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Full title:Three daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Denroku Sasaki are shown in the garden of their home located at Rt. 1, Box 276, Reedley, to which they returned from the Colorado River Relocation Center on February 8. They are left to right: Miyako, Aiko, and Fumiko Sasaki. They own a 50-acre vineyard on which the girls assist when necessary. Miyako just completed a term at the Reedley Junior College after her return from Poston. She majored in a secretarial course, therefore, she hopes to find a stenographic position soon. While in the Center, Mr. Sasaki was appointed to the Executive staff of Unit III of the Colorado River Project. The family is very pleased to be home once again after living at the Center for two and a half years. Photographer: Iwasaki, Hikaru Reedley, California.
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