16-(Sec. Ill) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sun., June 22, '58
Gamma Phi Convention in Victoria
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Gamma Phi Beta alumnae will be leaving today for Victoria, B.C. to attend the biennial in
ternational convention at the Empress Hotel June 23-28. Salem alumnae have been making
favors and decorations for the convention, assisted by the Oregon State actives and Cor
vallis alumnae. Pictured above with some of the place mats and favors are, left to right,
Mrs. George Beane, Mrs. Desmond K. Walker, Mrs. Jack Steward, who will be a delegate
to the convention, and Mrs. Jack Haller. (Kennell-Ellls Studio). '
Summer Social Calendar
Filled With Many Parties
For Brides-Elect, Visitors
By JERYMK ENGLISH ' ,
Statesman Society Editor
Tba coming week will be filled with numerous parties, brides
elect and visitors sharing bonors. Invitations are in the mall this
weekend to a tea for which Mrs. G. Herbert Smith will ba hostess
on Friday, June 17 at her Falrmount Hill residence. The affair is
being arranged in compliment to two popular brides-elect. Miss An
toinette Kuzmanich, who will be married to Secretary of State Mark
0. Hatfield on July S, and Miss Sarah Van Fleet, who will become
the bride of Thomas B. Brand on July 12. Calling hours will be from
S to S o'clock with a group of the young married contingent bidden
to greet the guests of honor.
Coffee to Honor Miss Kasmanlca
Mrs. Ralph H. Cooley and her daughter, Mrs. John P. Maulding,
are entertaining with an informal coffee on Tuesday at the former's
North Summer Street home for the pleasure of Miss Kuzmanich. A
group of young matrons have been Invited to call between 10:30 and
t o'clock.
. Greeting guests at the door will be Mrs. Donald Sommer, Mrs.
Alvln D. Bauer and Mrs. Rodney Hofstetter. Presiding at the coffee
urns will be Mrs. Wheeler R. English, Mrs. Robert M. JTischer Jr.
end Mrs. Richard L. Cooley.
Other Jjro-NupUal Parties Slated
On Thursday Mrs. HarryBaughnufh Is entertaining at luncheon
at her Portland horn for Miss Kuzmanich and on June 28 Miss Shir
ley Fields will be a luncheon hostess for the bride-elect. Mrs. B. F.
Johnson of Portland will entertain with the rehearsal dinner on July
S and Dr. G. Herbert Smith will host the bachelor dinner for Mr.
Hatfield on July 3 at the University Club in Portland. Miss Kuzman
ich and her mother, Mrs. Vincent Kuzmanich, have planned the
bridesmaids' luncheon for July 2 at their home.
Tea to Fete Mrs. Melvin Lord
Invitations have come from Miss Elizabeth Lord and Miss Edith
Schryver to a tea for which tbey will be hostesses on Wednesday,
July t at their Mission Street residence. The tea will honor Mrs.
Melvin S. Lord of Washington. D.C., who Is arriving in the capital
the end of June for a summer's visit with her two eldest children,
Mary Elizabeth and John Montague. Mrs. Lord has a wide circle of
friends in the capital made on former visits and her husband will
Sin her here later in the summer. Friends have been Invited to call
itweeo a and o'clock to greet the visitor.
Mrs. Meyer Hostess to Symphony AazUiary
Calendared for Thursday morning Is the Informal coffee to be
given by Mrs. Henry A. Meyer, chairman of the Women's Auxiliary
of the Salem Symphony Society, at her Pringle Road home. The oc
casion will mark the first anniversary of the auxiliary and members
have been Invited to call at 10:30 o'clock.
The coffee will also be an opportunity for auxiliary members to
meet the new president of the Symphony Society, Theodore deLooze.
Mrs. Stuart Lancefleld, chairman of the ticket committee, will also i
rive a reDort.
Miss Grace Carman will preside at the coffee urn and assisting
will be the following board .members, Mrs. Reginald Parker. Mrs.
Frank Burllngham. Mrs. Charles S. Campbell, Mrs. Slgfrid B. Un
ander, Mrs. William McAllister and Mrs. Stuart Lancefield.
Reception to Honor Brands
An informal reception Is being arranged for Justice and Mrs.
James T. Brand on Wednesday afternoon between four and six, at
the Supreme Court Building. Their host of friends are asked to call
to say good-bye to the Brands before their departure to Florida.
Professor Ralph Dobbs of the Willamette School of Music will
play at five o'clock. At 5:15 Chief Justice William Perry and Mayor
Robert White will say a few words.
Mrs. Frederick Sercombe and Ray Strlngham are being assisted
by staff members of the court in making arrangements for the event.
AU friends of Justice and Mrs. Brand are invited to attend.
Service Guild to
Meet Thursday
The Christian Service Guild of
the First Evangelical United
Brethren Church will have its June
meeting at the Kubler Road home
of Mrs. L. L. Fish on Thursday
at 7:45 p.m.
Mrs. M. D. Cochell Is the pro
gram chairman, assisted by Mrs.
Ted Parks, Mrs. Henry Uhruh and
Mrs. Delbert Seeger.
Mrs. Vivian Garber is the re
freshment chairman, assisted by
Mrs. Carl Beach, Mrs. Wayne Wal
ling and Mrs. L. L. Fish.
Couple Wed
At Garden
Rites
The wedding of Miss Esther
Long and Dr. Norman K. Tully of
Central Point, a former Salem resi
dent, was quietly solemnized on
Saturday morning at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Oathout at
Elliott Prairie. The couple ex-
changed vows at a garden cere
mony at 11:30 o'clock before mem
bers of the immediate family and
longtime friends.
For her wedding the bride sel
ected a rose-beige peau de soie
afternoon gown fashioned with
shawl collar and pleated skirt.
She wore a white hat and white
raccessories. She pinned a white
orchid to her gown.
Mrs. Russell Elmer was the hon
or matron and wore a mist blue
gown. Miss Margaret Lapschles
the bridesmaid, wore a rose-beige
gown. Their corsages were white
orchids.
Chester W. Oathout, longtime
family friend, served as best man
for Dr. Tully, former pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church in Sa
lem.
City of Hope
Tea Slated
Tuesday
Event of Tuesday afternoon will
be tea to be given in the interest
of the City of Hope, free, oonsec
tarian, national medical center in
Duarte, Calif., at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. David Holtzman on South
Liberty Street Mrs. Holtzman and
her daughter, Mrs. Herbert Adler,
will be co-hostesses for the affair
between 2 and 4 o'clock
Honor guest at the tea will be
Oregon s first lady, Mrs. Robert D
Holmes, who is honorary state
chairman for City of Hope. She
will speak informally to the group
about the work being carried on
at the medical center and the tag
day campaign to be held in Salem
July 1. A special guest at the tea
will be Mrs. Mildred Schwartz of
Portland, northwest coordinator of
City of Hope, who volunteers her
services.
Representatives of service wom
en s organizations in Salem have
been invited to the tea and to
view a IS minute film on City
of Hope.
The City of Hope Medical Cen
ter and its affiliated research in
stitute conducts a relentless
search for new Insights into the
treatment and conquest of the
physically and financially catastro
phic diseases,, cancer and allied
malignancies " such as leukemia,
and blood, chest and heart afflic
tions. City of Hope offers care
to patients from all parts of the
country, of all races and creeds
No matter bow long they stay or
how complex the course of care.
no patient pays at the City of
Hope.
Mrs. Herbert Adler is chairman
of the local group working on the
project and assisting her are Mrs.
S. J. Cowan, Mrs. Robert Golden,
Mrs. Jerry Williams, Mrs. George
W. Dewey Jr., Mrs. Sidney Schles
inger, Mrs. Sam Muchnick, Mrs.
Ernie Scharf, Mrs. Val D. Sloper
and Mrs. Jerry Blum.
Mrs. George Rossman has been
invited to pour and serving will be
Kathy Merln and Sharon Golden
, Married at St. Mark's
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Newlyweds
To Live in
Hawaii
Wed at Church Rites
Mrs; Merrill Gilbert (Vondra Marie Anderson) whose marriage
took place June 14 at St. Mark Lutheran Church. Parents
of the couple ere Mr. and Mrs. George O. Anderson and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gilbert Jr. The newlyweds will live
in Salem. (Artz Studio).
Miss Everitt
Reveals
Troth
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Everitt
are announcing the engagemept of
their daughter, Sandra Ann, to
Richard Lee Davis, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Berk K. Davis Sr. No date
bas been set for the wedding.
Miss Everitt and her fiance are
graduates of South Salem High
School and plan to attend Oregon
College of Education this fall.
Annual Banquet
Held at Randall's
, AMITY-Offlceri (or the 1958
year V the Valley Women's Club
were installed recently ,at the
elub'l annual banquet held at Ran;
dall'a Chuckwagon, in Salem.. As
suming executive positions were
Mrs. Irene Panek, president; Mrs.
Fred Jennings, vice president;
Buelah Dickenson, secretary-treasurer;
Mrs. George DeRaeve, pu
licitjr. '
A planning session for the an
nual Valley Women's Club Hotcake
Feed, slated July 27, is scheduled
July 1 at the home of Mrs. Irene
Pane.
Diane Horn Weds
Eugene Blaid
SHERIDAN Miss Diane Horn
of Glide, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Horn of Springfield, and
Eugene Blair of Glide, son of Mr,
snd Mrs. Dan O. Blair of Sheridan
were united in marriage at the
First Christian Church In Roseburg
on June 14. Rev. Newell Morgna
performed the ceremony.
The bride wore a ballerina gown
of lace over net and. taffeta. She
carried a white orchid on a white
LBible.
Miss Donna Horn of Eugene, sis
ter of the bride, was maid of honor
and other attendans were Mrs,
John Knutson of Noti, sister of the
bride, and Mrs. Fred Jensen of
Florence. Dorene Peterson of
Springfield was flower girl and
Lyle Baxter of Roseburf was ring
bearer.
Robert Blair of Sheridan was
best man for his brother and ushers'
were James Funis and Frank Max
well, both of Glide, and John Knut
son of Noti.
Candle lighters were Jeff Yoder
ef Sheridan and Carl Bhrlck of
Salem, both nephews of the bridegroom.
The couple will make their home
at 731 East 14th, Eugene, this sum
mer and in the fall at Idlayld Park.
Oregon. The bride is a high school
teacher at Glide and the bride
groom is vice principal and fifth
grade teacher at the Glide elem
entary ScbqoL
Wedding Luncheon Follows
A buffet luncheon was served
in the garden immediately follow
ing the nuptials. Miss Merl Dimick
and Mrs. Willard Kenfield of Kirk
land, Wash, poured. Mrs. R. W.
Ericksofl of Portland cut the cake
and assisting were Mrs. C. W.
Oathout and Mrs. Lyle Rea.
For going away the new Mrs.
Tully wore s navy blue two-piece
chemise outfit with matching
cloche. Dr. Tully and his bride
have gone to Victoria and Van
couver, B.C., Banff, Lake Louise
and Jasper National Park on their
honeymoon. They will reside in
Central Point for the summer and
after September l will return to
Salem and will be at home at
1548 Center St. NE.
VFW Auxiliary Meets
Marion Auxiliary 661. V.F.W.
will meet Monday evening, June
23 at the V.F.W. hall. As this is
social night, there will be a short
business Session followed by en
tertainment. Mrs. Ivell Haley is
chairman of the refreshment com
mittee. Mrs. Leon Hansen has
been named head delegate to the
state convention to be held at Red
mond June 24 to 27. Several other
auxiliary members are planning
to attend.
Pharmacists
Wives to Be
Feted at Tea
Several social events have been
planned by the Woman's Auxiliary
of the Oregon Pharmaceutical As
sociation, which is holdings its an
nual meeting in Salem June 22-24.
Calendared for Tuesday after
noon is the welcome tea to be
given at the Fairmount Hill home
of Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Quisenberry
at 3 o'clock. All pharmacists'
wives in Salem as well as those
attending the convention are in
vited to attend the tea.
Presiding at the tea urns will
be Mrs. Don McBain of Portland,
wife of the state president of. the
Oregon Pharmaceutical Associa
tion, and Mrs. George Crossen of
Corvallis, whose husband is head
of the School of Pharmacy at Ore
gon State College.
The committee arranging the tea
includes Mrs. P. D. Quisenberry,
Mrs. Dwight Quisenberry, . Mrs
Leon Perry, Mrs. Vernon Perry
and Mrs. John M. Graham.
A luncheon for the woman is
planned for Monday at the Colonial
House and in the evening the wom
en will join their husbands for buf
fet supper and dance at the Amer
ican Legion Gub. A golf tourna
ment is also on the agenda for the
women during the three-day con
vention and a banquet at the Ma
rion Hotel Tuesday night will cli
max the social events.
Lt. DuRette to
Wed Hi Georgia
Miss Sandra Garter Bride
Of Richard Urie Saturday
At Presbyterian Church
White accented with pink was the color scheme for the wed
ding of Miss Sandra Kay Carter and Richard Thomas Urie, who
were married at a lovely ceremony Saturday night at the First
Presbyterian Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Reed D. Carter and Mr. Urie is the son of Mr. snd Mrs. J. W. Urie
of Daly City. California.
It was at 8 o'clock that the
Rev. Kenneth Wishsrt perform-
NORTH SALEM - Of Interest
to friends and relatives In the
Salem area is the announcement
by Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Emerson
of Bowling Broke, Georgia of the
marriage of their niece, Miss Be
nita Underwood, to Lieutenant John
C. DuRette, U.S. Air Force, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil A. DuRette of
Eugene.
The ceremony will be Sunday,
July 6 at the Bowling Broke Meth
odist Church with a reception fol
lowing at the bride's home.
Miss Underwood reteived her
high school education in Forsythe,
ueorgia and has been employed for
several years as a medical secre
tary.
Lieutenant DuRette received his
education at University High
School. Eugene, University of Ore
gon, Oregon State College and
school of aeronautics. He has
served two years in the Far East
and is stationed at the Robins Air
Force Base, Georgia, as Instructor
navigator, 427th Air Refue ine
aquaaron.
The parents of the eroom-to-be
plan to fly to Georgia for the wedding.
Members of Chaster AB. PEO
will be entertained Monday night
at tne nome of Mrs. Florence Hut
chinson in Monmouth at a 7:30
dessert supper. Mrs. Anton Post
will the assisting hostess.
Contact Lenses
Dr. T. W. Sahlstrom
Dr. Roy B. Clunes
Optometrist and Vision Specialists
701 Livelier Bldg., Salem, Oregon
Specializing in the Fitting of Contact Lenses
EMpire 4-7901
ed the nuptials before a large ga
thering of relatives and friends
of the couple. William Utley was
the vocalist snd Mrs. " Ralph
Dobbs the organist
Four attendants preceded the
bride to the altar wearing white
nylon chiffon waits gowns with
Grecian drape extending from
the shoulders. Their white net
hats were trimmed with shirred
velvet and they carried semi-cascades
of feathered pink carna
tions with pink chiffon leaves and
seed pearls. Mrs. Douglas R: Car
ter of Oswego was her sister-in-law's
matron of honor, and the
bridesmaids were Mrs. Thomas
Olson, Mrs. Gary Compton of
Portland and Miss Lois Ralston
of Lake Grove.
Light the Candles
Lighting the candles were Miss
Jane Carter, a cousin of the
bride, and Miss Marion Baum,
who wore gowns made identical
to the bridesmaids, only of mist
blue chiffon. Steve Reed Carter
of Oswego, nephew of the bride,
was the ring bearer.
The bride wore a handsome
gown of Imported nylon organza
fashioned with an. overskirt of
embossed organta terminating in
a court train. The bodice was
made witb a rounded neckline
and long sleeves. Her illusion
veil was caught to a crown of I
lace and seed pearls. She carried
a cascade of Happiness roses,
stepnanous and pink tulle,
Douglas R. Carter of Oswego
siooa witn Mr. urie as best man
and seating the guests were John
Ewing, of Portland, William Bla
dine of McMlnnville, Jerald
Mauie of Tacoma and Richard
Lacolma of Klamath Falls,
Mrs. Carter selected a Detal
blue lace gown witb white irides
cent sequin hat for her daugh
ter's nuptials. She pinned white
Daisy orcmas to her gown. Mrs,
urie, wno witn Mr. urie came
north for the wedding, wore a
delft blue silk sheath gown, a
white flowered hat and corsage
or pint nany orcmas.
Greet Guests at Reception
The newlyweds greeted their
guests at a reception in the
church parlor. Pouring were Mes
dames John Urie of Los Angeles,
sister-in-law of the groom, Mel
vin Millett, Erroll Ross of Silver
ton, Harold Jenkins -and Walter
Karsten. Cutting the cake were
Mesdames L. K. Lawrence, R. A.
Fish of Silverton and Lester Car
ter, aunt of the bride. Assisting
were Misses Diane Oldham,
Chrissie Blakely, Mary Jo Wll
laims, Carol Stolk, Glenda McCor-
mlck, Eleanor Johnson, Jan
Woodroffe, Katberine Metcalf,
Sandra Farrell and Jane Barlow.
For traveling the new Mrs. Ur
ie wore a pastel blue embroider
ed sheath dress with black jersey
coat and white hat. She pinned a
corsage of stephanotis and black
velvet leaves to her ensemble.
MT. ANGEL The newly mar
lied Mr. and Mrs. W. James Cen
ten will be making their home in
Hawaii where the bridegroom will
be stationed with the U. S. Army
following a wedding trip to the
Oregon beaches. The couple's mar
riage was an event of Saturday
morning at St. Mary's Catholic
Church in Mt. Angel.
The bride, the former Joann
Wellman, is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. 0. L. Wellman of Mt.
Angel and the groom is the son
of Wmford J. Centen of Portland.
Rev. Father Cyril. OSB.. offici
ated at the 11 o'clock rites. Miss
Helen Keber was the organist and
Bernard Smith, Ambrose Smith
and Koy Smith sang.
A full length sown of ImDorted
lace and satin fashioned with long
sleeves and a sequin trimmed
rounded neckline was worn by the
bride for her wedding. The bouf
fant skirt of nylon tulle over ruf
fled net was enhanced bv four
points of lace over the net. Her
fingertip illusion veil was caught
to a crown of iridescent sequins.
She carried a white bouquet of
rosebuds and stephanotis. '
Attendants Wear Blue
Miss Kdthy Butsch of Portland
was maid of honor and carried a
bouquet of Est;r Rsed daisies.
She wore a blue taffeta daytime
len?th gown with a cummerbund
and streamers extending to the
hemline in back. Her headdress
was a crown made of Ester Reed
daisies. The bridesmaids were
Mrs. Fred Yaschuk and Miss Kathy
namsey or roruana. Miss Joan
Ehle was junior bridesmaid. Their
dresses were identical to the honor
attendant's except for Miss Ehle's
which was floor length. They all
wore crowns o Ester Reed d-:s-
les and carried bouquets of the
daisies.
Kristen Ovregaard was the flow-
rinfbearer. " iLngagement
William Centen of Seattle was
best man and ushers Included
Kicnard wellman, Gene Cereghino
and John Gammenara, both of
roruand, and Pat Cleary of Ta
coma. Reception follows
Mrs. Wellman selected a naw
crepe sun wim wnne accessories
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Mr. and Mrs. Royce Delbert Bottens (Siiri Kailvee) whose wed
ding was an event of June 14 at the Court Street Christian
Church. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Reet Kailvee and
the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bottens.
The couple will live in Eugene. (Kennell-Ellis Studio).
Of Couple
Revealed
Announcement is being made by
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Molt-
zau of Eugene of the engament
Methodist WSCS
Program Set
.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Woman's Society of Christian
Service of First Methodist Church
-vill be' held in the .Carrier Room
at 1:15 p.m. Wednesday.
Mrs. Rector W. Johnson will con-
ter2STK'Wh marriage of their MtS "2? W
Mrs. Centen wore a brown lac. d.uahter. Barham to Allen J. Mor.1?' M'Sf "T". .T"ghJ, ""?.. Wor1?.
rWcc , i t h - . i . . . ,reuera.ion oi meinooisi women.
ru.:. nomn. rison. son of Mrs. Harry W. Morrl-
The couple will make their home i' were 01 wn' . of ForMt Grov. weddine
in San Antonio, Texas. . . .' I will ha an vnt f SahinUv aub.
rounng ai me weadm? reception "
u ... . I lief M
in me uining room ot tne church ,
were Miss Irene Butsch of Port-
Miss Payne,
Mr. Maudlin
Set Date
Revealing plans for her July 19
marriage is Miss Carolyn Louise
Payne, daughter of Mrs. Irene V.
Payne, who will become the bride
of Lowell Eugene Maudlin, son of
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Maudlin of
Bend. Their engagement was an
nounced last summer.
The ceremony will take place
at Woodland Chapel in Salem at
7:30 o'clock with Dr. Roland G.
deVries officiating.
Mrs. E. David Anderson will be
the matron of honor and Richard
L. Maudlin of Bend will serve as
best man for his brother. Ushers
include William A. Mansfield and
Wayne F. Hall.
The wedding reception will fol
low in the church library.
Marlene Bailer
Weds Mr. Smith
SHERIDAN Miss Marlene Anne
Bailer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Bailer of Sheridan and Gary
Aldfn Smith, son of Mrs. Francis
WaUaert of Portland and Clinton
Smith, were united in marriaee
June 7 at the Emmanual Luther
an Church ' in Willamlna. Rev.
Howard Baumgart performed the
double ring ceremony at 1 s'clock.
The bride wore a Dale creen
suit with white accessories and
carried a nosegay of pink rose
buds and carnations on a white
Bible. '
Maid of honor was Mi Alio
Kaye Kadell Of Sheridan. Rav
Vandervort of Beaverton, was best
msn lor his brother.
Both younf Deonle hava nuMwl
in this area all of their liv th
bridegroom graduated from Willa
mlna high school this spring and
the bride from Sheridan High
School. Mr. Smith is currently em
ployed at the Sheridan Sun. but
will leave tWs week for duty with
we u.s. Air f orce.
land and Miss Joann Kovell of Ta
coma. Mrs. Herb Ehle of Van
couver and Mrs. Norb Wellman of
Corvallis cut the cake. Assisting
were the Misses Isouise Gesch
will, Fran Klouse, Bernice HIggins,
Mary Ann and Laurann Kloft, Jan
ice Aman, Pat Bashaw, Grace
Buchholz and Maureen Fisher. .
To leave for her wedding trip
uic new mis. ieen cnanged to a
pink linen suit worn with pink ac
cessories.
Music Teachers
Convene June 27
Oregon music teachers gathering
lor tneir two-day convention at
Iwis and Clark College June 27
ana zs will hear one of the first
performances of a Viola Sonata
composed by Donn Schroeder of
ine baiem public schools Prof.
Stanley Butler, president of the
Oregon Music Teachers Associa
tion, announced this week.
Main concert of the session will
be given by Francis Akos, princi
pal violinist of the Chicago Sym
phony, assisted by Aurora Under
wood, Portland pianist. Tenor Wil
liam Utley will also appear during
the two days.
Gordon Birrell, piano student of
Margaret Hogg, Salem, has been
chosen by the Salem branch of the
association to represent this dis
trict on the student affiliate pro
gram.
Ketiring after two years as pres
ident, Prof. Butler will conduct
business sessions and act as guest
consultant for the piano teachers
workshop on June 27.
ust 23,
The bride-elect, who makes her
home in Salem, is a graduate of
Eugene High School. She attended
the University of Oregon and is a
member of Alpha Gamma Delta.
She la now employed at the State
Department of Education.
Mr. Morrison, who also resides
In Salem, is a graduate of Hills-
This will be a play in which the
Work of Missions will be depicted.
Mrs. Robert F. Anderson will be
in charge of the worship medita
tions. Officers training session will
begin at 10 a.m. and all officers
of the WSCS and Circles are in
vited to attend.
boro High School and attended Pa
cific' University and Willamette
University. He is on the. staff ef
the Oregon Statesman. "
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