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fliie Western Guardian

wednesdsy, Aug. 25. 1954

,coMn To THE DANCE it Lowe; Freetown Hall every Wed-

ufsdgy night.

-CHICKEN SUPPPEB. and Dance 5, Leo Mccarvllles, Wednesday, august 25”). r

APIOIAL MEETING. - An Ev- ,ngeu.stis Service. sponsored by the Y. 12, s., will be held in French River Hall on Friday evening, Aug- ust 3-nh. 3: 8.00 1). mi. Mr. G .H. Moore, visiting student Minister W111 be guest speaker. Everyone wel- QOHIC.

.cA1ts DAMAGED - A 1952 wmgmh and a '54 Chevrolet car, Dom belonging to resident of Al- oe,-ton, were badly damaged in a rollision at Cascumpec Tuesday "enmg. No one was injured but 5 passenger in the Monarch was shaken up and bruised. The veh- mes were proceeding in opposite directions and were reported to have collided on a curve in the road. i

-poI.!CE COURT - In Sum- merside Police Court YGSWTGBY morning 5 men from Tignish and 2 from the Emerald district were fined 528.50 including costs f.or being intoxicated in 8 Public" P1308- ; Tignish man was remanded un- Ill Thursday on a charge of driving rtiiile impaired. 'ri.m Summerside men were fined 528.50 including costs, for creating a disturbance.

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-ROTARY MEETIN G - The regular weekly luncheon meeting of the Summerside Rotary Club was held on Tuesday at Howard's Rest- aurant with the president. Mr. J.C Mountain in the chair. This was a business meeting of the club and there was no program carried out. Thu president read a letter from district governor Alan MacDonald advising the club of the sudden death of the past district governor of Newfoundland. Charles E. Hunt. CB.E., Q.C.

Personals

Lym-., J. A. Murphy, Toronto. 5 visiting in Alberton.

-Mrs. Hector MacKenzle and son Gordon. Summeraide. left August 14 in ii short holiday trip to Boston ind Hopkinton. Mass.

-- Mr. Chas. MacRae and sister. Bertha. spent Sunday visiting friends in Tignish. They also vis- Ited their 90-year-old aunt. Mrs. J. '.-lenderington.

--Mr. and Mrs. Chas. MacRae and son. Pte. Lloyd MacRae. ac- companied by Mrs. Bertha Dennis, motored to Tignish Sunday where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Henderington.

-Miss Genevieve McMahon on the staff at Main Office. Canadian Bank of Commerce in Vancouver. left by plane on Saturday after ipcnding I three weeks vacation vith her parents in Kenslngton.

--Dr. and Mrs. O. T. Page and -.hilriren John and Bill have return- Dd to Guelph, Ont... after spending iheir holidays at Mill River cot- tage. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. EIllS- '

-Master Kenneth Bernard re- turned to Montreal, on Sunday by air. After having spent his vaca- tion with his grand parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. .1. Bernard, Ken. al- though only six years old made many friends while in Albcrton who rink forward to seeing him return next summer.

At Exhibition Anniversary Field Day

Ciub are seen at Abram's Village on Monday afternoon at the field day commemorating the both anni- Vefsary of the Egmont Bay-Moiii

Dyment

Members of the st. Phillips Cali Carmel Exhibition.

as NM” ill Cfilf Cub (above center! the she'll Null"? c0””l" "Id '1” ability in handling winninc mend W” l" "P W”

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-PANTRY SALE at Kennedy's Saturday, August 28th at 8.00 p.m. Sponsored by Sesview W. I.

-MODERN AND OLD TIME DANCING in Lower Freetown old school. Friday evening. August 27th. Sponsored by the Upper Freetown Girls Hockey Team.

-LEAVE FOB B. C. - Miss Shirley Noonan, Miss Elaine Cash and Miss Eileen Shreensn. R.N.. of the staff of the Prince County Hospital yesterday left by car for Vancouver. B.C.. where they will reside for the coming year.

-ENGAGEMENT.-Mr. and Mrs. William K. Swim of Doaktown, N. B.. announce the engagement of their only daughter. Mary Louisa. to John William Warren. son of Mr. and Mr-s.Ewen M. Nicholson, Sum- merside, P. E .1. The wedding will take place September 26th, 1954 at Doaktown N. B.

-Cl-ILEBRATED 60TH WED- DING ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and Mrs. Nlcephore Gallant. Esmont Bay celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary recently. Mr. Gallant is in his 85th year and in good health. Mrs Gallant is in her 86th year. Mr. and Mrs. Gallant had nine children. six are living; Hec- tor at home; Rene, Charlottetown; Slyvain in St. John; Severln of Montreal; Eulalle. sr., St. Simon with the Sisters of Holy Family, Theresa, Mrs. Slyver Gaudet, Mis- couche. They have 23 grandchild- ren and 26 greatgrandchildren They were presented w i t h well a filled purse and a number of gifts. A sumptuous supper was served. Remainder of evening was spent in music and song.

Lady Known Here Receives Honorary Degree

-Miss Alice May Harrison of Moncton. N. B.. for many years music supervisor in Moncton schools was among the recipientsof honor- ary doctorate degrees on Saturday. August 14th. at Mt. Allison Uni- versity as the University marked the 100th anniversary of education for women at Mt. Allison.

Miss Harrison was born at Debec. Carleton County daughter of the late Rev. William Harrison. DD.. and Carrie E. Harrison. Miss Har- rison received her early education in the public schools in Dorchester and Bedeque. P.E I., and her ele- mentary education in Ladies Col- lege. Sackville. She also received a diploma from the Ladies College. Mt. Allison and later graduated in piano, pipe organ. elocution and major subjects. She also studied pipe organ in Montreal and piano in London. England where she was a. pupil of Franklin Taylor in the Royal College of Music. She also took various courses in many sum- mer schools. She was a student and teacher in religious education at Lake Menmpesaukee, NH.

Miss Harrison was church organ- ist and piano teacher in Charlotte- town. Summerside, Fredericton and Moncton. She was music supervisor from grades one to eight in the Moncton schools for 22 years and children's work secretary with the Maritime Religious Education Coun- cil for three and a half years.

Her interest in musical afalrs has extended far beyond the class room. She was one of the first to assist in creating a Musical Festival in

rled off top honors in the calf Ind

of uiegneep and cattle by placing first in leontest both for Judging and show-

Flrsi In Series Of Clinics To Be Al 0'leary

-The first of next week's Eeil Cross blood donor clinics is to b: held in the Canadian legion ball at 0'Lesry on Monday afternoon, August 80th between the hours of 1 and 3 when at least 100 donors are needed to make the clinic suc- cessful.

The Women's Institutes at 0'- Leary and in the surrounding dist- ricts are doing their utmost to in- sure s record attendance at this clinic. and are imprssing on everyone who is in good health and between the ages of 1 and 65 years the importance of sa riflcing the time to attend the clinic as donors and in this way provide the blood so necessary to continue this free transfusion service which daily benefits so many Prince Edward Islanders.

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Beiieqiio Exhibitor

Deputy Minister of Agriculture for P.E.I.

In his opening remarks. Dr. Moyse expressed appreciation for large number of prizes that had been donated to this years show and told the audience that. realizing there is always room for improvement. a suggestion box had been placed in the back of the hall and he asked that suggestions be placed therein. Mayor Wedge stated that he took particular pride in being pre- sent at a provincial function that was being held in Summerside and commented that people ordi- narily think of provincial affairs as taking place at the capital. He said that its a good thing for any province to have provincial func- tions held in various communities throughout it. and not always at the capital. Mayor Wedge con- gratulated the sponsoring organi- zation and extended a welcome to all. Miss Wyatt extended a welcome on behalf of the Abegwelt Chapter of the I.O.D.E. and stated that the sponsors were very encouraged by the magnificent display of gla- dloll and table decorations as well as the many new exhibitors and added donors to this year's show. The Hon. C, C. Baker said that since the Abegweit Chapter of the I.0.D.E. conceived the idea two years ago, the annual flower show has been a wonderful success. He stated that the show goes hand in hand with the Rural Beautifi- tlon Society's projects. as flowers play an important role. in the beautification of country or town. Mr. Baker said that in his lengthy travels. no place had he seen flowers more wonderful than our own and stated that the Depart- ment of Agriculture is always will- mg to help in the advancement of such a worthy exhibition. Mr. Baker then declared the an- ual Provincial Flower Show (the third) officially open. The guest speaker, Mr. S. C. Wright, Deputy Minister of Agri- culture for P.E.1., gave a word picture of his recent visit to Al- Moncton. She is a member of the Moncton Music Teachers Associ- ation and the Moncton Otzanist Group and the Provincial MUSIC Teachers Association. Her com- munity interest include Women's Missionary Society of the United Church of Canada. Provincial and Moncton Council of Women. Can- adian Institute for the Blind and

Cyrus Gallant. cattle competitions, placing first in t t ) id , of me can three of the five competitions. and Clxfagnshffen 1: 155512;: m mm C". placing third in the sheep judging

menship of cattle, at the field day at Abrun's Village on Monday.

the Canadian Club. -S.

competitions. ( Photo by Wotton)

and Copper. 1.

1. Hammond Bownesl. " " Mrs. A. J. Barbour. St. Eleonora; 3. Albert Baker. Ch

low. apricot and buff: Bowneu. Bedeque; 2. Charlottetown; 3. Earl Kennedy. Charlottetown.

coral and light rose: Downed. Bodeque; 2. Albert Bak- er. Charlottetown: 3. Earl Kennedy. Charlottetown.

Some of the interested visitors are seen inspecting A section of the colorful display of 300 ex. hlblts at the Provincial Flower Show in Summerslde yesterday afternoon following the official opening ceremonies. '

ing of the provincial deputy min. isters of agriculture in Edmonton. He told of taking a tour of parts of Alberta and of the ralny sun. mer experienced in many parts. resulting in a great loss to the wheat growers. He also gave an interesting account of his visit to the mining town of Frank. Alta.. which was practially wiped out in 1903 by a landslide and rebuilt near the previous site. and to Fort Maclbeod, the first post set up by the North West Mounted Police. The evening program consisted of a short musicale. presented by violinist, Miss Mary Windsor of Newton Highlands, Mass. and V0- cal solos by Mrs. Erland Ramsay of Summersde. Miss Helen Hol- man was riano accompanist for the violin solos.

The musical program was fol- lowed by the presentation of prizes. Judges were: Mr. and Mrs. A. Milburn, Moncton; Mrs. Daisy Alward. Moncton; Mr. Cudmore. Charlottetown. and Mr. Gordon Warren of the Experi- mental Station. Charlottetown. GLADIOLUS - SINGLE SPIKE Section 1. White and creamy: 1. Hammond Bownes. Bedeque; 2. Albert E. Baker, Charlottetown: 3. Mrs. G. Franklin Cameron. Summei-side.

Section 2. Blush White and Pink with White or cream): 1. Ham- mond Bowness. Bedeque; 2 Mrs. J. W. MacGregui'. Charlottetown. Section 3. Yellow: 1. Mrs. G.F Cameron. Summerside: 2. Ham- mond Bowness. Bedeque; 3. Keith Compton, Summerside.

Section 4. Orange, Orange Yel- low, Apricot and Buff: 1. Earl Kennedy, Charlottetown; 2. Al- bert Baker. Charlottetown; 3. Hammond Bcvmess. Bedeque. Election 5. Light Salmon, Light Coral. and Light Rose: 1. Earl Kennedy. Charlottetown; 2. Ham- mond Bowness, Bedeque; 3. Al- bert Baker. Charlottetown. Section 5. Salmon. Orange-Sal- man and Red Salmon: 1. Ham- mond Bowness, Bedeque; 2. Mrs. .7. W. MacGregor, Charlottetown; 3. Mrs. G. F. Cameron. Summer- side.

Section 7. Rose-Salmon and Sal- mon-Rose: 1. Hammond Bowness. Bedeque; 2. Earl Kennedy. Char- lottetown: 8. Dr. Henry Moyse. Summerside.

Section 5. Medium and Deep Rose: 1. Albert Baker. Charlotte- toun; 2. Mrs. G F. Cameron Sum- mcrside; 3. Keith Compton, Sum- merside.

Section 9. Scarlet and Light Red: 1. Albert. Baker. Oharlottetoini; 2. Earl Kennedy. Charlottetown: 3. Keith Compton. Summerside. Section 10. Red. Crimson and Dark Red: 1. Hammond Bowness "edeque; 2. Earl Kennedy, Char- lottetown; 3. Albert Baker. Char- lottetown.

Section 11. Maroon Red and Black Red: 1. Hammond Bowness Bedeque: 2. Mrs. G. F. Cameron. summer-side; 8. Albert Baker. Charlottetown.

Section 12. Mauve and Mauve Pink: 1. Hammond Bowness, Bede que; 2. Albert Baker. Charlotte- town; 3. Mrs. J. W. MacGregor, Charlottetown

Section 18. 'Purple: 1. Keith Compton, Summerslde; 2. Albert Baker. Charlottetown; 3. Earl Ken- nedy. Charlottetown.

Section 14. Violet: 1. Keith Comp- ton. Suinmerslde; 2. Mrs. J. W .VlacGregor. Charlottetown; 3. Earl Kennedy. Charlottetown.

Section 15. smoky. Ash, Bronze Hammond Bow- ness. Bedeque, 2. Albert. Baker Charlottetown.

GLADIOLUS-8 SPIRES

Section 101-White and creamy:

berta. where he attended a meet-

Wilfred I

This flower show. which is be- ing held In the Baptist Church

hall. has more entries than in anv previous year. The exhibits include a wide

variety of flowers. and the show .wiil continue this afternoon con-

Gives Welcomei

Miss Wanda Wyati.,

vice-presi- dent of the Provincial Flower Show, is seen during the opening ceremonies welcoming the visitors and providing information con- cerning the exhibits. Miss Wyatt is a member of the Ahegweit Chapter I.O.D.E. In Summerslde. whose members were instrumen- tal in organizing and founding this annual provincial flower show. (Photo by Wotton)

salmon rose: 1. Hammond Bowness. Bedeque; 2 Mrs. J. W. MacGresor. Charlottetown: 3. Mrs. Leslie Sim- mons. Summerside. Section 108-Medium nose: 1. Albert Baker. town: 2. Hammond Bedeque.

section 109-Scarlet. and light red: 1. Albert Baker. Charlottetown: 2. Hammond Bowness. Bedeque: 3. Mrs. J. W MacGregor. Charlotte- town.

Section 110-Red. dark red: 1. Earl Kennedy. lottetown; 2. Hammond Bedeque; 3. Albert Baker. lottetown.

Section 111-Maroon red and black red: 1. Hamond Bownes. Bedeque; 2. Mrs. J. W. Maccregor. Charlottetown; 3. Albert Baker. Charlottetown.

Section 112-Mauve and mauvei pink: 1. Mrs. James Champion. Summerside; 2. Albert Baker. Char- lottetown: 3. summerside.

and deep Charlotte- Bowness.

crimson and Char- Bowness. char-

t Bown ess. Bedeque.

. each variety: 1.

Dr. Henry Moyse, (3

Colorful Display At Flower Show

cludinx: at 7 pm. Mr. Hammond Bowness of Bede- que repeated his success in last year's show by retaining the top honors for the highest aggregate of points awarded to an indivi- dual exhibitor.

tPhoiri hy Vvoitnnt

GLADIOLUS MINIATURE SECTION

Class 18-Light colors. 3 any var- iety or varieties: 1 Dr Henry Moyse, Sun-imersltie: 2 Hammond Bowness. Bedeque: 3. Earl Kennedy. Charlottetown.

Class 19-Dark colors. 3 any var- iety or varieties; 1. Dr. Henry Moyse. Summer-side: 2. Hammond Bowness. Bedeque; 3. Earl Kennedy. Charlottetown.

Class 20-Spikes, 6 any color or colors: 1. Dr. Henry Moyse. Sum.- merside; 2. Hammond Bowness,

Bedeque: 3. Mrs Gordon MacMil- lan. Cornwall. Best spike of show-Hammond

Class 30. Cactus - incurved straight or semi-cactus. 6 blooms of George MacLeaii. New Wiishire; 2. P R. White. Sum. merslde; 3. Mrs. Frank Ross, Char. lottetown.

Class 31. Decorative: I George C. MacLean. New wiltshire; 2 Hammond Bowness, Bedeque; 3 Peter R. White, Summerside.

Class 32. Decorative -- Medium: 1. Mrs. Frank Ross. Charlottetown; 2. Hammond Bowncss, IBedeque; 3. Peter R. White Summerslde.

Class 33. Pompoms: 1. Hammond BOW"?!-55. ENEQUPJ 2. Mrs. Harry Horton. Summerside; 3. Mrs. Gm. don MacMillan. Cornwall.

OTHER FLOWERS

Class 40. Snapdragon: 1 Mrs. G F. Cameron. Summerside; 2. Miss Martha MacFarlane. Summsrside; J3. Mrs. Leslie Simmons, Summer- side.

Class 41. Sweet Peas: 1 Ham- mond Bowness. Bedeque; 2. Mrs James Champion. Summerside; 3 Keith Compton. Summerslde.

Class 42. Zinnia Bouquet: 1. Miss Martha MacFarlane. Summerside; 2. Hammond Bowness. Bedeque; 3 Mrs. J. W. MacGregor. Charlotte. town. .

Class 43. Asters Bouquet: 1. Mrs E. Tanlon. Summerside; 2. Peter R. White. Summerside; 3. Mrs. J W. MacGregor. Charlottetowri.

Class 44. Carnations: 1. Mrs. .1 W. MacGresor. Charlottetown; 2 Hammond Bawness. Bedeque.

Class 45. Petunias: 1, Mrs. can Crockett. Summersldez 2. Mrs Frank Ross. Charlottetown; 3. Mrs. J. W. MacGregor, Charlotte- town.

Class 46. Cosmos: 1. Hammond Bowness. Bedeque; 2. Mrs. J. W. MacGregor. Charlottetown; 3. Mrs Frank Ross. Charlottetown.

Class 47. Marigolds: 1. Mrs. Charles Meikle. Summerside, 2. Mrs. J. W. MacGregor. Charlotte- town; 3. Mrs. C. H. Stewart, Sum-l merside. I

Class 48. Larkspur: 1. Mrs. Charles Meikle. Summcrside.

Class 49. Roses: 1. Rev. E. C Evans. Charlottetown; 2. Dr. G R. Lea, Charlottetown; 3. Mrs. G F. Cameron, summerside.

Class 50. Mixed Bouquet: 1. Mrs.

F. Cameron. Summerside; 2 Mrs. Harry Horton. Summerside; 3. Mrs. J. W. Maccvregor. Charlot-

Section 113-Purple: 1 Hammond Bowneas, Bedeque; 2. Earl Kennedy. Charlottetown: 3. Mrs. C. F. Cam- eron, Summerside.

Section 114-violet: 1. Mrs. JW. Macaregor. Charlottetown: 2. Ham-i mrmd Bowness. Bedeque.

Section 115-Smoky. ash. bronze and copper: 1. Hi-xmond Bowness. Bedeque; 2. Albert Baker. Char- lottetown.

Class 16.-Vase-7 spikes-any color: 1. Mrs. Harry Horton. Sum- merside: 2. Hammond Downess. Bedeque: 3 Albert Baker. Char- lotteiriwn

20 spikes, any color with foliage: 1. Mrs. .1. W. Macclregor. Charlotte-

Class ll-Basket-not. more than WEN. 5Ummel'5Idt'-

town: 2. Hamond Bownm. Bedeque. er: 1.

tetown.

Class 51. Mixed Basket: 1. Ham- mond Bowneas. Bedeque; 2. Mrs J. W. MacGregor, Charlottetown. 3. Mrs. Gordon MacMillan. Corn- will

Class 52 Table Centrepiece 1 Mrs. J. W. MacGregor. Charlotte- town; 2 Mrs. Gordon MacMilian Cornwall; 3. Mrs. E. C. Evans. Charlottetown.

Class 53. any Table Decoration. 1. Mrs. Gordon MncMillan, Corn- wall; 2. Mrs. J. W. MacGregor Charlotteiown; 3. Mrs. C H. Ste-

CHlLDllEN's CORNER Class 54. Bouquet - Any Flow- Carol Mercer 16-8 yearst:

lottetown.

Section 102-Blush white and

pink with white or creamy: 1. Ham- mond Bowness. Bedeque.

Section 103--Yellow: 1. 1-Ian-isnond

Bownels. Bedeque. 2. Albert Baker, C- Gngor. Charlottetown.

lottetown; 3. Mrs. J. W. Mac-

Cection 104-Orange. orange yel- 1. Hammond , Albert Baker.

Section I05-Light salmon. light

1. Hammond

section 108-salmo'n. orange ul-

mm and red salmon: 1. Hammond Downeu. led Charlottetown; mans. Summenide.

eque; 2. Albert Baker, 8. Mrs. bull: Bim-

CP'hot.o by women).

3061.103 I07wIlIC KIDOI IDII

mixed bulk wheat and barley

We also have a full line

better at any price.

seed, get our price.

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BULK WHEAT ANII BAIILEY

Unloading at our Charlottetown warehouse choice

32.67 cwt. Bring bags. exceptional value.

Hood flour. mill feeds. shell, grit. etc. Compare our prices and we know you will be a customer for there are none

We will be buying both cleaned and uncleaned timothy

P. L. MORRIS FEW SERVICE 12 Lower Queen Street.

with 75 per cent wheat at

of Shur-Gain feeds, Robin

rie Holman. Summerside.

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Mill 01'

Moyse. Bun-imerside. (9-12 years).

Class 55. Bouquet - Mined Flow- ers: 1. Oyrtl Moyse. Biuminerside (H1 years); 2. Barbara Ms.cGrs- rot. Kensington Road, Charlotte- town. (9-12 years)

POTTED HDWIBINO PLANT!

Class 00. African Violets: 1. Mrs. Arthur Allen. Bummerside; 2. Mrs. A. H. Hubley. Bummerside; 3. Mrs A. 1-1. Hubley, Summer-side.

Class 61. Gloxinia: 1. Mrs. J W. MacGregor. Charlottetown; 2. Mrs. Milton Mellish. summerside; 3. Mrs. Gordon MscMillan. Com- wall.

Clau 62. Tuberous - Rooted Be- gonia; 1. Mrs. Gordon Msclvlillan, Cornwall.

Class ea. Geranium: 1. Gordon MacMillan. Cornwall.

Class 64. Other Flowers: 1. Keith Compton. Summerside; 2. Dorothy Wyatt, Summerside; 8. Mrs. Mil- ton Mellish, Summerside

Class 65. 1. Ken Steverison. st Eleanors: 2. Mrs. A. J. Barlow, St. Eleanors.

Class 65A. Other Flowers: 1 Mrs. Eric Sheen. Summerside. 2 Mrs. Frank Ross, Charlottetown.

Special feature Judged by popu- lar vote: Basket with flowers lea-. turin; the colors in the P.E.I. coat of arms: 1. Mrs. Gordon MacMil- lan. Cornwall; 2. Mrs. MacGregor, Charlottetown.

First prize was awarded by Mrs. Arthur Allen. Summei-side, second by Miss Wanda Wyatt.

Community Planning Associa- prizes to: Childrens Corner: Class 54: 1. (6-8 3125) Carol Mercer; 1. (9-12: yrs) David Mercer; 2 Bar- ba.ra MarGreg0r. Kensington Road. Charlottetown.

Mrs.

Class 55; 1. 16-8 yrsi Cirii Moyse; 1. (9-12 yrs.) Barbara Mac- Gregor. Kcnsirigton Road. Char- lottetown

Prizes tor this years Flower Show donated by: C. C Marshall. Ancas- ter. ont.; Noweta Garden. Bur- lington, Ont; C A. Cruickshank. Toronto. Ont.; Fernclilf Bulb Gar- dens. B.C; Forest Nursery. Char- lottetoun, Cotton Memorial. Char- loltetoun; Simmons and MacFar- lane. Summerside: Experimental Farm. Charlottetown: Wilfred Cud- more. Cliarlottetown; Mrs. Eric .VlacKa,x. Summerside; Mrs Leslie Simmons. Summerside; Miss Car-

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