Monday. April 29. 1957 Fhe Guardian Page 9

Am 5 '0 he! bu-ud u y merchant mm.” mm. I in l-.uropt- ttake from:between 5.000 and l0.iXl0 tons. tint llleept whichp will regure her (if With her own fll'('l. India nmild we wakl H. dew" ' new inmlle ma" lo yea” old'".;”id M" Mr. Ind M”. ""01 Cody .ndiPP"d9lt1;;: l;"e'?lh9" l'0'-”'”'l95- tl-llfllall otfitials are not pt'e- fgi!r)iilerrt'll:lln'ni1ilf:(ll)?ntlfa'ii'is lftli" sfrlel faintly of Gagetown. New Bruns hopes to uuiux-- llmm ml lla" ”' 1”"! lWt'Illl2;auL'lI ships because of the delay with. -It! spending the Easter la m""l "ma" "p”'”"' ”''”'l 19"”! "W 0"?t'-'' holidays with Mrs. Cody": parents "" Mr. and Mrs. William Grant El- '----m---Fm larIlia- -- Irs. Florence Grant and fam- ily of summersids sent the East- er weekend It the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Hutchinson. Friends of Mr. lfitriilrl Miliar, will be interested to know that he has accepted I position at the liological Station. Bids-ford. Mr. Miller will succeed Mr. Edgar Ostway who has been advanced to I permant position with the de- partment of fisheries at Bidelnrd. Mr. Henry Grant. Etterslie. has returned to his duties with the de- partment of fisheries, aboard the inspection boat, after being at his home during the winter months. Mr. and Mrs. James Morrison.

' .t!eet to fold it-t lndla BWH5 UP 1 -W ll-luv has in thin! mlniiitiiiiltlil:.3l"llli..':"pn'l.':.-."n;”ni"""" ' a me

: M.rchant coastal and overstvas riniics. with pm-mg hpr 11...-,1,,p,,,,..m pmgramp.

I total tonnage of 3tL'.M:l. Hi the- . , . Md 0' mt mil.” "W-ynrgnlan in, But new Slllpk are difficult to

schedule of their plans for reliant navy They are there- fore searching the world market

.g . 1 i iihtt-iiti Shtptiuildt-rs all lh (or uM"d'h"'d Ship" NFQW DELHI tfieuterst .lnd1,pl-96.5-66. she liopts to own a nier- m,,.1d ha”. b.m.kIu1,, Mnvgideue ..w d b V . is in t.ie market for set-uiid-hand,th8nl Hair of Ltitititititt grim reg- 51,ipw..(h " i 3 "9 V93 Y l-0 "Y My ShtP

feel more certain of ht-in: able . she to import the iital tiiarliiiteigx shipping needed for the miintry's

eight years. increase her

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Smelter Power Corporation

ll'W"'l'"t-itptl ttflilFl ltlr i4IG of rhu iimunre M 0ueh.c:

Fir" Mortitate Sinking Fund Bonds swig Series due 1977 To be dated Ma! 1. I957

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SUMMERSIDE CO-OP BOARD OF DRECTORS

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gf-1illil'f'l of the 1951 director-ith, you fiscal year. and l'f!p0l'lf!dtlrP: I-"RON? ROW-nod Mae- Frank Jardlne and Sterling Mll- W '1, mg gummgrsgg. cwpg,-. - asalol business amounting to more; Nevin. manager of the lummm lor. I -and faily, Summerslde have spent '..ml association. Ltd.. are men than stiamooo. Members of this co-- Ilda Co-Op: Mrs. Arnstt llninsoa. MM 0!! ll" Mlfd ft! d'm"0I'I the past two weeks in Ellerslie, at uni”; -lollowinz the annual mtiel'lttit received I -'5 P" 0"" Nblul A"ll0n Pftllltt. president: William ltltl Iltllllnl 970'" 11" 35"" NW0 the the home of Mr. Morrisonts '11: at the organization on Wednev on their purchases of the past year. Cairns. vice - president: Vifg I" 5"”'l' 79'5" "M Edd" parents. Mr. and Mrs. .lohn Mor- 4,.'. 111-111. l and 5 per cent interest on thelsl Matthew. secretary. ITANDIN Cllflh rison. Jimmy had the misfortune ' -1-1, . '.-inoperative showed I net share capital. xErroll liaughlln, Roy Rayner. Al- "N0 5! WW" of injuring his arm. which result. , .1 ,i "1 more than 3.11.000 for. From left to right in photo abovol bert Linltlatter. Edmond Gallant. ted in his being unable to work- " ' I 1 V Z The otiiiami of this district

r who are enjoying the Easter holi- days with their respective par- ents. are Miss Judy and Dorothy

Ta mature May l. W77

I "H"-I. fllav 1. anti Novenillcr l) pavalile in lawful money ol 1 1 s lt.iiu.t-is in ( dltdfla. foitpon bonds. dertoiiiinations 8500 and nvllmi "flltllrilltlf 1! '0 nrinripal mtlv. amt fullv registered hoods in denominations of 81000 and authorized multiples thereof. Renter-in.ilile ttor ntlter than sinking fund ptirposcst at the option of Fhfi (I9"'l'rA'll','ais)a whole at any time Ill .itlt,p.it'l from time to time, on 30 tlai's' notii-e, up to and "" l."”'K 1 Wt -l- H53. 3' 3 ltltlttllillttt 0i 5 ',,. the pr:-uiiuin thereafter decreasittg ,'.' of 1911 for catch you t-oinmeuced or elapsed to aml iiirltitliiu; lpril .lIt, 1077, and thereafter without premium. in each cgeewith arcriirrlf interest to the date int-il tor rcdeinptinii; provitled f.ll8.C.ll0 such reilt-mptinn mav he 1 1 E ” "fl 0" 0' ll" "" -Aiftfll 30. 1907 rlirf'vllV.0.r lll(lirPt'llV from or in anticipation of ninuevs borrowed ll

i m on at-roiint of the t oiiipaui or am" aittliaietl i:oui1i.uiv at an interest rate or .'m etii-riive interest r""' '9 ll" (-0l"ll'"'V "F RIIVElntll-tlvtli'mit1iaiti'nfl('snili.iti3'Hl':,1)cr tintlttm. RPtlt't'lll.tl)lP for alflkittg llllttl purp0se.it up to and iiiclutltug April .l(). 1960 at a pic-iuiuiu of 2! f"(,. the pieiiniint tliereafter din it-astiig M of l"n lor i-arh vetir roiiiim-iicctl or elapsed to and including April it), 1076 and there- altcr without pftmllttlt; in earl: case with at't:riieil iiiterest to the (late hxed lot rcilcinption.

Priticiiial. premium and semi allltttgl 11.: Canada at any limnrli of the ('niu1u1i1.

s o-on

Ia visiting her parents. Mr. and Mn. Wildred g. Middleton. David Mat-Far Inc and Cattle

11 1 ' , 1 I . . . .. Toonstiis. stilidenta Fat W.h(;1.darei:l,:n':'.p':':'erd';ngR;,):::1l:! :'"lal,:'I':s lrustre: Guaranty 1 rust Loinpany of Canada. We" "5 l 9" 1" " M 3'" ('nIlr-ge Charlottetown and Mr ith th.' . ti areal in' 1 ' t . t ' 3..-tiequ.”." I-Mp” V. P I ""3" ""f"'lll' "ll" '9 1' tlmlrnl Stock Purchase Warrants

at Mount Allison University, Sack- ville. N. B. The F.llerslie,W. I. met in the Senior school room for their re- gular meeting on Tuesrlay April

WELLINGTON

' The Pint Mortgage hinting Fund Ronda 35'"-C. Series due I977. in riehiiitivq lam. when Migrlnallv igugd. I!" rnrrv Stock Piivvhase Warrants detachable I ter November I. I037, entitlin the llnlrlv-rs: nl gm-)1 wgnuyg '9 Pl!"-llttsf fully paid and non-assessable r .. .. iiliares of the par value of El each nl the rapifal storlc of l l-sstern Mining It Smelttn Corporation l.td. (No l'er.sntial l.iabilitw as piesentlv mnstittited. It the rate I i

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of ill shares lnr earl: ll.

ENJOYED THE TURKEY

, - - - . ' lev Ferrlsh. Helen Mrs. run staff members of the Sum-' lng. f',f)n1l)lfIFfl with it hot tuikeyi l)e5 Roche S.iir . . ..;....io f'n-operative Asst'tt'lallOll.: dinner en.io.ved Hy Hail and niatti-lllliittheiis. Alis Hardy. and Jen ", 9.", woo, .1 the annual meet-1 hers. From left to right. uni Mariel nie Milliaan. IPIIMI 5! Womtll

BEDEOUE

have returned to their home In Central Bcdeque. after spending the Winter months with their son Lorne at Rt-ad's Corner. Mrs. Harold Clark is I patient in the Prince County Hospital.

Mr: Norman MacDonald and two children of Crapnud arr spend- ing the Easter holidays with her

Mifldlrlnll. have returned from I two weeks motor trip to Chicago. lll.. U. S. A.

. friend. Miss

His many relatives and friends deeply regret to learn of the ser- ious illness of Mr. .lnhn S. Barlow in F. 1-2. Island Hospital. Charlotte- town. A speedy recovery is hoped for by one and all.

Mr. and Mrs. ftiissell lleriiard and family of Hunter River were visitors on Sunday at the home of

. Mr. William Barlow.

Miss Myrtle Ferguson who re cently spent several days viii- iting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ferguson. left on Wednes- day morning for 11. S. A- to re- sume her work there.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harlmess and 2 young daughters of N. it. spent the, Easter holidays with Mr. and Howard Barlow.

Irlrr many friends will regret to learn of the illness of Mrs. Ralph Ellands of McNeill's Mills at her home.

Service was held at 7.30 pm. on

i Mr. and Mrs. Ted l.. Arillllllllll -had as their Easter holidays VII-l nor: their sona Eddie from Kim- mtslil. Paul who is stationed lli Coverdale. Moncton with the Roy-1 at Canadian Navy and touts who: ls building Superintendent for that Quebec Telephone Co. and his. Clemr-nee I.avaic.. both of Rimouskl. i

gf'.”'.'1'-t-.”'i I'M 1”” Wm" Mr. and Mrs. Albin Richard snal,,:,'1l,','";l,f ,",,',,x't.,A1,T,"":,:lJL',"iffl' NR l, . Par P DWI. . - - Mr. and Mn mm," wrixht family have moved to 5""""""'” neiis. All wish her a speedy rvtiirii

side for I few months.

Mrs. Oliver Gallant who has. been receiving treatment ln P.C.

East" Sund” In wemngmn Unhaiid small son Alvin of Waverly.

ilth. where they enjoycd ii social evening, with their husbands as guests. A nice sum was real- ised and I tlelicioiis lunch served by the Ladies. Mrs. Baylicld Murpliv, Fla-t Rldefnrrl. was the guest of llr. and Mrs. Thomas Reeves. Sum- merside. during the Easter holi day.-. 1 Miss Jeanetta Ogden lrrntn-. painted by a friend Master Johnny Wallace. Elmsdale. were the guests of Miss Ondeifs part-tits. 1Mr. and Mrs. Harold (lillis, Eller- site. on Good Friday. April 19th. Master Donnie sheen. Summer- slde. visited recently with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Burlcigh. Mr. and Mrs. -ilhril hlt'.N'min and family. Halifax. NS spent the Easter holidays with Mr. Mr-.N"'v- lnla parent. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. MrNevin. llerslie. Mr. and Mrs. Bertrum Phillips

hi, S. spent the Easter week:-ml

rose Millar and brother Rnv.

Darby. Siimmerside. spent it frw

g . principal anioiiiit of such Bun ls, at a ' time it N bk 1. 1957 Id Including May i. l9oJ, It the following prices: ( " I " mm "' " ' 8 km per share up to and including May 1, NW; thereaftqv I 3.50 per share tip to and iiirlnrling Klav l. 1000; tliereafid 3 750 per share. up to and including llav 1. I961. thereon.- 3lll.00 per sham up to and tnrludiiig May I, W65.

Vautertl Mining l Wneliing f'r-rpniaiiinn l.frl. (Va Permit-it l.iah1litv) will execute I Ti-1...; kg.-gempaq with the Trustee rmenanting to Lee Ixailahlr it wll-rieni smotmt of its suthorired common shares to cover the exercise of the ll Irrsnts. The imsi Agreement will inrlude prmisions for appropriate adiustments ll the number of shares issuable. pursuant to the rights attai-hing to the Warrants in certain events. including I subdivision of that company's eommmi Iliarea and the declaration of I stock dividend thereon.

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lerslie. spent the Easter weekend visiting with friends in Summer-l side.

Mr. and Mrs. Vii-tor Caniphell accompanied by Mr. t7amphell's mother, Mrs. I). t'amphi-II of AI- berton. visited recently with their luster and tlsutzhler, Mrs. Allison England. Ridcfnrrl.

to good health. Mr. Ind Mrs. Albert Sharp, mot ored in (Theory on Friday eve-

Aprl. N31.

Credit in tet-provincial.

the opinion of counsel these Ronda will be investments in which companies registered under Part of The ('iinadian and Rritisli lnsiii';itii'e (inmpanics Art may. wit'noiit availing themselves fit

that purpose of the provisions.of subsection (4) of Section 63 at said Act. invut their funds or any portion thereof. '

We offer. I! principals. tlieae Bonds, if, as and when issued and arrepted b an, gubject to pi-Sq

sale and change in price and to the approval of counsel of all legal matters.

Price: 98 and accrued interest It is exported that Bonds in interim form will be available for delivery on or about May 6. Mil.

d Ky ' p R d "ed Chlmh by Rm W. B. MM”. 1 wpy at! the ejtcusl qitring prospectus will be furnished promptly at royal. "Ml, '"', '”' l'j'""1 W": ',V,;ipiiaii with .' large attendance. "' ""l' """" l" ”"t'”'''- W" ' Celtlllifaillelllgillflllllem :lllllleI:l sllhey 1 At. t-lose of the service it lrniin oil M” m'lm”l' "'"'l""- M” P"'t

' 1, .. w, A, l shoot. 33 members was served: . ;';::'hg''”"m”.''''d -" M" gsunmmh IMTI. lt'.sty lnnglsnd. who now re- . loyal Securltlea 1 Miss Adele lit-nder-inn Halifax Member or Unit-rt Church "'1" "1"" M" "m" M” w' E" u'''"”

1-; ,1 '11; it . t , ('hnir met til the home of Mrs.l V . "',n,1'i1',r..., "rV;'.,,rg.'i1e.l,.i'..l1-','l,.:, Howard Barlow on Wed. nigni,lf:'?ji;””' "'”k '” ”" '"”"” "' ” W. C. Pitnelci & Company; I. G. Beaublen & Co; leeb-T. Ladord 39d"t1"'- M W E w h l"'' ”""”5”" Mr lltlfl Mrs Harold rtiitu tr.i umlwd Limit” l""7"5 Mr. and rs. A rt . rigt ' ' i '

Midland Securities Corpn. lawaaa. llanaalael Limited Linus!

Llmltia

Mrs. Edwin Mat-Fnrlt-ne is I ""59"" ll"

V"-l""""l l'"'"' "' ning where Mrs. Sharp visiterl with

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utliri American flew tilnna this month in rescue the son held as I hostage. (PA Wircphoio)

'll'l -lnicrtriiii pilot. Henry Rush. of I wealthy Chinese liiiiilness

. . . man from communist hands Bushl l mm mm link how h:m:,ndR.;isaid he flew into Human Province

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to resuce the boy who had becn

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V TIMELY NOTES ON Fllll TOPICS

-nme zinooo dressed Argenta m.nk were 97 per cent sold It the Wu York Auction Company's re- rent sale. Prices were quoted by tho i-omptiny as very firm coni- tarrrl with February. mm of .'l.00n Jasmine was too per

A collec-

secretary of the National Board said the rurreiit trend in rnlnk prt-l ces calls for long faces. He said that in the absence of extreme changes in market conditions this year mink ranchers cannot expect relief in the importation of for-

'led more than four years ago. Mr.

patient in the Prince County hospi- tal.

Mr. Aldon l.m1rd. Sackville. ls spending his Easter holidays with his part-nts. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lesrd. Bcdeque.

Miss Georgina Leartl. Toronto. is spending her Easter holidays with her mother. Mrs. Amy beard. Central Redeqiie.

Miss Catherine Craig. Halifax.

ripiilly responsible for this rather daring fur "rouit" ls Eugene Den- ton. president of the store. who takes it special Interest in his fur department. The whole thing star-

Deiiton has been in constant touch with the auction company in N1!- way and when I large quantity of the type of skins he was look- ing for appeared for sale. he was ready to art.

He had an agent iiiii-chase the skins he wanted and iv Christmas time he was able to offer the fird of the Norwegian blue for pieces at 8115. The Christmas venture was something in the way of an experiment. The experiment prov- ed so succeaaful, Mr. Dentoa sun. that he was able to follow through

Mont Carmel.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph l.. Gal- lent of Sht-diae N. R. recently vis- ited parents and friends in Mont Carmel.

Messrs Gerard. Peter M. and Alphonse Gallant have been pre- paring thelr lobster gear for fish- ing season at Park Corner.

Ben Polrler of Royal Canadian Navy recently visited his parents over the weekend.

Friends of Mr. Paul Perry are pleased to learn he has Increas- fully undergone surgery in Prince Country Hospital.

Mr. Euient Arsevtault of R. f'. A. F. station It Summerside recently visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Arsenault.

. Mr. Nazaira Arsenault was I recent visitor in Monctoti N. ll.

Little Miss Lucy Arserisiilt. daughter at Mr- Ian Mrs. Em-tide Araenanlt. has returned home from P. C. llottpital.

Sympathy is extended to bereav- Id ones is the passing of Mrs. Geneivleva Arsenatslt. wife of the late Anita I. Arsenault to her ll rd year It her home in Eg- ruont Bay. The funeral was held on Monday. lllgh Mass was relie-

I Mr. Sharp's parents, Mr. and Mrs. l0rrle Sharp, while Mr. Sharp at

tended an l.. fl. I. mention. .along with some other fricml: lfrom Ellerslle.

1 Miss Catherine Pniinirr. who is Inow attending Summerside High ,School. left on Good Friday mor- ning April lmti by train lnr St. .lohn N. R. where she will spend I week visiting with Mr- and Mr: Melvin l-lutchinson and Mrs. I-2. D. Vliirent and family.

Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Ktsrvaiiit. lllllerslle. were recent visitors in Charlottetown They iser art-omp lanied as far as Milton. lw Mrs. !MIt-CIiill's mother Mr-. Neil. who hss been visiting with them and their family.

Congratultitlona are being as tended to Mrs. Albert Sharp and tin Mr. Emmi-rson Barlow-. who were winners of the Ever wear aliiminiim past in the Crettni of the West flour content of L. A. Burlelghs store and no Mrs Wm: ard Harlow Ind Mrs. Leigh Craig who won at P. M. Mtit:Caiills store.

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lllull N

'1!!! light. secponstw Umnogf. . . mu

smooth. surging power of the nveetew runniri motor ever? VIM cit-Iii. curve- swepr eauty of line and engineering of advanced design? Whatever your ideas in

precision performance and luxurious looks m you'll find them all in the sparkling new 1957 Hillmsn Minx Sedan. Here is the car ou'Il know is so completely new. so right or you... when dnvin or parking or inst admiring. You'll find I rain is of new colours. in ten combinations. Take the wheel and know the feel of sheer motoring satisfaction. Here II the car that pays rrthiire to your lute Ind clear judgment . . . for the cost of HillmIn's look of luxury is quire

mil sold with prices in per cent eign mink. Import litzurt-t again Wm, 31", 1,", M M, ,1". H "5 MUM W ROW '03:" r59llg':" 'II The brown portion of the cat- increased last year. They meet 1"", prpgpnljllnll In the aprill. '''";,"'m:'' 'w' .."J" F tlwtiir romprising about l4.tW from i.657.0fl0 in i955 in l.tlflti.tlm wmci. 1m.,u.m W" .1-9.1., p. l''- d "9" ""- ""9"

a look of luxury at a price

Mrl. John Marouarrie has stuns. was 90 per cent sold. Dur- in 1956. Of these! the groiitcsi im- 5mm,” 'l-00 3- Held IM Mtlltotly GtI::ttl- ,,mrm,d mm M, wjnylm, H”, in: the latter part of the sale 9.000 ports were in Scandinavian mink Sim, ,,,,.n. m, pmmomm .4 Stanley Gaiittet and G in ., mm". N5 mm, M ,".r W, rerulean stewarts wcresa per cent which increased from fl8.'l.00tl in 11,". mm. M. 5.... . W .9 "'dl'- "gt 1.1. gm, M1-1 mm M". up old and 4.900 leriilean breath of 1955 to l.I43.('m in 1956. Canad- 1",, ,on.1.mm1" .41-.11,” w.,. Mgcqugn-1.. ”"E W"? 100 PG? CC?" Sltldv ll” ll" mink l"Cl'9l39d ll'0"' 745-0?” mad. with paniciiiar atnpllah G A capacity audience assembled 'p D0l'HCEl:l sloldxmwarauaknuetsea in 1955 to 791.000 in 1956. ' 1. mmptm 111.11 M Am-11 17 to ill”. - E 8 1- - - '1 "Our ex rte." he said. "incress- The at: of success in the cant hear and enjoy the i'nrict.v mn- l' l3l'I0')' ttf I-mill Qlllmlllu 39” ed .'lXl.fll)pr?clts over in year ago." lof tiigefoa pieces occurred in It! '",x,: "mi rert sponsored by the Y. P. S. "'” A l-"0 c0ll'0'l0" "7 milk According to early results of I spring I rouple of years ago. so ".1 mum” M ,5, mm, d hi. of Hampton. solos humrrttts recit- hrnuzht t22..it for averalt Ill9l- breeding survey now being coisdiie- cording to Mr. Dalton. In I little "M; M, "M M" V 3. M". tattoos. steptlanclng. in costume "4 '"h:Ifl'l".l”:9""ll ""100 Ill ted by the For Farms nrgaalaa- over I month's time. the fuses ' ' ' '

modest, hardly more than you'd for sh ms an ..... it ....... like production on .... .. .. .. ..... .. .... ,,i--- we 0- M-L Ar" "..:..t.""t.'. .'i?:"ifi2i you can afford my rm me an see one. '63-u --5 At I meetingdheoiui Lana year. . . Deiitoa eoasid- "I" an unum. W! W.” narry Ihimford. wlled away the .-' and you own I car beyond compare...rhe rontkiatfnciatifhhl in Illlwaa- M. H pg V "3. huge. M." Dawn unnd evening with. Mr. Allison ls0:a."::l;: most spacious and gracious in its class...

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tho aparkllng new t

son ..t-ompsnists. A sale of calms by Mr. Melville Dell together with i ' door receipt: realised the sum of

be '” "mm "'. "9." "l'l""' l” twee OIIM to he used for r-hnrt-It l

h”"” -1gt-viiirids improvements

- 1 Large and appreciative smlien

- Wm 3! MP9! N9 339' present to hear and en- tld Jonah Dnbar Mm 3', llI.e"F.aIter service of public

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funmf alvrmvl? Eleven Jon

-an oiimaw dtlrmypla-u.

5 ' I ' ' '” "nun " I H” Marnmigald and Mrs. J. expenses. George llsyers. President of the It

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lined to produce improve the gully is heiter prices for let: lterron. who was I atlonal Board

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