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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORO, OREGON
THURSDAY, MAY M. 1183
Butte Falls Tackles
Wasco Team Friday
Butte Falls - Butte Falls
high baseballers play their
first night game of the season
Friday when they take on
Wasco County of Maupin in
the state B school quarter
finals. The game will be at 8 p.m.
at Maupin.
The Loggers will enter the
tangle with a 10-4 record and
hope to use base running to
advantage. Butte Falls has
not been a heavy hitting club
this spring and Coach Connie
lUcQuerrey said that his club
will "go for the bases" to
make up for the deficiency.
Wasco reportedly has good
hitting. The Loggers hope to
hold this down with the twirl
ing of Neal Ellis.
Other possible BF starters
Roxy Ann
Title Won
By Talent
Eagle Point - Talent junior
high won the Roxy Ann
league track meet last week
end with 322 points.
Eagle Point scored 210, St.
Mary's 185, Rogue River 124
and Gold Hill 22.
CLASS A RESULTS:
Low hurdles. Bartling, EP. 15.9
f record i ; 75 Colec leaser, EP. 8.9;
150 Colecleaser. EP. 17.2; 660
Bauer. SM, 1:41.8; 330 Dickinson,
T, 41.1 (record); shot put Mol
loy, GH, 48-4 (record); high jump
Lewis. SM, 5 feet; pole vault
CorJess, SM, 9-10 (record); relay
Eagle Point, 52.3 (record)
CLASS B RESULTS
Low hurdles Barker. T. 16.0
(record); 75 Dorman, T. 8.9. 150
Dorman. T, 17.3 (record); 330
Bimtin, RR, 41.8 (record); 660
Sesvy T, 1:43.1 (record): broad
jump Lewis. SM, 16-7 U (record);
hish jump Buntin, RR. 14-10 (rec
ord); pole vault Budreau. SM
(ties record); shot put Hanscom,
EP. 32-7 ',i; relay Talent, 54.0,
CLASS C RESULTS:
Low hurdles Whitman, T, 17.3
(record); 75 Rombach, T, 9.2
(record); 150 Romback, T, 18.0
(record); 330 Redding, EP, 45,4
(record); 660 Thomas, T, 1:53.4;
broad jump Rombach, T, 16-11
(record); high jump Richey, T. 5
Icet (record); pole vault Thomas,
T. 18-3 (record); shotput McDow
ell. T. 28-l' (record); relay Tal
ent. 56.6 (record).
tomorrow are Mike Stratton,
catcher; Dan Edmondson, first
base; Ron Size mo re, second
base; Jim Lytle, third base;
Ron Smith, shortstop; and Joe
Boyd, Art Rambo and Mel
Bowen, outfielders. Players
Bob and Jerry Copeland, John
Capello and Steve Stratton
and manager John Wood will
make the trip.
The squad will head north
early Friday.
Landowski
Century, 21
Pin Leader
Bill Landowski, Fortuna,
Calif., Theron Karrick, Med
ford, and Old Saphire, Cres
cent City, Calif., are the cur
rent leaders in the Century
21 bowling tournament which
opened April 1 at Roxy Ann
lanes.
Landowski heads scratch
singles with a 1258 count and
Karrick handicap singles with
1297. Old Saphire paces teams
with 4114.
Bowlers from Oregon,
Washington and California
have been rolling in the tour
ney which offers $4,200 in
prize money. The tourney con
tinues through Labor day.
Singles scores count in both
handicap and scratch divi
sions. First prizes are $300.
TOURNEY LEADERS:
Singles Scratch
singles Scratch Bill Landowski.
Frtuna. Calif.. 1258; Martin Stock
dale, Medford, 1234; Eddie Han
sen, Seattle. Wash.. 1220; Ralph
Bragg Mt. View, Calif., 1197; Olen
McCoy. Medfrod, 1191.
Singles Handicap Theron Kar
rick. Medford. 1297 Floyd Hayner.
Medford. 1281; Olen McCoy, Med
ford, 1261; Martin Stockdale. Med
ford. 1246; Dale Linvllle, Lakevlew,
1237.
Tea m Old Sapphire, Crescent
City. Calif.. 4114; South Paws-4.
Medford, 4060; Southern Oregon
Title. Medford. 4057; Overhead
Door. Medford. 4039: Crescent
Bowl. Crescent City, 3974.
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ST. MARY'S TRACK ENTRANTS - This
delegation will represent St. Mary's high of
Medford in the state A-2 track meet on Fri
day and Saturday at Oregon State univer
sity. In the front row, from left, are Bill
Reverman, alternate; Jim Reverman, 440;
Tom Darland, relay; and Jim Webb, 100, 220
and relay. Those in the back row, left to
right, are Coach Bill McKibbin; Jim Cal
houn, javelin; Pete Naumes, relay; Tim
Sakraida, broad jump, and manager Mike
Stinson.
MEDFORDcWTRIBCNB
Hoover Overall Team Winner
In Grade School Star Meet
Hoover, without a division
title, scored well in all three
classes and won the champion
ship in the Medford district
elementary school all - star
track meet completed Tues
day. Hoover ran up a total of
99'4 aggregate points for the
crown. Griffin Creek was sec
ond with 87 and Washington
third with 86.
Lone Pine was champion
in Class A with a 49 total. Oak
Grove took Class B with 44
and Griffin Creek won C with
49.
Hoover had 32V4 in A, 36
in B and 31 in C.
Four city records fell in
Class A, two in B and one
in C.
Ronnie Barnes, Wilson, set
two of the records as a special
Class A entrant. Doctor's or
ders kept him from partici
pating in his league meet and
qualifying from the all-star.
He was permitted to take part
in the all-star meet but his
victories did not count in the
scoring for Wilson. His marks
were 41 feet 5lA inches in
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CLASS A RESULTS:
60 Thomas. LP: PrutU. Jeff.:
Sage, How.: Rogers. Hoov.; Cox,
Hoov.; .Herrin. OG. 7 J (record).
&noi put Meeds. Ruch; Cox,
Hoov.: Hilkev. GC: Lewis. Hoov -
Johnson. Root.; Brown, Lnc. 35
Broad jump Peterson. GC; Ed
wards. Wash.: Fomvlte. Roos.:
Herrin, OG. Graff. 12-10'j..
Pole vault Thomas. LP: Sase.
How.; Peterson. GC: Brldenstine.
LP; Christensen. Jeff,; tie sixth.
Cunningham, WS, and Neils on.
Hoov. 8-3.
220 relay Washington: Griffin
Creek; Wilson; Jacksonville; Jef
ferson; Ruch. 28.8.
Baseball throw Meeds, Ruch;
Mason, LP; Neilson, Hoov.; French,
J'Ville; Jackson, Howard; Brown,
Roos. 225.6.
150 Thomas. LP; Mercer, Jack.;
Galbrafth. Jeff.; Peters, WS;
Chambers, GC; Lewis, Hoov. 17.4
(record).
Medley relay Hoover: Jefferson;
Ruch: Griffin Creek; Washington;
Jacksonville. 43.8.
High Jump Sage. How.; tie sec
ond, Barnes, LP, Henson, Wash.,
and French. J'ville; Davis, Wash.:
Cohb. Hoov. 4.2.
Scoring Lone Pine 40. Griffin
Creek 35. Hoover 33 . Washing
ton 28. Howard 26. Ruch 25. Jef
ferson 23. Jacksonville 15. Roose
velt 11, Jackson 8, Wilson 8. West
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CLASS B RESULTS:
Broad jump Cunningham. WS;
Knudsen. J'ville; Torhelm, Hoov.;
Good, Roos.; Pardee, How.; Smith.
Wash. 13-2.
GO Salad e. West Side; Grafton,
LP; Knudsen. J'ville; Sanford.
Hoov.; Tor helm, Hoov.; Edwards,
Wils. 7.9.
220 relay Oak Grove; Hoover:
Jacksonville; Washington, West
ame; L,one Fine. 29.1.
Baseball throw Gilbert. Roos.;
Schroder. LP; Grafton. LP; Wil
son. Wash.: End-cott. Wils.; Pardee,
How. 213-7 (record I.
Shot put Culhertson, Hoov.;
Gilbert. Roos.; Hodges, OG; Thomp
son. Wash.; Coleman. Line;
Schroeder. LP. 23-7.
High jump White. J'ville; tie
second. Patterson. Jeff : and Ellis,
Wils.; Pardee. How.; Werner. OG;
Lee son. Wash. 4-2.
150 Patterson. Jeff.; Werner.
OG; Gratton, LP; Dunlap. Roos.;
Huffman, How.; Edwards, Wils.
19 2.
Medley relay Hoover: Jefferson;
Ruch, Griffin Creek; Washington;
Jacksonville.
Pole vault Gillespie. OG; With
row, OG; Orr, Jeff.; Morton. Wils.;
Warren. Jeff.; White, J'ville. 7
flU l record l.
Scoring Oak Grove 44. Hoo
ver 36. Jacksonville 32, Jefferson
30. Lone Pine 30. Roosevelt 2fi,
West Side 23. Washington 16, Wil
son 14. Howard 9. Ruch 4, Grif
fin Creek 3. Lincoln 2.
California
Keglers Go
In Front
Marv Belrose, and Ron
Turner, Crescent City, in dou
bles, and Jim Pastori, Eu
reka, Calif., in all-events,
took over singles leaderships
last week end in the South
ern Oregon Handicap Bowl
ing tournament at Medford
lanes.
Silverton Drug and O. K.
Davies, Silverton, retained
their team and singles leads,
respectively.
Belrose and Ron Turner
carded a 1342 to go ahead
of the 1315 of Bob Niemeyer
and Davies which led the
week before. Pastori with a
2018 replaced Niemeyer in
the all-events lead and Mike
Wilson, Eureka, is now sec
ond with 1996. Wilson also
took over second spot in sin
gles with a 756.
Davies heads singles with
770 and the Silverton Drug
team nas a 3325.
In ladies events leaders
are Medford Goof-Offs, teams,
2706; Hazel Wilson and Nina
Tonnini, Eureka, doubles
1167; Blanche Earhart, Cres
cent City, singles, 634, and
all-events 1724.
The tourney continues
through July 14.
TOURNAMENT LEADERS!
Men's teams Silverton Drug
3323; Lumberjacks, Crescent City,
olio; I up Homing, urania rau,
3101; Country Club market. Eure
ka, 3084: Del Norte Feed, Cres
cent City, 3027.
Men's doubles Marv Belrose
and Ron Turner. Crescent City.
1342: Bob Niemeyer and O. K.
Davies. Silverton. 1315; Frank
Parkinson and Nell Farrier. Med
ford, 1297: Floyd Hayner and
Earl Thornton, Medford, 1271;
Roy Gazawny and Gary Couch,
Medford, 12B7.
Men's singles Davies, 770: Mike
Wilson. Crescent City, 736; At
Gebhard. Medford. 724: Al Coulter.
Medford, 694: Parkinson. 691.
Mens all-eventa Jim Pastori,
Eureka. 2018; Mike Wilson, Eure
ka. 1996: Bob Niemeyer, Silverton,
1990; Ron Turner, Crw-vul City,
1978: Bert Rhodus. Crescent City,
Calif., 1941.
BOWLING
ANDY'S MIXKD IE AH UK
Tiers (33-131 1. Tom Schoono-
ver 543: Sandbaglters (23-33) 3,
She nil riarsnmraiter am.
Hit & Miss 130-14) 2. Cliff Gil-
Christ 520: Dead Beats (24'j-19), 2.
Gib Gibson 453.
Left Rixnis CiS'i-lH'il i. sua
Hukill -137; Knot Heads (16-28 1 3.
Vern Ragsdale 310.
Confirm 1 24 -24 1 4. Jim Wehren
356: Jets (14-30) 0. Jake Oltrn 314.
Brothers St Sisters (24-20) 4.
Ruth Holloway 482: AH SpliU (13-
31) 0. Bob Kennedy 390.
Shamrocks 1 19 ',-24 V 2, Joe
Jens ell M3: Eagle Eyes (IT'fXMi)
3, Shy CalURhan 461.
SheriH HsrshnarRer zua. mia
Hukill 203. Gib Gibson 206; Sand
banners 1880.
(Sweeper St Plav-off between
SandbagiterB. Left-Rights, & Ti
gers will be May 2V)
representatives are requested to
attend Next season's executive
committee will be elected.
SUNDAY NIOHTFRS
In the Sunday Niihtrrs Bowling
cue piayoii, r rienaonip four
took first place, Cannonballi sec
ond and Four Bs third
Individual Trophy winners for
the season were Mary Ellen Plan
kenhorn and Jack Whisnan, hish
scratch name; Doris Nelson and
Hans Holt, high game with handi
cap; Wanda Booth and Troy Dean,
high scratch series; Jerry Johnson
and Jerry Ryan, high series with
handicap: Mary Schroeder and
Fred Bennett, most improved.
WONtlF.RKRS
Hi Li ten t2V3, 3. Sandra Malot
4 S3; Rolling Stones (8-20) 1, Jua
nita Brenner 408.
Thinkers (1B-9. 4, Doris Roe 393;
Knot Heads 113-13) 0, Irma Shroy
407.
wno s Here f .3-u. a. joyce iew
Is 472: We Three (10-lBi 2. Hildred
Hughes 389.
Pin Heads (14-14) 1. Elsie Eddy
452: Red Heads (13-15) 3, Betty
Neel 4(S7.
Hopefuls (13-lft. 1. L.ucy sawyer
422; Up-N-Comers (10-18) 3. Shir
ley North 40ft.
Lucv Sawyer 188. Marilyn Wen
tllng i80, Betty Neel 177.
DREAMERS LEAGUE
ml ft i (14. fit 4. Velma Wilson
304: Roily Pollys (7-13) 0, Evelyn
Rhodes 398.
Happy Dare (13-7 3, Irene
Heady 406: Spare Rihbert (Xl-19)
1, Juanita Brenner 389.
Checkers (11-9) 2. Marcella Mar
tin 404; Lucky Strikers (812) 2,
Joedene Chaboude 437.
FlUDDerS H'lll 1. UCC lurncr
357: Hit Se Miss (7-13) 3. Helen
Mitchell 417.
Evelyn Rhodes 156. Joedene Cha
boude 134, Mabel Hamilton 149.
SUMNER QUITS VIKINGS
Minneapolis - (UPI) - Defen
sive safety Charlie Sumner
has quit the Minnesota Vi
kings of the National Foot
ball league to accept a coach
ing position with the Oakland
Raiders of the rival American
league.
TUESDAY NITERS MIXED
Pinhrts lA-Oi 4. Gene Irwin 5fl1 .
Team One (2-6l 0, Mary Cuizo 462.
Snare "O'b" -) a. taaie mo
ver 541: Left & Rights (1-7) 1.
Glenn wtiKins ons.
Athlnrl Rniier (6.2, 4. Shirley
Parsons 562; United Radio (4-4) 0,
Arne Matson 565.
Feather Merchant (5-31 2. Olen
McCoy 542: Slate St Hall (5-3) 2,
Dave Kitngier am. , wi,
Colonel Puffs (4-4) 2, Dick Web
ber 549; Zephyrs (4-4) 2. Ted
Groomes 322.
Trallways (45-23) 4. Barbara
Botefur 484; Stevens Auto Sales
(43a-24'3) 0. Lanell Wilkes 463.
Eastside Market (4l3-26al 3.
Grnce Hunter 439: Drews Man
store (31-31) 2. Marie Holley 401.
Rodda Paint 133'3-34'j) 3. D.
Cain 435: Loveness Lbr. I28'a-39U)
1, Alta Knauber 402.
Tex of Courtesy Chev. (32-36) 4.
Irene Snyder 420; Roxy Ann Lanes
(32-36) 0. Peg Mclstcd 481.
Crosbv's Mobil (30-3B( 1, Ruth
Carpenter 480; Simmonds Const.
(17-51) 3. Monica Anderson 435.
Pas MM.ipH 102. Marie Holley
191. Norma Schell 189; Crosby
Mobil 1702.
RPAR rRF.EK MIXED
Gardener's Glory (0-4) 4. George
Russell 492; torn rusners ,u-p v,
Lee Sanderson tuu.
Mavericks (4-0) 4, Ed Holtgrave
ard Adams 431.
464; Merry Mlx-Up 10-4) 0. How
CLASS C RESULTS:
Pole vault Davis. Wash.;
Townes. Wash : Tooley. GC: War
ren. Jeff.; Hcndricksen. J'ville;
Baker. LP. 7-4 ' (record).
Hish iumo Toole v. GC- New.
I man, How; Capsey. Hoov.: Krause,
iu. ue mm. snores, uu, ana
Ros. How. 4 feet.
Broad jump Hollingsworth.
Wash.; Pidcock, Jack.; Templernan,
Jeff.; Koelmel. WS; Savage. GC;
Davis. J'ville. 12-2',.
Baseball throw Beale. Wash.;
Jarvis. How.- Jones. Roojr.; Sla
vens. Wils.; Gflman, GC. IR1-1.
60 Lust. Hoov.: Griffith. GC;
Friesen, How.: Morrisey, Jack.;
Helken, Rnos. 8.1.
220 relay Howard: Hoover;
Jackson;; Griffin Creek; Washing
ton. 29.4.
150 Griffith. GC; Pidcock. Jack;
Kelken, Roos.; Merickel, Ruch;
Darling, How.; Skinner, Hoov,
19 6
Medley relay Hoover: Jeffer
son; Ruch; Griffin Creek; Wash
ington: Jacksonville. 43 8.
Scoring Griffin Creek 49,
Washington 42: Howard 35i. Hoo
ver 31. Jackson 26. Jefferson 15,
Roosevelt 14, Ruch. 8. Jackson
ville 4, West Side 4. Wilson 4.
ubk urove Lone fine i.
- AGGREGATE SCORING:
Hoover 9'(, Grifiin Creek B7,
Washington 86, Lone Pine 80. Jef.
ferson 66. Howard 70i. Jack
sonville 51. Roosevelt 51. Oak
Grov 50.. Ruch 37. Jsckaon 3
West Side 31, Wilson 24, Lincoln
2.
LOOKING AT IT ALL WAYS-0LDSM0B1LE COSTS LESS at
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MERCHANTS WINNERS
Vern Parent homered, Har
vey Tonn and Dav Net! each
got two hili and Ron East
gait, Bill While, Gary Riley
and J. Vantwol each two as
Canlral Point Merchants btal
Tru-Mix in Jackson County
Softball association play latt
night. Score was 11 to 1. Bart
Beechtr had a lriplt for Tru
Mix. Vaniwol atruck out 12
baiters.
Ladles teams Medford Goof-
Offs, 2706; Olson-Lawyer Lumber,
Medford. 2663; the Five Mrs.,
Weed. 2641.
Ladles' ami files Hazel Wilson
and Nina Tonnini. Eureka, 1 1B7;
Doris Miner and vonnie Fan.
Salem, 1 138: Wilson and Lois
Briggs. Eureka. 1137; Ethel Cham-
lion ana i,anayne narru, mea
:ord. 1-.21.
Ladles slnrles Blanche Far-
hart, Crescent City, 634; Mary
Kerns, Crescent city, one; Harris,
602; Irene Schultz, Eureka. 601;
Ann Dorrell. Weed. S07.
Ladles Earhart. crescent
City. 1724; Schultz. 167; Dorrell.
1656; Marian Rtha, crescent city.
1644; Kerns, 1W7.
Petits Fours O'V'a 3'a. J Ann
Marcum 483; Rlng-A-Dlng Dings
. l i,. Fav Goddard 446.
Family Affairs 13-1) 3, George
Baker 458; Fancy pants uJ)
tvui Mrah dlfl
Sweet Suites (3-11 3. Debs Wil
liams 460: Sugar Cubes (1-3) l
ajUnnv nr Sweets (3-1) 3.
Bruce Rlttcr 424; Pedigreed Dogs
(1-3) 1. Gaylord Griffin 455.
Wretched Mess (3-2) 2. Paul
Hennlck 528: Tranquilizers (2-2) 2,
Noel Davis &a. . . ,
M.sttln Rnv .2.2. 2. Herb - Rob-
bina 437: Foreign Affairs (2-2) 2,
Garv Couch 207, Paul Hennlck
206 George Russell 202, JoAnn
Marcum 186, Lou Marsh 164, Lee
Trudeau 154, Dorothy Goddard
154; Gardener'! Glory 2156.
Coast Stream
Angling To Open
Portland - (UPD - The high
lakes in the Cascades and
coastal streams open to fish
ing this week end. An army
of anglers is expected out with
prospects generally good.
The state game commis
sion's report:
Southwtitt Upper main
Umpqua have been good lor
Chinook; Diamond lake ex
pected to be fair to good for
rainbow 10 to 15 inches; south
coastal streams should be good
to excellent.
D 3
FOLLEY, CLEBOUX VIE
Montreal - (UPD T Fifth-ranked
heavy weight contender
Zora Folley and former Cana
dian champion Bob Cleroux
meet tonight in a scheduled
10-round rematch bout that
may be the turning point for
both fighters.
McLoughlin Netters
Conclude Season
McLoughlin ninth grade
boys closed out their tennis
season Tuesday with a pair
of wins over Crater high
sophomore players. Steve
Ogier and James Bennett de
feated Mike Turner and Rich
Mayes, 1-8, 6-3. 7-5. and Lynn
Westwood and Ken Curtis
won from Lance Hope and
Dave Christie, 6-1. 9-7.
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SIESTA LEAGUE
(Play-orr and Sweeper)
First place Cascade Sports Ma
rina. Irma Shroy, Corky Jones,
Lyd Blood. .
Second place. Valley Poultry.
Louise Swindler, Nita Gosnell,
Florence Roberts.
Sweeners (Wlin nanaicapi. worny
Jones fiOO. Vlvienne West 371),
Nancy Charlie 334.
BOWLING BELLES
Roethler's Chevron. 1st place;
McLaren Oil. 2nd place.
BClty Minger omi, nisrn arrirn
scratch; Lorna Kahnert 213. high
!ame scratcn, noin mail inuuiw
lead liners.
Margaret Bolx 610, high series
with handicap, RotMhler's Chevron:
Neva McLean 231). high games with
handicap. Pat and Mike's Builders
Supply. , , ,
Eileen Hunting 154. high ave
rage. Southern Oregon Tallow;
Kewple Facey fl pins, most Im
proved bowler. McLaren Oil
Sweeper: Mail Tribune Head
liners 2767.
CITY ASSOCIATION
A meeting of Medford Rowling
association board of directors will
be held at 8 p.m., Sunday. May 26,
at the American Red Cross build
ing on Hawthorne ave. All league
and executive committee members
BEST PUPPY Knotty Pines Dark Devil, five-month-old
Alaskan malamute female, above, was named best malamulc
puppy, best of breed, second in adult working group, first
In puppy working group and best puppy In match In the
Southern Oregon Kennel club's fun match on Sunday, Bay
19, at Josephine County fairgrounds. Grants Pass. The dog
is owned hy Marilyn and Kicnard wooion, uia oiagc ro
Medford. It is held by Mr. Wooten. A Doberman pinscher
male, owned by C E. Mozlcy, Wolf Creek, was JudKcd best
dog In match. A miniature poodle owned by Mrs. Leo
Behnke, Ashland, was highest scoring in obedience. A total
of 107 dogs were entered from as far north as Portland and
as far south as Redding. Calif. There was one Scottish
deerhound. This breed is the tallest purebred one recognized
by American Kennel club.
SPITTER CAUSES STIR
Baltimore -itTIi- Bob Schef
fing Joined Chicago White
Sox manager Al Lopez today
in demanding that "something
should be done-' about the In
creasing number of pitchers
who are throwing an occa
sional spit ball. "They ought
to legalize it or start calling
It," the Detroit manager said.
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motorists, the factory sag authorized us to offer it at a
special demonstrator price. This offer ig good for a
limited time on the purchase of pairs and seta only. It
brings you, for less than the price of rayon tires that
come on new cars, this bonus-mileage tire that gives
6,000 to 8,000 EXTRA miles under average driving
conditions.
In return for our special demonstrator offer, we
simply ask you to mention, these advanced design
tires to a few of your friends after you've experienced
their superior all-around performance on your own car.
WHAT USERS SAY:
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"My Qitis tires
hivs run evsr
12,000 mills, end
thty still don't
show any wiar."
Willlim A Wintiis,
Cliarllild,
Ftnniylttnli
"43,903 mllH and
the culnn art still
nciDPible cem
putd with 25,000
miles on othirtifM."
A. V. Johnion,
Newport Niwi,
VltiTnli
"22,000 trouble
Irn mllei-ont-hMf
tht original tread
umalned whan 1
sold the car.-Jamas
S. Brown, Norman,
Oklahoma
Km
"11,000 milts on
pivsmint ind invtt,
ind I can't sta ons
ilin of weir.'1
Stsvt L. Snlrltr,
Ft. Collins, colondo
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Be Sure! Be Safel
See us before going
on that Memorial Day
Week-end Trip
BUD'S TIRE
EXCHANGE
1112 Court Street-
Phone 773-7745
Bsn
how do you answer the hunger in a
child's eyes, if he lives thousands of miles
away? By joining CARE'S Food Crusade,
you span the world to help feed hungry
school children, orphans, refugees, the
aged and sick, clnerni"iv poor families.
what you do is share out farm abund
ance; staples donated by the U.S. Food
for Peace program. CARE adds other
foods, packs various units to match coun
try needs. Every $1 you give sends one
package with your name and address, to
bring a personal message of friendship
from the American people.
where need is urgent, CARE delivers
your gifts. You cannot specify persons,
but you may choose any of these places:
Colombia, Cyprus, Dominican Republic,
Ecuador, Oreece, Haiti, Hong Knng, Iran,
Israel, Jordan, Korea, Macau, Mexico,
Pakistan, Poland, Sierra Leone, Turkey,
West Berlin, Vietnam, Yugoslavia.
liillL New York 16, N.Y.
or your local CARE office '
Here is $ for the Food Crusade,
(Make (hecks payable to CARE, Ins.)
(Your name)
(Address)
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