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— S1CTI0N TWO '_ torority Mmnhm on three I M Alpha late Chapter, _— W, meeting last week In the home cfct_JI_ will to at 6 p.m. •ni dinner will be served at 7 An invitation ni reeeivied from 30 Tta Chspter of Margate tar thr Joint Inshi niton May 9 in the hnrw it Mm B. T, QttpmtB 1 ta \J*rpstf were Uwa for Thr iferred Pr/moulh A muk-lf win • thr *r«vtww at M pmgr*m hnnitk for Hall _* m*«prlnfi • Pounder'% Hfimj TMMMNW CMMSt CAMP FFMTfflLTON TALir Rnwv Tlvwnnsori «or anri M-v I. \1 Thftmmnr, (hi Nlsirini t'n 1 ^, Rrni 4"Virr *. Ov ?nf n i***^ n* H n **r >i-H'inr ni%*e*!int ••inr rtf 1 «, tit Lent 5 BEAU I T JALKJN * SPBCIAUZING IN PfRMANENT WAVING HAIR TINTED OPOI YEAR 'ROUND tyyuc KIM hu' ym, RO BOSWELL'S BEAUTY SALON « ~ i"_rr ~ m »" • ••»"•*•* WTIRS e Specializing in Permanent Waves 7§4 Aabury Av«. Dial Wf-l 141 HILOEBARD'S MAUTY SAION COMPLETE BEAUTV SERVICES • Er«iiing Accomroodttioo0 # AMURY AVE, DIAL NMMI CERRUTJ BEAUTY SHOPPE lOit OUR mm YEAR Dial DOROTHY'S "•"" SHOPPC DOT'S sum ANNIVEWSAHY MONTH I lt#fp • in cw#ofofv I OfBN 5 DAYS A WEEK Hal BOHUS WIU-S, Pnp. f M • Jl 111*1 1.IH iila. €L_H> jreoents Deauty jtnp aATTSIA«$TYlJ8T$ L^V^j .- ; mm^^m^m __^__^__a _H__to__^1 __^__^__i"__^__i_fc. isa*- " B * ." î "i 7, JJL m "> -\ '' prwr. hnr, the or 43; MM** In- w* will *.- ^^^^^ ^fc^fc^^^B ,*•"* v tnt fc h *.*. |W. > '*»iH i,u , i ,.„ t, JI •!««• an tifc .,, ., (Mi «JU«? Ilin' ii nil- KO «_-__> £_** V us fur*. i» pf¥f__.-w. the _vl_-ry, D;d yvu kmiw that in ihv »>;irly *t_jf the ^.ica'Lvs were O-y.* it fix* M Wit* tii trasil b»^ and. -Jttxxigh anme of its tiwught it was a little too salty, we «:II ate it. We then made plans for a breakfast rookout to be held Saturday morning. Each of us was anigned a Job to do. We appointed Mr. WiggletwQrth to the "wood gathering' committee and are hoping he will accept the Job. We learned • new song and sang some of the others we have learned this year to end our meeting. • • • BMWN1I TROOP 27 The last two meetings the girls made name plaques These are done with alphabet noodles and popsicl? sticks. Each girl put her name and troop number on her plaque. We will goon be making Mother's Day gifts. The mother-daughter banquet will be held on Wednesday, May 18, at 6:30 pm at the Quality Court Motel, We wffi give an "Around t*e World" show with each girl telling about an Man she has tram another country. Pack 55 Cubt Plan BEESLEY S POINT — The Pinewood Derby, scheduled for Saturday. May 21, at 10 a.m.. was discussec at the mertnt of the Committee t Aib Scow Pack SB. The derby will be httd at Upper TomMMp SHv: Thf' pack wtU have a booth at the •Wonderful World Of ScoutinR" show to be held on May 13 and H at the Omberlaad CaMty Fair Grawt^ Brtdgeton. Bach Den in the Pack wtU do skits which they wfU rotate Tntfwportadon wffl be provided the Attending the Ralph Ma, Mrs. Hay Young. Mn! wttUfer. 3__AVH_LE — The SeavlDe Volunteer Fire Company Auxiliary will (April ») and Saturday (Apri. 3»> M the AmtMfcV-ee Oargm EM_d_s« in Cape May Owirt Howe. Friday hour* far the «ale wtU be from 9 • m to S p.m., and « S«tenky from 9 __m. .^ ' *^ *C £'.%* -Viof Aft,! Jrpth t(.» IN- p i 1 - ,t Takes fo travel ;K'n,»« tiur f\mntr> today' In a new unit in Sofia! Studies, we will learn how fransportafjon in New JITSPV has (!»•- \eloped and changed. We will aim learn how people eamm_nk-afi» to day, and how ways of rommunira. ting have changed over the yours. IMS. MARK SRAMCH Mrs. Branr-ti's sreond and thirH reading groups are havinir fun planrung puppet shows The rhihlren anlooking in bonks or making up pupiict plays to use. The children uin choose the parts and ihi-n maki. the puppet i. Since we have had a Chinese play we are interested in China. To help j us to learn more «hout China «.« :• made bt¥>kli-ts abuut_ QJIIM. Th_i i eniiaren "nave 'Sroupit thinKs in * from China, | ance this is the time of year trem have tads on th< m, Mrs. Branch r«d aloud the poem Trees 1 ' ^r Joyce KUmer. Then the ehildren drew a picture of the tm the poem painted in thrtr mlnd«. • • • Ma. JOMPH TMI11 The children heM an eleftifin of officer! and organizefi a srudnt government Msortation. The nu-m. btrs •re; Presidc-w ViTTKin Ti-iicli Vice Prwidenl Alfred Hardy, &N 1 retary Carol D«VIH, Ad\-iv>ni Rhui.i l-mshley and Anthony DeWitt. Th«» ** ** * IW'jup fwrnulafcrf srime rules ! •*(;. 'I'll- • • • • . • ^ — ! •- — 94 Percent Of Area Eligibles Enrolled In Medicare Program lta> MOW Indtvktuab ffi wrf ow tVtltilMS, up Mr Mnlhmrf, Social Se- MMMMrr RiilM'n R, Blanr re- THP AllMtllf lily in! in thp^ AlWintU' K«tr ,tM\dlm.-tkl »fc>» li juii rtvr Orran with th*> whii h re- . fivt* |*"r 'ri'i'nl un- »k>1 »«> riven! Itûlatiiin in M.iy '.he |M) jiiiMii- i III/IIM in lite ' 1 ^! «h»i lv»\e fWit >t-i inudi' up i*Hti in tats I'lshiT «iiy hiut' a tilth 1 t'i'iv liiiu- -ii *hu'h Io ill! «ai. Hi.iiij' •MLJ lhAE aunt 1 iiia> Ifcii haw liei ti J».I:V iW 'he pi-es UHIS lkailhne may \t\i i tint MHHVH ihi'y iiii t-hjiihh 1 or i!»*> ikii hrtM- hwti irifiinni^l I* ! K i i-i\>l«'i (ii i\ !unii yirurs fitr an- 1 . f tfu; r irwtaH,i'iiitw . • ' • " ' • . . ' • •• What do [)u figu B.. More information, tree booklets on Medicare, and asfistaace in filing nre available in the Social Security UffUf at renmylvaiiia and Padcc a%H. in Ai::"i'c City. The staff in Uv. SoHal Seairlry Office at piTumylvai-a und Pbciflc w.•Ay SEf, Philadelphia, Camden and New York •IM-SN (•(• City, Wildwood, Cap* May' and Atlantic City Ocean City Terminal Ninth M and AManlle Art. Phone: 309 1296 P. R.S, L, larminai T«nih and Hww tiraal Phon«: 399-2182 »V-tiC HJIViCf MMOtMTU HMWWf Modern Rdpc_»nt cost anythj ** Mi m mi **a1 H b •NI wyr INNM ^—• —# ***^»»^Pf-afw ww ^ W T I B mi cai ''HMHB __^__^_t __^__^ 1_I_^_B ^ mmm _ ^^» Êm WBE J__H_C_fl^_B_H_k_J_h_k,_W Jki • *' ' •• --V" - ? - ^ -T r* A*'' ^ 1 " . V. '-V.^ WMW^k _l__^_^_^_b _a _> _fc _. _j I_I_D_H JB _1H_MW _P_r_^_^_fe • v ^ J THI •WL fa more ule r •_-l-l-^r!r .- ^ . inetoa AlMllii|9affti«|Ml«fM|j ~ T W«%TBRwll|ri 6 ' * - ' ;• • ^ - _ . * ' - ' / AHWL Women's C/ub E/eefs W/7//om Co///ns President ri»te of offiperi Mn. WUliam Collitwas accepted by At Women* Qub of Urt we** in CerHral PWor. ,,„ comprtdng the »inte rpn»etitfd by Mra. John ân of the nominBting t Mn. Henry Gilson, Mn. Frank r«i»m>r, Mn, W.IIU-m of the Unwood .Hecreation Mulholland. Fedprnlion rpportrdlhul the prr.i would give her nnnunl report ,,t he NewJ^.yStmcK.^.ra^nS,,^ D,sin 'nil runytiiii tv sî ii- tin i! Ijnw «.l I.,hf-ir% 1 ; [• -.|il.i> il the •US TRIP SCHEDULED Ri vr\i4'ion«i are h«-ng taken for fwtj bus inpv The frvf ,,s si'hitiule«i for June l.'i ancl ».!l he to 'he 1,-rin t'a*.(K» ,n Chi rn, H.il n» Jimmy J)e,in Tile M-ennil s* il tie a 'r.p 'II i •i|>ifisiiri»i SV.irhi War I' r '. Mn|i>_i;. Ui Ml MKT REDUCTION M0RT6A6. LOANS THi SEASHORE and ASSOCIATION !• IKJHTH STRUT DIAL 399-0250 HUE FNSUKANCE NATIONWIDE FACILITIK OfFICI LOCATED-2ND FLOOR CAM MAY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK BUILDING OCEAN crnr, NEW Seashore Gardens e • • - - • . " • . » • * N THI OCIAN CITY SENTINfLÊDOKR START OF TOUR _ Business course students at Ocean City High School board BUS for tour of area business establishments under ACES program. COAIMLNICATIO\S — Student Sandy (left), of the Ocean City office of the telebwing sits at the switchboard in the long phone company, and by Mrs. K. L. Wilson distance tralTic department of the New (right) assistant chief operator, The other Jersey Bell Telephone Co. in Pleasantville students include (1 to r.) Linda Danner She is supervised by Robert Davenport Julia Fallow and Rosemarie Coppa. POWER — ACES students also visited the Data ProlnK Center of the Atlantic City Electric Co/at Pleasantville. Here the students look at a computer board, _t»xplained by Daniel Lawler (right) (-onuMiny employee. Th# students are (1. tor.) Judy PetUt, Thomas Steele, Pain McDonnell and Mikey Mason.^-Grainger Photos, ACES Introduces OCHS Studes ACES in any derk ot cards, repmwntu AP hichfrt value In the deck. ACES, when -pHled with tow opin_l Mten, repre-ent a highly «*ccrmful eflort to fwrlciHate Americans in the high value at thrir heri- lor the Ownpetitive Enterprif* Imtxporatod. ywr Omtn Oty Wgh School MtydentK are partk-ipating in this profar the fir_* Onte, AOS, A t. BOfrpritttaril dttiew'w. _ nv te _•! over T 1 i r i • t i l • • HII I i*rmti-f__l film dealing with tho ways in which busineMies are operated wax -town. Toun ol are* industries were made by flhe atudent* during Che Mvond day of the ptmpain, Tuetday. Dur- ^m_B ^b_^_K 4—^_^_, —AaBdS_^_^_ «_^_^ —fe—b—^_L— mg S M mm, nnmii mci people who work la mmetsimty capacities and employees of the businensos vWted, ' Hi |ii mi--itlv€-! of the vartowt uv teMH vWtod wiU come to the •chool on the third and last day of to pcnlufa in indivkhMl n about operatkM-i of oamp-uries. Toptc» for dtict-w-on wiU include iWORK VISIT DUTCH COUMTRY Porty-onp persom onjoyed the chartered bus trip to Lancaster, Fa., conducted April 16, The visitor* had a true Pennsylvania Dutch dinner served at an Amish farmhouse and alti-niJed a Fair given" by the Amish Relief Fund. Highlight of the Fair waa Che auctioning o* 200 handmade quilts. SS* Mr$9 Ehmmpmrgmr Yields Gavel Of Bridgeton District, WSCS More than M0 women attending I Mrm W. Grvyi Schalk*. a the Annual Spring Meetbnc of the^ l Bridfetan District Woman* Society o/ the Board of the of Christian Service Thumtay is Method!* Oommunity to MillvLUe wMnewed the, inrtallatioo Ounden, i H of Mrs. Berdamin F. Rainear of Wm VmsA Homer arriv«l thi. Salem as new president to MUM dutie» M director of the Mn. William R. Ebensperger, Jr., Center. of this dry, who completed four _B_^ ^_^_b _P_I ___—I V_^_^_^_B _ ^ I K 4_l^_^_i yean a* president, WM givwi an tan DLsMet pMce of ODjMO honorary membennlp and ptn. SheWoman's Society weefc atXMOd also presented gift* to the retiring world for 1S86-W was accepted and officers. officers wen elected far the uv year, in response to nt Spring MU Osil a rtpraMBtadw of Fmimd At Dinnmr society taroucht focwaid a CM toward mad-ell supplies for the Guta 1 g-f'î in Iiberia. In tto att-tnom sâdon Mm B, CJwtHner, secr_tuy of Harvey W. Adams A group of about 30 friends and business amociate* gathered at • dinner in the Flanders Hotel Monday evening to wish well for Harvey W. Adams upon his retirement as Mere, tary-manager of the Ocean dry Home Savings and Loan A_»octat_an. Lawrence M. Lear, president ol the board of directors of the Associat-on, served as tosurtmaster at the dLnner party honoring Che fom_er dty cammissioner who served 22 years as manager of the home saving* and loan group, Adama, who has established Ml private accounting office at 3rd st and West av.. was pro-anted a larew.-ll gift of golf equipment. Adams and his wife, Ella, announced plaiK to spend part of their time each year at their Cape Coral home In Florida. They reside here «t IT Walnut rd. year. Working with Mr*. IU_ne-_r, IHB B JI^BO^KI win ne two w&> men tan Ckpe May Oounry; Mrs. Willtam MeNMMzs, of Ckpe M*y. of Supply work, aad wood, as Sub-Wstrtct Leader No. 5. During the ptadgi service Mdl local frcMUTCT mum forward with her ndctya pledge for McAfee, bvkone M OK -his dty, •as three solas and an originml pafeut, "Dayi
.•a - i , :„,, OCCASION Members of Fergu- Port M60 VFW burned their at « celebration Saturday evenabove are rt. to r.) Robert Lewis, vice commander; Jack Feairheller, .. . _. ifngTnmert Auxiliary A mum «t fen^n affaire experts m. - , _.-. ' MM m OS. teCMri Md r>*-. fleets rVtfw Officers ' • f tfar Uimwd .Hk'iOM ' M« Margie GabrfcUc was _-.., aar ate **t ye* to m.mjm. . MONEY . . . NERVES THE CITY BUS MY m ._ ran OHLY 25f y a p BWv •» • a.m., unW 4 T TYM OCtAW OTY MITMft4 past commander and program chairman: Charles Oldfleld, national activities direc- CONGRATULATIONSS Mrs Raymond Mrs Grubb dutrict deputy was mstalling tor; and Albert Wright, junior vice comGastgeb (righti is congratulated by Mrs Mae officer At left is Mrs Alice Bach, who was mander.—Senior Photo. Grubb (center* after being installed as Poca- seated as Wenonah—Senior Photo hontas of N'atona Council Friday evening. Exchange Club Inducts Pair Natona Council Seats Staff; >X4 ".tr/MWomW Arvo ff«pr*s«nfo#iv* Sefs ^Birthday Nighf Friday j - * w * nl ' ehauroan of tho Souttt-m New Jt-r fMroUng Uie gpy Sec-flan of the tarttufe gnwrs of AU Hw> I* tmMe «ML DiiBMted ««t , trie baiy and at a Ekvtnma meeting tuM Enginwrs rt«—ntly. Auxi Johnton and Frrri Math.s , Other officers elected arc Mrs. as rnfmbcrs of rh*« Charlotte SjfkTavagf, vice c-hiurmaji; Mr». Gntchai Bin^Mun mm-spuni- «JinniT-ni«'fjiK Mnfiriay t«\-j-jnng in «wi *. tag •Mrwafy: Mrs, «Lpf HasMr r»». Mac's H««iiauru« m «*B| leeretiuy: and Mrs, Judi Tht- n«t' manbiTM O'DanvU. treasurer fay l^st Pri-iKtervl Rtiht-n Sharp Ms, Kathy.names, chairman, ton. 'A , i J'jftjWcjn was ?$****tr Buy in May, Harry Klmw annnuni-iTi un :nv:t«. tij c'lu'i nit'iTif«i % H from (jcinnil fci %ir»w its ajwmhlv pl.int in WilmjnKitJn. Del, will be nuwrk 1 Mra. Mifl? T^ylM" was mstallrd Secrjrf Runrwr and as pTOphcii** and Mri. Diam- Gas. Mn, tJsie Cadmaa i get as FcKahciitu of Naiona Own- kw til tt»gr« of PKBhuntas at wre- fallowing thff mofne. condurtKi Fn*y pvenu« in Taylor aid M, 'he Ij-Ri'ti Hall Deputy Mri. Mao d arp Mrs, 'rfunJTi i'-^ri.,! ]j; Aliiii Batii Wimnah. Mrs. Fn^la tk'f'i «u*l Nukfrnus C.aw.i JT irf B»»ihain I'f '•f» t ur!.TU I f •"» ^ • -r*. if ;»• a, i p ••-, :i;»; T< ;»< M - I > in, .I'JB-, (iiii'f spiwrs Hiwtt'sfc'S WIT.; Mrs Cur 1 . -if I-'.î-vi. Mrs Miry DcKiit F:rsf »>•>'" Mr- S.-'ît, MIN M.nn.i' Himti Ss-.tiii Jrtl Mn* S*fiuf: Mr« Mary Cam burn Firs! Thf' Wirtiur, Mrs (JrulJ> SiiYml U (r- w 'il! b" a btnhrluy fi«ir; Mjij, Kjiilh T'twre-f*! "niirij *h»* rrnfiibi'rs burn fiur.n,; Iht' ;T> Witrri.ir: Mr* liioni 1 the N .n At- Mn Own Cfki'liiiik '-rf A Fmr'h W,in..ir: Mre. Anix- M ,. r " F;i-si Rujyi«-r: Mrs, Jc;tn Dinii-aJ, 1 UnWdn if 'h»' ,SUs f, m a l>r | •h.s .-.';• t.-.••• Hi Mrs T-rr*T tf> ^ ( ,in Av.1 J v i :. !'.••• ,f 1 SwThi-m 1/ V iff,'.»'•«» * 'h thf *d its purpaMt .» i Japnb C, Schuff Jr p plans pengrrîm (•«" Exchange Day • at rsi/1-.fi statiwi WSLT. On ftenir. day May T fh«' KM hanmus will Iho Ntjtt.'JH rnictn|ihi'fjc^ to Uiu T ]TT^1h71 T and wninKTi ml V,r Receives 4, i. Degree • * • *;-)»!• • Kerry- Stoltzfiis [ m I Korry Stoitafus. was FT ALL ADDS UP FAST NO MINIMUM REQUIRED IVHT DOiUt W YOU* SAVINGS ACCOUNT iMNS ATIHAaiVt DIVIDiNDS COHVWWUi. 1UY - REPAIR 4- .V * " 'Itf'tll I 'from OorHnn CollcRr, Wenhnm, i Mass., Apni 9k with an A.B. dttow, . Mr, ôtorfus. a hi«nry nmj» imd a st-ninr year h«wf roll Kiuricnt, : *«« wk'cttnd f.ir W*h panicipal»l ' ' in a tutMnnnth study trip to Eurnpr l 1 Son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl fux erf 3522 Central av. and « ; Rrariuate . Octtin City HiRh R he plans to attend graduate svtionl I in the tall i Gordon is a Christ jan Liberal Arts Collew kwated 'OS nnU-s frdtn BcMon and i» on . the STATI TRAFFIC TOLL TRSfTOW — Orhvni unrtfr S yrBrs rt O-nlhia jiwttp antl Jnwph. ' on Ana High School Girl* Shown Librarian's Work Eieht arpa high irhnol shidnit!i parti.ipmtwl in th* Librmrian.For- AUay progrmm af the Oeran Ofy Fr,>P PuWif Ubrmiy last week. The pregram is spanaerid hy fhe N«-w J.Tsoy Library Association and is rt««iBnpd to acquaint intprpst^ stmU-nts with thn many pha«#s of library work. If is hoped that thoy will bercme intprKtrd etnugh to r-xamini* the powibilifip« ^ libra. Hanship M a carwr and thereby help ta pew the very srnmu nation, ui.le shortaKe of trained librarians. Those taking part wen* Ann Baron Qrân City High School: Mary. ann Riper. Janet Johnson and Elizabeth Owper. Lower Qipe May Reg- InnaJ High School; Vora Doderyn, Jane Spikr>bki Joanne Oaffney anil Pnt King, Wikiwood Catholic Hih St-honl. Golden Age Club Plans for a rummage sale and the Annual hHnquH wore announced nf tht. mct-tiftg of the Golden Age qub nrTffTh the TrVfiffl Cpnfer. * Mrs Florrnce Oopprrt, chairman of thf nimniagp sale annaunmi the affair will be conducted May 5 to 7 nt 7th st. and West av. Anyone hav. ing any donations i» requested to doliscr them to the itore. t'.us Derkifs, rhaimian nf the hnntiuft announced all details for the affair havf been mmplHrd. It I*i!• •uui riifisiiri Siin* • « i i).> i l*> i 'M!. ! tl.ui.-i- I «•'! pl'iv ,,ii (.ri'ii .'"•» An, i ii I J'l.iqin' friHii Mii'h.'it'l J. H tit's ni.in»iL RN>I SICOMD GRADE 'rf '*! •. i-liss nutjio up ? ''P * if ^h»* n*iipnFiy'ii P i i.i'»f»ipt •«;(!••* cfUIrift M' ;I iiii>f. t \m nf Siinmii fli*;i!i'rs at Chwry H II Inn Chi>rry Hill. F*il»*-^"a1 npiTJiti 1 Inn Sirners Point, Tickets are un salt * PilrTOi'* Sunnro Slut).*! (if ifllh sf nnH AtlNiry BV. i Hi- is a inttuhH' rd KtHViann Piist VVW Munsin-KanHc , AjTiiTii an I«iîiin, Oprnn C i t y ( 1 . Mrs, Jaw Kimm, Mrs. Plorwc* Martin, Mrs, Mane Lawton and Mrs, FMfy B*«hi# wnf eonBrahilat«l on their birthday* A »-Heomi» hack WSM arTorrtrd Mn. Bt^bip after Ufitfttiy •bnetw-r and In Mn. Lillian WalkiM. a former mttmbw wl» wag wfUi«l as a visitor Onp hundntl •nri lix memhws wiw prnent. 3. will be William Lawton, William GUfort, William ammr, Jowph LuraH, Albert BU»k«-y, Allon Wickm and Ralph HoribM. A Complete COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION & A2HUBARB Chained Adi Bring YM Md FREE ITS AUTOMATIC NO EXTRA CMKE TO TOO! MOTH & MILDEW PROOFING WITH AODD DEODORANT rUOTKTIO* OUARANTIEO AOAINST MOTH, LARVAE A MILMW PWllJHW VIA AIR FREIGHT STEAKS 85< ,1 IS TS« swirnntrt.....-" TO* T-BONI or rORTtRNOUSI STIAKS MIX OR MATCH CO! eyajgy Ml M WfHI. MM 71r • VBM M* 8 Ibt, ONLY DENMAUR COHH)P DRY OEANERS 16th St. A The (OPPOSITE THE AJkP) ITS MM, Ifl OPEN DAILY 9A.Eto6P.M- (CLOSED SUNDAYS) SMFtTMMS. IKS* FW. TH II, UT. TH. I •1,000 WINNERS t in, .i itii fc— Mk. I 1, ran tMfM MIM •TViucs.. ••^1 iiflO dk ViCFTABLES I • ^BS£. ^ : - M a i * . _^J^^^^^ Ml AT iHiS 3 6^89* .:,••: 1'^J - 1 * • •••-"•*">«* " ' - • • ' . • * • " ' -'^^RH • % * •
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Apr 1966 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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