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FFA, 4 - The Phoenix Future Farm-1 ers of America chapter won I 4-H and FFA fair, under way the Moore Steel company ban- this week at the fairgrounds, ned as having the outstanding J The Phoenix chapter re chapter exhibit in farm me- ceived five awards for indi- ; on CONTINENTAL TRAILWAYS you are a : DA MDTDrn vprm PASSENGER FIVE STAR LUXURY SERVICE HOSTESS ABOARD REFRESHMENTS REST ROOM OBSERVATION LOUNGE LOUNGE CHAIR SEATS SEATTLE PORTLAND SAN FRANCISCO SHIP PACKAGE EXPRESS Carefree CHARTER BUS Tree VACATION PLANNING 5th & Front 773-1853 mitt m uMi 3-way wonder! CORDUROY SKIRT PLUS BLOUSE-SLIP IN GAY GINGHAM 3" a . hi Wear swirly corduroy skirt with ruffled cotton gingham blouse-slip, or separately. Alone, blouse-slip is a frilly dress. All this switch about fashion in girls' size 2-6x. W- MONTGOMERY WARD COMPARE ! WARDS QUALITY IS HIGH . . . WARDS REGULAR LOW PRICES save! gym Skips SUPERB COMFORT FOR MEN, BOYS Features: sturdy army duck up pers, rugged molded soles, deep cushioned insoles. White or black. Sizes 6V2 to 13 and 11 to 6. Hurry in and save. SATISFACTION H Winners Announced For Tuesday's Activities; chanics at the Jackson county ' I 'd ft 1 in nix M exclusive SACRAMENTO LOS ANGELES iiifj iviiiM 3 66 ma. i.t SAVE BOYS' ROYAL OAK WASH 'N WEAR COTTON SHIRTS 63 Toncho bottomil futton-down collars! Pullovers! Morel Choose premium-tailored Royal Oak sport ihirts at a money-saving price! Assortment of latest styles; newest prints and plaids. 6 to 18. GUARANTEED oryour money back! Wards policy since 1872 vidual shop exhibits Chet Caster and Steve Kess ler. Phoenix FFA, won the American Steel Merchandise award as having the outstand ing individual farm mechanics project, a portable squeeze chute and operating table for livestock. Caster and Kesslcr also won the $20 award by Moore Steel company for champion large metal construction. Ernie Bolz, Phoenix, won the $15 award from Industrial Air Products. Ralph Gysin, Phoenix, re ceived the $10 award from Alexander Hardware compa ny for having the champion medium metal project. Danny Harris, Phoenix, took the $10 award from Nor ton's Lumber company for the champion medium wood ex hibit. Champion implement trail er was displayed by Vic Ilal sey, Eagle Point, who receiv ed the $20 award by Moore Steel company. Bob Ryan, Crater FFA chapter, took the $15 award by Big Pines Lumber compa- GIRLS' EASY-CARE COTTON BLOUSES Delight her with classic or embroidered styles in bright white with roll-up 1 54 sleeves. 7-14. BOYS' SADDLE PANTS Wards strongest denim pants! 13-oz. cotton with 420 nylon. D"l western style. O 00 Navy. 6 to 1 6. 1 WW J telP MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON ny for champion large wood i construction. I Joe Reeder, Crater, was re serve champion in large wood construction and took the S10 award by Mcdford Lumber company. ; Ronnie Slith. Crater, took I the $10 award from Porter Lumber company for having I the reserve champion trailer, i Champion small metals ex hibit was displayed by Chris Rahn, Crater. He received the Hubbard Brothers Hardware award. Alfln Bray of Crater Future Famicri of America chapter was selected Champion FFA Boef Show man with his Anfius heifer Tues day. He received this award alter placing first in the advanced beef showmanship class. Lloyd Campbell of the Phoenix FFA chapter was first place winner in the beginning showmanship class. BEEF SHOWMANSHIP Advanced Alan Bray. Crater. 1st: Dick Field, Crater, 2nd; Mike Charley, Eaple Point. 3rd; Bulch Bowman, Phoenix. 4ih; Lloyd Toner. Crater. Mh; Bob Rvan. Crater, fith; Greit Goodrich. Phoenix. 7th; Georjie Schoettle. Eagle Point. 8th; Chet Caster. Phoenix, fl l h ; Barrry BloomburR, Eagle Point, 10th. Beginning Lloyd Campbell. Phoenix. Is; Rusty VaiiKhan. Eagle Point. 2nd: Mike Stover. Eacle Point. 3rd: Pat McClucp. Phoenix. 4th: Terry Cas ter. Phoenix. 5th; Ralph Gvwn. BOUFFANT DRESSES FOR SCHOOL GIRLS Whirly cottons, also new rayon flannels . . . deeply hemmed. 7-14. Girls' sizes g98 3-6X....2.98 save 50c FINE QUALITY MEN'S UNDERWEAR BY GOLDEN BRENT 3 for 248 RIO. lor Soft, combed cotton Full-cut comfort Reinforced immi Golden Brent adds 33 nylon to T-shirt collars for longer wear. Dur ene briefs are mercer ized, 2-ply. Boxers have ease-of-waist band. n 1 a., .-j , U ME? 2S Phoenix. 8th; Jim Schwielert, Phoe- i nix. dh; Jeffrey Keete, r.atile Point. 8th; Frank Marshall. Phoe nix. 9th. RAHIHTS New Zealand Unites Junior Buck Janet Lee, West side, champion; Kathleen Badcock, Evans Valley, 2nd: John Carlson, Evans Valley. 3rd; Joyce Gunther. Sir-Q. 4th; Collion Ayriss. Evans Valley. 5th: Susan Fletcher. Sis-Q. fith; Bernadettc Becker. St. Marv'a, 7th: Chervl Martin. Evans Valley. 8th; Cherylee Becker. St. Marys, 9th; Michael Ayriss. Evans Vallev, 10th; Bonnie Avnss. Evans Valley, Uth: Tommy Sutton, Eagle Point, 12th. Junior line Kathleen Badcock, Evans Valley. Brand champion: Janet Lee, Went side, 1st; Richard and Connie Weidc, Evans Valley, 2nd; Garv and Don Pinkham, West side. 3rd; Buddy Truly, .Westside, and Cheryl Martin, Evans Valley, 4th; Joyce Gunther, Sis Q. and Mi chael Ayriss, Evans Valley. 5th; Kim Badcock and John Corlson, Evans Valley, 6th: Tommy Sutton, Eagle Point, and Susan Truly. Westside. 7th: Nancy and Suan Hecon. Sis-Q. 8th: Larry Hecon. Sis-Q. and Mary Williamson, Cen tral Point, 9th. Intermediate Buck Ron Smith. Westside. 1st; Janet Lee. WestFide, 2nd; Kathleen Badcock. Evans Val ley, 3rd; Kim Badcock. Evans Val ley. 4th: Linda Sonimer, Wanner Valley, 5th; Michael Davis, Wacncr Valley, 7th; John Carlson, Evans Valley. 8th. Intermediate Hup Jan Main, Westside. 1st. Lee Strapey. 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Sis-Q, 12th; Michael Davis, Wagner Valley. 13th Senior Buck Don and Gary Pinkham, Westside. 1st; Janet Lee, Westside, and Michael Pittam, Ev ans Valley. 2nd: Linda Sommer, Wanner Valley, and Cheryl Martin. Evans Valley, 3rd; Larry Hecon, Sis-Q. and Kathy Garrett, Medford. 4th; Bonnie Ayriss, Evans Vallev, and Sman Truly, Westside, Sin; Janice Main. Medford. and Kath leen Badcock. Evans Valley, fith; Beverly Biehn. Westside. and Mry Williamson, Central Point, 7th": Bernadette Becker. Southwest, and Michael Davis. Wagner Valley, 8th; Karen M c G i n n i s. Wagner Valley, and John Carlson. Evans Valley, 9th; Joyce Gunther. Sis-Q. and Patrick Davis, Wagner Valley. 10th. Senior Hoe Janet Lee. Westside, and Jerry Clark. Westside. 1st; Kathleen Badcock, Evans Valley, and Kathy Garrett, Medford, 2nd: Kim Badcock, Evans Valley, and Linda Sommer. Wagner Vallev, 3rd; Michael Pittam, Evans Valley, and Richard Weide. Evans Valley, 4th: Patrick Davis, Wagner Vallev, and Mike Collins. Wentside. 5th; Beverly Biehn. Westside. and M:iry Williamson. Central Point. 6th; John Carlson. Evans Valley, nnd Cherylee Becker. St. Mary's. 7th; Bernadette Becker, St. Marv's, and Joyce Gunther, Sis-Q, 8th: Cheryl Martin, Evans Valley, and George Heffner, Westside, nth; Cathy McGinnls, Wagner Valley, 10th. Pen or Three Richard Weide, Evans Valley, 1st; Kim Badcock, Evans Valley, 2nd; Janet Lee, West- Reg. 3.99 flats TAPER-TOE LOOK FOR TEEN GIRLS The flattie with the fringe on top points the way to smartness on or off campus. Leather up pers, long-wearing soles, heels. Black. 5Vi - 10AA; 4'j - 10B. 773-7301 FREE PARKING Open Friday Nights Until 9 1 trW ARE NOW REDUCED f ' i " i price reduced 40! POCKET-SIZE 6 Imagine a radio no bigger than a pack of cigarettes fits eosily in pocket or purse! Fine tone and volume. Smart in black, brushed silver and gold. side, 3rd: Linda Sommer. Wagner Valley, and Don Pinkham. West side. 4th: Patrick Davis, Wagner Vallev, and John Carlson, Evans Valley. 5th; Joyce Gunther, Sis-Q, and Cheryl Martin, Evans Valley, tith: SiLsan Fletcher, Sis-Q, 7th; Michael Davis. Wagner Valley, 8th; Cherylee Becker. Southwest, 9th. Doe and Litter Linda Sommer. Wagner Valley, 1M: Kathy Gar rett, Medford. 3rd: Michael Davis. Wagner Valley. 4th; Jovce Kunth er. Sis-Q. 5th; Janet Lee, Westside, 6th. Callfornlan Junior Burk Catherine CarN son. Westside. 1st; Patricia Jones, Medford. 2nd; Sharon Sletton. Evans Valley. 3rd; Ron Smith. Westside, 4th; Sandra Sutton. Eagle Point. 5th; Carol Sutton. Eagle Point, fith; Patsy Sutton, Eagle Point, 7th; Junior Doe Catherine Carlson, Westside, 1st; Janet Lee, Westside, 2nd; Patricia Jones, Medford, 3rd; Kathleen Badcock, Evans Valley, 4th; Kim Badcock, Evans Vallev, 5th: Mtcke Collins. Westside, tith; Richard Weide, Evans Valley, 7th: Connie Weide, Evans Valley, 8th; Patsy Sutton. Eagle Point, !th; Sandra Sutton. Eagle Point, 10th; Carol Sutton. Eagle Point. Uth. Intermediate Buck Catherine Carlson. Westside 1st: Ron Smith. Westside. 2nd; Connie Weide, Evans Valley, 3rd. Intermediate Doe Catherine Carlson. Westside. 1st; Connie Weide. Evans Valley, 2nd; Kath leen Badcock, Evans Valley, 3rd; Kim Badcock, Evans Valley. 4th. Senior Buck Kim Badcock, Evans Valley, champion; Cather ine Carlson. Westside. 2nd; Gary Pinkham. Westside. 3rd; Berna dette Becker. Southwest, 4th Senior Doe Kim Badcock. Evans Valley, champion; Gary 2 99 1 EVEN MORE! 4.98 reg. WASH 'N WEAR MEN'S COTTON CONTINENTALS 3 99 Easy outild. tab adjustment! Assort.d colon Choose chevron cloth or random cord finishes. Easy-care, long-wearing. In i'lzn 28-33 waist end 29-34 lengths. Tan, Green, Antelope and Black. Save! - TRANSISTOR RADIO 11 88 eio. H.ff WEDNESDAY. AUGUST IS. 1962 Ends Saturday Pinkham. Westside. 2nd; Patsy Sutton. EaRle Point. 3rd: Connie Weide. Evans Vallev. 4th: Ron Smith, Westside. 5Ih; Catherine Carlson. Westside. fith; Kathleen Dmlcot'k, Evans Valley. 7th: Don Pinkham, Westside, Bth: Berna dette Becker. SI Mary's 9th; Cherylee Becker, St. Mary's 10th. Pen of Three Gary Pinkham. Westside. 2nd; Catherine Carlson. Westside, 3rd. line and Litter PaLsy Sutton. Ende Point. 2nd. Other Breeds, Light Junior Burk Janet Lee, West side, champion. Junior Doe Susan Trulv, Westside. champion; Janet Lee, Westside. 2nd. senior Buck Janet Lee. West. side, 1st senior Doe Janet Lee. West- side 1st; George Heffner. West- side, 2nd: Bernadette Becker, St. Mary's, 3rd. Other Breeds, Heavy Junior Doe Nancy Lynch, Sis-Q. 1st. Intermerlate Doe Mary Wil liamson, Central Point. 1st. Senior Buck Janet Lee. West side, grand champion. Senior Hoe Cherylee Becker, St. Mary's, champion. Pen of Three Kathleen Bad cock. Evans Valley, 1st; Ron Smith, Westside. 7th. Doe and Utter Mary Wil. liamson, Central Point, 7th. All Breeds Advanced Catherine Carlson. Westside, champion; Kathleen Bad cock, Evans Valley, 2nd: Dwisht Harsh. Westside. 3rd; Linda Som mer. Wagner Valley, 4 th; Ron Smith, Westside, 3th; Palsy Sut ton. Eagle Point, fith; Joyce Gun ther. Sis-Q. 7th. Intermediate Janet Lee. West side, and Don Pinkham. Westside, 1st; Gary Pinkham. Westside, and Bonnie Ayms. Evans Vallev, 2nd: Darlene Ernold, Gold Hill, and Bernadette Becker, St. Mary's. 3rd; Cathy McGinnls. Wanner Valley, and Patricia Jones, Medford. 4th; Richard Weide, Evans Valley, and Mary Williamson, Central Point, Sth; Bud and Susan Truly. West- side, Bth; Cherylee Becker, St. Marv's and Pat Davis. Warner Valley, 7th; Lee Stragey, Westside, and Michael Pittam. Evans Valley, 8th; Mike Davis, Wagner Valley, 9th. Beiinners Kim Badcock. Evans Valley, and Mike Collins, Westside. 1st: Kathy Garrett, Med ford. 2nd: Michael Ayriss. Evans Valley, and Beverly Biehn. West side, 3rd; Colleen Ayriss. Evans Valley. Janice Main. Westside, and Sharon Sutton. Evans Valley, 4th: Carol Sutton. Eagle Point, and Connie Weide. Evans Valley, Sth: John Carlson. Evans Valley, and George Heffner, Westside, fith; bus an Hecon, Sais-Q; and Karen McGinnls. Wagner Valley, 7th: Larry Hecon, Sis-Q, and Cheryl Martin. Evans Vallev. ath: Nancv Hecon. Sis-Q, and Tommy Sutton, Eagle Point, fHh; Sandra Sutton, Eagle Point, and Nancy Lynch, bis-w. nun. POULTRY Leghorn single Pullet Billy Bagley, Wagner Valley. 1st. Single Corkerel Billy Bagley, Wagner Valley, champion. Pair Pullets Billy Bagley, WHgner Valley, 1st, New Hampshire Single Pullet Janice Main, Westside, 1st; Beverly Biehn, West side. 2nd. Single Corkerel Janice Main, Westside. 1st; Beverly Biehn, West side. 2nd. Rocks Single Pullet Marlrne Nnu Kuicr, Medford. 1st; Orrln Freder ick. Central Point, 2nd. Single Cnrkerel Marlene Nou filler, Medford. 1st; Orrln Freder ick, Central Point, 2nd. Pair Pullets Kathy Zapell. Wagner Valley, champion; Marline Nouguler, .Medford. 2nd: Orrln Frederick, Central Point, 3rd. Rtx Fryers Billy Bagley, champion; Orrln Frederick, Cen tral Point, 2nd. One young female ana one young male Ornn Frederick, Cen tral Point. 1st. One young female Orrln Frederick. Central Point, 1st. Other Light Breeds Single Pullet Marlene Nnu- Euier. Medford, 1st, and 2nd; Janet ee, Westside. 3rd. Pair Pullets Marlene Nou guicr, Medford, 1st, and 2nd. Two hens and one rooster or three hens Janet Lee, Westside, 1st; Billy Bagley, Wagner Valley, 2nd. Eggx White Fees RillV Baolev. Wagner Vnllcy, 1st; Marlene Nou guler, Medford, 2nd. tirown r.ggi urrin r reaericK, Central Point, 1st. Ducks One young male and one young female Cherylee Becker, St. Mary's, 1st and 2nd. All Aces Katrtv zaneii. Wag ner Valley, senior champion. Mar lene Nnusu er. Medford. lun cr champion; Orrln Frederick, Cen tral I'oint. 2no; Biuy uagiey, wag ner Valley. 3rd. PHOTOGRAPHY Marv Colly. Central Point; Stev en Pinkham. Central Point: Jan Main, Medford; Beverly Biehn, Westside, all blue to itate fair. Janet Lee, Westside, blue. 9, 10 and 1 1-year-olds Mlndy Harkett, Wagner Valley; Russell Pinkham, Central Point, hnth blue to stale fair. 15 years and over Ruth Wilson, Central Point; 1 No wonder lino English keep so cool! (mix Gordon's Gin in a tall. 1 iced drink-and ""(Phe English art not easily fazed, 4i Jl even by summer heat. Thi ' national talent was given a cheer ful accompaniment in 1769, wli Alexander Cordon inlroduced his remarkable gin. The Cordon's yon drink today narKi oacK to nis ongn r formula, because one does harks back to his original not tamper with gin of such distinctive dryness and flavour. Try it soon in a tangy Cin k Tonic or Tom Collins. You'll see why, summer and winter, Cordon's Cin is the biggest seller in England, America, and Indeed - the world! MiiuioMWMHi sir en MMMuiiitS'tiirsgistiutorioiiciiii! 90 now. coido I Mr ck co iii.uoi. v Mooucroru s i v,' , John Wilson, both blue to stat fair. WII.ni.IKE AND CONSERVATIOV Conservation James Anhorn, Central Point, hlue to state fair. LIVESTOCK JllHiING CONTEST Individuals Steve Sand. Roschurg, ut; P,it Neal, Crater. 2nd; Mike Charlie, Eagle Point. 3rd; Bob Rvan Crater, 4th; Rusty Vaughan, Eagle point, 31 h. Teams Rosehurg. 1st; Crater, 2nd: taCle Point. 3rd: Grants Pass. 4th; Mil noli Valley. 5th; and Phoenix. 6lh, WOOL, SUFFOLK Ross Conger, Crater. 1st; Jerr Moore. Eagle Point. 2nd: Clint Gib eon. Crater. 3rd; and Ross Conger. 4th. DEMONSTRATION CONTESTS Agricultural Individual Senior Cathv rariinn uiiirii blue, to state fair; Laura May No ble, Lake Creek, red. Junior Donald Gail, Gold Hill, blue: Susan Cornutt. Centra) Point: Janes Anhorn, Central Point, all red. Agricultural Team Senior Ron Smith WAaUIH. blue, to state fair, Janet Lee. West side, hlue. junior Linda Armitage, Lakd Creek: Mary Ann Gardener Ijk Creek; Marcla Dunlap. Jackson ville: Bobby Glather. Jacksonville, n omc; ouiy aagiey, wagner val ley; Steve Chapman, Wagner Val ley, both red: Alison Brion. Apple gate. Connie Burrell, Applegate, both white. FORESTRY Flm Year Hugh Hendrlckson, Wagner Val ley, white. Second Year Dennis Creel, Wagner Vallev, red: Bill James and Garris Osborn. both Wagner Valley, white. Third Year lackie Tuggte, Wagner Valley, red. Fourth Year Billy Bagley and Sam Jamefl. Wagner Valley, both blue to state) fair. Fifth Year Lorna Fowler, Wagner Valley blue to state fair. FORESTRY IDENTIFICATION 4-H Tree Farmer Junior B i 1 I James, Talent, champion: Dennis Creel, Talent, second: Hugh Hendricksen. Tal ent, third; Garrfs Osborn, Talent, fourth; and Jackie Tuggle, Talent, firth. Senior Sam James, Talent, champion to state fair; Lorna Fow ler. Talent, second to state fairl and Bill Raplev, Talent, third. KM Ii.ilOl.UUY 4-H Bug Catchers James Anhorn and John Flelich er. Central Point, both blue tj state fair; Lee Korner, Central Point, red. High Point Winners Given For Horse Show In reporting the results of the 4-H Horse show held tha week end of Aug. 4 and 5. the Mail Tribune did not re ceive one sheet of winners. High point trophies for the different divisions went to Vicki Caldwell, Central Point, senior; Dale West, Eagle Point, intermediate; Lcslia Krambeal, Eagle Point, jun ior, and Gail Perry, Eagle Point, beginner. Miss Rcgina Krambeal, who was judged grand champion, is eligible to attend the state fair. ENGLISH HOREMANSI1IP Junior Regtna Krambeal, Eatl Point, 1st; Leslie Krambeal. Eagle, Point , 2nd; and Pam Peterson, Central Point, 3rd. Dale West. Eagle Point; Gail Scharfe. Talent, and Cheryl Stan ley, Eagle Point, will judge at th Pacific International exposition later this summer. Saturday Is Final Day to Pre-Regisfer Ashland - The last day to pre-register before Freshman week, Sept. 18-22, at Southern Oregon college, is Saturday,' Aug. 18, It was announced by Dr. Alvln Fellers, director of student affairs. Pre-registrants are asked to be In the Britt Student center ballroom by 9:50 a.m. Ses sions will include admissions and or placement testing and class scheduling, Dr. Fellers said, and more than 300 have already taken advantage of the opportunity. All those unable to pre register will be able to com plcte all requirements during Freshman week. you will, too!)s ml kz if" ltik i wmnnnW US P. I if ?:.
