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Councillor Calls For WHITBY MAN GOES TO RHODESIA Wayne Johnson, formerly of Whitby, has just completed a 10-month specialized course in | Bible instruction and organ- ization management at the Watchtower Bible School at Gilead, New York, He was | ACCIDENT SCENE | one of 100 selected ministers of Jehovah's Witnesses from 45 lands around the world. He is going to Southern Rhode- sia on special assignment and is shown above with three other students examining a Roads Investigation of the Whitby|deliberately misrepresented and|when work on Monday/ increased the cost of the Reach-| road had cost $19,000 when only hip roads,Whitby Townline project this) $10,000 was budgeted. He charg: ed that he had been told that a $9,000 road oiling bill for a _| A member */Township council charged that towns superintendent Merrill Ross, year to secure more than the 50 during the past two years, had|per cent agreed upon by the) placed maintenance costs injtwo municipalities. | subdivision had been included in road construction budgets in| The resolution called for the| the construction cost. order that the township could| suspension of the road superin-| Mr. Dryden said that the road claim a greater provincial sub-jtendent and an immediate and| superintendent had deliberately sidy. Councillor John Dryden) detailed investigation of the increased the cost of the town- introduced a resolution that he|accuracy of the road accounts| line between Reach and Whitby | be suspended and that the Min- of the township. {Townships to secure a larger lister of Highways conduct a de-, }¢ was seconded by Deputy-|amount from Reach Township | tailed'investigation into the road reeye John Goodwin. which had agreed to pay half | accounts. ithe cost. | A 2-2 vote in the council kill-| CONGRATULATIONS ° "I say council is now in an| led the resolution. Councillor} Speaking to his resolution, Mr. embarrassing position," sai i\Dryden was supported by| Dryden said that he would con-|Mr. Dryden, "of having the! |Deputy-reeve John Goodwin! gratulate the road superinten-| padded account for Reach. It is} land voting against the resolu-|dent on the presentation of the/a fraudulent practice and we ition. were Reeve Heber Down,|roads budget earlier in the|have to take the responsibil-| | who is the chairman of the road| meeting. At that time, Mr.|ity." ittee and Councillor|Ross, who has been road sup-| "This |W eon is nothing more or Frank Thompson. Absent wasjerintendent for the past 12) jess than cheating the township) 7 id. |B fidence in the) | ithe fifth member of council,/years, said that the year would) of Reach," he sa James Brooks. jend with the township spend-| Before presenting the resolu-/!"8 $119,150 of the budget. of ition, Councillor Dryden asked] 120,000. : | members to recall a meeting) Mr. Dryden said that because Mr. Dryden. lof two weeks ago. At that/of his position he has in effect,) accoun jtime, he said, Mr. Ross had complete control of that) |taken issue with the fact that) $120,000. But, council withheld approval of an'the first yea j account, {when the tow n et suggest he does not have! year within the road budget. He|the staff and apologized | the proper concept of council,"| cited figures and said that the| Ross who , Was. present, lsaid Mr. Dryden. "It is our overspending- had ranged from|he said, "I could not | duty to set policy and look into| 10 per cent to 18 per cent. |all accounts." "I am aware he has good a \* Councillor Dryden said that|reputation as a road bulider, | at the present time there are|said Mr. Dryden. The roads |eight men on the township road/are well built and expensively lerew despite the policy laid/built. Apparently. they can be jdown by council, in February, built no other way. "TI have no con road accounting and the whole ey 1 in the past six) Mr. Dryden said that he dis- nship finished the| liked attacking a member of to Mr. "but," sleep model of Moses' tabernacle. | Left to right are Samuel Opara, of Nigeria, Wayne | Johnson, John Wynn, of Brit- ction." He told members of council that to oppose his resolution would be to support a dishonest administration, | Mr. Ross, when asked by) Reeve Down if he wished to| Crossing Repaired In Record Time Thickson's Road crossing of the CPR, which this summer was the scene of a train-truck collision, has been repaired, chase the reflective warning signs Commenting on the work: at the crossing, which is complet- jof this year, that there should)... jonly be six. Until the road crew NEED ACCURACY \is cut down to six, he said, it amounts to insubordination. | ain, and Silbert Spence, of jreply, said that he had nothing) "But we must have accuracy|to say at this time. jand proper accounting," he ADDS SUPPORT Costa Rica. I said, He said that the distribu-| Deputy-reeve Goodwin said : | RESOLUTION tion of costs in the accounting) ; z Hilltop School | Councillor Bivien then. pre-|for the roads department was tn Ue t hood seat | sented the resolution which saidjcempletely dependent on the . He 1 | ' : A ter of record that the township| oe oar te Superintendent| Fore muperintendent. \has invited the town of Whitby state certa Mr. Dryden said that in 1959)t9 share the cost of work on| costs were misrepresented injand 1960, maintenance costS\the third concession, west of 1959 and 1960 to cover certain|were thrown in with construc-| Highway 12. maintenance costs and to in-:iion costs to circumvent the| "] have no knowledge of the Four Leaf Clover Home and School Association held "Open House Night" for Hilltop school! on Wednesday, Dec. 6. The pres-| ident, Mr. Roy Grover, opened on the Thickson|} set of books is suspect," said) / suggest that)" ts are thrown in to suit) 7 the road superintendent's) he said, this is| whims." 1% jnights without taking this| 7 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, December 12, 1961 Orono School Presents Top Entertainment ORONO -- The Orono Band and the Orono High School Glee Club joined forces recently to present a varied program of music. Th evening was m- sored by the Orono Glee Club and was held in the Township Hall, Orono, with a fairly good crowd in attendance. The principal, Mr. A, Wither- spoon, outlined the activities of the local Glee Club. The first part of the program was provided by the Orono Band under the leadership of Mr. M. J. Tamblyn. Their pro- gram included _ military marches, Overtures and a pop- ular number by the complete band, Mr. Donald Hamm play- 7 \ed a fast-tempoed baritone solo, "Execution," with the band accompanying. Adding variety to the band numbers was a brass quartet of Carl Tamblyn, Roy For- rester, Dick Morton and Don Hamm. The second part of the pro- gram was made up of 15 num- bers by the Orono High School Glee Club, featuring 44 voices from the school. The club was conducted by the school's music teacher, Mrs, Fletcher, The accompanists on the piano were Peggy Hancock and Judy Tamblyn, The Glee Club grouped its selections in three groups, "The Way of the Cross," "Fun and Fancy," and "Christmas Pack- age." Included in their selec- tions were such numbers as "Land of Hope and Glory," "I Got Plenty of Nuttin'", "The Linden Tree," 'Catch a Falling Star," and a group of Christ- mas numbers "The Buggy Ride' was @ fayorite with the audience when the students mimicked the sound of horse's hoof beats. In presenting the selections in the Christmas package the 44 students were dressed in color- ful night attire and circled a "A PERT LITTLE MISS A sparkling little miss is Kelly Diane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Peake,. Whitby. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. H, Cookson, RR 1, Whitby, and Mr. and Mrs, Sam Peake, of Whitby. Kelly | {Diane is the great-grand- daughter of Mrs. Malvin Bryant, of Pickering, Mrs. G. W. Small, of Stroud, and Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Cookson, Sr., of Maple Grove. --Photo by Ireland Studio WHITBY BOWLING NEWS | | | | | the meeting with the Lord's prayer and welcomed all present, : Mrs. F. Wanacott was in crease the subsidy. It also stat-| provincial subsidy rulings. Hel town's thinking," said Mr. ed that the road superintendent said that he had questioned it!Goodwin, "but did they refuse \because they got beat on the \third east of 127" charge of the musical program. Rudy and Harold Kaaz played Christmas carols, Rudy played! an accordion solo, A mixed group of singers led by Mrs. Wanacott rendered Christmas carols. The group included stu- dents of Mr. Challice's room and Miss Boak's room. Christ- mas selections were played by Larry and Barry Bryant ed all but new fencing, Reeve Heber Down said that was the fastest action he ever saw. The) board had inspected the cross- ing on Nov. 29. He urged that a letter of thanks and com- mendation be sent the board. Council instead issued its ap- proval for the work which is now done During the summer, a and repaired in fact, before the township council could give official approval to its repair At this week's meeting of council, a letter was read from the Board of Transport Com missioners, dated Dec re porting that the board recom mended a new grade for the south approach of the crossing and the removal of a bank on v5 The Christmas and final meet- Christmas Meeting Afternoon Auxiliary | Councillor Frank Thompson) protested that Mr, Goodwin had) proof of no 'such thing. | Mr. Goodwin admitted this was 580. |NEWS TO REEVE Reeve Down said that the! The minutes of the November) whole discussion was news to ing of the Afternoon Auxiliary meeting were read and adopted.| him, He said that as far as he of the Woman's Missionary So- The treasurer's report was most| was | the townshiip| concerned, |Wilkes 719 (256); W. gaily decorated Christmas tree (258, Bev Childs 235, Grace|which was centred on the stage Igglesden 217, Lil Riley 221, A.|of the hall. Pope 202, Helen Munns 232, Al| A quartette of Shirley Shar- Y 253. D G 9, {Ton Sharon Tamblyn, Lynn oung 253, Doreen Grant 200,/paiiey and Sheila Slater added Jack Mothersill 211, Harold|a further vocal number to the Moore 224, Joe Hancock 228, program in singing "Cantique \Doug Peggs 224, Rita Hansen|de Noel. 257, Hilmar Hansen 200; Katie Bruechle 215, Ester. Anthony 230, Edith,Hutcheon 212, Harold Gordon 217, Harvey Roberts 240, Betty Pascoe 215, Joanne Black WEDNESDAY NIGHT MEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE High triples over 700 -- G.! Childs 881 (346); L. Fulton 743 (289); T. Munns 734 (352); Henderson 718 (262); B. Skearer 707 (260); G. Snelgrove 704 (318). High singles over 250: P. Peterson 328, L. Reed 279, Proctor 259, H. Huntley 255, B. Henderson 253, Plaskett 313,) Waltham 278, Mustard 258, J. Mifflin 254, Owens 250. Metropolitan HOHA Junior "A" ciety was held in the Unitedjencouraging. The community|has enjoyed the support of all : 'i Church hall on Tuesday, Dec. 6)friendship secretary, Mrs. J. E. |its aslauoore, | Points won: Munns Press 3, pe igh om Boe I at 3 p.m. The president, Mrs.|Whitehurst, appealed for more; He put the resolution to the|Dunlop 3, Hoffer Valley 3, Le-| Peake 221, Georgina Nimegeers H. Hare opened the meeting|calls to be made on the sick|vote, When council tied the|gion No. 4 3, Melody Grill 3,/995 Wendy Watherspoon 228. |with an inspirational poem and/and those who are shut in. --_| vote, Reeve Down declared the|Whitby Bachus 3, Ramblers 3.) 7.01. standing -- Sabre Jet d|then led in prayer. Mrs, Ollen-Bittle gave a in-| motion lost. |Drews 2, Milton Marh 0, Alsco|, *© m sanding : 8 |. Mrs. W. I. Carroll led in thelteresting story of the year, also| There followed a dispute|?, Bathurst 0, Millwork Build-|23, Symbols 9, Poker Chips 27, [devotional service, reading t elread a fine report from the|about whether or not the reeve|ers 0, Bad Boys 0, Legionnaires) Cubs 30, Whitby Cleaners 31, hep from = ee te, Poe Cort which is under the leader-|was in a position to vote. 0, Yard Buds 0, CNR 1. | Neighbors _ -- ition of scripture which pictures| <}; i ' was. si: f ton of serge whch Pres |snip of Mins Marion Hare and| Reeve Down ruled that be "96 WHIRBY MIXED LEAGUE. | Echoes "i, "Woodpeckers Mr. Grover, on behalf of the association, thanked everyone who participated in the pro- gram. Mr. Challice introduced ll the teachers on the staff. The meeting adjourned an refreshments were served. tractor-trailer, loaded with a heavy motor crane, was struck broadside by an _ eastbound freight at the crossing when the llow-bed trailer stuck fast onja jthe rails as it approached from | jthe south, the north-west of the crossing. The board estimated the total cost of $1,350 and assessed the cost as follows: 80 per cent from the corssing fund; 744 per cent from the CPR; and 12% per cent from the hip | The board also suggested that the township erected advance warning signs 300 feet in ad- vance of the crossing on either side. Road Superintendent Mer- rill Ross was authorized to pur- Tots Entertain Mission Group | The December meeting of the Baptist Church Mission Circle was held in the Sunday School hall with 19 members present. The special guests were the chil- dren of the Mission Band and their mothers Mrs. Harold Crawforth, presi dent, opened the meeting with prayer and a Christmas. carol was fung. The secretary and treasurer gave their reports. A letter was read from Mrs. Grills, Director of the Trent Val- ley Association, in which she stressed the need of prayer for missionaries in Angola who are experiencing a very difficult time just now. She also request- ed clothing for infants to six year olds for the Christian Fel- lowship work in Toron It was decided to bring articlés for this cause to the January meeting Mrs. Hoskin, the Mission Band leader, took charge of the pro- gram at this time. The children presented a fine variety of ac- tion songs, recitations, plays and flannelgraph stories, assist- ed at the piano by Mrs. Mac- Neil. Mrs. Pickering tended a hearty vote of thanks to Mrs Hoskin, Mrs. MacNeil and the children for presenting such a lovely Christmas program, which was thoroughly enjoyed by all present The meeting closed with an- other Christmas carol and pray- er by the president. Refresh- ments were served and a gift of a book, home-made candy and an apple was presented to each child, by the circle ladies. The next meeting will be held in January when slides of the work in Bolivia will be shown. | Institutions Join In Christmas Festivities when Ajax distributed|\who had each given faithful dents last Wed-|service in the WMS for many Sorop-|years, were presented with life certificates and ee oo sang & gre girls enrolled. An invitation solo, "Come Let et Adore|was extended to the ladies to |Him", accompanied by Mrs.| attend the vesper service in the \Beaton. Ini ss | Mrs. D. J. Kean, Mrs. tanale crs ga on Sunday, Dec. Girl|Kemp and Mrs. F. Ollen-Bittle, | On behalf of some jmembers, Mrs, {presented hymn books to the president Mrs. Hare and to Mrs. Bowman who has been treasur-| jer for the past 18 years. Durin jthose 18 years the Afternoon Auxiliary never failed to reach The Christmas festivities at|entertainments Whitby's Ontario Hospital got/Guides from off to a good start last Sunday apples to the resi when 750 patients attended ajnesday. The Oshawa r concert sponsored by _ the|timists are also planning to dis-/membership Hebrew National Association. |tribute gifts on Monday. ipins. Members of St. Paul's Church,| The Altona Women's Institute| Mrs. C. Carscallen brought a Oshawa gave a carol recital to|will hold its afternoon meeting)Message from St. Luke's Gos- elderly bed-ridden nip bor at Fairview on Dec. 13 and resi-|Pél, is dest aiid vere e ttend the after- vj ingi . sages|, : cn ven pon ng veo Bion een Oe foe nde ap a roma Mrs. ip Bowman's fine leader- On Monday, Dec. 11, women! Whitby W: 's Institute will|J- Breckenridge, Mrs. Carroll, : : ! yatients were able to see a play ove the Geter Come atiand Mrs. McQuay. In speaking) Mrs. Breckenridge also paid presented by Girl Guides and althe Lodge on the afternoon off the new organization which|tribute to Mrs. Hare's leader- Pantomime will be staged andiFriday, Dec. 15. This annual|comes into effect Jan. 1, Mrs. ship as president and spoke of of the Mr. and Mrs. J. Anstey were guests. at the reception held fol- The guests were welcomed by| lowing the Christening of Kelly Grand Knight Frank Canzi and|Lyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. |Mrs. Canzi. Past Grand Knight| Ross Raby. The christening took |James Smyth was called on to/place at Oshawa _ United |make the draws for the door|Church. |prizes and the winners were: the many inspirational mes- performed hy some of the pa-/concert has heen held for over|Hare reminded the members } _ me tients on the afternoon of Fri-'40 years. that in thinking of the task|sages she brought from time to . On the same evening the Port | hi | i i The Christmas party and bag dl > .. OF ithe power behind them. Also) The meeting closed with pray- dance for the out-patients will Perry Guide Group will give @|they must do their part with alljer by the president. Mrs. Mc-| fas: Thon 46 tha their mind and strength in order| Quay day, Dec. 14 from 7 until 9 p.m. Sane, , vi , the agi Prete win in this new undertaking. hostesses. Revreshments will be served| oot! Group, under the direc- catia uae Christmas Concert. The Dutch Reformed Church Monday, Dec. 18, is the afternoon of Dec. 17 and carols Pirthday party which will have| The pre-Christmas social ar-, anniversary. A presentation of a will also be sung at some of 2. Seasonal flavor and_ will be| ranged by the Whitby Knights of|large plate glass wall mirror Pack from Port Whitby on Dec.|0dge. The 451st Guide Group|the chairmanship of brother)was made to the happy couple 20 from West Hill, led by Mrs.'Harry Baxter was held Satur-|to mark the occasion, mas Dance will take place on the evening of Dec. 19. The Evangelist parish hall. Dec. 19 when refreshments will; On Christmas Eve stockings, provide the dance music. The|a special Christmas dinner is| Christmas Party for the student|scheduled. After Christmas, the | Dec. 20 and the girls will go under the Rev. Rezelman will call at the Lodge. This perform- Breckenridge | its allocation which spoke well] ?" tea| recorded vote. "We have had more record-| ed votes this year than in the last five years," said Reeve| Down, "and I have been asked) ito vote first very time." | |*Councillor Dryden said that} la vote against his motion was| la vote for padded books. Councillor Frank Thompson) said that the practice of switeh-| ling accounts around from main- ltenance to construction is| 'ovince-wide } | The vote was recorded, Mr.} Dryden and Mr. Goodwin sup-| | porting the resolution; Mr.| |Down and Mr. Thompson op-) | posing it. Whitby Knights Attend Mass Whitby Knights of Columbus | Council 4895 together with the, Holy Name Society of Pickering attended a Corporate Com-| munion Mass Sunday, Dec. 10,| in St. Francis de Sales Church, | Pickering. | Following the Mass, a break-| lfast was held in St. John The) Evangelist parish hall, Whitby, | with some 90 members in at- tendance. | The guest speaker was Father McMahon, of Pickering, who) spoke on "The Works of the Holy Name Society and Knights | of Columbus". | This spiritual event was ar-| ranged by brother Maurice| carol singing round the hospital before the party begins A Ukrainian National Group is giving a Christmas Party for the Ukrainian patients at the hospital on Dec. 21 and next day all patients have the tradi- tional Christmas dinner with all the trimmings On Christmas Day the hospi- tal chaplains, Rev. Mr. Floyd and Father Coates, will take the Mr. and Mrs. James McCarroll! Mr. M. C. Smith, of Vancou- __.jand-Mr. and Mrs, John Sillius.| ver, former resident of Whitby, | Proceeds from this event will go, was weekend guest at the home \towards the Knights' children's}of Mr. and Mrs. C. Rich, of \Christmas party to be held in| Euclid street. {the parish hall Sunday, Dec. 17 |from 2 to 4 p.m. day, Dec. 15 ahead they must not overlook|time during her term of office. ba hall on the evening of Thur (Ge acto on conte and group were and there will be dancing to re- tion of Mr. Sweet will give a WHITB Y PERSONALS choir will sing carols on the date for the regular monthly! the cottages by the 4th Brownie Siven by the Ajax Rebekah|Columbus Council 4895 under| and a beautifully decorated cale The hospital patients' Christ- Ford will give a sing-song on day evening, Dec. 9 in St. John} be served and an orchestra will/and gifts will be handed out and body at the hospital will be on|Dutch Reformed' Church choir, ance will be on Dec. 28. : David, son of Mr, and Mrs. Jailed Month For Supplying ("vr ave se von cocvane are Gace cucu Fines and a jail sentence|f Orono, were pleasantly sur-|ing his party were: Randy and were given to three Bowman-|Prised when relatives from) Ricky Ash and Mary Ellen) ville men at Whitby Magis. | Whitby, Oshawa and Toronto) Agey, set o'Connor, Catholic Activity) Chairman of Council 4895. Cold Discomforts. Mentholatum Ointment eases cold discom- forts fast! Helps loosen congestion, open up nose, relieve miserable mouth breathing. Soothes chapping. Mildly Medicated Mentholatum Ointment church services and masses. |trate's Court Monday. Donald|sathered . Msecad poe = oe . sci Oke, 20, 28 Flett street, and|occasion 0: eir wedding) Goto LODGE Winston Vanstone, 19, 63 Liber- itby's Fairview Lodge had ty road, were both fined $50 and an early start to its Christmas'costs on charges of consuming] 'liquor while under age. BROCK WHITBY ening Shows at 6:55 and 8:35 Last Complete Show at 8:35 Storring:\ Stephen Boyd, Juliette Greco, David Wayne John Osborne, 22, of 23 Sec-| jond avenue, Bowmanville, was Cemetery Site jgiven a 30-day sentence by Magistrate Robert Dnieper on a} Whitby Township's planning} jcharge of supplying liquor to/poard and Board of Health will) OSHAW ; A : geval nin study a proposal to establish al we Shane OF | The parents of three|1g9-acre cemetery in the town-|*#iner in which Seagram's Gin accused appeared in court and/ship, The application was re-|is sold, the Martini-Master, is said that the boys had ygever|ceiyed at a meeting of the town-|much more than just a bottle. igiven them any trouble. Magis-| chip council this w: Ba+l 4s ; ; frate. Daleper said that the led a to the bean fot resent | exclusive features make it a \Criminal Code prescribed the| ' ae jhandsome and useful bar acces- |sentences for the offences. A firm of solicitors, on be-| jhalf of the Roman Catholic|S°*Y- Za Episcopal Corporation, made! The Martini - SAVING FOOD the application for cougeil's|», 4m 'aia i megan ALLENSBACH, G-e rma ny/|consideration. They have select-| que glass with a gold: ¢|Plated cap and easil¥-removed made \(AP)--About one family in fourjed the 180 acres on the wes \in all West Berlin and West Ger- ie mn ne street, south | label, simplifies the technique of many now is stockpiling food in|of the fourth concession, direct-| oj ; jevent of a crisis. A polling or-jly across the road from iene --_-- -- vege ganization reported this is|clair's School jSition, it performs valiantly as PLUS SECOND FEAT "The Trunk" -- With Phil Carey -- Julia Arnall double the level before the Com-| The corporation asked for an|® Shaker for all cocktails. When munists last August started/opinion fromthe township be-/entertaining, several shakers building the barricade from|fore going ahead with an eX can be used to prepare and! URE ATTRACTION: (East Berlin. pensive survey of the property. Choose 180 Acre Seagram's Martini-Master | Has Exclusive Features store a supply of vour favorite) cocktails. They also add a dis- tinctive new note to dining when | used to serve fruit juices iced) tea and iced coffee. Seagram's Gin is extra smooth and extra dry because it's aged) in special oak casks to the exact! golden moment of perfection This ageing process imparts a) delicious dryness that results 'in the unsurpassable taste of Sea-! gram's Gin. | Next time, ask for Seagram's)| Gin, in the exclusive Martini: | Master container. 600 Triples -- Ozzie Moore 781/County Bow! 21, Hopefuls (334), Bill Collins 754 (292), Wilf}Porky's Prides 27; Stokers Anthony - 734 (268), Doc Dafoe|Munns Press 14. So Pits i Coleman 705| » Don Denyer 704 (274), Vic} °N' Igglesden 698 (241), Marty Jor-| a ' dan 689 (245), Jim Kirk 688|_ PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. (CP)| (271), Millie Peggs 686 (274),|Rock 'n' roll caught the fancy| (TORONTO) vs. WHITBY MOHAWKS John Brueckle 670 (249), Jim/of the audience and won the McCarroll 661 (251), Isobel|,,.; Mothersill 657 (266), Merv|Prizes at @ talent show spon- Club. Top Bemis 656 (244), Ron Pascoe 656|/S°red by the Elks ITUES., DEC. 12 (244), Olive Collins 645 (269),,award of $50 went to Alec) care Bove 63 (262), (Chuck Leighton for his imitation of EI-| 8:30 P.M. ri K 2 , Jean thers ' 624. (217). Doug Rowden ela vis Presley, as classical and) Whitb (220), Joyce Johansen 613 (220),|We!l-known popular pieces were; reby Jim White 664 (266). jlost among the juke-box songs Community Arena Over 200 -- Jim Mifflin 215,\and hip-swaying presented by|-- Adults $1.00 Children 50c Ted Munns 237, Cyril Garratt'young amateurs. 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