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The passing of Melvin Fredrickson of Hayfork Mountain was probably not noticed by many. In his latter years his many health problems weighed heavy upon him and it had become very dificult to get around. I knew him as his employer and fellow Vietnam veteran and could relate to the many problems that followed him until the end. More ... We live in a small town environment and yet we are so very fortunate to have so many merchants on Main Street in Weaverville and in so many other areas of our county. I am writing to everybody to ask that you support our local economy during this holiday season. Before you spend money driving elsewhere, consider your local merchants and businesses. More ... "As California goes, so goes the nation" was the battle cry of San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom. Well, his bandwagon just got a flat tire when voters approved Prop. 8. But his constituency has plenty of spares, so it's up and pushing full speed ahead. More ... In response to Lyn Relph's opinion from last week regarding the gradual degradation of Christian society in America, it is true that we are all created equal and each of us has the God-given freedom to chose Him' in their life decisions. More ... I'd like to thank Gary Sandahl for his excellent letter on Nov. 12. The letter from Lyn Relph though was pretty weak and confusing. As long as we Christians are relegated to his narrow smarty-pants Hollywood version as to what he thinks Christians should be - never "offending" anyone with the truth of God's Word - then I guess we are O.K. More ... Sierra Pacific Industries was very gracious to open up their left-over wood piles from logging their properties. We would like to say thank you to Sierra Pacific for the opportunity to get free wood from their property. This is our only source of heat, and we consider it a privilege to have been able to go on their property to get wood. More ... A letter last week to Feedback by a Douglas City resident left me puzzled. The writer states that she is saddened by the passage of Proposition 8. Well, a majority of the citizens choosing to pass Proposition 8 shows that a higher percentage believes that marriage is for a man and a woman to be joined together. More ... At a place called Stafford's Crossing, there was a store and small settlement during the Gold Rush. Now there's nothing but a few old apple trees and one of the largest and most beautiful English walnuts in Trinity County. On the grassy meadow the scenery is fantastic. More ... |
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