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Thornton Corners. S O C IE T Y Phono WH C u r tit Children Visit at Christmas by Mrs. J. W. Fisher I MU Phone WH 2-3570 ter's uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hogan, of Portland. Mrs. Sadie Alleman accompan ied Mr and Mrs. Herschel Phil lips and Mrs. Leslie Chapman of Yoncalla to Roseburg for Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. Phillip’s daughter in that city. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Nowak were dinner guests Christmas evening of their son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cool ey. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Turpen and two daughters, of Arcata. Calif , their son, Pvt. Larry Tur pen, home on leave, and Miss Darlene Thomas, of Eureka, Cal- -• lfornia, were guests over the weekend of Mrs. Turpen s bro ther and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond White. On Christ mas day both families were din ner guests at a fam ily gathering at the home of their mother, Mrs. Ida White, at Creswell Mr. and Mrs. Harold Slater spent Christmas day at Sweet Home with his parents, Mr and Mrs Otto Slater. Pruitt's Entertain School Program Well Attended In Wedding Party by Irene Ames Phone WH 2-3232 Carolyn Coon is spending the Mrs George Foster and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Shepherd Curtin grade school Christmas holidays at home from the Uni and Mrs. Bill Pruitt and son. and daughter, of Monmouth, were were guests Christmas day of program was held December 20 versity of Oregon and Alpha guests over the Christmas week Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pruitt. Other at the Grange Hall w'ith a capac Xi Delta Her roommate Carolyn end of Mrs. Shepherd’s parents December guests were Mr and Mrs. Ralph ity crowd. Each room, presented Cash was married Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Whetham’ 1 26 in Portland. Carolyn and her Brown of Oakridge and Mr and a play and singing. The Whethams son, Roger and his Later treats were passed out fam ily and Mrs. Glen Brown and Mrs. Claire Pound. family, of Myrtle Point, were Judy all attended the wedding. by Santa Claus. Mrs. J. W Fisher and Miss No- breakfast guests Christmas mor ’’ vi? ’ Mr. and Mrs. John Drake and Carolyn was a bridesmaid. ning of his parents, and on la Jackson accompanied Mr. and Guests at the Eddie Becker Mrs. Wilbur Heath, of Mt View, family from Terrebonne, former (hristm as day, Mr. and Mrs. M ' » to the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Curtin teachers called on friends home were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Whetham and son Lester were Phillips and children from Ontar dinner guests of Mrs. Whetham’s A Heath at Hebron, on Christ in the community Sunday. mother. Mrs. Lottie Kirkendall mas eve. to a Christmas dinner A family reunion of the Mea io. C a lif. and Mrs. Martha Hon- of Saginaw. and opening of gifts and visiting cham fam ily was held in the nold of Eugene. later. Mrs. Bob Zuvieh of Cottage Mrs Karen Thompson’s Christ grange hall Sunday. Present Grove gave a party Sunday after- Mr. and Mrs. Grant Dulley were: Mrs. Ruby Meacham, Eu mas dinner guests were M r and noon at the home of her mother, and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dulley gene, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kerr Mrs. Jack Isaacson, daughter of »»__ Grace ------' LaBlue, . honoring . . her • were Qirustmas day guests of and family, Oakridge; Robert Mrs Thompson and their children Mrs. son Ricky, on his birthday anni Mr and Mrs Lester Rearriek McGowan, Mr. and Mrs. Dortis of Roseburg; Mr and Mrs. Fred at Blue Mountain. versary. Guests were Mr. and children and Doak. Loyal Hough, all of Eugene Thompson and Mrs. Tom Zuvieh. Mr. and Mrs. .Mrs. Maude Powell spent Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ranmng, Leb Toni Anlauf and son Mark; dau Larry Zuvieh of Cottage Grove, Christmas day with her daugh anon; John Jones, Yoncalla and ghter and Jim Swane of Cottage and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ter, Mrs. Alfred Howard of Mos Mrs. Grace Moorman. Drain. Grove. White and children, and the ho by Creek, and the latter’s son Harry McMichael is spending Mrs. J. A. I-and of Oakridge nor guest and parents, Mr. and and daughter-in-law, Mr. and spent Christmas week with her the holidays with his family. He Mrs. Clifford Howard of Drain, daughter and family, Mr. and is attending a Boise, Idaho, Bible Mrs Bob Zuvieh and grandmoth er. Mrs. LaBlue. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Nowak were Mrs. John Wright. college guests Christmas day of Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Harold Slater Mrs. Jennie Backus of Sunny Mr, & Mrs. Floyd McMichael’s had as guests Saturday, Mr. Sla- Mrs. Jack Holbrook in Cottage Side spent Christmas week with Christmas day guests were Mr. Grove. and Mrs. W J Hargan of Eu Mr and Mrs. Charles Cooley Mrs. Helen Sands. Rev Richard E Baldwin and gene: Mr. and Mrs. Jim McMi entertained at a tea party one day last week at their home, Mrs. Baldwin were dinner guests chael. Mr. and Mrs. William honoring Mrs Cooley's sister-in- Christmas day at the Johnnie Wolfard of Drain & Miss Kathy Harrison of Cottage Grove. BY Suzanne Conner are on the fourth Tuesday of each law. Mrs. Keith Attridge on her Wright home. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Grover of Christmas eve guests at the month at the Crow high school graduation from University of Sutherlin were callers Christmas No meetings w ill be held in July Oregon Mrs Attridge w ill be Ames Ranch were Mr. and Mrs dav at the Ames ranch or August. Next meeting w ill be teaching at Latham. Guests at Ralph Humphrey and fam ily of Mr and Mrs Delmar Rearriek the tea were her parents, Mr. Cottage Grove. Mrs. Humphrey and children spent Christmas in The newly formed Crow high January 22 Membership at pres and Mrs. Warren Korstad, Miss is a daughter of Mrs. Ames. FAMILY'S FAVORITE TEACHER — Mr«. Len Portland. grade* when *he taught at Delight Valley and school Athletic Booster club has ent numbers 39. Linda Korstad, Bruce Korstad Christmas day guests were Mr Culver (at left, front row) ha« had all member« Christmas dinner guests of Mr elected officers and laid ground and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Korstad, and Mrs. John Kinser, of Salem. each of the children had her a* second grade of the Melvin Alien family, resident« of Black all of Eugene, Mrs. Gobin, Mr. Mrs Kinser will be remembered and Mrs Joe Selva were Mr. and work for the furthering of athletic teacher at Latham. Mrs. Culver, who is teaching and Mrs. Joe Sarrett, Mr and as Ginger Ames who graduated Mrs. Bud Sands and children; interests in the community. Butte route, in her classes during her teaching her 13th yoar at Latham, will complete her 35th Mr and Mrs. Robert Donely and Mrs Harold Burge and Mrs. from the Curtin school A bass viol and a foot pedal for career. They are Mr. Allen (center, front row) Mrs Tom Holland was elected year of teaching this spring. In the year* Mr. children of Imperial Beach, Cal Sears, Mr and Mrs. LeRoy A t Mr. and Mrs Wallace Garoutte president; Lloyd Counts, vice ^ e bass drum were recently pur- Mrs. Allen (at right, front row) and their chil and M r* Allen were in her classet she taught ifornia, Mrs. Helen Sands and tridge, all of Cottage Grove; Mr president; Mrs. Herschel Tracy, chased for the school for use in and Mrs. Robert Williams of and children of Kelso, Wash . Mrs. Jennie Backus of Sunny dren (from left, back row) John, 8, Arleigh, 15 all eight grade* but since she has been at La spent Christmas week with Mr. secretary and George Hopkins, the band. Mary Fleming plays Roseburg, and Me. and Mrs. Side and Laura Lee, 11. Mr. Allen went to school to tham has taught only the second grade.—Clark and Mrs. Howard Garroutte. treasurer. Advisory board mem the bass viol and joined the band Stewart Burge. John Sowles has been taken her at Silk Creek three year* from 1930 to 1933; Photo. Mr and Mrs Wallace Garoutte bers are: Roy Burch, three year in accompaniment for the Apple- Mrs. J. W Fisher was and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. back to the Sacred Heart hospi Mr». Allen attended the fifth through eighth term; Tom Holland, two year gate and Lorane grade school a guest on Christmas day of a tai in Eugene for treatment Howard Garroutte fam ily spent term; Albert Puls, one year Christmas programs. nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Del term. The president and the sen Fred Dahl, band director, Lyle Scott, at Trent, at a fam ily mar Groat of Culp Creek. HOLIDAY VISITOR Cub Scout Pack Hikes ior coach at the high school will plans to develop a combo from dinner of the Scott’s children Son Visits and grandchildren. complete the board. bis sixth period band and w ill Into Devils Canyon Marvin Hawes of Oakland, Mrs. Irene Ames was very Mr. and Mrs. Joe Premazzi much surprised on answering a Calif., left Saturday after spend Clint Boehringer, Mrs. Lloyd use the two new additions in it. were dinner guests Christmas Twenty six members of Cub Counts and Jerry Deedon pre knock at the door Friday after ing a week here during the holi day of Mr. and Mrs. Albert To- noon to find her son Richard days with his parents, Mr. and Scout Pack 18 took a hike into pared the bylaws which were ac nole in Cottage Grove. Devils Canyon and back Sunday cepted by the group. from Hawaii standing there. He Mrs. Lynn Hawes and brother Mrs. Hattie Trent spent Christ said he had received a letter and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. un 1er the supervision of Herbert Finance committee consists of mas in Springfield with her son- The annual Oregon Employ from his mother Thursday af Norman Hawes and family. He is Miss Alice Pitney, grand wor who used as her theme, "A lice ’s Lombard Jr. I red Deihl, Manley Purdy, and in-law and daughter. Mr. and thy advisor of the International Wonderland ’’ O ther a d u l t s accompanying Mrs. Dale Holland. They are out ment Service counseling session Mrs A. E Higgins. She returned ternoon and her writing did not employed by the Internal Reve was held recently for the seniors. look right He called the airport nue Service in Oakland. Order of Rainbow for Girls made Members of the Order of Rain them on the hike were Charles lining ways to proeure the neces These sessions are held to help home Wednesday. and they had a plane leaving in a visitation to the Cottage Grove bow for (»iris are supporting a Wiggins, ( ’uhmaster. Walter Gra sary funds. Call on Sister determine what the students are an hour Twenty minutes after and North Douglas Assemblies at clothing drive for members of ham, lin k Chambers, Wallace Mrs. Stanley Monroe, of Busby, reading the letter he was on the Lloyd Counts. Mrs Dale Riddle most capable of doing after grad the Masonic Temple Monday uf Fred way to the airport. He landed 4 and Dale Daniels make up the uation. Tests were given and lat Alberta, Canada, Mrs. that order in Guam which recent Purcell and Donald Metteer. ternoon. Duiing Christmas week pack project committee. Voight of Independence and hours later by jet in Portland. ly w a s hit by a devastating er the results w ill be compiled Lakeside, He members went caroling at the North Douglas Asemhly pre storm. Membership fees have been set and discussed individually with Mrs. Ray Potter of could only spend 3 days at were visitors Thursday of their geriatrics ward in Cottage Grove sented the initiatory degree for Election of officers w ill he con Hospital. They returned to the at $1 00. Regular meeting dates each student. The employment sister, Mrs. John William They home as he had to be back to four candidates, Glenda Westfall, ducted at the next meeting of service is chiefly interested in had returned from the funeral work Wed He is in the Federal Methodist church for refresh- Sheryl Booher, Judy Pitcher and the local ussenihh I he m< those students who plan to go to of Mrs. Potter’s husband who Income office in Honolulu and Q ualifying W ork Given merits of Christinat cookies. Linda Lee. The local assembly stated the rush for refunds starts will he Monday, January 14 work directly after graduation It passed away suddenly Christmas January + 2nd over there balloted on candidates and was A t Lodge M eeting day. offers these graduates its serv Mr. and Mrs. John Migas of in charge of t h e opening and Mr. and Mrs. Clement Town ices in seeking employment. spent Christmas with the A B C ’s of C re d it' closing ceremonies and escorting. Mrs. C. V. Newton, noble send and family, William Adam Lorane Michael Migas family. grand elect of Cottage Grove Re Each assembly presented the son and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Ad Lesson at Lakeside HEU Mrs. Jess Bullard spent Christ bekah lodge, presented wo*k to grand worthy advisor with a gift amson and children were guests of money and North Douglas as Christmas day of Mr. and Mrs. mas week with her daughter Mi . Earl Rose and Mrs. Ger qualify for the noble grand post Mrs. Ted Lachman of Oswego. Duck Preview, senior visita Lester Payne, at Walton sembly presented an addendum ald Beers will present a lesson at a meeting of the lodge Decern* Mr. and Mrs. George Durest tion day at University of Oregon, in her honor and presented its on the "ABC s of C redit" at a ber 26 Hear Cottage Grove Chapter No. 4 meeting of Lakeside Home Ex project money to her Plans were made to assist the will be held January 26 Their of Gresham, and Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Earl Davis. On Christ Other honored guests present Order of Eastern Star, was to tension I mt Tuesday. January 8 Creswell lodge in installing offi- aim this ycar ls to provide stu Henry Snauer were guests of mas day, Mr. and Mrs. Davis George Knowles were Mrs. John Martin of Eu honor SO-year members at a at Hebron Grange hail Those in cers Installation of local officers dents, their parents and counsel- their mother, Mrs. Carrie l^ayng accompanied by Mrs. Davis’ mo ther and stepfather, Mr. and ors with the opportunity to ex- on Christmas. gene, grand deputy of the Inter meeting Thursday evening. terested in knitting classes are will he January 12. Miss Nola Jackson spent Mrs. h red Laubach, were dinner — plore the academic facilities, national Order of Rainbow for Friday, 7:15 p.m. asked to be present as that sub day at Drain with the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Rip- The chapter observed the ject will he discussed. ART DISPLAY HELD OVER meet the faculty, and have their Christmas Girls; M is s Avis Mathison, of py. at Crow- Lee Darnell fam ily An art display at the Carriage question» answered accurately. Beaverton, grand nature; Miss ( hristmas season at a recen t A potluck luncheon will he held Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fisher of Registration cards must be ob- Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. Earl spent the weekend and Christmas Janefle Stone, grand representa meeting with the chapter room at noon Mrs. Robert Kivela will House is being held over until decorated with a wreath of nat tive to the state of Kansas in Ore babysit in her home Sack January 16 by popular demand, tained from Mr. Marshall and re Fisher of Veneta and Mr. and day with a brother and sister- gon; Miss Janice Deeds of North ural cones and pods circled by lunches are to be taken for the The display is of original oil turned before January 18. with a Mrs. Ivan Fisher of Eugene in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Tho Douglas assembly, grand repre miniature colored lights, a white children in her care paintings by Mrs Ina Pruitt of $2 registration fee to cover the were guests through last week of mas of St. Helens. // sentative to the state of Missouri angel and potted poinsettias Tin Mr. and Mrs G. H. Mosby of Leaburg. well known Oregon ar noon luncheon The program will Mrs. J. W. Fisher, on different days. he from 9 a m until 5 p m . on the in Oregon; Miss Sue Beckley, of l’,an,s piler were taken to mem Dexter were Monday afternoon CATHOLIC ALTAR SOCIETY tist. The exhibition began De campus Mrs Grace LaBlue and Mr. visitors of Mrs. J W Fisher. North Douglas Assembly, past bers who are shut ins. New officers of Catholic Altar cember 7. Mr. and Mrs. James Bragg and Mrs Howard Raymond, Sus- grand representative to the state Mrs Ivan Abcene and Mrs S »ciety w i l l he installed at a . . . Another anne and Steven, were dinner Mike Bragg, and Mrs. Robert of Nevada and past worthy ad Leo Rickard sang a duet, "Star meeting Monday, January 7, at guests on Christmas day of Mr. Jones visited Monday evening Prophecy Night visor; Linda MeClaman, Vicki of the East" accompanied on the the ( at)i die school The meeting M edical Self-Help and Mrs. Bob Zuvieh, in Cottage with Mr. Bragg s parents, Mr Malcolm and DeLoris Porter, piano by Mrs Wanda Stromme. starts promptly at 8 p m A dance was planned for the Grove. and Mrs. J E Bragg at Yoncal Join the Crowds Program to Be Explained past worthy advisors of Cottage Chapter members were led in latter part of January during the Mr. and Mrs. Harry Skelton la Grove Assembly; Mrs Ted Tay singing ol carols by Mr s Aheeue at the BIRTH Mr and Mrs. Joseph Sarrett Mrs D. E Drake of Creswell meeting of the car club "Burches and son Roger spent Christmas lor of Elkton, mother advisor of Duane Githen:s, son of Mr and w ill explain and demonstrate the Marauders" r e c e n t l y Other eve with their son. Douglas and and Mr. and Mrs Keith Attridge ANNOUNCEMENTS N. D. Aseiuhly; Mrs Scull, past Mrs. William iGithens playee1 two Medical Self Help grogram at a items discussed ranged from wife in Eugene and on Christ and daughters, Betty and Linda mother advisor of ND assembly. inailo solus, “ t been Sleeves’ and Old Diane Theater meeting of Walker Home Exten howling to a safety rally over mas day they were dinner guests ol Cottage Grove, were guests PIKE _ Mr aiml Mrs. Morris Mrs. Warren DelaVergne, weir "Sonatina in C” and an en coi e of Mrs Skelton’s brother-in-law Christmas day of Mr. and Mrs the course from C r o w to the sion I mt Tuesday, January 8, at 'ike, 408 'I 'a y lor, Cottage (ji ruve, thy matron of North Star Chap and sister, Mr and Mrs Harold Charles Cooley Mr. and Mrs. Le Wallace Hoitw-rtsiWi annonmeed No Admission Charge daughtei-, Shairon Lynn , De- Walker hall Anyone interested in Clear Lake cutoff on the McKen Glaisyer, also of Eugene. ter, Order of Eastern Star, and that there would bi anotin i roy Attridge were callers later taking the course is invited to zie Pass Prospective members ember 28 in the evening. Mr. Beckley, dad advisor ol ND Masonic dance on Satarday. Jan- Mr and Mrs. Alvin Johnson are invited to attend any of the DILLON — Mr. and Mrs Ja y attend. Assembly and family attended a pre- uary 2« club activities. The meeting will start at 10 hllori, 1045 Ash. Christmas dinner Sunday at the Cottage Grove, A reception was given for the a rn and there will he a potluck Refreshments were sieved daughter,, Lain.i Lee, Di -ceni home of Mrs. Johnson's brother- grand worthy advisor after the Mr. and Mrs Earl Hill, Mi luncheon at noon in-law and sister, Mr.-and Mrs meeting The Misses Nita Kerr, Mis Ed Wiese, Mrs Sam \ «. —♦ — teh MIL! EH W W. Bunch, at Elkton. Other Mr. and Mrs H a r Nina McCoy, Marlene Geer, Pat and Mr* John Walker MAKE UP DANCE CLASS hl Miller, 436 S loth, Cciti age ty Daubenspeck and Barbara Round Robin volleyball intra- members of the fam ily from A make up class for beginners ¡rove, a d augliteir, Debra Ly mi, Roseburg were also present at Bagley served refreshments As murals started the week before the family gathering. w ill be held at 7 p m . Saturday, h'cember i28. sisting in furnishing refreshments Christmas vacation Seniors and Mr and Mrs Curby Hippy and K EP1IA HT — Mr and Mrs January 5, at the Boots and San sophomores combined to form were member« of the Kainlxiw a il Keph,H i, P O Box EH. dals Square Dance club barn at four teams as did juniors and son Radd, of Fort Stewart. Calif Intard which includes Mr. and were visitors Thursday of Mr. ottage Grc►ve. a (laughter, Tere- 10th and Jefferson. The class is Mrs. Glenn W»cks, Mrs Ray i Ann, Deici-in her1 29. conducted by Mr and Mrs. Jim fresh m en E ach team should play mond Wilder, Mrs Ruth Brad twice a week making it possible I'AYLOH Mr and Mrs Ho- Cypher! uf Springfield ford, Mis. Roy Stone, Mr and for each team to oppose all oth — ♦ — •it Taylor Houti • L Box :253 A, Mrs. Wolff Allen. Mrs Walter- The next Civic Mus ers. A ssocia BPW M E E TIN G »ttage Gi ove. a dang hter. Calhoun Mrs William Githens. tion presentation will la- Helen lawna l.yi ui, Di-i Business and Professional Wom cember 3o Mrs. Marvin Kerr, Mrs Glenn Hayes and Maurici Ev an "A 1 OUHME It — Mr and Mrs. en s club w i l l hold a dessert Laverty, Mrs. Lawrence Porter Program for Tuo Pia ve ary Fomn 1er, I» O. Box !92. a meeting ut 7 30 p in Monday at Me \i thur Com t Satin i and Mrs William Sayles ¡mghter, Hhonda Lynne, Di -erin M i s t e r Skinner's Restaurant Westfir w ill play Crow on the The temple was decorated for January 5, at 8 p in Mrs Muriel Peterson will be in home court Friday evening and Although Miss Has« and the occasion by Mis Lynn P u t. i P< >TTE H - Mr and Mrs. Billy charge of a lesson on "Civic Par Ixiwell w ill oppose the Cougars Evarts are the onlv tw •etm .tter. Diss ton, a json, Deceim ber ticipation ’’ th( tage. ma ny otin also at home on Tuesday, Janu ary 8 - ♦— « 1 t m the I product; Hl I NELSON — Mr. and Mrs w. th ree former Cm ver ltV if (1 PLAIN DIRT GARDENERS Nelson, 1201 1Äennett Creek gon (I drama * tiidents Mrs Henry Arp, BB Rte., will live. Cot t j ige Gr«>ve. a son, be hostess to Plain Dirt Garden talion >f the w or k i » W(H»I»Y - Mr and Mrs Cl ers at 130 p m Friday Mrs Alden the set Ä MT)(1 C ‘Ml \\ Kxly , Ixirai ie Route. Box Cora Cooley w ill be in charge of World War I Veterans and Aux be de gned I >.v Don Cottage (»rove a sun, Jlanu- a lesson on \rbors, Vines. Vane diary will meet at 7 3u p m E h the stage Glass-lined day at the American Le ion hull Foster I ties and When and Where to ► LA Mr and Mis Ray- Plant " foi iMisiness sessions and election Hayes wr lk< 1.01 ilic Boute, Box of officers, A potluck d uller it CM \ pre: (ill ► e, twin daugh- C 30 j) m. w ill precede the mart Evans ar / 3. "a n i to t »ng«. npu Barracks candidates art P S sity oí o The First W ater Heater EM Bukoe ski, commander Walter (All our Fixtures and Appliances are Top Brand Too Late to Classify W ith 10-Year This g irl is letting you in on a Doeenii, firs t vice commander secret-her “ Sonotone W isp "* Herefhel Map«’», eeeund vie«* Merchandise) ,'IY M o l T il Take over pay Unconditional hearing aid. I t ’s Sonotonea Commander; Warren Edwards, •nts WH 2 3657 21 lie smallest, lightest ever — weigh» ju d fC a d v o c a te , E th a n Alien* Guarantee Friendship Club Plans only >4 of an ounce. I t ’s a w isp Enjoy It Now — Pay Later! quartermaster, Charles Whipp* of a hearing aid worn entirely On Tank chaplain. Nomination* also will January I I M eeting at the ear. Women hide it with be accepted from the floor a curl, men just tuck it in place. NO MONEY DOWN Friendship club will meet J C an d id a te s for th e A uxiliary It you have tro u b le under are Mrs. Roy Bruce, president. uary 11 at the home of Mrs. standing others, make a hear A* Long As NO MONEY D O W N ing date with — Mrs. L J fiimonaen and Mrs. Premazzi with .Mrs. Grace W e'it After Your Monty— 36 Moi to Repay Clarence Peterson, senior vice Blue ax cohoeless. SO N O TO N E’ AS LO N G AS 36 M ONTHS TO PAY Not Your Clothe«! 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