sarnia, attend- ed the graduation of the for- mer's daughter, Miss Bernice Dilling at the University ef Western Ontario Friday, May 25. Me. and Mrs, Dining .enter - tabled after convocation to a family dinner at Hook's Res- taurant in honor of their daughter. One day a little boy was seen walking down the road with a mongrel dog. A man saw him and asked, "Little boy, where are you taking that dog?" The little boy replied, "To the dog show." "Surely," said the man, "yoU don't think he will get any prize, do you?" The little boy replied,. "No, but he will meet lots of nice dogs," Gerald Geiser of London, 1Vfr. and Mrs, Clayton Brock of Guelph, Mrs. Alien Fletcher and Betty, Kirktori, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Singe, Zurich, Mr. Don Brunslow, Mrs. Gower of Crediton, 'Mrs. Brunslow and Brenda, Strathroy, lMr. and Mrs. Edward Taylor, Strafford. On Saturday evening Mrs. Jarrett entertained at her home in honor of Marie. Personal items Mrs. William Kyle was a winner of a carton of cigarettes and Mrs. Eldon Jarrett a floor lamp at the penny sale in the PUC office in Hensall which was sponsored by Canadian Legion, the draw taking place on Saturday evening. Mr. and 'Mrs. John Keyes, Varna, accompanied by efts. Arthur Keyes of Seaforth and Mr. Lloyd Dowson of Varna visited recently with lMr. and leirs, Elston, Dowson. Mrs. Herbert Whiteman of I TOronto, who has -visited aVliss Mabelle Whiteman the past two weeks returned home Sun - 'day accompanied by her bus - 1 band. end daughter Margaret. Mrs. N. Dickert and Mrs. Ken McLellan spent Monday afternoon in London. Mr. Oswald Brown QC and Mrs. Brown of Detroit ac- companied by Mrs. Alvin. Ulch of 'Windsor were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Long and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Little and family of Hensall. C. P. L. and Mrs. W. G. Turner and little son Ross, of Sudbury, visited with the (Mac- Kay families and other friends over the beliday. Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Wahl, of Listowel, spent the weekend with Mr. and 'Mrs. Norman Dickert. What price togetherness? Together and secure and, as the head of the family, you too can be secure in the knoWledge that your Wife and children will know financial independence even if you Should no longer be around, 'Ah tie -to -date life Insurance program with Sun Life of Cadada, tailored to your individual requires manta, will ensure that your wife's rieeds are taken care of in the event di your death that your children will be protected until they are self supporting ... that an Income Will be evalialite you retirement years ...that your children will reap the betteete of a goad edueation, Yes, Sun Life can ensure the terietherness and Provide the Security. There's a qttellfieci Sun Ufa toeresentative in your neighborhcioce Why not call him today? John Negryn.• Itit EXETEit Unit Supervisor , 'HONE t OASHWOOD 3807 SUN ore ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA . 'Of ilia tootlIfil I tiettritrieet eititittittet �l the world sented with a gift of furniture and purse of money. Mr. J. M. Scott read the address and the presentation was made by Mr, T, Laing, A program of music and readings was chaired by Mr, T. L. Seott, Mrs, Gordon Laing and. Mrs, Scott led in community Singing and read., lags were given by Ms a Olive Speare, Mrs. Lloyd persdata and Mrs. Gerald Carey, Four girls, Sharen and Karen Scott, Connie Sorsdahl and Carol, Ann Dow sang a number, and Breit - da Kerslake and lefrs. 7', L. Scott rendered. solo numbers!, Mrs. G. Laing and Carel Mn Dow played instrumentals and the male quartette sang two numbers. The program elosea with Blest Be The Tie That Binds, Personal items ler. and (Mrs. Herb Walker, of Markdale visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Otto Wal- ker, also Linda Currie of Dor- chester spent the weekend with her grandparents. Mr, and airs. Alex Gardineri visited in Sarnia with Mr. ands Mrs. Burnell Walsers on Sun- day. An aunt of Mrs. Gardiner, Mrs. Millie Xlea returned with i them for a week's visit. Mrs. Darrel Parker of Staf- fa and Mrs, Dennis Hayman de Detroit were Sunday evening visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Roy McGhee. Mr, and Mrs. Allan ale -Lean and two sons of Carlyle spent, the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Carl Walker, Tuesday. In Russia they have a 1'V in Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Smith, every hotel room — only it, Guelph, spent. the weekend watches you. with Mr, and -Mrs. John Jar- rett, and Danny, Mrs. Jean Man - Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Laing son, of Exeter, Miss Ruth Anne Traquair of St. Thomas spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snell, Miss R. Stephenson, 'Varna, has taken up residence in her home on main street which she recently purchased from Jim Paterson. Mr. and Mrs. Don Rigby and Mrs, John Rigby of Blenheim, Mr. and Mrs. S. McQueen spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Harry Snell. Dr. and Mrs. Harold Smyth, of Nelson, B.C., spent Monday with the former's aunt, WIrs. Cornelius Cook, They flew here by jet in three hours. The re- turn trip was made by car and will take five days. Mr. and Mrs. Alex MacKin- non of Honey Creek, Wiscon- sin, USA, are vacationing with the former's brother, Mr. Don- ald MacKinnon, Mrs. MacKins ion and Bill. They also visited in Guelph over the weekend. "Impoesible! Wa dant have the room!" AL's presents I White Seed Beans MICHELITE and SANILAC VARIETIES Available in All Grades of Both Michigan and Canadian Grown Seed AN EXTRA YIELD OF 13 POUNDS PER ACRE Will Pay the Cost of Registered Seed Be Safe — Sow The Best. BEAN CONTRACTS & FERTILIZER • AVAILABLE RED KIDNEY BEAN CONTRACTS AVAILABLE COOK BROS. Phone 24 or 249 MILLING CO LTD. Hensall . • Any 6 For $1 LIBBY'S COOKED SPAGHETTI, 15 -oz. STOKELY APPLESAUCE, 15.ox. 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