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Moore - llarillng Wedding

-An lint-erecting wedding took choc on Wednesday sftunoan. ilnunry 14. at 3 P. M., at Trinity United Church. Surnmerslde, when Rev. Daniel C. Matheson united in marriage. Dorothy Grace. only daughter of Mrs. Bertha Harding. Northam. and Thomas mdon. son of Mir. and Mrs. Eldon Moore, luinkletter.

The bride entered the church to the strains of Lohcngrinls Wed- ding March played by Mrs. Mathe- son. and was given in marriage by her uncle, Mr. Ernest Gorrill. The bride was charmingly gowried in a dress of white satin fashioned vith sweetheart neckline and pointed sleeves. and wore a bridal veil. Her only ornaments were A rhinestone necklace with match- ing earrings. She carried I. bou- quet of red roses.

Miss Paul:ne Rodd. who acted Is bridesmaid. was dressed in blue taffeta with accessories to match. and carried a bouquet of pink roses. The groom was at- -tended by Mr. Perley Rodd of Northam.

The bride's mother chose a dress of cocoa brown and beige for her

daughter's wedding. while the zroom's mother was dressed in izrey.

Following the marriage at de- ”ic;oiis goose supper was served at the home of the bl'idt."s mother. kliere 35 guests partook of the wedding feast by candlelight.

The dining room was tastefully ziccorated for the occasion with pink and white streamers and wedding bells.

On Moiidziy night a post niip- ilnl shower was held at t.iic form- er home of the bride, when Mir. and Mrs. Moore received many useful and lovely glfus. Mesrs. Clark Baglole and Calvin Cotton accompziiizcd by Mrs. Alfred Col- will supplied the music for the evening and at a late hour company dispersed after

y Charlottetown I t-heipaymcnt to Sinking Fund was WISHES computed on the assumption that

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with the idea that plans and spec- ifications should be drawn up and tandem called for the erection of I High school. so that we will have an actual figun before de- ciding as to whether or not this City can afford to proceed. When these costs have been placed on a concrete basis. the School Board can determine what share of this expense should be participated in by both the City and the Pro- Vince.

we would strongly urge that whatever form this additional school accommodation is to take. they give very serious considera- tion to the outlay of the taxpay- ers' money and keep it to an ab- solute minimum. We cannot too strongly urge this upon the School Board. Our bonded indebt- edness is now extremely high and our sources of current revenue strained.

While your Finance Committee impresses on the School Board the need of a strict economy. we would at the same time impress upon the members of this Council that, if there is to be an increase in taxation due to these school facili- ties, that they give study to our present tax structure and try and idevise some other means of tax- iation, whereby the burden of in- ?creased taxation will not have to be borne by those taxpayers al- ready paying their share from Real Estate and Personal Property (those paying personal property tax on large stocks of merchan- dise).

Revenue And Expenditure

The report of the auditors shows a payment to Sinking Fund of S8-1,041.15 as against s59.486.56 in the year 1951, an increase of :24.- 554.59.

The explanation of this increase Ls: There has existed a difference of opinion as to the proper appli- cation of the Special Act of 1935 re the partial refunding of certain debenture issues of the City of bonds. The 1951

Dorot.h.V and Tommy every hRDDi- bonds issued after the year 1935

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Journey were 50M, refundable.

To clarify .this situation the services of Mr. W. A. Morrell were obtained, to

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our city solicitor": opinion is "that all debentures issued lino: 1936 should be provided with on adequate sinking Fund to retire them at maturity." Mr. Martin based his opinion on the resolu- tions of Council authorizing new issues. as confirming the intent of The 1935 Act only to allow the re- issue of 5051. of earlier issues thereafter maturing. and not is- sues after 1935.

Working on this interpretation. Mr W. A. Morrell prepared a schedule showing refunding and Civic issues based on an increase in the 1952 deposit of approxi- mately s25.000. The extra deposit required each year on the present debentures outstanding would be some 324,000 over several years. to bring the Sinking Fund up to re- quirement.

Another item in the Street Ex- penditure is the amount of nil.- 559.89 for street maintenance. In the year 1951 372,911.38 was spent in this department. The increase was caused largely by some 330,000 spent on snow removal before the present Council took office. and by the asphalt patching, of our streets. May I draw your attention to this latter statement, because previous Councils capitalized this type of street work. but your Finance Committee realized this was defin- itely maintenance charge. and should be written against current expenditure. We have abolished this unsound way of financing. and in future all patching will be charged against the current levy.

Net Debt-

The auditors' report. stated that the net. debt of this City-that is debentures interest. bank over- drafts. accounts payable, etc.. less Sinking Fund, cash in hand. in bank, ete.. is 32.774.517.88. From the auditors statement of one year ago the figure was 52,390,- 653.63, an increase of s383.863.25. These figures indicate B. substan- tial increase in the net debt of our City.

These annual statements and balance sheets are well deserving of a complete and comparative survey, and will be made avail- able very shortly to any citizens wishing to get a true picture of the City's financial position. It is for the convenience of the tax- payer to a large extent that the annual reports of the City are printed and are made available at no small expense.

Ill MEMORIAM

MR. LAYTON MILLIGAN

-The death occurred at his home in Shcrbrooke on January 17th of Mr. Layton Milligan in his 92nd year.

The deceased was a. lifelong resident of Sherbrooke where dur- ing his long life he engaged in farming and where he made I host of friends who regret his passing sincerely.

His wife predeceased him 18 years ago and he is survived by the following daughters and son: Lila. Mrs. Preston ll.Char- lottebown; Edith. Mrs. Bruce Cur- tis, Wilmot; Alma. Mrs. Ernest Houston. Kensington; Caroline, Mrs. Ledvwell Boswell. Dearborn. Mich.: zelma. Mrs. William Mc- Hugh. Dearbom. Mich.; Robert. on the old homestead. Also two bro- thers. Colin. Parrsboro, N.S., and Venlah, Richmond, Michigan.

The funeral was held from his late residence on Thursday, Jan- uary mth, where the service was conducted by Rev. W. O. Weale of the Central Christian Church. Bummerside.

Hymns sung were: "When My Life's Work Is Over" and a spec- ial favorite of the deceased. "O Happy Day".

Rev. Mr. Weale sang "At The End Of The Road". The organist was Mrs. Wins-loe Morrison. Pan. bearers were. Messrs. Ray Harris, Frank Townsend. Arthur Mclitwen, Harold Milligan, John Small. Hugh Smith. Interment was in the

THE GUARDIAN.

Norfllum and Vicinify

-sincere and heartfelt sympathy is being extended to Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Gallant of Richmond in the serious and painful burns eu- stained when their home was des- troyed on Thursday evening Janu- ary 22nd,

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A number of i ts have re- ported that their walls are filling again. which will be gs welcome relief to those who have found it necessary to haul their water sup- plies.

A fine afternoon of sport was enjoyed by the children of this vicinity and surrounding districts in the Mount Pleasant community Rink on Saturday afternoon Janu- ary 2-ith. There was free skating. hockey practice and a Junior hockey match. The children are looking forward to many more Saturday afternoons of such sport. Much credit is due to the rink Management for making the rink available for the children.

Friends of Master Gordon Mac- Dougall are glad to hat that he was able to leave the Health centre on Thursday January 29th. and re- turn to his home much improved in health.

Farmers in this vicinity are pret- ty well along with cutting this year's supply of firewood. A number have their wood home andlhaiuling has been done by truck and trac- tors.

Mr. and Mrs. Alflred Colwill and Mr. and Mrs, Graydon Grigg. were dinner guests of Mr. and . Charles MacKay on Monday even- ing January 26th.

A 'flu epidemic has been going around the vicinity, for the past several weeks. and many are con- fined to their hcimes. with pneu- mania.

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Mrs. Edward Millar, Central Lot 16, and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Mac- Lean were visitors at the home of Mr. Woodland Colwill on Sunday January 25th.

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Bedeque Notes

- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mayhew and three children. Tryon. were gl1SLs of Mr, and Mrs. James Arb- ing. on Sunday. January 25th.

Mrs. Edward sh-arlfey, Tryon, was a recent visitor to Bedcque. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Judson Blackmou-e.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillips, Harrington, P.E. I. visited Mr. Phil- lip's sister. Mrs. George Henderson and Mr. Henderson and his fath- er. Mr. Albert Jams Phillips on January 29th. It is worthy of note that Albert James is in his 92nd year. He is in good healtlh and is spending the winter with the lien- derccns.

Mr, Arthur MacFarlane. Lower Bedcque. picked a bunch of May flowers near his home about ten days ago.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Affleck. Mia Clara Affleck and Masts. Lloyd and Keith Affleck, attended the funeral of the late John Oliver Best, Lot is. on Monday, January 29th.

Mrs. Norman Wood. Tryon. was ll. recent visitor at the home of her uncle. Mi-. Judson Blackmore and Mrs. Blnckmore.

Revs. W. Burton Crowe of this village and J. K. Cemplbeli. Norflh Bedeq-ue. attended the funeral of the late Mrs. A.S. Weir at corn- wall on Friday. January 30th.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Maccaull and Mr, Wendell Myers. Carleton,

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-Min Pauline rinnln of Dole- man was a train passenger to Howlan on Friday afternoon, Jan- uary so where she tpent the week- end as guest of Miss Grace Ar- senault.

Mrs. Gilbert Gaudet returned to her home in Woodstock on sat- urday afternoon. January 80th after spending a few days with her sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Arsenault of now- lan. '

Sincere 'sympathy is being ex- tended to the mother and wife and little children. also brothers and sisters. of the late Joe shields. whose tragic and unexpected death occurred on the highway on Friday. January 30th, the late Mr. shields used to spend some time with relatives here in Howlnn.

Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Airsenault and little son went to Egmont Bay on Saturday. January slut and re-

turned to Howlan on Monday ev- ening. February 2nd. Mrf Pius Areenault of Tignlsh

shore school was in Howlan on Saturday. January mt. calling at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Arscnult.

Mr. Johnson Cook spent the last week-end of January at the home of his sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Carruthers. on his return from work in New Brunswick.

....M The pupils of Howlun School are having a wonderful time skat- since the recent thaw.

Mrs. Gumie Arsenault has re- cently purchased one of the Rich- ards cabins at Howlan and had it hauled to Duvar on her fathers land. Her husband in servving ov- orseas.

The men folk are still awaiting the arrival of sleigh road: so as to haul the piles of wood and lumb- er which they have cut some of them now have hauled with wag- ons and others with trucks.

Mrs. Gasple Arsenaiilt the com- munity's dear old lady. who is well high her 100th birthday. has not been so well recently. Her many friends are hoping she will be her self again soon. -AG

PRINCE ALBERT. Sack (GP)- Smoking at hockey, games here has become such a problem that civic officials decided to have Mintto arena patrolled by uniformed po- lice and firemen.

February 1st. accompanied by Mrs. MacCa.ull's mother. Mrs. Hermes Myers. who will spend about ten days in hospital undergoing treat- ment for in throat ailment, Mrs. Maccaull will remain with her mother during her stay. while Mr. Maccaull and Mr. Wendell Myers returned home on Monday.

The syinpatliy of this commun- ity is being extended to Mrs. Henry Arsenault in fine death of her mother. Mrs. John L. Arsenarult of st. (7h.rysostome,. Mrs. Henry Ar- senault is a sister of Mrs. Alphonse Gallant who. with members of her family. was so seriously burned in the disastrous fire I. short time ago when the Gallant home was totally destroyed.

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INHMEMORIAM

MR. JOHN OLIVER. BEST

-There passed peacefully away at his home in Belmont. Lot 16. on January 24th, John Oliver Best in his 83rd year.

Left to cherish his memory are one daughter. Mrs. Melvin Clarke of Belmont. and four sons, Harry and John of Belmont. Roland and Lloyd of Central Lot 16. I-Ill wife predeceased him 23 years ago. One son and daughter also prede- ceased him a number of years

ago.

His funeral. which was laryely attended. was held from his ate residence on Mondsy. January 28. service was conducted by Rev. W. A. Harper of the Bummer-side Bap- tist Cliui-ch.,assisted by Rev. Mr. ROB of the Lot 16 United Church. Hymns sung were "The Bands Of Time Are sinking", "Rock Of Ages", and "Abldc With Me". The pallbearers were Messrs. Seymour Thompson. Ernest Iiimnn. Garfield Yeo, John Barrett, Ivan Clark and Winfield Gamble.

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Tignlsll Shore and Vicinity .

-Mr. Edward J. Arsenuult at- tended the organization meeting of the Provincial Home and School Association in Charlotte- town on January 20th. Mr. Arsen- ault was a delegate for the Tignish sh re branch.

many friends will be pleas- ed to learn that Emile Gallant. who is I patient in the city hos- pital. is now much improved.

Rev. Dennis Gallant was a. re- cent visitor at the shore.

The residents of Tignlsh Shore are happy to welcome Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Glllis, who have re- turned to their old home after an absence of several years. There young son. Ernest Roger. is now u. pupil at the shore school. B

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I O Leary and I O I Vicmify -Mrs. D. B. Gorrell. 0'Leary. left Friday January 80th on a trip to Aylmer, Ont.. where she will visit her daughter and son- in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Muc- Nevin and family. She was ac-

companied as far as Moncton by Mr. and Mrs. Thiren Ellis.

Mr. and Mrs. Milford Ellis, ac- companied by Mr and Mrs. Earl Phillips. West Cape. motored to Amherst Friday January 30th on business.

sincere sympathy is being ex- tended to Mr. Joseph Macfsaac of Brae in the death of his mother. which occurred at the Western Hospital in Alberton.

Miss Miriam Hewlett R. N. of Toronto arrived at her home in O'Leary. called here due to the illness of her mother. Mrs. tRev.) C. O. Hewlett.

Mrs. Harotlo Macwilliam and Miss Lorraine England were guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. C. M Woodside. Unionvale.

Mr. Allie MacNeill of West Cape motored to Charlottetown recent-

Mr. and Mrs. William MacEach- cm of Charlottetown spent a pleasant week-end at the home of Mrs. Ma.dEachern's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Thompson. MIA Royal.

Friends in O'Len-y and com- munity regnet 00 learn of the serious illness of Mrs. C. 0. How- iett at her home in O'Leary. and all sincerely hope for a speedy recovery.

Mr. and Mrs. Alban Craswell of Woodstock had as their guests over the January 31st week-end their daughters, Leila and Lyla of Sum- merside. ,

The many friends of Mrs. Ivan Ccllicutt of Cape Wolfe are sorry to hear she is a patient at the Bouitacir Home in 0'I.uea.iy. and all hope to see her home soon.

Delegates attending the 27th Annual meeting of the Prince Ed- ward Island Pre.-bytcrial of the Womens Missionary Society of the United Church of Canada. held in Trinity United Church. Suin- merside. were Mrs. J. M. MacWlll- lam. Mrs. Harry Adams, Mrs. Bruce MucDougall of O'Leery. and Mrs Clifford Collicutt, of Cape Wolfe.

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Pickering and family of Borden spent. I plea- sant week-end at the home of Mrs. Picket-ing's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cook. Cape Wolfe.

Mr. and Mrs. Colin n t ”leson and Mr. Roy Williams of Eller- slia were guests lat the home of Mr. and Mrs. Checley Woodside. Friday night January 30th.

Congratulations are being ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mac- Kcnzie on their marriage Wed- nuday January 21st Mrs. Mac- Kennle was formerly Misc Olive Colllcutt of Cape Wolfe.

The many friends of Mr. John Buchanan of Knutsford are sorry to hear of his continued illness and a speedy recovery is hoped for by all.

Mr. and Mrs. Avard Harris. Knutsford. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Dunbar of Alma. on Tuesday even-

ing January 27th. Mr. Percy Ga of Charlotte- town and Mr. land MacDonald

of Bouthport. P. E. I.. were recent. visitors to O'Leary and vicinity.

Friends of Mrs. Horatio Mac- Williams of 5 tingflcld West are pleased to see r home again af- ter her recent operation in the P. ll. 1. Hospital. Charlottetown.

Friends and neighbors of Mrs. James mcwsrt of West Point. were shocked sndl saddened when it. was learned of her sudden death Sincere sympathy is being extend- ed to the husband and relatives

Mrs. Hart-y.GrahI.m and Mrs. Ralph Adams of N. B.. arrived in O'Leary the latter part. of the last week of January to be with their father. Mr. John Buchanan of Knutnford who is seriously ill.

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-Mr. Josqah P. ' Gsudlt and Mr. Eddie Trcmblcy have returned to their homes after spending nev- ersi days in Hnllfst. N.5-. EH00” of Mr. and Mrs. Rcnaldasudct.

Friends of Mr. P. J. Shes are

busneac after being 3 patient at the Prince county Hospital. Sum- mersidc, for the put ten days.

Mrs. Viola. swift has arrived from New Haven, Connecticut. to visit her mother. Mrs. Thomas Moklvr. Palmer Road.

Mrs. Cyril A1-scmult was I re- cent visitor to Misoouche. guest of her brother. Mr. D. Thibcdeau and Mrs..Thibedesu.

Mr. Russell Warren of Sinnmar- side motored to Alberton on lun- day. February 1st. to visit his mother. Mrs. Harold Warren, who is a patient at the Wcttcrn Hos- pital. He was accompanied by his wife. also his later. Benny Gallant. of Bummersidc.

Friends of Mr. Peter Callaghan of bbsfleet are sorry to know he had the misfortune to fall and fracture his hip. Mr. Callaghan was visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawless in Norboro when the accident occurred. He is at present a patient at the Prince County Hospital. Summers” .

Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Arsenault and Mr. and Mrs. Felix Peters motor- ed to Summerside recently to visit their son. Mr. Walter Aroenault, who is a patient at the Prince County Hospital.

Sincere sympathy is being ex- tended to the member: of the family of Mr. Joseph shields whose death occurred as a result of a car accident on Thursday evening. January 29th. His funeral was held on Saturday morning to the Immaculate Conception Church. Palmer Road. with Reverend Pat- rick Walsh ofliclating. Interment was in the church comets y.

Mr. Hubert Gallant has ramm- ed to his place of employment in Saint John. N.B.. after visiting wliltih his wife and family in Lee- v e.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gaudct and Mr. and Mrs. Albeni Martin of summerside were recent visit- ors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Doucette.

Mrs. Joseph J. Arsenault has returned to her home in Palmer Road after being a patient at the Western Hospital for the put 10 days. Mi-5. Peter Cvaudet. also is sufficiently recovered to be Able to return home.

sympathy is being extended to Mrs. Blanche Martin and other members of her family in the death of her son Mr. Arthur Cor- niier, whose death occurred in Providence. R. 1., recently. 1-11. brother. Mr. Harold Cormlcr of Tignish. left immediately to at- tend the funeral.

Mrs. Joseph J. Bemnrd of De- Blois and Mrs. Jerome J. Doucette of 'Pleasant View no patients at the Western Hospital. also Mr. Philias Doucettc and Mr. Firmsin Martin of Palmer Road. Their many friends are hoping for a speedy return to health.

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Borden and A 0 I 0 View --Mn. Revel Diokieson who has been visiting her brother. Mr. David Mscbeod and Mrs. Mu:Lcod at Borden returned to her home in

New Glasgow on 'I'hurcda.y, Janu- ary 29th.

Mr. and Mrs. Reginald McAlocr. who have been spending a. row days with their daughter. Mrs. Jerry Crawford and Mr. Crawford at Halifax, returned to their home in Borden on Wednesday. January 28th.

Mrs. John L. Reed and daughter. Mrs. Bert Dickie, who have been spending a few weeks with rain- tives at New York and Montreal. returned to Borden on Wednesday, January 28th.

Master Murdock Jordine. who re- cently underwent an appendectom, in the P. C. Holpitml. is mending a week in Halifax with Mr. and Mn. C.T. Atkinson.

sincere sympathy of many friends here is being , extended to Mrs. Camille Arsenault,I.tui firmly on the death of her mother which took pldce in the P. 0. Hospital on Thursday. January 20th.

Friends here regret to loom that Mr. Walter Farmer of I is I patient in the (mnlottcwwn Hos- pital and all wish him a speedy recovery.

Robert Arthur. infunt son of Mr. and Mn. John A. MacDonald or Bordon. who is 3 patient in the P. 0. Hospital. is recovering nicely and is expected to return home soon.

On Tuesday evening, Jqnuu-y 27th. Miss Eleanor Macnuc. lor- den. entertained at three tables of auction in honour-'of her mother's

spent. The guest of humour was presented with a nice lift and 0 delicious lunch was served by His hostess:

-0.3. George Toombupcnt nurs- my nlzht. January Ioth at his home bi Borden when air route for training at U0l'nVIlHl.i N.s. wane here he was waited on by g min. bar of ffienu who gathered '0 ex- tmdt.hIgocdwiIh0sofall.Annd- dress on behalf of the town was :01: by Wu Mnluctlto Wut.hsv- r s purl! was presented by In-. ucrctt Osippbeli. The land Hun club. In a mum of spun- clstion also present George with

suitable gift. Min Ileana Ilse Inec read the address and Mn.

pleased to see him about his usual 39”"

birthday. A delightful evening was i

. . raanuaav -1.1 1953'

Bloomfield and Vicinity 0

-Mt. Ind Mrs. James A. Gor. don of Alan. were in Bloomflelc on Wednesday, January 21st.

Mr. Johnbuffyiwu in Bloom field nccntly.

W Ilr. miner Wallace, Mi-. A. 1.. l0 and M18 Bbtty Rennie were recent visitors to Bloomfield. Mrl. Pnser Mcbougall was 3 recent visitor to summerside.

Mr. l'u.m.lc Arsenault. Mr. Ken- neth Thompson and Mr. Lao Mc- fnnil visited summerside the last week in January on business.

Mr. and Mn. Woodrow Diamond were in Tiznish recently.

Orrin Mhcbomld. Mills. was I recent Bloomfield .

Mr. John Veno has returned k his home in Bloomfield after spending I month in Saint John, N. 3.

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Renllit and family of Elmsdale were vis- iting at than home of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hardy. i

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Mr. and Mrs. Neil Arsenault aim family were recent. visitors in Mrs. Arsenaultb parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Perry of Burton.

The following agents visited Bloomfield on Monday and Tues- day. January 26 and an on busi- ne: Mr. James out-rie. Mi-. A. T. D'nthe. Mr. R. Bouldersoii. Mr. Arthur Ramsay. Mr. Daniel Adams and Mr. Robert Currie.

"rho stores in Bloomfield arr almost finished stock taking. which is the usual headache this time of year. -3. B.

Frank Weathaver made the pres- entation, George. who was taken by surprise, thanked all for their kind- ness. Lunch was served by the ladies and a delightful evening was spent in music and dancing.

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