Berlin Curtis Hold Lead in Mixed Doubles
Berlin Curtis lead mixed doubles after the first week in the Muscatine Bowling Association event at Pearl Lanes. Ann Curtis and Mike Berlin top standings with 1129, 597, and 603 series as other pairs like Lavonne Isard with Mike Berlin and Dorothy Holliday with Robert Holliday show strong finishes.
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Berlin
Curtis
Muscartine Bowling Association
Pearl Lanes
Ann Curtis
Mike
Lavonne Isard
Mike Berlin
Dorothy Holliday
Robert Holliday
Darlene Gray
Mike Blaosing
Mary Smith
Goriruce Merrill
Chuck Merrill
Shaw
Melody Ross
Robert Ross
Buck Sehwaty
Erma Phillips
Carl Phillips
Lavonne
Rir
Vernon Mistikt
Hayes Leaders Triumph in Monday Basketball Night
Hayes Leaders Match Victories as Oncerenton Huner's CY and Carvisie's Sporvis Shop post wins. Hunter's led by Wilton Vaunderette M18 at halftime, final 68 49 with Kaule 22 points and Steckman 16. Losers led by Steve Wacker 18 and Gipple 13, while Carlisle’s breaks a contury mark with a late surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oncerenton Huner
Carvisie
Sporvis Shop
Hayes
Hunter’s
Wilton Vaunderette
Mike Kaule
Bob Steckman
Myron Te- Shake
Dick Marr
Lee Maurath
Carl Bartenhagen
Wayne Sclneider
Steve Wacker
John Gipple
Jey Lenker
Bean Novion
Hull Ih
Carlisle
Dvoy Thatcheracer
Ray Culle
Ron Havemann
Bill Beil
John Robinson
Ben Tidlgs
Bob Stewles
Thatchee
Kubienbeck
Diviney
Bill Stieirod
Mariet
Dave Ales
Three Way Battle In Big Ten Scoring Race
In the Big Ten race three players lead in scoring. Braids of Ohio State tops with 274 points in 21 games, Rayl of Lie Kaas close behind with 273 in 11, and Buntin of Michigan at 262 in 16. Magtans of Minnesub trails with 264 in 12.
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Chicago
Uiely Braids
Ohio
Kim Rayl
Lie Kaas
Bill Buntin
Michigan
Yen Alle
Braids
Rayl
Buntin
Biz Ten
Alan
Eric Magtans
Minnesub
Mars
Parish Churches Schedule Began Jan 19 Classes Start
Sweetland parish announces membership classes begin January 19 at Park Avenue church at 16 J. m. for all 12 and older from Sweetland wishing to attend. notify Ralph Sywas sink or Rev. Leland Enke by January 13 to order study materials. Visitation notes include May and Merle Pawel Durant and Mrs Pred Jinnert. Takeman of Mootpelier with Elizabeth Carter. Carter moving from Role 3 to a home at 815 Walnut in Muscatine.
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Sweetland
Park Avenue
J. m
Aly
Ralph Sywassink
Leland Enke
Merle Pawel
Durant
Pred
Takeman
Mootpelier
Geet Cova
Andrey
Elizabeth Carter
Role 3
Salle
Walnut
Muscatine
Conesville News Briefs From a Busy Sunday Gatherings
Conesville Methodist church held services Sunday morning January 6 with a potluck at noon hosted by the Official Church Board at the Har ry Abbott home. A card club met at the Knetsch home in Muscatine with many guests including Braun and Bean families and friends from Durant Bettendorf Davenport Wellman and Grandview among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conesville Methodist Church
The
Methodist Church
Harry Abbott
Cutch Club Guents
Roy Braun
Walter Knetsch
Musca
Harry Brawn
Nichols
Archle Braun
Durant
Roger Braun
Stockton
Andrew Lord
Muscatine
Marge Sadel
Mark Sade
Bettendorf
Bernard Bean
Harvey and
Bradley
Tom Law
Davenport
Ransom Ditler
Max Kemp
Nancy
Wick
Bill Wallin
Qind
Jagon Wolford
Tanty Reeker
Jeff
Motine
Uy Me
Mig. Byvark Bronbach
Mme
Lee Barmah
Muscatile
Laville Johson
Qual
Douglas Bausch
Jimmy
Day
Begington
Raymond Lulz
Brivate Gary
Larry Bean
Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri
Norman Bean
Stanley Bean
Nel
Ainsworth
Belly
Kathy Blake
Muscaline
Mbps
Ralph Gerling
Avon
Marsha
Grandview
Berard Bean
Harcy
Brad Love
Swaila
Pertin
Coralville
Musiceat Kennedy
Lyman Wagatay
Debbie
Dennis
Mys
Charles Wagoner
Kathy
David
Bruce
Mug
Galen Patterson
Wellman Wate
Pred Showalvet
Valley F B A elects officers and directors at Muscatine
Alvin Nay at D is named secretary of the Valley Farm Business Association with Davie pout elected president of the Mississippi Valley Fair Business Association at Muscatine on Monday January 7. New officers include vice president Bill Hor Cedar County and secretary-treasurer Ed Brown Muscatine County. The association serves eleven counties in eastern and southeastern towns. New directors named include August Weiler Clinton County Fred Wiese Scott County and Den Baumgardner Des Moines County. Old directors stepping down include Buttle Moore Louisa County and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin ‘Nay
Davie Pout
Aha
Mississippi Valley Fair Business , Association
Muscatine
Bill Hor
Cedar County
E d Brown
Muscatine Coune We
Mississippi Valley
Agsoeltion
Orgason
Fichinein
Fiehtman
Aysusl Weiler
Clinton County
Fred Wiese
Scott County
den Baumgardner
Des Moines
Butleth Moore
Louisa County
Tussine Litseley
Bryon Penningwold
Clinton Coun
Anne Neilsen
Des Moines County
Jon Jones
Washington County
Jack Bieri
Lote Isa County
Allan Weels
Cede’ Couny
Way Walle
Boly Pootly
Lea Bueler
Waokuk
Bill Burs
Lee County
BA Holfhauer
Mascalines
Walter Miller
Henry County
Harry Reiss
Johnson County
Art Duensing
Washington
Gas Service to Winfield Urged
Washington reudal Power Commission Examiner Samuel W. diesel recommends Michigan Wisconsin Pipeline be permitted to supply natural gas to Grant City Missouri Winfield Iowa and New London Iowa with dis elation dines.
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Washington
Hinton Man Elected State NFO President
Riediger of Hinton was elected Monday night town state president of the National Farmers Organization at the state convention and legislative conference in Ames. Wallace Rowell of Edgewood and W. W. Busch of Swain were named vice presidents, Ivan Strugynski of Oxford as treasurer, and other officers were chosen as National President Oren Lee Staley of Rea, Ma., spoke on nearing fair prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
L— Call ‘Riediger
Hinton
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Wallace Rowell
Edgewood
W. W. Busch
Swain
Unionville
Ivan Strugynski
Oxford
Oren Lee Staley
Rea
Conesville Church Board Sets Meetings
The Official Church Board of Conesville Methodist met on Sunday Jan 6 at the Abbott home with presiding Harry Abbott. Reports were given by treasurers and secretary. discussions covered Together magazine, piano tuning, and shortening the Communian service. Meetings set for the second Sunday evening monthly. February plans at Davis Peterson home. Weekend and visiting notes mention guests and family events. Diveney announces the birth of Marty Joe on December 31 at Muscatine General Hospital with family acknowledgments.
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Conesville
Tewoe
Chargh Board
Davis Peterson
and Mes
Oliver Stewart
Dread Beckanan
Fisengaeel
Mit
Moe Hoy
Marvin Cognar
Methodist
Nighols
Cedar Valley
Satterthwaite Pond Skating Party Planned
Plans were made for a skating and sledding party at Satterthwaite pond near Spangler chapel MYF. The event is set for Jan 19 from 7 to 11. Committee members include Caroly Boorn Tom Wind and others. a bonfire and refreshments arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomislac
Spangler Chapel
Leland Enkealy
Satterthwaite
Caroly Boorn
Tom
Mile
Ron Esmail
Marvin Beatty
Joanna Schmid
Karl Gleaves
Ilar
Lois Beatty
Chicago
Jeanna Schmid
Sauumlay
Kathy Windnan
Clifford Luethye
Carol Leinbaugy
Weith Welch
Lost Nation Presbyterian Church
Leig
St Luke's Nursing
Ravenpost
Two Church Classes to Meet Jan 10
The Sweetland church Young Adults class meets Thursday at 7:30 in church parlors with Rev land Enke teaching. A bowling party for the class, postponed from last Sunday, will occur on January 13. In Blooming ton township, Mr and Mrs Roy Egel hosted a visit by Mrs Fred Rinnert Mrs Wayne Watzel Sr and Carol Ann. Mrs Margaret Kerr joined Jack Benoy family and Jennie Benoy heading to Freeport Illinois for several weeks with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetland
Bible Sidy
Margaret Kerr
Jack Benoy
Fquily
Jennie Benoy
Freeport
Pomona Grange Program Set
Pomona Grange organizes a 1947 meeting schedule with Pomona Grange and area granges listing dates from January to December. Notable organizers include Harold Pace Sr and Marvin Coder with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Chapman and Arthur Grim. Lunch was provided by the Nos sesses group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Pomona
Raber
G- Walker
South Byvirie Grange
Westly
Sweetland
Bloomington Grange
Colar Grange
Cranston
Ebenexer Grange
Fairfield
Westview
al Lo
Pomona Grange
Booth
West Liberty
Fair Ilis Yerts
Harold Pace Sr
Harold Booth
Marvin Coder
Cedar Grange
Oscar Chapman
Arthur Grim
Arthur Black
Virginia. Anderson
Ed Hadley
Lamy
Marilyn Walker
Seeyerl Jy
Robert Walker
Get Pesticide Equipment Set
County Extension Director Eugene Malle crn urges a New Year equipment tune up for four common application systems. Harald Gunderson of Iowa State University warns against rust and deterioration and prescribes cleaning, proper storage, and lubrication steps for gloves, booms, knapsack sprayers, and dusters to keep gear safe and ready for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Exeonsion
Eugene Malle
Two Meetings Planned in Letts Area
In Letts area news two meetings are scheduled. Miss Lutheria Turkington will host a Letts Garden Club gathering at the Raymond Bailey home. Hospital notes report Mrs. Lester Hafner undergoing surgery and Miss Nellie Lee a patient at Muscatine General Hospital. Mrs. James Gage has returned home after days at the same hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letts
Lewis
Sunny Day
Raymond Bailey
Lutheria ‘Turkington
Letts Garden Glu
Dan
Ay Hee
Hospital News
Lester Hafner
Muscatine General
Nellie Lee
Muscatine General Hospital
James Gage
Cull Unprofitable Cows in Mathern County Dairies
Extension Director Eugene Mathern advises culling unprofitable cows to save on winter feed and labor costs. Ray Whitmore of Town State University agrees efficient feed use dictates removing low producers. best guides include first 100 days of lactation data and herd-average benchmarks. He recommends evaluating production percent, mastitis risks, ketosis, calving ease, and overall feed conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magcaline
Eugene Mathern
Ray Whiutmore
Town State University
Whitmore
Whitntove
Toastmasters Hold Meeting in Muscatine
Jerry Stark won the prepared speaker's award at Muscatine Toastmasters with "Now hear this." Other winners included Slankey for topic speaking with "As I see, 1963" and Hultquist as best critic. Multiple members delivered various New Year and 1963 themed talks. educational topic titled "The 1963 speech contests."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Stark
Muscatine
Jon Donixs
Gil Dietz
David ‘Slankey
Ralph Cullen
Ralph Jackson
Keith Aulquist
Richard Parish
Dale Nederhoff
Wilden Hudlnel
Roger Lande
Keith Hultquist
Rev
C. R. Gesell
Robert Pape
Bruce Sturdevant
Wildon Hurl
Max Churchill
Dale Nederholf
Social Ecommittee
Gordon Hagers
Bruce Stuy Devant
William Dunns To Miami Beach
William Dunns and Mrs William Dunns leave Monday for ten days at Miami Beach Fla Col umbus Junchon My and Mrs Wiliam Dulin join them? movement described with family visits and a Des Moines hospital connection. Move to Grandview noted and PEO meeting hosted by Miss Helen Orr with a space topic discussion led by Mrs Jeannette Masonholder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junchon
Wiliam Dulin
Miami Beach
Fla
Max Marshall
Libertyville
Ted Morison
Wo Thomas
Ames
Des Moines
Pf, Jacobs, Jr
Elizabeth Davis
Lucille Davis
Grandview
Sam Jones
Roland Rabenald
Nostese
Helen Orr
Vienday
Jeannette Masonholder
Space
Protect Pigs From Disease
Muscatine County swine producers are urged to protect feeder pigs from disease with vaccines and health precau tions. Extension Director Eugene Mathern notes the need for prompt action and warns that larger pigs incur higher costs for corrective measures. Swine Specialist Emmett Stevermer recommends vaccination or castration where not yet done, early treatment for mange and lice, and vigilant water facilities to spot outbreaks before losses mount.
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Muscatine County
Eugene Mathern
Mathern
Emmett Stovermer
Towa State University
Tavermer
Stevermer
Hold Dedication Service at the Grandview Church
The Grandview Community church held a dedication service Sunday evening in the newly finished Fellowship room. The program included singing, invocation, a duet, remarks, scripture and prayer, solos by Wayne Carter and Susie Bartenhagen, an address by Fred Wier, dedicatory prayer, and benediction by Rev. Record. The facility also features a new gas heating and lighting system in the basement rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview
Louisa Swine Producers Elect New Leaders at Columbus Meet
Wayne Garter was elected president of the Louisa County Swine Producers Association at the annual meeting held at the Columbus community center. About 80 attendees heard Delavan hog producer Russ Decker discuss modern handling methods. Officers named Vie Van Jennings as vice president and Tom Hustey as secretary treasurer. New directors are Keith Silles of Morning Sun and Don Williams of Conesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Wayne Yavler
Grandview
Louisa County Swine Producers Association
Columbus Community Center
Russ Decker
Delavan
Thy
Chex
Vie van Jennings
Tom Hustey
Keith Silles
Morning Sun
Don Williams
Conesville
Grandview News Notes and Family Visits
Grandview notes detail Mrs. Shella Barger visiting Burlington son Lynn and his family, with plans to see son Mark in Grant Nebraska and daughter and family in Sunnyvale before returning in spring. Mir and Mia, Boyd Asher, and Mrs. Arthur Thompson attended dinner at Clyde Antony’s Muscatine home. Don Long and children of Mr. Pleasanton joined J.R. Schaler for Sunday supper. John Wallace and Larry of Wapello joined in meals and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pleesant
J.R. Schaler
John Wallace
Larry
Wapello
Deeds Recorded in Muscatine Area Transfers
Deeds recorded list transfers in Muscatine moving properties between residents and couples. Names include Cat E and Shirley J Town send to Leo and Lois Kalpaci. Carl E and Shirley J Townsend. Meyer and Conklin families. Walter Fred and Elna H Bel. Jack L Thorpe. Douglas and Cherrotte Warliers. Lile Mae Freyermuth and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cat E
Shirley J. Townsend
Leo
Lois Kalpaci
Magnolia Circle
Muscatine
Lois Kalpagleo
Carl E
R. M
Katherine Meyer
Iol
Meyer
Logan
Ray M
Minnie F. Conklin
Raymond Q. Novel
North Muscatine
Walter Fred
Elna H
Belo Jack L
Ar L. Thorpe
Ogilvie
Douglas and
Cherrotte Wwarlers
Lar
Donaik
Lemkau
Park Place
Lile Mae Freyermuth
Lillian
Mission Study Group Lessons Begin At Nichols Churches
Nichols-The Briagenan Re bekah Lodge met Friday evening January 4 for the first meeting of the year. Announcement was made that the Muscatine Rebekah Lodge will install new Rebekah cars January 18. The kitchen committee includes Cocalia Braun Lillian Richler and Elsie Poole. Lunch will be served. The six part series by the Mission Study Group of the Christian and Methodist churches begins January 10 from 1:30 to 3:30 pm at the Methodist church. Barbara Cognar will lead the study text On Asia's Rim by Andrew T Roy. Relatives from Burlington attended at Mrs Cris Hansen home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Briagenan Rebekah Lodge
Muscatine Rebekah Lodge
Cocalia Braun
Lillian Richler
Elsie Poole
Mission Study Group
Christian and Methodist Churches
Methodist” Church
Barbara Cognar
Asia
Rim
Andrew T. Roy
Burlington
Cris Hansen
Pat Austin Talks To Oakville MYF
Oakville Miss Pat Austin on leave from the Air Corps spoke at the Methodist Young People’s Fellowship worship service. Delores Gerdner read scripture and led, Joanna Hahn presented, Barbara Richardson led seating, and Frank Campbell offered prayer. About 30 youths attended. Next Sunday at 7:30 pm W. J. Briggs, a Methodist evangelist, will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
Pat Austin
Air Corps
Delores Gerdner
Joanna Hahn
Barbara Richardson
Frank Campbell
W. J Briggs
Obituaries and Funerals Highlights Local Losses
Wilton scene includes Don E. Shonacher memorial at Gill Memorial Home with Rev. Josep Mayer. Oakdale Cemetery interment. Mrs Robert Wit te rites at St Mathias with high mass. many clergy and choirs. William Lee Hill, New Boston native, dies at 80. services at Olin Chapel. Charlotte M Wolfe, 74, Davenport born. Range chapel service and Oakdale burial. Hazel White 81. rites at Ralph J Wittich. Grandview burial. John Bierkamp 76. funeral at Frick fore st home with Overland Park services. Survivors include children and siblings across Iowa and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don E. Showalter
Wilton
Don E. Shonacher
Gill
Josep Mayer
Albert Gregory
Max Lauser
Gerald Barlclay
Melvin Duffe
Lusie Hinkhouse
Leo Tuffe
David Bishop
Jed Kaufmann
Robert. Taylor
Lester
Proctor
Oakdale
Mr. Showalter
Robert ER. Witte
Robert, Wit
St. Mathias Churel
Clarence W. Slangohy
J. J. Welsh
John Sweeney
Joseph Hratz
Charles D. Mannparet
Carl F. Clems
Raymond G Vogel
Francis J. Lenoelt
Thomas R. Doyle
James Johnson
James Wester
James Leber
Michael Bartenhagen
Henry Miller
Susan Brecht
St. Mathias School
Waller’ Mussell
Henry J. Miller
Norbert F. Beckey
Clarke
William Vee
New Boston
William Lee Bill
Oaly Glen Nursing
Coat Valley
Reel Island County
Olin Chapel
Kenneth Goddell
Joy Metrodisc Church
Titermont
Mr. Hill
Princeton
William A
Susie
Hill
Neiman Willips
Donald Fully Anedalusia
Leo
Kansas City
Charlotte M. Wolfe
West 3Rd St
Davenport
Rangechapel
Kinross
Charlotte Pugh
Newton E. Wolfe
Muscatine
Clinton County
Clinton County, Returning T Davenport In 1855. Surviving Are & Son
Darwin EB. Wolfe
E Pugh
Oaksend
Calif
Pearl d’Hass
Lotus
Hazel White
Hazel Wilton White
Ralph J. Wittich
J. Arthay Eveland
Flora Scott
Paul Chapman
Carl Geirse
Everett Chap’ Man
Clifford Berlin
Grandview
Win Bierkame
Key
Overland Park
Jeri Ann
Otto
Luverne
Minn
Linda Rathjen
A. 4. Mayer
E. L. Connell
Lora Hiniz
Algona Bovial
Dualit Cemetery
Plans Set for 2 Day Louisa Swine School
The two day Swine Disease School will run 9 30 a m to 3 50 p m at the Vor Ag Building Columbus Junction with a 1 registration fee and a 30 cap sign up via the County Extension office in Wapello or the local Yo ag instructor. Noted veterinarians and specialists including Dr Magnali Spear Town State University Dr Harry Lowes Dr Donald Lawton Dr H Paul Neuenauer Dr H J Austin and Dr Raymond Dill will headline a panel on disease prevention and farm management topics. On day two Robert Cline Benton County swine producer will discuss herd management and disease control methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vor. Ag
Columbus Junction
Wapelo
Yoo. Ag
Wapello
Hriday
Magnali Spear
Town State University
Harry Lowes
Donald Lawton
H. Paul Neuesnauer
Wapella
H. J. Austin
Letts
First Civil Defense Lesson at West Liberty
Cedar Valley announces the Civil Defense Medical Self Help Course with Mrs. Fern Sullivan leading the first class on January 16 at 7 30 pm at Civil Defense headquarters 215 N Spencer West Liberty. The eight week series requires attendance at every session for a certificate. The Cedar Valley Community Club promotes the series and invites all interested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Valley
Civil Defense
Fern Sullivan
N. Spencer
West Liberty
Clih
Sunshine 4 H Discusses Leadership at Sweetland Club Meeting
Sunshine 4 H members met in the church basement for a citizenship discussion led by Janet Day and Ana Wathan of the Sunshine H club. Attendees included Dene Petersen, Darla Franzen, Dana Sywassink, Connie Petersen, Phyllis Sywassink, Lottie TeStrake, Sharon Sywassink, and Jean Halling with 21 members and 2 Jepigen present. The group planned a January 19 sale, and Kris Tove, Nancy Paul, and Jean Halling served lunch after Franzen and Halling distributed recreation records and books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetland
Janet Day
Ana Wathan
Sweetland Sunshine +H club
Dene Petersen
Darla Franzen
Dana Sywassink
Connie Petersen
Phyllis Sywassink
Lottie TeStrake
Sharon Sywassink
Jean Halling
Jane Petersen
Jepigen
Blue Ribbons To Hawkeye 4-H
Four Hawkeye 4-H club members received blue ribbon awards for their record books at January meeting per Martha Thornburg. Recipients were Ron Gerdner Jim Ponizius Mike Thornburg and Kathleen Thornburg. Ron Gerdner chaired the meeting as the club discussed fund raising and program inserts. Kathleen and Mike Thornburg demonstrated table manners and distributed related materials to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye 4-H Club
Martha Thornburg
Ron Gerdner
Jim Ponizius
Mike Thornburg
Kathleen Thornburg
Mike
Merers
Seek Large PTA Turnout at Columbus Junction PTA
Parents and PTA members urged to attend a January 9 8 am meeting at Columbus Junction High School to hear a stuttering therapy demonstration by Dr Dean Williams director of the SUL speech clinic and a student stuttering team. Mrs Robert Merritt hosts Chapter A at her home January 10 with Mrs Maxine Robertson assisting. Evangelistic services at Columbus City Free Methodist Church January 17 to 19 at 7 pm with Rev Harold Rasche of Burlington as guest speaker.
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Columbus Junction
P.T.A
Amicus High School
Dean Williams
Sul
Robert Merritt
Maxine Robertson
Columbus City
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