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E~gl e River Fire Company-. . E 1 e.c t .s Chief . ' . ~ .

Orrin Iv:ie, ci Ba(;le :::li v.-' er has b.~e~ elected chi'~f ~trs. Joyce Patricia at.- a meeting mf the ne\dy Ti tlo\i is recovering organized Ea'gle Ili ver i Val-from injuries rec- unteer Fire Co. ei ved in an auto '"re- The Eagle River Impro-ck uhioh took the -. v.ement Association:, '"hicp 1i:re of her . husband is sponsoring. tli~ 6ompany lnst T~ursday morn- met on October 24lli to el-inc . . ',: .. ect new-officers and to

Icy roads are blamed A TYPIC1\L THURSDAY AT THE CHUGIAK LIBRARY. choose members 6f the Fire foo the accident, LIBRARIAN DOROTHY Jotm.C:JE CIIECKS OUT A BOOK Company. \ihich occured on the l/IIILE STUDENTS CROlffl AROUND THE CHILDREN 1 S Also elected., wo-re. ... Ft. :Uchardson by-pass SEC'XlON TO""f.il,~ THEIR SELECTIONS. . Bernie Vaverka Captain just at the gate #3. , ' !J' . 'il'i~~ two ten man f:i,r-e :fighting

. . ll tl! ,., -: The car in which the Tit- . ' ... , \ ; crews. " I " l' )

lous l-.rer.e ridin:; went out of ' OPERATION"f1 J~~O~t:$P

TilE KNH~ A:::Ul COURIER

HARRIET (RUSTY) DELLIUNGER EDITOR & PUOLISimR

Published every Wednesday in CHUGIAK, ~\LASKA

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SUBSCRIPT! ON ::t~TES: $2 . 50 for 6 months $5 per year, mailed to your addres

. IroR NE~/S OR A::>S, c .. ~L: HQ-2-5275

Ads or subscription applic ations may be nailed to:

Ia-JIK .1\::U: : COU:U:ER BOX 1166, CHUGIAK

DEADLINE FOR: ADS: Noon on 1 Ion days NE:JS: 6pm on I!ondays

(Last minute ne\!S i terns mav tie phoned in at any time.)

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___Edi..torlif Note: ~ :lith community interest so

hi (;!l in the forcing of fire fi~hting organizations, we tru>e this opportunity to print in a series an article submit-ted to us: .by Fire Chief Fred Hahn, of the Chugiak Volunteer Fire Co.

The Chugiak Volunteer Fire Co. \iri.s formed in 1954 by a group of local citizens, many of wlwm still live within the cor.ununity.

The aim and purpose qf this organization lias to prevent the

~oss . of life and property thro-ugh fires and other mishaps.

Because there is a fire com-pany in existence dows not mean there will be no fires.

:lhen you call your Fire Dept. you are already in trouble, or your property is being destroy-eq by fire or some other calam-ity .

Ue have stressed FIRE PREVEN-TICU; but fire fighting, gecaus of its positive and dramatic ac-tion has greater appeal to nut only the people of Chugirut, but other communities as \ie ll.

? husly, the public has becomo accustomed to judging fire co-mpaiies efficiency by visual evidence. (cont col 3)

LEI'TER TO THE EDITOR: The Chugiak Volunteer

Fire Company \'lishes to at this time tharut the loyal citizens \'lho unselfishly vontuneered their time and effort in attempting through Fire Prevention and securing funds for fir fighting to make this Com-munity just a little bit better and safer place in which to live.

Chugiak lias often heral-ded in the Anchorage news-papers as a growing com-munity that eehers should use as a model

Their disbandment means that the Community has tak en a step bacltt'lard a sad fact to be regognized, when the whole state has truten a monumentus step fo ward in its creation of th State Office of Fire and Safety.

The failure of this Fire Prevention Board to stay in existance lias due to no fault of those who had served faithfully, nor were there any differences bet-\teen the Board and the Chu-girut Volunteer Fire Company

Regardless of rumors,to the latter. lte again wish to express our appreciation for a job \tell done, but so long as '"e have fires not finished.

The members of the CIIUGIAIC VOL FIRE CO.

REIJEl.lBER TO VOTE NOV 811!

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Those shopping for entertain-ment these fall evenings are

findin~ the BINGO games held by the Chugirut VF\1 more and more popular each lleelt.

The ' prizes are very attra-ctive, with small electric appliances, such as steam ir-ons, coffee mruters etc. being offered, and a jaclt-pot of a $25 savings bond.

The games are held on alter-nate Fridays at the V.Ft/ Hall at mil~ 21 beginning at 8pm.

There is a game this Friday, so if you are getting bored and \iant some exciting fun, come on down and try your luc)f..

All the proceeds of these games go tmiard Chugiak char-ities.

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(Fire fighting cont col 1) It is often assumed the more fire stations and en~ines, the better the fire protection, but today the '~ell trained Fire Chief of the big cities and sr.tall ham-lets have found that ih

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h '-. NE:ts e: .\CTIVITI OF THE CIIUGLUC SCHOOL

EDITORS: DIANIJ DICKEY IcrTTY LO:/E

ASST. ED! TORS: JER...~Y RANKIN ST.\R Ii'ru.RY

SECRETARY: PAT CATES

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(shower) prepared by i :r s . Francis Lee o1 ~\tanee Slopes liilS

fa h fashioned in the shape

rLf-eut. JG David Emmert has been visiting his parents ~~ . & I :rs. , Emmert at the Chugiak School.

~ieut Emmert is attached to the oestroyer USS Preston out of Long Deach California.

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The Roger Jonrm-re Family spent the tleelcend visiting at ;JillO\i.

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r.:rs. Raymond :Ieiber, of ,Homer is visiting tti th her, daughter 1-lr::;.' Frank Gtallard of Birch-\too

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QUZD'.i'ION: "o .1hy ~id the seat on

the state senate for ,.,hich Helen Fischer and 110\Y"ard U Pollock are running not ap-pear on the ballot in the /~ugust primary. "

ANG:.':::R: The seat for ,.,hi ch the

above named are running is the one \'I hi ch \'IUS vacated by Senator i:oody '"hen he became Attorney generaL' The ~acancie occured too lat~ to place it on the ballot, there fC?r, according to the la,.,, the candidates "ere selected by the t,.,o major political parties ..

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LOCAL SCIIOOL PRODI:,.E~lS TO DE AIRED ON TV

Four prominent Chugika rep-ublicans will appear on TV tb discuss some of the more pressing school problems which beset this comr.mni ty.

. ?-Irs. John Vanover, l-Irs. J o.cl;: Frankf.ourth, Hrs Car 1 Steeby and Rev. :.'ayne Bull will talk over the problems and some of the 'roposed sol-utions.

The discussion \V'ill take place on Friday, October

28~ at 6:10 pm .on chanpel 11. .' The time is being donated

by Druce Kendall, Republican candidate for the state House of Representatives.

All residents of Chugiak are urged to \latch this

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Cook Of The Month

COOK FOR vCTCDZR DOROTHY .JTZ::::BY

:lith the holiday season ap-:rroaching, many of us will welcome this simple recipe for a s~eet dough that adap-ts to an those fane~ breads and other holiday baiting.

BASIC S~!EET DOUGH FOR DUTI'BRIIORNS C.: OTHER CHRIST-

llAS B.UCING

1 cup milk (scalded) ~~ cup shortening or oleo 1~ cup sugar 2 tsp salt ' 4! cups flour 1 tsp lemon peel (grated) 2 pkgs yeast ~! cup luke\tarm water 2 eggs (,.,eel beaten) 1~ tsp mace CQ!.lDINE milk, shortening,

sugar C.: salt COOL to luke\rarm 3ffiiR in 2 cups flour

peel D&\T until smooth ..no yeast, softened

\rarm \Ia tcr ;.no eggs

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(cooit, ) NllX thbunoughly ADD rest of flour HIX' to malce soft dough rJEAD on lightly floured

surface LET rise, then punch down &

make rolls. BUTTZ}illORNS

(use 1 V3 cube oleo or butter)

ROLL . dough to ~': inch thick SPREAD with 1/3 cube oleo FOLD in quanters ROLL again (four times in all) ROLL as Eor jelly roll CUT in 12 e~en pieces

~LACE on greased cookie sheet SQUASH to ~; inch thick or

less if possible . LET raise ~; hour in a ,.,arm

place B.\I~ at 400 for 15- 20 min . Gk\ZE ,.,i th po,.,dered sugar

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F!UZNDLY f.!ZIGHBORS

A shO\'ling of some of the handmade items for the com-ing Christmas Bazaar \'las the highlight of t he meeting_of t he Friendly Neighbor Club hel d. last \teek at the home of Liz Harriman in Birchwood.

Some of the items already completed were terry cloth slippers, toaster covers, crayon aprons, baby bibs and child 1 s se,Ting kits.

A gift for the hostess from her secret pal has been smug-

.gled in and Liz discovered her anniversary had been rem-embered \'lith a bottle of spra cologne .

Stork Talk

Nr . & f.lrs . Frank i :endenhall of Swanee Slopes are the par-ents of a baby boy, born in Providence Ilospital last \'leek . Mark i\llen veigi1ed 6p6unds 8 oz and neasured

19~~ inches long. Nrs . - Neildeilhall is the for-.

mer ~~ry Schwa l len, a . teacher at the Chugi~'k school.

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(accident, cont page 1 col 1)

School. ~Irs. Titlo,., is the daughter

of J.irs. iU I!ildeman, \tho teaches at the Chugialt 3chool.

!lrs . Ilildeman had ridden as far as the school \ti ttl the Ti tlO\'IS.

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REHINDER OF DEriO Dif!lJER

AU. democrats in the Chugialt Area are reminded of the pot-luck dinner to be held at the Carnival HaUl on Novenber 5lli at \'lhich time all the candidat-es for both state and national office ,.,ill spealt .

In charge of food is r:rs. E4. 1,/i His of Eagle 1~i ver, \tho has been contacting individuals for their food donations. Anyone who is planninG to at-tend, but who has not yet been

Rresent as guests ,.,as ~Irs. called by tlrs . ~!illis r.~ay leave Beverly Benjamin and l1rs . worll with flr. George .i.llen at Raymond_ ~Heber . ALlen's Grocery ~ur may phone

The hostess gift was \von by ~Irs . :Ii llis at her hone . Liz Harriman, a ' key caddy ~ This will be the second such

The next meot.ing ,.,ill be at dinner tp qe he l d by the Chu-the home of Joan Glaflte , on giak democfats, the first one ~ November 2nd nt 7:30 pm. being held last Aug. before the:

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CARDS (traditional and cnn+Amnnr~rv) . PARrY FAVORS . MASKS TRICK OR TREAT C.\NDT

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OCTOB~~ 28lli, 1960

DEN DOIN'S: DEN# 1:

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Iiondays, 4-5pm Nrs. :Iillis

"ll'.ridays Gpr.i -1 :rs. To"Vri1e ..

Thursdays . 4-5pm ' .... Hrs . Edt~ards

Satuvdays 1:30-3pm Hrs. ll.olmson

Thursdays G:30pm IIrs. Jones

Mondays 4-5pm llrs. Stee by

PAGE 7 (scouting) (Bonds) ::;ented to Dee I'ranlcfourth, I and as for the building of Da\m Hahn, Jo Ellen :Jade, Sh- airfields for all the rural arlene Lipacomb 1 Julie Vanover areas, \lith a mi.tlion and a and Linda DeChant. half dollars is foolish ~:ling-

A membership card ,.,as pre- ing. sented to Vicky Frankfourth. .alen goes on to say that

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(Allen against bonds) 1 cpl 1)

that this amount lrill increas 10 fold within j;h~ next fe\~ years, therefor to tillce on a

[state \vide bond issue for the construction of u ferry sys-tem that vill never be self-supporting is tad bu~iness.

He says that if this sys-tem was feasable, southeast

he feels the instigators of t'1ese proposals only had one motive in mind; to :)ut the State of 1\laska so dee]ly in debt that '~e \I'Ould be ham-s rung and so highly nortgaged that '~e could not raise en-ough money to pay for holc.ling another election on the re-

c moval of the calital. Allen has talked to many

I Alaska should form an impro-vement District in that area, . sell bond$, and put it in

Cub Scout Slfimming ~/ednesday I operation an?: p~Y ~or i ~selve November 2nd, r.:eet at juslc as .\nch?r?~~ . 1:;. ?~1~g

Sho]ping Center at 6:30 ,~ith theh . ne'~ dQo}4. .,

of our voters and to several leaders of the opposing party, and they have suggested that the bo~d issue be on a non-partisan basis in this area and that there ,.,ill not be a single vote for any of them.

"Let's keep our state on a cash basis", is his !)lea.

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paying office re~d for State Offices in Anchora~e and Fairbanks that it \'lOuld be

BRO:mrzs HOLD INVI!:STITUREt' foolish to erect buildings

l'tllen \~ound up his statement by saying that the legislators '~ere to be cor.Jplimented for putting these matters before the voters to be decided, rather then voting on the ap-proiations themselves. BrO\mies of Eagle River Troop

# 123 held their investiture services at theie meeting last Thursdays.

The cirls acted as their olm hostesses, greeting their mothers, seating them and lat er serving the refreshments.

Those \'lho ii:nvested into the tropp were;

Apn ,:rndt, Deanna Chron, Debbie Jones, Connie :1'ade, Nancy Lone, Trudy :Jintersteen, and Annette r:esick.

Nembcrship Stnrs \/ere (next col . )

for such use lrhen the moving of the capital to a central area would eliminate the need

I for them, an~ to build a voc-at~onal school north of the Yukon \tould be as useless as starting an ice :)lant at flar-

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ACTIVITY REI'ORT OF TII.Z CHUGIAK VOL. FIRE CC. ro\~ SUNDAY Oct. 23rd. Cleaned

If there is need for such up interior of Central Fire a school, why not locate it Hall and insOlated b~ck and centrally? front \:all. Plan to have a

He \~ants the University to series of h'ork parties to im-need, but feel s that there ment ets. Anyone \~illing \ti 11 be am1)le funds from pe~ to assist on Sunday after-have every thing that they j prove Hall, grounds, equip-

pre- sent revenuP.s to td .. e care o (cont pn";c :'} c_1~_J- 1) _jJj.p_lnc:_:_t col. ) _ --- _ e--=._....,. _ ,.,..---.. - - ------

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Rev. Bernard '!'ewell PASTOR Sunday Gchool. . 10: OOam Horning Uorship ll:OOam Evangelistic Serv 7:30pm Bible Study & prayer meeting

:Jed 7 :30pm Christ 1 s l\mbas~=;nrdors (Young

People) Fri 7:30pm

CHUGIAK 3r. ..NTIIONY Is tteligion classes for the

winter uill be announced sl>on.

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FIRST D;".:'TIST CIJURCH mile 14 Eagle River Rev. E. C. Chron IlnJISTER Sunday Gchool 9:45 am Morning :.'orship 11:00 am

B-T~U 6:30 pm Evening t'IOrship :7:30 pm

~/edneRda_Y prayer meeting .... 7:30 pm

The 4!1! ~!ednesday of each mon-th the follol'ling groups meet

at 7:30 pm GIRLS AUXILI:.:1Y SUND&UlS

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COMMUNH'Y B~\PTT."T fllllnCif Rev. Paul Hughes PASTOR Sunday Sclwo 1 .. 10 : 00 am l\iCS, lst Thursday .... 8:00 pm * * * * *

CHRISTIAN CHAPEL Don Smith EVANGELI ST

Bibl~ .School. 10:00 am llorship & Lord's ~pper

11:00 am

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E~11-iANUEL CHAPEL :/Oi ;EN'S IliSSIONARY UNIO ' Rev. Joseph OVery PASTOR I::!N 1 S DHOTUZRIICOD Sund Sch 1 10 00 ay oo : am

Nursery open during services. f.lorning Uorship 11:00 am

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BIRCil'J~CD BAPTIST CIIURCII Rev. Frank i:iller PASTOR

Sund~ Gchool lO:OO am lIorning :Jorship 11:00 am Prayer Scrvj ce 'l'ucEifl:w'

,,,, 7:30 J101

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LATTER D:.Y SAINTS Su~day Cchool. 9:00' Civil ~efense Quonset Hut

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1 BOQUBT.s cc.'!C:.Gzs FLott.Li DI~PLAY.S FOR ~VZRY OCC;.s:_or~

Evening ~; orshi p 7 : 30 pm 'Bible Study, ::ed 7:30 pm Adult 'Dible .3chool.

Tues & Fri . :7:30 pm

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NOTICE: Any changes in the Church

Birectory shoulc be submitted to the COURIER not lat~r than 6:00 pm on Monday of each week.

This also a:)plies to any special notices or programs. I

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Dr. Richard R. Gay, Professor of Philosophy a t the ;.laska

.~thodist University \ti 11 deliver the sermon at the Chugiak liethodi st c:mrch this coming Sunday .

Dr. Gay has chos en a most timely topic, Christian Cit-izenship as his t he1:1e.

Dr. Qay \'laS formerly as- , sociated with Dre11 Univer-sity a._i; fJadison . Ne'.'J Jersey, and at the Universi t y of Pi ttsb}irg in Pe::msylv:1nia.

The serman ~.,rill be held at the eleven ?'clock ser-vices.

EltRLY ::ORSIIIP S'S:!VICBG TO DE DISCONTINUED

The 9am vorship services at the Chugiak 1-iet.hodist Church \vi 11 be temporarlilly discontinued.

Rev. Hull is under the care of a doctor an~ has been advised to cu~tail hi s aetivities ~or tt1e . . next ten days.

The regula!' llam :torship Services 1vill be coutiuucd .

(Fire fighting cont :):1/je 2 c ol 3)

In the past in Chutjinlr, a laxity if Fire . Prevention

.has helped to defeat the pur-pose for which dedicated men orga nized t he Chugia.l~ Vol l i' ire Co., namel~ that of pre-venting loss of property from fire.

If tve 1vere to put a fire engine en everyone's baclr yard, this 1vould not decr-ease the number of fires 1ve \vould have, nor 1'/0uld it

n~cessarily mean that every-- fue \iould be extinguished.

In a typical community . ' 1n a normal year fires in dwellings account for 2/3 of your fire companies loss

The best municipal fire department connot do the work of fighting a fire any better if forced to \'IOrlr under the sam9 conditions as the Chugiak Volunteer Fire Companyo

. this is the first in a series of articles sub-mitted by Chief Hahn of the Chugiak Fire Co ~

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\:IEDNESI"AY, Oct. 26!.!!, 1960 FRIENDLY il2IGilD0::1 Ilalloween

Party, !tt:OO pm

THnHSDAY, October 27!.!!, 1960 Library ,Open, 9- 3:30 and

6:30-0:00 pm. Chugial: Players, i:ethodist

Church 8:30 po

FRIDAY, Cctobcr 28!i.!, 1960 DINGO, VF".l Hall , 8 pm Republican TV Shm1, 6: lOpm

Channel 11 Chugiali: Players, I :ethodist

Church 8:00 po

SATURDAY, October 2CD, ~960

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FOR SALE IliSCELLAN.

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FOR RENT

FOR RENT: 1-!odern fur-nished quonset at mile 211/z lights & \~ater fur-

nished. Call H0-2-5290 or In-----------------~---------- quire at Dari Delite. FOR SALE: Bendix economat -1---------------auto '~asher. $25 . Call ~R RENT: 2 lg . room furnished. 110-2-5133 after 5pm modern cabin. Cheap rent for _______________ winter. ALLENS CABINS ~lile 23 FOR SALE: ,\von Products, Call H0-2-5287 Dorothy Ed\'lards H0-2-5015

SER '!IC:i!:S

CUSTON J.:,\DE draperies: Also repairs and alterations. Ethel HcAllister, i;ile 1~~

H0- 2-5341

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(activity report cont col 1) difficulty breathing required resusistator Exygen adoinist-ered enroute to Valley nosp.

SUNDAY, October 30!!!, 1960 GARBAGE SERVIC:S coal. \vood

SUBSCRIPTIONS can be Paid at Allen's grocery at mile 23, and at the Eagle River Shopping Center. Checks should be oade out to the Chugiak Volunteer Fire Co. Inc . CHURCII .:::;z::1VICES gr~vel. topsoil. gen. haul-Obedie~;tce Training, Carnival ing. H0-2-5280 COUIJTRY SER-

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liONDilY, OCTODZR 31st, 1960 HALLO:

HOU~ ~IEEIJ>,\Y:::i LL/.I :-8pm

SUND,\Y -10a.lil-7pm

CHETS TV DINNERS

CHIC!:!l'J ,IIArl Il&\T BALLS J:!I.SS STZM\ TllRKEY

BEEF 55/ea.

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C & II DRO:JN & POWDERED SUGAR 19/lb

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SUNKIST ORANGES 5#/89C.

III-COUNTRY /iPPLE CIDER

79/1,~ gal Sl .39/ p:aJ.

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10# C & II SUGAR

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7 oz. GENTRY ~iHOLE PHIFl'JTOS

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B A N G 0 POPCORN . 2# bag -

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