TEAM LETTER

The VicarageGreat Bedwyn

“LONG MAY SHE REIGN!”

It’s good to be able to celebrate a different sort of celebrity: someone whose “celebrity” status doesn’t come from the way their lifestyle – especially their lapses from grace – fills the pages of newspapers and magazines. Few “celebrities” have a record of a lifetime of service. Few “celebrities” remain firmly on stage well past the normal retirement age. Few “celebrities” turn out to be wholesome examples or role models. Few “celebrities” are driven solely by a sense of duty. This year, we have a chance to celebrate just such a person: someone who is not afraid to let her strong faith and absolute Christian values come across in her actions and in her public pronouncements.

Many may argue that it is only an accident of birth that placed the Queen in such a privileged position. We are all shaped by the “accidents of birth” that brought each of us into the world in a particular place, time and set of circumstances. What really counts is what we do with – or despite – those accidents of birth. It is easy to squander them in self-centred, even self-destructive behaviour. The hard challenge is to accept that, whatever we might want to do with our lives; our inheritance requires us to take up the burdens as well as the privileges. I do not know how many thousand public buildings the Queen has opened or named; but it is inspiring to realise that as she cuts the umpteenth ribbon, she is acutely conscious of the fact that for these people, in this place, this ceremony is the high point of their lives: it is their day, not her day.

In the prayers of the church, we pray for the Sovereign as the embodiment of the nation. At this time we should also thank God for blessing us with someone who has served her people well and faithfully. We should pray “Long may she reign!”

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YOUR CHURCH IN JUNE

For evil to triumph it is necessary only for good men to do nothing.

Name and Date

Time andService

Sides-men

Readers &Readings Prayers Flowers Cleaners

4th JunePentecost

11amTeam ServiceC Kingston

n/a n/a n/a n/a

11th JuneTrinity

11amVillage Communion

AmandaChris

Eileen:Isaiah6: 1-8Lesley:John3: 1-17 Amanda Audrey Chris &

Vikki

18th JuneTrinity 1

10 – 11amPost-Fete Brunch!

n/a n/a n/a n/a

25th JuneTrinity 2

9.30amHoly Communion

AmandaVikki

David: 2Cor 6:1-13Vikki: Mark4: 35-41 ME Susie David &

Mary

DATES FOR DIARIESJune 4th Pentecost – 11am Team Service at Collingbourne Kingston –

no service here Sunday Club – 10-11.30 in the Village Hall

June 7th Monthly Munch – 1pm at Providence CottageJune 18th Father’s Day Brunch – 10-11am in the Village Hall – no

service hereJuly 2nd Annual Service at St Mary’s Chute Forest – 6pm Songs of

Praise

The Brunch on Sunday 18th June, 10-11am in the Village Hall, as last year, will be free (but donations appreciated). Please make sure you book in advance with a PCC member: Vikki (730388), David & Mary (730236), Amanda (730233) or John & Janet (730685)

Songs of Praise at St Mary’s Chute Forest – 6pm on Sunday 2nd JulyWe will clean and prepare the church on Friday 30th June from 2pm and be very glad of help!

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‘The Life of Christ’ 27 June – 2 July. A long but most rewarding day out, with ‘our’ Jesus James in the part of Jesus. See www.wintershall-estate.com and email boxoffice@hutleygroup.com soon if you want to get tickets.

The Great Cycle Ride – Saturday 9 September. This can be another most rewarding day out! Why not keep the date free, get a sponsorship form from Amanda in June so that you can collect as many sponsors as possible, and then on the appointed day bicycle round as many churches as you can manage. You could take the family on a tour of some of the ancient churches near here! Although half the money raised will go to Wiltshire Historic Churches Trust (and the other half to the nominated church of your choice), you do not have to bicycle in Wiltshire (and Hampshire is much flatter!)

PS Many thanks to the Cross Keys for providing such a friendly and helpful venue for the reading of St Mark’s Gospel. About 40 of us crammed into the dining room to listen to a new translation of the first and shortest gospel, and it was a good evening!

WOULD YOU LIKE TO HELP?

John Dawson’s girlfriend, Marie, will do a parachute jump (weather permitting) at Netheravon on her birthday, 10th June, in aid of MS. If you would like to contribute or sponsor her please send your donations to Sungild on Hatchett Hill.

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CHUTE PARISH COUNCIL

Planning Applications

There are 2 applications to record:-54136/F Folly Cottage, Cadley, Erection of UPVC Conservatory. No objection by PC.54374/F West Limmer Barn, Upper Chute : Revision to Cabin size. Under review by PCThere are 3 application outcomes to record:-53526/RM West Limmer Barn. Barn, cabin & manege etc. No objection by PC. Approved by KDC 53400/Am'd Land opposite Jimila, Lower Chute. Erect house & garage. No objection by PC. Approved by KDC 54096/Tr2 Bakers, Chute Cadley, Reduce height of Yews: Approved by KDC

New Parish CouncillorDouglas Micklethwait volunteered for the vacancy in the Council and was formally co-opted at the Meeting on 11th May. Welcome aboard Douglas!

Preventing Spring Burglaries As the weather warms up many people take the opportunity to open the windows to let in the fresh air. However, it is not only the fresh air that can come into your house. Kennet has one of the lowest levels of dwelling burglaries in the country; but statistics show an increased number of offences of this type in the spring and summer. Please consider the following crime prevention tips.

Make sure your house looks as though it is occupied, even if you are away, use timers for radios and lights, ask neighbours to call in and shut/open curtains and remove post/milk/newspapers. Closed windows in very hot weather is another giveaway that no-one is home.

Never leave a spare key in a convenient hiding place. When you move into a new house change the locks.

If you have window locks, use them, keep the windows locked and put the key in a safe place, out of view nearby so you know where they are should you need it in an emergency. Don’t leave the key in the lock.

Door chains are good, but should only be used when you have a caller at your door, you should never leave the chain on when you are home in case someone need to gain entry to your house in an emergency.

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Use your door viewer; never answer the door to anyone that hasn’t made a prior appointment with you. If in doubt, keep them out.

Never hang a spare key in the letterbox, and never hang your keys in the hall, in view of the letterbox, thieves will use anything to reach the keys, hook them through your letterbox and make off with your car or enter your home without you knowing.

Be a good neighbour, if you see anyone acting suspiciously, contact your local police. Why not join your Neighbourhood Watch scheme.

Make sure you don’t leave anything out that could assist a burglar. A ladder or wheelie bin could assist them to climb and tools left out can be used to gain entry.

Make sure any hedging at the front of your property is not too high to allow a burglar to work away unnoticed. Make sure it is kept at a reasonable height to allow for natural surveillance from neighbours and passers by.

Side gates should have a strong lock and be a good first line of defence

The Next Meeting of the Parish CouncilIs scheduled for 7.30 pm on Thursday 29th June. Venue: the Village Hall.

David ClarkChute Parish Clerk (Tel 730782)

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NOTES FROM THE PARISH CHAIRMAN OF CHUTE FOREST

On 19th May the Annual Meeting of the Chute Forest Parish Council was held at the Village Hall. This was not a Parish Council Meeting, but an opportunity for any member of the Parish to attend and to hear from the Chairman how the previous year had progressed. There were also reports from representatives of the village activities and from our two Councillors, one from the District and one from the County.

My report contained our thanks to those unsung people who helped keep the village ticking over. I thanked Roly Williams who keeps the green mown throughout the year and to Doug Hirst who looks after the War Memorial. Also to Ken Yelf who is our Neighbourhood Watch representative. We referred to the main work that we do which is to review the planning applications. In the year we had sixteen planning applications ranging from a shed to a wall, right up to new houses. If there is a reason to think that in any way the applications would harm the village, we contact the neighbours directly affected and also have a site meeting of the Council and our views are sent back the Kennet.

We had a report from Dennis Compton, not the cricketer but the man from the County who is responsible for our roads. Dennis is retiring later in the year so this was our last opportunity to thank him for all his support over the years. He outlined the new role of the Parish Linksman. This man, a County employee, is the man who keeps the gullies and ditches cleared and open. You will see him and his Land Rover during the year.

I reported on the playing fields in my role as Chairman of the Committee and Pat Caddick reported on the Village Hall. The Council supports these activities both financially and by having members on their committees. Pat Caddick is our Financial Officer and she presented the accounts for the year.

We then heard from the Chute Charities chaired by Michael Sykes. This charity is solely for the benefit of the parishioners of the Chutes. If there is anybody in the village who, due to circumstances, have fallen on hard times, the Charity is there to help.

We heard from Lisa Jackson, who together with her committee have over the last couple of years put together the Village Design Statement. This is a legal requirement imposed by the Government on every parish and tries to identify those planning areas which cause the most concern in the village. Lisa informed us that our Statement is going before Kennet Council

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shortly and under the law the planners will have to pay regard to the statement.

Finally, we heard from Robert Hall, our County Councillor and Peter Viesey, our District Councillor who outlined their work. I thanked all who came and thanked my fellow Councillors for their support and work throughout the year. I also reminded everybody how much we missed Sally Tweed who had to resign as Parish Clerk and wished her well in the future.

Rowan CherringtonChairmanChute Forest Parish Council

CHUTE CLUB

What's On?

Saturday 10th June World Cup Football – England 1.00pm – 5.00pmSunday 11th June Children's Treasure Hunt 12.30pmThursday 15th June World Cup Football 4.30pmTuesday 20th June World Cup Football 7.00pmWednesday 21st June Whist Drive 7.45pm

Saturday 24th JuneLive Band (Swansong) and BBQAll welcome

8.00 til late

Sunday 2nd JulyCar Boot SaleBoots - £3.00777459 for more information

11.00am – 2.00pm

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CHUTE GARDENING CLUB

The Gardening Club would like to say a thank you to all who made the plant sale such a success this year. The range and quality of plants was fantastic. The committee would also like to thank those who propagated seed and nurtured cuttings for us, and a big thank you to those who came on the wild, wet and windy morning to purchase plants.

The plant sale is the fund raising event for the Gardening Club and this year we raised over £800. This money will mean that the club can continue to attract quality speakers through the winter months and support the main events of the club calendar.

Plants left over at the end of the sale will be donated to the fete’s plant stall. So if you still want a tomato plant, feel like growing a melon or have a need for some fantastic parsley, there is still the opportunity to buy some in June.

Trip to Hestercome - Friday June 30th.The trip to Hestercome is booked, though not full, so there is still an opportunity to go if you would like to see an example of Gertrude Jekyll’s border planting, recently restored. The club is subsidising this and so it will only cost £20 per person. Please call John Wood 730 685 for more information.

Potato Competition Saturday 15th JulyFlower Show – Saturday 22nd JulyThe Potato competition will be judged the Saturday before the Flower Show; as usual the entries will be on display at the show.

The finale of the Flower Show will be the auction of flowers and produce, this year the proceeds from this will be donated to The Countess of Brecknock Hospice.There are two garden competitions:

The Best Garden with RosesMy Favourite Garden.

The Garden Roses competition will be judged this month. The date has not yet been fixed because the season is so peculiar this year, so we would love to hear from anyone who would like to enter their garden roses. My Favourite Garden will be judged next month prior to the show, again we would love to hear from anyone who would like to enter their garden.

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Flower Show schedules available from me on request, and will be circulated in next months Chronicle.

In Memory of Elizabeth Penman.The Chute Gardening Club is to donate £50 to the Countess of Brecknock Hospice in memory of Elizabeth Penman who, sadly, died in May. Elizabeth was a past chairman of the Gardening Club and the Club expresses their deep sympathy to her family.

Sally TweedSecretary Chute Gardening Club730365

FRIENDS OF THE SCHOOL NEWS We are holding an Open Clayshoot on 8th July from 10 am. Last entry 1pm. This event is being run with the kind assistance of Conholt Park and Chris Green. It is a 40 bird shoot for licenced gun owners at £15 per person; also a pool shoot with instructor for those of you who would like a go at £2 per person. There will be a BBQ and refreshments available. Please note that licences are required to be seen and only fibre wad cartridges are allowed.

If you are interested please contact 01264 737504 (daytime only), or Chris Green at Conholt Park.

BELL RINGING

There will be bell-ringing practice at Upper Chute on 24th June from 11.15am until 12 noon.

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VILLAGE HALL DIARYJune 2006

Sunday 4th 10.00am Sunday ClubTuesday 6th 8.00pm Village Hall AGMSunday 11th All day Private FunctionSunday 18th 10.00am BrunchThursday 22nd Evening Private FunctionThursday 29th 7.30pm Chute Parish Council Every Monday 7.30pm Line DancingEvery Wednesday 10.00am Mothers and Toddlers

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VILLAGE HALL – ADVANCED NOTICE

Sunday 23rd July will be the annual Village Hall Music in the Park event – make a note in the diary now, full details in the July Chronicle!

BOURNE VALLEY MOVIES

The much anticipated “Brokeback Mountain”(15) is our next presentation. Directed by Ang Lee who won the Oscar and BAFTA for best director, the film also stars Jake Gyllenhall who also won awards for his acting. Everyone surely knows the background to this one, a story of forbidden and finally tragic love between two men working in Montana – very sensitively handled and wonderful scenery.

The showing will be at the Millennium Hall, Vernham Dean on Wednesday 14 June, starting at 7.30pm (doors open at 7pm). Please note the change of date. Tickets £4.50 in advance Pat Caddick on 730730 or Vernham Dean post offices, where increased supplies have been provided. Otherwise £5 on the door (if available).

Our last film of the season, on 12 July, will be “These Foolish Things”(12A). Great cast includes Lauren Bacall, Angelica Huston and Terrence Stamp. More details next month but please put the date in your diary.

Pat CaddickChute Village Hall

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Can you

help?

CHUTE FETE 2006 – STALLHOLDERS AND HELPERSSTALL/ACTIVITY ORGANISERAnnouncer Derek JeffreyBar Jon Harries & Nigel MillsBBQ Bill Shaw, Rob Jackson, Chris Stock, Eddie Quirk,

Jonny Sykes, Helen EcclesBooks & Music David & Mary BrownBottles Jim Foxen, John & Janet Wood, Jim GriffinCakes Caroline and Michael ElwesCar Parking Rowan Cherrington, David ClarkCoconuts Pip & TamsinDog Show Hannah Sykes, Dorothy FallaDraw Tim Harker & Ric WallHawk on view Andy SloanHoopla Barbara LongNearly New Peter GreenPlants Carolyn Wall, Jan Quirk, Claire Warrender and

Mark SladePony Rides Di MerrittPortobello Wally LongProduce Pat Caddick, Joanna BuchananPublicity Tim CurranTeas Amanda Holroyd, Vikki Alderson, Eileen Soper,

Brian & Margaret Edwards, Lesley Ryder, Esther Gallimore, Helen Joyce

Toys Brian & Sandra HedleyTombola Tim & Jane Curran, Sarah, Douglas MicklethwaiteFirst Aid Chris Gillum-Webb

Help is needed from 18:00 on Thurs 15th and Fri 16th June to put up tents etc

Also, help is needed from 11:00 on Sun 18th

After breakfast supplied by St Nicolas Church at the Village Hall 10:00 – 11:00

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BOOKS - BOOKS - BOOKS - BOOKS

The bookstall is a long standing feature of the annual Chute Fete.

We have been blessed for many years by generous Chute Residents giving our stock of books a safe, dry home for 11 3/4 months each year.

BUT this year we know that we have to find them a NEW HOME immediately the fete closes.

If we cannot find a suitable storage area, we are left with only a few options -

Set up a village library, so the books can be stored, AND lent out to village readers during the rest of the year. But where could this be? How could it work?

Give some of the books to local interested parties (there is an excellent selection of gardening books, of cookery books, of children's books, historical books, etc, etc.). However, even this will only solve a small part of the problem.

Failing this, our only option is, very sadly, to consign the entire stock to the post-fete skip.

So, please, does anyone have a dry secure storage area where we can store the books until June 2007, or any other creative ideas?

If so please contact David Brown, 730236.

FETE - TOMBOLA PRIZES

The response last year to the request for tombola prizes was fantastic. Everyone was most generous.

We are appealing again for unwanted gifts, etc, as prizes. Bottles are always welcome! We are happy to collect in the area or they can be left in the porch at Wansdyke, Upper Chute, any time. The deadline for prizes is the Wednesday 14th June to allow time to get everything organised and ticketed before the Fete on the 17th.

Tim and Jane Curran 730216

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CHUTE VILLAGE DESIGN STATEMENT

On Thursday 25th May the Chute Village Design Statement (VDS) was finally adopted by Kennet District Council as an emerging Supplementary Planning Document to the ‘Saved Kennet Local Plan’. The VDS gives detailed guidance on the distinct characteristics of each of the Chutes, and how this should influence the design of development.  Kennet must now consider this guidance when determining planning applications in the Chutes.

When Kennet District Council has followed various legal procedures the VDS will be fully adopted.  At this stage the final full colour version of the document will be printed and distributed widely.  At present an electronic version of the document is available to anyone who wants to use it.  It is soon to be posted on the Kennet District Council website www.kennet.gov.uk .  Despite the interim status of the document, it is a material consideration in the planning process and takes immediate effect.  If you would like an electronic copy of the VDS, or if you have any queries please contact either Tim Orlik on 730259 or Lisa Jackson on 730286. Lisa Jackson

PLANTS FOR SALE

Friday 9th June6.30pm – 8.30pm

Hatchetts, Lower Chute (next door to the pub)

Annuals and Perennials – some quite unusual plants

Please call in – perhaps on your way to the pub!

Proceeds going to the RSPCA

Emma Hawkins 730458

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Lucy Braves The Heights Of Machu Picchu For Cancer Research Uk

I am heading to Peru on 22nd September this year to trek the Inca Trail.

My aim is to raise over £2,800 for Cancer Research UK.

This is a charity very close to my heart having lost my father to cancer in 2003.

Any support would be really valued, and donations can be made online at www.bmycharity.com/inspire.

In addition, my online blog gives more details of the trek, Cancer Research UK and the gruelling training regime! Please visit it at http://lucytrek.blogspot.com.

Thank you for any support you can give. Please contact me at lucyellwood@aol.com or by calling 07887 686 088 if you have any questions.

Lucy Ellwood-Russell

CHUTE CRICKET

Early season practice is going exceptionally well and, to stretch my loyalties, I am no longer taking bets on the Chris Stock XI beating the Chute XI on 12th August. We have been challenged to other fixtures and I hope to able to announce dates in the near future.

Our very friendly practice sessions are every Thursday at 7.00pm on the playing fields and everybody is welcome.

Chris Stock

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BARN DANCE

You are invited to a Barn Dance in aid of Farm Africa on Saturday July 8th at 7.30 p .m. at the Staddle Barn, Boscombe Village.  Dancing to the Wyvern Band.  Pig Roast Supper. 

Tickets £11 from Elizabeth and David Bament. Tel. no. 730726

 

FOR SALE - BABY AND TODDLER EQUIPMENT: 

ALL IN GOOD CONDITION:

1    Double Mountain Buggy

2    Moses Basket (With Stand And Mattress)

3    Chicco Baby Recliner Seat

4    Maxi Cosi Baby Car Seat

5    (Old Large Silvercross Pram)

 PLEASE CONTACT ROS ROBERTSON - 01264 730202

Pedigree Fox Red Labrador Pups born 29/04/2006

(Sire and Dam hips good and eyes clear KC Reg

Sire 26 FTCh Dam 22 FTCh)

Tel 07768 955 346 - Charles Robertson e-mail: charles@mckayrobertson.co.uk

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CHUTE WEDNESDAY CLUB

On Wednesday, 17th May 2006 our outing took 44 of us in to the Cotswolds to visit Bourton-on-the-Water. This is one of the most charming and popular villages in the area. Tourists flock there constantly during the summer and indeed during the whole year, and like all popular tourist centres, Bourton-on-the-Water is also somewhat commercialised. The idyllic charm of this Cotswold village is unforgettable. As the name suggests the village has a river as its focal point, a traditional feature of many Cotswold villages

The slow, meandering, wide and shallow River Windrush, flows lazily through the village and is flanked by sizeable green verges and willow trees. Tourists tend to congregate around this area where they usually rest in one of the cafes, tea shops or pubs to admire the scene before them. The children enjoy themselves wading in the river’s shallow waters. The river is crossed by means of five low arched footbridges, which add a distinctive feature to the scene of this village. All these features, together with the warm grey-brown coloured stone of the typical Cotswold village creates the magic that never fails to fascinate visitors from all parts of the world

Among the many attractions is the Bourton Model village situated in the grounds of the ‘old New Inn’. It is a replica in local stone of this beautiful village. Built by local craftsmen in the 1930’s it was opened to the public on Coronation Day 1937 and remains one of the Cotswolds popular attractions. It is constructed in one-ninth scale and incorporates the River Windrush with its distinctive bridges, together with the beech, willow and chestnut trees all in miniature. It is complete with the Church of St Lawrence and the music of the actual choir. It even includes a model of the model village!

Our next outing is on Wednesday, June 21st when we cruise on the River Thames from Windsor to Maidenhead. This is always a very popular trip but there are a few seats still available. First come, first served - ring Ann on 730289.

John Burden

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Tempt your tastebuds with fresh local food at the new Farmer’s Market in HungerfordAsparagus, watercress, salads, wines and spring lamb will tempt the taste buds at Hungerford Farmers’ Market, when it opens for business on Sunday 28 May.

The car park behind the Three Swans Hotel in the High Street is the site of the market where on Bank Holiday Sunday from 10am – 2pm, shoppers will find at least 20 stalls selling delicious produce from Berkshire, Wiltshire, Hampshire and Oxfordshire.

Market organiser Stuart Chandler is making sure there’s something for everyone including: organic salads and vegetables from Ogg Valley Organics near Marlborough; freshest local asparagus from High Close Farm Shop, Hungerford; spring lamb and mutton from Long Court Farm, Ecchinswell; herbs and plants from The Herb Garden in west Oxfordshire; wines from Fontwell Glebe, Salisbury, Cheddar cheese and butter from Somerset; and watercress from Mapledurwell, Hampshire.

“We’ve got a wide range of produce from across the Royal county of Berkshire, including pork from Wysipig, Arborfield; beef from Rooks Nest Farm, Barkham; award-winning goats cheese from Warfield; preserves from Reading; and meat from Christmas Farm, Enborne,” explains Stuart.

Hungerford Farmers’ Market is set to be a regular fixture on the fourth Sunday of the month at the Three Swans, with local strawberries and raspberries on the stalls for the market on Sunday 25 June, and seasonal introductions throughout the year.

Hungerford Farmers’ Market is the seventh market in Berkshire run by Thames Valley Farmers’ Market Co-operative, a co-operative limited company representing small producers and farmers selling direct to consumers at farmers' markets in the Thames Valley.

Further information:Stuart Chandler, Market Organiser: 0118 9543198Thames Valley Farmers’ Market Co-operative: www.tvfm.org.uk and 0870 241 4762

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George and Sonia welcome you to The Cross Keys Inn.

Well kept Ales and a varied Menu. All our food is sourced from local suppliers and is freshly prepared.

Curry Night on ThursdayFish Specials on Friday

Monthly Pub Quiz every first Sunday of the month and other special events throughout the year. Next Quiz

Sunday 4th June in Aid on Naomi House

Tel 730295Email crosskeys@upperchute.com

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