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The Family
Dorii i D My brother should
revive those old embers.
Donald F. She would turn
me down on sight.
Dorii D. My brother is
bachelor, close to 40, and I think
it is high time he took the
plunge. If only he would listen
to my advice!
About 15 years ago he had a
brief romance with a very good
friend of mine. I was sure they
would marry, but at the last mo
ment a regular Don Juan walked
into the picture and swept her
otl her feet. Donald was so
heartbroken he wouldn't even
look at another girl for years
I have corresponded through
the years with the girl who
walked out on Donald. I never
blamed Stella because I felt she
was the victim of a very un
scrupulous man. Well, it's taken
her 15 years to find out about
him. Now she tells me they have
separated. I felt there was a hint
in Jier letter that she could still
be interested in Donald. I think
he should plan a visit to her city
and revive those old embers.
Donald F The idea Stella
could still be interested in me is
just plain ridiculous. If I
couldn't charm her 15 years ago,
how can I do it when I'm bald.
fat and none too successful
either. -
Stella now has three children.
but she is still a beautiful wom
an. I know because I've seen her
picture. She doesn't need me,
My sister is kind enough to
think I am sort of a prize any
woman ought to be gratul to
have. But I'm afraid shs the
one woman in the world who
has this idea. If I confronted
Stella now, she would turn me
down on sight.
ine way i lOOK at It, a guy
wno remains a bachelor until 40
is pretty much set for life. Doris
is just creating an embarrassing
situation for all of us by bring
ing up my name to Steila, as I
know she has done. If Stella
wanted to see me, she knows
where to reach me. The whole
thing Is silly.
'.
The Council! We can't go
along with Donald that "the
whole thing is silly." Only some
of it is silly. .
The silliest thing Is the atti
tude of both Doris and Donald
that Stella, an ancient flame, the
mother of three children, and a
woman not even legally free to
marry, is Donald's one hope out
of his bachelorhood. Donald de
nies there is even this hope, but
he reveals that he requires only
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a little morale boosting to go
nying on to Stella and throw
himself at her feet.
Another silly thing is Donald's
feeling that because he is bald,
fat, 40 and none too successful,
he wouldn't be "a prize" for
some woman and a nice one at
that. From his statement we'd
guess Donald's one really seri
ous fault is his utter lack of con
fidence in himself even worse
his positive disparagement of
himself.
Donald should recognize we
are all, in a sense, salesmen of
ourselves. Nobody wants what
the salesman says is no good.
Donald should take a eoori nh-
jecuve looK at himself Airl
from the fact he is probably not
as bald, as fat and as unsuccess
ful as he tells himself, he very
likely has fine qualities, gen
erous impulses, interesting
thoughts and a canacitv for Wo
These alone would make some
woman grateful to have him. "
tt-opynght 1957. General
Features Corp.) .
Doctors Race Against
lime To Save Girl
Boston IW Doctors raced
against time today with medical
tests on 14-year-old twin sisters
to learn whether a delicate kid
ney , transplant operation can
save one of the girls from dpath
The sisters. Delores and Doris
Huskey of Desota, Mo., were
flown to Boston Thursday aboard
a special Air Force Dlanp. ar.
ranged for by Gen. Curtis Le-
may.
Doctors said that Delores. has
acute nephritis, a rare kidney
disease which usually provA
!! wnnin a lew months. She
does not have the function of
eitner organ.
In the transplant, the chv
sicians would remove a healthy
kidney from Doris and place it
in her twin. The surgery has
been performed successfully
iour limes previously but only
on identical twins. -
The thorough medical tests
will determine whether the girls
are really identical or only fra
ternai twins.
Officer Finds Cat;
Disturbs Bee
St. Louis, Mo. (W Hu
mane officer Lonzo Roberts got
his lumps searched for a missing
cat.
Roberts search Thursday took
him to a water-filled quarry
where he painstakingly lowered
himself to a ledge 150 feet above
the water.
While poking about he dis
turbed a bee hive and was stung
four times before he could re
treat.
But his efforts appeared re
warded hen he spotted a cat
on the other side of the quarry
on a ledge.
Shedding his clothes, Roberts
swam across, and floated the cat
to safety on a log.
He returned with his prize,
only to find out it was the wrong
cat.
The New Bedford Public Li
brary contains the world's larg
est collection of books on whal
ing. S. B. FONG
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CHINESE MEDICINE & HERB CO.
624 S. Riverside Medford
Train Has Run-In T
With Light Airplane
Corona, Calif. (W A
speeding freight train literally
had a run in with an airplane
Thursday.
Rookie pilot Gene Maxwell
brought a two-place Luscombe
in for a practice laLding at a
private field. The plane struck a
tree, sheared off a telephone
pole, turned a cartwheel and
came to rest on the Santa Fe
railroad tracks bordering the
field.
Maxwell climbed out of the
cockpit unhurt. But a speeding
train struck the plane and
carried the craft a mile and a
half on the cowcatcher before
the engineer managed to bring
it to a halt. . .
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Registration of Trade-Mark
Notice is hereby given that in ac
cordance with the provisions of Ore
gon Revised Statutes, section 647.030.
the application and claim of Gordon
Kershaw and Clark c. Mears. doing
business as 7 Dwarfs Nursery, whose
place of business is in the city of
Medford. county of Jackson, state of
Oregon, for the exclusive use within
the state of Oreffnn nf a traria.mart.
described as follows: a sketch of a
dwarf carving upon an apple or other
fruit with the number 7 in the hack
ground to be applied on all fruit
trees soia ny applicants was filed and
recorded in the Trade-Mark Records
in the state of Oregon at l.-OO o'clock
P.M. on the 16th day of August. 1957.
Gordon Kershaw
Clark c. Mears
doing business as
7 Dwarfs Nursery
P. O. Box 302
Medford. Oregon
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER
FOR it F
Oral auction bids will be received by
the Forest Supervisor, or hi author
iie representative at the office of
the Forest Suwrvfsnr Pnct niM
Building. Medford. Oregon, beginning
at 1:00 pm.. September 23. 1957. for
all merchantable timber marked or
designated for cutting nn an
embracing about 60 acres, more or
i, F- surveyed. Rogue River
National Forest. Jackson County. Ore-
, ,ic oumaira volumes are 400
1 J0Jrd 'eet of Douglas-fir and pine
and 200 M board feet of white fir
and other species. The minimum ac-
jt.u.c ora per ivi ooard feet is as
follows: Douglas-fir and pine $32 40
white fir and other species S12.25!
This includes the following stumpage
rates, per M board feet: Douglas-fir
and pine $31.05. white fir and other
species $1090. plus S1.15 for sale
area betterment and S0.20 for slash
disposal for all species. As a qualifica
tion for oral- bidding, all bidders must
submit a sealed bid accompanied bv
the required payment to the Forest
f.JE ST PIlor to 1:00 P m- Sep-
tember 23 1957. Sealed bids will be
r? . . DeSlnnin of the auction
ior tne information of all bidders. A
uroer, oank draft, cashier's
.1 5f?") check in th sum of
S4.ooo.oo must accompany each bid.
r f J?p on the Purchase price,
ditions of sale If requested bv the
purcnaser, contract terms will oennit
telling of timber in advance of pay-
.. M me vaiue oi tne per-1
fnrmance ond. If an oral bid is rte-
cleared w be high at the closin of
me auction. the hif Mi m,,B, :
mediately confirm the oral bid by
submitting it in writing on a Forest
,.,,on"' Tne 8ht to reject
any and all bids is reserved. Forest
service Did forms for use in sub-
muting sealed bids and full informa-
iion concerning the timber, the con-
dltlOnS Of Sale anri 4hl i -
. .. ...v. ,uuiiuijuii oil
S ? -, '"Ou'o be obtained from the
r - vregan, or
the Forest Supervisor. Medford. Ore-
gon, before bids are submitted.
nu,,....' 57-458-E
tw tot -.DfT?5 PUBLICATION
c-A-fr, Jr-X1 "-"Juki Or THE urcuu courtroom No. l ot tne Jack
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK, son Countv Courthouse in Medford
urr S,9SfTY
WM. H. ROHL and FRANK A. ROHL,
Plaintiffs, '
m vs.
nunjtrl DALE and FA YE DALE, hu-
band and wife, and ANN DALE, also
DOE HAMMONDS, wife and husband,
nn urMV.VTjJsmm.onas' ana JOHN
TO F.ACW ttvfuv IS T t .
fS SSi??."'1M,5u DEFENDANTS:
niSr-TSF NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON, von nri .gnh
!freh' required to appear and answer
the Complaint filed against you in
the above entitled ',,!, An i .
ine laSL. dav of four ivmIt, r.nn. u.
we iirsi. puoiication of Xhis
bummons, and if you fail so to ap-
pear and answer said Complaint, for
want thereof, the Plaintiffs will ap-
Ply tO the Court fnr th -li.r
manded in Lheir Complaint, succincUy
. , .L
1. That thr im ri -
wnouy unpaid by the Defendants ta
contract of sale nf rl i
u, f iniimiw ousuani to
-1JaSrnd,eJSribed' the Principal sum
of $2,028.63. together with interest
rate of Six Percent
(6 ) per annum from the loth day
of January, 1957. until paid.
2. That there is Hiia nunn. .
unpaid to Plaintiffs pursuant t6 said
agreement of sale the sum of S17639
as taxes paid by Plaintiffs for De
fendants UDon said real nrnn.H.
gether with interest thereon at' the
f;L0(,?13c,?er.ce"t 6' P" nnum
That there is due. owing and
Unpaid tO the Plaintiff. ?-
of breach of said agreement of sale
the sum of $256.25. representing daih
S? i? Premi by Defendants in
. i- agreement.
! .f,9r A Judgment awarding to
Plaintiffs the sum of $200.00 ai at
torney s fee for the prosecution of
this suit, toe-ether with ri,
costs and disbursements herein to be
a
5, For a decre ilii,m,Ui.. 41...
all the right title and interest of the
Defendants herein and all persons
claiming by, through or under them,
or any of them, in and to the follow-
hi'.ofr' r1 r-1' property agreed to
be sold under said agreement of sale
as aforesaid, to-wit:
Beginning at the Northeast corner
S: !De f"""' Quarter of the
Northeast Quarter of the Southeast
7e c .i?1 ;K" in Township
36 South. Range 2 West of the
Willamette Meridian in Jackson
County. Oregon; thence East 165.0
riT.U "V,oru! B,u-U ,eet o the
Quarter section hne between the
Northeast Quarter and th
east Quarter nf E9i c .
iiJ,cfIiVfst.on,'aid Quarter section
icf tnence bourn parallel
o,,aV, ""tune of the Northeast
?f ...J cf .he Sou""!ast Quarter
of said Section. 660 0 feet, to the
vi;n?l0fed ilnd y terminated
as heremafter stated '"'um
tiff. ,n. i d,r ??' ?lin-
Fe?nn y'Kan ,hat M,d "ght to POS-
session be continuous during the
period of redemption. g .
7. For a decree allowing the T-
find and determine to be just and
jnis court for the use of Plaintiffs
hS DTfendL"8 and ""paid from
rt " fgether
rh d. "'"T"" ,rom the da
of
,uc,n ,,decr at the rate of Six rpper and he heard tne Council
surh nr.r.r ,nnum to the time
hfclrf-e'--
oneR ? thTlumn.
1957 Summons is August 23rd.
Igro?
Post Office Address:
dfo,Core,erBuildin
By
City
Coal-Dust Explosion
Kills One Workman
Jersey City, N.J. in A coal
dust 'explosion ripped through a
spice-milling factory Thursday,
killing one man and injuring 15
other persons.
The dead man was 53-year-old
John Solokowski, of Jersey
City, who was milling charcoal
on the third floor of the Walter
C. Gregory Corp., building when
the blast occurred.
Acting Fire Chief Jules Res
slard said an "accumulation of
dust" around the milling appa
ratus touched off the blast,
which ignited a three-alarm fire
that raged for an hour before it
was controlled.
More farmers lose their lives
from accidents during haying
than during the harvesting of
any other crop.
LEGAL NOTICES
No. 9973
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Jackson
Probate Department
In the Matter
of
the Estate of H. L. Thompson, some
times known as Harvey L. Thomp
son, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned has filed her final
account and report in the above en
titled estate and that bv order of the
circuit court ot Jackson county, ore-
1 upon the same has been set for Wed-
nesday, September 4th. 1957. in the
Circuit Court Room at the Court
House In Medford. Jackson Countv,
Oregon, at the hour of 9:30 o'clock
A.M.
All persons having objections there
to are hereby notified to present the
same on or before such time.
Date of first publication of this
noUce is August 2nd. 1957.
Jewel Thompson
Administratrix
Roberts. Kellington & Branchfield
Attorneys
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
OF ESTRAVS
To Whom It Mav Concern:
Notice hereby is given that on the
24th day of Sept.. 1957 at 10 AM
at me rniz uiienbacner Ranch. Ap
plegate a public sale will be held at
which time and place the following
described estray cattle will be sold to
the highest bidder, if not claimed bv
the true owner prior to said date.
The aforesaid animals are described
as follows:
1 3 year old W.F. Heifer Brand
blotched R.H. cron off left par
The true owner of the above-rie-
senbed animals may reclaim and take
possession tnereof prior to the date
of sale by establishing to the satis
faction of the State Department of
Agriculture his ownershio thereof anri
by paying the costs of the publication
of this notice., the reasonable costs
of feed and care prior to the sale, the
cost of transportation of the animals
to the place of sale and other costs
incurred by the Department including
the time and mileage of its employees.
Any person having claim to said
estray animals may give notice there-
Guv' Huehes
Livestock Theft Investigator
State Department of Agriculture
No. 9963
NOTICE OF HEARING OV
.riVlt. irmilVT &vn DVonoT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
-STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF JACKSON
PROBATE DEPARTMENT
In the Matter of the Estate
of
BATES LlNDLEY HAMER. Deceased
TMAti. l t... : A1 , A
j nucuj 1YII Uldl.
undersigned has filed his final acaiunt
icpoii in me aoove enimea estate
and that by an order of the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for Jack-
son County. Probate Department, the
hearing upon the same has been set
for the 3rd day of September. 57 in
Oregon, at the hour of 10 o'clock
m
AH persons having objections there-
to are hereby notified to present the
same at or before such time. I
pate of first publication ol this !
nouce u August 2. 1957.
Henrv Corbin
Henry Corbin, Administrator i
with the will annexed of the
estate of Bates Lindley
Hamer, Deceased.
NOTICE
Noti-w hereby is given that a tiublie
neanng wiu oe naa ana neia Dy ana
hpfnr th rnTinril nf thm n
.agie roinx ai tne nour Of 8:uu o clock
P m.. September 3, 1957. at the Coun-
cil Chambers in said City upon the
question of the annexation to the City
nf Favl Pnint nf ral n,nnB,( in
Jackson County, Oregon: contiguous!
" wiy u .die roini ana ae-
nrihaH a11a..,
TRACT A: Beginning at
e at a nmnt
wmcn Dears aoum uu.o .per nno :
West 37.66 feet from the southeast 1 1
corner of Donation Land Claim No.
45 in Township 36 South. Ranee 1 ;
West of the Willamette Meridian in I
Jackson County. Oregon, said point '
being on the southeasterly projec- :
iion oi tne norxneasieriy iincoi va
cated Fourth Street in Dalev and i
Emery Addition to the Town of
Eagle Point. Oregon: thence along ; I
nam projectea line sourn 43-51 East ;
2UB.U5 teet; thence South 46'32'
west 45.o feet; thence North 43'53'
West 295.67 feet: thence North .
S0'02 East 457.50 feet to the point j
of beginning.
TRACT B: ReiHnninv t Mint :
which bean South 594.27 feet and ! I
west 388.30 feet from the Southeast I
corner 01 uonauon Land Claim No
5 in Township 36 South. Range 1
West of the Willamette Meridian in
Jackson Countv. . Orepn-.i: then
South 5002" West 18.22 feet; thence i I
oouin East 298.49 feet; thence 1
North 46'32' East 18 0 feet: and !
thence North 43'53' West 285.67 feet !
to tne point of beginning.
TRACT C: Beginning at a point j
"iiiun oears soum ouu.u teet, and
West 37.66 feet from the routheast !
corner of Donation Land Claim No. !
-o in iownsnip as south. Range 1 :
West of the Willamette Meridian In !
Jackson County, Oregon, said point j
being on the southeasterly projec
tion of the northeasterly line of va
cated Fourth Street in Daley and
Emery Addition to the Town of 1
Jagie joint- Oregon- thenc Ttfnth ;
SO'02- East 398.1 feet, more or less, j
to the southwesterly line of the i
-oumy noaa; tnence along said line 1
South 43'37' East 258.3 feet; thence '
South 4632- West to a point that ,
hears South 43"51' East 268.05 feet :
from the true point of heinnin-
thence North 43'51'West 268.05 feet
10 ine point 01 Deginning.
TRACT D: Commencing at a nnint
wiuvn Dears oouin ovt.n teet and
West 388.30 feet from the southeast
corner of Donation Land Claim No.
45 in Township 36 South. Range 1
West of the Willamette Meridian in
Jackson County. Oregon: thence
ooum ou-uz west B2 feet for a
true point of beeinninsr- theno
North 5002' East to an intersection
of the existing southerly boundary ;
" uie corporate limits ot Ule City
of Eagle Point. Oregon: thence
South 5411' West along said City's
southerly boundary to a nnint that
bears North 43 '53' West from the
irue point 01 Deginning: thence
South 4353' East to the true point I
of beffinnine.
The registered votem nf ihm rit
V . 1 tnint ma,. - . 1 : .
on the question of the annexation of
said real property to the City of Eagle
direction of the Council of the
of Eagle Point
Thomasine I. Smith
Recorder
City of Eagle Point
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Too must be satisfied or your monei
cheerfully refunded. Get a bottle te
itf at WESTERN THRIFT.
GOLD HILL
School Registration Set
Br MRS. CLYDE KELL
Gold Hill Youngsters who
will enter the first grade at the
Patrick school in ScDtemhpr
will register Friday, Aug. 30,
ueiween iu a.m. and 3 p.m. at
ine scnool. iach child is re
quested to bring health anrl
Dirtn certificates.
Mrs. Barbara Toner anrl Airs
Wilda Franks, both first grade
teachers will be in charge of
registering.
All other students will reeis-
ter on the opening dav of srhnnl
which will be Sept. 9.
William Brewster, nrinrinal
of the Sams Valley school, has
announced that handbook will
be mailed to all parents of Sams
valley students before school
opens Sept. 9. The booklet will
include a list of school require
ments, scnool service, bus regu
lations, teaching objectives and
other items.
Children who will enter th
first grade at the Sams Vallev
scnool will register at the school
in tne first grade room on Fri-
aay, sept. 6 between 8 a.m. and
3 p.m. Mrs. Mildred Mack, first
grade teacher, will be in charge
Among entrance requirements
for first grade in school district
6c are: A child must be six years
old on or before Nov. 15 or must
take the school readiness test
and show a mental age of 614
years; a child must have a birth
certificate or other satisfactory
evidence of the date of birth.
The school readiness test will
be given to a child whose sixth
birthday is after Nov. 15 and
before Jan. 15. The test will be
given at the Jewett school in
Central Point on Aug. 26 and
27. Appointments may be made
through the school superintend
ent's office in the Crater High
building, NOrmandy 4-2793.
According io William Brew
ster, principal of the Sams Val
ley school, busses will run the
same route as they ran last year.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack V. Lanford
of Hillsboro, Ore., are parents
of a son, Jeffrey Vaughn, born
SLASHED!
1954 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE Black and Yellow two
tone with green nylon and leather interior-full power
one owner. One of the slickest hard tops in town and we
have reduced price to make that Ed Sullivan good deal-
Was $3245 NOW $2995
MEDFORD Phone SP 2-8588
MOTORS 225 S. Riverside
r- : 1 d
from the 2nd Car Buys
in the
Mail Tribune
classified section
Friday, August 23, 1957
Aug. 12. He weighed 8 pounds,
5 ounces. Mrs. Lanford is the
former Carma Ferguson; of Gold
Hill. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Ferguson, went to Hills
boro Aug. 16, where Mrs. Fergu
son remained at the Lanford
home for a weeks visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Palmer
returned to the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Bell Tuesday, Aug.
20, following a 15-day fishing
trip on the Klamath river at
Kequa. The Palmers, of Casa
Grande, Ariz., have been vaca
tioning in southern Oregon the
past five weeks. They are form
er residents of Gold Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Palmer
and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth (Tink)
r-aimer jr., also reside in Casa
Grande, where the two men as
sist tneir father.
Sunday visitors In the home
ot Mrs. Bessie Henderson, on
the North Pacific Hichwair oo.
were her son and daughter-in-
iaw, nir. and Mrs. Tom Hender
son and children, Sandra, Jilin
da, Gregory and Douglas, of
-rrams x-ass, Mr. and Mrs. Phil
Griggs, their son Lenard, and
their daughter, Tena, of Med
ford. Mrs. Griggs is the former
Miss Ethel Henderson. Other
guests included Mr. and Mrs.
Robbie Robinson of Sams Val
ley, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Allison,
Mrs. Lester Biehn, Mrs. Pete
Munday and daughters, Virginia,
Lyndel and Wanda all of Gold
Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cameron
returned Friday, Aug. 16, fol
lowing a 4hree weeks vacation
in Winnipeg, Canada, where
they were guests of Mr. and Mr
Ralph Erwin. Mrs. Erwin is a
niece of Mrs. Cameron.
Mrs. Forest Bradfield of Salem
stayed in the Cameron's home
while they were gone. She is a
former resident of Foots Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Greg
ory of Pacific Highway 99, north
had as their guests the past ten
days Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pavis
of Alhambra, Calif. Linda Greg-
n
SELECT
now
ory of Fulerton, Calif., is spend
ing the month of August with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs
Ernest E. Gregory.
Newcomers to Gold Hill are
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Erickson
and children. He will teach
school in Medford.
E. C. Hoffman left Thursday,
Aug. 15, for the Veteran's hos
pital ,in Portland. Sunday visit
ors at the E. C. Hoffman home
on Pacific Highway 99, north.
were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc
Kay of Long Beach, Calif. The
McKays were en route to Cali
fornia after attending his fath
er's funeral in Portland.
Joe Sprouse of Roseville,
Calif., arrived in Gold Hill Aug.
17, for a short .visit in the home
of Mrs. Edith Thompson. Mrs.
Sprouse and their, daughters,
Sherrie and Vonnie, returned
to Roseville with him early in
the week. Mrs. Sprouse and the
girls had been visiting in Gold
Hill with her mother. Mrs.
Thompson and other relatives
including her grandmother. Mrs.
Hannah Routh, the past week.
Mrs. Sprouse is the former Na
dean Swindler.
Mrs. Maybelle Rains of Gold
Hill accompanied her daughters
to Milwaukie, Ore., last Fridav.
where they spent the week end
in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Snider and children.
Tena and Ricky. Making the trip
besides Mrs. Rains were Miss
Barbara Paine Mr
. ,
Robert 'Goodman and daughter,
Debbie.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mercer
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MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN
and son, Jerry, who is home on
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spent the week end of Aug. 17
and 18 at Shasta lake.
Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Graves
and children, Perre, Lowell and
Gregory, of Turlock, Calif., were
recent visitors in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Kofahl on
North Pacific Highway 99. She
is a cousin of J. G. Kofahl.
Guests in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Dillon and familv
on North Pacific Highway 99
last week were his mother, Mrs.
Rosalia Dillon, of San Bernar
dino, Calif., and her granddaugh
ter. Miss Sandra Hollister. of
Sacramento, Calif. Miss Hollis
ter is a former resident of thia
area.
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