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Harleston Magpies Hockey Club

Shotford Heath,

Weybread, Diss,

Norfolk IP21 5UF

Tel: 01379 853706

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MARQUEE FOR HIRE
If you would like to hire the marquee after the Olympic Ball (i.e. on Sunday 17 June) or know of an organisation that might be interested please contact Philippa Taylor on 01379 852210.

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GREAT BRITAIN'S WOMEN'S SQUAD

Congratulations and best wishes to the following who have today (18 May)
been selected for the GB Women's squad for London 2012

(Name, born, hometown, age)

Ashleigh Ball (Brighton, Cheltenham, 26)

Laura Bartlett (Glasgow, 23)

Crista Cullen (Boston, London, 26)

Alex Danson (Southampton, Odiham, 26)

Hannah Macleod (Huntingdon, 27)

Emily Maguire (Paisley, 23)

Anne Panter (Wellingborough, 28)

Helen Richardson (Hitchin, West Bridgford, 30)

Chloe Rogers (Great Dunmow, 27)

Beth Storry (Reading, 32)

Sarah Thomas (Merthyr Tydfil, 31)

Georgie Twigg (Lincoln, 21)

Laura Unsworth (Sutton Coldfield, 24)

Kate Walsh (Stockport, 32) Capt

Sally Walton (Solihull, 30)

Nicola White (Oldham, 24)

Two reserve athletes are:

Natalie Seymour (Maidstone, 24)

Abi Walker (Glasgow, 30)

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Final fixtures of 2011/12 season
Click on your team from the drop down menu above to view all fixtures.
Teams playing away are asked to kindly phone their result through to the clubhouse as soon as possible please.

THE SEASON HAS ENDED!

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U12 BOYS TEAM - BRONZE MEDALLISTS IN NATIONAL CLUB MINIS

CANNOCK HC - SATURDAY 12 MAY 2012

Back row: Richard Larkin (manager), Stuart Peters (coach)
Middle row: Laura Unsworth (England & GB who presented the medals), William Donsworth, Archie Winter (captain), Kieran Peters, Freddie Dixon (GK), Jolyon Summers
Front row: William Simpson, Cameron Woodcock, David Cadman, Alex Kilbourn, Sam McCluskey



BRONZE FOR BOYS

After being unbeaten all season the U12 Boys went into the national club mini finals at Cannock HC last Saturday as East champions and with a good chance of returning home with a medal to round off their excellent 2011/12. On a bright, dry day in front of their enthusiastic supporters the team got off to the perfect start with an encouraging 4-2 win in Pool B over Leicester before conceding a very early goal to Bath Buccaneers in their next game from which they never really recovered going down by two goals to one. With no semi-final places for the two pool runners-up this was a considerable setback for Magpies and they had a long wait before their next game which was against Guildford. Just after half time Magpies were two goals to the good and heading for victory before Guildford took advantage of two defensive errors to clinch a draw against the run of play. By now Bath had secured top spot in Pool B and a place in the final (in which they beat Avalon, the other West team, 1-0) leaving Magpies needing to beat Thirsk and Bath to beat Guildford for the East champions to make the 3rd/4th place game. Magpies started badly twice going behind to Thirsk before twice equalising. With time running out Magpies were on the defensive but two late goals secured victory and, with Bath beating Guildford, a place in the bronze medal game against Oxford Hawks. A parent could have been speaking for all spectators when he said he was feeling 'seriously stressed'. I know the feeling!

Magpies looked the better side against Oxford Hawks but with no goals in the two nine-minute halves the outcome all depended on strokes. The first six were all converted and it was now down to sudden death and after Magpies went 4-3 up the next Hawks' stroke was disallowed after the technical delegate intervened to say the striker was too far from the ball at the start of the stroke as suspected by the Magpies' team. However, the Hawks' appeal was upheld with a decision to resume the strokes after the end of the next match. At this point Stuart Peters, the Magpies' coach, sportingly offered to share third place which the Hawks' management gratefully accepted to the general approval of everyone involved including the spectators. In the circumstances it was rightly decided to award the third place medals, presented by England's and GB's Laura Unsworth, to the Magpies' boys who did the club proud throughout the finals.

'Well done' to our team, captained by Archie Winter, for their splendid season; all players having played their part over the months. Congratulations and thanks to Stuart Peters for all his hard work with the team throughout the season and 'thank you' to Richard Larkin for his help as team manager during the finals. 

The squad was – Freddie Dixon (GK), Kieran Peters, Sam McCluskey, William Donsworth, Jolyon Summers, David Cadman, Alex Kilbourn, Cameron Woodcock, William Simpson, Archie Winter, Stuart Peters (coach), Richard Larkin (manager).

Other news
a) Great Britain replica hockey shirts are on sale at EnglandHockey.co.uk/store
b) The GB Women will be in action in the Investec London Cup 2012 from 5-12 June when they play Australia, Germany, Ireland, Netherlands and South Africa. For tickets please see greatbritainhockey.co.uk/investeclondoncup or call 0844 499 3222.
c) Date for your diary – Strawberry Luncheon (Sunday 1 July) at Gawdy Hall.
d) For the National Hockey Museum please see www.hockeyarchives.co.uk

With kind regards         


Mike Denham           
MDenham975@aol.com        
 14/5/12




U12 BOYS ON NATIONAL STAGE

The curtain finally comes down on the 2011/12 season this Saturday when the U12 Boys play in the national clubs mini finals at Cannock HC. As East champions they take on Leicester (Midlands 1, 11.00), Team Bath Buccaneers (West 2, 11.50), Guildford (South 2, 13.55) and Thirsk (North 2, 15.10) in their pool with the winners playing in the final (17.10) the top side from the other pool consisting of Old Loughtonians (East 2), Beeston (Midlands 2), Airedale (North 1), Oxford Hawks (South 1) and Avalon (West 1). Under coach Stuart Peters our squad have won all their events this season and it is best wishes to them when they step on the national stage this weekend.     

The squad is – Freddie Dixon (GK), Kieran Peters, Sam McCluskey, William Donsworth, Jolyon Summers, David Cadman, Alex Kilbourn, Cameron Woodcock, William Simpson, Archie Winter, Stuart Peters (coach), Richard Larkin (manager).

London Prepares 
I hope these brief observations following my visit to the Olympic test event last week might be of interest. With the Olympic Park only a few hundred yards from Stratford Station travel by train has to be a good and possibly best option; the airport-style security checks were irritating but perhaps inevitable; the professional staff and volunteers were very cheerful and welcoming from the station through to the temporary hockey stadium which is a good 10 to 15 minutes walk from the main gate; the sight lines in the stadium are excellent; the blue and pink pitch a gimmick(!); the lack of cover could well be a problem in the event of hot weather during the Olympics (as I found in Holland last year); the catering within the hockey complex left a lot to be desired with long queues for the limited range of food but more importantly the toilet facilities were good! Overall I was very impressed with the landscaped Olympic Park although a little surprised to see so much building work still in progress.

Chris Whipps has kindly donated a cup in memory of son Craig who so tragically died last year. We thank Chris and other members of the family for this donation which will ensure the memory of Craig lives on at the club in the years ahead. It is to be awarded annually to 'an unsung club hero'.

Dates for your diary please:
Friday 18 May – Youth Presentation Evening
Saturday 16 June – Olympic Ball
Thursday 21 June – Annual General Meeting
Sunday 1 July – Strawberry Luncheon

NB. Golf Day (Thursday 19 July) – SOLD OUT!

Finally it is 'thank you' to everyone who supported last weekend's May Day Tournaments whether by playing, helping with the organisation before or on the two days or just watching. The two days were a great success despite the variable weather due in no little part to Kirstin Cumming who masterminded the whole event from beginning to end and to Daphne Beckett for organising the catering.

Finally, finally – please see the Home Page of the club's website throughout the summer (it must come soon!) for any important news or announcements.

With kind regards         
Mike Denham           
MDenham975@aol.com        
8/5/12

Magpies under 10s took part in the last mini tournament of the season yesterday at Watton Hockey Club.
Magpies had the only B team in the tournament. They managed to draw two games, which was great as they are all nearly 8 or 9 years old.
The A team, though won 3 and drew 1 of their matches.
They started with a frustrating 0-0 v Pelicans despite having two excellent chances to score.
This was followed by an emphatic 4-0 v Magpies B (Amelia 2, Phoebe and Georgie)
2-0 v Dragons (both goals by Phoebe Eglington)
and finally a 1-0 win v Dereham saled with a good short corner by Faith Reader at the end of a tight match.
Credit must go to Alice Wiseman in goal for 4 clean sheets and the hard work of Molly, Alice and Emily.
A huge thanks to the two team coaches / managers: Martin Reader and John Pope for their time, effort and expertese throughout the season. The A team finished with 2 tournament wins and a runners-up. They have got better and more confident as the season has progresed. There is also plenty of optimism for the under 10s next season as half the A team and several B team players will be in this age group again.



MY HIGHLIGHTS

Although the 2011/12 season is still not over – we have the Magpies Tournament (Saturday/Monday 5/7 May) and the U12 Boys playing in the national minis finals at Cannock HC on Saturday 12 May to look forward to - it is time to bring down the curtain on the third season of this column with a brief summary of the past few months, plus a few other items.

For me the highlights of a generally non-vintage season have been, in no particular order, the U16 Girls winning the national indoor club championship, the Ladies' 2nds winning East Div 2NE in fine style, the excellent outdoor season enjoyed by the U16 Girls, the Ladies' 1sts good run after Christmas leading to league safety, the Men's Over 50s reaching the national final with their 3-1 semi-final away win over Bowdon, the fine performance of the U12 Boys in winning the East Minis and the willingness of club members to help out with umpiring in the pool or before or after their own games.

There were also some other encouraging performances on the Ladies' side of the club with the 3rds having a good season despite a mid-term blip, the 4ths escaping relegation with three late wins, the 5ths finishing third in their league with a much changed team from last season, the 6ths finishing strongly to move away from the bottom three places and the Girls Development finishing second in their league behind Norwich City.

The Men's side of the club gave some cause for concern although there were still some bright spots. The 1sts were sadly relegated despite some good performances and the best efforts of the coaches including Bill Williams (who will not be with us next season unfortunately due to other Saturday commitments), the 2nds had a disappointing season rescued to an extent by the late avoidance of relegation, the 3rds kept in the hunt for promotion until the final match despite the nasty and untimely injury sustained by skipper Matt Brand, the 4ths avoided relegation with a good late run (and here special thanks are due to manager Robert Steven who kindly answered the call to run the team and who kept things going despite having to call on some 45 players during the season), the 5ths started well before encountering a rocky patch but still finished in a creditable fifth place, the 6ths finished the season in a good seventh place after including some promising youngsters from the Development squad after Christmas, the 7ths pushed for promotion all season before just missing out after another excellent few months and the Boys Development had another encouraging season. For the overall health of the men's side of the club three things need to happen before next season – any thought of dropping a team to be ditched forthwith, more players to be recruited and more of our existing members to commit to playing more often to give a chance for more settled sides to be selected with consequent less pressure on team managements who, together with all club officers, are to be thanked and congratulated on their hard work over the season.

I take this opportunity as Commercial Manager (Acting) to thank all of the club's sponsors and advertisers for their support once again including, of course, Mark and Annie Legg of Hunton Legg (R.G.) Ltd, Mark and Debbie Kilbourn of Kilbourns.co.uk, Mike Smith and Murray Graham of Lovewell Blake, Brian Pring of Larking Gowen and Nigel and Sue Bedingfield of WaveneyValley Blog.com – the latter for their sponsorship and overseeing of the club's invaluable website. We are indebted to all our sponsors and advertisers.

The Men's O50s were unable to cap their fine season with a win in the final of the EHB Masters Cup last Sunday at Cannock HC but they (and their enthusiastic group of supporters) did the club proud with a battling performance against a talented Richmond side who by the end of the game were clearly rattled by their inability to make the game safe after having only one goal to show for their first half dominance. Magpies tackled as if their lives depended on the outcome and Murray Graham had an excellent game between the posts with a series of fine saves including a superb 'one-on-one' just after the interval. As ever skipper Phil Cobbald led by example but with Richmond down to nine players for a short time the equaliser would not come despite Magpies forcing several penalty corners in the closing stages. It was a very enjoyable weekend despite the result and I thank the team for my free meal and the glass of wine or two!

Other news in brief
a) I am very sorry to record the death of longstanding club vice-president Mrs Vera Alexander. Vera was a keen supporter of the club kindly hosting and attending club functions for many years. Our condolences go to son Phil and all members of the family on their great loss.
b) It is very best wishes to club vice-president Dick Rout and Val Notley on their marriage this coming Saturday.
c) It is thanks and congratulations to organiser Heidi Wooltorton and everyone who has helped the Smartie Tube Challenge to top the £1000 mark for the invaluable work of the youth committee. If you still have any filled or half filled tubes would you please hand them to Heidi at the Youth Presentation Evening which is now being held on Friday 18 May due to the U12 Boys being away in Cannock on the original date.
d) Cricket lovers will know that it's an honour for one's cricketing prowess to be recorded in Wisden Cricketers' Almanack (perhaps the world's most famous sporting annual) and in the 149th edition, recording the 2011 season, several HMHC members are included, namely Jaik Mickleburgh (Essex CCC), Tim Alexander (Framlingham College), Harry Bamber (Norwich School), Elliot Smith (Culford School) and Ben Wright (Framlingham College). If other members have been similarly honoured in the past (and I know of at least two) I would be pleased to know including which year.

I hope to be back with Musings next season and in the meantime I could well be issuing the occasional Mini Musings to cover important events in brief. I thank club members, parents and supporters for their friendship during the season not forgetting Andrew Joyce and Brian Cole my chief assistant scoreboard operators together with 'adviser' Claude Brand. We have had some fun on the touchline. I hope Andrew and Brian will not need retraining at the start of next season!
With kind regards
Mike Denham
24/4/12

Harleston Magpies 0 Richmond 1

HA Over 50s National Final

Most of the portents were good; none of the team was suffering from hypothermia after a team photo shoot on Monday, all arrived safely on the Saturday night at the hotel in Walsall and Pete Finnie managed to make it there without triggering off any roadside cameras. The environs of the hotel ensued that no members of the team went out on nocturnal strolls though manager Robert Stimpson took it upon himself to check this. In the morning, two magpies flew over the M6- so far so good.

Anyway to the game, Richmond started strongly and pressurised Magpies from the start who struggled to keep possession and so created more pressure on themselves. However the defence allowed few clear chances other than from short corners. Here Murray Graham made exceptional saves Richard Organ's drag flicks. Magpies struggled to have any meaningful possession in the Richmond third of the pitch.

With two minutes to half time Richmond were awarded a fifth short corner and after switching the point of play several times Mark Precious scored with a rising shot.

In the second half, Magpies gradually got themselves into the game and Richmond became less enamoured with the umpires, themselves, us and life in general culminating with a both a green and a yellow card. Magpies gained their first short corner with 15 minutes left and then three others and for the first time there was real pressure on the Richmond goal.

With minutes left, Magpies took off Murray and played with eleven outfield players but to no avail.( I was requested to put in a note at this point to state that Jerry Blackmore spent longer on the pitch than Murray but I won't). There could be no faulting the effort and Richmond were relieved to hear the final whistle.

The heavens now opened as if weeping at our demise and we all got very wet at the presentation.

On reflection were we beaten by a very good team and perhaps our path to the final had been too easy as at no time had we been put under anything like the pressure that Richmond did.

Thanks go to all those who travelled from Norfolk to cheer us on. As always Magpies supporters outnumbered and outshouted those of the opposition- thank you Mike.

Also thanks to Philip for his organisation etc etc and even washing the kit.

U12 BOYS RULE THE EAST

I gave pride of place to the U12 Boys last week and it is between them again this week and the O50 Men's Veterans captained by Phil Cobbald who play in the final of the EHB Masters Cup on Sunday. But I will give it to the U12 Boys for winning the East Minis at Weybread in fine style last Saturday. After drawing 0-0 with Old Loughtonians in their opening pool game they moved into top gear with wins over Cambridge City (4-0), Ipswich (3-0), Hertford (3-1) and Spalding (10-0). They then had a tough semi final against Bury St Edmunds winning 1-0 before a rematch with Old Loughtonians in the final. This time their shots were on target but not before goalkeeper Freddie Dixon was called upon to make a vital save with the game still goalless. However, it was soon 3-0 to Magpies with two further goals coming in the second half. This was another outstanding performance by a talented squad coached by Stuart Peters and they now represent the East – together with Old Loughtonians – in the national finals at Cannock HC on Saturday 12 May. Congratulations to Stuart and the squad. For the record their goals were scored by Archie Winter (9), Jolyon Summers (7), Kieran Peters (5), Cameron Woodcock (2), William Donsworth (2) and William Simpson.

I take this opportunity to thank the many members (endorsed by chief organiser Fiona Wheeler) who helped to make the two days of the East Minis at Weybread so successful including Kirstin Cumming and Philippa Taylor and their catering team, Nick McAllen, the Master of Ceremonies on the microphone, Robert Stimpson and Ewie Cumming behind the bar, Shirley McAllen who helped the East officials with the scores etc during the two exhausting days and everyone who made the car parking surprisingly enjoyable. I was meant to be in charge of the car parking team but my decision to park the cars at right angles to the clubhouse was immediately over-ruled in favour of parallel to the clubhouse and thereafter I was effectively demoted in a car park coup!

But back to Phil and his O50 squad who take on Richmond in the EHB Cup final at Cannock HC on Sunday (11.00). They have reached this stage of the competition with four outstanding wins and one walk over with all the wins being away from home including the fine 3-1 semi-final victory over Bowdon. During this run they have played some fine attacking hockey scoring 24 goals with just 3 against and it is to be hoped they will produce more of the same on Sunday. Good luck to the squad which is Phil Cobbald (captain), Ian Absolon, Jonathan Aldridge, Keith Alexander, David Blackmore, Jerry Blackmore, Clyde Camburn, Peter Dolton, David Fairhead, Peter Finnie, Murray Graham (GK), Jeremy Podd, Bob Skinner, Jim Stather, Jon Wells, Tiger Young, Robert Stimpson (manager).

The inaugural and well attended Senior Teams Awards Evening was held last Friday in the clubhouse and it is 'thank you' to the organisers (Tristan Baynes, Kristina Erith, Philippa Taylor, Jose Tibbenham - and the team captains for their assistance) and everyone who attended and congratulations to the following winners at the end of another outdoor league season.

Team
LADIES
GENTLEMEN

Player of season
Top goal scorer
Player of season
Top goal scorer
1
Louisa Greenacre
(Betty Whipps Cup)
(Young Player Of  The Year – Sarah Brook)
Emma Lee-Smith

Richard Gill
(Leeder Cup)
(Young Player Of  The Year – Elliot Smith)
Ben Wright

2
Anouska Hipperson
Krystal Bishop &
Anouska Hipperson
Lawrence Baynes
Lawrence Baynes &
Martin Fields
3
Frankie Eaves
Jemima Jacobs
Tiger Brice
Gavin Cole
4
Sarah Legg
Sarah Legg
Jonathan Payne
Elliott Ashurst
5
To be presented at Youth Evening
To be presented at Youth Evening
Tim Allen
Special prize –
George Moore
6
Ruth Melton
Vanessa Vigrass
Gavin Kiernan
James Bensley
7
N/A
N/A
David Blackmore
Jon Wells

Congratulations to:
a) Lucy Hayman and Duncan on the birth of Toby (with, of course, our best wishes).
b) The Ladies' 1sts on winning the Women's East Conference Hospitality Award (voted by the visiting teams) due in no small part to the 'meeting and greeting' and catering of Kirstin Cumming. With Kirstin fully occupied with the East Minis the award (which includes a cheque for £150) was kindly accepted on behalf of the club last Sunday at Reading HC by Nigel, Heidi and Kira Wooltorton during the national league pay-offs. 
  
With kind regards      
Mike Denham           
MDenham975@aol.com        
18/4/12
Magpies Under 12s pictured after their 5-0 win in the final of the East Championships.
They will now play in the National Finals on May 12th.

8 Magpies girls (as part of a Norfolk under 17 squad) have just come back from an Easter tour of Holland where they managed to win a tournament in Rotterdam.
Sarah Brook in action
Katherine Ridley
Saffron Wilford
Team with trophy and mascot (Nelson)
Other Magpies players: Kira Wooltorton, Georgie Minta, Emily Brown, Jess Howland and Fiona MacKenzie
It was amazing to see the scale and passion for hockey  in Holland.
The tournament we took part in was in its 25th year, just for 16-18 year olds and sponsored by Volvo.
The girls also played a full length game at another club which had 6 astros (4 of them water based) and their own indoor hall.
On Sunday we went to watch the EHL quarter finals at Rotterdam HC.
Our Dutch guide (former Bloemendal player) got us into the players lounge and arranged for the girls to meet  some of the stars. Above is Teun de Nooijer (multiple Euro, World and Olympic champion plus World player of the year several times).
Barry Middleton - England Captain with Sarah, Kira, Emily, Jess, Georgie, Saffron and Fiona


U12 BOYS TAKE CENTRE STAGE

Pride of place goes this week to our U12 Boys who compete in the East Minis Finals at Weybread on Saturday morning (10.30). The team, managed and coached by Stuart Peters, will be playing in the event for the third successive year. They have enjoyed another really good season winning all their five events with attacking flair culminating with the Norfolk championship three weeks ago. All nine members of the squad have played a full part in this success and qualification for the national championships as East champions would be a fitting reward for their endeavours. Good luck to our boys.

The squad is – Freddie Dixon (GK). Kieran Peters, Sam McCluskey, William Donsworth, Jolyon Summers, David Cadman, Cameron Woodcock, William Simpson and Archie Winter.

In a busy weekend the club is also hosting the U10 Girls Finals on Saturday afternoon and the U12 Girls and U10 Boys Finals on Sunday without, unfortunately, any Magpies' participation.

It was good to see coach David Brook and the Norfolk U17 Girls squad, containing eight Magpies, at the European Hockey League in Rotterdam over the past weekend. They had just won the 25th Annual Easter Youth Tournament at HVS HC in Rotterdam beating the hosts 3-0 in the final after two wins and a draw in their pool matches. Well done to David and the team.  

All three English club sides – Beeston, East Grinstead and Reading - reached the quarter-finals of the EHL before being defeated. Beeston failed to do themselves justice being beaten 7-1 by UHC Hamburg while Reading were denied what could have been a winning goal against KHC Dragons of Belgium - when the umpire awarded a penalty corner with the ball in the back of the net - before losing 3-1 after two late goals in extra time. East Grinstead then lost to the host club by an identical score after being in with a chance of victory until near the end of the game. Like Reading they played with a kicking back in the last couple of minutes. Strangely on the first day of the event it was not until well into the fourth game before a penalty corner was converted and even thereafter there were far fewer conversions than normal. Taeke Taekema of Amsterdam only converted one of his nine or so chances in two games due, perhaps, to being inhibited by a serious injury sustained by an opponent in a recent match.

The event was not a particularly happy one for the 10 or so English club players who could well form the nucleus of the Great Britain Men's squad of 16 for the London Olympics. As usual the event trialled some experimental rules - this time allowing the playing of the ball overhead (!) and the award of own goals from shots within or outside the circle. I welcome these moves but more experience will be needed to form a definitive judgement as to their long term benefits.

Congratulations and very best wishes to Simon Hipwell and Sinead Caulfield on their Easter wedding. I understand there are photographs on Facebook!

Other news
a) Well done to the Men's 5ths who completed their season with a 3-0 win last Thursday over North Walsham with goals by Roger Kent and two by skipper Eddie Thorne – the latter with assists by George Moore.  
b) Active Norfolk is running a free day of coach education (UEA Sportspark, Sunday 29 April 9.30am to 4.30pm) for coaches currently working with or looking to work with disabled athletes. Please email ian.grange@activenorfolk.org if you are interested.
c) Active Norfolk has recently obtained funding to either fully or part fund candidates who are booked onto the UKCC Level 1 or Level 2 Hockey Coaching Course at HMHC. Any candidate aged 16+ not in full time education is eligible for the funding regardless of where they live. Please contact Ian Grange as
in b) above.

Senior Teams Awards Evening.  I remind all members, coaches, managers and supporters that they are invited to attend this informal and inaugural event in the clubhouse at 7.00pm this Friday (13 April) when the Player of the Year and Leading Goalscorer of the various teams will be rewarded.

With kind regards       
Mike Denham           
MDenham975@aol.com        
11/4/12

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