The Oregon statesman., February 26, 1956, Page 13, Image 13

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First birthday cake . . . for Gerald Bach, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willis I. Bach,
who was born Felp. 29, 1952. He is four years old, but in point of birth date,
one candle is correct number on which to wish. Gerald will celebrate hit
birthday with a party on Wednesday at the Jack Street home of his parents.
(All photos by John Ericksen, Statesman staff photographer.)
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Catching up with mother
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years is Victor Hall, who is
nearly six, end his mother,
Mrs. John W. Hall, who
will celebrate her sixth
birthday on February 29.
By number of years she
will be 24, but has the plea
sure of observing her birth
day once every four years.
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Celebrating ., her 18th .
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29 will be Mrs. I. M. San f
ders, pictured at the left. '
Mrs. Sanders, who will be
76, once went eight yearly
, without a birthday. Mrs.
Sanders, an active member
of the First Christian
Church, is shown working
on a few of the 700 stock
Ing caps which she hai ,
made for children In the
Belgian Congo.
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Looking forward ... to her fourth birthday on February 29 will be Beverly Stein, daughter
of the Gilbert I. Steins. She will always be younger than her contemporaries by the same
elusive token as those who share her birth date. Beverly, who will be 16, Is a sophomore at
North Salem High School. ' 1
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