The Bookhams Bulletin Quarterly Journal of the Bookham Community Association DISTRICT & LOCAL HISTORY SOCIETY

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Every Saturday Fivepence j; 22 CRABTREE LANE BOOKHAM Tel. 2434 The Bookhams Bulletin Q u a r t e r ly Journal of the Bookham Community Association No. 134 Dec. 1967 34th Year FOR YOUR DIARY COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Treasurer’s Report. A very A.G.M. comprehensive survey of the New Year’s Eve Dance finances of the Association shows Admission 30/-. that the balance left over for Elections. President: V. L. Cold Buffet. maintenance and extensions to Austin, Esq., O.B.E. the Hall is improving steadily Mole River Band. by about £600 a year and that Saturday, December 30th, Vice-Presidents: Mrs. B. Older- the total assets at the end of 8 p.m. to midnight shaw, Messrs. C. Beddous, R. August, 1967, were £2,339.16.4. Tickets, strictly limited, from Kepple, W. Bell, G. Everett, R. The rents received from the Dr. J. Sowerbutts and Barn Hall over the year just met Marshall, A. Marson, B. Stock- the basic outgoings with a small Mr. W. Rombach. well, S. Fortescue. surplus of £45.11.8. Expendi­ ture on maintenance, etc., was a Hon. Secretary: Mrs. E. Harri­ further £187.16.9, which was met by an allocation from Village son, M.A. Day profits. The debit balance on the Barn Hall which has ac­ Hon. Treasurer: A. G. Med­ crued over a number of years now way, Esq. stands at £436.19.10. Profits from Village Day and Bingo Representatives of Individual Week were a few shillings short Members: Mesdames Cuddeford, of £500. Eyes Down 8 p.m. There were donations of £21 Thursday, January 11th. Zoers, Edwards, Godwin, Strat­ from the Scottish Dancers and Thursday, February 8th. ford; Messrs. Larkin, Catt, Har­ £40 from the Old Tyme Dance Thursday, March 21st. rison, Cuddeford, Freeman, Rom­ Club. Subscriptions totalled just bach, Heels, Woodrow-Clark, over £80 and affiliation fees just Thursday, April 11th. over £10. Covenants and tax re­ Entrance 2/6. Russell-Bates. funds came to £83.16.7. The subsidy by the B.C.A. to Past - President: Miss E. the Bulletin was over £30. Micholls. Secretary’s Report. The B.C.A. Hon. Life Member: Mr. R. has 41 affiliated organisations, an Saunders. increase of three since last year, 9 Showrooms: Works: 1 DORKING ROAD 18 WATERLOO ROAD EPSOM 23901 EPSOM 25257

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6 and eight member clubs. The attracted audiences totalling close authorities for the promotion of loss of the Bam Hall Club, due on 8,000, and the the welfare of the community of to dwindling support, has been expresses its thanks to the B.C.A. offset by the incorporation of this area, to provide and manage the Bookham Youth Club as an for the big contribution it makes a Community Centre and facili­ internal club of the Association. to the smooth running of this im­ ties for physical, mental and Membership has crept up to 665, portant event. social training, recreation and de­ t reflecting mainly increasing mem­ velopment, and to foster a com­ I put on record my own ap­ bership of our clubs. The import­ munity spirit for such purposes. ance of more volunteer road preciation of the support given stewards cannot be overstressed by the officers, the assistant sec­ Decisions on general policy are so that subscriptions can be col­ retary, the chairman and mem­ the prerogative of the Council of lected from members with whom bers of the executive committee the Association, which is com­ we are not in direct touch. and of the sub-committees, the caretaker and many individuals posed of representatives of the A successful Village Day and who contribute to the diversity members, representatives of all Village Week again demonstrated of social and educational work affiliated organisations, the the close links provided by the sponsored by the Association as County Council and the Leather- B.C.A. between organisations well as the maintenance of such head U.D.C. This body ruled an attractive Hall at very reason­ and individuals in the locality to that there was a proven need, on able charges. show the variety and standard of evidence submitted, for an addi­ Bookham activities. This Report cannot conclude tional extension and a further hall without some reference to the to cater for a quickly growing The continuance of the Book­ continuous attacks during the population, and instructed the ham Bulletin was threatened by year upon the Association and, executive to this effect. It is also the resignation of the Advertise­ more especially, its executive the responsibility of the Council ment Manager after several years committee. These have imposed at its first meeting of the year to of excellent work. A last-minute a severe strain upon your com­ offer from a public-spirited volun­ mittee and it is my duty to com­ elect the Executive Committee, teer rescued it. We are grateful mend the patience of all mem­ which then becomes, under the to our advertisers and distributors bers under much provocation and Deed from the Charity Commis­ who make possible this unique the steadfastness of the chairman sioners, the body of Trustees to village journal. in defending what we considered manage the Bam Hall and site, our integrity of purpose. Criti­ with such buildings as may be Vital work in the maintenance cisms, in the main, have arisen hereafter erected upon it. The of the Bam Hall inside and out from misconceptions of the pur­ aims of the Trust, which exists for is done by our Hall Committee pose and duties of the Associa­ the benefit of the inhabitants of and Grounds Committee. The tion. the of Bookham, are iden­ Social Sub-Committee is to be congratulated on the enjoyable According to our Constitution, tical in spirit to those of the Community Association, and it and profitable events it has or­ the aims and purpose of the As­ is the view of the executive that, ganised. sociation can be summarised as in this connection, they have car­ The Othello production at the the bringing together of organisa­ ried out their bounden duty cor­ Open-Air Theatre tions, individuals and local rectly. 7 The Flower Arrangement coffee morning show arranged by Round and About Group is increasing its scope and the , Bookham and Dork­ its membership and now has an ing clubs in aid of the blind of established reputation among Surrey. county clubs. As everyone knows, VILLAGE competitions are quite a feature As yet no member has become of the Club itself and individuals a judge or demonstrator, though DAY are gaining successes in district a number are competent so to do, and county contests. Quite re­ but several talks have been given to be followed by cently Mrs. P. Medland gained by individuals to local groups— an award for her arrangement, Mrs. Medland to the informal VILLAGE “Autumn,” in the Horsley Bookham group for housebound autumn show in which seven mothers, Mrs. McLeod to the Pro­ WEEK clubs participated, and Mrs. J. duce Group of the Afternoon Jones came first, by popular W.I., and Mrs. Camp to the June 22nd, choice, for her outstanding rose Women’s Own of the Baptist 1968 exhibit from 37 entries at the Church.

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8 I A Red Cross Appeal. Is there a volunteer to take over the sec­ retaryship of the Leatherhead Division of the Red Cross y Society? It holds meetings monthly at the Red Cross Hall, Oaks Close, Leatherhead, when minutes are taken of which copies have to be typed. The Society depends on voluntary enthusiasm to carry on its work in first aid, nursing in the home and welfare. Enquiries can be made to Mrs. Lankester, 2, Clinton Road, Leatherhead (Tel. Leatherhead 3143).

Bookham Youth Club, which is a section of the B.C.A., is still getting good attendances on Mon­ day evenings. The Barn Hall has also been put at its disposal, for the time being, on Tuesdays for It all started with the Banjo (as illustrated) in 1927 specialised activities connected This was the first automatic lighter the world had ever seen. with the District Youth Leagues It made ‘lighting up’ a good deal easier. It also led to the such as table tennis, billiards, development of our Varaflame gas lighter, the most advanced the darts, etc. An art group is meet­ world has known. We’ve been in the making-it-easier business ever since. ing the same evening. They are Not just with lighters. W ith anything that can stand improving, all under the direction of Mrs. revamping or just plain old-fashioned inventing. t Teddy Weaver, who took over Today, Ronson does a lot more than light cigarettes. leadership of the club in the We make top-rated electric razors for men and for women . .. middle of the year. a great range of hairdryers... an automatic toothbrush ... She has arranged, too, a num­ ‘Oily Bird’ household oil. And lots of other interesting things. ‘Who knows where it will end ? After all, Ronson started out ber of interesting Sunday walks with one modest ambition: to improve on the match. in which some of the young

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10 people of the Day Centre and the vited to these shows. For quite Whist Club. The Community Over Sixties, who very much ap­ a number of years he had pro­ Association has been asked to preciate the hygienic storage vided a pre-release film for the form a Whist Club to replace space for perishables used in annual Charity Performance in the one which has met for a meals and refreshments. aid of the R.A.F. Benevolent number of years at the Croft. Fund at the local cinema. It is hoped that this can be Mr. and Mrs. Sam Eckman, His home in Belgravia has arranged to meet on Tuesdays or who have lived in Bookham for been sold, as well as his house Wednesdays in the Waterfield many years, have left their home in Rectory Lane, with its exten­ Room after Christmas. Look at the Old Rectory, Little Book- sive grounds. His art treasures, out for notices giving day and ham, and returned to America. including the many statues dotted time. Films were Mr. Eckman’s life. about his garden in Bookham, He was the European and British have been sold by Sotheby’s. Examination Results—Howard representative of Metro Goldwyn- Local people will be interested of Effingham School. Very credit­ Mayer and also Managing Direc­ to know that the Old Rectory able results were again achieved tor of the Empire Cinema, has connections with the Barretts in the G.C.E. examinations; 25 Leicester Square. He had con­ of Wimpole Street. It was brought candidates entered, four obtained structed a perfect little theatre by Mr. Barrett for the purpose six passes and five five passes. in his garden for the private of secluding his daughter Eliza­ It is interesting to note that out showing of films, to which came beth from the attentions of the of the 22 who entered for the many film personalities and stars. young Robert Browning; but this important subject of English lan­ Residents from the School of move was frustrated by the elope­ guage there were 18 passes. There Stitchery and Lace were also in­ ment of the lovers. were 42 pupils entered in the C.S.E. examination and a num­ ber of these gained passes in the first grade which is equal to an DISTINCTIVE O level pass. An informal presentation of certificates to examinees is made WEDDING each year. On this occasion a number of former teachers, as PHOTOGRAPHY well as pupils, came quite a dis­ tance to attend this pleasant cere­ mony. One boy, for example, whose parents have moved from the district, who is attending a J. C. FULLER grammar school, came down from Manchester.

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Davies, Mr. It is not surprising that Ian tion in Bookham, or the district A. E. Jeal presented a selection decided to make the land his around, which is doing respon­ of vocal and instrumental music career. His mother, who is an sible work. It is also expected ranging from Vivaldi to Handel. old member of the Afternoon that there will be open evenings Mr. Hilton gave us background W.I., is an expert on food values of activities in which individual and useful information on how and speaks authoritatively on young people can participate. to get precisely the records de­ purity in food and the dangers Comes to Bookham. sired by the collector at a reason­ of contamination from pesticides The attractions of the Barn Hall able price, illustrated by examples and other causes. as a show centre are becoming of his own enterprise. We had The Oboe is His Instrument. widely known. The Chinchilla great pleasure in welcoming a John Pullen, of East Street, is a Club have booked it for a day former member who was promi­ student in the three-year course in January and we understand nent in the founding of the Club for performers at the Royal Col­ that enthusiasts from the north so many years ago, Mrs. Mabel lege of Music, and has already and other parts of the country Everett, whose examples of re­ achieved success on concert plat­ will be travelling down for it. corded poetry and dramatic read­ forms. With two of his fellow We hope that it will be possible ings were greatly appreciated. students he has formed the Non­ to provide lunch for them from A member of the Club will such Trio which has made a our well-appointed kitchen. always be sure of hearing music number of public appearances. A Record to be Proud Of. The with which he or she is not fami­ Very recently his parents, who Girl Guides 3rd Company are to liar or presented in a context are also musical, had the pleasure be congratulated on producing which throws a fresh emphasis of hearing him play Vivaldi’s nine Queen’s Guides in five years. on its qualities; we have a reputa­ oboe concerto, with the Erato Merrion Lancaster and Jennifer tion for a friendly atmosphere Orchestra, at St. Dunstan’s, Day have recently completed the and anyone who is interested is Cheam. John, who was at the battery of tests. Earlier in the welcome to drop into the Barn Glyn Grammar School, developed year Pamela Mills, daughter of Hall on our alternate Thursday his interest in music when he was Mrs. M. Mills, the indefatigable evenings. A. H. at the Bookham School and was Captain, and one of a keen family encouraged by his teacher, Mr. of Guiders and Scouters, received A Ploughing Champion. 21- David Lumsdaine. Many local the Queen’s Award. year-old Ian Young, of Keswick people will know that Mr. Lums­ It is interesting to hear that, Road, won the Lord Bennett daine is now a Professor at the of the group of four who quali­ Memorial Cup as the best young Royal Academy of Music and fied earlier, Janet Moon is now farmer ploughman in the Surrey one of the group of young com­ at Nottingham University, Valerie County Agricultural Society’s an­ posers who are winning national Fortescue is at the Liverpool nual ploughing match held at recognition in the field of con­ Teachers’ Training College, Send when there were 50 entrants, temporary music. Dorinda Lancaster is training for 18 Do You Realise That £ 60,000 Has Been Paid To Our Members This Year In DIVIDEND AND INTEREST During the last 21 years this Society has paid its members profits amounting to £1,090,115 Do a Good Deal Better by Shopping at GUILDFORD and DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY LTD. 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19 computer programming at Ron- the local N.A.L.G.O. branch. He Assistant Scoutmaster sets his sons, and Marilyn Slark is en­ has always been a friend of the Sights High. Michael Woolley, gaged in market research. The Community Association and so who was Assistant Scoutmaster two last, who are still in Book- has his wife, who is a founder- with the 1st Bookhams, is enjoy­ ham, are assisting with the Guides member and active worker in the ing his stay at Hamble, the Air in positions of responsibility. Flower Arrangement Group and Training College, where he is pre­ a Bulletin distributor. Mrs. K. Au Revoir to Mr. and Mrs. paring for the civil airline. We Savage will also be missed by are sorry to lose him and his Savage, who are leaving their the St. Lawrence Club for the Bookham home for some two parents—Mrs. Woolley has been over-sixties of which she was a keen member of the Old Tyme years. The tenants who take over treasurer. Preston Farm House will enjoy Dance Club for a long time— one of the most beautiful gardens They will be accompanied to who have moved down to Has­ in the district, which its owners Kenya by their 21-year-old daugh­ socks from the Lome. Mr. have created from a wilderness ter, who was a student of in­ Woolley has been transferred to in their eight years of residence terior decoration and design for the Headquarters of the South Mr. F. S. Savage has spent 42 three years at the Guildford Eastern Electricity Board in years in local government and School of Art, and Miss Hilda Brighton. became chief financial officer of Hatch, sister of Mrs. Savage, who Leatherhead Accident Preven­ Leatherhead at the age of 23. lives with the family. When they tion Council warns on winter Two years later, in 1933, Ash- reach their new home they hope hazards: stead, and Bookham to meet their son who is in South Adjust headlamps so that were incorporated with Leather- Africa training to serve as a driver gets maximum light where head, which then became the parish priest in the Zululand needed without dazzling Leatherhead Urban District. He mission field. In fog by day, use dipped head­ has seen the district grow from A Theatre or Concert Trip? lamps or even full beam rather a population of 18,000 to 38,000 The social sub-committee of the than insignificant sidelights so and the rateable value increase B.C.A. has been under pressure that oncoming traffic will know from £175,000 to nearly £2\ mil­ to arrange coach parties to that you are there; warm up lion. He is a clear, concise and theatres and concerts, etc. One engine before starting so that witty speaker and will find scope or two of these have been or­ there is no stalling on taking for his special talents and know­ ganised and have been much en­ right-hand turns in a busy road. ledge in his new post as Lecturer joyed. The main difficulty has Floods. After passing care­ in local government finance at the been the scattered nature of our fully through the water so that Kenya Institute of Administra­ membership, but a method has it is not thrown over the engine tion. He himself will welcome been devised to overcome this. by the fan, the brakes should be this opportunity for useful work Mrs. Mabel Everett has kindly dried by holding the brakes in training Africans for the higher agreed to take over the organisa­ slightly on for about 100 yards, posts in local and national tion. Members of the Associa­ driving on the accelerator. The government and for taking re­ tion who would like to partici­ heat engendered will dry out the sponsibility in commercial and pate are asked to get in touch linings which otherwise might industrial enterprises. with her at Brandreth, Sole Farm prove ineffective. Mr. Savage has been president Road (Tel. 2404), if they wish to Do not cascade mud and slush of the Bookham Camera Club, be informed of the events to be over pedestrians on the pave­ the Leatherhead Rotary Club and arranged during the winter ments. L. P. 20 ^niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim: yjiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiiimimmiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimii Howard Weale 1 L S. HALL 1 GROVE CORNER BOOKHAM Bookham’s Family Grocer since 1870 Tel. Bookham 3140 LITTLE B00KHAM STREET Tel. Bookham 5244 J Boot and Shoe | Repairs & Retail SELF-SERVICE AND DELIVERIES GENTS’ TAILOR Repairs and Alterations | Customers’ Material made up DRY CLEANING ^lllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll

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21 B.C.A. Officers and Clubs Bookham Cricket Club: J. Hubbard. 3rd Book. Scouts: T. R. Holdstock, 45 Sole Farm Road, Book. 3874. 41 Crabtree Lane, Book. 4743. President: V. L. Austin, O.B.E. Cross Daggers Cricket Club: R. Girls’ Life Brigade: Mrs. E. Foster, Hon. Sec.; Mrs. E. Harrison, 61 East- Lovegrove, 9 Humphrey Close, 1 Riverside, P i x h a m Lane, wick Drive, Bookham 5702. Fetcham, Bookham 3984. Dorking. Boys’ Brigade: L. S. Kay, 13 Nutcroft Hon. Treasurer: Mr. A. G. Medway, Eastwick Park Cricket Club: B. 35 The Garstons, Bookham 4967. Aspital, 65 Hazel Way, Fetcham, Grove, Fetcham, Leatherhead 4302. League of Friends, Leatherhead Hos­ Chairman: Mr. V. B. Stockwell, 22 Bookham 4859. pital: Mrs. Dames, 23 Barn The Park, Bookham 3133. Catholic Womens’ League: Mrs. Meadow Lane, Booxham 4074. Membership Sec.; Mrs. B. Oldershaw, Lacey-Smith, Travellers Joy, Leatherbead and District National 99 Little Bookham Street, Book­ Dirtham Lane, Effingham, E. Savings Group, Booxham Ward: ham 2241. Horsley 3256. Mrs. D. Leonard, 25 Allen Road, Bookham 3432. Advertisements: J. S. Buckland, 20 Choral Society: L. S. Hughes, 2 Greenacres, Bookham 4471. Blackthorne Road, Bookham 2785. iMothers’ Union: Mrs. D. Litchfield, 57 The Garstons, Bookham 4058. Barn Hall Bookings: Mrs. C. B. Conservative Association, Gt. Book­ N.S.P.C.C.: Mrs. J. Dakin, 8 Sole Medway, 35 The Garston, Book. ham Branch: J. E. Farrier, 24 The Farm Road, Bookham 3725. 4967. Garstons, Bookham 3986. National Trust, Camera Club; J. A. Carver, 41 High­ Conservative Association, Little Committee: Dr. J. G. Sowerbutts, lands Road, Leath. 4312. Bookham: D. Smith, 15 Twelve Riadtesdale, Church Road, Book­ ham 3308. Dramatic Soc.: Mrs. A. Lawrance, Acre Close, Booknam 4162. Bookham Young Conservatives: Miss Polesden Lacey Camping Club: Mrs. 79 Hillside Gardens, Brocham, M. White, 26 High Street, Collier’s 3059. K. Meehan, 48 Downsway, Book. 5376. Wood, S.W.19. Flower Arrangement Group: Mrs. S. Rifle Club: O. J. Rattenbury, 17 McLeod, 11 Allen Road, Bookham Labour Party, Bookham Ward: E. H. Dorking Road, Bookham 3308. Churcher, 6 T welve Acre Close, 4809. Bookham Sioolball Club: Mrs. M. Bookham 3949. Francis, 38 Newenham Road, Gramophone Club: A. Harrison, 61 Liberal Association, Bookham Eastwick Drive, Bookham 5702. Bookham 3075. Branch: W. B. White, 46 Sole Folk Club (Music): The Silver Over Sixties: Mrs. T. Weston, 50 Farm Avenue, Bookham 4225. Family, The Copse, Fetcham, Keswick Road, Bookham 5706. Garden Society: R. C. Wing, 20 Bookham 4702. Olde Tyme Dancers: E. Dodgson, 2 Gilmais, Bookham 3687. Square and Folk Dance Club: Mrs. Fife Way, Bookham 3791. Eastwick Allotments and Gardens Thomas, 49 The Garstons, Book­ Scottish Dancers: G. R. Marshall, 63 Association: C. B. Martin, Omira, ham 4607. Eastwick Drive, Bookham 2096. Leatherhead Road. Bookham Winemakers Club: Mrs. Bowls Section—Gillctt Sports: C. A. Shapland, 60 Eastwick Drive. Youth Club: J. Stemp, 58 Whiteway, Bookham W.I. (Afternoon): Mrs. Bookham 4143. Upton, Bybrook, Sole Farm Road, Bookham 3279. Smith, 5 The Lome, Book. 3523. Gt. Bookham W.I. (Evening): Mrs. BOOKHAM ORGANISATIONS Bookham Football Club: B. Mar­ A. Edwards, 60 Kennel Lane, shall, 63 Eastwick Drive, Bookham (Affiliated to B.C.A.) Fetcham, Bookham 5409. 2096. Little Bookham W.I. (Evening): Bookham Boys’ Club: K. A. Vincent, Eastwick Parent & Teacher Assctn.: Mrs. E. Hedges, 3 The Lome, 1 Sole Farm Avenue. K. C. Lynn, 32 Hazel Way, Bookham 3434. Bookham Bowling Club: C. Flowers, Fetcham, Bookham 3875. Bookham Music Club: Mrs. Muriel, Shaldon, Guildford Road, Book­ Girl Guides, 3rd Company: Mrs. L. Lower Farm Road, Effingham. ham 4807. Mills, 38 stratchcona Avenue, Fife Way, Bookham 4066. Bookham 3602. British Legion, Effingham and Book­ Girl Guides Local Association: Mrs. ham Branch: M. S. Pickering, Stan- J. Spencer, 18 Richmond Way. dardhill, Guildford Road, Effing. 1st Bookham Scouts: G. V. Child, 9 British Legion, Women’s Section: Sole Farm Road, Bookham 2147. Mrs. L. A. Pickering, Standardhill, 2nd Bookham Scouts: E. Tarrington, Effingham, Bookham 5581. 4 Dowlans Close, Bookham 2960. 22 / / •I*«J**5»*i* '!* *1* 'i* *1* v *1* *1* *1* K* %• ^ *** *!• ‘t* »l* v p iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim im m iiiiiiiim tiiiig |j Home-made Cakes E Anniversary Cakes ! CRIPPS E Christmas Cakes *** v * Fishmonger and Poulterer * I THE I t NEW PARADE | I W ALNUT 1 | CHURCH ROAD | | BOOKHAM | | TREE | Morning Coffee ❖ Telephone Bookham 4022 * Lunch . Afternoon Tea * * JFISMI at its best. | 5 CHURCH ROAD ♦> E (Opposite the Church) = % FRESH SUPPLIES OF QUALITY FISH DAILY | GREAT BOOKHAM ALSO FINE SELECTION OF FROZEN FOODS = Tel. Bookham 3606 * HYGIENE AND CLEANLINESS ASSURED = Closed Sunday and Monday s a- fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimio

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