MKDKOKD MAIL TRIBL'Nt, MtUFOKD, OKKIjON
Faber Aiiends
Plani Dedication
Jackson County Commissioner
Don Faber attended the dedica
tion of the Hanford Atomic En
ergy Reactor at Hanford, Wash.,
Friday, stopping off there en
route to Canada, at the invita
tion of Charles S. Collins, direc
tor of the California-Oregon Rec
reational and Development asso
ciation. Collins was unable to
attend ( h e ceremonies which
President Kennedy included in
his wester trip.
Faber also carried a letter of
Local Committee Cheek Seminar
Named to Assist I Planned in City
Selecting School
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 1. 10M
Appointment of a committee
to assist in the selection of ;e
recipient of $3,000 worth of
visual communications equip
ment being awarded a Medford
area school was announced to
day by Charles W. Hill, Modern
Office Sysms company, 1309
Court St.. Medford.
A two-day seminar on how to :
avoid accepting bad checks has I
been arranl for Medford mer- j
chants and their employees. It
will be held Nov. 20 and 21 in '
the J :.kson county courthouse I
auditorium. j
The ;ninar has been sched-j
uled"by law enforcement agen-:
cies of Jackson county in co-l
operation with the district at-
torney's office, the Federal Bu- j
i reau of Investination and the
Named to the committee were Oregon State Bureau Identi
Alf B. Mekvold. suDerintendent 1 (;,.,,, in,ci,n,f
i"wu.uuu u upv- , oi jauKsun cuumy sciiouis. ruin j
intendent of Manufacturers Con- j w. Calkins, superintendent of ;
-.rn of Oxford, Ohio, supplier ! Josephine countv schools: Dr. j
of atomic solid fuels for the f William A. Sampson, professor
reactor. The letter was given ; of education. Southern Oregon
him by Maj. M. J. Hopkins, I college, and State Representa
rrired, of Rogue Valley Manor. live Edward Branchfield.
Major Hopkins is the father-in. The school will receive an in-
4'vidual package wortn Si.
0U0 as part of a nationwide As
sistance Grant to Education
Program sponsored by ?he 3M
company, St. Paul, filinn.
To Encourage Teaching
law of Noe
Majoi Hopkins is known in
the west as the y:e remaining
member of the U. S. Corps of
Engineers responsible for the
location of Grand foigiee dam.
Rwalling his four years spent
on the project, Major Hopkins
said his chief role fas geolo
gist with the exploration and
survey made on the feasibility
of locating the itigh dam tha
Cofumbia river.
The 30th anBiversaiy' criebra
Hon ot Grand Coulee dam. origi
nally scheduled for Sept. 30, has
been postponed until Oct. 111! and
13. according to Elmer Tonv
lbrey, chairman of the coordinate
ing committee.
Medford employers and man
agers will be invited to"' attend
the Nov. 20 session, which is
scheduled for 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.
Their employees will be urged
to attend the Nov. 21 session,
which is slated for 9 a m. to
noon and from 7 to 10 p.m.
Seminar members will sug
gest precautions that should b
taken in cashing checks Mr
customer id police proce
dures (ia kindling bal chick
cases
ewe nunnrec scnooitr a me i , , nB ,ripvi.
nation will rotewe similar ! a(e nas bcen schedlll(,d
equipment packages under the i(or mcmbers o( tt,e ,titv police
department1 Cfc. jii and 23.
Topis Jo be dicussed include-'
$1.5 million projtram designed to i
encourage cwative teaching.
They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo
( Puzzle pIcture I &
OgL. Siff ll ANSWER-
Vj&ifr&J -?P MJ -WWTS SI 20H 34. i
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Local and Personal
OBITUARIES
Cadli:
Modern Office Systems coi- rSex sjnme definition laboratory
IVBNINSS
Wa4.& Thur.
7:19 . 1 0:00
,...ri..t Ut;..
J latfiant
ATE(NOOWt
Wad.
t:0O-:K)
. 4 Sort.
TJO-400
SnfJ
I
&
paftv, local 3M distrrouror, i
administering, th program U
cally. -
Each $3,000 a war A imsist f
twa transparency makers, 2!
overhead projector, and trar,
parency film afld copy paper UT
use in the classroom. .
The ommitte Will stiwetf
proposals for the grant sub
mitted hy local principals mid
administrators .describing their
techniques for employina visual
aids in th classroom. The prre
posals they elact Will hi suls
mj(tl So later that) No. 15 to
a National Selection commitfe
of prominent educator whicS
will decide ert filial selections V
Decemhet;. .Vf public, private
and parochial schoul if all r-
tchniques ia seit rirt9es and
invnstifativp 'tfctininue m pk i S"""-" " .'
CWMS.
Jt t
Crt,
ft- s
tjary, Iif.; fcrothot-s, .fe:chie
Mcljcoi'l. Scotsdale, Ari. ni
K&TIIERIM1 M.RIFF!N W89, in Sluttgaff, 0 f'eS: Keith ..McUod,, Valley fmm,
Funwal services (t Kathe-! 3. 1913. in Benklmii. :.h sho Midi.. Wsters, Irs. lai" Jane
rine M. Griffin, of 4074 Vas nMnrie io Clarence Uot lampiol, BirmfitRlwrtf. Wii.,
iivj in web . , " , , i . , . I "
ft.. ,.;n i,. k.u ainoav, wa neio w. i:juigeatn in is.ia. .
Hut nto Riscm i f;cloc , , er ! Jtl W Mc
' " Df. t. K. 't, "flastof
'first f-stitri( tbttfc, riti
isitd.
Nfr. Witfin mas Urn tt.
Tl. 18 W. in Misrof. SJi )as
tlvcd w tithcrn regoa n&! trt .
northern Calitordi since to:- j Kal)i
!md Mis fiula 'ilcLeod. t)trit.
JlicSi, ; jt si grandchildren,
Medical Palicnl Thomas H.
Rickman, 1032 West 11th St..
Medford. is a medical patient at
Sacred Heart hospital.
Phi? Fire jgght damage
was reported at a residi'.ce
owned by Dave C. Richardson,
1204 West 10th St., Medford, as
111 result of a flue fire at 8:32
o'clock this morning.
Money Missing Medford po
lice reported that a soft drink
machine at the Central Motel,
510 Sot: Central ave.. was
broken into some time Sunday
nht and an estimated $4 in
change was taken.
an Arrested A man sought
by Mcdft police on a bad
check charge, Charles Thomas
Lewis Maccagno, formerly of
Rogue River, was arrested by
'facoma. Wash., police Sept. 27.
Maccagno will be retuied to
Jilcksoff count for prosecution.
IVmtiiK Issued The Medford
duilding department issued a
permit Monday to Kred Robin
son to convert structures at 39
41, 43 and 4S South Front st.
i one building, to be occu
IMol upan completion by Sim's
Bicycl mid Toy Shop, at ax es
t)maJi t-f oi $SAtX).
Ashland Man Hurt.
foQitt'Car Mishap
- - - 3' "
Garv Hiciiardson SmHh, 28, f
fa? Fordyc it., Aahlaad, Vas
slightly ijureij whrn his car left
eufvfat ClcAer lti and the
Oron Spring flighy arl.v
this moraiits.
Tbe Smi i-r cri8s ibr in-
el gre ebgifeli w S?t grt:-f fffsfctior? WeflfinM- dr?p
ilitcn and rolled iT. ifi Jnror
I94& Mrs. Knits BliiveA In Port-1
Itrtd, mherv she Itt jridtrt
tino-ht tim.
Survivor lnelucm tmr ttiit,,
?rnoa M. JEvms, Cortlimci, Ty-i
:va, rriRevflli, Oi.,! We lighf," Lions flub (
i:. Kvans. Saif ,fns. LHH i statefl) in ft rettimffw
rnr H im.1. wfr she hM iti.vl ; Cjlif.. ind leoit L. Kvan. Me-1 sned toil of ,thir clri V
1r ilom near-tledfor. in liWSltord: to daughtws, Mn. Veah hclfr Hie sigh nd lin ovk
in ieno, fiev., she mm ni;ri K. irr,' Nclinneill. Oi., ' H tn' lpWri
M. OtSfift, tM 'a Mrs. .Zethel Frsons, Tfe4- io m sen ngm, Btntw
tord:-m brother. V e nn S in-i7 Jinfic tws work and as
ton. Vanour, . Wash.: to j ht vsi(!tts ot the Hbgijp val-
iXATlHH
tKATIl ACCHlOtlU
l.r lnfamiMiaH f. IJI UI1
ll'PIi D ti
fl .Mill
vivs.
OMwt ijrvirt iactk) of
in. Jay William, Vrck, Calif.;
t .dutigtiTovt, Mr. 'ltr
nobcrt3on,..Elk...Cwv!,t'alif.;
Mrs. Robert Kukovina, Medford;
'as thrown otfl o tnt cav, ami : ,.,.i,iM,
fiiffHd facial and hen.) tuts.18"" ....-
polio taid. H tiwafil and
ivlsed sl'tlw? .sl)lan(l torn-:
miinit' !ioiitl. . Funeral scmom M
marurF
EcTs t' twi!'trs: ft A xtra
1r 4ii-4: V4 merfium 4f)-ac
A small j 30c; ctrtonr t-3c ; OlA Staae rd.. MfdfwA. tffd
lur tn riii. ft an lwU JamS TlldmpSftTT.
A prints fHc; rrto 3c ftigWf; iTj2 tbl Hock M.. Crfnfrl
P""! :ZC-. m Itnit1l rnllifiH rm TaM fjfirk
rtfr.
ticliiip truck.. rtHirt fcv Rat-! Olivi Sans, mi North SColuiW-
mond SM Fiah. W, rf -laSBjfcl Blvd., FoTtland, wlto flied
Friday ut WcMinnnll, Uf.,
ill I. hld at 10 a.m. WdHe
dy ht th Chtl of ttw 7re
J
itBiJirs 4fi-c, prores-ierl A,Tr
icei f-10 It irva.. ,l-4fic.
rhlf-Urns Nn. 1 f7lri dlssd
t rctftis: FrTS, whol drwu
28-34c lb: eut-up, lb: liiis
lisht pe. wtlolc diwn t!l-S,lc
111.; lilH typfc hens, cut-up $S-38c
lb.; hvy whole 34-3Sc lb - "
rd. hear' On- df
The ?"ish picituf ft'ut'S w j
.vrtaking. and .passing th
Thompson tehicla when fh.
Thompson1 tfuck jtiade !ff(
turn1 ioto a private di-ivwy,'
i police reported;
lTrfnt - 9oly Xon
tfakley. 1, i 125 Sceni dr.,
Ashland, was citert fur failure to
Jild right-of-way following an
-oii-liiiW in .ftclilutirl aV n m
lanisl isthnighJ t , Monday. ,Pol'ic: id the acci
deiw occurred when Oakley
flmtl t luift from Mounlain ava.
tinut past Main aid drove
it the path en auto driven
by'Stan Leslie. JoiUa, S, of 1458
Ea Main (,,
Grass Fire The Central Point
Rural Fire department w s
summoned at 4:15 p.m. Monday
to extinguish a grass fire on the
property of O. D. Weems, 5858
Crater Lake highway. About one
acre burned. Cause of the fire
was unknou
Rummage Sale A rummane
sale sponsored by the Women's
fellowship of the Congregation
al church will be held at the
Fehl building, 108 North Ivy St.,
Medford, Wednesday and Thurs
day, Oct. 2 and 3, from 9 a.m. I
j to 3 p.m. I
i Sludcnls Visit Classes start-1
ed Monday at Oregon Slate Uni
versity and the University of
Oregon and a number of Ied-'
ford students, who had complet
ed registration, spent the week
end at home. Among them were
Harlow Head, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold H. Head, 1415 Eu
clid ave.; Michael Hartley, son
of Mrs. Jack M. Hartley, 1408
Fortune dr., and Frank Van
?elt, son of Mrs. Franklin H.
Van Pelt, 64 Rose ave.
1 1 os p i I a! Patient Medical pa
tient at Sacred Heart hospital is
Victor I. Eakin, 917 West 11th St.
Sale Scheduled Bethel iS,
International Order ot Job's
Daughters will conduct a rum
mage sale Friday and Saturday,
Oct. 4 and 5, from 9 a.m. to
5 p.m., in the Central Point Ma
sonic hall on Pine st.
A 9
Training Session
Set at RC Building
The annual training session
conducted by the women's de
partment of the Medford Mail
Tribune for .those who submit
copy to tho department is plan
ned at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday,
Oct. 2, at the Red Cross chapter
house on Hawthorne ave.
Instruction will be given in
'.he ..preparation of copy and a
question period will be held.
Coffee and rolls will be served.
The class will be concluded be
fore noon.
sisters, Mvs. LuciU McAllister,
laCcnter. Wash., and Mrs.
Ttlrlm. PtocUum, Sedgick,
Low.; Is grandchildren,' 'jimtt
tw great grandchildran. I
falltarera will include Rob
ert W. Pari. Jjeoitard Adsimsim,
Andrew J. Florey,' Walt Sevell,
Stanley fairish, an tlmar
Gillispi. .
uireraJ aiTetiftemonfts ft
fruatei To Siskiyou t'untraf
Srvic dirwtors at Chapel iff
tha tree mortuary. o
WttCERVltLS Mrs. florert
mortuary Iff Siskiyou Mlorsafc
Sark.
Tti Rev. Gordon t)allw Of
V'H'',B iu!clfiKtW .of Wilfterviile cfifr
fey tuvn fit their floret!,1 lights t(t
signify irwir mngifi8 iip
fort file driva. Q
Tlie si'Stw" liions clirtv- m
Medford has ievited Slie fe(t
ford? UonS club Ra jtr in tais
-aHnpai(?J) tonigbf an4 Wednes
day HighP iif an affaaHif falbo'
very flonj'iff ivt city. S,l
flour Ui ftlfowiet) g.(0. )
8:30 p.m. s o
Siflijlsr Sal! Hraii eoft
(uctl by ioriSi clubs hf
UntP toniji n ft tcanorrotf
ftighf; iff Talent) CM. j jnd s; jg
!p)Knix (D. 2 snfl 3. aSi? i
tto Gold Hill ietCeft i J'Oirtt
ajiCieii. S 0
of roitland will officiati. TnCer
marft'will fnllov in Siskiyou M
jyiorial rarte.
Wrs. Kvani a fiorft 7c Jf.
O
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First sliowfiigsr tlie 19G Lincoln Continental, o
Discover the greater sfwiotisness behind its cltissic profile
V 0 u
Sunday ei SossBhine ttencral
hospital i Pant Tass. .
gh 0as rnnr ilj l Angelas,
Calif.. in omt as tif:tf
tffiusin of m 4'arfUloj tailors
Vim pioneer. o
She Is irviei! 8.V e? hn
band, Bdherk 'Kaatljintifi: hre
ona, Miltofl JEaslwnod, AttcRor
tee. Alaska: Haiolfi and Rnb-
A rf Etoofl, Sjob Aniielesi It
j u
4.
V-- T .?t-,F
s
gramlaons,. an lt i'
.'nrff auottutone sn iaci
Bun q.(ff
B11IIOCK . i.i h;i
C ligroinil I'apfl) II Bl
Colonial 'Entr . ..1211
F4on Hon) (S'l) 11
Kltttlllfr . . ..li)
Kiuiflaniml! Inva 1 II. OH
r,Wuas-vm-m St.--.
(Siloiip Se): Com Slt 13.J,'
KeyMoire ig)7;i
Births
MINNE - Ttt Mr.
Elmer, 302 Stark st,
Oct. 1, 1963, a girl,
Ct ilogue Valley hospital.
and Mrs.
Medford,
fi pounds.
THOMPSON - Tn Mr. and
Mi s. Holland V., 831 Liberty St.,
AshlaRd, Oct. 1, 19C3, a boy, 8
pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital.
HEDRICK
Jr. Hi Auditorium
MCDFORD
Tuesday, Oct. 22
8 P.M.
TICKETS AT
Purucktrs, Medtord
Melody Houfc, Grantt Pail
Student Union, So. Ore. College
SI. SO, S3. 00, S2.S0
Sponsored by So. Ore. vollege
Revenue 0
strandcTtildrem
Titlrwent Wilt he t lUlltfesf
Memorial 'seawwrx Grants
Pasa o
(
trtni Pli r-l1tltTf'8
ltdelprVC. jhrwA,fouWll,l6c
SfSi, Eg vnr. aicm i Am
mtS-nins is 1acaf lspiaJ. tw
Haral arrangemertt W ill bff
jounced by Coruler ftortisT.)
ltr fijrG'('l'
tm Wta()N-
for S. WtS(. 3B tT.j
St., MedfOr, 4) Mo
avirning in 1T 4ioiTiUaT.
funeral trrangeiwenta Will be
announsi Conger SJortiS
Funeral cMictt8.
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Kvstftvti ft-:i n 8'1
Kcvsio)i. a 4 . 4,'.i
Mass Iiiv e;rolh itS; ft :17
NfltloiViJ (pyowlrij .. . R i
5trN(Jh ly 1 1
irv - fiimr f ;
'I'tfllSH Inront Sjl
uniir-o cien m.
VnrlBhl " a !
Wriiniaion rita
Over-tk-Ceunfer
Wesfw n Stacks
By
3:1 'i
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.. an',
;5
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W hen yon inspect (he
n?w Continental you
sHIl discover wli monp
llati half the people
IsiJiy in astir price ran;?
nhlt.nc !to 4 n i '.,...; .1 n .1 ItiT'
v !i I'ur -1 11 . r' 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 injj
f
Notict'the greattr pasn?cr frw0'
Come in, .nd inspect the new Continental
ourself. Its t'ofile Js only fhrce inches
longer than in 196U2-3. Vet J'o'a will
iras a roomier reit 'compaitmeSl, with
ut itk'hfs rW lej room and 2.5 'che
SrJ.'re kn rianm tiian in 1 963. This
lakes for fice the rr.-n i
1061 and lf'62 ji,'onenta!. .'d the
?..gga;c ).-RipalJffk;nt m 1 5 ri l.irRcr, for
Wlttl :S':rease 337' o-r l?61i2.
jt w -th al! this a'iiieri ftMcr. t:r C'U'
KnrnM; f(t,T;ni all the qi;,ii:tie tiiai -'t
mi-r trord? c "f -v other aui'.lr i
I. i .me,e5 " '..tij, ; a pr me r'4f r, til'
4. ' nt:ncnta! f;ta:n rj.i a '. a!..
a he Cont:neii! is a'.aaaKc :n ;s
t'i inoiia,'': W'e 'ia ')iri the c.:
hie. "i"'re are nn iower priced IR e!.
hecauv there is m comproin1!' of
(!(! f.ffer Iraltr ve:-'V ; ,
5. Both the ia and fiie cnnvfi'r
have :'ol dc. j'.a.-im; jie ceea'e? f-
the ti-e erOance. Cnr nee' rr
"e only ftrrrican fou:a )or con ve :.
TunuUai rpr.'lff ' ajra: (
tr:tion contnhutes to its unequaled ntr.
?. Within, virtually every 'aixurf is in
cluded as standard equipmert.
6. Tha Contine.il also includes fall
pnwer uxilvries 5 standard Equipment.
1. '5'he Continental is built m aMx,fi,
'Wn'(,:m, in a fcial plan which s(r- th
world's h.glTSI anda"u,? pecisio au
'9fvi enineenr,aj.
S. No 'A'hef car ia o thnrouph,'- fl.
et'rv Conicin! .u't pa road
pcrfnrmarur tit- ;n .-iddition' to t h i -an-ia.f
exanvnat nut a-J inspfi'i.
:'"n; ( i'arture.
'the t"i""''i' uniq'iei' ;'f.iin
tVMWLD II. rlH
r4 iias been racaivael here
of tfte' dath in San .rateo,
Calif., of Donald K- McLeod. Bl,
pormar resident lif Medford,
who had made h fcoaw in Rcfl
wood Ci. Calif., for the past
11 years, rte 'AS a S.'lding
contractor and rttired frm
business iiT 059.
Funeral sarviccs will T held
Wednesday, Oft. 2. at pw. t
the Redwood ch.)el, Rcdwipaii
City, Calif., with interment -fit
the Alta Mesa emetery.
,Srvivta) ara flis widoWfSo;
Bertha (PeCEV) McLeod, Red-
.ooH Tilu anf Ills fnllowinC I lonlshl 47.17. lgh Wr.ln
, ,, u-;ii; j n" fi.VTS Mlonn cin." 7r north
sons nd daugntars. iiiiam ,n,rnr , R7 ,h inlrnnr
,lrljnd. aTtirhard McLeod and Nonnan Caiiiorni rair thr
wood City; fSi'S. .larquelinej
Whit, f Medford; !r Bar
bara 'Jrossley, Long Pleach,
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2.1
12 f'.S
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fh "JFhcison county juvenile
detefttii home is looking for
i couplt fo act, as nighi relief
suppj'isors, County Juvenile
Director1 LaWftnc tweedy said
'tWs morning.
A Bonnie wosld fit Adore ade-
qua1 tiiai man, he indicated.
ine jacKson Louniy Juvtnile
Advisory icoimcil last night tt
t ltttar to the county ftiurl con
(firming lhat the detention home
seen without a night relief
roupi' (or tumetime niRv,
Twaody nid. kj
Twaedy hiiis ked for an 1 '
aiei-aicncy county allacation of j
$3,all) to hire a ittuht relief man j
for the detention home. This i
Would allow . $oo manthly sa).
,ry for nil monlhs Si- for tiie
rain(ter et th) present fisct
Jim. 0
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STARTS TOMORROW
- ' ' Wf Ike
OLD AT 15 ?
LTi4 Vf Hilrrnitlona!
fcnk Amerum fH-1
Boi. CflM-fld 3t
Cl P Util 2:.'
Cn rili1
Cyprus rn' ..
KquilHblr SM.
('ntst NVic,al f0l
i,intzcn .
Morrison Knucwt
Mult Kfiinrls
N W. 'I'.'
OreRnn .
P(ih .
PPAL
II S. NHiional Mik
rlktrnm
UM Coat Tel .
Wcycrhaues.cr
Merifnrrt aiu vicinity ,h
dft'Je tempei nture rh,ne i lirnnuh
WrdiiP.icJH.v Low tonjjiit 4fi Hish
vvno!rliiy m
Western UrcRin: Vnir trough
Wtritf (day. pxcppt niglit
and nmriiins fog or lv rlnudA
RlnnK roast and a trw patcho
morninR foe nih inli i n
(I
ENDS TONITEI
mis
On At 7:30
ikiM i i JAck
1 1:3D P.M.
fRD
SURE
torn n
:ice. !
re vnu fiei.we '
:.: the Cot
ten t'7
n our ne-xt a'ie
nv;:r, ,.a...f thr tnnt"ii .: tr
'.s-nr'-at's ha- a'it"Trio'oi. 'leae 1 ij
and h harr , arranaa dm
"i:0!';' a: V'tir C"nenlenc
rnd 'f the tt nroln".ic'lA
nil i jHtA a
IwVAtMONftS
; 1 1 (WiTii'tfiSi
MEDFORD MOTORS, file
22 South Riverside
- 2ND IT! 10 P.M. -
tV e w")1 ",
i - tt, fret-
atlrrrd
and 9vrninc thunfirrshnw-
mv in the hih Sierri .oa (ng
on Wip ronsl in the morning Slow
ly rifling tPtnpcraturof
!.)( Al, UAT
ftMPlW ATUHE. Mrti . iwlrrriay
'fl above normal 0
ftn ord hiRh Oi'dh4l '.9 in 1't.i2.
n"-nrd low this rtfis an in l!).".n.
Pnf:iPITATION 24 lion, to
midnight. JKlldn'iV 4 10
a ni . none
Total Ih1 monV tltt B h, a
below nnrniM!
ftotnl -ire Srpt , inch, .'14
inch htfn-A' normal
HUMILlV J.ow. vificfgHV
. hl.')irl afct a in flf)'.
frmlAM mw iisda rot-
)e ;iUO. High firiard-low good.
rers 1 2tn lb. 2i fill; standard
1030; Annriarcl tfi IR. cutter
utlllt cov frl?. cuMM bulls
4l-18.
CmIvps 73 B'eer freder medium
37fl-l70 It. 19-21: hflliers 10-7.2
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