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I- "6 THE DAILY ITEM Sunbury. April 5f 1990 Hospitals Obituaries Robert E. Witmer, 71 Marcella J. Police search for bank robber By Karen Overdorf staff reporter DALMATIA A man who stole about $25,000 from the Mid Penn Bank remains at large, an investigator said today. Rob Patterson, special agent for the FBI in Williamsport, said state po-.

lice at Stonington returned to the scene of Tuesday's daylight robbery on Wednesday for further investiga- Bernice M. Phillips, 75 Bernice M. 75, Centre Towne Apartments, died Tuesday evening, April 3, 1990, in Evangelical Community Hnsnitnl Kitchin, 63 SHAMOKIN Marcella June Kit-chin, 63, of 24 S. Eighth St. died Wednesday, April 41990 in Shamokin aiaie oeneral Hospital, where Stte moo i.i.

oi i 1 1 Taa a pauciii one ween, one nau ueen -wuewisourg. ill for a long time. Born-Oct. 8, 1914, in Williamsburg, Born in Shamokin, Feb. 11, 1927, she was a daughter of the latfrdar-: she was a daughter of the late Charles ence and Sue (Craig) Price.

Her' hus-and Maggie (Maliek) Martz. She was band, George F. Phillips, died in 1967. 'Wtmer, 71, Beaver Springs RD1, died early today, April 5,. 1990,.

at Hospital, where he had been a for four days. He was ill for the past year, He was-born April 6, 1918, in Belle-; fonte, a sonof thelate Paul S. and He" '-len(Poorman)Vitmer. V. Si: lnuJ943he ma MaryAlyceWilU Mr uiiir W.i mi it ii.ihiivi tniuiuitu ai Citair inriiirW v( VUUI Ka a lifetime resident of Shamokin and Mrs.

Phillips was employed at Mil-was 9 hrtllQPUifp Ian Unclom Mill 11.. sne married woods Kit- si it i more than 16 years. as a shipping. and nSMM, wa? ff pinanjokin High School, Order of Moose. Mil- She; was a member of First Baptist ChiirchiShamokin.

In addition to her husband, she is survived by a son, Jeffrey W. of two daughters, Rutharin, at home, and Mrs. James Backes of Sha mokin; four grandchildren; and five brothers and sisters, Charles W. Martz of Phoenixville and Robert Martz, Ruth Reeser, Lena Fessler and Harriet Gebert, all of Shamokin. She was preceded in death by a sister and a brother.

The funeral will be conducted at 1 Saturday in the Farrow Funeral ome, Shamokin. Burial will be in Rush Baptist Cemetery, Rush Township, i Visitors may call from noon until the time of the service Saturday in the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to First Baptist ChurchShamo-kin, or the charity of the donor's choice. Grace E. Weasnery 75 LEWISBURG Grace E.

Weasn-er, 75, of 73 Allen Pittsburgh, died Tuesday evening, April 3, 1990, in South Side Hospital, Pittsburgh. Her death follows a brief illness. She had hospitalized for four days. le was born April 29, 1914. in Wil- sport, the youngest of three iters of the late Fred and Celia r) Fullmer.

(lived in Pittsburgh for the Dast 12 years, moving there from lewis burg where she fived ontThird Street for many years. Mrs. Weasner had been employed by various silk mills for much of her lifetime and had been employed by various Lewisburg area motels and She is survived by a daughter, Diane Fox of Allenwood RD1 two sons, Charles R. Rupert of Las Vegas, and Gerald Weasner of Pittsburgh, 18 grandchildren; and 15 She was preceded in death by two Sisters. 0 A graveside service will be conducted at 2:30 p.m.

Friday in Montoursville Cemetery by the Rev. Peter Spear, pastor of Community Christian Church, Allenwood. Funeral arrangements were made by the Cronrath Funeral Home, Watsontown. Hazel P. Whitman, 93 SUNBURY Hazel Pearl Whitman, 93, died Tuesday evening, April 3, 1990, in Penn Lutheran Village, Se-linsgrove.

Born in Millville, April 2, 1997, she was the daughter of the late Isaac H. and Catherine (Lehman) Whitman. She was the last of her immediate family. She was retired from Engle's Ice Cream plant and Lebo's Bakery. She was a member of Zion Lutheran Church, Sunbury.

She was preceded in death by two brothers and a sister. A graveside service will be conducted at 2 p.m. Friday in St. John's Lutheran Cemetery, Belleville, by the Rev. Barbara Holzhauser.

Contributions may be made to the Greater Zion Fund, Sunbury. Funeral arrangements were made by the M. Quay Olley Funeral Home, Sunbury. Been St liarfi aaugri (varrie She ftwii iuwci ifiiu auu iviiiiuu onue mail- ufacturincr Co ton: of Watsontown and Dennis of Milton two daughters Nancy Ketchem.and Linda Aikey, both of Milton: 12 Brand- children; 12 great-grandchildren; one Drotner, John price of Williamsburg; TT-1 1 and four sisters, Helen Lincolnfelt of Altoona, Sarah Melvich of Freedom and Betty Shultz and Alice Shultz, both of Williamsburg. She was preceded in death by a son, Charles in 1967, two brothers, one sister and one grandson.

The funeral will be conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday in the Shaw Funeral Home, Milton, by the Rev. Peter F. Geschwindner, pastor of Watsontown United Methodist Church. Burial will be in Watsontown Cemetery.

Visitors may call from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday in the funeral home. Anne M. Santer, 63 'PLANTATION, Marie Santer, 63, died April 2, 1990, in Hospice House, Plantation, Fla. Born June 6, 1926, in Brooklyn, N.Y., she was a daughter of Susan Gargiulo, Fort Lauderdale, and the late Eugene Gargiulo.

In addition to her mother, she is survived by her husband, Edward Sr. of Fort Lauderdale; a son, Edward Jr. of Selinsgrove, and two grandsons. She was preceded in death by a son and a brother Burial will be in Fort Lauderdale. Sarah Vaughan remembered by colleagues By Jeff Wilson Associated Press writer LOS ANGELES Sarah Vaughan was remembered by the music industry and friends as a singer's singer whose powerful range and mastery of scat-style jazz earned her acclaim as "The Divine One" or simply "Sassy." Vaughan died of lung cancer Tuesday night at her home in the Hidden Hills area of the San Fernando Valley.

She was 66. "Sarah Vaughan was a complete vocalist and musician," Frank Sinatra said Wednesday. "She was an instrument and she had an incredible sense of humor. Put those attributes together and we're talking about one of the finest vocalists in the history of pop music." Some of her most memorable songs were "Broken-Hearted Melo-. dy, "Send in the Clowns," "Misty" and "If You Could See Me Now." "Now that she's gone, there's no one to measure great singers with," said entertainer and jazz buff Bill Cos- "Sarah was like a sister to me and I loved her.very much," said Sammy Davis who is convalescing in his Beverly Hills home from a recurrence of throat cancer.

Mayor Tom Bradley ordered flags at all city buildings lowered to half-staff through Friday, The last time flags wereUowered for the death of a celebrity was a year ago when Lucille Ball died. 41'. Phila Elec Polaroids ProctGamba Qjoantum SearsRoeb SwstBeU Texaco UAL Corp USX Corp UnCarbde UnPacCp USWest WestghE! yiWWPitSU Wool worth ZenithE 17V. 45V- av. 23V -38 60 16V, 1 36V- 21' 70 VI- 75 75V.

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Harmon New Columbia RD2 Ruth A. Heimbach Jersey Shore RD2 Patricia F. Wilver Watsontown Harriet E. Bower Milton RD2 Margaret L.Rflnck Selinsgrove M. Isabel Mount Pleasant Mills RD1 Orpha M.

Gessner DISCHARGED: WestMilton Sheldon A. Laylan lit Sunbury RD3 Brandon S. Miller Lewisburg RD2 William L. Parker Sr. Mifflinburg David Seidell Williamsport Mrs.

Albert Heirabacliand son i Middleburg Mrs. Jamie's Seebold and son r- i '(' Geisinger ADMITTED: Danville Donna Stephens, David J. Spo-jienberg, Cathy S. Baylor Shamokin Da wneM.Domanski -V Catawissa Jill S.Haas Mifflinburg Leant) R.Lepley Bloomsburg DISCHARGED: ShanwUn Mrs. Kenneth Staner andSbn Lewistown McAlisterville Dorcas M.

Watts. Sunbury ADMITTED: i' 1- I Gowen City Mary B. Betz Middleburg RD4 jaroes C. Landis Shamokin Irene D.Snyder -Sunbury Edna M. West, Charlotte S.

Ef-flnger Trevorton Tammy S. Lahr DISCHARGED: Herndon RD1 Anna L. Spang Liverpool RD1 W. Stanley light Selinsgrove Marian D. Courtney, Sara M.

Shaffer, Donald D. Benito Shamokin Joseph I. Moroski, James F. Tehansky 'Shamokin RD1 Melanie A. Adams and daughter Shamokin RD2 Andrew M.

Murphy Sunbury Raoul Colon, Sherri I. Qeitrich and daughter, Helen M. Faux Muncy Valley ADMITTED: Watsontown RD1 Nancy J. McQuay Births Evangelical A son to Mr. and Mrs.

Nathaniel Rich, Middleburg RD1, at 3:35 p.m. Wednesday. The mother is the former Lorrie D. Hoch. A son to Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald R. Ru-nyan, 614 Hepburn Milton, at 9:30 p.m. Wednesday. The mother is the former MieheleL.Matsko.

Lewistown A son to Harry and Dorcas Watte, McAlisterville, Tuesday. Sunbury A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Herndon RD1, at 6:23 a.m. The mother is the former Carol D.

Trautmari. Geisinger A daughter to Richard Zigarski Sr. and Diane Arnold, 1441 Poplar Kulpmont. Tuesday. Police blotter: Police calls State police at Selinsgrove Wednesday Vandalism.

Sunset Drive, Franklin Township. person smashed windshield on 179 Linda M. Snook, Middleware RD2. Damage estimated at $20tr Accidents Sonbory police "1- Wednesday Twn-vehiJe. 100 block of North Fourth Street.

Drivers Judith A. Osman, 955 Greenough Sunbury, and Faron L. Rhoads, 111 SusqueBan-na Trail, Selinsgrove. Sign owned by-North-ern Central Bank damaged. Chares.

Osman cited for left turn violation SUt police it Lyknu 4 20 m. Wednesday Two-whicie Route 209 and Market Street. Lvkens. Briv-ers: TMance Seiple, 64, of 218 Bridge Sunbury, and Carol Reddinger, 20, LykwnsT Injuries: Reddinger sustained minor injuries requiring no treatment. II QUAY OLLEV 539 Race Sf.i;.: Sunbury 286-0311 Thanks Regarding a report that police may be.

checking car washes for red dye on cars, he "That is entirely As the armedbandit left the bank! rriapnetiraiiw. trioori nant" Police Said the -bright fed dye; was found in the bank lot and should have stained the man car, the man and the money. yr Trooper Charles Zukowski, who is in charge of the investigation for the state police, could not be reached for comment today. Cpl. David Shinskie of the same station also could not be reached.

The robber fired three shots while-inside the bank. One of the bullets disabled one of three video surveillance cameras. Five bank employees and three" customers inside at the time were not injured. The robber is described as white, 5 feet 10 inches tall with a slim build. He wore a dark raincoat and a tan hat as he entered the bank at 1 42 p.m.

Police said he fled in a dark blue or black mid-sized car, possibly with a New Jersey license plate. School official takes leave of absence LANCASTER Former Shikella-my School District superintendent Earl Horton took an indefinite leave of absence trom the Hempfield School Distncllwo months ago, according to a Lancaster newspaper. Horton, who left the Shikellamy district in June 1987 to become superintendent of the suburban Lancaster district; recently had major surgery and has been suffering from cancer. Horton had been working on a proposed building project for the district until the time lie left because of his illness, i The president of the Hempfield school board reported Horton said he felt well and hoped to soon leave the hospital. Harry T.

Zechman executive director of Intermediate Unit 13 serving the Lancaster area, has been named acting superintendent in Hor-ton's absence. Corrections Auditions for the Rockwell Productions dinner theater presentation "You Can't Take It With You" will be held from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday in Rockwell Center, 32 S. Turbot Milton. The day for the auditions was incorrectly stated in a story on Page 27 of Wednesday's edition ofThe paily Item, based on incorrect information supplied to the newspaper.

David Shinskie is a corporal with the state police at Stonington. His rank was incorrectly reported in a photo caption and story about a bank robbery on Page 1 of Wednesday's edition. The Jacob Brothers of Dillsburg will perform at 7 p.m. Friday, Aprfl 16, at dedication ceremonies for the Shamokin Dam Alliance Church. The date was incorrectly stated on Page 9 of the March 31 edition.

It is the policy of The Daily Item to correct factual errors in news stories and photo captions. We invito readers to call the newsroom, 28w-5tm, extension 288, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays, or any of our four branch offices from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Monday through Friday or to write to Editor, The Daily Item, Box 807, 200 Market Sunbury 17801. Fire calls Sunbury 4:30 a.m. today Reported chimney, but no Are discovered at home at 700 Green-ough according to Sunbury communications. No damage. Sunbury companies.

Lotteries HARRISBURG (AP) Here are the winning numbers selected Wednesday in the Pennsylvania State Lottery: Daily Number Big4: 0-2-8-2 Super 7 Lotto: 01-G5-3W2-44-61-65-72-75-76-80 Next week's Super 7 jackpot will be at least $19 million because no tieke-tholder matched seven of the 11 numbers drawn Wednesday night, a lottery official said. Card of 1 Harold Moser, 64 TURBOTVILLE Harold Larue Moser, 64, of Turbotville RD1 died Wednesday, April 4, 1990, in Geisinger Medical Center, Danville, where he was a patient since Monday. A Northumberland County native, he was. born in Lewis Tbwnshin. 'flarch 18, 1926, a son of the late John Veary dnd Ellen (Ellis) Alice A.

Valentine, who died in 1988. wr. wioser was employed at Amer- 11 mi nuiiit riMMiv nrn rnn thj IUI 1 1 1. 1 I IIIK III I I UIUII i farmer ed Church of Christy Turbotville; Clyde Mowrer Post 323 American Legion, Watsontown; and a past commander arid lire member 6f Muf-. ny-Hull Post 8206 VFW, Turbotville.

He was an Army veteran of World War II, and served with the 51st Armored Infantry Battalion of the Fourth Armored Division in the Euro- pean and African Theaters. Surviving are a daughter and son, Christine V. and Randall both at home; three brothers, WiUiam K. and Donald both of Watsontown RD2, and John Robert of Turbotville three sisters, Mrs. George R.

Fry Sr. of Turbotville, Mrs. Harold F. Cotner of Danville RD8 and Mrs. Charles L.

O'Connor of Turbotville; and two grandsons. Two brothers and two sisters preceded him in death. The funeral will be conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday in the William F. Brooks Funeral Home, Turbotville, by the Rev.

Richard T. Weikel. Burial will be in Turbotville Cemetery with a military service conducted by the VFW and American Legion. Visitors may call from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday in the funeral home.

Eva V. Moll Rhone, 87 WATSONTOWN Eva V. Moll Rhone, 87, who lived in Watsontown fonnanyyears and for the pastlO years was a resident ot zUo Kings Creek Terrell, Texas, died Wednesday evening, April 4, 1990, at Terrell Care Center. Her death follows an extended illness. She was hospitalized before entering the nursing home two weeks ago.

She was born Dec. 6, 1902, in Union County, near Forest Hill, a daughter of the late John A. and Agnes (Diehl) Miller. She was employed by' Philco Ford Watsontown, before retiring in 1968. Mrs.

Rhone was a member of Watsontown United Methodist Church and American Legion Post Auxiliary, Watsontown. Sne enjoyed quilting. She is survived by two daughters, Janet Kepner of Terrell and Arlene Shirk of Milton RD1 one son, William Moll of Sanford, N.C.; 10 grandchildren; numerous great-grandchildren; and one brother, William Miller of She was preceded in death by her husband Walter G. Rhone in 1980. Her first husband, William Moll, died in 1959 after 35 years of marriage.

She was also preceded in death by one son, Richard E. Moll in 1978; three brothers and three sisters. The funeral will be conducted at 10:30 a.m. Monday in the Cronrath Funeral Home, Watsontown, by the Rev. Peter F.

Geschwindner. Burial will be in Twin Hills Memorial Park, Muncy RD2. Friends and relatives may call in the funeral home from 9:30 a.m. until the time of the service Monday i Anna M. Ouigg, 94 DANVILLE Anna M.

Quigg, 94, formerly of 111 Bloom died Wednesday, April 4, 1990 in Geisinger Medical Center, Danville, following illness of two She was a resident of Maria Joseph Manor, Danville, since 1981. Born in Danville, June 4, 1895, she was the daughter of the late John and Esther (Diehl) Quigg. She lived in Danville her entire life. She was employed for 18 years as psychiatric aide at Danville State Hospital, retiring in 1961. Miss Quigg was a member of Shi-loh United Church of Christ, Danville, and the adult Sunday school class of church.

Her only survivors are three nephews, Richard Quigg of Virginia Beach, Thomas Quigg of Mount Rose and Donald Savidge of Danville RD5; and a niece, Mrs. Thomas Kase Danville RD3. The funeral will be conducted at 2 ptn. Friday in the Frank W. Roat Funeral Home, Danville, by the Rev.

Robert N. Paden. Burial will be in Episcopal Cemetery, Danville. Visitors may call from 1 p.m. until time of the service Friday in the funeral home.

Memorial contributions may made to Shilo United Church Christ, Danville. be of To report obituaries Obituary lotices are accepted La til II a.m. weekdays to appear la that day'i editmi. Until If p.m. Friday to appear ia Saturday 'i editio.

Until II p.m. Saturday to appear to Sunday's weekdays, cal 284-5471 l-Mt7J2Z33 AAer I. p.m. Friday aaaj CBS Ford GTE Gen a 1936 Graduate of Belle-'! -fonte' High School; He served in the? V'-S: Army in the South Pacific during World War v. Mr; Witmer was a memberTof Bea- Tver Lutheran Church, Beaver Springs RD1, and Beaver Springs Fire Com- Surviving, in addition to his wife, i are-four daughters, Roberta A.

Carr -OfNorthumberland, Kathryn H. Mar-Itifl of Beavertown, Johanna D. Her-''ftwln of Wilmington, and Mary -Hummel of Sunbury; two sons, M. of Liverpool and James L. of RD1; nine grandchil-; drerr; seven great-grandchildren; two -Sisters, Esther and June, both of Bel-riejonte; and one brother, LeRoy of NewCIolumbia.

funeral will be private and at Tthe convenience of the family and will Be conducted by the Rev. Stanley D. Seep. Burial will be in Beaver Springs Cemetery. Funeral arrangements were made by the Beavertown Chapel of the 'Jerre I.

Aurand Funefal Homes, Bea-vertown. Mildred I. Mummah OAKLAND MILLS Mildred I. Mummah, 75, Oakland Mills, died Wednesday afternoonApril 4, J990, at -Her home. Born June 28, 1914, in Fayette ITownship, Juniata County, she was the daughter of the late George and -Alice (Shivery) Diffenderfer.

She was 'married to Donald E. Mummah. She was a 1932 graduate of Fayette Mrs. Mummah was a member of 'Pine Grove United Methodist Church; In addition to her husband, she is survived by a son, Gary E. of McAlis-' terville; a daughter, Susan I.

Warfel Milton "and a grandson. The funeral will be conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday in Pine Grove United Church by the Rev. James R. Sunderland Jr.

Burial will be in "Lost Creek Mennonite Cemetery. Visitors may call from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday in the Guss Funeral Home, MiQlintown. Memorial contributions may be rmade to Pine Grove United Methodist ChOreh, MifflintownRDl. Death notices KRplIN, MARCELLA JUNE.

63, 24 S. Eighth 'Shunokin, died at 7:30 m. Wednesday. Anil 4 WK, in Shamokin SUte General Hospital. Funer mipjn Saturday, April 7, in the Farrow Fui Honfc, Sixth and Chestnut atreeta.

Shamokin. 'ton may call from noon until the time of the ke Saturday in the funeral home. Burial will be in Kuj Baptist Cemetery, Rush Township. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to First Baptist Church, 10 E. Lincoln Shamokin 1717I, or the chanty of the donor 's choice.

MOSER, HAROLD LARUE, 4, Turbotville RD1, died Wednesday, April 4, 1990. in Geisinger Medi-, cal Center, Danville. Funeral at 11 a.m. April 7. in William F.

Brooks Funeral Home, 207 Broadway Turbotville. Visitors may call from 7 to I p.m. Friday in the funeral home. Burial will be in Turbotville Cemetery with a military service conducted by Mufflv-Huff Post 82M VFW. Turbotville, and Clyde F.

Mowrer Post 123 American Legion, Wataontown. MUMMAH, MILDRED 75, Oakland Milb. died Wednesday afternoon, April 4, 1990, at her home. Funeral at 11 a.m. Saturday, April 7, in Pirie Grove United Methodist Church.

Visitors may call from 7 tolp m. Friday hi the Gusa Funeral Home. 20 S. Third Mifflintown. Burial in Lost Creek Mennonite Cemetery.

Memorial contributions may be made to Pine Grove United Methodist Church, Mifflintown RD1 17069. PHILLIPS, BERNICE 7S. Centre Towne Apartments, Milton, died at II 65 p.m. Tuesday, April 3. 1990, in Evangelical Community Hospital.

Lewisburg. Funeral at 11 a.m. Saturday, April 7, hi Shaw Funeral Home. 400 N. Front St Milton.

Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday in the funeral home. Burial will be in Watsontown Ceme-' QUIGG. ANNA 94. formerly of 111 Bloom Danville, died Wednesday.

April 4. 1990. in Geisinger Medical Center. Danville. Funeral at 2 p.m.

Friday, April I. in Frank W. Roat Funeral Home. Ross R. Kocher.

supervisor. 2 Walnut Danville. There will be no viewing Thursday evening, but visitors may call from I m. until the time of the service Friday the funeral home Burial will be in Episcopal Cemetery. Danville.

The family will provide the flowers. Memorial contributions may be made to Shilo United Church of Christ, Danviiie RHONE. EVA V. MOLL, 17, formerly of Watsontown. died at Temll Care Center, Terrell.

Texas, at 29 Wednesday. April 4. 1990. after an extended illness She had been hospitalised before en-senng the mining home two weeks ago Funeral at at 39 a Monday, April 9. in the Cronrath Funeral Home.

390 Main St Watsontown Bunal will be in Twwi Hills Memorial Part. Muncy RD2 Fnends and relatives may call in the funeral home from 39 a until the time of the service Monday WEASNER. GRACE E. 75. 73 Allen Pitts-- wargh.

died at 11 am. Tuesday. April J. 1990. South Sale Hospital, Pittsburgh She lived in Pittsburgh for the past years.

She formerty lived on Third Street, Lewisburg. for many rears Grareaadeservn2 39pm Friday. April 9. Mootoqnvllie Cemetery Funeral oYTaVogCfMlttS were made by the Craorata Funeral Home. 30 MaaSL.Watsoolowa- WHrTMAN.

HAZEL PEARL. 93. died Tuesday evening. April 1 199. in Perm Utheran Village.

Seiatagrove Graveside service at I m. Friday. April (. st St John Latheraa Cemetery. Belleville Contributions may be made to the Greater Fund.

Fifth and Market streets. Sunbury Funeral aci augments by the M. Quay fjtley Funeral Home. Sinn and Race streets. Sunbury WITHER.

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717 National Securities Funds Fed I See Trust IM Nat'lSecunties Taii Bond Fund IN II 17 Putnam Funds- Thefamilyof Ernest Romanini who passed -awayonMarch 18, 1990 at 1:50 p.m. Wishes to ttSank each one of you for the sympathy cords, flowers, Wand all the help you oil gave me in the time of need. You ail are very spicier people ond I love each one of you, for coring and being my friends. Lwlt never forget if. I thank you all for the kindness you all hove shown 1 "'so wont to thank the Mifflinburg ambulance for all the help they cflt gave me.

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