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MR. AND MRS. ROGER R. RICHARDS, above, were mar
ried ot 4 p.m. at a lovely home ceremony at the Huston re
sidence in Cottage Grove Thursday. The bride, Dulca Mae
Bailey, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. U. Bailey of
Conyonville, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. ond
Mrs. Ritchey Huston of Cottage Grove. The Rev. Ernestine
Hitchcock of the Creswell Methodist Church officiated.
(Picture by Clark's Studio, Cottage Grove).
Laura Spencer of Canyonville
and Warren Richards, brother of
the bridegroom, attended the cou
ple. The bride wore an aqua knit
suit with white accessories and
carried a white Bihle with a white
rosebud corsage. Mrs. Bailey wore
a rose knit dress and Mrs. Huston,
a blue knit dress. Both wore white
rosebud corsages.
A reception took place immedia
tely following the ceremony. At
tending from Canyonville were
Muffi Cisco. Truman Gunn and
Beverly McMurry.
The newly-married couple left
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MEMBERS of Theta Deuteron
Chopter, Phi Sigma Kappa,
national s o c I o I fraternity,
have announced that Miss
Dione Myers, a Pi Beta Phi
pledge, has been elected
Moonlight Girl, 1957-58.
Uiane was cnosen trom a
court of five finalists and is
now eligible for the National : west Nazarone College in
Moonlight Girl contest. She is 'Nampa and has been employ
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. led during her college years as
Edwin Myers, 654 W. Union ' o secretary to J. R. Forbes, M.
St. ond is a freshman at Ore- j D. Mr. Friday is serving in
gon State College, where she the armed forces in Germany
is majoring in elementary I and will return to the United
education. I States in May. No date has
Glide Birthday Club
Christmas Party Held
The Glide Birthday (Tub
held ,
it's Christmas parlv Dec.
It at
the home of Mrs. Rav Simpson
The evening was spent in playing
games followed by the exchange of
Christmas gifts.
The hostess. Mrs. Simpson, serv
ed lovely refreshments to Mrs.
Keith Ireland. Mrs. Bill Kswme,
Mrs. Dick West, Mrs. Krankhn
Jones. Mrs. Bill Mcisner, Mrs.
(Jiunton Hughes. Mrs. Dick Smith.
Mrs. A U. Taggart. Mrs. Ted
Evans. Mrs. Leo Friend and Mrs
Jim Miles.
YONCALLA METHODIST YOUTH
HOLD ENJOYABLE PARTY
The hcuuifrs and pnmarv
classes of the Ynnralla Methodist
Sunday School. Ik Id their annual
Christmas party :n the tireplace
room of the chur:i atuiday aft
ernoon. Games and refreshments
f various Chn-tms capites, pop
corn halls (.nristiujs cookies and
punch were c.noyed as was an
exchange of g.lts ANiut 40 chil
dren with sonic of their parents
were present. '.Irs ThHnia Ktei
and Mrs. Homie Howard teach
ers of the classes, .vere h .stesses.
Put A Twinkle In His !ye
With A Twinkle In Your Hair
hol.dos?
W.th 0'
you'll ssont
him. Come m
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and Iff us 10. -.n o
new boir sle to put tf. iJTnV.t
in his eve.
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Special Treatment
Domogcd Hair
FAIRHAVEM SALON OF BEAUTY
URN CRAIG, 0-r
1457 W.f H..,d OKt )Mt'
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Ore. Sat. Dee
immediately for a short honey'
moon at Disneyland and plan to
visit relatives and mends en
route in California. They will return
to make their home in Canyon
ville where Mrs. Kichards is em
ployed at the South Umpqua State
Bank. Mr. Richards works at
ilanna Nickel Smelting in Riddle.
Both young people were graduat
ed from Canyonville iiign scnool,
Mrs. Richards with the class of
19S7 and Mr. Richards with the
class ol 1:5. I lie oriaegroom s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ritchey
Huston, are former Canyonville
residents.
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BETROTHAL TOLD Mr.
ond Mrs. Hugh Rives, 1220
Canyon Ave., Nampa, Idaho,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Anna Rose, to
Harlow Charles Friday, son of
Mr. ond Mrs. Charles Friday,
445 Housley, Roseburg. Miss
Rives is a senior at North-
been set for the wedding
GREEN SCHOOL MOTHERS
HAVE CHRISTMAS PARTY
Mrs. Al Krskine was hostess for
r-n c.hn.,1 xinthflr. r-i .. klhart and children: Mr and Mrs
! Tuesday evening, w hen members j
held their annual Christmas party
c and gift exchange. The Krskine
j home was festie with seasonal J
j decorations. Invited guests for the i
i evening were teachers of the Green '
; School. , '
j The evening was spent playing
gams, with pries awarded to
Mrs. Pwight Hutan. Mrs. Henry I
'Cummings. Mrs. Hussel Nelson.
sirs
Kaymonrl Dunning. Mrs. J.l.r. lr U.. r u a- i...
11. Sullivan Mrs Dick Stevenson Scott Stidham', Mr. and Mrs. Stan-! J- Densmore of Jackson County and Mrs. V. Teater gave high
and Mv. a. L. I.indherg. , v c;rt-., ri dlaf t d CnnLV ..r tt,. rhr..i;an r:T-,sU-ih
Attending were Mrs. Bruce Mar-!
tin. Mrs DeWayne Herriot, Mrs.
Leone Dickinson Mr ( akin l'.
terson. Mrs. Jack Holmgren. Mrs i
i H Sullivan. Mrs. Sandy Mc-1
iiiuaiu. .Mn. num-n niirnio. .sin.
John Cornilson. Mrs. Lea Miller,
Mrs. Dick Stevenson. Sirs. George
muni. ..us. ,n-ii luiiu-r, .i r s.
uwigni nuian. Airs, naymonn iiun
nmg. Mrs. Hussel Nelson, M r s.
Louis Berney, Mrs. John Wimer,
Mrs. Joe roote. Mrs. Al Crskine
Mrs Henry Cummings, Mrs. Rob
ert Benson. Mrs Willis Coble and
Mis S. L. I.indherg
9t, Mount Carl, Pt
Hull and Arlto Hv
dtn r rtedr to torvo
Tow.
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THE STOKES-ESTES WEDDING PARTY is pictured above
following the marriage Friday, Dec. 6, of Miss Barbara
Ann Estes, daughter of Mrs. Elsie Estes of Glendalei, to
Charles Stokes of Grants Pass, which took place at the Oli
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Harold Estes of
Glendale. She was attended by
Mrs. Robert Peil of Grants Pass,
matron of honor, and by Miss l.en
nie Reagan of Glendale, brides
maid. Ralph Stokes of Grants Pass,
brother of the bridegroom, acted
as best man and Robert Peil of
Grants Pass and Vernon Wilker
son of Glendale were ushers.
Ben Serafin Host
To Croup At Party
Ben Serafin, sponsor of the So
anish Group of Glide Campfire
group entertained the members
at a Christmas party Saturday.
The girls enjoyed a roller skating
party Saturday morning at the
Rolletta rink. The highlight of the
occasion was a charming lunch
eon at the Turn Around Inn and
exchange of gifts. The girls pre
sented a lovely gift to their host.
Members enjoying the gala par
ty were Dixie Stiffler. Carolvn
Turner, Shirley Reed, Donna Wea
ver, Iona McCord. Janet Anderson.
and Dalles Jones, and the leader.
Mrs. Charles Stiffler. Ben Serafin.
owner of the Glide Sporting Goods
More, nas Been sponsor of the
Soanish group for the past five
years.
MELROSE GRANGERS ENJOY
YULE DINNER AND PARTY
A large group of .Melrose Grange Mr. ond Mrs Wilbur Hol
mcmbers and their families en-1 ,u c, ,fU-,i, tl-,
joyed their annual Christmas din-icomb' Surherlin onnounce the
ner and party Tuesday evening at i engagement of their daughter,
the hall. A decorated tree and ap-j Deanna Rae, to Earl Horn
propnate table decorations added , brick, son of Mr. and Mrs
i0' "A-?:,s:jb"lii Alfred E. Hambrick,. also of
gifts and treats to the children.
Following the lovely turkey and
ham dinner a short program was
presented. Participating were Mar
gie Hanson, Mrs. Bud Essjry and
daughters, flavin nnH Curia in.
strumental quartet numbers: Boh I
smimema quartet numD:-rs; Hon I
Burkhart. Patty Sue and Jimmy j
ou White, rerrv Reece and
Royce Busenbark. readings: vocal
numbers. Linda Felt and Sherne
Simmons: piaiio solos, Janet Simp
son: Hawaiian dance. Toni Man
ning. Carols were led by Floyd
Felt.
Others present for the alfair in
cluded Mr. and Mrs Kan Siples,
Mr. and Mrs. Arte Stephens, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Kreuser, Mr. and
Mrs. C. L. Heece. Mrs. John Burk-
Bob Tjomsland, Bohhy and Mike
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Matthews,
Mrs. II. N. Bir.ienhark. Ray. J. P..
and Barbara Bathrick, lilr. and
Mrs. S M. Hanson, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Abeel. Mr. and Mrs. Sibley Niel
sen, Rusty snd Robert; Mr. and
Mrs. John Brooke. Mr and Mrs.
Pete Veenstra, Mrs. Flovd Felt
and Annalee; Mrs. k M. Man
ning, Mr. and Mrs. Georpe Show-
Busenbark. Mrs. Fred Goff. MrsJ
jMayme Pickens and Mr. and Mrs.
R a n...Ans.i.
Mr. v..n.ir. r,r..ni.,i . m..
sical game and accompanied at
me piano tor croup singin" Dona-
tions uf food and monev were re-
ceived for a Christmas basket for
a needy lamiiy.
RICE VALLEY EXTENSION
CLUB HAS HOLIDAY PARTY
e One of the outstanding Christmas
parties of the year was held in the
fireplace rinm of the Yoncalla
Methodist Church Friday afternoon
when members of the Rice Valley
Home Extension I'nit met for their
annual Christmas party.
I ndT the leadership of Mrs. Ha
rel U9jhl, assisted bv Mrs Min-
iurohill and Mrs. Charlie
Kirkrue. the ren was transform
1 into a bower of Christmas beau
t A tamale dinner was served at
mton bv Mrs. Frie Sienseih. Mrs.
Fdwarii Kelso. Mrs l har( Kirk
elie. Mrs Dan Wright. Mrs. Fred
Lee and Mrs. George Kdes.
Following dinner, Mrs. E d e s
played Christmas carols on the
church organ. Christmas gifts were hrated his (tihQhirlhday at his
exchangeil from a bearfl) illy dec- home Sunday at a family dinner,
orated table decorated by Mrs. Those attending were the Wal
Delton Thiel. Mrs. Van Hutch i ami . ! laces' son in la nd daughter. Mr
Mrs. Mable Allen and Mrs. Vu;n- and Mrs. Art nntti of Oaknde:
tin Rychard won door priy Clee Sparks of Oakland; anot wt
The nest mcetingrjill be at the son in law and daughter. Mr and
nice saucy w.iiip.van. 10. .sir.
meima r.sies atrri sirs An v-
chard will hae charge of the lr-
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1 Miss Linda Estes, 8. niece
of
the bride, was flower girl.
I The church was beautifully dec-
: orated with tall white baskets of
variegated chrysanthemums and
fern placed in front of the altar,
and with low white baskets of chry -
santhemums and fern on either
side of the dias.
Mrs. Wayne Wattman played
several appropriate selections at
the piano before the ceremony be -
gan. Just before the traditional
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Sutherlin The bride-elect is a
senior ot Sutherlin High
School. The bridegroom-elect
also attended Sutherlin High
School is now employed as a
warehouseman
wurenoumun ror r.
-Voolworth Co. A summer wed-
In I- W
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EVERGREEN GRANGE HOSTS
AN OFFICER INSTALLATION
I ine r-vergreen , range eiui-riam-I
ed eleven granges from Douglas
granges
Countv .Sunday atternoon for the
second officer installation service
presented by the county grange
ut-,iii, uuttdiu i.iaiiii, auu ins
installing team. ' Participating
were: lokingglass. South Deer
Creek, Camas Valley, Azalea, Fair
Oaks, Myrtle Creek, South I' nip
qua, Meirose. Riversdale. Suther
lin and the host grange, K.vor
green. Camas Vallev and Fair Oaks
were the two granges with 100 per
cent officers present. One hundred
twenty-eight offjeers were installed
al the Sunday service. Also present
were 45 visiting Douglas' County
or.ini.. mnbr, ,! Mr nrl Mn
John Landers retiring master of
the Evergreen grange, introduced
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briefly 'on the duties and respon-
sihilmes of individual officers.
The Douglas County Pomona
master. Kmmitt Walters, spoke of
master. KmmiU Walters, spoke of
future plans and meetings ot Po-
jmona grange. A duet. "It Took a
I Miracle." was rendered by Naomi
Murdock and l Wilson, accom-
named at the n.ano bv Mrs I hrlP
McCord
i-.w.( .s.r.i ,.;,.ri.ii.
bers were sung during the service
George McDowell, newly-elecled
; master of the Evergreen Grange,
welcomed the visitors and an
nounced a New Year's Eve party
at the grange.
I Howard Cracroft announced there
would be an officer's conference
held at the Riversdale Grange Jan
1 12. at 2 p m. A state officer will be
present (j conduct the conference.
At the close of the service, a
coffee hour was enjoyed by the
group .
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED n
AT FAMILY DINNER
Tom WallaiCof Toncalla
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..irs. liaroio L-nn. ano naugni
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Mrs WaaVLarnhdin. Mr. and
Nat'le Snnler
and Mr and
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vet Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Woyne Wattman,
pastor of the church, officiating with the impressive
double ring ceremony. (Fox Photo).
' wedding processional, the Rev.
Wattman sang "0 Perfect Love
The bride wore a ballerina-
; length gown of powder rose color-
ed lace. A small hat and veil exact-
ly matched the gown in color. The
1 skirt of the dress was full below
a wide satin sash which ended in
i a large bow in the back. The sim -
pie bateau neckline and cap
1 sleeves were set off by a (ingle
: strand of pearls. She wore pink
i gloves and brown slippers. Her
i bridal bouquet was of dainty white
chrysanthemums and pink
rose-
buds tied with silver ribbon and
I white streamers onto a small
I white Testament.
The matron of honor wore a pink
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ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT ! printed in silver m appropriate de
- Mr. ond Mrs. Walter H I V"'J li I If.V?'";
' Bryd9es, Uiamona LaKeiwhile Mrs. Alta Wilkerson served
Blvd. Koseburg, announce the puncn and Mrs. Bill blomme. sis
engagement of their daughter, I V1", of h onae- ?erJvedu coffee;
d f. . i-i-i- iu rJudy Blomme, 7, had charge of
Betty, to Jack C. Johnson, rre guest book.
i son of Mr- ana rs- priories
JOnnbUn Ul run YVUnil. I CAU.
, fc j
i M.ss Brydges was graduated
I rrom rtoseDurg aenior nign
School and is employed as
secretary to Don H. Sanders,
nttr.mou-nt.lnw Mr Jnhnsr)n
is on upholsterer and owns!
the Advance Upholstery in I
Roseburg. The wedding has I
been planned for Feb 22 at
fha r.jrst Cnristian Church in
Roseburg. (Picture by Chris of
Photo Lab).
MRS. McCULLUM HOSTESS
TO LUTHERAN LADIES AID
St. Paul's Lutheran Ladies Aid
held its annual Christmas' party
recently at the home of Mrs. C.
McCullum on Melrose Road. The
! executive board was host to the
! 27 memners present,
j Mrs. G. Hartman spoke on the
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Workshop held in Roseburg held
recently. The. group decided to
v. . ,ar, , nA-.m.
h.,..,rm ih nnHi u-hml
teachers. Wrapped Christmas gifts
were orougni to tne meeting to oe
sent to patients confined to the
state hospitals in Salem.
state hospitals in Salem
During the social hour, the his -
tones of several carols were read.
customs of other countries noted
and explained, and various mem-
r-.r. r.H neom. and oiher items
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ols. the meeting was concluded,'
with
Draver
UMPOUA REBEKAH LODGE
HAS CHRISTMAS MEET
The I'mpqua Rebekah lodge met
OTu4lay evening at Flkton with 17
iM-mhers present. Folowing the;
business meeting a Christmas gift
exchange was held. A potluck
luncheon was served at the ls-e
of the e'ung Decorations ere(
done by Dorothy Binder and Paul-!
ine McNeil.
THf CLOCK IHOP
532 W. UMPQUA STRUT (
Itottburf, Orf
Jack D. Gorthy
Regisltred Clockmaker
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i dotted Swiss ballerina-length gown
set off below the bodice by a satin
band which ended in a large bow
in the back. She wore a dainty
pink hat, pink button earri jgs and
j black slippers. Her bouquet was
a nosegay of exquisite miniature
! and larger daisies in rose and
1 white, tied with pink ribbon
streamers.
The bridesmaid wore a full
skirted ballerina-length pink dress
of nylon net and lace over satin
and a ruffle of pink net in her
hair. She earned a nosegay of
rose and white daisies. Her acces
sories included a rhinestone neck
lace, white gloves and white slip
pers. Tbe flower girl was dressed in
a pink brocade dress trimmed with
white lace on the bodice and with
rhinestone buttons down the back.
She wore a dainty rhinestone neck
lace and a velvet ribbon tiara
trimmed with white flowers.
The mother of the bride wore a
well-tailored grey suit with a pink
scarf at the throat, a pink hat and
veil and white gloves. Her corsage
was of white chrysanthemums.
After the ceremony, a reception
was held in the church parlors.
The couple cut a three-tiered white
cake trimmed with white garlands
and flowers and with pink roses.
Exquisite ' bride and bridegroom
figurines on top of the cake were
set within a heart-shaped frame of
orange blossoms topped by a
white wedding bell.
Guests were served from a long
table set at one side of the room,
which featured, in addition to, the
cake, a large cut-glass punch bowl,
gleaming silver, and nankins
, After guests were served, the
vuupn, '" u "ic unun
mnlher oDenpH Ihp wpririinff ?ift
, Twntehxr
, stokes
chose
lavender wool
i dress.
I The newlyweds are at home at
MT. Tussey Lane in Grants Pass.
Mrs. Stokes has been a resident
of Glendale most of her life. i
The bridegroom has lived in
Grants Pass for several years. He
is employed as a logger by the
Rlise Logging Company of Grants
Pass
v Gerald Davenport
Today hair coloring is accepted
""her kind of make-up-one
01 th' mo5t importantNow we
it Now we
to suit our
Hume. . .A
. can , cnange our nair
personality or our costum
bronze tint can be sprayed on for
a festive evening and brushed out
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in tbe morning for everyday livmg
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.becomes an asset.
Wonder why you sometimes don't
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caretul make-up lid place t mir
ror near a hi
window i
high voltage light
off later . .
. it wit pay
Mrs. Giaat French's son is
among the hoittay visitors to Rose-,
burg. He r8ri arrived fram '
New York'ity wne!he is stuj-.
ing for the Episcopal mlnistrv.
Mr. and Mrs. D. WKin are
announcing the birth ir theirOWi.
VMlrkaal Al.n nn rrul.v Vnv.m.
ber 29 Congratulations Day rand
(JUaaine. O,
wewant U wish allrtw you a
vrvClhERR'V CHRVTaVS (mm
Vl of igat the STUDIO OF V&
'To look vour Joveli RU' tr) a
MISS CLAIOLrplied to pencc
tion bv a spectalt-'rjil the STUDIO
OF HAIR DESIGN, ben OR
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MR. AND MRS. BRUCE BAILEY, above, were marrild at
the First Methodist Church in Stevenson, Wash. Saturday
Dec. 7. The bride, Karin Ann Liljeberg, is the daughter of
Mr. ond Mrs. Ralph Liljeberg of Coos Bay, and the bride
groom is the son of Mr. ond Mrs. Elgin Bailey ond is a
brother of Dr. Don E. Bailey, Roseburg. Both the bride
and bridegroom are sophomores at University of Oregon,
where the former is o member of Alpha Chi Omega sor
ority and Mr. Bailey is affiliated with Delta Tau Delta
fraternity. They are making their home ot 969 Franklin
Blvd., Eugene. The bridegroom will continue his studies in
dentistry. Accompanying the couple to Stevenson and
attending the wedding were the parents of the bridegroom.
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BRIDE-ELECT Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Mansfield of Sutherlin an
nounce the engagement of
their, daughter, Joan E. Mans
fiold, to Ted L. Marcy, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Marcy of
Cottage Grove. The bride-elect
attends Sutherlin High School
and Mr. Morcy is a student
ot Cottage Grove High School
ond is employed by Weyer
haeuser. No date has been set
for the wedding.
ROBERT SHAFFERS HOST
BIBLE ACADEMY FACULTY
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaffer
were host to the Canyonville Bi
ble Academy faculty at their home
Saturday evening.
A potluck buffet supper began
an evening of games, caroling and
a gift exchange. Mrs. C. E. Park -
er was a special guest of the
group.
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S: Ij 'j fl "ii I'Kk Satin, Wnin Sttln, .
g i )V StK. Gold Satin, Fink
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TO BE BRIDE
and
Mrs. H. B. Radford of Rose
burg announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Mary,
to John Rand, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence K. Rand of this
city. The bride-elect is o stu
dent ot Roseiburg Senior High
School ond Mr. Rand is em
ployed ot Pal Motors used
car lot. The wedding has been
plonned for June.
DEMONSTRATION PARTY
HELD TUESDAY AT ELKTON
Mrs.- Betty Williams of F.lkton
was hostess Tuesday afternoon at
a demonstration party, with Bes
sie Lakey of Drain as demonstra
tor. Guests present were Mrs. Carl
Moore. Mrs. Irl Binder. Mrs. Dick
Schmidt. Mrs. Lynn Surgeon. Mrs.
i Gene Anderson and Mrs. John
Levenhagen. Refreshments were
served by the hostess.
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