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BY BUD BUKS1NU
There are hobbies and hob
bles . , . and naturally we
think a photographic hobby has
advantages that beat all others,
For instance, a lot of you have
just come back
from vacations.
And we'll bet
our last roll of
film that many
of you (especial
ly the devoted
camera f a n s)
made friends
wherever you
went through the simple fact
of taking out a camera ana
clicking a shutter.
There aro no barriers of
strangeness between camera
hobbyists. The average ama
teur photographer just has to
see a Jellow with a camera,
and right away he wants to
know what kind of camera the
other guy has got, what expos
ure he's using for this scene,
chat lens opening, what kind
of film, etc. He's interested
In what you're doing with your
camera . so he s Interested
you.
This fact U true of a great
many hobbies . . . they help
you to mako lricnds with mu
tual interests. But we kind of
think its especially true of
photography. What's ' more,
even the stranger who's; not a
camera fan himself enjoys hav
ing his picture taken . . . or
a picture of his child or his
dog. All this nmkes up nnothur
good reason why photography
Is a perfect hobby for a young
stcr. Whether he's on vacation
or at school, he'll find his cam
era a good way to make
friends.
We're in business to serve
the casual snanaiooter nnd tha
serious photo hobbyist. Bee us
. . lor everything nhoto-
graphlo.
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NEWS A PHOTO SERVICE
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GENEVA, N.Y. Lfl A school
committee grappling with the prob
lem of hiring sufficient teachers
passed out shiny red apples to 21
newcomers.
Thev didn't overlook the super
intendent of schools, either. He got
a green one.
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Wm. N. Goen
709 S. 6h Ph. 3262
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Medford District Timber
Hie six tracts of timhr fntaiiino (f..- ....
.nn aaa k i .. ...L..7
jw.ow.uw ouara icei wnicn were
offered for sale by the Medlord
District of. the Bureau of Lanii
Manaaement on September 15
iMn.ooz.sra were sold to five pur
coasers lor $667,024.39, or 61
ecu uver me appraised price,
jacusoa Creelt Lumber Com-
pany oi Medford submitted
nignest or eight bids received
ihe only tract offered for sealed
bid. That tract of 2.4M.000 board
feet located on the North Pork
Little Butte Creek was. purchased
ine niehest Drice mvr Affrri
iur lhjukibs iir iimoer in the Med
iora uiMnci was bid hv oreonn
'"'"i iuiripany oi Medlord
wiiifi.wuu wun lour other pnn.
cerns ior a tract located on
the
Ragsdale Butte Road in northern
Jackson county. The tract of 3,
oti.mm ooara ieei was nearly
uougias nr. The record-breaking
wiu who jvio. du cer inousanrJ mm.
pared with an appraised price ol
S2340. ' r
urenon veneer com nan v wai
aiso me successiui b dder for
tract located on West Pork Trail
Creek of 4.089.000 board feet Wnur
other bidders also comoeted for
mai iraci.
A tract of 1,498.000 board feet In.
caiea on Tycer Creek, near tht
Oregon Caves Highway was sold
to oaoax Mills of Grants Pass.
iney made the hichest offer nf
the four bidders competing for that
unci.
Southern Oreeon Plvwnnric Tn
of Grants Pass was successful over
Fall Planning
Meeting Held
The annual fall nlannlnz crintpr.
ence of the Klamath County YMCA
is being held today at Lake of the
Woods. The all day session will
cqnvene at the Andrew Collier
wage. ' '
William DePew. vice nresidpnt
of the board of directors, will
serve as chairman of the confer
ence committee assisted by Earl
Kent and Executive Secretary
faui uampbeu.
Theme of the conference will
be "Charting Our Course" with
the purpose of the meeting being
the planning of the events of the
year ahead.
Those takin? part In the confer
ence are YMCA President John
Sandmeyer and Y directors An
drew Collier, Lyle Kelstrom. Bob
Perkins and Jack Douglas. Dave
Totton, chief of the Y Indian
Guides group. Gall Osborne, HI
Y adviser and YMCA staff mem-
Uers Bill Cornell and Bob John
son will also attend. Ernest Tay
lor will be a guest member at the
meeting.
Club Speaker
To Be Heard
George Elliott, president of the
Knife and Fork Club, said Sat
urday that John Morley, interna
tionally known news correspondent
and world traveler, who missed
a speaking date here Thursdav
nigni. win appear at the organi
zation's December 8 dinner meet-
mc.
Two hundred and fifty persons
gathered in Ihe Empire Room oi
Ihe Willard Hotel to hear Morley
Thursday night. He missed a plane
connection at Medford and was
unable lo arrive here in time to
make an after dinner talk.
Morley told club secretary Fred
Southwell it was the first lime
in 17 years he had missed a speak
ing engagement.
New Wheat
Fails Tests
OREGON STATE COLLEGE
A Northwest wheat known
"New Improved Forty-Fold,"
r-iny-roia, nas tailed to pass
commercial milling and baking
tests, and plans are underway to
.Ttominrra ii ior -discount" un-
cer ineu.H. Department ol Agrl
culture's price support prosram.
The warning to Oregon farmers
was issued today by the Oregon
Whoat Growers League and the
Oregon stale College aericulture
ill experiment station following
report that the variety made "ar
extremely poor showing" In tests
last week at Igleheart Brothers
mm at Pendleton.
Tests were made at the reques'
of Francis wade, Elgin farmer,
who reportedly Increased the seed
Irom selections grown on one ol
his fields. The variety is being
grown on several farms In eastern
Oregon and Washington for seed
distribution purposes.
Failure of the variety to meet
mining sianaaras Drought b rec
ommendation from F E Price,
OSC experiment station director.
nat growers "reconsider anv in
tentions to plant this wheat."
which he believes will be placed
on me government s list of infe
rior varieties.
Television Store
Plans Open House
Bob Ross Television Store will
hold an open house September 21
23 from noon to a p.m. to demon
strate Its 1956 CBS radio and TV
set..
The open house, reportedly the
first of its kind In thn aree. is
open to the public. All dealers
'.roni Southern Oiegon are expect
ed to be on hand.
The store Is located at 520 North
Eleventh Street. Door prucs will
be awarded during the three .days.
ORFC.ON NAMED
WASHINGTON W The Inter
state Commerce Commission an
nounced Fnaay that Charles A
Teller and Wi'liam F. Jonnson.
both of Grants Pass, and John G
Mrl enchlin. Salem. hve been ad
mitted to practice before it. :
uier Diaaers ior a tract
taining 4,403.000 board feet la
West Fork Williams Creek area.
The last tract offered for sal
for
-
waj purchased by Multnomah
per
vu.jinuuu oi uienaaie. u
was Jocatea oa She West Fork of
Cow Creek in southern Douglas
County and contained 3.159,000
uoard feet.
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DOORS OPEN ayo
Sold Over Appraised Price
Prices offered for Douglas fir,.lteting Are at tha site of the pro.
the major species in all of the loosed Howard Prairie reservoir
sales, ranged from IU.65 to 18.50 iwM be offered for sale. This tract,
compared with appraised prices which contains an estimated 3,.
con
the
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mat ranged mm u.
The next' regular sale m i formation regarding this sale may
Medford-District Is scheduled for be obtained at the Bureau of Land
October 13. at which time one Management Office in the Medford
tract located in the Klamath Mar-1 City Hall. '
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