Wednesday, September. 3, 1969 eae:

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lett;
Mrs. Te ‘M, Thomson. Soi AD
2 : Gourds,’ Mexican: or Decora-- ;
tive:

Fair Results.

5 Chris: Thomson; 3rd,"

Ist, Douglas | Hankin; 2nd, ‘
He Van. Dyk; ard, ‘Laura » Thomp=

sons
“Lettuce, Cabbage o or ‘Head: 1st,

Ss 2nd, Mar ‘Bros.; 3rd,"
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Crowther.
Lettuce, Leaf: 1st, H; parker, fe Cauliflower: 1st, -H. Parker;
Leeks: Ist, H, Parker, © 2nd, -D. Galey; 3rd," Mrs.. S,
‘Crook. * z : :

Celery: Ist, H, Parker.
"Brussels Sprouts: 2nd, E; Wit-.
tOLy ons :

‘Cabbage, Red: ist, A 1, Van Dyk.

Cabbage, Green: Ist, Mar
Bros; 2nd;. E, Witter. “ ,

‘REVIEW CLASSIFIED.

"COMING EVENTS

"MISCELLANEOUS

THE SIDNEY AND NORTH SAA-
nichGardenC lub will commence
its. monthly meetings on Thurs-

a day, Sept. 4 at 8 p.m, in the

new Anglican Hall. on 4th St,’

: « Spgpker for the evening Mr. G,

. Owen of the beaumaris Bulb

; Farm. Topic bulbs with special
-attention. to . miniature bulbs.

Everyone . welcome. Lunch
served, Membership $1.00 per -
year.. 36-1

SIDNEY BRIDGE CLUB WILL

resume. weekly games at the K.

“of P, Hall, 4th St., Friday Sept.

>

5th at:8 p.m.
ers welcome.

All bridge play-
35-2

» “QUARTER DECK CAFE

VAN-ISLE MARINA, SIDNEY’
Open 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
eyery. day. Texas Style Hame
burgers - We cater to Private
Parties!’ Charter. a boat for
fishing & cruising.

Telephone 656-4123,

Loyal Order of Moose

‘BIN GO
Every Tuesday, 4330 p.m.
60/40 per cent: .
“Moose Home Sianichton
Opposite Fairgrounds, 11-y
OBITUARIES ~

ALLEN - CLARA AT KIM-
berley General Hospital Friday.
Aug. 29, 1969 ‘at the age of 83
years. Resident cf Kimberley for
the past 5 years, Survived by 3
sons, Ernest of Kamlocps; Frank,
New Westminster and Edward of
Victoria; four daughters, “Mrs,
Fred (Viola) Barr of Cranbrook;
Mrs. Herb. (Alice) Robinson of
Kimberley; Mys.. Charies (Elina)
Voss of Spokane and Mrs, Ralph
(Josephine) McKinnon of Rich-
mond,. Wash.; one brother and
three sisters living in the United
States, numercus grandchildren
and great: grandchildren, Pre-
deceased by her husband Frank
C, in 1966,” Funeral “services
were held from McLeods Funerai
Chapel, Kamloops on Tuesday
September 2nd at 2 p.m. Rev.

I, Gamble officiated. Interment -

followed. in the family plot Hill-
side Cemetery. R641

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Avaflable new. ‘Nor-Garden’
Courts... 656-3612, 7

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included... W/W carpets, in
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SPACE “ON BEACON “AVE,
Office or store, 700'sq. ft.,

20 ft. window Space. 656-1636.
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ON CARPET CLEANING
| Strutt:

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656-1920. .. 24tf

BOOK EXCHANGE: 9785 - 5TH -
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During August.

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Phone 656-1784, 2att.

MABEL D. GOLDFINCH. B.C.

_R.M.T.. announces: the : opening

of her studio in September for
piano and theory tuition at 10720
West Saanich Road (corner | of
Downey. Road). Phone 656-4348

before 9 a.m. for interview. 34-5

PIANO. ‘LESSONS . FOR. BEGIN-
ners given by capable 16 yr. old
Reasonable fee. Phone
656-3437, 35~2

BILL WRIGHT. - NEW WIRING,

-re-wiring, “electric heating and

3954
34-4

appliance installation.
Holland Rd, 479-5317.

IF YOU WANT YOUR MOWER
in shape; now is the time to
bring it to Reed’s Saw Repair,
622 Fisgard St. 83-8324. 3- tf:

GARDENING SERVICES COULD
be made available around end cof

October to Gulf Islands serviced,
by Ferry. Pruning, power raking; -

areating. Cadboro. Bay Land-
scaping and Garden Maintenance :
Co. Lid. 2450 Sinclair Rd., Vic-
toria, 477-4580, _ 36-4

LOW COST ROTOVATING 10
H:P. Tractor~ 39 in. wide.~479-

4513 or 656-3590, 36-4
AJAX WINDOW CLEANERS, |
also walls and gutters. Free.

Bob Scott, 652-1581,
35-tf

YEAR
for dogs and
The finest care and at-

estimates.

KORWIN - -KENNELS,
round boarding ©
“eats. .

tention.
1440. McTavish Rd. 656-3833,
S.P.C,.A. approved, - B4-4x,

A.D, CLEAN-UP SERVICE,
Basements, yards — cleaned.
Trees, stumps, composts re-
moved, . Free estimates. 478-
3530, 479- 1370. : 34-4x,

CROWN
specializing in home driveways,
Quality workmanship, . Free es-
timates. Phone 477-1298, ‘31-tf

DRESSMAKING, ALTERATIONS,
Millinery .designing.
Craft Shop. 28 W.° Burnside.
(Near Harriet), 385-1542, 34-4x.

“VICTORIA HYPNOSIS SERVICES
Relaxation and Psycho-Cyber-

Cabbage, Heaviest

“and, Mr. Patrick H, Kelly. -

“Prize donated. by’ Island View

ker; 2nd, Patrick N. Kelly.

Spacious exercise area”

PAVING COMPANY

Fashion.

18t; D, Galey. -
Ist, H.. Parker;

Broccoli, AW. 2
“Kale Curly:.

-Exhibit of Brassica;

- Best
Lockers: H. Parker.

Chard, Swiss: 1st, H. Parker;
2nd, Fred Handy. © ;
Chard, Crimson: ist, H. Par-

Muskmelon: 1st, Art Miguez.
Watermelon: 1st, P. KR. Tho-
mas.

Vegetable Marrow, green: 1st,
Rosalind Logan; end, Fernie,
Farm.

Vegetable: Marrow, white or
yellow: 1st, Fred Handy; 2nd,
Fernie Farm; 3rd, Ritchard Mut-
rie, >
Best
Show;

Exhibit of Marrow. in
Prize dorated-by Mayhew
ist, Fred Handy.
Squash, Butternut: ist, Mrs.
A, Steers. :
Squash, Zucchini: Ist, Fred
Handy; 2nd, H. Parker; 3rd, Mrs.
G, Vant Haaff.
Squash, Acorn or Table Queen:
ist, Red Handy; 2nd, Rosalind
Logan. ~
Squash, Green Hubbard: 1st,
Fred Handy; 2nd, Mrs.-L. Hal-
ling: 3rd,-M. C, Johnson.
Squash, Golden Hubbard: 1st,
Mrs, S, Crook; 2nd, Mr. Pat~-
Tick N. Kelly.
Squash, Buttercup: 1st, Mrs,
T.-M. Thomson; 2nd= Mrs. S.
Crock; drd, Mrs. Vant Haaff.
Best Exhibit of Squash in Show;
Prize donated by Slegg Bros.:
Pumpkin, pie type, under 8
Ibs: 1st, H, Parker; 3rd, Phil~
lip J. Thomas. :
, Pumpkin, over 8 Ibs.: 1st,
H. Van Dyk; 2nd, Doug Thomson;
3rd, Art Miguez.
Best Exhibit’ of Pumpkin in
Show: H, Parker.
. Vegetables, A.O.V.: 1st, WA,
Webster; 2nd, Mrs. S, -Crook;
3rd, J. S, Groves,

Special Collection of Vege-
tables, 12 distinct kinds; Scott

ae (WORLD CHAMPION

| plenty

- thought. this year’s fair. had so

WINS ‘CUTTING’ :
AT SAANICHTON

Cutting horse. contests. at this
year’s Saanich, Fair. were: ‘she: :

draw the crowds. that they have- :
in prev rious years,

“The novelty’ s wearing, off,’?
one high-booted “coyboy’* Com-=
mented in the stands wheré he had
of, room.to stretch his
jeans-~clad legs.

Maybe so, but other spectators:
approached for. their opmions,’

many attractions that the people
couldn’t drag themseives away to
watch the highly-trained, and in
most. caseS expensive cutting

* Cutting horses are required to
separate a steer from. the herd,
which by’ ‘natural Castinct, tries
to return to the pack. Dodging
and turning, with flick-of-the-

ting horses keep the steer away.
from their. “friends’’ in highly-
entertaining action.

‘The lesser’skilled and trained
allow the steer to get around them:
at times, and.for so doing are
penalized. . .

Top cutting horse inthe compe-
titions this weekend seldom lets
anything get around him... .

Peppy San was word champion
cutting horse in 1967 and has con-
tinued high inthe ‘aggregate points
list since.

owned Douglas Lake Cattle,
Company.. in’ the Nicola’ Valley
and is owned by C.N. (Chunky)
Woodward of Woodward Stores
who rede him onhis winning ways
at the fair...

Second in the open cutting was
a Calgary entry, Snappy Madona
owned by Bill Collins, which.won

Cup: . lst, H. Parker; 2nd, Mar

_the novice class. .

‘Bros,
Bird

. Saanich’. Pair bird section
prize list follows:: -”

_ PIGEONS: Best in show, White
Fantail, B, Pritchett; Best oppo-

chett; Best young bird cock in
show, Dave Renard; ‘Best: young
bird hen in show, Dave Renard;
“Best old ‘bird cock in show,

old bird hen in show, White Fan-
tail, B. Pritchett; Best racing
‘Horner, old cock, Walt Gallop,

.CAGE BIRDS: Best type ca-
nary, E, Brown; Best Red Fac-
tor, E,. Ham; Best. Border, E.
“Brown; Best Gloster, E. Brown;
Best -A.O.V. Canary, D, -Scho-
field. :

FOREIGN BIRDS:
Eater, E. Ham, Best Soft Bill,
D. Miller;
Ww. R. Bell.

BUDGERIGERS:
“Cock, M.
Hen,
Open in Show,
Novice. Breeder Cock, J. Jose-
phy; Best Novice Breeder Hen,
J, Josephy; Best Novice Breeder
in Show, J, Josephy; Best Inter-
mediate Cock, P, Ryan; Best In~
_termediate Hen, H. Arrowsmith;

Ryan; Best Intermediate Breeder
Cock, H, Arrowsmith; Best In-

site sex, Blue Fantail, B, Prit-

Blue Fantail, B, Pritchett; Best

Best Seed .
Best. Parrot -Type,
Best Novice”
Barber; Best Novice.

M. Barber; Best Novice.
M. Barber; Best --

Best Intermediate in Show, P.

Show

Breeder: in Show, .H. Ar-
-rowsmith; Best. Champion Open
Hen, D. Wakelyn; Best Cham-
pion Open Cock, T, Nay~
lor; Best Champion Openin Show,
T, Naylor; Best Champion Bree-
der, T. Naylor; Best Champion
Hen, G. Williamson; Best Chame-

Best Novice Cock, M, Barber;
Best Novice Hen,.M.. Barber;
Best NoviceOpen in Show, M.
Barber. z

BEST IN SHOW,’

BEST. OPPOSITE IN SHOW,
M, Barber. :

BEST . 1969 RUNG IN SHOW,
J Naylor, .

BEST. 1969 OPPOSITE IN:
SHOW, J, Josephy.

Area Fire Chiefs
At Penticton

Among those attending the 38th
annual B.C. Fire Chiefs’ College
at Penticton, August. 18 to 22,
were Sidney and North Saanich
Fire Chief Hugh Loney, Central
Saanich Fire Chief Don Facey
and Deputy Chief Bill Hamilton,

Resolution proposed by Duncan
Fire Chief Les Hawker recom-
mending general adoption inBri-
tish Columbia of the Canada Fire

NEW 3 BDRM, HOME, N, SAA- -

nich, complete seclusion, 8 mo.
occupancy. $200 per mo. Ref-
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in Deep Cove. 3 small bdrms.
11 mo. occupancy, $135 per
month, © Referenies required.
Gordon Hulme Ltd, 656-1154.

36-1

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retired or business adults. 656-
4250 or 386-9048,

RENT TO OWN NEW SEWING
machine, $2.75 weekly. Sawyer
Sewing, 811 Fort St., 382-6228,

36-1

FOR RENT OR SELL, TWOBED-~

room cottage, electric heat, im--

656-3335.
36-1

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656-2693 eveniags. 36-1

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female, since Aug. 29 in Bazan
Bay area, wearing flea collar.
655-2042, 36-1

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and full of action, but they: did't |

‘horses maich wits with steers. |)

eyelid speed, the besi of the cut- |.

». He comes from the big B.C.- |

pion Breeder in Show, T. Naylor; .

T, Naylor.

(REWARD) BLACK WITH TAN
markings.female Doberman, one
year old, answers to Susie, lost
on Sidney Spit Sept. 1. Call
collect Walter Graf, 945-3638 or
987-5231. 36-1

$16.00 REWARD FOR RE-
covery of black Morocco wallet.
Lost in vicinity Sidney Tra-
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ALADDIN TRAVEL SERVICES

Top-calibre riding was seen
of several ribbons was this pair,

(Review Photo).

JUNIOR HORSE SHOW

There were 102 entries in the
junior horse show of the Saanich .
Fair.on Saturday and Dr. Ralph
Rowe of Calgary .had his work
cut out judging the young riders, :

the top performers,

the show speaks well for-the fu-
ture of the. riding game on Van-

couver ‘Island, Dr. Rowe ob-
served.
Results follow: (name of the

horse first, owner second and re:
der third):

‘JUNIOR’ TRAIL: HORSE - OR
PONY: > Ist, Kelon, Gail Coppin=
ger, . Alan MacGillivray; end,
Tommy = Tucker, Terry Hanna,
Terry Hanna; 3rd, Slim, Lesiie
Nikirk, Lestie Nikirk; 4th, Yel-
low Jingles, A.B, Montgomery,
Heather Montgomery; Reserve,
Rowdy, Keily Tembiett, Kelly
Temblett.

PLEASURE . SADDLE PONY:
lst, Liberty Bell, Altamont Sta~
bles, Michele Pink; 2nd, Barry~
more, A. Robb, Janice Dick; 3rd,
Sunspot, A, Robb, Anncy. Robb;
4th, Poncho Mio, A.-Robb, Nan-
cy - Battinson; - Reserve, Misty
Miss, Lynn Trickett, hyn Trick-
ett, :
WESTERN PLEASURE PONY
= Under 14.1 Hands: Ist, Slim,
Leslie Nikirk, Leslie Nikirk; 2nd,
‘Skylark, Roslyn Ross, Roslyn

Hanna, .Terry Hanna; 4th,
Crickett, Hugh Ryder, Hugh Ry-
der}. Reserve, Chips, Laurie
Lowe, Laurie Lowe. :

EQUITATION: | Hunting Seat
Over Jurips: 1st, Axminster,
Joan Henderson, Joan Hender-
son; 2nd, Aldebaran, G, Peet, G.
Peet; 3rd, Some Royal Flush,
P. Gwen, Pat Owen; 4th, Good
Heaven, Mr. and Mrs, C.C, Care
penter; Mary Worsley; Reserve,
Vita Rogan; Doble Ellis, D, El~
lis, —

WESTERN RIDING HORSE
CLASS FOR JUNIORS: Ist, Ke-
lon, Gail Coppinger, Alan Mac~
Gillivary; 2nd, Golden Sun, Jim
Bissington, Jim Bissington; 3rd,

‘ellow Jingles, A. B, Montgome
ers, Heather Montgomery; 4th,
Apache, Cindy Miller, Cindy Mil-
ler; Reserve, Red Velvet, Mike
Houlerave, Mike Houlgrave.

EQUTTATION STOCK SADDLE
SEAT: Ist, Bambi B., D. Haj-
nal, David Hajnal; 2nd, Kelon,
Gail Coppinger, Alan MacGilli-
vray; 3rd, hank Flit Bar, Mrs,
J, MeMinn, Patricia Owen, 4th,
Red Velvei, Mike Houlgrave, Jane
Stubbs; Reserve, Ballet Vandy,
Mrs. & W. Walt, Pat Robson.

JUNIOR JUMPING: ist, Lucky
Fellov, ruce Halliday, Bruce
Halliday; 2nd, Red, Kelly Me-
Cullagh, Kelly McCullagh; 3rd,
Tams Paul, Andrea Prevost, An~
drea Prevost; 4th,
E, Ruthven, Janet Ruthven; Re«
serve, Tripie A Flyer, Jane Tim
mis, Jane Timrnis.

EQUITATIGN SADDLE SEAT =
T4vears & under: 1st, hven Ste-

ven, Altamont Stables, Susanne

cattle were named: champion
herdsmen at the Saanich Fair.

the exhibit, points were awar-
ded’ on how the exhibitor dealt
with the public in answering ques-
‘tions and: imparting knowledge of
the exhibit,

Two “Saanich Peninsula dairy 7

farmers specializing in Jersey” Tie, - Mt,’ Newton. Cross . Road,

~ while Jady: Wright, Lamont Road,

“The herdsmen competition was
based on. presentation by theex- ©
hibitor of their animals in their
stalls for spectators to see, and”
in. addition. to attractiveness of :

‘in the open. classes. of the Saanich Fair horse shows. -Winner

Lochside Drive, and her Quarter Horse ‘gelding, Tamo Paul. ;

Young Riders Give
Judge Difficult Job |

He liked what he saw, and did.

ho job of: sin: lin out: “
a ‘thoroug j gling SURE:

Calibre of rider and horse in .

- BS Ruthven, Jane Ruthven; Re=:

= 14 years to 18 years: Bae
“Flush, Patricia | F

Ross; 3rd, Tommy Tucker; Terry-

Breeze, Mr.

in junior division as well as

13-year-old Andrea Prevost,

Pink; 2nd, Tamo Paul, Andrea
Prevost,. Andrea Prevost; 3rd,
Misty Miss, Lynn: Trickett, Lynn:
Trickett; 4th, Letitia,’ Mr. and

Mrs, G. Dunlop, Gail Dunlop;.:|
2B, Bissing~ .

Reserve, Breeze, E
ton, Jim Bissington,. ee ;

JUNIOR * WESTERN PLEA-.
ist, Hank Fiit. Bar, Mrs,
Jean’ McMinn, Patricia “Owen;
2nd, Kelon, Gail’ Coppinger, Alan
MacGillivray,. » 8rd,

blett, Kelly Temblett; Reserve,

Golden Sun, Jim Bissington, Jim) |:

Bissington, OS

~ JUNIOR © SHOW HACK:
Henderson; 2nd,"
3rd, Bellamy, Judith | Ellis, Jus:
dith Ellis; 4th, Breeze, MrcE.

serve, Red Velvet, Mike’ Houl-
grave, Jane Stubbs. :
EQUITATION SADDLE. SEAT:

Some © Royal hy
Owen, ‘Pat Owen; 2nd, .Axmin=
ster, Joan Henderson, Joan Hen-
derson; . 3rd, Beauvale, Karen
Perry, Annecy Robb;". 4th, -Idle
‘Hour, F. Bail,

JUNIOR WORKING: HUNTER:
ist, Some Royal Flush, Pat

Owens, Pat Owens; 2nd, Red, Kel= |’

ly McCullagh, Kelly McCullagh;
3rd, Chico, Miss D, Coles, Mil-
ton. McCool; 4th, Lucky Fellow,
Bruce. Halliday, Bruce Halliday;
Reserve, . Tamo Paul, Andrea
Prevost, Andrea Prevost... |

JUNIOR JUMPING: ‘ist, Good
Heaven, Mr. and :Mrs. C.0C,

Carpenter, Mary Morsley;. 2nd,’
Some Royal Flush,

Patricia
Gwen, Pat Owen; 3rd, Axminster,
Joan Henderson, Joan Hender-
son; 4th, Chico, Miss D, Coles,
Adena Fisher; Reserve, Padanda,

Top Herdsmen. Prizes a
Won By Dairymen

In top p ce was Rich “dM -.

was second, 4
Two beef breeders were next a
in line. _Woodwynn Farm, W.° ~

Saanich, with herd’ manager Tom: a

O'Reilly in charge,’ was third,
and.: Pacific ‘Shorthorns’ owned

by Ernie McMinn .of Cordova an

Pays fourth.

ode Porter ‘was fifth, Ww. &
‘J., "Taylor -sixth and G, » McLeod
seventh.

- Scarlet |’
Cherry, Ruth Melver,. Ruth Me= at
Iver; 4th, Rowdy, Kelly Tem-: ;

cast, ||
“ Axminster, Joan Henderson, Joan’ :
‘Some. - Royal: 5
Flush, Patricia Owen, Pat Gwen; -

Ast,

Nancy Morrill.

Results of the beef cattle judg-
ing Saturday at the Saanich Fair
follow:
HEREFORDS

Reserve

Junior Champion,

T. J. Silver Beamich; owner,

Tremble & Jones.
“Junior Champion & Reserve
Grand Champion, Mt. . Sicker
Haven Jubilant; owner, Tom
Groves. oO
Senior Champion,: &- Grand
owner, E, Partridge. :
Reserve Junior | Champion,
Mt. Sicker Miss Marquis; owner,
Tom Groves, ;

os Junior Champion. &, Reserve
Grand Champion, Mt. Sicker Miss

Marquis IX; owner, Tom Groves.
Reserve Senior Champion,
Campbell Creek Real Supreme;
‘owner, E, Partridge.
Senior... Champion. &-- Grand
, Champion, Mt. Sicker Miss Mar-
quis IX; owner, E, Partridge.
ANGUS

MacBardo- of. Woodwynn; owner,
“Woodwynn Farm. «.

Champion, S.L.R, Diamond Lane;

Junior Champion: & Reserve
Grand Champion, Bandolier. of:

Woodwynn; ‘owner, Woodwynn'
Farm, : ey ae
Reserve Junior. Champion, -

Beef Cattle

Senior Champion & Grand
Champion, MacBardo of Wood-
wynn; owner, Woodwynn Farm,
‘ Reserve’ Senior “Champion,
Dusty Lad of 1T.M.; owner, T. -
McLeod. ;

Junior ‘Champion, Favourite |
GE of Woodwynn; owner, Wood-
wynn Farm.

J unior Champion,

Reserve . : a
Keepsake - of ‘Woodwynn; owner, pan
J, Britton. u

Reserve Junior Champion i

& Reserve -Senior Champion, '
Avons Black Erica; owner Wood-
wynn Farm. ;

Senior
Champion, Buxom Favourite of
Woodwynn; owner, ‘Woodwynn
Farm. - ea

SHORTHORN.

_ Senior : Champion Bull, Tabes _ —

Toreador; owner,’G, Tatton.

Reserve Champion Bull, HD.
. Command Victor; owner, J.Bare. So

tholow, we
- Senior ‘Champion. Cow, Sea
breeze’ Sunshine” Queen; owmer,.
od Bartholow. oe
’ Reserve Champion Cow, Ae
‘derdale ‘Victress;" owner, Ee
Moodie.” i “op

S. J. De Groot, Willy De Groot.

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