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I i I 3 i ; I j if if PAGE EIGHT HERAt.n ANP NEWS. KLAMATH rUS. OREGON ' SATUHDAV. DKC'KMHHH 27. IDS a Milk -Produters Select Child Personality Winners "" II' li muni mini in in ijm. L yT'.iWi.llil jl'im''t-iWWKlKl''WM W''Mi.iliti.iiMij ." nl, hi.i,i .p . jA, - -rE,ij ax ? M k MR iijai iipjiiji is , 7 -I, J- .1 , . . -X ,A. .S TT1 I, III' r r1 7 1 " ' r 4 i3 if y. u ,j r' n iij :,' r.hsv. 1 i fe ' Wife i2Z .V SEfeLll 4,umJ Uj ty 7 UU 28uMl' k. . a .a it 1: 1 19 1 ! 3i 33 r Hve-year-old Valerie Mast, No. 15 above, was the grand sweepstalces winner in the recent child personality contest sponsored by the Klamath Grade A Milk Producers Association and Floyd at Underwoods in cooperation with the Pelican Theater and Underwoods Camera Shop, Valerie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Mast, Pocatello, Idaho, and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chet Moore, Klamath Falls. Cash and merchandise prizes were awarded in five age groups. The winners'were: ROW. I Group I; 1st place No. I, Gregory Johnson, 2204 Greensprings; 2nd place No. 2, Carol Jacobson, Westpoirit, Cel.; 3rd pi ace No. 3, Cindy Sheppard, Bonanza; 4th place No. 4, Gary Shipman, 3852 Boardman; 5th place No 5, Sandra Jones, 1719 Oregon; 6th place No. 6, Norman Jay Felton, 524 High; 7th pi ace No 7, Cathy Donaldson, Matin, ROW 2 Group 2; 1st place No. 8, Rebecca Avery, 4006 Bristol; 2nd place No. 9, Jackie Lee Henris, Rt. I, Box 642-C; 3rd place No. 10, Stanley Doud, 1012 Shelley; 4th place No. I I, Trudy Freel, 819 Plum; 5th place No. 12, Leah Mauch, Rt. I Box 217, Tulelake; 6th place No. 13, Joyce Pryor, 4233 Clinton; 7th piece No. 14, Gary Wonier, 3134 Bisbee. ROW 3 Group 3: 1st place No. 15, Valerie Mast, 1944 Auburn; 2nd place No. 16, Teddie New. man, 1216 Pine; 3rd place No. 17, Regina Massey, 525 East Main; 4th place No. 18, Carle Ann Goss, Box 913-A; 5th place No. 19, Virginia Learning, 1 101 Mitchell; 6th place No. 20, Michael Schlegel, Box 1105; 7th place No. 21, Douglas Mc Gaughey, 717 Lincoln. ROW 4 Group 4: 1st place No. 22, Norma Lay, 4232 Greensprings; 2nd place No 23, Lois Shep pler, 4717 Summers Lane; 3rd place No. 24, Sharon O'Brien, 2140 Gtttle; 4th place No. 25, Neoma Young, 1500 Siskiyou; 5th place No. 26, Eddie Jacobs, 4637- Boardman; 6th place No. 27, Judy Ree Gregory, 815 East Main; 7th place No. 28, Arlane Panter, 1918 Summers Lane. ROW 5 Group 5: 1st place No. 29, Tommy and Terry Michaelson, 2538 Orchard Ave.; 2nd place No. 30, Karen end Sharon Chase, Klamath Agency; 3rd place No. 31, Bobby and Lyle Berry, 1030 California Ave.; 4th place No. 32, Katharine and Josephine Seals, Rt. I, Box 922; 5th place No. 33, Wendy and Ciry Matthews, 4453 Boardman; 6th place No.' 34, David and Ricky Mercer, Oretech, Oregon; 7th piece TIE No. 35, Micheel end Patricia Blair, 534 N. 9th and No. 36 Patrick end Michael McGee, 722 Donald. ROW 6 Special "Madonna": No 37, Mrs. Marvin Bland with ten Kenny, 3018 Summer Lane. . '1 . it , U3f .v. "r