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Newspaper Page TextTWO MEDrOHD (OHZGOH1 MAIL TKIBUHg Reported of Washington flJ.B Reo. Sterllnf Cole, (R- N. Y. said Saturday the Russian H-bomb test of August 12 produced an explosion "of most respec table proportions.' It certainly was "more than Just an atomic explosion." Cole said. Cole is chairman of the House-Senate Atomic Energy committee. He and three other committee members in town were "informed fully" of the Soviet weapon at a secret briefing late Friday by two officials of the Central Intelligence Agency. Reassuring Statement Immediately after the meeting, at which the congressmen were told how U. S. intelligence detected the Russian super-bomb blast, Cole is sued a statement designed to reassure the Ameri can people and their allies. The United States, "and thus the free world. Majority of Orchard Men Approve Seeding Anti-Hail Program A majority of pear growers of the Rogue River valley approve of the anti-hail program con ducted by the Rogue River Val ley Traffic association-, it was re ported Saturday. Results of a poll taken among the valley's growers earlier this year have been released by the Jackson County Fruit Growers League. They show that of the 87 growers who answered the poll, 98 gave an unquilified "yes" to the question, "Do you approve of the cloud -seeding anti-hail program?' There were 19 unqualified "noes." The other 10 growers qualified their "yes" answers by sugges tions about the program. Some of them approved so strongly they want it expanded; others felt there should be changes in the manner in which it is op erated. 40 Per Cent Respond Questionnaires were sent to 220 growers, and the 87 who re sponded equalled 40 per cent. These included 7 who have up to 5 acres; 18 who have between 8 and 10 acres; 13 who have 10 to 20 acres; 20 who have 20 to 40 acres; 18 who have 40 to 100 acres; 9 who have 100 to 300 acres, and 4 who have more than 800 acres- Those voting yes Included the owners of 3,719 acres; those voting no hold 412 acres, and those voting 'yes, but ..." have Wallpaper? Of Course! The Latest Patterns and Fashions A SPECIAL OFFER - HELD OVER You'll b thrilled at the modern wallpaper patterns we have for you to choose from. Besides that we are still offering a 15 discount off the list price. FREE a 3-inch BRUSH With Each GiIIah f ik. klau GLOSS INTERIOR ENAMEL Tour Choice of wesiirornia EACH GALLON ONLY See These taylor mm 906 N. RIVERSIDE Explosion of 'H-Bomb' Respectable Size 974 acres, for a total of 9,105 acres. The suggestions made by the "yes, but ..." voters included the recommendation that more equipment be used and the opera tion expanded; that the opera tion be restricted 4n one way or another; that more supervision be placed over the operation; that group hail insurance be used as supplemental protection, and that more public Information be provided on the program and its results. Here is how the growers voted: Acres yes no yes.but .. to owned tal 0-5 3 3 1 7 5-10 10 5 1 18 10-20 9 3 1 20 40-100 12 3 3 18 100-300 7,- 2 9 300 up 3 .1 4 TOTALS 58 19 10 87 DAUGHTER TO WED Santa Monica, Calif. U.B Former Heavyweight boxing champion Jack Dempsey said his 19-year-old daughter, Joan, will marry Dennis O'Flaherty, 21, of Santa Monica, next Saturday. Joan is Dempsey's daughter from a marriage to former musi cal comedy actress Hannah Wil liams Dempsey. The couple, who were divorced in 1942, had one other daughter, Barbara, 17. lest mm Eitiys Come Out To Taylor's Tones from the uriginals Bargains At Sunder Aagnst 13, 1M3 i is and will continue to be in a preeminent posi tion" in the atomic arms race with Russia, Cole said. But in a talk with the United Press later. Cole made it plain that the Soviet hydrogen weapon is not something to belittle. Detected Quickly The United States detected the Soviet test within a few hours after it happened. Subsequent analysis proved that it involved both fission A bomb and thermonuclear (H-bomb) reactions. That meant that, the Russians exploded hy drogen "device" with an A-bomb trigger. Although the CIA -told him, Cole refused to pass on any details of the size of the explosion except to tell 4 reporter that: " Thermonuclear' in and of itself carries the implication that it was an explosica of most re spectable proportions. It certainly was mora than Just an 'atomic' explosion." Report Shows Drop In Turkey Crop From 1952 Figures Washington (U.FD The Agriculture department report ed Saturday that farmers are raising 55.746,000 turkeys this year, eight per cent fewer than last year's big crop. The department said its esti mates show production of small turkeys, like the Beltsville white, down 11 per cent with large varieties off seven per cent. Marketing Earlier Government surveys also show that the trend toward ear lier marketing of turkeys is con tinuing. Turkeys, once a Thanksgiving and - Christmas specialty, now move to Ameri can tables all year around. Growers plan to market 75 per cent of their 1953 production before the end of November. . The eight per cent production drop is in line with farmers in tention revealed in a survey last January. Producers decided to cut back after the 1952 market ing season in which heavy pro auction drove prices down 3.6 cent from 1951 levels. Heed Warning Growers who curtailed their flocks also had in mind a warn ing from Secretary of Agricult ure Ezra T. Benson who told them not to expect federal price supports unless production was held "within bounds." Turkey production is below last year in all parts of the coun try except the north central states where it is up about one per cent. , ii and See- You're Missing A Bet IF YOU DONT TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR Buy One Can of Paint At the Regular Price and Receive Another Can For Only ICent More Lasting Color On, coat (Jots the job.' Buy a gallon for the regular $9.00, and for 1c mora you tt anothar gallon. "nap ft tMLPAP Ctallte Usied foe Results of the Jackson County 4-H club stock auction held Fri day, Aug. 21 at the fairgrounds were announced Saturday. The total weight of sheep sold at the auction was 7,545 for a total of $2,134.25. The average price per pound was 28.2 cents and ' the average weight 111 pounds. In swine the total weight was 11,945 . pounds for a total of $3,409.15- The average price per pound was 28.5 cents and the average weight 221 pounds. The total weight of beef sold was 53,240 pounds for a total of $14, 144.55. The average price per pound was 26.6 cents and the average weight was 918 pounds. Poultry Pen of Indian River chickens owned by Allan Barnes. Howard, aold to Henry Padgham for 80 cents a pound, total 821.80. Sheep Grand. Champion owned by Vnula Bate. Oak Grove, aold to John Day for 69 cants a pound, total S86.25. Reserve . Champion onwed by Julie Joy. Bell view, sold to Cliffs Meat for SO cents a pound, total S8S. First Southdown owned by Annette Dra er. Bellview. sold to Med ford Meat for 42 cents a pound, total $37 80. First Corriedale owned by Karen Nel son. Roxy Ann, sold to Medford Meat for 36 cents pound, total $45. First Hampshire owned by Douf Meier. Oak Grove, sold to the Groce teria for 36 cents a pound, total $34.20. First Correidale owned by Ron Daugherty, Fern Valley, sold to Medford Meat for 33 cents a pound, total $23.10. Suffolk owned by Dud ley Durant Westside, sold to Midway Meat for 33 cents a pound, total $33. Hampshire owned by Judy Stewart. Antelope, sold to Big Y for 30 cents a pound, total $34.50. Southdown owned by Raymond Swingle. Fern' Valley, sold to Grange Coop for 31 cents a . pound, total $27.90. Correidale owned by Gary Wine trout. Westside. sold to Big Y for 28 cents a pound, total $32.20. Hsmpshire owned by Mel Dailey, BeUview. sold to Walter Brittain for 32 cents a pound, total $28.80. Correi dale owned by Norman Turpln. Oak Grove, sold to Farmers Pack for 42 cents a pound, total $37.80. Suffolk owned by Tommy Hobos, Oak Grove, sold to Stan Morgan for 32 cents a pound, total $30.40. Hampshire owned by Jerry Joy. BeUview, said to G. S. Dunn for 28 cents a pound, total $30.80. South down owned by Jeff Davis. Gold Hill, sold to Gails Market for 30 cents a nound. total $30. Correidale owned by Charles Elmore. Applegate. sold to Groceteria tor zs cents a pound, to tal $24.40. Hampshire owned by Roxie Slsemore. BeUview. sold to T. Shep herd for 29 cents a pound, total $23.20. Correidale owned by Virginia Daugherty, Fern Valley, sold to M. Heitkamp for 31 cents a pound, total $20.15. Suffolk owned by Jim Thomas, Oak Grove, sold to Bis V for 23 cents a sound, total $25. Hampshire owned by Ronnie Be- man. Gold HiU. aold to Big Y for 29 cents a pound, total $31.23. Southdown owned by Jimmie Berg. Gold Hill, sold to Meson Ehrman for 28 cents a pound, total $26.60. Correidale owned by Truman Elmore, Applegate, aold to Country Club for 26 cents a pound, total $23.40. Hampshire owned by Donna Mays. BeUview. sold to Inde pendent Market for 38 cents a pound, total $34.20. Correidale owned by Fern Kellow. Westside, sold to Cen tral Market for 27 cents a pound, total $21.60. Suffolk owned by Ronald Reich, Oak Grove, sold to Groceteria for 29 cents a pound, total $27.55. Hamp shire owned by Allan Joy, BeUview, sold to Ray May for 32 cents pound. Ton! It's Paint time pi 6R PHONE 3-2906 total $33.10. Southdown owned 1y Lois Biles' Gild Hill, sold to Talent Peed store for 37 cents a pound, total $24.30. Corriedale owned by R us ee Elmore, Applegate, sold to Gene Mathews for 21 cents a pound, total $23.40. Hampshire, owned by Evelyn Niedermeyer. Westside. sold to Groce teria for 29 cents a pound, total $28. 19. Corriedale owned by Leslie Kel low, Westside, sold to Cliffs Meat for 2S cents a pound, total $20.80. Suffolk owned by Susan Wright, Oak Grove, sold to Cliffs Meats for 43 cents a pound, total $3825. Hamp shire owned by Danny Gilman. West side, sold to Southern Oregon Nursery for 30 cents a pound, total $30. South down owned by Larry Hamilton, Bell view, sold to Ray May for 33 cents a pound, total $42.90. Corriedale owned ay Francis Krouse, Applegate, soul to Big Y for ,23 cents a pound, total $23.73. Hampshire owned by Vlralni Slse more. Bell view, sold to Grange Coop for 39 cents a pound, total $24.65. Corriedale owned by Philip Krouse. Appiegata. som to uene sutnews for 27 cents a pound, total $20.25. Suffolk owned by Soger Hockersmlth, Oak Grove, sold to Cliff's Meets for 2$ cents a nound. total $22.80. Hamnahlra owned by Richard Davis. Gold Hill. soia to ni x tor zo cents a pound, total $32.50. Southdown owned by Jim Biles. Gold Hill, sold to T. W. Wool worth co. for 28 cents pound, total $26.80. Corriedale owned by Carl Skyrman. central roini, soia to tug Y or 25 cents a nound. total S27J0. Hamnshire owned by Walt McCoy, BeUview, sold to &err steal market tor zss cents a pound, total $25.20. Corriedale owned by Marvin Gibson, Applegate. sold to Gene Mathews for 22 cents a nound. total 818.70. Suffolk owned by Jim Conger. Central Point sold to atonarcn tor as cents a pouna, total $25.20. Hampshire owned by Marilee Scrog gins, BeUview, sold to Phoenix Auc tion for 25 cents a pound, total $27.50 Southdown owned by Marvin Hamil ton, BeUview, sold to Mason Ehrman for 25 cents a pound, total $23.73. Corriedale owned by Gwen Krouse. Applegate, sold to Big Y for 24 cents a pound, total $21.60. Hampshire owned by David Nlenow. Howard, sold to Ssfeway for 23 cents a pound, total $17.25. Corriedale owned by Jerry Wlnetrout. Westside. sold to Big Y for 23 cents a pound, total $18.10. Suffolk owned by Tommy Turpln. Oak Grove, sold to Cliff's Meats for 29 cents a pound, total $24.63. Hamp shire owned by Vernola Hutchinson. Gold HiU. sold to Medford Meat for 23 cents a pound, total $23.30. South down owned by Ardith Chapman, Valleyview. sold to Charles Hoover for 23 cents a pound, total $20.70. Corriedale owned by Ed Nlenow, Howard, sold to Country Club for 22 cents m pound, total $19.80. Hampshire owned by Don Davis. Gold HiU. sold to Stan Morgan for 22 cents a pound, total $23.10. Southdown omud hv Donna Iskew. Gold HU1, sold to Bob iau tor as cents a pound, total S3140. Hamnshire owned bv DavM Pa.k.r Gold HIU, sold to Medford Meat for 23 cents a pound, total $23. South- aown ownea oy terry lisu. Gold ar.l, sold to Monarch reed and Seed co. for 26 cents a pound, total $22.10. Hamnshire owned hv Larrv Uaa Gold HU1. sold to Cogswells Market iur cents a pouna, total $2920, Southdown owned bv Dmie lahnriuii Gold HIU. sold to L. HalfhlU for 25 cents a pound, total $22.50. South down owned by Mildred Geil. Gold Hill, sold to Bob Fields for 29 cents a pound, total $26.10. Southdown ownea oy urace cell, oold HU1. sola to Dr. Lemery for 31 cents a pound. total $27.90, Southdown owned by David Carr. Fern VaUey. sold to vnanes tioover lor 22 cents a pound. WW flil.1V, Pens of Three Champion Southdown owned by Mildred GaU. Gold HU1. sold to Med ford Meat for 22 cents a pound, total $61.60. First Hampshire owned by JuUe Joy, BeUview. sold to East Side Ahattnir fA. 99 mwm ........ .1 $72.60. Southdown owned by Grace1 wau, uoia rau, soia to MedTord Meat for 22 cents a pound, total $71.50. Hampshire owned by Walt McCoy, BeUview, sold to Merrick's for 21 cents a pound, total $4620. South down owned by David Carr. Fern Valley, sold to Safeway for 20 cents m RAnnil tnl.l . . C. . .k . by Marvin Hamilton. BeUview. sold w oiuv adiiioii i or cents a pound, total $70.15. Feeder Corriedale owned by Nancy Barnes. Howard, sold to Les Taylor for IS cento a pound, total $13.30. Swine Grand Champion owned by Allan Swearingen. Howard, sold to Big Y for 44 cents a pound, total $92.40. Re serve Chemplon owned by Larry Shepard. Roxy Ann, sold to BUI Dow less for 32 cents a pound, total $62.40. Other owned by Ray Bitterling. Ante lope, sold to Big Y for 28 cento a pound, total $57.40. Poland China owned by Jim Biles. Gold Hill, sold to Grange Coop for 29 cento a pound, total $58. Duroc owned by Winston Foley, Howard, sold to Country club for 29 cento a pound, total $56.55. Hamp shire owned by Bud Thames, Roxy Ann, sold to Farmers Pack for 29 cento a pound, total $6525. Duroc owned by Marie Swearingen. How ard, sold to Country club for 29 cento a pound, total $6525. Berkshire owned by Norman Dits worth, Wagner Creek, sold to Talent Feed Store for 28 cento a pound, total $5320. Other owned by Ken Bitter ling. Antelope, sold to Groceteria for 30 cento a pound, total $58.50. Poland China, owned by Stan Smith, Apple gate, sold to Farmers Pack for 29 cento a pound, total $4920. Duroc owned by John Folev. How ard, sold to Norfield Shoe for 30 cento a pound, total $58.30. Hamp shire owned by Norman Barnes. How. am, soia to rrea lmj tor 29 cents a pound, total $53.65. Duroc owned by Art Gardner. Antelope, sold to Mid way Meat for 29 cents a pound, total $6320. Berkshire owned by Fred Jos sy. Antelope, sold to Medford Feed and Seed co. for 32 cento a pound, total $59.20. Other owned bv Henry Dal ton, Roxy .Ann. sold to Norfield bftoes for 29 cento a pound, total $59.45. Poland China owned by Gary Smith, Applegate. sold to F. E. Sam son for 31 cento a pound, total S542S. Duroc owned by Benson Foley. How ard, aold to East Side Abattoir, for 30 cento a pound, total $52.50. Hampshire owned by Cliff Bigham. Sams VaUey, sold to Farmers Peck for 30 cents a pound, total $60. Duroc owned by Don Parker. Gold Hill, sold to Lester's Market for 31 cento a pound, total $62. Other owned by Lois zfiies. uoia niu, soia to ur. lemery, for 29 cents a pound, total $6225. Poland China owned by Rose Marie Legler. Central Point, sold to Mon arch Feed and Seed store for 32 cents a pound, total $56. Duroc owned by Gil Harrison, Roxy Ann, sold to Med ford Meat for 30 cents a pound, total $51. Hampshire owned by James My hre. Roxy Ann. sold to Groceteria for 30 cents a pound, total $37. Duroc owned oy auruee Bmitn, same val ley, sold to Midway Meat for 29 cents a pound, total $59.45. Other owned by Nancy Darrohn, Upper Rogue, sold to Leonard Brad shaw for 30 cents a pound, total $49. 30. Poland China owned by Russel Elmore. Applegate, sold to Big Y for 27 cents a pound, total $62.10. Duroc owned by Shirley Swindeler, Sams VaUey sold to Midway Meet for 28 cents a pound, $47 .60. Hampshire owned by Gary - Gustation, Griffin Creek, sold to Groceteria for 31 cento a pound, total $5425. Duroc owned by Hardy Hybred Hibiscu IN BLOOM Makt your aalacrions now. Blooms at thair best bafora 1 P.M. LEWIS flUnSERY Old Staga Read, North city limits, Jackaonvilla -4-H, IFIFfl, teiion Dick Biles, Gold HiU. sold to Med ford Meat. SO canto a pound.- total $82. derkabira owned by. Allan Barnes, Howard, sold to Henry Enders for 31 cents a pond, total $4820. Other owned by Phyllis Brlggs. Upper Rogue, sold to Ted norey for 94 cents a pound, total $7420. Poland China owned by Truman Elmore, Applegate. sold to Pacific Feed for 28 cento a nound. total S83. Duroc owned bv Cart Michael. Sams VaUey. sold to Groce teria, for 28 cents a pound, total ssu. 40. Hampshire owned by Ronnie Har rison, Roxy Ann, sold to Medford Meat for 27 cento a pound, total $4320. Dur oc owned by Lyle Bigham, Sams Val ley, sold to F. E. Samson for 29 cents a pound, total $86.70. Berkshire owned by Henry Scott. Valleyview. sold to East Side Abbot- toir tor as cents a pouno, total m.so. Other owned by Eddie Piele. upper Rogue, sold to Big Y for 29 cents a pound, total' $55.10. Poland China owned by Charles Elmore. Applegate. sold to Medford Meat for 28 cents a pound, total S63. Duroc owned by Mel Smith. Sams Valley, sold to Big Y for it cents a pouna. total asa.eo. nera shirs owned by Wayne Ditsworth. Wagner Creek, sold to Verne Brophy for 31 cento a pound, total $5820. Other owned by Velma Piele, Upper Rogue, aold to Big Y for 29 cento a pound, total $55.10. Poland Chink owned by Gary Legler, Central Point sold to East Side Abbatoir, for 29 cents a pound, total $4320. Other owned by Robert PeUe. Un- per Rogue, sold to Monarch Feed and Seed store, for, 30 cento a pound, total $45. Other owned by Shirley Collier. Upper Rogue, sold to CoUier for 28 cento a pound, total $6020. Other owned by Doug Chamberlain. Upper Rogue, sold to Big Y for 33 cents a pound, total $61.05 Other owned by Henry Conner, Upper Hoaue, soia to tug x ior d 1 cents a pound, total $4020. Pens ef Three Champion Pen owned by Truman Elmore. Applegate. sold to Independ ent neat ior ita cents a pouna, total $161. Poland China owned by Russel Elmore. Applegate. aold to Farmers recx tor zs cents a pound, total $149. $0. Poland China owned by Charles Elmore. Applegate, aold to Big Y for 27 cents a pound, total $164.70. Pol. and China owned bv Gary Smith. Applegate. sold to Eest Side Abbatoir for 24 cents a pound, -total $110.40. Poland China, owned by Gary Legler. Central Point, aold to Medford Meat for 26 cento a pound, total $12220. Feeders Pigs owned by Calvin Dalton. Roxy Ann. sold to Walter Brittain for 25 cento a pound, total $35. Pig owned by James Scott, Valleyview, sold to East Side Abattoir for 27 cents a pound, total $3720. Beef ' """""" Grand Champion owned by Cliff xngnam, name vauey, soia to Groce teria for 84 cents a pound, total $567. Reserve Champion owned by Doreen Bohnert. Antelope, sold to Big Y for 35 cento a pound, total $373. First Angus, owned by Bobby Hayes, Antel ope, sold to First State Bank (or 33 cents a pound, total $31320. First Hereford owned by Dale Smith, Cen tral Point, sold to Bill Von DerHeUen for 30 cento a pound, total $278, First Shorthorn owned by Grace GeU. Gold HiU. sold to Groceteria for 30 cents a pound, total $237. First Hereford owned by Verity Day. Sams Valley, sold to Medford Furniture for 29 cents a nound. total $23720. Hereford owned by Raymond tmteriing. Antelope, sola to Monarcn Feed and Seed for 30 cents a pound. total $31320. Hereford owned by Craig Cochran. Antelope, sold to Grange Coop for 39 cents a pound, total $292.90. Aneus owned bv Dick Biles, Gold Hill, sold to Mann's De partment store for 29 cento a pound, total $271.15. Hereford owned by MerMn Heit kamp. Antelope, sold to Big Y for 28 cento a pound, total $248.40. Short horn owned by David Chris tense n. Applegete. sold to Bis Y for 28 cento a pound, total $245. Hereford owned by. Ire Conner. Upper Rogue, sold to Groceteria for 28 cento a pound, total $236.60. Hereford owned by Lyle Big- nam, sama vauey, aold to Norfield Shoes for 27. cents pound, total $286.20. Hrroffird owned hv JsmM CTnrtiran Antelope, sold to Big Y for 28 cento a pound, total $26520. Aneua ownui by Joanna MaUoroy, Antelope, sold to nig x xor i cents a pouna. total $265.93. Hereford owned by Alice Woolfolk, Antelope, sold to Medford Meat for 25 cents nound. total uu. 5. Shorthorn ownedby Mildred GeU. uon nui. soia to Meaiora Meat for 27 cento a pound, total $221.40. Hereford Owned by David Woolfolk. Antalone. soid to First State Bank for 29 cents a pouna. total $224.75. . Hereford owned by Donna Mays. BeUview. aold to Ashlanrf Clka fur 27 cento a pound, total $28620. Here- xora ownea oy jean nrremada, Gold Hill, aold to Medford Meet for 25 cents a pound, total $245. Angus owned by Robert Rosebaum, VaUey view, sold to Kerr Meet Market for 28 cento a pound, total $24920. Here ford owned by Margaret Naylor. Oak Grove, sold to Deaver Tractor for 25 cents a pouna. total $335. Shorthorn owned by Gwen Krouse. Annl.nt. sold to Western Thrift for 26 cento a pound, total S247. Hereford owned by Joan Drager. BeUview. sold to Grange Coop for 27 cento a pound, total $222.75. Here ford owned by Monte Ax tall. Upper 25 cento a nound. total sas7 so Har ford owned by Betty Hlgday, An telope, sold to Hubbard Bros, for 28 wn a pouna. total f?49,60. Angus vwuvu 17 ura maiioroy. Antelope, soia to T. w. woolworth co. for 28 cento a pound, total $260. Hereford owned by BiU Charley, Central Point. J2J?, t.,,'1 'or 25 cents a pound. Shorthorn asiimI hv tn.iit - - Applegate, sold to Groceteria for 25 .-chi pouna. total azzi.25. Hereford owned by Gery Gustafson. Griffin Creek, sold to Medford Meet for 24 cento a pound, total $186. Hereford owned by Henrv fmn., trims Rogue, sold to Medford Meet for 25 cento a pound, total $25720. Hereford owned by Fred Jossy. Antelope, sold to Groceteria for 25 cents a pound, total $243.73. Angus owned byDon Higday. Antelope, aold to Medford Meat for 25 cento a pound, total $268. 75. Hereford owiuut In ir B1....11-- Antelope, sold to Medford Meet for a nna a pouna, total S230. Shorthorn owned by Trends Krouse. Applegete. sold to Medford Corp. for 25 cento a pound, total $226.25. Hereford owned by Jean Bitterling. Antelope, sold to Rogue vauey ure service ior 37 cents a pound, total $203.85. Hereford owned by Vernon Harper, Antelope, sold to Medford Corp. for 24 cento a pound. total $250.80. Hereford owned by Su san umy. same vauey. sold to Safeway for 25 cento e pound, total $250. Hereford owned by Lucy Gardner, Antelope, sold to Big Y for 25 cento a pouna. total sui-23. Hereford owned by Larrr Pasehka. BeUview, sold to Safeway for 26 cento a pound, total $223.60. Hedeford own ed by Gary Krouse. Applegate. sold to Farmers Pack for 23 cento a pound, total $190.90. Hereford owned by Tee sie Ragsdale. Antelope, sold to Big y tor 24 cents a pouna, total $233.60. Herefor downed by Jim Estremsda. Gold Hill, sold to Midway Meat for 23 cento a pound, total $219.85. Angus owned by Art Gardner, Antelope, sold to Groceteria, for 24 cents a pound, total $190.80. Hereford owned by Bet ty Paschke. BeUview, sold to East Side Abattoir for 37 cento pound, tntml eaanas. Hereford ownad by Annette Dra- S Iger, BeUview, aold to Ashland Oka ior 20 cents a pouna, total s 770.40. Hereford owned by Bud Thames. Roxy Ann. sold to Safeway for 24 cento a pound, total $23120. Hereford owned by Claire Elrod. . Valleyview. sold to Ashland Elks, for SS cento a pound, total $234. Hereford owned by Danny Gilman. Westside. sold to East Side Abattoir for 25 cento a pound, total $200. Angus owned by Charles Elamore. Applegate. sold to Safeway for 24 cento a pound, total $21720. Hereford owned by Marvin Hamil ton, BeUview. sold to Frideger Groc ery for ST cents a pound, total $29223. Hereford owned by Robert Piele. Up per Rogue, aold to Medford Meat for 24 cento a pound, total $231.80. Here ford ownad by Velma Piele, Upper Rogue, sold to Medford Meet for 24 cents a pound, total $20520. Hereford owned by Truman Elmore. Apple- fate. sold to East Side Abattoir for 4 cents a pound, total $20520. Here, ford owned by Anita Kubli, Apple- fate. aold to East 6ide Abattoir for 4 casta pound, total $185.40. Feeder Hereford owned by Eddie Piele, Upper Rogue, sold to Medford Meat for 21 cento a pound .1 total $18820. Hereford owned by Ernie McLelsh. Wagner Creek, aold to East Side Ab attoir for 17 cento a pound, total $9120. Hereford owned by Jerry An derson. Howard, sold to MMway Meat for IT cents a pound, total $1125. The Grange Phoemlx Grange Before the regular meeting of Phoenix . Grange on Tuesday, August 25, color pictures taken by Delmer Hockersmlth will be shown. Hockersmith is chief electrician In the Navy and his pictures include the Mediterran ean, France, Italy, Greece, Sic ily, Greece, Turkey, Morocco, Gibralter and Tangier. The pub lic is welcome to attend, starting at 8 pm. 31 On the Northwest Home Freezer Buy Direct From Manufacturer No Freight No Retail Mark-Up YES-PAY AS $115) 85 LITTLE AS- READ I . .. " ' :l&te ilk- jrro- i' " IV v - -r, I ke ' "rf instil V'1C.T tl 1. Four upright models to select from: 22Vi Cu. Ft., 30 Cu. Ft., 43 Cu. Ft., 65 Cu. Ft. 2. 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