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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
NEWS OF
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Miss Cornell
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In December
Miss Margaret Cornell lias set
Saturday, December 11, as the
date for her wedding. She is the
bride-elect of Robert E. Dudrey,
.son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dudrey.
The engagement was announced
recently oy Miss Cornell's grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
iamitn, ox uary, Indiana. The wed
ding will be performed at First
lAttneran church, at 4 p.m.
Miss Cornell, who is speech cor-
reetionist for the Bend public
schools, received her B.S. and M.
S. degrees from Indiana State
leaeners college, at Terre Haute.
While on the campus she was af
filiated -with Chi Omega sorority;
Theta Alpha Phi, honorary dra
matic fraternity, and Lambda Psi
Sigma, special education frater
nity. Dudrey was graduated from
Bend high school and received his
B.S. degree from the University
of Oregon. While on the Oregon
campus, he was affiliated with
Phi Delta Theta fraternity. He is
employed at the U. S. National.
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Yew Lane School
Organization
Names Officers
Patrons of the Yew Lane school
met Monday evening with the
teachers and organized a group
which will function for several
months as a parent-teacher club.
pending further consideration of
i becoming a PTA unit. Named as
omcers were: Mrs. Harold Kel
ley, president; Mrs. Donald Con
ner, vice-president; Mrs. Walter
Foote, secretary, and Wesley
Brown, treasurer. Mrs. C. E.
Stranahan was appointed publi
city chairman. Meetings are to
be held the third Monday eve
nlng each month, it was decided
by the 50 persons present.
The program featured a talk
by Miss Grace Mary Linn, teacher
of English and dramatics at Bend
high school, who told of her ex
periences in Mexico last summer
as guest at the home of her broth
er and his family in Mexico City.
Mrs. Albert Jortjenson, violinist,
played several selections, accom
panied by her mother, Mrs. Ber
nice Towner. Group singing, with
Birdsall Fisher at the':piun6, corfK
pleted the program.
Teachers present included: Al
bert Nelson, principal; Mrs. Vul
borg Fisher, first grade; Miss
Ruth Burler, second grade; Mrs.
Donalene Hemenway, third grade,
and Mrs. Ethel Obernoltc, fourth
grade.
Mrs. W. W. Brown . was in
charge of refreshments for the
evening, and Mrs. Stranahan and
Mrs. Conner arranged the pro
gram. The next meeting will be Jan
uary 16 at Yew Lane school, omit
ting the December meeting be
cause of the usual heavy Christ
mas schedule.
Hoover Report
To Be Studied
By Bend Groups
Study of the Hoover commis
sion report, with a view toward
putting into effect recommenda
tions designed to increase effi
ciency in government, has been
launched in Bend, 'with commit
tees from the Business and Pro
fessional Women's club, the Jun
ior chamber of commerce and
the Bend Teachers association to
spearhead a program of public
education.
A dinner meeting of representa
tives of the three groups will be
held Monday evening, November
28, at the Pine tavern. The BPW
committee includes Miss Clara
r,: Jones, chairman. Mrs. W. F. An
drews, Mrs. Fred Hale, Miss
Grace Preston, Miss Antoinette
Blais and Mrs. Don Thompson.
Robert Johnson, state Jaycee vice
president, and Frank M. Reis will
represent their organization.
Dean Tate, who has been named
chairman for the teachers' group,
also will be present.
Plans call for establishment of
a speakers' bureau, in coopera
tion with the local Toastmasters
club. Johnson will outline the
proposed program at the Toast
masters meeting next Tuesday
evening. Literature also is to he
distributed to civic organizations
una i
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the Hoover report, to be maae
nvailahle earh wrek
8VA 'preliminary 'meeting of rep-
rcserSatives of "interested groups
was held Wednesday evening at :
the Pine tavern.
Daughters of the Nile
Contribute to Campaign
Bend Daughters of the Nile,
meeting Wednesday for luncheon
at the Pine Tavern, voted to give
S25 to the Central Oregon Hos
pitals foundation. Seventeen mem
bers were present.
The ne;t meeting will be a
Christmas party Wednesday. Dec.
14, at 1:30 p. m. at the Pine Tav
em. Hostesses will be Mrs. C. H.
Barrell, Mrs. T-obert Berni. Mrs.
( Ernest Jorgenson and Mrs. Lcc
fir Erickson. i
19, 1949
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SOCIETY
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I Tells Betrothal
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Miss Margaret Cornell, of the
Bend school faculty, will be
come the bride of Robert E.
Dudley, at a pre-holiday wed
ding. ADULT ACTIVITIES
Plans are being made for a
anip rire display, to be ar
ranged in the window of the
uesciiute3 Federal Savings and
Loan association office, the first
week in December. Guardians
are to talte handcraft and other
projects to the Camp Fire office
in the Coble building, it was an
nounced by Mrs. Joe Elder, exec
utive secretary. '
A regular meeting of the Des
chutes county Camp Fire execu
tive board was held Tuesdav aft
ernoon at the Camp Fire office.
Routine business was conducted
and plans were made for future
activities. Mrs. Claude Wani
chek presided. Others present
were Mrs. William Niskanen, sec
retary; Mrs. C. J. Rademacher,
treasurer; Mrs. Kennetli Ca!e,
president of te Bend guardians'
association, and Mrs. Elder. Mrs.
Hugh Hart man. Redmond, was
unable to attend.
The nominating committee.
with Mrs. Harold Summers es
"aifnnbrt at'the XS'tnto'"Ffre office.
Others members are Mrs. J. W.
Bushong and Mrs. P. R. Bucking
ham. OHABPI
Janet Hansen is a new member
of the Ohabpi group. The girls
are working on Thanksgiving ta
ble favors, to take to Sunset
home. Assisted by their guard
ian. Mrs. William J. Eaer. the
girls held a Halloween party re
cently at the St. Francis parish
had. with mothers and sponsors
as guests. All who attended wore
masks and costumes. Mrs. L. A.
Kelley won first nrize for the
women, with Mrs Vernon Smith
winnin" second. Janice Baer and
Mary Pat Moody won first and
second prizes, respectively, for the
girls. Games were played and
refreshments were served.
SUNNY LITTLE BLUE BIRDS
Mrs. Vernon Carlon js the new
Voider of the group, succeeding
Mrs. Forrest Yeoman. Members
pre Barbara Hinshaw. Judy
Haines. Judv Poor, Marcia Sand
ers, Judy Heluhrey and Chris
tine Carlon. The girls just com
pleted individual place mats to
take home
CHEERFUL BLUE BIRDS
Cheerful Blue Birds held a Hal
loween party recently at the home
of their leader. Mrs. W. W.
Brown. The girls all dressed in
costumes and hud paper hats and
nol.'ii-mnkers. They bobbed for
apples and played games. Re
freshments were served in the
light of a jack o' lantern,
SUNSHINE BL-'E BIRDS
Sunshine Blue Birds have re
sumed meelinP3 for fe fill, with
Mrs. D. C. Haines as leader. Re
cently the girls made a tour of
the hospital, where they delivered
scrapbooks they had made as a
group project. Members are:
Penny Cook, Carol Clark, Jo
Ann Courier, Carol Crooks, Suz
anne Haines, Virginia Havs, Che
ree Ma'one. Sandra Tinnetts.
Sharon Gurrmcrt, Barbara Renno i
and Shaun Lawrence.
ODAKONGA
oiakonm Camp l-ne groun
held a costume Halloween pattv
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Stadum, Jackie Hippins. Norma
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The group's protect fiis month is
volunteev service In the Camp
Fire office, helping Mrs. Joe
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Elder.
SUNNY HLI F. BIRDS
Bv Mc.riljn Ziciiier
S'dlv Biree cal'ed the meeting
to order. Eva Marcoulier called
IHI- I.JII. f CMM-.II me RI1UIIUV.I
making doll clothes.
TANIIA OF GILCHRIST i
By Sunan .lorgensen
The Tanda Camp Fire group
met Nov. 14 at the Gilchrist
church and made Thanksgiving
place cards for a children's hos-
pital in Portland. The V.'ctoma-!
chick group were -guests of the i
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Lapine Women
Organize New
Extension Unit
Lapine. Nov. 19 Women of
the Lapine community mer re
cently at the home of Mrs. D
D. Stoi'nerg, to organize an ex
tension unit, ul.ss Ruth Shelton,
county home demonstration
agent, was present. She spoke
mi are or me sKin, " demon
strating flie preparation of vail
ous cosmetics.
Officers of the new unit were
elected at a business meeting
which followed a poiluck lunch
eon. Mrs. Floyd Garrison was
named chairman; Mm. Rov Lar.
son, vice-chairman, and Mrs. Dar-
rei ferns, secretary-treasurer.
Meetings are to be held the first
Wednesday each month.'
At the December meeting Mrs
Don Bern-am- and Mrs. Robert
Baiter will be project leaders for
a study on "Clothing Accessor
ies." ' All women of the commu
nity are being invited to attend.
Tanda group, and helped make
the place cards.
The Tanda group held a cook
out supper. Nov. 7.
CHEERFUL BLUE GIRDS
By Suzanne LeBlam-
Checrful Blue Birds met this
week at the home of the leader.
Mrs. Ray LeBlanc. After a short
business meeting, they made tur
keys out of pine cones, for
Thanksgiving favors. Those at
tending were: Judy Pipes, Donna
Green, Sue Orona, Anne Lam
mers, Maureen Burton, Sandra
Gilbert, Franciel Nentl and Suz
anne LeBlanc-
WETOMACHICK OF
GILCHRIST
, By Jane Berni
Before our regular business
meeting on Nov. 15. we had a
surprise birthday party for Bev
erly Sample, one of the members.
We held a soecial meeting Nov.
ii wnn tne lanua group of Gil
christ and made 50 Thanksgiving
favors for the children in the
Shriners hospital. Portland.
TANDA
The Tanda Camp Fire girls
held a mothers' tea at the home
of their guardian, Mrs. Thomas
Donohue. The girls conducted
their regular business meeting
with Robin Rixe, president, in
charge. A program arranged by
Donna Gumpert followed. There
were recitations by Margaret
Holman, Gale Thompson and
Lynnea Haugeberg, a solo bv
Robin Rixe and a duet bv Carol
Skiersaa and Tonva Wolf. '
Mrs. Claude Wanlchek, presi
dent of the Bend guardians' coun
cil, was a special guest. Mothers
nresent were Mrs. Lester Wolf.
Mrs. Merrill Ross. Mrs. Arthur
Rixe, Mrs. Olaf Skiersea. Mrs.
Raymond Gumpert, Mrs. Clinton
Haugeberg and Mrs. V. Thomp
son. Each mother wa4 presented
a gift npron made by her daugh
ter. The girls made the cookies
and served the refreshments.
The meeting next week will he
held on Monday, to work on the
memory Books.
OKICIYAPI
Bv Leora Ziegler
We mailed a box of gifts and
clothing to a 10-year-old boy in
Greece. The girls completed
work on the plaster-of-paris wall
niaques and started textile paint
ing. Mrs. Don Redfleld demon
strated the use of stencils and
textile colors. We elected Althea
Foster as treasurer.
WELIIICHANNE
The Welhichanne group met
iov. lb at the home of their
leader, Mrs. Mel Raper. The
group brought material, thread
and needles and started cloth
toys, which are to be made as a
Christmas hospital project.
Beta Siqma Phi Sorority
Meets for Waffle Supper
Beta falgma Phi sorority mem
bers met Thursday evening for
a. waffle supper at the home of
Mrs. Howard Krog, with the los
ers in an attendance contest en
tertaining the winners.
Those present Included the fol
lowing: Miss Marcia Summers,
Miss Mary Cliavis, Mrs. Richard
Maudlin. Mrs. George Motv. Mrs.
Brian Thompson, Miss Marilyn
Scott, Mies Georgia Blinn. Miss
Marie Dalv, Mrs. Robert Blakely
and Mrs. Krog.
The next meeting will be Tues
day, Nov. 22. at 7:30 p. m. at
the home of Mrs. W. W. White,
1523 W. Fourth street.
Open House at Young
School to Be Held Monday
Young School, Nov. 19 Open
house "will be held Monday, No
vember 21, from 8 to 9:30 p.m.,
at Young school on Butler road.
All residents of the district are
being invited to attend. Samples
of pupils' work will be on display,'
and recent Improvements in the
building will be shown.
The school hot lunch program
will be discussed and scheduled.
Refreshments will be served, with
each family being asked to take
a pie.
SPEECH CLUB TO MEET
Mrs. Anne Forbes will be toast
mistress, and Mrs. Pearl Lanc
aster, topic mistress, at a dinner
meeting of the Bend Toast mis
tress club, Monday. Nov. 21. In
the Tiiiiiwuy dining room. Speak
ers will he Mrs. W. F. Andrews, 1
Miss Marguerite Elder, Miss 1
Kathryn Kelley and Mrs. W. E. j
Parsons. Others who will take !
part in the program are: Mrs. :
G. L. Conklin, lexicologist; Mrs.;
W. M. Loy. evaluator; Mrs. Da-
vid Wilson, time keeper, Pnd i
Mrs. P. R. Buckingham, Mrs. 1
Craig Coyner, Mrs. W. J. Gibson j
and Mrs. Floyd Neff, individual
critics. Mrs. John E. West will
give the invocation.
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
Burns Couple Wed in Church Rite
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. - Photo by Lemons Studio, Burns
A Burns Wedding Of the Past Week. Ot interest tn Rnnrl lYinmlc umu
that of Donna June Maudlin a
Stampke, son of Mrs. John Wood.
employed at the Harney County National bank, is the daughter of
Mrs. Irene Maudlin, Salem, and Walter Maudlin, Burns. She was
graduated from high school in the capital city.
The wedding was an event of Nov. 12, with Rev. Fr. Vincent Egan
performing the ceremony at 4 o'clock, in Holy Family Catholic
church. Mrs. Carl Reis and Mrs. M. Fell were soloists, and Mrs.
I-annie Welcom was organist. The candlelight ceremony was per
formed in a setting of pink and white chrysanthemums.
The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white
siipper satin, with fingertip veil and a Juliet cap. She carried a white
prayer book, with a white orchid and streamers tied with orange
blossoms.
Miss Georgia Blinn, of Bend, was maid of honor, wearing a gown
of aqua net. She wore a headband ot violets and yellow chrysanthe
mums, matching her colonial nosegay.
Bridesmaids were Miss Marie Da"ly, Bend, and Miss Georgia Fau
cett, Burns. They wore matching gowns of yellow satin. Their head
bands and nosegays were like those of the maid of honor.
Robert Engstrom, Burns, was best man, and ushers were Jack
Hoffman Jr. and Bud Salisbury.
, rce?Ption was held after the wedding in the Pine Room. Mrs.
Albert Troutman, of Maupin, aunt of the bride, cut the cake assisted
by Mrs. Monty Miller, Portland, sister of the bridegrom. Mrs W E
by Mrs. Monty Miller, Portland, sister of the bridegroom. Mrs W E
Mrs. Walter Maudlin, Burns, and Mrs. TJ. L. Finch, aunt of the bride
groom. Miss Delcy Wood, sister of the bridegroom, kept the guest
OOOk.i r i 'j - ,i,
Bend residents' attending the wedding included Mrs. R. P. Jones
and Mrs. Prudence Eldridge, grandmothers of the bride; Mrs. Gordon
DeLarufel, aunt of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Miller and
daughter.
After the recention. the bridal cnnnle left nn n m;o.i,ii i . c-..i.
Lake City. For traveling, the bride wore a gray suit with black acces
sories. The bridegroom is employed as a lumber grader for Edward
Hines Lumber company.
Lodge Women
Terrebonne, in
Members of the Bend Rebekah
lodge participated in a full sched
ule of activities this past week
Most recent was a trip to Terre
bonne Monday evening, with 10
local members attending a meet
ing of True Rebekah lodge. Mrs.
Lela Ramsey, president of the
Rebekah assembly of Oregon,
made her official visir.
Local women making the trip
included the following: Mrs. Fred
Gibson, Mrs. Frank Gray, Mrs.
Paul Crocker, Mrs. Martinus An
derson, Mrs. Earl Weber, Mrs.
Walter Daum, Mrs. Oscar Ander
son, Mrs. A. E. Stevens, Mrs. J.
J. Berrigan and Mrs. A. B. Bur
leigh. A large delegation of local
lodge members attended the 36th
nnnual district convention held
Nov. 12 at the IOOF hall in
Madras, with Culver as the host
ess lodge. Mrs. Ramsey, assem
bly president; Mrs. Vera Eviek.
Madras, assemblv marshal and
Mrs. W. V. Merchant, Culver, mil- i
itary adviser, were present. .W.
V. Merchant, Culver, past grand
patriarch, was also an honored .
guest. I
Large Group Present
Bend members attending in-1
eluded: Mrs. N. R. Gilbert, past j
president of the international as- i
soclation of ladies' auxiliary, 1
Patriarchs Militant; Mrs. Clara
Smith, past state president, and i
Mrs. Fred Gibson, past state1
treasurer, of the auxiliary; Mrs.
D. G. Raymond, district conven
tion color bearer; Mrs. Walter
Hall, noble grand of the local Re-1
bekah lodge; Mrs. Walter Daum. ,
vice-president of the auxiliary; 1
Mrs. A. E. Steven3, Mrs. Nary ;
isiuieson, Mrs. Martinus Ander.
son, Mrs. J. J. Berrigan. Mrs. i
C. E. Hein, Mrs. Jackson Kelley, :
Miss Kathryn Kellev, MIs.t Esther :
Emery, Mrs. Eva Winters, Mrs. I
Ernest Gough, Mrs. Ruth Earnes,
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Mrs. Carl Johnson, Mrs. Loren
Cox, Mrs. G. A. Lemke, Mrs.
Kenneth Arnold, Mrs. Lee Rein
hart, Mrs. Howard Besson, Mrs.
D. N. Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Crocker, Mrs. Park Fleming, Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Leland, Mrs.
Arminta Cole and Mrs. A. B.
Burleigh. Mrs. Paul Myers.
Springfield, visiting lier sister.
Mrs. Fleming, accompanied the
group.
Regular Meeting Held
At the regular meeting of the
local lodge last week, Mrs. Frank
Gray and Mrs. Grant Salisbury
were named to receive recipes
from local Rebekahs for a cook
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89th Birthday
Celebrated at
Surprise Party
On the occasion of her 89th
birthday anniversary, Mrs. May
Mc-Fadden was honored by many
friends who gathered Monday aft
ernoon at the family home at 135
Delaware. Mi-s. Walter McFad
den was hostess for the informal
affair, which was climaxed by the
serving of refreshments. Rev.
Roy Austin read an appropriate
poem. "On Mother's Birthday."
The honor guest was presented a
large basket of white, yellow and
bronze chrysunthemums, and a
purse made up as a love gift, by
those attending.
Guests included the following:
Mrs. Albin Nelson, Mrs. Hollis
Dodson, Mrs. Charlotte Olson,
Mrs. Frank Filey, Mi-s. Carl An
dis, Mrs. Lydia Miller, Mrs.
Richard L. Clatfelter, Mrs. G. W.
Raycraft, Mrs. K. K. Kamisky,
Mrs. Gus Ferguson, Mrs. Irving
Walter, Mrs. Max Hackelt.
Miss Made Mansfield, Alice C.
Foley, Mrs. R. H. Foley, Mrs.
W. L. Douglass, Mrs. W. B. Doug
lass, Mrs. John DeBoer, Mrs. S.
W. Wagner, Mrs. Rose Wohlen
berg, Mrs. K. A. Tobias, Mrs. Fe
lix Springstube, Mrs. F. W. Wells.
Mrs. J. W. McDaniel. Mrs. E. A.
Smith, Mrs. C. II. Anderson, Mrs.
Nellie Sears. Mrs. C. J. Leverett.
Mrs M. W. Modre, Mrs. Rose-
marie Jones, Mrs. William NIs
kanen, Mrs. Owen Hocker.
Mrs. Sam Griffith. Mrs. Edward
Oetken. Mrs. Herbert Nelson.
Rev. and Mrs. Austin, Mrs. J. L.
Ferguson, Mrs. Claude Metz, Mrs.
Cora Cole. Mrs. H. C. Ellis. Mra.
A. E. Ault, Mrs. L. L. Stilwell,
Mrs. G. W. Winslow and Mrs.
Everett Grinstead.
PRJNEVILLE PLAN'S SHOOT
Prlnevllle. Nov 19 n V Pratu.
Inp. nresidnnt nf tht Pt-lnmiilln
chapter of the Izaak Walton
league, reported yesterday that
book being compiled by Redmond
neocKan lodge ino. U4.
A reading. "ReclDe for Friend.
ship," was given by Miss Kath
ryn is.eney.
me group voted to give 55 to
the American Legion auxiliary's
"Gift to the Yanks" program.
The next meeting will he held
at 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 25, with
Miss Ada Newby, Mrs. P. R.
Buckingham, Mrs. D. G. Ray
mond, Mrs. Roy Van Vleet and
Mrs. Eurl Zeek to serve on the
refreshment committee.
Barbara Haupt was one of the
entertainers on the homecoming
program held Nov. 5. Her name
was Inadvertently overlooked, It
was reported by the committee
In charge.
DANCE
Saturday, Nov. 19
at
Eastern Star Grange
Music by
CROOKED RIVER
RAMBLERS
Everyone Welcome
STARTS TOMORROW!
i 'L! aor! John Marie kt
K IT'W LUND 'WILSON RAW
iWQi Diana LYNN. Don DeFORE
I' i- .'TT-I and Introducing
V'Q''lWV ""'Sk EXTRA
J "' tM V . A"l ,ie Color Cartoon!
7.1 grade A turkeys had been
ordered for the organization's an
nual pre -Thanksgiving tin key
shoot at the old Prlnevllle air
port, beginning at 10 a.m. tomor
row. Classifications will be provided
for both skeet shooters and rifle
marksmen, Frewing reported.
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CHURCH GROUP MEETS
Circle 2 of the Baptist Women's
Missionary society met Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Kilton Kamisky. Mrs. Phil Phil
brook had charge of the program,
assisted by Mrs. K. H. Hocker-
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PASE THREE
smith and Miss Elinor Wilkinson
Reports on a CP.FMS missionary
trip to Europe were given. Re
freshments were served after the
meeting.
TONIGHT
Hear the San Francisco Theologi
cal Seminary
A CAPELLA CHOIR
of 40 Voices
John Milton Kelly, Director :
witli
President Jesse Hays Balrd of the
Seminary
at
The First Presbyterian Church
7:45 P.M. Adv.
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RltB Victor
HA WORTH MATURE
in
"MY GAL SAL"
also
'JOHNNY STOOL PIGEON'
CO-HIT!
STRANGE CASE OF THE JADE LION!
Tom CONWAY Margaret HAMILTON
Richard CROMWELL
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