CASTLE NEWS,

Castlecar; B.C.

Thursday, July 8, 1954.

District's Social Events

Phone3031

during the weekend,

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IN: HOSPITAL — Archdeacon
B. A. Resker has undergone an
operation in hospital at. Van-
couver,

Lo oo

HOME FROM HOLIDAY — mr.
and Mrs, J, H. Pedersen return-
ed Sunday from a holiday trip
to Victoria, Vancouver and

FROM LOS ANGELES —
and Mrs, F.

Casilegar Happenings

were

POSTMASTER'S CONVENTION-
T. R. Deans, Castlegar Post-
master, is attending a three day

Postmaster's Conference at
Vancouver,

.

vich’s_ brother-in-law and
ter, Mr. and Mrs. J. Derzy.

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SEX MONTH VISIT — Mrs,
S28 : es, Cal., is spending a six mo:
ATTEND ANNIVERSARY ~—
Mrs, F. Howes tand
Glenna, and Mr. and Mrs. J.|-
E. Kraft, visited with relatives
in Clive, Alberta, attending the
silver wedding anniversary cel-

Jaw and
J. Derzy.

“Mr.
Brozovich and
dauehter Joan of Los Angeles,
: visit-
ge at the home of Mr. Brozo-

hanna Brozovich of Los Angel-

visit at the home of her son-in
Mr, and Mrs.

ees
HOME FROM HOLIDAY — Mr.

J other coastal points. On their
return trip they were accm-
panied by Mrs. A. Peet of Clov-
erdale, B.C. who is visiting at
the home of her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ove
Pederson, 87 High St., Nelson.

a ew.
FROM NELSON — Mrs, B. Kel-
ly: of Nelson, was a visitor last
week at the home of her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
McCreight.
.

SOROPTIMIST MEET — Mrs,
Ruby Mclean Angus has return-
ed from Banff where she re-
pr the Castl -Kin-

Jo-

nth

ebration of Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Kenworthy. Mrs. Kenworthy is
a sister of Mrs, Howes and Mr.
Kraft. Some 100 guests from
carious Alberta points attend-

holiday at Christina Lake.
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and Mrs. Bert C! i and
family have returned from a

FROM HOSPITAL — Mr. Eugene
Demeo was a patient in Koot-
enay Lake General Hospital,

naird-Robson Soroptimist Club

at the 13th Biennial convention :

Peek ei Robson News George Landis Honored -
en eee __../ At Reserve. Officers’

Kinnaird Corner

ON HOLMAY — Mr, and Mrs.
J. H. Smith lett Monday for

Flight Cadet G. B. (George)

FAMILY REUNION — Mr. and
Mrs, A. Swihart, daughter Joyce,
and son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs, M. Swihart, return-
ed Sunday evening from Chelan
Washington, where they met
with other members of their fami:
ly. Accompanying them. home
were another son and deughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L, Swihart
of Gimli, Manitoba.

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FROM ONTARO — Mr. E. F. W.
Pierpoint of Wyoming Ontario,
is. visiting at the home of his
son and daughter-in-law Mr,
and Mrs, E, Pierpoint.

MOTOR TRIP — Mr. and Mrs,
W. Sommerfield have accom-

on a motor trip to coastal
it points,

of the A
Soroptimist Clubs,

The five Kootenay Club re-
presentatives were hosts at a
dinner July 1, at which Lieut.

ov

Op,

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and be SWVC

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by
the ina c Control Board or wie i Government of British Columbia.

Gov. Bowlen of Alberta, was
the speaker, Mrs, Angus enter-
tained with piano, solos during

Williams
chairman,

of Rossland, was

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TO CALIFORNIA — Miss A. C.
Bloomer and Miss M. Neals left
today for @ holiday in Califor-
nia,
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FROM ALBERTA, SASK. — Mrs.
Louis Harvey of Prince Albert,
| Sask. and Mr. Gene Swihart and
son Garret of Fort McLeod,
Alberta, are visiting at the
home of their sister Mrs. W.
E. McCreight of Castlegar
their brother, Mr, A. J. Swi-
hart, Kinnaird.

FROM NELSON — Mrs, M. Swi-
thart of Nelson visited this

week with her daughter, Mrs.

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.. ‘Sailing In Canada” — “Angotee”’..
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- W._E, McCreight, of Castlegar
‘ and her son , A.J. Swihart of,

of|) and

the evening and Miss Dorothy’

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HOLIDAY GUEST — Miss Jack-
ie Watson of Penticton, is
spending part of the summer
holidays as the guest of Miss
Patty Lewis. ‘

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TWO WEEK HOLIDAY — Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Thorn of Bramp-
ton Ontario, are spending a two
” weeks vacation at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. C, D. -Harvey,
Mr. Thorn is Mrs. Harvey's

brother.

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ON LEAVE — S.G.N.N (APP)
Doug Burrows who is serving
with the Royal Canadian School
of Signals, at Kingston Ontario,
is spending a month’s leave
with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
J. Burrows.
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FROM SEATTLE — Mr. and Mrs,
Ed Moore and family of Seat_
tle are guests at the home of
Mrs. Moore’s parents Mr. and
Mrs. P, Zeebin. Mrs. Moore and
the children wiil spend.a month

here.
ON VACATION —

Kinnaird, and their

IN. VANCOUVER — Mrs, Huber

is visiting in Vancouver,
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ARRIVES FROM GERMANY —
Miss Gisela Schumacher has

IN CHURCH

The United Church
Of Canada
Castlegar — 7

7:45pm, — Hymn
Service of Worship.
Kinnaird

Sing and
2nd & 4th, Sundays 11 a.m.
Service | of Worship.

Robson
First ‘and Third Sundays at
11 am.

St. Rita’s Church

MONDAY, JULY 12-8 p.m.
PARISH HALL

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Confessions - Saturdays, 7:30 p.m.

St. Joseph’s Chapel

Sunday Mass — 10 am.

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WE HAVE.A NEW
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Tabernacle
First Avenue and: Juniper
J. Pennoyer and F. Clemo
co-workers
Sunday School, 10 a.m,
Evangelistic, 7:30 p.m.
Everyone Welcome!

Community Bible
Centre
Uudenominational

TABLE LAMPS
They Witl Add Beauty To Any Room And Are
Priced To Sell

.LAMP SHADES ee ae 550 and Up
MANY SHADES & COLORS

TABLE LAMPS ........ $3.75 and Up

_ WALL BRACKET
LAMPS .............. $2,40 and Up

DESK LAMPS ....... $3.95 and Up
BED LAMPS ......... $3.35 and Up

Sunday — Legion Hall
10:30—Sunday School.
7:30 — Evening Service.

Ww.
H.. Taylor ceoneenn by his
sister-in-law, Mrs. Doris Spen-

panied Mr. K. Pollard of Trail.

where they are spend-
ing. a two week holiday with
relatives,

Landis, son Of Mrs, M. Poohach-
off of Castlegar, received a gen-
eral proficiency trophy on behalf
of his flight, at an impressive
graduation ceremony held at the
Reserve Officers School, Royal
Military College, Kingston, Ont-
ario.

FIC Landis, who is training
under the RCAF’s University Res-
erve training plan, was chosen
by his fellow Cadets for the
honor of receiving’ the trophy,
presented annually to the flight
with the -most impressive record
in all-round proficiency.

The trophy was presented by
Vice Chief of the Air Staff, Air
Vice Marshall F. R. Miller, CBE,
cD. s

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HOME AGAIN — Mrs. W. T.
Waldie has returned from a
two weeks holiday in Calgary
with her daughter and family.

WEEKEND GuESTS — Guests
at the home of Mrs. D. Gavri-
lik during the weekend were
her nephew and wife, Mr, and
Mrs, Sidney Damedoff of Hope,
BC. and their three children,
and also Mr. and Mr, and Mrs.

Paul Gavrilile and children of
Trail,

NOTICE 3
BARRIE'S BARBER SHOP

WILL BE ©

CLOSED

JULY (2 TO 24 INCLUSIVE

FOR LAUNDRY & CLEANING SERVICE CALL AT
MARTIN'S CLOTHING:

BULLETIN BOARD

A Free Community Service — Phone saat

e URGENTLY NEEDED: Swimmer, holding lifesaving

cer, will spend a short
at Vancouver. |

Pars
STOP HERE — Mrs. Jean Walsh
and Miss Margaret Lippe of
Vandouver visited'-with their
cousins Mr. Harold and Mr.
Alex Creighton enroute to
Banff.

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MONTHS VACATION — Mrs. L.

Ackney and children have left
for a month's vacation at Bran-
don, Man. accompanied by her
brother and sister-in-law Mr.
and Mrs. E. Andrums who have
been visiting here for’ 10 days.

FROM OCEAN Falus — Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Sherbey of
Ocean Falls B.C., were visitors
at the home of their uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Swi-

_ hart. -

i ; Also nurse for Girl Guide camp, June 30th
to July 10th. Phone 2277 for particulars,

@A All

Brownies August 15-21, ia

@ Tomorrow is Sports Day in Castlegar — Spend an .
enjoyable day here. Parade at 1 p.m.

@ Starting July 6th to th, e, the Li.
brary will be opened, Tuesday evening only, 7 to 9 pan,
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Cyril Bell Agencies Lid.
Phone 3441 - Insurance Aavisors .”. Castlegar
NIGHT CALLS PHONE 368s, R. A, PINCOTT

Charge Discrimination
In Tr. Licences For
Milk Deliveries —
A Castlegar firm’ claims it is
the matter of trades licence poli-

cy. 3

A letter from McBride, Allan
and Moran, on behalf of Modern
Dairy, charged that the Dairy is
being discriminated against be
gause this firm is required to pay
‘a trades licence whereas, other

‘parties make milk deliveries in

the village and do not pay a dicen-
ce fee to do so.

7 ‘The commissioners said that al-
though it is unlawful to deliver
milk in the ‘village without a
licence, no action could be taken
without definite proof that such

Home
Tae Bible ‘Sioae and -Prayer.
Frida:

7:00— Young People’s Meeting
and Hobby Class,

Presbyterian Church
Services in the Churoh every
Sunday at 11:15 a.m.

D. A. MacKellar, Minister

Anglican Church
Sunday, July 11

Castlegar — 7:30 p.m.
Kinnaird — 2:30 p.m.
Robson — 11 a.m.

Falk: Gospel Assembly

Church Services every, Sunday

=West’s=

230 Dam.
Kinnaird Improvement Society
Halt

Rev.*Paul Lade, Minist

are being

made. ‘ 5

* Licence Inspector David’ Seaton

said he had written to _Parties
d of ‘ing suc Hi

advising them such action

ies,

-|is unlawful, but he had received

no reply.

, Mr. Seaton said he would in-
vestigate further.

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PUBLIC
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Fannie Stoochnoff

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146 2nd Ave.

Phone 3967

go to Camp Rory. July!' 25th;..Re Cai Fay

‘being discriminated agejinst, in}

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BREAD CERTO
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YOU PAY LESS AT."

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Lb. ......... 256
MILK

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Thursday, July 8, 1954

CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C,

Page 5

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FOR QUALITY
INSIST ON, SCONA :

SCONA ORANGES, fi
5 tb. bag

and passing the ones ahead of me
in_blithe unconcern.

Now, I have come to regard all
laggards with suspicion. The high
adventure of ‘passing the meek
leoking man ahead in his shiny
new car has lost some of it's flav-
or, because I realize that the best
excuse in: the world isn’t going to
be good enough to satisfy that
pesky “Ghost Patrol” if I'm ever
caught breaking road rules.

On the*other hand I can al-
ways outwit them, I suppose, by
not breaking the rules.

a esAFTERNOON
‘ REFLECTIONS

i BY
GLADYS COLLINSON

The term ‘Ghost Patrol’ should
not, of course, send cold shivers
down the spine of any law abid-
ing citizen, on the other hand
the hat ips one
is being et silently and
Stealthily by a “Ghost car’ is
enough to make even the’ most
canny driver a bit jittery.

This somewhat “low” methed
of enforcing traffic rules and re-
all for the

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BABY FOOD Gerbers 3'for 29c
CORNFLAKES 8 ox. 2 for 33¢
ICE CREAM Bricks
DOG FOOD Rover 2 for
SPORK 3 tins ... 95e

ae geree POWDERS Nabob
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WATERMELON

As Usual Our Prices Are
Right

PAPER PLATES 2 for ....... 25¢

OKANAGAN TOMATOES
2 tins for -...........ecsceeee 45c

BOB’S PAY‘'N TAKIT

Blue Label Ib. - $1.29
d im -- $1.25

25¢ fully or otherwise, break the safe-

best. Yet somehow, I wonder

I.know that it is- not these
Ghost Cars that will do the act-
ual arresting, That part will be
duly performed by the regulation
police cars, if you are not lucky |
enough to escape in time. Even
if you do escape, the Ghost Patrol
will be almost certain to have
your licence number, address, and
phone, number,

It isn’t as if 1 had any special
spite against Ghost cars, because
so far I've managed to - evade
them. nicely, But the fact of the
matter is, I have always been
brought up t to beleive that Tattle-
ales jand Susy-bodies were,both
unpopular ‘and obnoxious, There-
fore I just naturally resent this
particular form of catching an un-
wary culprit.

Be it far from me however, to
curb, aid or abet, those who will-

EARNS SILVER, ACORN

Les Way, popular C.B.C. Neigh-
bourly News Commentator .and
weekly newspaper representative
has: been awarded the Silver |®!
Acorn, one of The Boy Scouts

's highest:

This was announced in the
Dominion Day Awards and Hon-
ours List by the’ Right Honour-
able Vincent Massey, . C.: .H.,
Governor-General of Canada, in

ty rules. But, when and if I do,
I.-would much prefer having a
siren scream in my ear and a
grim faced officer of the law
hand me a ticket, than -have one
of these: nasty, prowling, tattle-
tales report on my wrong-doings
behind my back.
Most of the time I don't get in-
to trouble with my. and | ¢,
up until now I have regarded the
rear view mirror in a very cas-
ual manner,. taking for granted | 2
that the motorists lagging behind
me were ssi canny drivers,

Canada, .

‘The Award, “for distinquished
service to Scouting, ” recognizes
Mr. Way's efforts during the past
seven years to stimulate wider
understanding and support of the
Boy Scout Movement. He has
been Chairman of the British

Pr i Council’s
Publi Relations Committee since

Additional . Awards for volun-
tary services went to two other
British Columbia residents, The
Medal of Merit for good service
to Scouting, was awarded Lt.-Col.
T. V. Sandys-Wunsh, Duncan, and
Joseph E. Turner, Kimberley}

Intervillage Ball

from Page 1

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TONTORS. a1 EYERS 3 .

Col. Sandys-Wunsch, ‘who is
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Scouts’ Duncan-Chemainus ’ Dis- |.
trict, has been active in the Scout
Movement: since. 1910.. Mr...\Turn-
Some smart : bunting paid off ler, A District: Ct i

Sharpiss each hit twice _for

|The Third Trail Scout Troop

-|¢roop competitions and activities

his capacity as Chief. Scout for |}!

22 Kinnaird Boy Scouts
Back From Scout Camp
Soc. Evening Planned
By Eagles Auxiliary

The First Kinnaird Scout Troop,
22 boys in all, enjoyed a highly
successful nine day Scout Camp
at Sullivan Lake near Metaline
Falls, Wash., under Scoutmaster’
Bob Mullock and Assistant Scout-
master Ken Pickering. *

also camped at the Lake at the
same time and a number of inter-

were arranged, ,

July 1 was visiting day and de-
spite patches of rainy weather,
most of the Kinnaird parents
came to the camp,

The boys received instruction
in swimming and life-saving and
& number of theme earned swim-

:‘|ming, athlete’s or rescuer’s bad-

ges,

th:

ventilation grills.

same time, the result {s lke a

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If it happens

at a trainds speeding by at the Who can give you quota-

BIRTHS =“

:; JOLLIMORE — To Mr. aud

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make a girl sue someone—includ-
ing the cameraman, Barbara Pat- "|
chett Is the victim here.

tions on all your building
needs.

jouse of fun with a gale
lowing upward... It’s enough to

Mrs. Walter Jollimore, C:
at Trail Tadanac Hospital, July 3
a daughter,
DESCHAMPS — To Mr. and
Mrs. ‘Albert Deschamps, Brilliant,
at Trail Tadanac Hospital, duly 3,1
a’son.
CLARKE — To Mr. and Mrs.
John Clarke, Castlegar, at. Koot-
enay Lake General Hospital, July
2, a son, eran John.

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ewill be inced that here is a>

for Juniors when they met/sioner in the Kimberley area. at
Flyers Monday night, resulting |the time the Awards were struck,
in @ run in each. of the first, sec-|has 13 years service to Boy Scout
ond, fourth and fifth cantes and|work, *
three more in the seventh.

Flyers were able to score oncé > suet
in the first and once in the eighth aC
when a single by, Wallace Horn- Cancer Forum
ing” scored Pete Hocdicoff. 2

Harry Plotnikoff was leading ‘on Cane
Junior for Eas
two singles of the eight hits gain- eet S: catmaent, Causes and.
ed off Pete Hoodicoff. bd

Winning chucker was Harry eedin,
Cheveldave who gave up four hee Piper eee ee waye Sen si

scattered hits.

WALDIES 6, KIWANIS 2 %
- The Waldies softballers threw
up a 12 hit sl to

A — No, but bleeding from an
unknown cause should be
promptly and carefully in-

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sail through to a 6-2 victory over
the Kiwanis crew at Castlegar
last night. Paul Horcoff and
Brick. Saunders. each . connected
for three hits off Kiwanis chuck-
22¢\ Cliff Wanless and Earl Greep
€ lana Robin Pincott, banged out
two each,
Eddy Fredericksen, Cliff Wan-
less, Bill: Shay. and : Cyril Bell
were each credited with a hit off
Phil Plotnikoff,, Waldie mound
stalwart. |
KINNAIRD 9, ‘ OOTISCH
** Kinnaird - outhit the visiting
Ootischenia squad 12-6 ‘to give
them a 9-3 victory last night at
Kinnaird, Phil Kazakoff led the
slugging ‘array: with two singles |.
and a double off the combined
chucking forces of Bill Nazaroff
and Fred. Poznikoff who* , took Z

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it is
tural

especially- after the change §

‘oO if
due to cancer. Unna-
vaginal bleeding,

of life, i is always suspicious.

It is said that 50 per cent of | .

bleeding nipples are due to

cancer,

Bleeding from

other body openings, as re-
‘etum! or bladder should be

rule

‘carefully investigated. to

out cancer.

Q — Does blood in the urine in-

dicate cancer?

cates

No, but it presence indi:

something wrong. A

careful examination is es-

sential.
Q — What should # person do.
thinks

»who

he may’ have

cancer? -

A: — Go.to his physician at < once |

, ee Uae nae However, right-fielder Peter Pic-|.

5 TO. BET =| Zoobkoff,, catching. the ‘ball with
* +. 3 lone hand while lying'on his back.
: LEAGUE. STANDINGS

JUST SHOP AT

g ee .| Juniors "412 9 3 -760|A — Definitely, No. ......
i Kiwanis. 12 6 6 500]. )..—————————
Flyers 13 6 qT 462 |CAIL INFANT PASSES
} ...,{Waldies.* 13 6° 7 .462/AT VANC. HOSPITAL
a my Ootisch 13 6-7 462|. Funerak. services were held in
3 Kinrd. * 13 5 ve .385| Vernon. Wednesday, ‘for Robert
' Vv é H GAMES ‘COMING, UP Mallory, infant son: of. Mr, and
ay n a BE |eriaay — Kinnaird at Juniors| irs. R. E. Cail, tornerly of Cast-
Mon. — Juniors tat Flyers|legar.. -
Wed, se at: Hin naird The infant died - “Tnct Friday in

and Alan Jacobson connected for
4 bageger by. Marshall and triple by

-|markable “caught fly”.

centre fielder, got his glove on a
high fly off the bat of Bill Zeeb-
en but the ball eluded his grasp

for an opinion.
over in the. seventh, Q — What should be done to pre-
Johnny Marshall, Andy Evans vent ¢ancer of. the mouth?
A — Have all jagged teeth re-
paired. Do:not use ‘an ill-.
fitting dental’ plate | that
causes: a sore onthe gums.
- If ‘white ‘spots appear on
the mouth“or. tongue. con-
sult your doctor;
qu What precausions ‘Should. be
taken to prevent cancer of
‘the. womb?:.
‘A — Have all: ‘uniatural bleed.
- ing or-vaginal discharge in-
\ vistigated after the age of
forty. periodic Medical ex-
aminations-are important.
Q— Does use'of:aluminum cook-
ing utensils. cause. cancer?

two hits each including a two

Evans,’, °_.-

The’ “visitors gained six. hits off
chucker Alan Jacobson.

‘The game. included «a most re-

Bill | Zookbkoff, | Ootischenia

tin dived to the ground beneath

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