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Alternative therapy On Monday evening,


: and acupuncture. Members were reminded


Denise Darks gave 30 mem­ bers of the Bolton-by-Bow- land Young Farmers an insight into physiotherapy


about the dinner-dance to be held at the Calf's Head, Worston, on Friday, October


(>th.Next week’s meeting will take place at 7-15 p.m. in the village hall.


Witofl ■ » 11M M l W IvH k I


In costume The meeting of Billington


source, with wonderful slides of villages, fascinating build­ ings, wildlife, the M6, farming and towns, showing the changes in the river from wide and slow-moving near the sea to narrow and fast-flowing nearer the source, where it creates stunning shapes in the limestone. Mrs Janet Royal proposed


at 7-30 p.m. There will be a hot-pot supper and all pro­ ceeds will go towards the work of the Open Doors.


LANGHO


thanks to the guest speakers. The fuel crisis was an obvi­


Fun with flowers If anyone is interested in


and Langho W1 had a colour­ ful look on Monday evening. The ladies who had been on


the \VI float for the Milleni­ um celebration attended in


ous topic for discussion, and Mrs Brennan pointed out that it has brought home the fact that we can use less fuel and underpins the WI cam­ paign to buy British and shop locally.Forthcoming events on the WI calendar include the monthly village walk on Sun­ day, starting at the cherry trees at 2 p.m., the LFWI autumn council meeting on September 30th, an invitation from Gisburn WI on October 5th and the birthday party at the Moorcock Inn, Wadding- ton, on November 9th. Everyone enjoyed a buffet supper prepared by Grindle-


their costumes. After the singing of


. second prize to them, a trip to the Mavor's parlour for tea. Mr and Mrs S. Kcllington


Jerusalem, "Queen Victoria" - Mrs Anne Whipp - gra­ ciously invited everybody to be seated. The float ladies were thrilled by the award of


gave a talk entitled "The beautiful Cotswolds in Spring", and played music to complement the slides they showed of a 100-mile walk along the Cotswold Way. The raffle was won by Mrs


joining a group at St Leonard's Church, Langho, at


249233.


hall at Simonst evening at 7-30, wl the members


will give a entitled "Flow sure". Her exhibits fled at the end of t


Daily bread The monthly i


7-30 p.m. this evening, to pre­ pare flowers for the harvest festival, please contact Mrs Meryl Ibbotson, tel. 01254


Ramblers The monthly walk for ram­


tel. 01254 249233.


blers of St Leonard's Church, Langho, will start after lunch on Sunday. For further details contact Mr Derek Ibbotson,


ton members. The next meeting will be


served.


the annual meeting on Octo­ ber 12th, when a cheese and onion pie supper will be


Tennis skills The spirit of Wimbledon


was alive in Grindleton on Sunday, despite the showery weather, and eight villagers turned-out to play in the annual tennis tournament,


now in its second year. A new trophy was provided


Janet Ramsden, and Mrs Margaret Walker-Smith won the competition. Birthday flowers were presented to Mrs Whipp. The next meeting is on October Kith at the Billington and l.angho Com­


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E li i is a . DAUEHEAP


Harvest St. .James's Church, Dale-


head. was beautifully deco­ rated on Sunday for the har­ vest festival service, conduct­ ed bv the Rev. A. Denver. The whist and domino


by the Grindleton Recreation Ground Charity committee and was won for the first time by Tom James, who came through the round robin tour­ nament to beat Chris Lons­ dale in an exciting final. After being engraved the


Harvest festival The harvest festival at St Leonard's Church, Langho, will be celebrated with pupils of St Leonard's School, on Sunday at 10-30 a.m. Harvest gifts will be donated to the Hyndburn Christian Stable, a project to support homeless young people in Accrington, and the Salvation Army - so canned and dried goods are preferred.


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Lakeside The Ilodder Valley Lun­


cheon Club visited the Lake District for its annual trip. After lunch at Newby


i demor


.en one of Baldwin, istration for Plea- vill be raf- e evening.


sne this


Simonstone Moth entitled "Daily Bi ahead as planned, fuel crisis. One of the mem


the evening witl Prayer, followed quotes and intere. on daily bread researched. After this


1 wh


Spencer, the Booth's superr Clitheroe, was told some of Booth's, w much a family he also brought ety of unusual br their store described. Memt sampling the vari


vhich ! the


Mums and The Mums ai


Group has res meets on Tuesd during term tin stone old school a.m. and 11-1 week the little oi biscuits. Dads a ents are equally


leeting of :rs' Union, ;ad", went lespite the


bers began


the Lord’s jy various iting items ch she had


VIr Mike anager of iarket in Icomed. He history of


week proved a huge success. Games took place every


night and were rounded off with a Jacob's join supper and social in a packed pavilion on Friday following the presen­ tation to the winners. They were Mrs Barbara Warbur­ ton and Mrs Mary Griffiths, who beat Mr John Wright and Mrs June Beesley in the final. Losing semi-finalists were Mrs Margaret Wright and Mr Alun Parfitt and Mr John Boocock and Mr Michael Fielding. The win­ ners received bottles of whisky, runners-up bottles of wine and the losing semi­ finalists boxes of chocolates. The event raised around


5 still very .siness, and long a vari- oads sold in .vhich he ers enjoyed ous breads.


Rev. Stephen Poxon, was wel­ comed to Whalley Methodist Church to celebrate its 128th anniversary. He asked the congregation


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to look back and reflect on what had been the highlights and most memorable moments of their time at the church. He then asked the congregation what their hopes were for the future of


the church.Many people expressed their hopes for the church to attract more families and younger people and be filled to capacity with people wor­


shipping God.


£350 for St Nicholas's Church Boiler Fund, with the pro­ ceeds from the entries, a raf­


Fellowships The midweek fellowships


oddlers d Toddlers' ;arted and ly mornings e in Simon- ictween 9-15 a.m. This


Afternoon The Afternoo


meets monthly Tuesday of the ferent churcl homes betwee


trophv will be formally pre­ sented to the winner at the AGM of the Recreation Ground Charity in October. Thanks were expressed by


Bridge, the group sailed across Windermere, from Lakeside to Bowness. The rest of the day was spent shopping in Bowness. "Thanks go to Mrs June


Mrs Mandy Brennan to all those who turned out to play and to the spectators who supported the event.


fle and tombola during Fri­ day's social. There was a ran­ dom draw for partners and handicaps were applied, so that everyone could join in. Mrs Anita Whalley and


have all restarted at Whalley Methodist Church. The ladies' and men's


Valley Borough Council for a non-illuminated free­ standing corporate sign at Friendship Mill, Whalley


Road, Read. The applicant for the


plan (No. 0616) is Mr Glen Howson, of Friendship Mill


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evening fellowships meet on Monday evenings once a month, the Bible study group meets fortnightly on Tues­ days and the women's after­ noon fellowship meets fort­ nightly on Wednesday after­


other organisers were thanked for their efforts by club chairman Mr John Boocock.


Harvest The annual harvest festival


es were icing id grandpar- .velcome.


lea n Tea Group in the second month in dif- members'


p.m.There is ro( more - men ot Simonstone wh don't get out Transport can (telephone 7721 be made very v,


Schofield and her team for a wonderful day out, said a spokesperson, adding that the weather was very favourable for the ride out.


Fruit parcels Newton United Reformed


drive on Monday night and sale of produce was held at Tosside. The MCs were Mr S. Hogg and Mr II Metcalfe. Prizewinners were Mrs B.


Garnett, Mrs M. Cowking, Mr J. Traynor, Mr J. Kenyon,


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Tiffany Qlass Members of Dunsop


, and Mr P. Metcalfe. Proceeds from the drive and sale were


Mrs A. Taylor, Miss M. Pyo


evening was held in Grindlc- ton, on Friday, at The Gables, home of Mrs M. Smalley, raising over £700 for St Ambrose Church funds. Guests enjoyed mouthwa­


International cuisine A very successful supper


tering dishes from around the world, cooked and prepared by members of the church.


P lo u g h th e f ie ld s A harvest festival service


will take place in St Ambrose Church, Grindleton, on Sun­


day at 9-30 a.m. when pupils of’Grindleton CE Junior


Bridge W1 were disappointed when the planned speaker, Mrs Warburton, was unable to attend the meeting to talk about Tiffany glass. Conse­ quently visitors from Sabden WI also apologised for not attending, due partly to the fuel crisis. However; they would be pleased to accept


School will take part in the service. The church will be decorated for the celebration on Saturday afternoon from 2 p.m. onwards. Gifts of fruits and flowers will be welcome as well as any help with the dec­


orating.


Good looks A beauty night has been


another invitation. A competition for a piece


of coloured glass was won by Mrs M. Porter, Mrs M. Beat- tie and Mrs M. Pye. Raffle winner was Mrs M. Pye and birthday greetings were extended to Mrs S. Mason, Mrs E. Waterworth, Mrs R. Parkinson and Mrs M. Wood, who received flowers. Members were asked to


arranged for October 5th in Grindleton CE Junior School hall at 7-30 p.m. There will be demonstrations of make-up, nail care, hair styling and Indian head massage. Tickets are £5, including a light super and glass of wine, available from Lee Carters, World of Nails, Hair by Trix and Jack­ ie McDonald. For further information tel. 01200 441507/428385.


Church held its harvest festi­ val on Sunday, when the preacher was the Rev. G. Tol­ ley, of Darwen, and the organist Mr J. Cowking. After the service, tea and


Whist The evenin


i 2 and 4-15


i94) - you will elcome.


j live alone or very much, be provided


,m for a few ladies from


season at Sin school has no’ sessions are u: the first and t of the month Details of this will appear ne:


Harvest fc The harves


biscuits were served in the Sunday school. On Monday evening, there was the sale of fruit and vegetables. Light refreshments were served. Parcels of fruit were sent to


l whist drive lonstone old v begun. The mally held on aird Tuesdays at 7-30 p.m.


service and ploughman s lunch takes place on Sunday at St Nicholas's Church. The service is at the different time of 10-30 a.m. to be taken by the Rev. Roy Braithwaite, who is standing in for the vicar, and lunch follows in the hall at noon.


Donkey Derby The Sabden branch of


Ribble Valley Conservative Association will join forces with Mellor branch to hold a Donkey Derby next week. The venue is Osbaldeston


Riding Centre, courtesy of Mr N. Bargh, and admission


is free to the indoor arena, where there is a bar and cafe. The first race begins at 7


p.m.


week's winners :t week.


place this w Peter’s, Simor willing to pr flowers and he church will 1 Saturday afte On Sunday,


the sick and elderly connect­ ed with the church.


^PENDLETON


Musical evening Tickets are still on sale for


an evening with The Tacklers in Pendleton Village Hall tomorrow night. The musical night will


vice takes pi Evensong will when friends Read, will be Following


istival , festival takes eekend at St stone. Anyone ovide fruit or lp decorate the ,e welcome on •noon. the family ser-


ace at 10 a.m. be at 6-30 p.m.,


helpers will organise the j bution. Helpi also be need morning to class boys Simonstone the gifts in tl Fruit and


start at 7-30 and a supper is included in the ticket price of £6 50. They are available by ringing 01200 427917 or from any PCC member.


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Stained glass Read Mothers' Union will


dows".


volunteer as a delegate for the autumn council meeting in Fleetwood on September 30th and final arrangements were made for the annual din­


ner in October. Members were entertained


with a fun quiz organised by Mrs Beattie, followed by a verv interesting time brows­ ing through memorabilia and old photographs of the sur­


rounding area. The annual WI whist and


hall. S


domino drive will take place on October 28th in the village


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Ribble Way President of Grindleton


WI Mrs Mandy Brennan wel- corned guests from the village and eight members of Slam- burn WI to the meeting in the Methodist schoolroom. The evening began with a


. "Jerusalem", accompanied by Mrs Catherine Taylor on.the piano which was donated by former member the late Miss Kathleen Teece and which is to be replaced with a key-


very rousing, but poignant


b°Mrs Brennan welcomed Dr and Mrs Steuart Kellington, who gave an excellent and • enjoyable presentation ot


• "Walking the Ribble Way . They traced the course of the long-distance footpath


, upstream from Longton, near the estuary, to the river s source at 1,850ft. above sea


.. level on Cam Fell. To the • accompaniment of lovely


English music, by local com- poser Ernest Tomlinson, and with an interesting live narra-


•. tion, Dr and Mrs Kellington took the audience along the


;; 70 miles from estuary to


Festival update The Knowle Green Festi­ val, which was opened last


meet in Read School on Tues­ day evening, when Margaret Edwards will show slides "Through Stained Glass Win­


Floral art A 10-week course of flower


Friday by MP Mr Nigel Evans, has been well-attend­ ed despite the worst effects of the petrol crisis. It continues until Saturday with the flow­ ers festival in the village church and the arts and crafts exhibition in the village hall. All who have attended so far have expressed surprise at the quality of the workmanship to be found in such a small


arranging classes is being held in Read CE School starting on Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. Enrol at Whalley Adult Cen­ tre or at the first class.


Youth club The annual general meet­


ing of Read and Simonstone Youth Club will be held in Read School this evening at 7 p.m., to be followed by activi­ ties from 7-30 to 9 p.m. Mem­ bership fees are £1.50 a year, plus 50p per weekly visit.


community. A book written by Mrs


Whist drive The winners at the whist


Mavis Earnshaw on the his­ tory of Knowle Green and the beautifully illustrated book of walks were launched at a cheese and wine party following the official opening. On Sunday, following the "Songs of Praise" service in church, the High Sheriff of Lancashire unveiled the vil­ lage map, drawn and pro­ duced by Mr Dennis Bowyer and Mrs Jean Hoole. The festival continues with


drive held last Monday evening at Read and Simon- stone Constitutional Club were:- Ladies: 1, Mrs A. Shaw; 2, Mrs E. Charnley. Gents: 1, Mrs M. Fallon; 2,


care. Harvest A family


tea at 5-30 games and Tickets,


from St John's, welcome. this service,


be required to .arcels for distri- irs with cars will ed on Monday assist the top


also go to K the Age Con in Padihan those who


all ages is to stone chun day, Octobe This will


for adults, pie and £1 ticket, ar Anne Mell and Eileen


Waste- The wa;


be outsid nents fron to 4 p.m. o


Tricks and spots There were 12 tables in


noons.All groups are open to any­ one from Whalley and sur­


rounding villages. Anyone who would like


Blooming delight


further details should contact the minister, the Rev. Chris Cheeseman.


the new season of Whalley Flower Club, Mrs Jean Senior, of Stockport, gave a most interesting flower demonstration to an appre- ciative audience on the theme


At the first meeting of "Blooming


Delights". A lot of her flowers were


from her own garden and she gave many interesting tips on growing for flower displays. One was to always pick the flowers in the morning while in bud and before they are pollinated


by the bees. Mrs Senior was warmly


thanked by the chairman, Mrs Meryl Ibbotson, and seven beautiful arrange­ ments were raffled. The annual general meet­


play for a whist and domino drive, held in Tosside Instu-


tor various signs to include inter­ nally-illuminated 4m. high totem sign and high pole sign at Perry Group Pic. Waterloo Road (0617). Change of use to offices, 18 Castlegate (0623). Demolition of garage and erection of two- storey extension to form garago/utility room and study at 25 l’ark Avenue (0626). Demoli­ tion of private garage, erect two- storey domestic extension at 32 Langshaw Drive (0G33). First- floor extension over garage at 3 Alderford Close 10636). Gishurn: Change of use from


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Saw lev: Extension to existing slurry pit at Smithies Bridge


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turning head at 8 Quality Bow. Hurst Green (0620). Outline application for one house at side garden of 13 Avenue Road, Hurst


storev rear extension, rear conser­ vatory (listed building consent) at 8 Main Street 106221. Choi burn: Residential exten­


Bollon-hy-Bnw land: 1 wo- ,


sion to rear at 5 Mount Pleasant (0624 1.


four from planning permission 3/00/0276/1' at Head of 1


Huntingdon Hall LamM0G2o». Simonstonc: Kxtonsion and


Dutton: Removal of condition bee,


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alterations at Casa Min. Heauloy Avenue, Simonstone (0021)). Twislon: Extension at Imiwn-


low Farmhouse, Twiston Lane (0031).


posed tunnel through landscaped bund at The Old Zoo, Brnckhall Village, Old Langho Road <0()3dl Sabden: Erect two antennas


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and one 300mm. diameter dish with equipment cabin in a fenced compound at base of chimney, Victoria Mill. Watt Street


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tite in aid of funds. MCs were T. Robinson and


P. Metcalfe.Winners: B. Garnett, K.


Lund, E. Barker, M. Edmondson, R. Brown, R, Fairhurst, T. Robinson J.


ing is on Thursday, October 12th, at 7-30 p. m. in the Methodist Church hall, and will be followed by a work­ shop when Mrs Jean Korte- kaas, of Hurst Green, will demonstrate the making of a structured tied bunch. Visitors are most welcome. Further details can be


Robinson, C. Wiseman, R. Eden, F. Calverley, G. Thompson, J. Pye, R-


nighthill House, cern Day Centre ,, to share with attend for day


ind girls from school to deliver le community, vegetables will


fun harvest event for be held in Simon- h hall on Satur-


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Millennium day On Saturday, Whalley's


Knight.Raffle: J. Pye, M. Haynes, B. Waddington, M. Cowking,


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R. Fairhurst. The next drive will be on


Millennium day starts at 10 a.m. with the unveiling of a specially constructed water feature at Vale Garden, and the ceremony will be con­ ducted by several children from the village. A full day of fun and enter­


Amish people It was Clitheroe members'


p.m., followed by . barn dance, which cost £2.50 1 for young peo- 50 for a family available from


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Disney's The jungle Book, .^ « a n a^'the.Lfon King


to le rT a n d stories in a uniquely different show, unlike anything ever staged on ice!


remembered for ever. To win a set of four top-price family tickets tor the opening


or, Penny Galpin Vernon.


paper ite-paper skip will Philips Compo- Tuesday evening i Wednesday.


night at the meeting of Waddington WI, held in the Methodist schoolroom. Presi­ dent Miss Hylda Emsden handed over the proceedings to Mrs Jean Entwistle who introduced guest speaker Mrs Lavis. Her subject was "The Amish People and their Lifestyle” and Mrs Lavis, a language teacher, gave an interesting account illustrat­ ed with slides. She was thanked by Mrs Mary Cow­


man.Names were taken for any­ one wishing to attend the autumn council meeting on September 30th in Fleet-


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Mr R. Elliott. The special prize was won


by Mr A. Shaw, and the MC was Mr G. A. Holden.


whist am Mary's I Over-60s Whist Charnle Gladys Domini Hough! Cooke. Hough Bernadi Ther


a poetry and rhymes evening tonight at 8 p.m, in the vil­ lage hall and tomorrow at 8 p.m. Carrie Steingold and her music pupils will give a con­ cert. The week-long festivities end on {Saturday with a dance on a 1920s theme in the vil­ lage hall to music by "Carrie


""plus Toast".


Line dancing A new session of line danc­ ing will begin in Knowle Green Village Hall on Tues­ b


me mat


Tennis awards The senior presentation


night si come ti sessior restrict


evening and disco for mem­ bers of Ribchester Tennis Club, will take place in the sports and social club on Sat­ urday at 7-30 p.m. Winners and runners-up m


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oard outside tomor- pllection by Ribble ■cycling service.


leave waste-paper


©Os a small number the Thursday night domino social in St


winners were Mrs E. y (ladies) and Mrs Walmsley (gents). ,es - Mrs Dorothy on and Mrs Flora Raffle - Mr Dan ;on and Miss


all organised by the group.


Clitheroe members. The next meeting will take


Supper was served by the j ,


place in Waddington Social Club on October 10th. This will be a "Tasteful Evening" by Mrs Spencer, of Booths.


tainment at the QEII playing fields starts at 11 a.m. and includes falconry display with eagles and vultures, sheep dog trials, bands, mor­ ris dancers, laser shooting, giant inflatables, games and races. It is a free day out for all the family, so go along and join in the fun.


New courts Work has now started to


resurface the existing tennis courts and build one new court and will take several weeks to complete. The com­ mittee apologises for the inconvenience to members, but is sure the improvements


will be well worth it. Fund-raising events are


well under way. Last Sunday, 60 walkers enjoyed a very muddy walk around Bashall Eaves, followed by a plough­ man’s lunch hosted by Eliza­ beth Travis which raised


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more than £220. The next event is a dance,


with live band "Mid Life Cri­ sis" at Pendleton Village Hall on Saturday, October 7th, from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets are £10 and include a hot supper. Everyone is welcome - ring Gill on 01200 428202


for details.


Cabaret evening A cabaret evening held at


West Bradford Village Hall, attended by 121 people,


Coffee morning This Saturday at the


raised just over £700. Stand-up bingo preceded a


tte Taylor, e was no Monday icial. Anyone is wel- > attend the weekly s - there is no age


day at 8 p.m. The first half- White Bull. All members are hour will be for beginners and welcome.


the adult tournaments will receive trophies and a supper and disco will follow. The tennis club AGM will take place on Monday at 8 p.U.m. in the dining room of the


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new members and existing members are also welcome.


Behind the Sun The Open Doors film


"Behind the Sun" will be shown in Knowle Green Con­ gregational Church, at a spe­ cial evening on October 2nd


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Flower power Simonstone with Read WI will meet in the old school


sored raise i Churcl church are in r the wa Way h: towarc The


valk next month to :ash for St Mary's . The outside of the house and parish hall


not join in a spon-


eed of repainting, and k around the Sabden is been arranged to go 3 the cost.


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three-course meal of pate, roast beef and sweets. Fol­ lowing the food, entertain­ ment was supplied by John Pye, with his demonstration of magic skills, the Brass Monkeys who provided music and jokes and Jackie Ingham who performed with


Methodist Church from 10- 30 a.m. to noon there will be a bring-and-buy stall.


Whist drive Twenty-five members


the Band with No Name. The programme was rounded


tol.


, October 29th, or the ig week in case of bad r, and take a six-mile long part of the Sab- ay led by Mr Colin


will be held on


v/ling ie followed by pie


will t the White Hart. en


charity floodlit handi- bles competition at ou Bowling Club last


bles


by the West Bradford Play­ ing Fields Committee will go towards future projects with­ in the village hall. Events already in the pipeline include a bingo night and


Money raised on the night , . , bonfire in November. WHALLEY


Anniversary The new chairman of the


North Lancashire District of the Methodist Church, the


attended the Abbey Senior Citizens' whist drive on Sat­ urday. The winners were: Ladies - Mrs E. Charnley, Mrs P. Wooff, Mrs M. Cot- tam (cons). Gents — Mrs D. Farnsworth, Mrs G. Walms­ ley, Mrs J. Walmsley (cons). Dominoes - Mr F. Peel,


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