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PUBLIC NOTICE
CLAIMS against the
Estate of ALAN DIFFEN-
DERFER, of Deadwood,
Oregon, Lane County
Circuit Court Case No.
19PB04076, are re-
quired to be presented,
with proper vouchers,
to the Personal Rep-
resentative, DON DIF-
FENDERFER, at 7408
Beechspring Farm Blvd,
Louisville,
Kentucky
40241, within four (4)
months from June 19,
2019, the date of first
publication, or such
claims may be barred.
Any person whose
rights may be affected
by the proceeding may
obtain additional infor-
mation from the court
records, the Personal
Representative or the
attorney for the Person-
al Representative.
Jane C. Hanawalt
Attorney for Personal
Representative
PO Box 1153
327 Laurel St
Florence, OR 97439
Publication
Dates:
June 19, 26, & July 3,
2019.
PUBLIC NOTICE
CLAIMS against the
Estate of JO ANN GAR-
LINGTON, of Florence,
Oregon, Lane County
Circuit Court Case No.
19PB04553, are re-
quired to be presented,
with proper vouchers,
to the Personal Repre-
sentative, TINA MEY-
ERS, Trust Officer for
OREGON PACIFIC BANK,
at PO Box 22000, Flor-
ence, Oregon 97439,
within four (4) months
from June 19, 2019,
the date of first publi-
cation, or such claims
may be barred. Any
person whose rights
may be affected by the
proceeding may obtain
additional information
from the court records,
the Personal Represen-
tative or the attorneys
for the Personal Repre-
sentative.
Jane C. Hanawalt &
Laurel L. Ferguson
Attorneys for Personal
Representative
PO Box 1153
327 Laurel St
Florence, OR 97439
Publication
Dates:
June 19, 26, & July 3,
2019
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National
Beautician’s Day
June 26, 2019
Good
Luck
It can be a bright
idea to have tinted
film applied to your
car windows.
mal unprotected glass
found in side and rear
windows of vehicles.
Throughout North
America automotive
window film is mea-
sured objectively by
Visible Light Trans-
mittance standards,
or the percentage of
light passing through
glass, and subjective-
ly whether a driver
can be seen from the
outside looking in,
explains the nonprofit
International Win-
dow Film Associa-
tion.
Government au-
thorities regulate how
dark window tints
can be, so you have
to make sure your
vehicle complies. If in
doubt, you can visit
www.iwfa.com and
click the ‘State Law
Chart’ tab listed un-
der ‘News & Events’.
You can find a free
automotive tint book-
let at https://iwfa.
com/consumers/Lit-
erature.
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Intrigue, Secrets And Self-Discovery
In Four Great Summer Reads
(NAPS)—In this issue of
“BookBites,”
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showcases four captivating tales to
fill those long days at the beach.
“You Cannot Mess This Up”
by Amy W. Daughters
A funny, wrenching novel
about what it’s
like to come
home. Amy
Daughters
returns to her
hometown
o v e r
Thanksgiving
to
discuss
her parents’
e s t at e — a n d
finds herself
hurled back
in time. Suddenly, it’s 1978, and she
is forced to spend 36 hours in her
childhood home with her nuclear
family, including her 10-year-old
self. Over the next 36 hours, she
reconsiders every feeling she’s ever
had.
She redefines her difficult
relationships with her family
members and, ultimately, realizes
that her life story matters. In the
end, she’s convinced she’ll never be
the same.
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“We Never Told” by Diana
Altman
Set in an era when unwed
mothers were shamed and
pressured into giving their
newborns away, “We Never Told”
is a slice of America when the
Holly wood
lifestyle was
at its height.
That
era
still haunts
the country
t o d a y ,
because those
babies did not
disappear;
they
grew
up and went
searching.
Sonya is determined to unearth
her glamorous mother’s secret,
but when she finally does, she
discovers something much worse
than those around her ever could
have imagined.
For a copy of “We Never Told”
(She Writes Press), go to https://
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“Montauk” by Nicola Harrison
“Montauk” captures the glamour
and extravagance of a summer by the
sea with the story of a woman torn
between the
life she chose
and the life
she desires. It’s
1938. For three
months, this
fishing village
serves as a
p l ay g r o u n d
for the wealthy
elite of New
York
City.
Beatrice Bordeaux will be spending
12 weeks sequestered with the high-
society wives at The Montauk Manor
while her husband, increasingly
remote, pursues other interests.
Bea has never felt comfortable
among these privileged women.
As she drifts further from them,
Bea finds herself drawn to a
man nothing like her husband.
Inspiring a strength and courage
she had almost forgotten, his
presence forces her to face a
haunting tragedy of her past and
question her future.
To purchase “Montauk” (St.
Martin’s Press), go to https://amzn.
to/2EVUWrM.
“The Last Resort” by Marissa
Stapley
T h e
Harmony
R e s o r t
promises
hope
for
struggling
marriages.
Run
by
celebrity
power couple
Drs.
Miles
and
Grace
Markell,
it
offers a chance for partners to
repair their relationships in a
luxurious setting.
Johanna and Ben are married
but don’t know each other at all.
Shell and Colin fight constantly,
but what has really torn them apart
is too devastating to discuss. When
they begin Harmony’s therapy
program, it’s clear that Harmony
is not all it seems—and neither are
Miles and Grace. What are they
hiding and what price will these
couples pay for finding out? As a
tropical storm descends, secrets are
revealed, loyalties are tested and
not one single person will remain
unchanged.
You can get “The Last Resort”
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For more fun reading ideas,
you can visit BookTrib.com, where
readers and writers meet, and
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