CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thursday, Car, 22, 1962

Provincial President Pays

A Visit to Ladies Auxiliary

The- members of the Ladies

Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian
-| head was elected as alternate del-
Mrs. | egate,

Legion, Branch No. 170 entertain:
ea. thelr. provincial president,
Fields at lunch Saturday, with
20 members Present.
The plano’ was centered with
a beautiful bouquet of artificial
tulips. On behalf of the members,
Mrs, D. Adshead, the LA presi-
dent, presented Mrs. Fields with
a lovely corsage of red carnations
and white ribbon.

‘After.a very delicious turkey
lunch ‘the members’ held their re-
gular meeting. The meeting was
opened in.regular form and 5
Adshead’ invited Mrs. Fields to
preside for the initiation of two! o
new members Mrs. P. Woolls and
Mrs. B. Lundquist, who were given
a very’ hearty welcome into

Resolutions which will be pre-
sented at then nnn convention
were read. F. Bacon was
elected Golegate "to attend the con-

| given to the members,

vention which will be held in Pen-|.

ticton early in May. Mrs, D, Ads-

Committee reports were read,
Mrs, D. Peppard reported a very
successful social evening had been
enjoyed earlier in the month and
that another one would be held in
aprile Membership report was
made-by Mrs. K. Bates, while Mrs.
BR Levins reported that cards and
flowers were sent to sick mem-
bers, Mrs. W. Hubert, sewing con-
venor, asked that members turn
thelr sewing in by April 6.

Mrs..Dunn reported the food
hamper, which is to be raffied, is

n display in Maddocks store wine
dow. iim, Adshead reported the
tickets for the hamper had Been

Ungarian will do‘ the sick sisting
for the month of April.

Mrs, Fields ‘then addressed
the meeting. She thanked the
members for the lovely orange

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Director of Research

| Appoinied By Geigar

For Thelr Operations

Dr. Donald R, Muir has been| ‘2

appointed: Director of Research

|. H.]and Development for. Columbia
Cellulose Company, Limited, and|

Celgar Limited, it was announced
on March 22 by A. i Penney,
executive vice-president

uir Praduated from the

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Posse

and
brief speech she gaye some very

tact tips which would help make try in 1!
ie

meetings more peppy. A ques-
tion and answer period followed
and the members asked
Fiekis many questions: which she
answered fully,

The committees for the spring
tea, which will be held in the Le-
gion hall April 7 were named.
Convenors are: kitchen, Mrs.
Bates; sewing, Mrs, Hubert; tea
tables, Mrs. Janet Brownlie; ham-
per tickets, Mrs. Dunn; tea tickets,
Mrs. J. Dinner and bake table,
Mrs,. Walker,

It was decided to invite mem-
bers of other organizations to pour
Be during the afternoon of the

ue Fields suggested pame
new ideas of raising money. An
interesting one was the cake walk,

Meeting was. closed with ene
retiring of the colours.

er | L of Toronto,

a
BA ceeree in physics and chemis-
, an MA in 1952 and a

Fup deere in Physical chemistry,

ie comes to Columbia Cellu-
lose from Johnson & Johnson Ltd.,
Montreal, where he held the posi-
tion of associate. director of re-
search and development as well as
director of R & D for two Cana-
dian affiliates of that company.

Dr. Muir’s work and respon:
sibility have been almost exclus-
ively in the fields of cellulose fib-
res, plastics and pulp and paper.

He is married and has a four-
year-old daughter. His family will
join him in Prince Rupert in May.

FACTORY VALUES :
Factory value of products ship-
ed from Cerada’s 879 textile mills
in 1959 was $802 million, and ‘the
industry's 63,570 employees earned
$202 million in wages and salaries,

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HOW TO BOWL FIVEPINS

By BERT GARSIDE falta 7M rotate
Chief Eow!

Double Diamond nhavinors each:

Beatle MISTARES, BEGIN-

In toate as cami every other
sport, practice -makes perfect —-
but only if you are practicing the
right things. There .is no use ‘po-
lishing up a bad habit or an im-
proper delivery until it has be-
come a permanent part of your
bowling game,

Take time out once in a while
to check that you aren’t
any of these‘ frequent errors that
be;jfinners often develop. Here are
10 of the most common mistakes to
look for:

1, Not standing in the same} §j

Vi ound on

in a a

or Pleasure?

telephone MU 2-1831

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Say at a Smart, Central address
modernly appointed, where friendly
and courteous service prevail.
Family arrangements, no charge
for children under 14, also Free
cabled TV and Parking.
Rates from $8.50
Commercial Cards Honored

The SANDS MOTOR Hotel

On English Bay
1155 Davie Street, Vancouver &, B.C.

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Legion Welfare:

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$175.00

HALFTIME JACKPOT $25.00
"Given away each Bingo Night

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Place every. time, Make a practice
of always starting your. delivery
from the same‘place on the ap-
proach,

. | State veterinarian, reminded pros-

.| to entering the state. Cats need no
health certificate.

Health Certificate

em
A Rust For Animais Dear i ee
Do you ‘plan to take a pet into allow a. small: Apacs.
{your paper to answer the Premler
Mashineton for the Seattle World's of Ontario, Mr. Robarts, debate in
the House on March 2nd, 1962 on
eee pee to have'a health discrimination of the 40-year-olds.
Dr. D. A. McGill, Washington Because of sickness ,and old
vation 7 age pension rules, a middle-aged
person is unable to ‘obtain work:
If the age’ stamped onthe
name plate of the unemployment
book was eliminated a lot of mid-
die-aged people, both male ‘and fe-
male, could obtain work because
they have the’ experience and are
able to work.
There are law lis against. dis:

Pective out-of-state visitors that
each animal crossing the border is
required by, Washington law to be
covered by: such a certificate,
.. Dr. MeGill suggested that out-
of-staters contact their veterin-
arians concerning Washington an-
imal health regulations,

He said all dogs over three
months of age must have a rables
innoculation at least 14 days prior

discriminates against the middle-

Over-Uso of Vitamins
A Health Hazard:

The indiscriminate distribu
tion of vitamin products in, non-
pharmacies and by door to door
salesmen has been discussed by
the 10-member Council of the B.C,
Pharmaceutical “Association, The
Council has recently concluded its,
three-day Spring meeting in Van-
couver,

innoculations ‘but must havo a

Fair officials have announced
at no pets will be allowed on
fairground.

Dog Owners Urged
To Control Their
Pols Al all Times

It ig during this time of year
that game protectors frequently
find oes harassing deer.

Some ofthese dogs are living
‘wild — unwanted animals that
have been “dropped” by their
owners in remote areas, More of-
ten they are found to have owners,
While your pet wouldn’t think of
chasing deer alone, in‘ company
with other dogs. yours could eas-
ily slip back’ to wild ways.

Dogs seldom kill deer for food
but simply for.the fun of it, It is
important to realize tht even the

zards involved in the .over-use of
vitamins, the. Council pointed out.
that much vitamin consumption is
wasted, Further, the prices charg-
ed to the public by some’ door-to-
door firms are very much in ex-
cess of: prices at which similar or

pharmacies, although the’ public is
misled into believing that the re-

verse is true,

f Criticism: Was: “also voiced by
the Council of some of. the’ adver-
tising methods‘ used by .manufac-

friendliest dog may turn into. al turers and distributors of propri-
deer killer if allowed to run-loose| etary and patent medicines, Par-
in the wo ticualr mention was made of ‘im-

Deer are bunched and easy ‘to proper claims ‘and misleading ad-
find during this time of year,’ not fertsing on television with respect
just in the mountain passes but in| to ‘proprietary. medicines.
lowland regions close to the city. |The “counell instructed that

To protect their pets and pre-| tes!
vent ‘game losses, dog owners are
urged to tie, pen-or control their
pets.

the
tion sith the Food and rae DE
rectorate in. Ottawa.) 20°,

With fe eaeet to. the year, end Village’ Financial
Statement for 1961 your Council “has iristructed the
clerk to. rave prepared and published. a simplified. form :
of ‘the of the
The‘ compl nt will not be published. in the’

2. Lack. of i At
the ‘end ofyour approach, your
hands, feet and body should all be
moving forward together. If you
are having trouble getting all your
motions properly, pea concen-
trate on starting ‘the ball in mo-
tion first with the kpoieed
you'll find your foot following na-
turally a split second later.

3.” Not using the same num-
ber of steps each time. Try to use
ther a three-step or a four-step
approach.

4. Not getting set properly
=I tor the approach. Many beginners
just Pick up the ball from the rack
and si After you have
et ap up the ball, take your posi-
tion on the anproach Standing
erect and facing the — and
then stop and think Yor a@ moment
about what you are Gilng te: to do.

Rel

pons with no allow ares Af
ter ball has been delivered,
beat i arin must continue its owing: ||
and your fingers should be reach-
ing toward the pins,

6. Whipping. the ball too
hard. Many beginners use
much power, trying to force the
forward swing. Let. your arm
== | swing naturally during delivery:

7. Going over the foul line.
You may be si your. ap-
proach too close to the foul ne.
To find your proper starting posi-
tion, stand with your back to the
Pins with your heels about six
inches in. front of the for
Bowl an ball toward the
spectators’ benches, pacing off the
number of steps you normally use,
and going through
of a real aslivers:

ul line,

all the motions

The spot where your slide
ends is the spot you should we as
tarting position, Never.

real ball while you are do’
however — it is almost: sure oe
pate out fad Jour hand, and might

are “polling the ball over the
foul line. Tke ball should first
touch the lane 10-12 inches past
fe, foul :

Twistin ig the ‘wrist. Your
wrist should be kept straight when
the ball is ‘released. You'll: find
spot bowling helps overcome this
defect, for there is less tendency
to flip the wrist when you are
rolling over. a: target 12 feet away

for a target 60 feet away.

10. Not holding the -ball-in
the correct position. Use both your
hands to hold the ball before star-
ting delivery, ‘gripping with your
right hand and steadying it with
your: left hand. Hoki the ball chest

Next: FAULTS OF ADVANCED
BOWLERS

press but will be available to’ all interested ‘parties in‘

In addition to the health ha-|.

better. products are available in|:

Discrimination: Questioned

‘Ladies, you will not tell, your
best friend your age.’ Why adver-
‘tise it on your employment book?
So if you want to keep your age
a secret you can, and by doing so

aged class and nothing. is done,
have a letter from Mr. A. F.
MacArthi
ance Commissioner, stating that
upon request oe the Slalmant the
age may be o! from the name 7
plato, ‘This -is only blanked, and you are ‘helping thousands,
gives. a wrong impression, . it Forty. *:

a Tan it
Airline U-Drive

COMPANY LIMITED,

ur, Unemployment: Insur-

“Serving Trail, Castlegar & District |
eae and Castlegar Airport |

wre eae
FOR, IN

oasTuRaan 365-5811

rae
CRA

‘TRAIL 368-4141
a DADS SERVICE,

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“Have Your Empties ‘Ready! }

THE 2nd CASTLEGAR CUB PACK
will hold A
. Bottle _Drive
~ Saturday, April. 7th

GET BOTTLES READY Now!

TAXPAYERS OF CASTLEGAR

no. cost. It is the opinion ‘of Council that the average
taxpayer will appreciate having the’ operating section
of the complete statement simplified for his convenience,
and that those who desire full information on liabilities,
assets, depreciation etc. will not mind requesting a com-
plete ‘statement from the Village Office. @hone 365- 2141)

than if you are mentally reaching |-

Pp hlet form by t from the Village” Office at
: Corporation Village of Castlegar, BG...
oe - Graph
Showing. Comparative Revenues and Expenditures
For the Year Ended ie 31, A196)

iano
Revenue {
————— School and Hospital District $566.57. 28.064%

I UM _ Taxes 380.40 18,843

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S 2 Winter Works - Federal Government* 111.23 5.509

[ it Licences, Permits and Penalties sh 110.36 5.467

feats *. 95.17 4.714,

ie Water Revenue 21437 «10.618

AE Miscellaneous 164.43 8.145
Total :Revenue $2018.84 ©. 100.000%

: Expenditure : :

HEANOR School ‘and . Hospital District  ” $565.68  _28.020%

en General Administration 237.81 11.780

A Fire Department and Stest Lights i060. 3.280

I Garbage” ae 61.33 3.088

TR Capital Expenditure 453.34 22,455

fo : 76 5.141

Has eee i ene eerie i ints Gana
re Miscellaneotis 15.35 | 760 -
ae Total. Expenditure: _ |) g194.24° °95.814%

TL Surplus 3 vty 2 94.60 4,686
an Be $2018.84  100.000%

Booklet Form from the Village, ‘Office

“J. Logelin, .
Village Clerk.
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Haig! Tru-Art..
BEAUTY. SALON’

and in a large price range a
-Lovely pieces to delight any ‘traveller

BOSSE'S SCWELLERY

; Castlegar Jewellery Headquarters

to

home,

side

Hghta, 70 an 70 ani 5 hp pene)

tanks, zie gules al 1, ous %
ie Ge  setrng $15 ‘ or

BES 2000 oF See noat i tt

len tractor, 16-in. tires

Teeter eke now “aloes ‘aud
footer cultivator; et Ehe pees

FOR SALE

2 building lots in Ri .
5 aypllding Jo Robson, an

per Bench - Kinnaird, €
x 1400) Jot, nice Jocation, “ply

64th Ave., Kinnaird,

5 tron Fireman coal stoker, oh pc!

100 river view «lot, Ph. 305-
312

45 x10 wide gvedroom ; mobile
down, rice $6,-
250, 3. Gee UP on jot also for Peale, me

$1,860

cockpit cover,
ty

ale,

ra? Write
fers’
B, Finnigan, yorum Aves

Sr rtett, mahogany Soat_win Tb:
re-glasa bottom win windshield, cartop,
running

FOR SALE.
.New  3-bedroom : house,
way,
lawns and’ frult trees on a 75 x

and 12" livingroom drapes,

sa. ie
awa priced to

Bi ere chest, Ph, 565-5475,
Ay Bis: | ph. 389-7982, Thrums.

Thre Shop or. Ph; 365-4
a4 sheets, &
galvanized rooting, Cheap
sheet; also
for trailer $90.!Ph.

breeze-
carport, wrought iron rallings,
290

Fn Sa SNS SSUSTSa SoTL cnaTIROSE
jatiress:
for ine. en.  Mottat, electete stove

Rae eT TNT OOH
ft, used insul board sid-

ing, ood “shape, $7.00 per hundred
= 1ST. + 813,

Sea go at the
Castiorar Bullaing Supply, Ph. 368-

Se Oe
1962 Angila won at Trail Bingo

1955 Meteor Sedan, Apply Caatle
442,

Ease corrugated
$8.
roof-type air. onalttoner
865-81

NOTIOES

board” in
home Apa Shiai Ave,
ne eerrieey

yet ak ner outage je lot on 2 2nd ad Ave. tot ‘PUA SOS AT ‘or call at ce 6 ices Fae tne the ‘hep
In the Castleaird' Plaza bias Rivers, 06 or best cas panoramic odd’ ‘Qua TERT SI PRBS 22 Farms, pre oe cr Fa. ia
* Pho = Je Shoe Shop, Castle. | 5454. oe es make

Lr ah gh in’ attenidatice ea ae me ink, Ristorisna venice ar eres |g ot ae = e

= en sink, tablished amar! Ph, neeite
Ph, 365-4033, 312] __1940_GMC with fat steel deck,

A.A Beale, gulp hate fra ‘raller, Speed eronmminion: ano one ted Gounter check Fook afta come

oer vise tnd "ns condition. re ‘Alex B, Boolinoft, th ‘te Ona Ne F

CHL meng prom house with base. | Sox 6}, Thrume, ee SATCOMGETOS * ANOMTMOUE

“Over 50 Pieces of Luggage to choose from.’ schools, Ph, "sos 801, ot PSig| and mattrosses, Ph. 865-4287, 0 ON ee ee ried a 3

noon Wednesday prior to the day
of issue. tiniy

ola
ley, Saturday,
the ‘Pioneers.

Drivate

‘Time Dance at Crescent Val-
larch 31. Munlc by

Bus, Ph.: 365-3441 .

and down stairs, etc.

Chriatina Lake Golf
joundary elect or Ph, 365-5919,
of cholce residential Le
an area of 200° x 200" = rd
Ave. between Juniper and “Bermtock,

Village Otflce,

"gellon

FOR-RERT

heat supplied.’ Ph. 365-97:

Heated -S-room nie light
Rett water, included, suitable ig cate
Ph 8658021

stor

:°*; Phone: 365-2041

PAINT:

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Yous reatly joy painting the one-cos ‘way with: Mona:
ths-on fast—dries in minutes—is completely *:
odor-free. - Tout! bid up in’ no

It’s “so
“smart to.

Come: and’ see ‘our “beautiful selection, of Spring.”
and Summer, Yard, {Go

a 100% Cotton “Poplins “Jovely, “designs | and -
“patterns, 39” wide, ‘per yard $1.49.

; Hy-Corduroy, ideal for sportswear, Slim Jims and _
“Skirts, 41" wide, per yd.«.J.. wo $1.49

< Sereda Linen; 45” wide, per yard cy, $2.19

Quality Terry Towelling in'a grand array.of colors
- and designs, ideal for beach coats, bathroom cur-
tains. and towels 36"? ‘wide, per yard .. .. $2.19

> White Terry, Towelling 36”. wide, ya

Kitchen Curtaining. ‘Lovely patterns on.a washable _
10072 cotton Sail Cloth, 36” wide, per. yard “|
: i 99G

BAILEY’S LTD.

In the Oglow Block ., Phone 365-0222

i LATA AARNE

|=

LATEST i

lot.
Pri

FOR SALE

NEW HOME —'A quality 3 BR
Home! - READY TO MOVE IN
Includes stich features’ as - built-in
1 carpet | Gvallable March 1. - $90

ve‘ arid’ oven, wall-to-wall

area.
Pires $17,500
Attractive 4 BR Family homet
Large . beautifully finished kitchen
and. dining area, LR, Bath, 2° BR,
main floor,:2 BR upstairs, full Base-
ment. Situated in Kinnaird on large
trees,

with ‘fruit
lee $12,500:

Kinnaira’s. new

bd we tii have a fine se-| y
lection. ‘of view lots left to
prectated ee be seen to be fully ap-

ele

as Giarantead Toy aT Sing

usteresst to alt :obher.
estimate

365-5959, after’é p.m, Ph. 3

3 ae

rys schoo aeheol Ph. So07157.
”. @-bedroom
Ph. 365-5321.
1-bedroom
To, | PR. 885-0001,
Brand-new furnished 8)

in'spacious LR.- Bullt in china: cup-| services: included, One child accep~
board In Dining Room. 2 large rooma | table. Apply 235-bth Ave, Kinnaird, | Cas
partly. finished in. Basement. Gas | @fter 6 pam. weekdays and all ong | Ph
heat. This lovely home located on a| Weeken t

view’ lot in Castlegar - ‘convenient on -nigh-
to schools, churches’ and snopes | & “thie sup-

and Cedar, Ph,

Block, Ph.
Furnished spartmeént,

Terms, | included. Ph.

choose

One
floor, Ph. 365-9781.

2-bedroom — suite. pight and
tfinl2

2
house acra ss from Tar-

811):
aA Rata

‘7
see Tee cabin at 4th
365-2161,

“Furnished suite, Apaly,. Eremanks
|. 865-5001;

bath and’ utility. ag and water
365-5855. + tinia

Nice -S-bedroom House, Targe i:
‘rooms.’ P, Hare

tints

*"“Sinall, _tully-farnished — one-bed-

om ae see Boone. futly-tur

nish dom -apertment, Ph.
Besson

. HELP WANTED
15 part-time! female cleric,
Box 490A, Castlegar. New:

apply |

“ENGAGEMENT

“and ie:
Castlegar wis!

of: Arrow
wilt take, place ‘on “api

* Building a

OGLOW BROS. -
Bullding & Supply Co. Ltd. :

“Phone : 365-8351

DITCHING, EXCAVATING
PHONE "365-9041 ce

VOLKSWAGEN

a AE

gand” > RAMBLER.

SALES & SERVICE ;
USED: CARS — TRA
Phone R.A. (Bob): Horewill 365: 3491

Volt

New Deluxe

$1980.00

Completely’ Equipped

Custom Model

$1 780-00;

Leather Seats. — $30.00 extra ~
‘ PARKVIEW. MOTORS — NELSON, B.C.

ANNOUNCIN

* The ‘Grand Opening of

pearing LORETTA

OPENING. SPECIAL:

Air. Conditioned Dryers - Dry in‘ Comfort;
: i Manicures
Phone 365-8290 for Appointments’. :

. Styling

“Half Price Perms

Facials

Across fom the Twin Rivers ‘Motel

"Opening Dale April 2nd

Terms:* ‘atrictly cash. Bids close at
necessarily’ accepted. Apply wee
ing to Box 4902, Castlegar News,

We have machinery. for aesing
ditches, septic tank holes and back
mung. Ph, 365-5938, tinds

lasses for expectant mothers
wa: ie held tnd the Castlegar Office
je WKHU beg

s at’a pm Ph 865-4141 to register.

WANTED

inning wheel,
ply. daatituer a jews; Box 490. nf
Want to Fgnt or or:rent. with op- op:

Hone to br oom home
” or Slanaiee Blucbeny area.

“aed pi playpen, Ph. 865-764, S18
heat. of drawers and. bed..in
good condition, Ph. 365-5809,

GARDS OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to friends, relatives and
neighbors for thelr kind expressions
of sympathy and floral offerings ex-

. Ladies interested in joining a
Toastmistresses Club please Ph, 365-
e441: 3:

13
‘Ba charter member of the

and | Country
Club — for particulars drop into the
Be

19. tive family home with

313
Bids are invited for the purchase
covering

For pelea details re: location con-

32 noon April 22. Any or all bids not | 395
In

inning ‘Thurs, Apr. | —

days!

$15.00 PER MONTH
Will handle this es

attrac-

MOTADERSOR

REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE

Res, Ph.: 365-3278
SHOULD YOUR HOUSE BE SOLD AFTER
THE CHILDREN. ARE GROWN?

‘This is'a problem many’ parents have to
face. You hate to leave 4 home with senti-
mental attachments. Yet, when the child-
ren are gone, ‘it seems impractical to “keep °
up” so. much more space than you need:
cleaning it, heating it, mowing grass,’ sho-
veling snow, making - repairs, running up

The time comes when a smaller place, or
a compact apartment might make life in-
finitely easier for you. And you may be
at’ how big a Jump
sum the old homestead will bring, nowa-

down payment. Main floor area Is
1,220 aq, ft. with large 16 x 22 living
room, attractive, convenient kitchen
with ‘bulit-in range and oven, dining
room,.2 bedrooms and bath. Large
master bedroom and bath on 2nd
floor. Full heat,

double carport. Situated on large

x 125 ft. Improved lot.

orn Ave: DUMONT-KINNAIRD
blocks from grade school on

riverbane lot, 2 bedrooms, full base-

mene carport, $7,900 fuil price, 52,000

FOR SALE
The Jamieson property at Deer
Park consisting of about 6 acres
ore Teservolr level on the edge
Deer Creek with a 7-room, 1%-
cs dwelling. Work shop, frult trees
and deer. trail the back door.

$7,000. Down payment $3

We have a good choice of
residential building lots, Apply

ANDERSON
AGENCIES

tended to us during our sad be!

ment in the loss of our beloved ‘hus:
band and father, John Popoff. Spec-
fal thanks to Dr, C, S, Fowler, ur

ses and staff of the’
Pital and the
Home. —" Polly Popott 6 ‘and Famine

We wish to express our sincere.
thanks to all relatives, Helghbérs|
and ‘friends for thelr

sympathy, floral tributes and acts o

Nick and Elste Koochin,

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