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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
WEDNESDAY,' AUGUST 25, ibm
Klamath 4-H, FFA Junior
Stock Show Sales Listed
A complete record of sales at
the Rotary - sponsored 4-H and
FFA Junior Livestock show that
concluded last night follows. The
order Is exhibitor, buyer, price
per pound and total:
BCEF
Elliott West, grand champ
Ion 4-H Angus Dick B. Miller Co.,
S3c, (927; Doug Flak, reserve
grand champion Shorthorn, Wll
lard Hotel, 650, $562.25; Rod
Wright, champion 4-H, Metier
Bros., 52c. (520; Joe Hoeflcr, Wi
nema Hotel, 36c, $360; Lee Kester,
Jack O'Connor, 36c, 8360; Jim
Johnson, grand champion FFA,
Shorthorn, Ellingson Lumber Co.,
48c, $465; Farrell Wilson, John
Merryman and Henry Ocrber, 36c,
$360.
Henry Williams, Weyerhaeuser
Timber Company, 37c, $360.75;
Carol Hcaton, Sharp oraln com
pany, Merrill, 37c, $345.05; Martin
Kerns, Tulana Farms, 40c, $322:
Harry Wilson, 39c, $325.65; Roger
Schooler, Weyerhaeuser um
ber Company, 37c. $351.50; Bill
Dearborn, Marvin Hilton Dlstrlbu
ting Company, 38c, $366.70; Don
ny Johnson, Weyerhaeuser Timber
Company, 37c. $321.00.
Roxanne Wilson, Louis Kalina,
35c. $346.50; Monte Dehllngf-r, Pa
cific Coop, 43c, $367; Anlla Vndcn,
Wilson Farms, 36c, $318.60; Diane
Mlcka, Klamath Livestock. 37'2C,
$375: Chester Schooler, Griggs Su
per Market, 41c, $383.35; Carl
Shuck. California -' Oregon Power
Company; 36c, $333; Jim Chap
man, Specialized Service, 36c,
$302.40.
Larry Hasklns, Landry Insur
ance Company, 35c, $350; Jay
Williams, T It P Pack, 36c, $385.-
20; Jack Berry, Eldorado. Lumber
Company, 40c, $400; Peter Scala,
Ivan Rose, Tulcluke, 36c, . (360:
David Garrison, Superior Troy
Laundry, 36c, $334.80; Betty Scala,
Charles Drew Sr., 36c, (343.80;
Bill Rajnus, .Tulana Farms, 37c,
(366.30; Bill Weatherby, Carl's
Superior Market, 35c, (350.
Bobby Chapman, Klamath Lum
ber Box, 37c, $286.75; Marvin
Macken, Andy Collier, 35c, $322;
Cathy Moore, Tulelake Gran Com
pany, 40c, $300; Claudctte Shuck,
Merrill Drug, 39c, $337.60; Tom
Wright, Griggs Market, Merrill.
34c, $340; Dotinle Mlcka, Cascade
Industrial, 34c. $314.50; Billy
Liskey, Big Y Market, 34c, $336 60.
Donna Lee Mlcka1. Basin Motors,
30c, 327.60; Don Hcaton, Merrill
Packing Company, 38c, $320.80;
Fred Acklln, Nelson Reed, 35c.
(343; Nancy Warren, Buy low
Food Store, 34c, (314.60; Enid Wil
liams, Wheel Cafe, Chemult, 34c.
(340; ' Susan O'Halr, Bhoop &
Schultz, 34c, (326.40; Kathy Marsh
all, Sam Wong. 8i Son, 35c, (283
60; David Blevlns, Scott Warren.
35c, $311.50; Mary Jane Flsk, Lou
is Kalina, 34c, $300.00; Leonard
Garrison, Mastcn and Sons, 33c,
(330; Bobby Liskey, Jim Olson Mo
tors, 33c, (330; Josephine Colwcll,
Dale r'lcming, 33c, $330.
Pen of two - Paul Thomas and
Joyce Roberts, Oregon Food Store.
30c, (477; Potcr Reillng and Janna
warren, Emus Food Store, 29c,
$494.45; Jimmy Llskcy and Greg
Kartell, Elllngson Lumber Com
ber Company. 28c, (530.40; Dclnne
Ollva and Ming Chin, Stanley
Johnson, 29c. (537: Tom Cantrall
and Audrey Kiger, Klamath Forest
Protective Association, 29c, (475.60.
Norm Ollva and Tommy Chin,
Chuck Wagon Cafe, 27c, (496.80;
Wayne Hill and John Pierce,
Charles Quails. Roy Hraton, Elmer
Lemler, Jack Ratlllf, 29c, (413.26;
Dean Hill and Rosle Scala, Safe
way Stores. 26c, $507; Ed Pierce
and Henry Dearborn, Safeway, 27e,
$514.35; Roy Ingram and Jerry
Rajnus, Louis Kalina, 27c, (487.35.
Ralph Lyon and Bobby Brower.
Chuck Wagon Cafe, 27'ic. $4B8 13;
Johnny Gonzales and Rex Porter-
field, Carl Lane, 27c, $507.60: Car-
leton Simons and Norm Ollva,
Klamath Livestock, 27!ic $452.38;
Mickey Johnson and Ida Sohra
koff, Rickys Jewelers, 30c, $429.
Pen of three llollis Kiger,
Cordon Kandra, Vera Chillis,
Bratton Packing Cmpany, 27c,
$645.30.
Pens of four Rosemary Gran-
as, Vern Howard, Charles Dehlin
ger, Tim White, Oregon Food
Store, 28c, $891.80; Warren Soh
rakolf, Steven Schofleld, Duanc
Hinshaw, and Mickey Granas to
Oregon Food Store, 29'ic, 1008.
90; Mark Dearborn, Connie John
ston, Verla Chalhs, and Roy la
Var to Safeway, 32c, $825.
SHKKP
Margaret Colwcll, grand cham
pion 4-H, Dorothy Lowell, 4.50,
427.50; Martha Tubach, reserve
grand champion, Jerry Rajnus,
2.50, (250; Gene Farmer, Charlie
Read Saddlery; 1.40, (140; Carol
Reillng, Sam Coon. 1.50. (135;
Franklin Miller, Loren Palmerton,
1.35, $135; Eileen Fitzgerald, City
Ice and Storage, 1.50, (150.
Pens of three Marie Arnold,
Alice Fitzgerald and Mary Ann
Leavltt, to Crater Lake Machinery
Company, 50c, (147.50; Susan Tur
back. Virginia Roenlckc, Dolores
Conner to Drew's Menstore, 50c,
$150; Beverly Arnold. Marilyn
m a c k and Ted Flnkenbinder,
Floyd A. Boyd Company, Tule
lake, 50c, (145; Sally Reed, Bev
erly Moore and Janice Marshall
to Nelson Reed, 65c, (195; Joe
Kerns, Shirley Moore, Bondell
Crawford to J. W. Kerns Com
pany, 80c, (240.
Pens of five Joyce Frmer,
Vlrglna Hatchctt and Olvnna Wea.
therby lo Tulana Farms, '. 65c, 1
(325; Marygene C o 1 w e 1 1, Mike I
Schmeck, Cora Enman, Alice'
Hatchctt and Donna Conner, to. Al i
eenmeck Real Estate, 76c, $367.50;
Sandra Beasley, George Carleton,
Pat Fitzgerald, Kathleen McAu
llffe and Cholaine Moore to John
Merryman, 65c. $325. .
David Say, Sharon Louslanont.
Bcrnlce Erickson, Carolyn Garrl
sca and Floyd Chauey to T & P
Packing Comnanv. $.42'i. $212:
Bonnie Slaughter, David Gonzales,
Denlsc Biwer, Sheila Splllane and
Ellen Olson to Moore Brothers of
Merrill, 65c,, $228.45.
Pen of six Hazel DeLamater.
Ron Kalina. Sharleen KlrkDntrirk
Kay Morrltt, Nora Splllane and
Bob Stephens to the J. C. Penney
Company, 45c, $261; Dannice Col
wcll, Louise Ratlifl. Walker Broth
ers, Merrill, 40c. (222.
Pens of seven Dannv Htavi.
lln, Katherine Ahem, Brian Fields.
Bienda Hobbs, Joan Frcltag, Con
Fitzgerald, Richmond Carleton to
Balslger Motor Company, 50c,
5350; Mnrgaret Quails. Cheryl
West, John Miller, Floyd Stout,
Joyce Stevens, Joe Rlker to Klam
ath Forest Protective Association,
45c. $267.75.
Denny Kalina. Linda Oberhelde,
David Hill, Claudia Lane, Dale
Hill. Jim Tofell and Suzanne Rice
to Wlnema Hotel. 40c. $280; Susan
LaVor, Sandra Solirakoif, Sharon
Andrus, Patty Burleigh, Kathleen
Degnan, Dan Fltgerald, and Gary
Fraley to Harry Boivln, 45c, $315.
Pen of eight Ronnie Hinshaw,
Dotty Riker, James Sny, JoAnnc
Say, Oraco Slaughter. Ann Taylor,
Lois Chancy and John Splllane to
Geary Brothers, 40c. 288.
Two sifted lambs, 90 pounds each
at 17o per pound to Lowell's Lock
ers. HOGS
Carol Alberts, 4-H grand cham
pion, crater Lake Machinery Com
pany, 1.70, $357; Victor Ivlc. 4-H
grand champion, Dugan & Mest,
1.40. (273: Ray Johnson. FFA
grand champion. Sears and Roe
buck, 95c. (213.75; Tommy Craw
ford. J. W. Flslier Logging Com
pany, Klamath Falls and Willow
Creek, 86c, (161.50.
Sandra Lister, Jane Scott, 85c.
$174.25: Loleta Belter, Dr. Paul
Sharp, 85c, (155.76; Kathleen Heis
kary, Loren Palmerton, 90c, (175;
Raymond Stalnaker, Lorenz Com
pany, 85c, (148.75.
Pens of three Warren Ing
ram, Steven Schmech, John Rob
erts, to Klamath Ice and Storage
Company, 50c, (300; Sara Wil
liams, Carol Barnes, Bobby Potu
cek. Klumalb Potato Pack, 45c,
S281.25; Sandra McDanlel, Larry
Alberts, Kay O'Donahue. .to Joe
Wright, Midland, 40c, $260: Curtis
Baldock, Langdan Bieler, Lucinda
Dehllnger,- Lavcrne Hasklns, 41c,
$248.
Pens of four Kenneth Alberts.
LeRoy Beiler, Melvln Kenyon,
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