CASTLEGAR NEWS, pee 16, 1980

- Season ends with presentertion

The Castlegar Ladies’
Curling Club held its annual

general meeting and wind-up:

dinner last Wednesday at the
Hi Arrow Arms banquet
room, with 68 members prea-
ent..

Following are some of
the activities for the 1979-80
season:

a) Get-Acquainted

Night, Nov. 6

b) Curl Canada Clinic
(12 ladies attended),

¢) Oglow Bonspiel, Nov.
24, 25.

d) Senior Ladies' Dis-
trict Playdowns. Jan. 25, 26,
27 (sponsored a luncheon for
out-of-town curlers).

e) Four Castlegar rinks
entered Ladies’ Playdowns in
Nelson.

, f) Ladies’ Powderpuff
Borspiel, Feb. 29, March 1
and 2,

g) A “Fun” Curl with
the Senior Men, March 26.

h) Banas and annual
meeting, Apr. 9.

The club catered to the
New Year's Eve Curling
party and to the Men's
Groundhog Spiel; supervised
the kitchen concession for all
weekend or one-day spiels.

A gift was presented to
Mary Haines at the Mixed
Sunflower Spiel.

Executive for 1980-81 -is
comprised of president Kay
Andreashuk, vice-president

Carol Wilson, secretary Marg .

Culley, treasurer Gloria
Grundy;

Publicity — Shirley
Sommers, entertainment —
Jeannette Horning, draw
committee — Michelle Rob-

erts and Jt tte Lauri

ay TAN Y
Se peoltelean nite bekiae,

Tuesday A Ladies’:

social committee — Sharon
Larsen and Anne Nazaroff,
prize committee — Carol
Comtois,

Zone representative ‘is

Carol Allen, Director to the '

main club re: kitchen —
Donna Zentner. Spareboard
— Florence Merry and Belle
Gray.

Distribution of prizes
and trophies was as follows:
Tuesday Night Ladies’:

, Bank .of Montreal
Trophy was won by ag-
gregate winners A. Stasila,
M.. Roberts, D. MeArthur
and P. Belton. Each lady also
received keeper's trophies.

Playoff winner “A” was
the rink of M. Prokop, S.

: Hawkins, J. Osachoff and J.

McDonald. Each lady re-
ceived a pin.

Playoff winner "B” was
the rink of B. Chernoff, J.
Roberts, G. Akselson and G.
Burlingame. Each received a
pin.
Thursday Night Ladies’:

Dixie Lee Trophy and
keeper trophies were pre-
sented to first half “A”
winner M. Prokop, J. Smith,
G. Reese and D. Welychko.

First. half’ “B" winners
were J. Horning, J. Roberts,
L. John and O. Kittson. Each
lady received a pin.

Anderson Trophy and’.

keeper trophies went to sec-
ond. half“. winners. M,
Prokop, S. Larson, L. Demeo
and Rf. Pondelicek.
Second-half “B” winners
were C, Allan, M. Randal, J.

-Redisky and’S. Molnar, Each

lady recieved a. pin. ¢

Local swim ‘club
holds registration

Aquanaut Release

Castlegar Aquanauts
Swim Club has been formu-
lating plans for its upcoming
swim season. ,

The first event of the
year will be registration this

at the

tive amateur swimming.
‘The swim season will get

underway at the beginning of

May with a week of dryland

training. Popular coach Dan.

Obetkoff will be back for a
third year to lead the team to

Complex between 10 a.m. - 12
noon and 1-3 p.m. The swim
club is open to any swimmer
who can complete one length
of'the pool.

Castlegar's Aquanauts
have advanced to become one
of the largest and

another winning season.
Hopefully, the pool will be
open towards the middle of
May and the swimmers will
have a month of training to

get into shape for the ‘first -

swim meet in Nelson on June
21.
The for the

Kay A huk, Trophy

Ry SES

Oey Boneplel

and keeper trophies were
awarded to aggregate win-
ners M. Van Yzerloo, J.
Heinrich, I. Hordn and J.
Biagioni.

Pins were presented to
“A” playoff winners A. Ag-
low, J. Giddens, A. Moore
and R. Debeque,

“B" playoff winners re-
ceiving pins were 8. Waldie,
C. Wilson, M. Kanigan and J.
Gratham.

Thursday Afternoon Ladies’:

Super-Valu Trophy and
keeper trophies went to
aggregate winners M. Van
Yzerloo, J. Friedel, V. Ogloff
and K. Andreashuk. The
same ladies were also “A”
playoff winners and received
pins.
“B" playoff winners (re-
ceiving pins) were A. Oglow,
O. Cushner, P. Verzuh and K.
Olson.

SUPER VALU TROPHY was won by a Th

Oglow'

Trophy and keeper trophies
as "A" avent winners were:

Friedel, V. Ogloff andi K. Fecha:

First men’s golf

tourney of the year

The first men's golf
of this year,

clubs in the West Kootenay
region over the past five
years. This is due in large
part to the team spirit that
exists between parents,
swimmers and the coach.
The purpose of the club
is to promote and. encourage
training, self-development,
leadership and sportsman-
ship in the field of competi-

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swim meets! this summer is
as follows: June 21 - 22,
Nelson; July 5 - 6, Trail; July
12 - 18, Colville; July 19 - 20,
Golden;

Mickey's Four-Man Best-Ball,
takes place April 26 and May
8 at the Castlegar and Dis-
trict Golf Club.

Eligible to play are (19
years of age or older) club

pensioners and associate
members.

If you have not been
contacted by a team captain
by April 19, write your name
on the substitute list in the
Pro Shop, or show up after 8
a.m. on April 26, and you will
be assigned to a team.

July 26 - 27, + Castlegar;
August 2 - 3, Ki

Oliver; August 9-10, region-
al meet in Nelson; August 15
- 16.- 17, B.C. Summer
Games; and August 22 - 23,
provincial meet in Vancou-
ver.

Castlegar Aquanauts isa
non-profit club. Its income is
derived mainly from monies
received from fees, grants
from the recreation society
and the annual hon to

Gordon Gray named

Tennis Club. president

By MAUREEN GRAY
Castlegar Tennis Club
held its annual spring meet-
ing on April 9 with a some:
what di: ig turnout

be held on June 7.

This money is spent
mainly on pool time and
coaches’ salaries. The sup-
port of the community over
the past years in the annual
swimathon has contributed
greatly to its success.

Any questions regarding
registration in the swim club
ean be directed to president
Heidi Berger or registrar
Elena Carew.

of 16 people.

The executives elected
for this season are: president
Gordon Gray, vice-president
Ron Friesan, secretary Marg
Pryce and treasurer’ Shirley
Wanjoff.

Tournament directors ©

are Gordon Gray and Ron
Friesan, publicity — Mau-
reen Gray, social committee
— Kay Jones, Renate Bel-
ezyk, Lori Friesan and Col-
leen Sak

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SPRING
SCUBA COURSES

May 1980

Open Water &
Advanced Open Water

FOR INFORMATION PHONE
HUGH WILSON 365-8358

Club memberships, now
on sale at the Regional
Recreation Commission of-
fice, will be required for play
after April 21.

A small increase over
last year's fee was approved.
In addition, people taking

* tennis lessons from the rec-

reation commission will be
offered memberships at last
year's rate.

The first “fun Tennis

Day” will take place May 4.°

KOK ANEE TAX

SERVICE

MAKE SURE YOU ARE AWARE
of deduction privileges, new and old, which may or may
not be in effect this year.
Ask us about them. We've been serving the people here

for 7 years.

OPEN Mon. - te 9a.m. -5 p.m. sient 9a.m. - noon

(lor special appointment call us)

270,Columbia Ave., Castlegar

865-2416

and

of trophies

‘A. Stasila, L. Molnar,’ M.
nigan and,L, Horst. ,

ANDERSON TROPHY was won by a Thursday night rink consisting of, left to right, M.
Pondelicek, S, Larson and M. : Frokep with L. Demeo missing from the photo.

of, left to pay M. Van Yzerloo, J..

Final registration
for minor soccer

Castlegar Minor Soccer
Association held a general
meeting on Monday at the
Community Complex, elect-
ing a full slate of officers for
the coming season.

This year's president is
W. Fayant, vit M.

will be ing

CENTINAL
= MINOR
“BASEBALL
Registration
: has been extended to ;

APRIL 18 .

calor Office |;

a . Castlegar

SWIM CLUB

Annual

REGISTRATION

Sat., April 19th

from j0.a.m. - noon & 1 p.m. - 3 p.m.
At The i :
Recreation Complex

ALL AGES

this year, but more are nec-
essary to Sil out the ranks
and make it a successful
season. Teams. will begin
playing in early May, so it is
hoped that there will be a

Hart, secretary L. Gjennes-
tad, treasurer D. Jones. -

Publicity Dorothy Mil-
ler-Tait, director 1 — J.
Pellegrin, director 2 — J.
Hartman, director, 3 — C.
Brattebo, equipment — Dr.
J. Walton, chief referee — C.
Amaral.

are welcomed to this event.
This is a great opportunity to

meet other players and have .

a lot of fun playing the game.

Watch this weekly col-
umn for information on up-
coming club and regional

tournaments, club news and -

social activities,
Men's night will com-
mence April 15.

has ‘been
at the Ce

large at the next
general meeting on April 28,

For further information
please call C. Brattebo or B.
Pettigrew, |

1102. - 5th:Ave. N.

We've Expanded our Business and Must Make More
Room. Our Shop Warehouse Will Remain at 61
Cc St. North, Office Hours 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

- Waldie's Plumbing -

& Heating -L0.

1102 - 5th Ave. North

Phone: 365-7531

LTULO ALLE DIRECTORY

ity Complex, Tudor Sports,
and The Mountain Sports
Hut and will continue until
Saturday, (except at the
Complex where it will end on
Friday). There are over 60
boys and girls registered to
date, but more will be wel-
come.

Anumber of coaches and

; Castlegar
Chamber of Commerce

OFFICIAL OPENING

& GENERAL MEETING
“April 24, 1980

Open House
1444 Columbia Ave.
11:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.
General Meeting
12 Noon — Hi Arrow Arms
Guest Speakers
Her Worship - Audrey Moore
Mayor of Castlegar
Jim Robinson

B.C. Chamber of Commerce
D. Edgar, Co-ordinator Kootenay
Boundary Visitors Bureau
Open to the public — all interested
persons are invited to attend
GENERAL MEETING - $5.00 per person,
including meal. Tickets available at
Chamber office

REMEMBER
It takes 2 — your Chamber and you

ST. DAVID'S
8 a.m. Eucharist
10.a.m, Eucharist
and Sunday School
Morning Prayer
on Fourtl Sunday

Robso
2nd & 4theSunday 10a.m,.
Rev. Desmond Carroll
365-2271

1471 Columbia Ave! Trail
Pastor D. Zinner 365-2649

Saturday Services:
9:30 a.m. Sabbath School
{Adults & Children)

11 a.m. Divine Worship
ITIS WRITTEN

BIBLE SEMINAR .
Every Sunday & Tuesday

30pm.
Everyone is Welcome

OF CANADA
624 - 6th Ave. S,
1% Blocks south of
Community Complex.
9:40 a.m. Sing-Song
10 a.m. Worship
and Sunday Schoo!
Robson:1st & rd Sundays
+ Rev. Ted Bristow
965-8337 or 965-7814

804 - 7th Ave., South
: Church School
9:45 a.m:
Morning Worship
: llam .
Pastor Ira Johnson
Phone 365-6762

405 Maple St.
Worship Service 11 a.m.
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.

Lowell Kindschy
Ph. 365-3664 or 365-3662
Listen to the Lutheran
Hour Sunday, 11:30a.m.
-on Radio CKQR

MEETS SUNDAY

am.
Ph, 365:7973
352.5105

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809 Merry Creek Road
Next to Cloverleaf Motel
Castleaird Plaza
Family ible Hour

9:45 a
Morning Worship
11:00. a.m.
Evening Praise
:30 p.m,
WED. FAMILY NIGHT
7 p.m. (for all the family)
Pastor John Hill
Church Office 365-3430

below Castleaird Plaza

9:50 a.m. Sunday School
11 a.m. Worship Service 10:45
7 p.m. Fellowship Service
Tuesday, 7 p.m. Cottage

767 - Ist Ave., North
Pastor Roy Hubbeard
Church: Ph 365-5212
Christian Education Hour
am,
Morning Worship
1

a.m.
Evening Service

Friday, 7 p.m. Youth and
Family Night
Rev. Ed. Wegner, Pastor
oT 2374

FULL
GOSPEL CHURCH

7th Ave, South
9:45 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Worship
infant Nursery.and
Junior Congregation
Minister H.M. Harvey
Phone 365-3816

p.m,
Tuesday: Bible Study
330 p.m.
Saturday: Young People
7 p.m.

Rev. Michael Guinan
43

Soturday Night Mass
7 p.m,
Sunday Masses at
8.a,m. and 10.a.m.

ST. MARIA GORETTI

Genelle — 12 Noon

I / Recreation News y

Spring Activities
Registration for. the

"Castlegar recreation depart-

ment’s spring activities has
been going on this week,
People wanting to take ad-

vantage of one of the rec-°

reation programs offered are
advised to register as soon as
possible,

Brochures containing all”

pertinent information for

Spring recreation are avail-

able at the Recreation Office
in'the Community Complex.
The programs are set to start
April 21,
Special Events

. Included in this year's
activities are a number of
special events, This weekend
there are two such events
scheduled to take place at the
Community’ Complex. On

“Saturday, all day from 9 a.m, .

to 4 p.m. the Selkirk Wea-
vers Guild {5 co-spoasoriag a
Natural Dyes Workshop.
Registration is $5,

Sunday afternoon from 1
- 4 p.m. Zemphira,.a Middle-

Eastern dancing instructor
‘from Victoria will be offering

a workshop for those inter-
ested in learning the art of
bellydancing. Registration
‘for this workshop is $12,
Other special events
planned for the near future

-are_a gardening workshop,

landscaping workshop, a
micro-wave cooking clinic
and a Level If S softball
coaches’ clinic,
Teen Dance
There are also some
other exciting events coming

* upat the Castlegar Commun. ©

ity Complex in the near
future. This Friday, there.
will be. a teen dance in the
hall of the Community Com-
plex. Music and lightshow
will be by Swingtown Disco
Services from 8:30 p.m. to
12:30 a.m, Admission is $1.60
at the door, and all teens ages
18 to 18 are invited to attend.
Rock Concerts :
May is going to be an
exciting month in Castlegar.
We have two rock concerts
scheduled; APRIL WINE
will be here on May 7 and
PRISM, another popular rock
group, on May 29. Both con-
certs will be at the Come
eae Complex.

Me Skating
"* Also’ in “May, “Roller
Skating is coming to the
Community Complex. The
Recreation Department will
be renting roller skates for
those who don’t have their

own. Watch this column for

‘the-next couple of weeks for

further details on roller skat-

ing.
* Tennis Club

The Recreation’ Oifice is
accepting registrations fora
number of local organizations;
at the’ present time. Tennis
players ‘wanting to: ign

‘the ‘Castlegar

oun for the 1980 ees bats ani
now do'so; This year’s rated!
are as follows: juniors (up, iy
18 and still in school) —
adult (over 18) —

of children}-— $65. é

.'\ Baseballand Soccer —
Registrations are also,

atill being accepted: for ‘the “

Castlegar Minor Soccer As-

- sociation, and, the , Sentinal
Baseball -

tion,
Ladies’ Softball
For any ladies interested
in playing competitive soft-
ball this year, the Castlegar’
Angels senior ladies’ softball
team held its first practice at
the Kinnaird softball park on
April 16. f
This is a . competitive
team which in

PLAY BALL. It's that time of ike year as
Chris Sandrin goes'up to bat and catcher

Gordon Sandrin waits {

way for the pas
registration will _ allow the teams:

Mrs. Nutter
_ Robson WI
delegate

A decision to present its
usual scholarships to Stanley
Humphries Secondary School
anda donation to the ACWW
fund for convention expenses
were some of the topics
covered at the regular
monthly meeting.of the Rob-
son Women’s Institute held

- last Wednesday at the home

of Mrs, Wenrel.

The meeting started at
12:80 ‘p.m. with members
bringing their own lunches
and the hostess providing the
tea and coffee,

Vice-president Mrs, Jen-.

ner distributed material to
make potholders for the
Craft Sale. Mrs, Nutter dis-

& played samples of egg warm-

t two weeks. Final

y for the

the West Kootenay’ Ladies’,
toa number of weekend

play:. 1 Minor

Hons for boys ages seven eur to 1S:
Softball Les, d tra olds Its final week of registration this
hs reir vels “Thursday: and Beiday’ st the: Regional

the m 8:30 a.m. to
‘province: Anyone interested 4:30 p.m. Registration. es been under.”

io be

. ‘picked with minor ball conmencing as
soon as the we ther and nels ae
ordinating allows:

ers ‘which she had copied
from some displayed in the
Caigury Boutique. -

Mra, Nutter was nom-

inated as delegate to the |

District Conference at Har-
rop in May.
The invitation to attend

a meeting and potluck lun- °

cheon at Granite Road was

more boys will be king port ne this
season’ 's minor baseball,

Next meeting is to be
at the home of Mrs. Chress.

pists ire Frisk at 885.
8868.

Castlegar social notes

, Swim Club
for the.

Aquanaut Swim Club will be |
taking place at the Reec-
reation Complex,on Saturday
from 10 a.m. tonoon and 1-8
p.m. Any person..who can
swim one length of the podl is
eligible to register. Please
note that any new swimmers’
must bring along a photocopy
of their birth certificate.

a Trade Fair in our com-
munity. The dates to note are
April 26 - 26. This year's

‘ Trade Fair will again be -at

the Castlegar Community
Complex.

Robson Dance

This weekend the Rob-
son Recreation “Society is
sponsoring a’ dance on Sat-
urday at the Robson Hall
from 9 p.m, to 1:80 a.m.
Music will be provided by the
B.J.’s and everybody is wel-
come to attend. ~

Thousands to attend |
AA 45th convention

More than 80,000 per-
sons will attend the 45th
Anniversary International
Conventionof Alcoholics An-
onymous to be held in New
Orleans, La. July 8-6, 1980,
according to Dr. Milton Max-
well, chairman of the fellow-
ship's board of trustees.

This will be the largest

: gathering of its kind ever

held anywhere in the world.

One marathon meeting
will run 24 hours a day.
On July 4, the Super-

dome will host the largest

A.A, meeting ever held. The
meeting, with 30,000 persons
in attendance, will be pre-

_teded by a dramatic flag

ceremony.

On July &, the conven-
tion will ll present its Bigs Show
in the § This will

Meeting in
New Orleans will be Al-Anon
and Alateen. Memberships in

feature the New Christy
Minstrels, the Olympic
h Band, the Har-

these include
families and friends of al-
coholics.

“The Joy of Living” is
the theme of the

attract A.A. members from

Canada, United States and 80
foreign count

This aot “Aniversary

of

monicats, and comedian Glen -

Ashe.’

The convention con-
cludes on Jyly 6, with its Big

Spiritual Meeting in the ||

Superdome. Lois Wilson,
widow of A.A.’s co-founder,
will be present.

MRS. H. JOHNSON 365-8294
Visiting at the home of
Mrs. J. Raine during. last
week were ther brother and
his wife, Mr. and Mrs. L.
Teasdale, who left on the
weekend to make their re-
turn trip home to Arizona,
TU. 8. Aa ‘
* .
Visitors at the home of
Mrs. H. Johnson Tuesday
and Wednesday of last week
were Mrs. P. Koehler of
Marcus, and-Mra. C. Notting-
ham of Colville, Wash.
* *. Ld

KREM special
‘Angel Death’ .

airs Monday .
Afgel Dust . . . quickly
becoming the No. 1 maimer
and killer of America’s youth,
will be the subject of a
KREM-TV special on. Mon-
day evening.

. “Angel Death,” narrated’

by Paul Newman and Joanne
Woodward, is a . powerful
one-hour special which deals
with the drug PCP (Angel

Dust). ‘
“Angel Death” -is very

graphic and shows actual ef-

fects of the drug in use,

results from the use of the

drug, and interviews with

users. This special has béen

as. “Dy

Members of Minto Chap-
ter, Order of the Eastern
Star, who attended the meet-
ing and installatign of officers _
of Rose City Chapter, Nelson, |
were: Mr. and Mrs, N.

Gilchrist, Mrs. W. Crawford, -

Mrs. H. Johnson (accom-
panied by her guests from
Colville), Mrs, J. Donnan,
Mrs. E, Sherbiko, Mrs. N.

Zuk and Mrs, W. Sommer-,

field.
* e *

On April 1, Minto Chap-
ter, Order of the Eastern
Star, held its meeting and
installation in the Masonic’
Hall with many guests from
Colville, Nakusp, Nelson,
‘Trail, Rossland, Kelowna and
White Rock.

Installed were worthy
matron Mrs. W. Crawford,

+ worthy patron Neil Gilchrist,

associate matron Mrs. D.

Stewart, associate’ patron.

Clarence Ackerman;

Secretary Mrs. H. John-.

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‘Acres of
Parking

eee “awesome” oe “in
spiring.”
day from 5.- 6 pm. on
Channel 2, Spokane.

ra 4
“Angel Death" airs Mon-

GARAGE
SALE

Sat. & Sun.
Apr. 26 & 27
10 a.m.

302 - 4th Ave. N.
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Alcoholics recast opens
July 3, with a giant Mardi

+ Gras parade in the Rivergate

Convention Cénter, This will
be followed by a get-ac-
quainted Ball featuring New
Orleans jazz and a special
young people's “Crayfish
Crawl,” at the Marriott
Hotel.

On July 4 and 65 a
variety of alkathons, work-
shops, panel discussions and
special interest meetings are
scheduled from 8 a.m. to 2
a.m. the next day. There will
be a total of 170 meetings

with participation by 610 -

speakers,

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CABLE WEST 10
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Thursday Night Schedule

5:00 11:00 — Cable West 10 :
special six-hour -

di Mrs. C. A
chaplain Mrs. E. Sherbiko,
marshal Mrs, L. Greenwood,
organist Mrs, M. Peachey,
star points — Mrs. W. Som-,
merfield, Mrs. J. Donnan,
Mrs. J. Heslop, Mrs, N. Gil-
christ and Mrs. N. Oswald,
warder — Mrs. W. Chress
sentinal — Walter’ Chress,

A social hour followed
the meeting, and refresh-.
ments included a decorated
cake with the inscription

~ munities)

feature which deals with pay..:{;
TV and how it may affect the ;

future of broadcasting in
Canada.

It is the April 9 broad-
casters’ presentations at the
CRTC public hearings (re:
the extension of services to
Northern .and remote .com-
which recently
took place in Hull, Que.

The appearing broad-
casters are: CBC Radio Can-
ada; CTV, Le Reseau De

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, April 16, 1980

Annual.
"General Meeting

Castlegar ‘and District.

Minor Hockey Association
will be held in the.
New Arena Complex Hall
Thursday, April 17,
SP.M.
AGENDA: Annual Reports, Resolutions. Sugges-
tlons and Election of Officers for 1980-8

Coaches, parents, and any others in
urged to attend,

CLEARANCE SALE
THIS WEEKEND ONLY!

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‘211 Maple St. Castlegar

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“This Week's Special: 30'x40', 16’ high

“Includesi‘one |14x14 overhead door, two

3068

Walk-in doors, all fasteners for assembly, 3” vinyl

back’ insulation’ walls and ceiling, coloured trim,

coloured side walls 26 gauge, galvanized roof 26
ejlon oan shipping costs, all taxes.

*15,400

quarantes, ‘én mat als, 2-yr. guarantees on workmanship.

Hox 2527, Grand Forks 442-2683

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