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Straw Slats
Reg. 2.93 to 5.95
Pajamas
Reg. 4.25 to 5.00
Swim Trunks
Sizes 35 to 42
Price
Bermuda Shorts
AND BEACHERS
Reg. 4.98 to 5.93
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WIGS GONE Wigmaker Jack Evans holds a hairpiece drop
ped by a thief as he stands behind eight mannequins who
were snatched bald in his shop in Hollywood, Calif. Evans
told police a browsing shopper lifted three of them before
the store was closed. He left the case open so police could
complete their fingerprint tests. When he returned to the
shop the next morning, five more were missing. Value of
the stolen merchandise is $1,600. (UPI)
Grange News
Phoenix Granqa
Acting master at the last
meeting of Phoenix Grange
was Lecturer, Mrs. Lloyd La
cy, as both the master and
overseer were absent.
Charles Hockersmith re
ported the hay crop as good.
He also told about a meeting
he attended and heard a stu
dent from Katanga, Africa.
The student described the Af
rican soils and the primitive
manner in which farming is
done in his country.
Mervin Hixon stated that
raising alfalfa seed commer
cially has been found to be a
high cost operation to the
jmall grower.
Vaughn Quackenbush sug
gested it is now time to sum
mer prune roses. .He explain
ed how to do the job and its
benefits. He also reported a
heavy crop of Bartlett pears
in the area.
Mrs. Olin Poe was escort
ed to the master's station
where she received a com
munity service award.
During the literary pro
gram a piano solo was played
by Mrs. Jesse Sanders follow
ed by a skit by Mrs. Quacken
bush and Mrs. Raymond Cyr.
Mrs. Willis House read an ar
ticle on preservation of flow
ers using corn meal and bor
ax. The serving committee was
Mr. and Mrs. Harland Glass
cock and Mr. and Mrs. Merle
Simmonds.
WINE CONSUMPTION
New York-lUPIi-The wine
Industry still has a long way
to go to make Americans real
wine drinkers. Although wine
consumption is rising steadily,
it is still only about one gal
lon a year per capita, against
30 in France.
Wheat Exports
In State Decline
Salem -IUPH- Wheat exports
from Portland declined sharp
ly in the export trade year
which ended June 30, the Ore
gon Agriculture department
said today.
Exports from Portland to
taled 38.4 million bushels
compared to 53.1 million
bushels the previous year, and
48.8 million bushels two years
ago.
Total grain exports, with
grain the runnerup to wheat,
were also down. Total grain
exports for the trade year just
ended totaled just over 60
million bushels, down from
the 64.8 million bushels last
year, and the 71.9 million
bushels two years ago.
T. Ralph Berry, grain di
vision chief for the depart
ment, said Oregon wheat
growers may lose some of the
markets they have developed
in Asia for white wheat unless
they get relief under present
federal wheat allotments.
BACK PAY
Chicago, Ili.-IUPIl-Back pay
awards to employees discharg
ed or laid off because of their
union activities exceeded SI. 5
million during the year end
ing June 30, 1961, according
to the Commerce Clearing
house.
Minear Sees Higher
School Finances
Eugene -WPIu Dr. Leon P.
Minear said Wednesday that
by 1964-65 the state should
be paying school costs based
on $150 per census child, or
48 per cent, moving to 50
per cent thereafter.
The stale superintendent of
public instruction said the
present state contribution to
local school costs of $120 a
census child should increase
to $135 per census child by
1963-64, or $77 million, and
46 per cent of local school
costs.
He addressed a school fi
nance workshop here on the
University of Oregon campus.
Minear said that more than
1,000 new classrooms will be
needed in Oregon in the next
biennium. He predicted that
by 1965, some 12,000 more
teachers, supplies, equipment
and transportation facilities
will be needed.
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Woodmen Accident And life Comoany nf Lmcnl".
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Mr. Gofdon S. Johnson Our D'Stnct Manager rn
Medtord, Oregon.
Mr. Gordon Johnw, Qiili'd fn a your
wsonal insurance counselor. Hf clffs impute P'r
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Li', Acoflenf, Health, H-w.pt'iil'2t'On, and GrOUP
policies are available through Mr, Johnson.
Call Or writ? Mr. G"-dnn fohVn at 3 5 9 E'hrT
Street, Med'O'd, Oregon. phone 773-6359,
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