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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-12-07, Page 16.Thr7.775, znrirm,vmmitzr...1.nrm, zr.z.5.r.=;:,-,„,„1:=2r=m7.;:z=y Rile 16 'December 7, 1961 A , *X, AM! and district news Phone BA 7,4255, Post lucky - numbers To avoid the nuisance .of -handing out, andfillina in of coupons; to eliminate ;ending in zero weather for tickets to be drawn, and to prevent some passing stranger (who pur- chased one ticket in Linen) again winning a major prize. the business men of Lucan de- cided to run their Christmas draws differently this year. Last week, residents of Lu - can and vicinity received cards with the names of the 63 spon- soring the draws and a lucky number on the back. Today (Mon,, Dec, 4) three numbers were posted in the windows of some of the 63 sponsors. (Those whose places of business were ..,_ not chosen are asked to secure the numbers from the president or from a card posted, and place the numbers in their own windows). The owners of this week's numbers must present their card at the Koffee Kup res. taurant by Saturday night, Dec. 9 to be eligible for the $15, $10 and $5 voucher. Next Monday three more numbers will be posted and must be handed in by Dec. 16, The third and last draw closes Dec, 23. LOSA euchre The LOBA sponsored an eight -table euchre in the lodge room here last Wednesday. High score prizes went to Mrs, Roy Pepper and Mr. George Davis, both of Exeter. Lone hand prizes were won by Mrs. Cecil Neil and Mr. Toin Cour- sey of Lucan and low score prizes went to Mrs. Guy Ryan and Mr. Gordon Banting of Lucan. Ronnie Hodgins, six-year-old __son of Mr, and Mrs, Wilson Hodgins, won the Christmas cake draw. The next game sponsored by the LOL will be held December 13. Mrs. Albert Miller Mrs. Albert Miller, 82, died in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don, Monday, Nov. 27. The body rested in the R. A. Logan and Son Funeral Home, Dor- chester, until 1 p.m. Wed., Nov, 29 with interment in -.•Strathroy cemetery. She is survived by two sons, ; Cecil of New York State and Russell of Dorchester. also two :•sisters, Mrs, )3i11 Knapton oL :`,Thorndale, .Mrs. Verna Pitt of -Lucan; two brothers, Sam Stevenson of Birr and Gordon -,Stevenson of St. Marys. Correspondent: Miss Line Abbott FORMER AREA REEVE . . . . Myron Culbert Carried on despite fall In the death of Myrop Cul. bert, 77, of Alice St., a past Biddulph reeve and councillor, Lucan lost one of its most cheerful, patient arid long-suf- fering residents, Fifteen years ago Mr, Cul- bert fell off a barn, resulting in months of hospitalization, op- erations and suffering. Though he recovered, he walked with two crutches up to the time of his death Nov. 19, but he car- ried on cheerfully in spite of his great handicap. Since Mrs. Culbert's death four years ago, he. looked after his own home and garden, do- ing his own canning and pick- ling. Regardless of weather conditions, he washed every Monday and did his weekend cleaning, evrry Saturday. The fact he couldn't bend to put on his shoes did not deter him from harvesting his gar- den, for he had a large box on which he would lie, to pick his strawberries etc. Nor did his handicap keep him from his church, where at the time of his death he was an honorary member of the session, To his many friends and neighbors Mr, Culbert will al- ways be remembered for his cheerful resignation and for his determination to carry on in spite of his great hrdicap. Lucan personal items „ Mr. and Mrs. P. 0. King spent last weekend with their • son, Mr. Allan King, and fam- -ily of Toronto. The Lucan Teen Town mem- Lbers are holding their Christ- mas dance at the community , centre Wednesday, Dec, 20 featuring the Copper Tones. Miss Kate Bowyer, now of Detroit, spent a few days last week with Lucan friends, Mrs. Wilfred Stocks and fam- ily were weekend guests of Mrs. Stock's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seifried of Har- riston. Mrs. Guy Ryan and family attended the birthday party of Mrs. Nelson Reid, of Walton, • Saturday, Mrs. Maud Beckett of Lon - .don, formerly of Lucan, is a patient in Victoria Hospital, 'London, with a broken leg. Mr. Leo Mitchell of RR 3 Igican, who celebrated his 4olden wedding anniversary November 25, was taken to St, 'Joseph's Hospital on Sunday. ; Mr. and Mrs. Cam Colbert, •of Ilderton, were Sunday guests .of Mr. and Mrs. William Brown - The two windows of the Kof- iee Kup drew a lot of attention over th weekend, In the west window was a splendid Christ- mas display of articles from Mrs, Radcliffe's "Treasure Chest" and in the east window were the restaurant's Christ - Inas display, plus Rudy Engel's wedding pictures and the Le- gion Auxiliary's doll, far which tickets are now being sold and for which a draw will be made December 16, Mr, and Mrs, Toni Weller of Water St. on Sunday entertain- ed a few friends to a fowl din- ner in honor of their son Torn's 19th birthday, Mrs. Laverne Allison of Ansa Craig and Mrs. Cecil Armitage of Lucan attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Gerald Chap- man of Exeter. = Ann Stanley, small daughter Of Mr, and Mrs, Clare Stanley, spent the weekend with her • grandmother, Mrs, Devin, and attended St, Paul's Cathedral on Sunday. Mr, Glen Revington of West- : bury, N.Y. is spending a few • weeks with Mr, and Mrs. Wes Revington and other Lucan rel. gives, Mr. and Mra, Cecil Armitage Visited Mr, Levi Darling i)f Parkhill last Sunday and pit 7 the way }Mine Vieited Mrs, It Darling at the afeeti Gables o nursing home. ▪ Dr. and Mrs. C. IL George -+ spent Sunday With Kitchener can is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, Fire Chief Alex Young says "Cold weather is here and Christmas is fast approaching, Is the furnace and heating equipment in good condition? I would like to ask everyone to be more alert to fire dangers. Don't give fires a place to start." Mr, Terrence (Terry) Culbert spent last weekend in Toronto, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Bigha . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford and Mr. Robert Ford of Detroit were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Downs. Mrs. W. W. Garrett, who un- derwent surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, is recuperat- ing at her home. Lucan's Koffee Kup sent out 150 turkey dinners to Denfield last Friday. Mrs. Beta Cunningham of Ailsa Craig who was in St, Joseph's Hospital for five weeks with an injured foot is recup- erating at the home of her par- ents, Mr, and Mrs, Eldon Hodgson, Alice St, At the executive meeting of the Lucan Teen Town at the community centre Sunday tick. ets were given out for the Christmas dance to be held Wed., Dec. 20. The next meet- ing will be held Dec, 17. Why move to California? Grass is still green in Lucan on Dec. 4 and at least one Wil- liam St, resident has roses still in bloom, Mr, and Mrs, John Camp- bell and family of Toronto and Mr, and Mrs, Lyle Revington and family of Mobresville were Sunday guests Of Mr, and Mrs. Sheridan Revington, the occa. sion being their daughter Mar. lene's birthday. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs, Louis Khmer included Mr, and Mrs. John Houston and faintly and Mr, and MrS, George Fo'vlie, all of Lonclaii, In answer to the Koffee Kup "Help Wanted" ad Mrs. Ruth Irvine 01 Exeter was the ap' plicant chosen. Tom Weller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Weller, an honor graduate of Clark Sideroad HS, London, received his diploma at the commencement exer. cites. Besides his parents, his grandparents. Mr, and Mrs, Jack Lukings ot Wilton Grove were present. Shied World War Two the ritish North America Act has been amended ter fix the total • relativeS, number Of seats hi the Canade and Mr a„ G. E. Lackie, tart Nouse of Commits at 265, and •Jane d Xlichener were In MS, to mark the; 25th Sunday guests Of Mr, and Mrs, year of the reign ot Xing M. O. SMith,Utorge V, the flank of Canada Mr. ten Mitchells RR 0 W. issued t kw VS H&S hears yule plans Being Home & School month, the president, Mrs, Rudy Eng- el, opened the meeting held in the school kindergarten last Tuesday night with a short talk On what it means to be a real Home and School member, Principal R o b e r t Jenkins' talk, wind) followed, was more or less of a series of announce- ments, He asked for the co- operation of the parents in staging the Christmas concert scheduled for Dec, 22 in the community centre, He said the Christmas reports would be sent out Dec. 8 and that parent -teacher interviews would be held in January. How- ever, if necessary, parents could arrange to talk aver their children's problems before then by making an appointment, He gave a sport report and of the purchasing of uniforms with the assistance of the school funds and said the staff had agreed that only hi the kindergarten should there be an exchange of gifts. Two "Child Training Series" films on "Shyness" and "Disci- pline" were s.hown wih Mrs, Royden Herbert. as commen- tator for the former and Mrs, James Freeman for the latter. Those present were then divided into five groups, for a three - question buzz session, based on the two films. Mrs. Harold Cobleigh's room won the attendance cup, Mrs. Charles Skelly was con- vener for the lunch, assisted by Mrs. James Freeman, Mrs. Boyden Herbert and Mrs. Rudy Engel. Couple united at GB church A quiet double -ring wedding was solemnized at 8 p.m, Fri- day, November 17 at ,the par- sonage at Grand Bend, when the Rev. Edgar Roulston unit- ed in wedlock, Marjorie Evelyn Sovereign of Lucan and Tom Sharp of London. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Sovereign of P'rincess St., Lucan and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sharp of Frede- ricton. The bride chose a turquoise suit, with white fur hat and black accessories and mauve orchid corsage. The bride's only attendant was Mrs. Peter Shipley of Lu - can who chose a beige suit with yellow orchid corsage. The best man was Mr, Peter Shipley of Elizabeth St., Lu - can. After a dinner at the Iroquois Hotel, London, the young cou- ple left for a honeymoon trip to Bancroft and Ottawa. On their return they will make their home in London. .• reminder Still time to send a T -A sub- scription as a Christmas gift to an absent relative or friend. Call Lucan's correspondent at 227-4255 for particulars, Dur- ing the past week two more Luoanites have taken advan- tage of this easy Christmas shopping time-saver. Bazaar success despite cup tilt Saturday afternoon, the base. illent Of Hely Trinity Anglican Church was a hive of activity as the Ladies' Guild members staged their annual bazaar, lea and bake sale. Another fine spring-like day brought a good rttendanee in spite of the TV Grey Cup game, At 2 p.m. the rector, the Rey. g, 0. Lancaster officially opened the bazaar. Mrs. Lan- caster and the Guild president, Mrs. Joe O'Neil, welcomed the guests at the door and the Guild secretary, Mrs. Kay Egan, was in charge or admission. Mrs. Wilson Hodgins as kitch- en convener, was assisted by Mrs, Russell Bowman, Mrs, Harvey liodgins, Mrs. Harold Hodgins, Mrs. BO Coleman and Mrs, B. D. Ankers. Airs, Jack Hardy was dining room convener, with Mrs. Don Downs, Mrs. Jack Steacy, Mrs, Ted Bridger and Mrs, Jack Alurcly assisting in the serving, Mrs. Charles Haggar, Mrs. Erwin Scott and Mks, Harold Corbett were in charge of the home baking and Mrs, William Brownlee and Mrs. T. C Mc- Farlane, the apronand fancy work, At the Evening Auxiliary booth were the president, Mrs. Roscoe Hodgins, Mrs. Don Anker S and Mrs, Charles Cor bolt, Mrs, Herman Young and Miss Lina Abbott had charge of the country store, the "Touch and Take" and the grocery and cake draws. Mts. II, me. Fee of Margaret St. won the box of groceries and Mrs, C. H. George, the cake donated by the Mayfair Bakery and decorated by Mrs. Ernest Ross, Legion Auxiliary bingo A large crowd was out for the Legion Auxiliary bingo in the Legion Hall Thursday night but no one was able to cap- ture the jack pot. A goodly share of the loot went to Centralia, Parkhill and Exeter, Mrs, Russell Schroeder of Centralia, not only won the $5 consolation prize, but also the third bingo. Other Centralia winners included Mrs. 11, Wind- sor, who won the first bingo and Mrs, .F'eggy Passie who won the secOnd bingo. Parkhill winners included Mrs, R. McAdam, who shared the sixth bingo with Mrs. Van Lieshout of Lucan, Mrs. W. Vincent, who shared the sec- ond part of "Share the Wealth" with Mrs. Lloyd Hayter of Lu - can, who was a solo winner on bingo four, Also Mr. Dave Paton, who won the „full card "Share the Wealth" prize and Mr. S. Thompson, who shared the first part of the consecutive bingo with Mr. Benny Kelly of Lucan. Exeter winners were Mrs. W. Edwards who won the ninth bingo and Mrs. Tom Smith, who shared the full card con- secutive bingo prize with Mrs. Bowerman of Lucan. Mrs. Jim Reader of. Birr shared the eleventh bingo with Mr. Joe Haskett of Lucan who also shared the fifth bingo with Mrs. William Mathers of Lu - can. Harry Bond Jr. of Lucan won the first part of "Share the Wealth". The only other solo winner was Mrs. J. Smibert of Lucan who won the seventh bingo. The jack pot remains the same for next week—$160 in 54 calls. Personal items Among the families down with the flu was Mr. and Mrs. Jack Henson's. Baby Lori had to be taken to St. Joseph's Hos- pital on Sunday when she de- veloped pneumonia. The house of the late Wil- liam Downing was purchased by Mr. Andy Chisholm of Lon. don, formerly of Main St„ Lu - can, at the auction sale last Wednesday. Church Activine$ -Anglican Church At the 11 o'Cleek Sunday service Rev, E, 0. Lancaster dedicated 12 more new prayer books, two as a gift from Mrs. H. S. Stanley and 10 from the family of the late Mr. James Hodgins, in his memory. Sickness still prevented the junior congregation from reach- ing their objective of 60, but 16 members of the junior choir, (which continues 10 grew), were present and sang an an- them, led by Mrs. Jack Arnold, Sunday afternoon w a s a memorable day for the William D. Shipway family when Mrs, Shipley, Susan Edith, Dianne Isabel, Helen Sarah Ann and Luann Donna were all bap- tized by the rector, the Rev. E. 0. Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Clampett of Lobo were god -parents, At the same serv- ice Mr. and Mrs. Shipway's niece, Ma r y 1 y n n Shipway, daughter of Mrs, Marcia Ship. way of St, Marys, was also baptized, with Mr, and Mrs, Shipway as godparents, Pentecostal Holiness Church The teachers and officers met, at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Birtch Thursday to finalize plans for the Christ- mas concert to be held Friday, Dec. 8, with a rehearsal the night before. Two more splendid films on the "Pupil and ,Teach- er Series" were shown, Y P When the guest speaker for the evening was unable to be present Mr, Ed Butler spoke at the Young People's meeting Friday evening. United Church The Lucan-Clandeboye YPU met at the home o.f Iva Stan- ley at 7.30 p,m. with the presi- dent, Margaret Sach, in the chair, The worship service was taken by the hostess, assisted by Ilene and Coralyn Donald- son, Christmas carols were sung, During the business session it was reported $29.50 had been realized from the paper collec- tion. A special vote of thanks is being sent to Mr, Erwin Scott, who so kindly loaned a (ruck to take the paper to Galt, The pastor was in charge of the 11 o'clock service speaking on "The Lost Coin". The CGIT vesper service will be held on December 17 at 7.30 p.ni., White Gift Sun- day, Dec, 10 and the children's Christmas concert at 7.30 p.m. in the church schoolroom Wed., Dec, 20. Presentation and dance Relatives and friends of Mr. and Mrs, Terry Hodgins, the former Jean Ann Kopal, met at the Community Memorial Centre, Lucan, Friday night to extend best wishes to the young couple. During an evening of danc- ing, Mr. and Mrs. Hodgins were presented with a purse of money. Mrs. Alton Isaac read the address and Mr. Carl Isaac made the presentation. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. William Hod- gins and family of George St., attended 1 h e Police Force Christmas Party at the West Town Plaza, London, Sunday where Santa Claus presented gifts to all the children present. The Rev, E. AL Cook, who expected to spend his 74th birthday all alone, was sur- prised when some of his neigh- bors dropped in with a birth• day cake — candles and all — and happy birthday greetings. Last Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Abbott and Linda, Miss Lorraine Graham and Mr. John Armitage attended the Youth for Christ meeting at Beal Tech after which they were entertained by Rev. and Mrs. Ronald Hall, formerly of Lu - can, Tips pot .off stove, baby ..,scalds arms. By MR, ij.H, PATPN CLANDEBOYE Stephane Joanne, one-year. old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Cenningham of all, 1 Clandeboye, met with an acci- dent on Monday afternoon and was taken to 51. JO5Opli'S lioS• pital, London, Mrs. Cunningham had a cup of hot water on the table to make a cup of instant coifee when the wee one reached and tinned it over on her arms which were scalded. Landmark removed The village here has another landmark removed, the former Hall's stem on Friday, and dwelling on Monday. Mr, Maur- ice Simpson purchased it from the peel of Highways and had Mr, Parsons of Skaffa move it tp his :'irdoepeorftyth°en retialed AG alcerosil. s from the post office. Re-elect officers The annual meeting of the St, Marys Local of the On- tario Concentrated Milk Pro- ducers Assornation was held at the St Marys arena Thursday evening, Nov, 30 with 175 at- tending. The guest speaker was Mr. George Atkins, farm news com- mentator on the CBC noon hour farm radio broadcast and CBC TV program Country Calendar. The Perth Dairy Princess, Miss Orrie Thacker, attended, The officers were re-elected. President is Allen Moffatt, St. Marys; vice-president, Willia m Langdon, Lakeside; secretary - treasurer, D o n a l d Scotland, Kintore; directors, Clarence Woods, St, Marys, Jack Adams, Denfield, Bernhardt. Kellar, Stratford, Leonard Thacker, SL Marys, and Rea W. Neil, Clan- deboye. Each one attending received a half pound of butter, Silver anniversary Mr. and Mrs, William Smi- bert entertained over 125 ,,guests Friday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Rae Hodgins' silver anniversary. The guests were served a buffet style supper. The table was centred with a Boy wins club trophy Members of the Forest City and St. Thomas Pigeon Clubs were joint hosts at a banquet held Saturday -night at the Mallory Club, S. Thomas, for Canadian and American pigeon fanciers. Local guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hardy, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Hardy, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barker, Mr. and Mrs, Wilmer Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hardy and 13 - year -old son, Tom. Though all came home laden with trophies yet special men- tion must be made of Tom who not only received a beautiful trophy but also a big ovation. Being small for his age, Tom was placed on a chair so all could see the winner of two big races. The winner of the draw on the Christmas cake, for which Tom had sold some tickets in Lucan was Mrs. Wood of By- ron. During the weekend the fol- lowing pigeon fanciers visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hardy: Messrs. Earl Vanderbough and Ben Antvelink of Grand Rap- ids, Glenn Lear of Muskegon, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Roy Campbell, Detroit, Mr. and Mrs, Joe Thompson of Wind- sor, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Cronin of Cooksville (w h o stayed the weekend) and Mr. Fern Donnelly of London. three.starey decorated allniver- saArlYr.'Pl.41keer'Yey Owens was maS- ter Of eeremenieS with Mr. JRaoeskseiW. latistsnilsotheig,a liTdileiVr.prplgrrag Consisted .of community sing- ing and ether musical numbers and recitations by Alrs. Free- born, Presentation of numerous gifts to the couple followed. Dancing to the four -piece Charl- ton orchestra was enjoyed. Guests were present from De- troit, Stratford" and London, Ar'andis marriediOetOli.e1{ r31,°1swere1936,at eaGltfi4ldinlrodemn gT111:i31; P,Ilaavne.0 Bobl‘vQ Airs. Hodgins is the daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs, Arnold Rock, Greenway. Mr, Hodgins is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Hodgins, They are members of St, James Church, Mrs, Hodgins is a member of the WA and Gelid, also of the Clandeboye Women's Institute. CHURCH NEWS St. 'James At St, James Church on Sun- day the Rev, E, 0. Lancaster took as his text "Now it is high time to awake out of sleep", Being Advent Sunday the rec- tor said it was a very suitable time to be aroused by the spirit of God from our excuse Christianity, and to be stirred with zeal and enthusiasm for higher Christian living, "In setting aside secondary things, let us gain the Chris- tian life, through the Divine Institution, the Christi&n Church", he said. Further he stated only brand of Christianity that counts is .applied Christianity, Joys shared, are always joys mul- tiplied. Let us prepare for this coming Christmas by putting fGirosdt apiraceth,e, things of God in United Church At the United Church here ,the pastor the Rev, G. W. Sach conducted the service on Sun- day, Dec. 3 with a good at- tendance. There will be a Christmas concert at the church Dec. 15. Sunday, Dec, 10 will be White Gift Sunday. The gifts will be sent to the Indian Saugeen Re- serve near Southampton. A joint service for both the Clandeboye and Lucan United Churches will be held on Dec. 24, Christmas Eve, at 11.30 p.ni. in Lucan. Personal items On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, Ernie Lewis were guests o.f Mr, and Mrs. Donald Simpson in London when they enter- tained in honor of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Simp- son's 50th wedding anniversary. They held open house on Wed- nesday, Dec. 6 at their home in Lucan. Other guests were Tupperware Demonstrator BIDDULPH AND SURROUNDING TERRITORY TOP QUALITY. PLASTIC FOR THE HOME Phone Mrs, Eileen Currie 227-4381 Lucan for appointments. Mrs. ;Jessie Lewis, 1‘lrs. AroR Lewis and Emerson Simpson, Lucan, AlSct Mrs. Garnet, Isaac and daughter. Alias Marione, of London. Mrs, Mervin Carterwith: other leachers of Stephen la ship, held, .heir meeting an (titled at ,the Detrain House, Centralia, 011 Monday evening, Dec, 4. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford $101p - son, Of London, visited with the former's arents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Simpson, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Joe Cunning- ham and daughter Kimberly Ann of London spent the week end with the former's parentS. Mr, and Mrs, Wilfred Cunning- ham who entertained on Sun- day in honor of their son and daughter-in,law's wedding an- niversary, Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Ale• Knight and son Jerry, Mr, and Mrs, Man Ford and daughter Cindy of Rodney. Mr, and Mrs, Rea Adams, of London, were guests on Sun. day with Mr, and Mrs, Rea Neil. Mr, Clinton Hodgins of the United States is spending some time with Mr. and Mrs, Rae Hodgins and family. Mr. and Mrs, Carlyle Carter and Jimmie visited with the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Afervin Carter, on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, S. H. Paton attended the fourth annual ban- quet and party at the Towne and Country, Exeter, for the staff and correspondents of The Exeter Times -Advocate with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. South- cott and sons Messrs. Robert and Donald Southcott hosts, Saturday evening. Mr, and Mrs, H, Murless their family home on Sunday, Cpl. and Mrs, Al Boggs, Vicky and Tracy, who expect to move this week to Camp Borden, and Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Simpson of Arva. Mrs, Emily Tomes entertain- - Please turn to page 17 DON'T MISS ITI Santa Claus Parade with live Reindeer! SAT., DEC. 16 2:00 p.m. LUCAN Free Candy Christmas Dance Alo SPONSORED BY LUCAN TEEN -TOWN Lucan Area Wed.,Dec,20 MUSIC BY THE COPPER TONES Admission 75(f Per Person REFRESHMENTS SERVED Advance tickets on sale from executive members or phone 227-4298 Lucan to peace of mind. 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