My Adventures Finding Joann Fabric Stores Across the Country - Joann Fabrics (2024)

A Quilter’s Journey to Track Down the Best Craft Supply Shops

As an avid quilter and crafter, I rely on having a well-stocked fabric store nearby to fuel my creative passions. That’s why I was so excited when a Joann Fabric store opened up just down the street from my house! Joann’s has become my go-to spot for all things crafting—they seriously have everything. But since I love to travel and quilt on the road, I started wondering what other Joann locations were out there across the country, and how they compared to my hometown shop.

I decided to make it my mission to visit as many Joann Fabric stores as possible whenever I’m traveling. Along the way, I’ve discovered some incredible shops, learned about the history of the company, and picked up a few pro tips for finding the best Joann’s near you. Want to know what I’ve learned so far on my journey? Then join me as I trek through all things Joann Fabrics!

Tracking Down Joann Stores Near Me

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The very first question any crafter asks when looking for a fabric store is “Where is the closest Joann near me?” With over 850 store locations across 49 states, Joann has shops everywhere from big cities to small towns. But how do you actually find a Joann near you?

I’ve found the best way is to use the store locator on their website. Just pop in your zip code and it’ll show all the Joann stores within a 100 mile radius. You can toggle the results to show only stores in your state too which is helpful. If you’re looking for a specific city, they have a handy search bar where you can directly type in the town name.

Once you’ve found some options on the map, you can click each location to see the address, phone number, and operating hours. This makes it easy to plan your shopping trip! They also highlight which stores offer in-store pickup for online orders, which I love taking advantage of.

Hitting the Road to Explore Joann Stores Nationwide

Now that I knew how to find the nearest Joann’s, I was ready to start my trek across America visiting their many locations. My crafted “quilt map” on my car dashboard marked my route as I hit fabric shops in every state.

Some of my favorite stores have been…

ThegiganticJoann in Columbus, Ohio – y’all, this place is a crafter’s paradise! Two floors, thousands of fabric bolts, every supply you could imagine. I spent half a day wandering the aisles here.

The store in Portland, Maine in a cute historic brick building. They use the original hardwood floors and tin ceilings for a retro vibe.

The shop in Galveston, Texas right off the ocean—I loaded up on nautical-themed fabrics for my next quilted wall hanging.

The location in Woodstock, Vermont in an old renovated barn! How adorable is that? All the sewing machines are set up in the former horse stalls.

From the beach towns of Florida to the mountain cities of Montana, Joann’s stores all have their own unique local flair. Part of the fun is discovering what each one offers!

Joann Store Hours for Night Owls Like Me

I tend to be most creative late at night when the world is quiet, so I try to shop for supplies in the evening too. Luckily,most Joann Fabric locations are open extended hoursfrom at least 9am to 9pm. Their busiest times tend to be midday on weekends when classes are going on.

Some tips I’ve learned for shopping Joann’s at night:

  • Look up your store’s hours online or call to double check they’re open late. Some close earlier like 7 or 8pm depending on location.
  • Evening is great for cutting fabric since the cutting counters are way less crowded. The team is usually restocking shelves too so they can help you find what you need.
  • Make sure to bring a coupon! Joann’s always has promo codes and discounts, especially on your total purchase after a certain time in the evening.
  • Shop on a weeknight if you can to avoid the crowds of weekend craft time. My Joann is practically empty on Tuesday nights!

So next time you’re up late and feeling crafty, head to Joann’s! Their night owl hours make it super convenient for us creatives.

Overseas Adventures: Finding Joann Stores Abroad

As I continued my quest to visit Joann’s nationwide, I started wondering if there were any locations internationally. I was heading overseas for a quilting retreat in Europe, so I decided to investigate!

Unfortunately Joann Fabric doesn’t have any store locations outside of the US. The company is completely American owned and operated. But I did learn they ship fabric internationally through their website.

While traveling through France, I had fabric shipped to my hotel from their online selection. The quilting cottons arrived just in time for me to whip up a t-shirt quilt using old Paris tee shirts!

When I got to Germany, I discovered lots of independent fabric shops with imported US prints—including Joann’s exclusive lines! The bolts even had the Joann stickers on them. Turns out they partner with European retailers to offer their products abroad.

The next time my US quilting friends need hard-to-find Joann fabrics, I’ll be sure to let them know about these overseas options!

Ordering Online for In-Store Pickup

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One of my favorite things about Joann’s is their website—it makes shopping at any location so much easier! Everything they carry in-store can be ordered online for pickup or shipping.

I love browsing their online quilting cottons and SCHMETZ sewing machine needles so I can hand select the patterns and sizes I want. Then I can place the order and go pick it up at my local store a few days later. It saves me so much time wandering the aisles looking for specifics.

Every Joann Fabric location offers in-store pickupas long as they show available inventory of the items you order. Make sure to check the pickup option for the store nearest you.

I try to give myself at least 2 days lead time on pickup orders so the store has time to pull and prepare everything. Then when I arrive, I just check in at the customer service desk and they bring it right out.

Just be aware that stores seem to be out of stock online more often than what’s on their physical shelves. So I always call to verify they have what I ordered before making the drive over.

The online ordering and store pickup makes getting supplies so much easier when I’m crunched for craft time!

Pups Can Shop Too at Pet-Friendly Locations

As a dog mom, I love being able to take my furry companion pretty much everywhere with me, including craft stores! I was thrilled to learn thatmany Joann Fabric locations are dog-friendly.

Some tips I’ve picked up for shopping at Joann’s with your pup:

  • Make sure your dog is well-behaved and on a leash so they don’t go wild in the ribbon aisles. No one wants a chewed up mess to clean up!
  • Bring them a little mat to lay on at the cutting counter. This keeps dog hair off the fabric and gives them a “place” command.
  • Keep a close eye so they don’t lift their leg on the merchandise. Accidents happen but try to avoid.
  • If your doggo is prone to exited barking, shopping during slow weekday hours helps avoid triggering them.
  • Bring plenty of treats and chew toys to keep them happily distracted in the store. This prevents any antsy behavior in the unfamiliar environment.
  • Keep your pup away from open yard cuts of lace, tulle, burlap etc. Anything stringy and tempting to grab.

Responsible pet parents know how to keep their pups under control. As long as your dog is well-behaved, many Joann’s welcome you both with open arms!

Staying Safe While Shopping Joann Locations

With the pandemic bringing shutdowns and safety concerns these past couple years, I wanted to highlight the efforts Joann’s locations have made to protect crafters.

Right away in 2020 they started implementing social distancing protocols, require masks, installing plexiglass shields, enhanced cleaning routines, and contactless payment. Classes and services were understandably postponed for a while too.

Now as restrictions lift, it seems likeeach Joann store has modified safety practices.I’ve seen differences like:

  • Required masks vs. optional (depends on local mandates)
  • Class sizes reduced and spaced out
  • Some stores offer curbside pickup, others don’t
  • Number of cutting counters open or appointment only
  • Acrylic guards around checkout and customer service
  • Limiting number of people shopping at once

I always recommend calling your specific store before visiting to ask what precautions they have in place. That way you can plan accordingly and feel comfortable shopping.

The Joann’s team members have also been so helpful when I have questions about available supplies, coupons, or COVID protocols. They really go the extra mile to help out!

Discovering Sewing Classes at Joann’s Nationwide

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As much as I’d love to say I was born with mad sewing skills, the truth is I learned by taking classes! That’s why I was thrilled to discover thevariety of sewing, quilting, and crafting classesoffered at Joann stores across the country.

These are some types of classes I’ve taken on my Joann journey:

  • Beginner sewing 101 – must-take for newbies! Covers machines, fabrics, patterns, cutting, etc.
  • Quilting techniques like piecing, applique, free motion, and using quilting rulers
  • Sewing clothes – dresses, pants, tops, outerwear. Garment construction and fitting.
  • Home décor projects such as pillows, curtains, table runners. Great for gifts!
  • Hand embroidery and cross stitch for embellishing quilts or clothing
  • Sewing on knits and stretch wovens which can be tricky fabrics
  • Kids camps! My niece loved the sewing camp at our local Joann.

I’d recommend calling your store to see what classes they currently offer. Schedules vary by location. Taking a class is such a fun way to meet fellow crafters and advance your skills.

DIY Framing Services at Select Locations

On my store travels, I was delighted to find thatsome Joann locations offer custom framingin addition to all the fabric supplies.

I watch for stores with “framing” or “art and framing” listed under their services when searching online. Then I can take projects into those shops to get professionally finished.

Some tips if you want to utilize their DIY framing:

  • Make sure to measure your item first so you know what size frame to get. Bring the dimensions with you.
  • If framing fabric, look for acid-free mats and backing to prevent deterioration over time.
  • Pick a frame style and color that suits the art piece. I like simple wood frames for quilts.
  • For needleworks, ask about specialty stitches and techniques to properly display the piece.
  • Keep glass off delicate works like pastels or watercolors. Opt for plexiglass which won’t shatter.
  • Frame kits with everything included make it easy! Just pop the item in.

I’ve been so pleased with Joann’s custom framing work. Now my finished quilts look like true works of art!

Exploring the Largest Joann Store

During my nationwide fabric shop tours, I made sure to visit the largest Joann store for the ultimate crafting experience! This massive flagship store is located in Westlake, Ohio.

Covering a whopping 55,000 square feet, this Joann store is quilter heaven. Here were some highlights:

  • An entire department just for quilting with hundreds of cotton bolts
  • Eight—yes EIGHT—cutting counters with ample room
  • A full classroom area that hosts national quilting teachers
  • Top brands of sewing machines to test and compare
  • Every notion you could imagine, even hard-to-find specialty tools
  • Custom framing studio, sewing machine repair, blade sharpening services
  • Fabric swatches available in every color/pattern so you can see the yardage
  • An outdoor garden center fully stocked with pots, soil, décor

I could have spent days in this amazing superstore! While it may be the biggest Joann location, it just shows how the company keeps expanding and improving their stores. Can’t wait to see what new shops open next on my travels.

Checking Online Stock By Location

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One frustration I sometimes run into at chain craft stores is finding a product online, driving to the location to get it, but then they’re out of stock! Doh. I love that the Joann website makes it easy tocheck real-time inventory by specific store location.

When browsing fabric bolts or other items on their site, I always scroll down a bit to where it says “check in-store availability.” Click that link, and it’ll show local stores in your area that have it in stock along with how many are left.

If the website says limited stock, I recommend calling to verify they still have enough of what you need before heading to the store. The inventory indicator is very helpful but not always 100% accurate.

This has saved me so many trips across town for sold out items! I love that Joann lets you pre-check stock this way. Just be sure to check back regularly as quilting cottons and notions go quickly when they get a new shipment in.

Picking Up Online Orders Curbside

Along with the “order online, pick up in-store” option that Joann’s offers, many locations now let you get your orders brought right out to your car!

Curbside pickup is perfect for quick shopping trips or when I have my kids with me. Here are some tips:

  • Select the pickup curbside option before checkout on your online order.
  • When you arrive, park in a designated curbside spot or call the store to let them know you’re here.
  • Pop your trunk or roll down a window so the employee can place the order inside your car.
  • Your ID and payment method will match what you input online so it’s a seamless hand off.
  • Make sure to thank the staff member who brings out your order!

I love how easy Joann’s makes the pickup process. In just a minute or two, my new fabrics and supplies are loaded in and I’m on my way—no need to even go inside. Curbside pickup will definitely remain my go-to option after the pandemic for convenience.

Grand Openings of New Joann Locations

Whenever I heard about a new Joann Fabric store holding its grand opening event, I made sure to be one of the first in line! It’s so exciting to explore a huge fresh new shop before everything gets jumbled up.

Some things I try to take advantage at new store openings:

  • Get there EARLY. The morning rush on grand opening day is no joke. People start lining up at like 6 am.
  • Ask if they have any special gifts or freebies for early shoppers. Sometimes it’s free reusable bags, gift cards, branded merch, etc.
  • Score one of the super-secret discount coupons they hand out. Usually this gives you 25-50% off your total purchase, or select items. Use it wisely!
  • Help put bolts back on the shelves if you move them…new stores are pristine at first. Don’t be the one who wrecks it.
  • Check out any new brands or products the store is carrying. There’s always unique stuff when they first open.
  • Introduce yourself to the manager and staff members. The new crews are always so nice and helpful before the crowds.
  • Appreciate how perfectly the shelves are stocked and organized to start. It never lasts long unfortunately, ha!

Getting to be one of the very first to experience a brand new Joann location felt like striking craft gold! I can’t wait to see where they open next.

Finding Stores with Good Quilting Selections

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As a passionate quilter, I’m always on the hunt for fabric stores with the best quilt supplies. Since JOANN is one of the largest fabric retailers in the country with over 50,000 quilt fabric bolts, they have amazing options—but some locations are better than others! Here are my tips for finding Joann stores with top-notch quilting sections:

  • Search for the number of cutting counters they have. More counters generally means a bigger store and fabric selection. I look for at least four or more.
  • Look at shopper reviews online specifically mentioning quilting. People will call out if the quilt cotton selection is small or disorganized at that location.
  • Call and ask if they have a classroom for quilting classes. Stores with dedicated class space tend to invest more in quilt merchandise.
  • Check if the store has block of the month quilt programs. This indicates an active quilting community.
  • When you visit, head straight to the quilting section and evaluate the variety of fabric designers, patterns, colors etc. More is better!
  • Scan for rare and exclusive quilting collections like Laundry Basket, Stof, Northcott Silk blenders etc. Limited releases end up at select stores.
  • Ask the employees for their opinion – the quilters who work there will give you an honest take on the selection.

Finding the right Joann store can make all the difference for us quilters. Keep these tips in mind and you’ll be sure to find the best fabric shop for all your projects!

Applying for Jobs at Joann Locations

Since I’ve spent so much time shopping and learning in Joann stores across the country, I started thinking about what it would be like to actually work there! Many crafters would love scoring a job surrounded by fabric and craft supplies all day. Here are some tips I’ve picked up for applying to work at Joann:

  • Check the careers page on their website frequently. New job openings pop up in local stores often as employees come and go.
  • If you don’t see an opening you like, go ahead and submit a general application. That way your info is in their system when a position matches your skills.
  • Know the different positions like cashiers, floor employees, cutters, and supervisors. Think about which role fits you best and tailor your application.
  • Play up past retail, crafting, and customer service experience. Highlight why you’d love sharing your passion for crafts.
  • Once you apply, call or visit the store to check on the status. Politely follow up so they know you’re truly interested.
  • Be prepared to work weekends and extended hours, especially for management roles. Retail schedules can be demanding.
  • Ask what training is provided if you have no prior experience. Joann’s invests a lot in employee education.

With great discounts, a creative environment, and helpful teammates, working at Joann Fabric seems like an amazing gig for crafty folks. I’m tempted to apply myself the next time a position opens near me!

Returning Online Purchases to Any Location

The convenience of shopping online comes with the inevitable occasional return when something isn’t quite right. I love Joann’s flexible return policy thatallows you to return online purchases to any store location, not just the one you ordered from.

Here are some tips for making returns:

  • Bring your receipt or lookup your order online so the store has the record of your purchase. Makes it much quicker!
  • Try to return items in original packaging if possible so the store can easily restock or resell.
  • Let staff know if an item is damaged or wrongly sent so they can report the issue. This helps improve quality control.
  • Be aware that clearance or sale items may not be eligible for returns depending on the promotion. Check policies first.
  • Returns must be made within 60 days of purchase for full refunds.
  • You can get your money back in original form of payment, store credit, or merch card during the return.

It gives me peace of mind knowing Joann’s has such an easy return system. Sometimes colors or fits aren’t quite what I anticipated when ordering online. Being able to return to my local shop makes exchanging problem items a breeze!

Navigating Busy Joann Stores on Weekends

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Any devoted crafter knows that weekends equal prime crafting time! Unfortunately that also makes stores like Joann crazy busy. Here are my tips for navigating hectic Joann locations on Saturdays and Sundays:

  • Shop early in the morning as soon as they open. You’ll beat some of the crowds.
  • Grab a store map so you can plot your path efficiently without backtracking aisles.
  • Don’t drive around looking for the ideal parking space. Just take the first one you see even if it’s far.
  • Bring a detailed list of exact items you need including SKU numbers, sizes etc. Don’t rely on browsing.
  • Be strategic by grabbing bulky items like batting and fleece first so they’re not annoying to carry around.
  • Be patient waiting for cutting counter help and checkout lines. Expect things to take longer.
  • Load up your online cart for pickup next time! Order ahead on the website then go in for a fast grab-n-go trip.
  • If it’s too chaotic, simply leave and come back on a slower weekday. Crafts should be enjoyable, not stressful!

With some planning and adjusted expectations, you can totally survive a busy Joann’s trip. Just tune out the crowds and focus on checking items off your list. You’ve got projects to make!

Saving Money at Joann’s Sale Events

The searching, stalking and hoarding of Joann’s coupons has become a craft pastime of its own! Their near-constant sales and seasonal savings events make it possible to get craft supplies on the cheap. Here are some of the best Joann promotions to watch for:

  • Sitewide sales– these don’t come often, but sometimes Joann’s will do a full website or total store sale at 10-20% off. Jackpot!
  • Holiday sales– Decorations, gifts etc. can be up to 60% off around major events like Christmas, Easter, 4th of July, back-to-school.
  • Flash sales– Special daily deals on select items, usually 50%+ discounts but very limited quantities.
  • Retreat sales– Big savings on notions and fabrics during seasonal quilting and sewing retreats.
  • Clearance– Always check for yellow clearance tags on out-of-season items or overstock goods. Up to 75% off!
  • Coupon stacking– Use multiple promo codes on one purchase, like a % off + $ off coupon together.
  • Buy More, Save More– Spend threshold amounts like $50-$100+ to get tiered discounts off your total.
  • Teacher discounts– Educators get 15% off entire purchase year-round at Joann!

With so many deals, you can easily save major bucks at Joann stores. Follow them on social media and sign up for emails to stay on top of all the latest sales and maximize your savings. Happy thrifting!

Joann Stores with Full-Service Bridal Shops

I was pleasantly surprised to discover that some Joann Fabric locations have fully outfitted bridal alteration and design shops inside the store! This is perfect for crafty brides.

Here’s what to expect from the bridal shops at select Joann’s:

  • Huge selections of gowns, veils and accessories to try on and purchase
  • Experienced bridal consultants to help you find “the dress” and style
  • Master seamstresses for flawless gown alterations and tailoring
  • Options for designing your own custom wedding dress
  • Beautiful decorations, upholstery, and gifts for weddings available
  • Space for private appointments and viewing new collections
  • Help coordinating all attire for bridesmaids, mother of bride/groom etc.
  • Full services for prom, quinceanera, debutante, and formal occasions too!

It’s brilliant having everything you need for bridal wear and wedding crafts in one store. Joann truly took the stress out of my dress shopping and alterations. Check your local listings to see if your store offers wedding fashion!

Using Navigation to Find Nearest Locations

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When I’m traveling or visiting a new city, my phone maps are my go-to for finding the most convenient Joann Fabric store nearby. The stores are so ubiquitous, there’s pretty much always one within a short drive.

Here are some of my tips for using navigation apps to find locations:

  • Input “Joann near me” and your current location when pulling up Apple or Google maps. It will show the closest options.
  • Save your favorite store as a contact! This way you can tap for directions anytime without retyping the name.
  • Allow access to location services so apps can identify stores automatically as you drive around. Makes finding one on the road fast.
  • Filter for only the stores along your route if you want to pop in during a trip. This avoids unnecessary detours.
  • Double check hours of operation in the map listing before going. Sometimes Google shows outdated times.
  • Look at live traffic on map to avoid hitting a Joann during local rush hour or congestion. Plan your trip accordingly.

With navigation apps, finding that perfect fabric store is just a few taps away, no matter where you roam. Never get lost on the road to crafting again!

Final Thoughts From My Nationwide Joann’s Journey

Well, it’s been a long and memorable road trip journey visiting Joann Fabric stores across America! After hundreds of locations, thousands of fabric bolts, and endless crafting inspiration, I feel like I truly understand what makes Joann’s the most popular fabric and craft megastore.

Here are some key reasons I’ll keep coming back to Joann’s again and again:

The selection– clothes to couches, they have every craft supply I could ever need, all in one spot. From luxury quilting cottons I dream of to basic kid project felt, it’s all there!

The convenience– with easy order online, pickup in-store everywhere, getting my craft haul is fast and simple. And the extended hours plus frequent sales make Joann’s fit into any schedule or budget.

The help– whether I’m taking a sewing class, getting fabric cut, or needing framing advice, the Joann’s employees really know their stuff. And they’re fellow craft fanatics who love sharing expertise.

The community– from after-hours crop nights to quilting clubs meeting in the classroom, Joann’s stores bring crafters together to share knowledge and passion. Priceless!

The adaptive spirit– this company constantly evolves with new technology, safety practices, diversity efforts, sustainability, and whatever else creative folks need. Joann’s feels like home.

For any crafter or DIYer, Joann Fabric and Craft stores are your one-stop-shop for surrounding yourself with everything vibrant, colorful, and brimming with possibility. I can’t wait to see what future fabric finds and make-it-yourself memories Joann’s locations hold as I continue this crafting adventure across America!

My Adventures Finding Joann Fabric Stores Across the Country - Joann Fabrics (2024)

FAQs

Why is Joann Fabrics closing stores? ›

Aside from its rising debt, Joann has struggled to turn a profit and has lost some of its customer base to rivals, Saunders said. "Weakening store standards and declining customer service levels, partly because of staffing cuts, have made stores less desirable," he said.

What is the parent company of Joann Fabrics? ›

Which is more expensive Michaels or Joann fabrics? ›

Joann Fabrics vs Michaels Prices

Both stores now have a commanding presence across the country. By most accounts, prices at Michaels are higher than those at Joanns. According to a Business Insider deep dive, Michaels prices across various departments are often more expensive than Joanns.

How is Joann Fabrics doing financially? ›

JOANN Inc.'s bankruptcy filing came amid both a slowdown in discretionary spending overall and during a time consumers are taking a step back from at-home crafts, at least relative to a boom seen at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

What was Joann Fabrics original name? ›

Cleveland Fabric Shop

Who bought out Joann's? ›

The company's competitors, Michael's and Hobby Lobby, are both privately owned, so it is unclear how they have performed amid those economic headwinds. The private equity firm Leonard Green & Partners bought Joann for roughly $1.6 billion in 2011, and spun it off publicly in 2021.

How much does the CEO of Joann make? ›

Compensation by Company
CEO NameCEO PayMedian Employee Pay
Wade MiquelonCEO Pay $2,740,177Median Employee Pay $12,389

Are Michaels and Joanns owned by the same company? ›

Are Joann Fabrics and Michaels owned by the same company? No. They are owned separately and are competitors. Michaels was founded in 1973 by Michael Dupay and is headquartered in Irving, Texas.

What is the alternative to Joann? ›

JOANN's competitors
  • JOANN.
  • Michaels Stores.
  • Hobby Lobby.
  • Wescover.
  • Dormify.

Where is Joann headquartered? ›

Headquartered in Hudson, OH, Jo-Ann Stores, Inc. is a specialty fabric retail chain founded in 1943. Originally called Cleveland Fabric Shop, Jo-Ann Stores market and sell fabrics, craft supplies, decorating and floral items as well as seasonal goods.

Does Michaels honor coupons from Joanns? ›

Competitor Coupon Policy*

Effective 3/27/2020, we will no longer accept any competitor coupons.

What is the legal name for Joann Fabrics? ›

Jo-Ann Stores, LLC operates as a retails fabric and craft products company.

Who owns Hobby Lobby? ›

Hobby Lobby is a chain of retail stores that primarily sell materials for arts and crafts. The company is owned by David Green, who still operates as the company's chief executive officer. Hobby Lobby is privately owned, with Green as the sole proprietor.

What is the Joann Fabrics lawsuit? ›

The lawsuit alleges the following violations against Jo-Ann Stores: failing to provide employees with suitable seating during active periods of work; and. failing to provide employees with suitable seating during inactive periods of work and rest breaks.

Who bought Joann Fabrics? ›

Joann is owned by private equity investment firm Leonard Green & Partners (LGP), which is headquartered in Los Angeles, California. It was founded by Leonard I. Green on January 7, 1989.

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