William Stover, who with his wife celebrates their 34th yearof marriage, displays an object of his wood carving hobby.His wife, Grace, raises orchids.Wood Carving, OrchidsHobbies for Taft PairCalifornian News ServicaTAFTWilliam Stover and seven children, all of whom wereWay man were marriedborn in Longyears ago in Phoenix, Ariz. He nou iiave 15 grandchildren.CaliforniaAshlandThe couple movqd to Taft in 1945 and reside at 317 E St. whereMrs. Stover raises orchids a n dLodgeparakeets, while her husbandand they met in Pomona.devotes his spare time to woodMr. and Mrs. Stover reared carving.For a numberNew Speedof years M r.Sover was employed as a crossing guard for the City of Taft, and Mrs. Stover was a nurse atRules Postedfor Delanothe West Side Hospital. Today and for the past five years Mrs. Stover has been employed b y Sina’s Hotel as well as self employed at home with invisibleCalifornian News Servic*DELANOSpeed limits andtraffic safety measures have beenweaving, alterations and ironing.Theary was acknowledged at a rec ent Taft District Chamber of Corn-formulated bymerce luncheon meeting when theseveral streets and intersections. COUpie were also honored for their The speed limit for Albany creation of the most original dis-Street between 20th Avenue and play of the recent home decora-Cecil Avenue was reduced from 65 tion contest.