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a 6-Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, Daily Crossword ACROSS Gardener's 1. Walks tool through water DOWN 6. Gaze 1. Craves 11. Lethargie 2.

Pour oil 12. Greek upon epic 8. Obligation poet 4. Before 13. Staid 5.

Long steps 14. Paim 6. Persian cockatoo rulers 15. Strike 7. Civil 16.

Fish- wrong shaped 8. Oriental talisman nurse 18. Half an 9. Second em showings 19. Troubles of pictures 20.

Compass 10. Rubs out point (abbr.) 91. Packed 83. Sound, as 8 goose 25. Longs for 27.

Bounders 29. tion marks $2. Siberian river 88. America 84. Exist 35.

Neglect 88. Picayune (shortened) 89. Manacles 40. Shun 39 42. Scotch teacake 43.

Mashed, as potatoes M. Of a tissue (anat.) June 27, 1960 STAGE ACTS N. Addi. POWER BOOL tion to CALLER ANNA a will OK PETUNIAS ORA SAP VET 19. God PLEA ANON of war SECTS SACKS 22.

Strange LEAD HERO 23. Edges AVENGERS AW 24. Doc. ROC SAN CLAWED OKE RUTE trine ALOM OLDEN 96. Lists SACS NEEDS of soldiers Saturday's Answer Classi- 87.

King of fier Siam's $8. Mulct teacher 80. Dwelt $8. Rodent 81. With- (S.

draw 41. High SS. Ponderer official 36. Simpleton (colloq.) 10 Vital Statistics Births, Marriages, Divorces, Deaths MARRIAGE LICENSES BERTRAND-JALLI-Chester Bertrand, 42, and Miriam A. Jalli, 47, both of Santa Rosa, Reno.

PYLE-KRCH-Kenneth C. Jyle, 21, and Georgia M. Krch, 17, both of Willits, at Reno. E. Hovis, Novato, and Judith A.

Wengen, Petaluma, at Reno. SMITH-KLOPP-David L. Smith, 25. Tacoma, and Harlene Klopp, 17. Santa Rosa, Reno.

leyoung, 21, Gualala, and Carole A. SMITH Raymond A. BerSmith, 17, Annapolis, at Reno. EHLERT-McKENNA-Walter E. Ehlert, 21, Colma, and Sandra A.

McKenna, 18, Nice, BEFFA-ROUFF- at Reno. Jerry. James Beffa, Petaluma, and Genevieve Pearson Rouff, 41, Fresno. At Las Vegas. Nev.

MILBURN WILLIAMS -William Milburn, 36, and Betty Virginia Williams, 42, both of Sonoma. At Las Vegas, Nev. Funeral Notices Santa Rosa June 25, 1960, Donald E. Vales devoted husband of Elizabeth Vales of Santa Rosa. A native of lowa, age 84 years.

A member of the Presbyterian Church. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services Tuesday, June 28, 1960 at 2:00 P.M. from Welti Chapel of the Roses with the Reverend David Barnett officiating. Interment Odd Fellows Lawn Cemetery. COOPER--In Santa Rosa June 25, 1960, Fred E.

Cooper, beloved brother of Mrs. Elsie Norris, Burney, Mrs. Minnie Canevari, Mrs. Jenetta Richardson and Mrs. Hazel Stoat all of Santa Rosa, loving brother-in-law of Mrs.

Alice Cooper of Sebastopol, also survived by 13 nieces and nephews. A native of Kansas, aged 67 years. A member of the Christian Church. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, Tuesday June 28, 1960 at 3:30 P.M. from Welti Chapel of the Roses Entombment, with Howard ChapStansbery officiating.

el of the Chimes. BIGGI In Haldsburg, June 27, 1960. Peter J. Biggi, beloved husband of Mrs. Marie W.

Biggi of Healdsburg; loving father of Mrs. Theima Bolin, Berkeley; loving grandfather of James C. E. Brooks BERKELEY Funeral services were held June 9 for Clarence Elmont Brooks who died at home at 2609 Regent Berkeley June 7. Mr.

Brooks and his father, mont Brooks, established Brooks Clothing Co. in Santa Rosa at the beginning of the century. He later moved to Berkeley where he was associated in the automobile business with H.M. Lawrence and Les Firestine, Oakland Ford agencies. He is survived by his wife, Katheryn Brooks, Berkeley, a sister, Edith B.

Lane, Decoto, and a nephew, Elmont Lane, Santa Rosa. Service were held in the Gothic Chapel at Mt. View Crematory. ADVERTISEMENT Don't Neglect Slipping FALSE TEETH Do false teeth drop, slip wobble when you talk, eat, laugh or sneeze? Don't be annoyed and embarrassed by such handicaps. FASTEETH, an alkaline (non-acid) powder to sprinkle on your plates, keeps false teeth more firmly set.

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Mary Crees of Maurice Bolin of Berkeley. A native of 1960 at 2 o'clock at the Chapel of Fred services, Wednesday afternoon, June 29, Cherokee Flats, California, age 84 years. Friends are an invited to attend funeral Young Company, Healdsburg. Private inurnment, Chapel of the Chimes, Santa Rosa. HOYLE--In Santa Rosa, June 26, 1960.

Mary H. Hoyle; loving wife of the late George W. Hoyle; beloved step-mother of Irene Hoyle of San Francisco; George Hoyle of Mill Valley; Ben Hoyle of Mountain View; Carl Hoyle of Forestville and Leora Grenfell of Oakland. A native of California. A Past President of the American Legion Auxiliary of Theodore Roosevelt Post No.

21. Friends are respectfully invited 10 June 28, 1960 at 11 from attend the funeral services," Tuesday, Chapel of the Roses under the auspices of the American Legion Auxiliary of Theodore Roosevelt Post No. 21, with the Reverend Doctor Percy Hall of the Church of the Incarnation officiating. Entombment, Santa Rosa Memorial Park. OSMAN-In Healdsburg, June, 25, 1960.

Donald Fenwich Osman, beloved husband of Edna Osman of Healdsburg; loving father of Mrs. Donna Santa Clara; loving son of Mrs. Edna Fredberg of Santa Rosa; loving brother of Mrs. Beatrice Snell of Santa Rosa; Mrs. Virginia Hoellworth, Pacific Grove; Harry Osman of Grand Rapids, Michigan.

A native of Illinois, age 53 years. Friends are invited to attend funeral services, Tuesday morning, June 28, 1960 at 10 o'clock at the Chapel of Fred Young Company, Healdsburg. Interment, Oak Mound Cemetery, Healdsburg. Contributions to Cancer or Heart Fund preferred. Woman Driver Arrested as Drunk By Staff Correspondent PETALUMA Martha Sarah Gordon, 51, 4305 Bartleson Sebastopol, was arrested on drunk driving charges at 2 a.m.

Sunday while on East Washington st. Petaluma police officers reported she was observed to be driving erratically and nearly struck a parked vehicle near the Copeland st. intersection. She was released on $525 bail. Mary H.

Hoyle Services for Mary H. Hoyle, who died yesterday in Santa Rosa, will begin at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Welti's under the auspices of the American Legion auxiliary of Theodore Roosevelt 21 with the Rev. Percy Hall of the Episcopal Church of the Incarnation officiating. Burial will follow in Santa Rosa Memorial Park.

Mrs. Hoyle, wife of the late George W. Hoyle, is survived by several stepchildren, Irene Hoyle, San Francisco, George Hoyle, Mill Valley, Ben Hoyle, Mountain View, Carl Hoyle, Forestville, and Leora Grenfell, Oakland. Mrs. Hoyle, a native of California, was a past president of the Theodore Roosevelt Post 21 auxilliary.

NEW 3 Now All Ways The first section of the new 15 acre LAWN TERRACE CEMETERY AT The CHAPEL of the CHIMES has been completed. Burials have been made for the past several months. BEFORE YOU DECIDE VISIT The CHAPEL of the CHIMES The Redwood Empire's Most Beautiful Interment Property 2601 Santa Rosa Avenue at Hearn Avenue Dial LI 5-0196 Open 8 a. m. to 5 p.m.

Cemetery. Niches Crypts Cremation -----Mail This Coupon- Please Send Information: Name Address City Car Rolls Over SR Boy, 3- And He's OK By Staff Correspondent UKIAH A three-year-old ta Rosa boy narrowly missed serious injury or death when a car rolled over him on the shore of Lake Mendocino yesterday afternoon. He was Joel Barron, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donivan Barron, 2222 Westwood dr.

Deputies said the brakes on the car owned by Kenneth Phelps, 17, Calpella, apparently failed and the car started to roll and the wheel straddled the child, who was playing at the water's edge. The car stopped 50 feet from the shore in four feet of water. The child was treated at Hillside Hospital for scalp lacerations and returned with 1 his parents, who were camping on the lake. Guerneville Man Faces Rape Charge A 25-year-old Guerneville man is in Sonoma County jail charged with attempted rape and contributing to the delinquency of a 17- year-old Guerneville girl. The sheriff's office said the girl reported the incident occurred in her car near her home Thursday night.

She said the man, Melchoir Tripoli, made advances toward her while she was giving him a ride home. Deputies said Mr. Tripoli admitted the attempt, but said he thought the girl was much older. Hometown (Continued from Page 1) this morning at 2466 Mendocino ave. About 300 students enrolled in morning courses ranging from advanced Shakespeare to the teaching of remedial reading on the high school level.

Classes will begin tomorrow and extend through Aug. 5. Lions Club Installs Tomorrow The Santa Rosa Downtown Club tomorrow will be holding its annual installation of officers emony at noon i in the Santa Hotel. Wives are invited to attend. The newly elected district governor, John Bacci, will be ling officer.

The officers are Hendricks, president; George H. Yee, first vice president; William Loughborough, second vice president: Roland Pineo, third vice president; Paul Hampton, secretary, L. Maroni, treasurer. The Mrs. George Trombley trio will put on a musical program, while Gordon Liebscher will be soloist.

Bowling Equipment Taken from Car Bowling equipment and bowling alley repair tools valued at $755 were reported stolen last night from a car owned by Juston B. 6464 Lone Pine rd. Mr. Heffington said the articles were stolen while his car was stuck in a ditch on Pocket Canyon rd. He said they were apparently stolen by two teenage boys whom he found trying to steal gasoline from his car.

Mr. Heffington said he decided go to sleep in his car when nobody wanted to help him and was awakened by the noise the boys were making while trying to steal gas from his car. Instead of holding the boys for authorities, Mr. Heffington said he asked the boys to go to the sheriff's substation in for a deputy to help him get his car out. Surprisingly, the boys complied with Mr.

Heffington's request. They went to get a deputy, who arrived and took Mr. Heffington to Guerneville. Mr. Heffington believes that while he and the deputy were gone, the boys came back and stole the bowling equipment.

SR Crash Victim May Have Lead Double Life (Continued from Page 1) Iter mile south of Santa Ana dr. that woman and married Aloysia, south of Santa Rosa. they said. Mrs. Aloysia Kirby, known as Jinx to a Hardies In.

neighbor, works in the business office of the Santa Rosa Pacific Telephone Telegraph Co. records list Claude H. Kirby, 2670 Hardies as her husband, and Jerry, 6, as her son. Mrs. Aloysia Kirby has been employed at the Santa Rosa office for about a year.

She has been a employe for about 15 years, most of that time in Eureka. A Hardies In. neighbor reported (that her the about Kirbys have four lived months. next three or She said that it was her understanding that the Kirbys "were half-way separated." She said that "Jinx" and her husband went on motorcycle rides "almost every Saturday and Sunday." The neighbor also reported that Mr. Kirby was away from home much of the time.

A neighbor of the Kirbys who live on Hearn ave. reported that another neighbor told her that Mr. Kirby had been away from home about two weeks. The first neighbor reported that her son saw Mr. Kirby yesterday morning.

The neighbors reported that Mr. Kirby was "very friendly" with youngsters in the neighborhood. The neighbor reported that the Kirbys had no children that she knew of. Mrs. Jean Kirby told a funeral home that her husband had two brothers, Charles and Ronald Kirby, in Illinois, and that he was a member of the machinist's union.

The coroner reported that Stevenson Equipment officials told him that Mr. Kirby, a tractor mechanic, otherwise known as a "field representative," traveled extensively in his work. Mr. Kirby came to work for the Stevenson firm almost directly from a Eureka equipment firm. The accident occurred at 4:55 p.m.

on Petaluma Hill rd. a quar- Mr. Kirby lost control of the motorcycle around a curve. It went off the road into a ditch and then crashed into the culvert. Final Stocks Supplied by Ind.

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49 Pac (Del) Sperry Rand Std Oil Calif Std Oil NJ Std Oil Ohio Stor Brocst 281 Stude-Pack Sunray Cnt Texas Co 76 Tex Gulf Sol Tex Instrmt Tmkn Bear Trans Am 20th Cent Fox Union Bag Union Carb Union Oil Union Pacif 27 United Aircit United Airin United Mrch US' Rubber US Steel 81 West Union 46. Westng Elec White Sewing Woolworth Worthington Fred Cooper Funeral services will be held at 13:30 p.m. tomorrow for Fred E. Cooper, 67, of 2627 Calistoga who died at his home Saturday. Services will be at the Welti Chapel of the Roses with entombment at the Chapel of the Chimes.

Farm Markets Dairy, Poultry, Fruit, Grain PRODUCE SAN FRANCISCO (UPI- FSMNS) -Fruit and vegetables: Apples Washington Cantaloups San Joaquin Grapes Coach Valley 4.75 Avocados S. Calif. 3.40-3.75 Strawberries Monterey Figs Fresno 1.75-2.25 Grapefruit Coach Valley Lemons Tulare 3.50-3.75 Oranges Tulare 6.25-6.50 Artichokes all districts Asparagus Delta Broccoli all districts: 3 Peas San Mateo 8-9 Onions San Joaq 1.35-1.75 Potatoes Kern 5.25-5.50 Carrots all districts Corn Contra Costa 2.50-2.75 Santa Clara 12-15 Cabbage all districts 1.25-1.50 Cauliflower local 2.25-2.50 Celery San L. Obispo 3.50 Lettuce Monterey 2.75-3 Squash Contra Costa 1.50-1.75 Tomatoes Tulare 2.50-3 POULTRY United Press International Northern California live chicken market, prices at ranch (FSMNS) Fryers Hens light type 8-10. Broilers 20.

Roasters 23. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI-FSMNS) -Dressed poultry ready to cook prices to retailers: Fryers 35-40. Roasters 45-50. Hens under 4 lbs 26-31. Hens over 4 lbs 41-51.

Fryer-roaster tukeys 43-46. Young hen turkeys 43-46 Young tom turkeys 16-22 lbs 43- 43. Young tom turkeys 22-26 lbs 44- 50. Young tom turkeys 26-28 lbs 46- 51. Young tom turkeys 28 lbs and over 48-52.

LIVESTOCK STOCKTON (UPI FSMNS) Livestock: Cattle salable 1,900. High -good to low-choice mixed 26.25, lb standard steers 22.50-23. Standard 855 lb slaught- INVESTING FOR POTENTIAL CAPITAL GROWTH? Leek INSURANCE now in inte 22nd Year SECURITIES TRUST FUND Prospectus may be obtained from INSURANCE SECURITIES INCORPORATED 2000 FRANKLIN STREET OAKLAND 12, CALIFORNIA Local Representatives DIVISIONAL OFFICE: JOHN G. KELLY, Division Sales Manager Rosenberg Building, Santa Rosa, Phone Li 5-6061 WALL STREET Stocks Go Into Drop Along a Broad Front NEW YORK (UPI) selling sent stocks lower along a broad front today. Council Continues Bond Study The Santa Rosa City Council will continue its study of the city's major needs tomorrow at 8 p.m.

at City Hall. The proposals under review include a possible total of $7,120,000 in general obligation bonds, plus lease-purchase construction of a new city hall and new fire houses, and other matters. The council's 5 p.m. formal sesIsion includes possible action on a resolution of intention to approve a 1911 bond act proceeding which would permit Santa Rosa industrial Park to build about: six miles of street by assessment proceedings. The assessment work, which might run to a $3 million total, according to preliminary estimates by developer Hugh Codding, not work a hindrance on the city's ability to issue general obligation bonds.

The council's 4 p.m. work session will include a preliminary report on possible formation of an assessment district to widen and improve Hoen ave. between 1 Franquette and Yulupa avenues. Also on the 4 p.m. work session agenda is a discussion of a proposed reorganization of the city planning department and of drainage problems at Northwest Estates subdivision.

LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR PROBATE WILL SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE CALIFORNIA THE COUNTY OF SONOMA. Dept. 2. No. 27608 Estate of LUDWIG DIMPFL also known as LUDWIG DIMPFL Deceased.

IS HEREBY GIVEN that JOSEPHINE DIMPFL has filed herein a petition for probate of the will of the above named decedent and for issuance said letters petitioner, reference TESTAMENTARY to which thereon is made 10 for further particulars, and that the time and place of hearing the same has been set for, Friday, JULY 1960, at 9:30 a.m... in the courtroom of Department No. the 2 of said court, at the Courthouse, in city of Santa Rosa, California. Dated June 17, 1960 EDWARD T. KOFORD BANK OF AMERICA BUILDING SANTA ROSA, CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE: Liberty 6-3618 Attorney for Petitioner Eugene D.

Williams, Clerk By HELEN P. HANSON, Deputy Clerk First Publication June 20, 1960 6-27 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE is hereby given that Helen Van Krugel has filed with the Sonoma County Planning Office an application for VARIANCE permit for the reduction of front in and rear yard requirements, an increase the maximum percentage of lot coverage permitted, and exemption from on-site parking requirements, in 88 connection with a trampoline center Boyes Boulevard, Boyes Springs, in the (Recreation) District. the NOTICE Sonoma is hereby further given that County Board of Zoning Adon justments said will conduct a public hearing VARIANCE permit application at the following time and place: At the hour of 3:00 P.M., on the 7th day of July, 1960, in Room 122, County Administration Building, 2555 Mendocino Avenue, Santa Rosa, California. All interested persons are hereby invited to be present and be heard thereon. JOHN H.

PRATHER -Secretary County Board of Zoning Adjustments Published June 27, 1960 1-fi NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF TAX ROLL AND MEETING BOARD OF EQUALIZATION CITY OF SANTA ROSA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of the completion of the local tax roll of the City of Santa Rosa, and notice is further given that Rosa the will Council convene of as a the Board City of of Equalization pursuant to the Charter and to Division 2, Chapter 1 of Ordinance No. 554 of the City Santa Rosa for the purpose of examining the local tax roll and equalizing the assessment of property in City for the fiscal year 1960- 1961, in the Council Chambers, City Hall, at the hour of 8:00 o'clock P.M. on July 5, 1960. Said Board of Equalization will continue in session from time to time until the business of equalization shall be disposed of in accordance with law. All applications for adjustments of assessments shall be made in writing in conformity with Division 2, Chapter of Ordinance No.

554. Dated: This 24th day of June, 1960 AGNES M. BICK Chief Deputy City Clerk of the City of Santa Rosa, California First Publication June 27, 1960 6-29 The list labored under some profit taking with liquidation concentrated in the basic steel, rail and motor divisions and scattered specials. Vending machines and electronics continued in high favor. Oils were under pressure.

Tires, cameras and aircrafts were mixed to slightly lower. Steels met some heavy selling following the report of the Amercilican Iron Steel Institute that steel production would drop to the lowest level of any nonstrike period since July, 1958. Republic fell more than 2, Youngstown point and Bethlehem and U. S. Steel around a half.

EARL LIVINGSTON of So- noma Valley High received a Star Teacher award from the Sears Foundation last week at the annual California Agricultural Teachers Association conference in San Luis Opispo. The award is the Oscar for California agriculture teachers. Mary Sheekey HOLLYWOOD-Funeral services were held. today for Mary Alice Sheekey, 65. who died Thursday at her residence at 200 North Mariposa Los She was a native of Pennsyl-1 vania and is survived by her sisters, Louise Sheekey, Los Angeles, Mrs.

James Mackin, Pittsburgh, and Mrs. Dick Noble, Santa Rosa. A Requiem Mass was held at St. Kevin Church followed by burial in Calvary Cemetery. Youth Shoots Self in Leg Gerald Alan DeLong, 19, San Lorenzo, accidentally shot himself in the leg while target practicing with a .22 pistol near Old Cazadera rd.

Saturday night, He was treated in a Guerneville doctor's office and released. Five Drivers Face Drunk Charges Five persons were arrested on drunk driving charges over the weekend, including one youth on a motor scooter. Richard Valenzuela, 21, San Francisco, was spotted weaving on River Rd. near Guerneville on a motor scooter by sheriff's deputies Saturday night. A 19-year-old companion was reprimanded and released.

Arrested by the CHP Saturday were Leonard Alvin Muldoon. 58, Daly City; Frank Louis Lawrence 23, San Rafael; Eugene Davis, 30, Sebastopol, and Boyd Lester Hanson, 40, Cloverdale. Donald Osman HEALDSBURG Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow for Donald Fenwick Osman, 53, who died Saturday following a heart attack. Mr.

Osman was working in the garden at his home, 575 Matheson st. when he was stricken, and was rushed by ambulance to a Healds-. burg hospital where he died an hour later. An autopsy was conducted yesterday. Mr.

Osman was an electrical engineer working for the Pacific Gas Electric Co. with whom he had been associated 23 years. He was a native of Illinois. He is survived by his wife, Edna Osman, Healdsburg Elementary School teacher; daughter, Mrs. Donna Campbell, Santa Clara; mother, Mrs.

Edna Fredberg, Santa Rosa; sisters, Mrs. Beatrice Snell, Santa Rosa: Mrs. Virginia Hoellworth, Pacific Grove, and a brother, Harry Osman, Grand Rapids, Mich. Services will be held at the Fred Young Co. Mortuary, followed by burial in Oak Mound Cemetery, Healdsburg.

LEGAL NOTICES OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. and Mrs. Jim. Callan have filed with the County Planning Office an application for a USE PERMIT for a commercial hog farm to be located on property at 5430 Volkerts Road, Sebastopol, in the Agricultural District. NOTICE is hereby further given that the will County Board of Zoning Adjustments conduct a public hearing on said USE PERMIT application at the following time and place: At the hour of 3:30 on July 7, 1960, in Room 122, County Administration Building, 2555 Mendocino Avenue, Santa Rosa, California.

All interested persons are hereby vited to be present and be heard thereon. JOHN H. PRATHER Secretary Published County Board of Zoning Adjustments June 27, 1960 1-ti AVE where Westerners have saved for 96 years. Deposits made by the 10th earn interest from the 1st. THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Fourth and Streets, Santa Rosa MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Unlisted Stocks 38 UNLISTED STOCKS National Association Security Dealers Furnished by Reynolds Co.

Members New York Stock Exchange American Marietta of America Bank of Calif. 40 Berkshire Hath'w Brunwig Drug 18 Calif. Oregon Power Calif. Water Serv. Glasspar Hewlett Packard 81 Kaiser Steel Kaiser Steel Pfd.

Langendorf Bakeries Stores Pacific Interment, Exo. Pac. Power L1. 41 Cement Portland, Genl. 2012 Water Thrifty Drug Warren Bras.

Wells Fargo-Amer. Trust 54 Yuba Cons. STATE FARM 1uto Life Fire INSURANCE FOR INSURANCE CALL Hi Dahlgren 420 Montgomery Drive Between Fifth St. and College Ave. Dial Liberty 5-9011 Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co State Farm Life Insurance Co.

State Farm Fire and Casualty Co. HOME OFFICE- BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOISY ler heifers 20.50. High commercial to standard heifer shaped cows 17-18, aged commercial 15.50-17, utility canners 11.50-12.75. Utility commercial bulls 18- 19. Good and choice 500-550 lb.

short yearling steers Calves salable 350. Good and choice under 275 lb vealers 25-27, calves 24.50-26. Good and choice 450-475 lb stock steer calves 25.25- 25.50. Hogs salable 700. 1-3 190- 240 lb butchers 19, No.

3 comparable weights 18.75, and No. 1-3 240-260 lbs 18.59. No. 1-3 sows 300-600 lbs 9-14. Good and choice 50-120 lb feeder pigs Sheep salable 800.

Market not established. SF DAIRY SAN FRANCISCO (UPD) -Dairy prices to. retailers: (Eggs, cases, FSMNS Large AA 37-41; large A 36-40: medium AA 30-35; medium A 30-34; small AA 21-26; small A 21-25. Nulaid Farmers--Large A.A 37- 41; medium AA 30-34; small A 21-25. Sylvester Dairy--Large AA 41; medium A 34; small A 25.

(Butter) FSMNS AA and A 1 lb print lb print bulk -AA (Cheese) FSMNS Single daisies 43; processed American 5 lb. loaf mild American cheddar 40 lb block SONOMA COUNTY EGGS The following are bulk egg prices per dozen as quoted to retailers by Nulaid's Farmers Association. Add three cents a dozen for carton price. Large Grade AA 37-41c Medium Grade AA 30-34c Small Grade AA 21-25c Safeway eqq department base quotations to producers effective Saturday: Extra Large AA Large Grade AA 29-31c Medium Grade AA 22-24c Small Grade AA 13-15c EARN MORE ON INSURED SAVINGS N- Per Rate Current Annum Summit Savings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 711 Village Court Santa Rose L1 6-0544 BEAUTIFUL NEW Odd Fellows Temple 545 Pacific Avenue, Santa Rosa Now Available for FASHION SHOWS PARTIES DANCES Reasonable Rental Also Catering for Dinners, Lunches and Wedding Receptions Dial LI 6-1591 for Complete Information SINCE 1898 FOR FORECAST SUMMER Rated Lots of grass, brush and timber A fires. Extra work for the Fire Departments.

Use precautions Plus now and avoid inconveniences later. Check up on the adequacy of your insurance. For over 50 years Farmers' Mutual has urged sensible fire protection measures, and also provided complete home protection at reduced rates. Sonoma County FARMERS' MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE HOME OFFICE SANTA ROSA Fifth And Humboldt Streets Telephone LI 2-2502.