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12 The Times Record, Tuesday, March 11, 1975 ilrvin Cook; Former Auto Salesman Irw.Cook, 85, of lOOeSpr-' and a Troy, died Monday grandchildren, Samaritan Hospital I The funeral will be Thurs; ook was bornjn Hyde day at 11 a.m. from the a a a Home, West Sand Lake. I i i Elmwood Hill Cemetery Troy. Obituaries i most of his was employed for j'mity years as an automobile for Carmen-Goody Mrs. Esther Carey; Formerly At Peerless Mr.

Dalton; Advised Funding Available Former Car -i ri A Inspector Juvenile Plan Approved Rites Held Monday For Mrs. Eaton A I The CARD OF THANKS LEACH Ttie family tt laie Tfiomat J. Leach wishes to express sincere thanki and gratitude fo Fr, rVelf Murphy, Fr. Wlnilon Bath, John Clinton Funeral Home, neighbors, and all frlencfl who a i -UL during OUT recent bereavement THE LEACH FAMILY INMEMORIAM EDEN in loving cf my husband. Crarence Eden, who paised away i March II.

19. Gore bu not forgotten. We alt miss you so much. RUTH AND PHILIP LAWARE In loving momory of my dear husband and oor lalhsr, Alberl L. Laware, who passed away li years ago today, Varch II, I960 It Is 15 years ago today.

That you were laid to re it Ycu will never be forgotten. By Ihe ones lovccf you tr-a best. Gone but not forgotten WIFE AND CHILDREN McGRATH In loving memory cf Mary MeGrain who passed away March II, 1966. Gone but not lorgollcn Wa have only your memory dear moiher, To remember our whofe life fhrough But the sweetneii wrii linger lorevcr As we treasure tne Image or you. SONS AND DAUGHTERS O-DELL In fovlnff memory oF my mother, Minnlo O'Doll.

vvhD passed away March 11, 1959. Gone-, but not forgotten. DAUGHTER LOUISE SUBCLEFF tn roving memory cf my dear friend, Elizabeth A. Subtle If, on her birthday. March 11.

Miss you and thinking of you on this special day. AS EVER, ANN J. MQSA DIED BASLE In Walervliet, March 9, 1975, Antoinette Dascoli of 2112 Fourth Avenue, wife of the late Anthony Basle; mother of Mrs. Millie Thierbecker, Louis Basle, Mrs. Mary Watson, Frank Basle all of Watervliet; John Basle of Waterford, Mrs.

Douglas (Rose) Elson of Colonie and Joseph a of Watervllet; sister of Mrs. i i a of Pittstown; also survived by 17 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren. Funeral from the Parker Brothers Memorial, 2013 Braodway, a i Wednesday morning at 30 o'clock, thence to Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church where a Mass of Christian Burial will be sung at 9 o'clock. Friends are invited and may call Monday, 7 to 9 and Tuesday, 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.

BEALE Suddenly at the residence, 526 Fourth Earl F. Beale, beloved husband of Alice Curran Beale; devoted father of a a Rossefti; Sister Mary C.S.J., St. Agnes Convent Cohocs, Mrs, Neil (Teresa) Arsenault, West Sand Lake, Mrs. James Carey, John J. Beale, Dayton, Ohio; brother of Mrs.

Cox, St. Peter- v.sburg, also survived by 12 grandchildren and i a nephews. Funeral will be from the J. Sanvidge Funeral ''Home H5lh St. and Fourth Wednesday morning at 9:30 thence to St.

Augustine's Church where at 10 o'clock the Liturgy of-Christlan Death and Burial will be offered. Friends may call Tuesday afternoon and evening. Interment in St. John's Cemetery. BERTRAND At the Cohoes Memorial Hospital, March IP, 1975, Mary H.

Maloney, wife of the late Frank A. Bertrand, sister of Mrs. Harold (Lenore) McDonald of Cohoes, Mrs. Louis of Colonie, John Maloney of Waterford, also survived by several nieces and nephews. 'Funeral will be held Thursday morning at 9 o'clock from the Looby Funeral Home, Remsen and Howard Cohoes, (hence to St.

Agnes Church where at 9:30 a Mass of the i be celebrated. Interment St. Cemetery Cohoes. Relatives and friends are and may call at the a home Tuesday i a 7 and Wednesday 2-5 and 7-9. Brigid's Church where the Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated by Rev.

Cyril Pereira. jle had been married to the 1 1 late Maude Landfear. Survivors include three Waller and Frederick A I The both of Troy; Richard funeral of Mrs. Julia C. Eaton Cook' of Florida; six-step of 20 Idlewild Park, was held children, Mrs.

Owen Quell of Monday morning from the J. Wynantskill; Ida Zelenke and Gregory Nealon and Son Mrs. Esther Ambrose, both of Funeral Home and from St Troy; Mrs. Maude Maxfield of Cropseyville; Mrs. Henry a and i i a Landfoar, both of Snyders The bearers were John W.

Maleski, Edward F. Kuss, John J. Sanvidge Jr. and a a a a Interment was in St. Agnes Cemetery, Menands, with Father Pereira officialing.

DIED BURNUM Gary E. March 10, 1975, at St. Peler's Hospital, infant son of Gary E. Burnum Sr. and a a Grandson of Mr.

and Mrs. a a Speigletown and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Burnum of Crescent. Funeral Tuesday at 3 p.m.

from the Frank P. McDonald and Son Funeral Home, 870 Second Ave. I Cemetery. CAREY Suddenly at Samaritan Hospital, March 10, 1975, Esther DeChiro Anthony Carey, wife of the late' Bn. Chief Joseph F.

Carey, stepmother of Miss i a a a a Theresa Corona DeChiro and Paul DeChiro, sister of Mrs. Mary Carbone, Mrs. Lena DiDonna, Anthony DeChiro, all of Cohoes and i Watervliet, also survived by several nieces and nephews. a a morning at 8:45 o'clock from the Daniel D. Purcel Funeral Home, 510 Pawling (corner of Parkview Ct.) Thence to the Sacred Heart Church where the Mass of the Resurrection will be celebrated at 9:30 o'clock.

Friends are invited and may call at the funeral home Wednesday from 4-9 o'clock. CHENEY At the Leonard Hospital, Mar. 8, 1975, DoildaM. Sorel Cheney of 8 Front Waterford; wife of the late Edward Cheney; mother of Mrs. Alfred J.

(Marion) Roberls, Mrs. Harold (Vina) Bristol, Mr. John G. Cheney and Mrs. Donat J.

(Bernadette) Roberts all of Waterford; sister of Mrs. Maxine Hebert of Troy, Laura Moreau JolleFte, Province Quebec, a a a Jean Rousseau of Montreal, Canada and John Sorel of Canada; also survived by 9 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral from the Philip a Home, 133 Broad (corner of 7th), Wnterford, Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock to St. Mary's Church where at 9:30 the Liturgy of Christian Death and Burial will be offered. Interment St.

Mary's Cemetery, Waterford. Friends may call Tuesday afternoon and Tuesday evening. CHRISTENSEN in this city March 9, 1975, Harold W. Christensen beloved husband of the late Lillian i i devoted father of Mrs. John (Theresa) Gardner of Troy and Harold Christensen of Ballston Lake; a a A a i i a a Troy, Cheri Ritavato, Troy, John C.

a a i Michigan, Cathy Gardner, Troy, and Karen, Erir, Chris, i and Marc Mrs. i Anthony Carey of 2 Plum Troy, died suddenly a a a a i a Hospital. She had been under the care of a physician, but death was unexpected. Mrs. Carey was born in Mrs.

Bcrtrand, Cohoes Native-, Rites COHOES Mrs. Mary H. Bertrand of 5 Strong Place died Monday at the Cohoes Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Mrs. Berlrand was born in Cohoes, daughter of the late John and Mary Donovan Maloney.

She was educated in Cohocs schools and was a communicant of SI. Agnes Church in Cohoes. She had been married to the late Frank L. Bcrtrand. Survivors i two i a McDonald of Cohoes; Mrs.

Louis of Colonie; one brother, John Maloney of Waterford and several nieces and nephews, a i Thursday at 9 a.m. from the Looby a Remson and Howard Streets, Cohoes, and at 9:30 a.m. from St. Agnes Church where the Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated. Interment will be in St.

Agnes Cemetery, Cohoes. IMED COOK At Samaritan Hospital, March 10, 1975, Irvin Cook, husband of the late Maude Landfear Cook, a of a and Frederick Cook of Troy, Hichard Cook of Florida, stepfather of Mrs. Owen Quell of Wynantskill, Mrs. Ida Zelenke of Troy, Mrs. a a i Cropseyvitle, Mrs.

Henry a of Snyder's Corners, Mrs. Esther Ambrose of Troy, and i i a a a Snyder's Corners, also i a grandchildren. a i Thursday morning at 11 o'clock at the DeGraaf- Bryce Funeral Home, West Sand Lake. Cohoes, daughter of the late Paul and Theresa Corona DeChiro. She was educated in Cohoes schools.

For many years she was employed by the Peerless Company in Troy in the credit i a a i a of Sacred Heart Church in Troy. She had been married to the late Battalion Chief Joseph F. Carey of the Troy Fire Department. Survivors include one Miss Elizabeth M. Carey of Troy; two sisters, Mrs.

Mary Carbone and Mrs. Lena i a both of Anlhony DeChiro of Cohocs' John DeChiro of Watervliet and several nieces and nephews. a i Thursday at 8:45 a.m. from the Daniel D. Purcell Kuneral Home, 510 Pawling Troy and at 9:30 a.m.

from Sacred Heart Church where the Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated. Interment i i a Cemetery, Troy. Christensen all of Ballston Lake; also survived by 9 great-grandchildren, brother of Mrs. Dora Sharpley, Troy, and Mrs. a a Eagle Mills; also survived by a i a nephews.

Funeral from the John J. Sanvidge Funeral Home 115th and Fourth Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock ith Rev. Fred N. Nelson, pastor of the Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, officiating. Friends may call Tuesday evening 5-9 p.m.

Interment Memory's Garden, Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday i I Elmwood Hill Cemetery. COUSINS March 1975, Ralph S. Cousins of 2 Glen a a Vrooman of Troy, Mrs. Dorothy Peffer of S.C., and Mrs. Grace Younger of Florida.

Funeral services private a i a Keegan Funeral Home Albany, N.Y. CR1SPO March 11, 1975, Noella Longtin Crispo of 50 Champlain Cohoes, wife of the late Joseph i Jacqueline King of Clifton a sister William (Anne) Clairmont of Clifton Park, Mrs. Rita a a a i of Halfmoon, Leo Longlin of Cohoes and Alfred Longtin of i a also survived, by several nieces and nephews. a Fitzgerald Funeral Home, 105 Vliet Cohoes, Thursday morning at 9 o'clock. Mass of Christian Burial St.

Joseph's Church at 9:30. I St. Waterford. Relatives and friends are invited and may call at the funeral home Wednesday 25 and 7-9 p.m. DALTON At Albany, N.Y.

March 10, 1975, Michael J. Dalton, 45 Greenwood a i i husband of the late Rose Keenan Dalton, father of a a a Joseph Dalton, Albany, and Mrs. a a Pennook, both of Albany; brother of John Dalton and Mrs. Maria Keenan, both of Ireland; also survived by 19 grandchildren, 14 great- grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral 9 a.m.

Thursday from the residence and at 9:30 a.m. from St. Paul the Apostle Church. Interment a A Cemetery. Friends may call at the residence anytime after 7 p.m.

Tuesday. Arrangements by the T. L. Cassidy Funeral Home. Services Held For Mrs.

Douttiel The funeral of Mrs. Kitlie C. Douttiel of 11 Fatten Road, Troy was held this morning from the Morris and Stebbins a Services were conducted by Rev. James R. Rhodes, pastor of Christ Church United Methodist, Troy.

Bearers were i i a Pryor, Walter Szwetkowski, i a Zebloun Joy Jr, Interment took place in Blmwood Hill Cemetery, Troy, with Rev. Rhodes officiating. George Lees' Funeral Held MECHANICVILLE The funeral of George D. Lees of RD1, Broadalbin, former resident of Mechanicville who died Saturday at Ellis Hospital, Schenectady, was held today from the Dunn a Mechanicville, i Rev. Frank Jay Reid, former pastor of United Methodist Church of Mechanicville, officiating.

Interment was in A I I 'Michael J. Dalton of 45 Greenwood a native of Ireland, died Monday at his daughter's, Mrs; Thomas Pennock, Albany residence following a short illness. He was 84. Born in Kiilinure, West Mealh County, Ireland, he had resided In Mechanicville for 65 years. He was employed as an inspector for the Railroad before retirement in and was a communicant of St.

Paul the Apostle Church, Mechanieville. He was the husband of the late Rose Keenan Dalton. Survivors are two sons; a a Granvllle, Joseph M. Dalton of Albany; one daughter, Mrs. Thomas Pennock of Albany, 19 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.

He is also survived by one John a of Ireland; one sister, Mrs. Maria Keenan of Ireland and several nieces and nephew. The funeral will be held at 9 a.m. Thursday from the residence and 9:30 a.m. from St.

Paul the Apostle Church, Mechanicville, where Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated. Interment will take place in St. Paul the A Mechanicville. Clinton Evans; California Baseball Coach ORINDA, Calif. (AP) Clinton William Evans, who coached the University of California baseball team 1930 to 1954, died Monday at the age of 85.

Evans had winning teams in 23 of his 24 years at the helm. He was named NCAA Coach of the Year in 1947, the year in which Cal won the national collegiate baseball championship. The Berkeley campus baseball field, Kvans Field, is named after the 1912 Cal graduate. Evans is survived by his widow Bulalie of Oakland; a daughter, Mrs. Jane Thorns of Brownsburg, and sons John H.

of San Luis Obispo, and Clinton Jr. of Piedmont, Calif, Funeral services are tenta- i Thursday. By JON HARWOOD i i program for JJensselaer County suggested by the executive department maybe put vole at tonight's meeting of the Mrs. Georga; Kin Of Area Residents Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Anna Mae E.

Georga, mother of Willard T. Winters of Troy, in California. Mrs. Georga, who lived at 655 -Howe Campus Garden, Sacramento, died Monday at the American i i a in Carmichael, Calif. Survivors besides her son in Troy include her husband, John Georga; two sons, Robert 0.

and Gary L. Winters, bolh of California; one daughter, Mrs. Robert Ploughman of California; two sisters, Mrs. Everett Simkins of Rensselaer; Mrs. Edward Berry of Defreestville; one brother, Edward Jackson of Colonie and 13 grandchildren, one of whom is Roy V.

Winters of the Troy Police Department. Funeral arrangements are in charge of the Sierra View Funeral Chapel, Fair Oaks Boulevard, a i a Calif. Mrs. MacQueen's Rites Conducted The funeral of MacQueen of 78 Douw Troy, was held this morning from the John J. Sanvidge Funeral Home and from St.

Paul's Episcopal Church, Troy, where the Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev. a i E. Thalmann. Friends of the family acted as bearers. Interment was in Oakwood Cemetery, Troy, with Rev.

Canon Thalmann officiating. Hudson View Cemetery, Mechanieville. nobert Celeri, 47; Bills Talent Scout BUFFALO (AP)-Funeral services will be held in Kitchener, Wednesday for Robert L. Celeri, chief talent scout for the Buffalo Bills of DIED GOEBEL Suddenly, March 9, 1975, Inez Monlanye of 2 Clifford Avenue, Latham, wife of Willard G.Goebel; of Timothy (Constance) Tully the National Football League a i daughter of Rae J. Mon- Celeri died of an apparent tanye and Clara Wood of Funeral Held For Mr.

Bahrs The funeral of Bruno Bahrs of 87 4th Troy was held this a from the Morris and Stebbins Funeral Home, Troy. Services were conducted by Rev. Richard Olsen, pastor of St. JoruKSt. Paul Federated Church, Troy.

i of the a i served as bearers. because of a a i commitment of federal funds to the project. County Executive William Murphy said Monday he had been advised by the state Division of Criminal Justice i a i i a a proposal tonight, "it will be funded." (The state criminal justice division disperses funds for the federal Law Enforcement Mrs. Crispo; Native Of North Adams COHOES -Mrs. Noella E.

Crispo, 48, of 50 Champlain died early this morning at Cohoes Memorial Hospital after a short illness. Mrs. Crispo was born in A a a daughter of the late Henry and Maude Allard Longtin. She resided in Cohocs most of her life. She was a communicant of St.

in She had married to the late Joseph Crispo. Survivors include one daughter, Jacqueline King of Clifton Park; two sisters, Mrs. William Clairmont of Clifton Park; Mrs. Rita Carey of Halfmoon; three brothers, Lawrence Longtin of Halfmoon; Leo Longtin of Cohoes; Alfred Longtin of Clifton Park and several nieces and nephews. a i be Thursday at 9 a.m.

from the Fitzgerald Funeral Home, 105 Vliet Cohoes, and at 9:30 a.m. from St. Joseph's Church where the Mass of i i a Burial will be celebrated, Interment will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Waterford. Mr.

Barbuto's Funeral Held A I The funeral of Nicholas Barbuto, formerly of 625 3rd was held Saturday from the J. Gregory Nealon and Son Funeral Home and from St. Brigid's Church where the Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated by Rev. Joseph Grabys. The bearers were Louis N.

Parisi, Victor H. Parisi Arthur N. Parisi, Terry F. Parisi, John A. Hockey Jr.

and Frank Del Signore. Interment was in St. Agnes Cemetery, Menands, with Father Grabys officiating. Administration Agency -LEAA.) "This was a tentative i a permanent one," Murphy added. "We were informed that the normal cut-off date for accepting proposals was last week, but they extended it for us for two weeks because they are excited by our proposal." a i a i a Manupella confirmed thai the i a a on tonight's agenda, but added that the legislature's juvenile justice plan, amended, would also be on (he agenda.

a a a i a i a i proposal, which he backs, represents a compromise. He added that he hoped the legislature would pass that proposal, but would not release the details of the "compromise." Representatives from the executive department and the legislature met twice in the past several weeks to attempt to reach a compromise between the two plans, but, after Monday's session, Minority Leader Abbott i a i a proposal be placed on the agenda and be put to a vote tonight. I legislature will pass the measure tonight," Murphy said. "This is a once in a lifetime chance. If it doesn't pass, we'll have to wait until June, and there may not be any federal funding left by then." Although both plans utilize existing county programs and facilities, the basic difference is that the legislature's proposal may cost $10,794, while the cost estimate of executive's plan, formulated i i a Girzone, is $243,408.

However, according to Murphy, the county's share of Girzone's proposal, originally said to be more than $58,000, is actually $4,878. The higher figure was reached through an alleged misconception that the 'entire $243,408 was new funding. Actually, Murphy claims, Girzone included in his plan money that had already been budgeted and that the new funding is $97,575, with only five per cent being provided by the county. Girzone was unavailable for comment. Johnstown, N.Y.; sister of Mrs.

John E. (Katherine) of aunt of Jack Buchner and Mrs. Kita Budwey; also i grandchildren. Funeral at the Parker Brothers Memorial, 2013 Broadway, a i Wednesday morning at 10:30 o'clock. Friends are invited and may call Tuesday, 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 Contributions to the Heart Fund in her memory will be appreciated.

SPIAK At the Samaritan Hospital March 9, 1975, Parania Kulmatycka Spiak wife of the late Anthony Spiak mother of Anthony Jr. and Emil J. of Latham and one daughter a Baciewicz of Watervliet also eleven grandchildren. a a heart attack at his home In suburban Williamsville early Sunday. He was 47.

He was a quarterback at the University of California and also quarterbacked the i team in the Canadian Rugby Football Union from 1954 to 1960. He a been a a member of the Bills since 1968. Celeri is survived by his widow, two sons and one daughter. Mr. Charcinski's Rites Conducted A I funeral of Ignacy Charcinski of 2415 6th was held this morning from the Parker Brothers Memorial and from the Immaculate Conception Church where the Solemn Mass of the Resurrection was a Boleslaus M.

"Watroba, Rev. Alexander J. Augustynowicz morning at 9:00 o'clock ani ev Richard W. Dybas. from the Felock Funeral The bearers were William Bunk, John Martino, Edward and Alex Krajewski, Stanley Milos and Charles Drzwieski.

I a i I a a i Cemetery. Watervliet, with Father Watroba officiating. Home 1809-4th Avenue, Watervliet thence to St, i a a i i a Catholic Church whore at 9:30 a.m. a Funeral Mass will be sung. Interment in St.

Nicholas Cemetery Colonie. home Tuesday 2:00 to 5:00 and 7:00 to p.m. i i may be made to St. Nicholas Ukrainian Church, Walervliet N.Y. STADLER March 8, 1975 Ruth Stadler, Main St i a a a William and Anna J.

Wllbcr Stadler; sister of Mrs. Sarah Jane Serba; also survived by many nieces and nephews. Funeral was held from the Zwack and Sons Mortuary, 184 Central this morning. Allen's Funeral Held MECHANICVILLE The funeral of Martin S. Allen of 11 West Riverside, was held this morning from the T.

L. Cassidy Funeral Home and from St. Paul the Apostles Church where the Mass of i i a i a a celebrated by Rev. Ernest J. The bearers were Donald Jarvis, Philip Giroux, Brian a a i Michael and William Root.

Interment was in St. Paul the A Mechanicvjlle, with Father Autch officiating. A NEW STORM organizing in the Southwest piled heavy snow over the southern Plateau and Rockies today and spilled rain into lower elevations. The storm that dumped up to a foot of snow across the lower Midwest and areas just to the east on Sunday and Monday, spun out to sea with only scattered light snow lingering over southern New England. Thundershowers ranged across the South from the western Gulf Coast to the Carolinas and scattered drizzle dampened the southern Ohio alley and central Appalachians.

Clear skies were scarce confined mainly to parts of the upper Mississippi Valley and the northern Great Wirephoto Map) Today's Weather Troy and Vicinity Partly cloudy and colder tonight Overnight lows near 20. Mostly sunny Wednesday morning becoming cloudy by afternoon with rain likely by evening Daytime 1l PreClplta 0n ablUty S10 cenl io cfire 1nngn erce Wednesday evening. The sun sets at 6.58 p.m. today and rises at 7:13 a.m. Wednesday.

0 3 P0 low UOn ndeX 2 C31 mCti Um; C0 Troy Police And Fire Log MARCH 1, mi POLICE CALLS a.m., one car accltfe.it o.i Spring Avenue a) Avenue. Thomas Manny, 274 3rd Troy. twocaracctdenlon Hooslck Street at Oakwood Avenue, Jacquelyn T. Slmmoni, 2M 10th Troy, and William A. Shtldrlck, Box 105, Cropseyvllle.

3 a.m./ vandalism, Anlhony Manupella, 307 1st Troy, wiring was cut throughout the bulldlnj. burglary, John O. Duncan, Slow Troy, someone tried to breafc Into his garage. p.m., larceny, Alice L. Hepp, Troy, a jasollne can was stolen.

p.m., stolen bicycle, owned by Mrs. S. Trembly, Slh Troy, a boy's bike, valued at nso, ston. 12:40 p.m., burglary. Two Pals Restaurant, 41h Troy, sorreor.e fried to enter the building.

p.m., vandalism, Peler Sorel, 788 Jfh Troy, the aerial on hlscarwas broKcri. 1:01 p.m., larceny from Ihe aulo of Arthur G. Sarderson, J81 Hooslck'St, Troy, a gas cap was stolen. p.m., larceny from the auto of Wayne G. Slake, Orlsword Troy, aswrteK wenchas and sockets were slolen.

p.m., burglary, Randall W. Lewis, 17 Ave. Troy, a calculator was s'olen from his locker at Lanslngtxjrgh High School. p.m., hit and run accident on Oakwood Avenue at Middleburgti Street, John A. Simon, Street, Troy, was hll by sn unldenllfled ver.Iclt.

p.m., burglary, Jinnle J. Marlone, Marvin Troy, scmeone tried to enter me cellar. 4:20 p.m., burglary, MargaretG. Foy, 610 2nd Troy, someone ransacked her house. FIRE CALLS a.m., 321.

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