Colorado Springs Gazette-Telegraph from Colorado Springs, Colorado • Page 23

543 Projects of 4-H Club Members Exhibited; Champions to State Fair RANCH, FARM GARDEN PAG i Vi illuni 5 Simmeth. Kathy West. bons. Barbara Carlson. Tom displayed Sharon Kois.

Diana Montoya. Chilcott; red ribbon, Meredith Monday. July 27. at the Annual Bobby Maestas. Joyce Gale.

Taylor. Tom Huzzev, David 01- City Beth Erickson White Ribbons, sen. 4-H Exhibit Day at the Ajditoman This day was for Betty Jo Nash. Paula Cunning- PTOKcts fenuu McOrty, DeliUh GARDEN Blue ribbons. livestock exhibits, which Heyse.

Ralph Reed. Don Bar- Ribbons. ber. Tam Qulcott. white ribbon.

ELECTRICITY: Blue ribbons Pete King. Michael Carson. Neal Johnson. Lars Johnson ENTOMOLOGY: Blue ribbon. David Fitz fto-n toe County Fair a-Cat nbboos r-an.

Colorado Aug 14. 15 and fq QVS III Blue Dranmond. Christie Er- Rob Nielson. Champion exhibits were mel. Ava Claycomb Richev Bal- osen each project area; lard.

Donna Hobbs Red' Rib- trese reeene the opportunity to bons. Mane Simmeth. Cubit at the Colorado State Gregg. Linda Gochnauer, Yir- Fair the last week of August- gmia Medeam White Ribbons. MJ 5 rat 5iLte7id rib- Sr Associate ejle Hendrur Is: F00DSIV Blue Ribbons.

Marita Karen Caswel! Fosler tas; white ribbon. Mavekia Fenny Gieck Red Ribbons. Jan Johnnv Maestas k- Carpenter. White WILD LIFE CONSERVA- Sun- Rjbbon5 Janet Shiv ley flON Blue awards. Hart- FOODS Blue Ribbons, man.

Steven Scott, David Olsen. Kathleen Caswell. Evelyn Bry- pat Flynn. Steven Gibbson. Robert Kois.

Marsha Greer Ad- 4th Gieck; 5th mous; 6th yr Manlyn kade. Ttn La Yerme Car son; 8th yr. Karen Horn. 10th ant. Jenean Wood FOODS VI: Blue Ribbons, vanced Blue awards.

Steven vr Barbara TOODS Associate Kami j3TT, Sandra Carpenter Justus. Duane Allen. Francis Keffer; 1st yr. -Trudy Zei- F00D PRESERVATION ders; 2nd Debbie Header- Blje Rlbbons 3rd VT. berg; -4th yr Lams: 5th yr Sandra Gieck.

6th yr Gail Lundquist: Betty Anderson. 8th Chervl Knapp FOOD preservation Fesanr Gieck HOME FURNISHING 1st Shjuron McGlothUn, 2nd vr Bettv Bonnie Marilyn Kinkade Geoda HOME FURNISHINGS: I Blue Ribbons Brenda King Pat- Wil! tarns, David Fitzgerald. Anderson. Marsha Greer, red award. Jun Neidigh.

John Carpenter, ert Kois. Brent Tracy SOIL CONSERVATION Rob- Blue ty Heyse, Sharon Johnson, John McGlothlin ne Fisher Debbie Berwick Red CLOTHING Associate, Blue Ribbons Candy Doak. Aim Meinger, Christie awards, Kenda Williams, Mary Ermel Mitchell. Karen Armstrong. White Ribbons, Valerie Schts- Marla Haase, Marcia Rmker.

sier Christine Johnson. Paula Patricia Cuchiaro. Chelle Here Ava nbbons Nancy Hentges IV. red red awards. Cheryl Thompson.

Pmf Donna nbbons Manlyn Medeans. Cindy Sullivan, ValU Beach. run 99UF9 Munro. Beth Enckson II. red drix.

Sharon Burgess. Sheryl Aoeil Gregg: 3rd yr. Ava nbbons Cindy Heyse; white rib- George. Jean Asper, Karen But- Claycomb; 6th year i arl- Eileen Kunau III, blue ler, Brenda Gray. Karen Aga.

ribbons Virginia Medeans: red Linda Masters. Vivian Baker. KNITTING: Associate C. a yearn 1st yr Heyse. 2nd yr Beth Erick- Alice Estill.

white ribbon. Jan Marsha Spears. Lynn Tborson. nr see; 3r yr Alice Estiil. Ad- VI.

red ribbon. Linda Cheryl Kelsey, Joyce W'arren IllCrlfI vanced Mary Hentges Smesrud CRAFTSMANSHIP: 1st yr. KNITTING Associate Blue Pete King: 2nd yr Karen Ribbons. Caswell. 3rd yr.

Mike Cas- Kuhlman Pamela Crabb. Cmdy Mayer, lor. Sherrita CHILD CARE 1st yr. Lin- Kinder Hollie Claycomh da McCutchen Ava Caludia Smiley PHOTOGFLXPHY 1st yr. Red Ribbons.

Wendy Bennett, Janice Kobiian. Colleen Karen Olsen 2nc yr. Pat Carolyn Man gen as l. Avalon Patsy Carlson Manning, Greenberg, Linda Donna HoWi? Greichen Whittier, Gail Thomas GARDENER'S joy to green thumbs is thi' protected pottmg bench where space under slat roof is reserved for shade-loving blooms. Upper front panels go up or dowm to control light inside Kathy Magnrne.

PatU Zimmer- man. Debbie try. Sally Stancil. FORT COU.INS—Two profes- Judy Jones. Donna Carolyn Mungenast.

Sandra Kathv Van Hossier. Leir: white awards. Peggv Tay- Debbv sors of Colorado State Uni ver- Odds and Ends 4-H to Order Identity Bands The July meeting of the Odds Gazatte Colorado Springs, Cob. Wadnosday, Aug. 5, 1964 20,000 4-H Members Plan Fair Exhibits Premium garnished exhibits and fascmationg demonstrations of farming skills by 4-H and FFA members will again be a highlight of the Colorado State 'Fair The largest exhibit at the mammoth exposition in Pueblo, Aug.

24-29. will be that of Colorado 4-H Clubs, representing the best efforts of the more than 2 0.000 members During fair week more than 500 delegates from every county in Colorado will live in dormitories at Camp Tobin, located on the 80-acre State Fairgrounds. The full program of 4-H activities will include workshops, educational tours, recreational activities, as well as dress revue s. livestock showmanship, tractor and automobile driving, dog trials, and a miikmg contest Approximately 2 0 0 members of the Colorado Future Farmers of America, will again call their fairgrounds facility during the exposition The teenage boys from rural high schools have expanded their popular Children Barnyard exhibit of young farm animals City cousins will have an opportunity to see and in many cases pet. the animal babies The FFA boys will also som- pete for awards in educational booth displays, farm mechanics, and in the Junior Fat Stock and Sale, co-sponsored bv of many homeowners To this Ixls, slats spaced an inch folds down Many gardeners 4 clubs blessed breed, there nothing apart Two-by-four are needed will want to use the shaded Superintendent of the 4-H Depmore relaxing than digging and frame the storage wall which workshop also as a place to dis- artment and Camp Tobin will pottmg planning ami planting can sided either to match play hanging baskets for fuch- be Staver.

He will be as- or To display hanging fuchsias. Behind are storage fence and much Structure is built with standard sizes and grades of Douglas fir lumber Work Center For Gardeners Easy to Build Gardening is a favorite hobby ing The sunshade section could so that the top half of each suy of Ends held'in Uw 3 Denmark YEAR Blue ribbons. pathology wiU attend 10OF. at Canon City international meetings at Italy in September Dr. Alvin Hoerkin will at-- Billiard.

Solberg. Christine Guy Fisher. Joyce Knox. Janice Wolfe. Holly ter ferablv one located right The screen wall at the front act over screen, when lowered, will stead and Raleigh Brooks.

All was presided over by Snodgrass, president The club Alice 1X1 garden delightful and practical de as a perfect display case are from Fort Collins, could be made up of sections of Ground should be level in the Marvin Linson. Denver, is su- spaced cedar 1x4s which are workshop to provide easy mova- perintendent of FFA Activitic-s decided order identification encloses a gardener pot- installed horizontally between bility for wheeled equipment Paul Foster. Rifle, and Lloyd tirvg bench on two sides with the supjnirt posts A dandy and to give safe footing for tlie Lawson. Denver, will serve as assistants to Linson Gay- tend the 5th International Con- lir, FIRST AID 1st vr Chuck White Ribbons. Christine John- comb.

Margaret Knapp. Jeanne gress on Animal Reproduction arTn A on the a screim wall facing the garden l(fea is to design these screens gardener at work Doak: 2nd yr Chariotte Hent- iv-Wsie Demark. Marelda Heeke. Gail Tracy. Vicky John- and Artificial Insemination at bulletin board was given by and a full-sized storage wall at Pennington Knitting I.

blue rib- son Phyllis Johnson. Bonnie Ba- Trento. Italy. Sept 6-13 He is Lawrence Brasier and Leonard the back Overhead, a slat roof Meredith bons. Joyce Thompson.

Della shore. Judy Jones. Diana West, a professor of microbiology at Qaar on an frame pro- gfs ENTOMOLOGY: Try lor 1st yr; Steven Justus Manning. Cheryl Knapp. Karen Betty' Aga.

Rebecca Carson. Tu CSC 2nd yr; Barry Joyce Gale. Jane Win- ryla Johnson. Gayle Loveless, yr Jim Neidigh Ad- ter Debbie Berwick. Jane Til- Lynne Murray.

Lone Johnson, vanced ELECTRICITY': Tom Ury Dr Rivbert Rubm will attend the 1st Itemationat Con It was that the Fremont County 4-H Fair will be held Aug 9-12 Alice Snod vidis shade for the work center in attractive fashion A workable plan would allow a 12-foot length for the struc-ley. Cheryl Bailey. Mickie Mary Dunlop. Brenda King. Ro- gress for Parasitologists Eagle.

Marcella Reed. Carol bin Book. Grace Higgins. Sherri pie who study parasitesi at Prather pro- 0r more, and a 6-foot width 1st yr; Karen Caswe 2nd Janice Rhodes. Cathy Wil- Gieck.

Ravonda Masteas. Eileen Rome. Italy. Sept. 21-26 He is a program, whue re- storage wall and screen Hemann, Linda MKullough.

Kathy Ladson. Sha- professor parasitology at! CSU. Drommond. Jean Akers. Mary ron Mazigian; red ribbons Cunningham Knitting red rib- Cheryl Wolberg, Susan Burch.

Mario pnee. Janet Shivley, Margaret ston. Iunda 21immerman. Clau- mumties to Vibroisis in Ad- Knapp. Linda Carpenter.

Becky dia Smiley. Margaret Davis, Le- Re will also participate ui a Manon yt Mike Caswell Advanced AUTOMOTIVE David Carlson HEALTH' Linda Gochnauer. bon5 pat Murqjenast. Jeanne Ilka Denning. Bemadma John- W)RESTRY 1st yr Lwgman.

Curtis Ba vanced. GARDEN Lolly Leavitt. BEES: Tom Olson HOME BEAUTIFICATION Ava Claycomb 1st yr; Mi- cfcael Caswell Advanced. WEEDS: Fred Geis! Dr Hoerlem paper entitled. will present a freshmen is were served by Helen and Lawrence Brasier Marv Claar and Donna Pra Induced Im- present the pr ogram August meeting, while Brasier and Leonard Terry, Marsha Greer.

Jill Con- na Urato. Helen Fitzgerald. De- symposium on erf Claar will serve refreshment nor. Kathy Ladson. WTute Rib- lilah Sanderson.

Marilyn Hoyle. Dr. Rubin will Present were Alice bons, Caro! Yizvary. Paula Cun- Roseayrah Chilcott, Pamela present a paper concerning the Roberta Judy and wall Depth of slnraee units will ary according to need, but plan 3 fee! maximum The arrangement is ideal be cause it allows the gardener to he outdoors, yet under shade, while working, and the storage wa.l keeps equipment snug and rnngham. Eiena Foster.

Gates. Peggy Florea, Connie Jo effects of Thiabendazole KNITTING II. blue ribbons. Kelly, Linda Scott, Kimberlee against cattle parasites. Cindy Craig red ribbons.

Karen Chapman. Kathy Baker. Kath- -------------------Olsen. Judy Maestas. Jan Nei- leen Montoya.

LeAnnetta Dod- WILD LIFE CONSERVA- digh white ribbon. Betty Mae son Debra McGee. Sunny I Fred Geist. II stas Wolfe; white ribbons. Paula Mary Beth Carper KNITTING III.

blue ribbons. Cunningham. Carol Yizvary. Pa- SOIL CONSERVATION Char- Maniyn Medeans. Stephanie tncia Mungemast.

Lmda Goodies Higgins 1st yer Fred Thompson: red ribbon. Paula urn. white ribbons. Deb- Giest Advanced LEATHERCRAFT 1st vt bie Henderson. Charlotte Hent SECOND YEAR: Blue ribbons.

Barbara McCarty. Sharleen Simmeth. Sandra Gibson. Manitou Girl Wins Crystal HiRs Gymkhana McCullough. Vivian.

Donna and Dennis Prather. Helen. Law rence and Marion Anne. Judv and Gary Diiley You 11 gam points if you can the storage wall directly ad, the driveway, because bins for mulch and the like ran Joyce Hudson, daughter of McCuilough Mr. and Mrs.

V. Hudson (rf Skippy Johnson: Advanced Bruce Remaining 4-H ex- yhitors received the following Blue Ribbon. Carol Stancil; red erly Butler. Donna Hawkins, horse trophy as high point win- ribbons. with Blue indicating ribbon.

Colleen Fisher; white Candy Doak, Melba Kelly. Mar- ner with 11 points at the July excellent work, red indicating ribbon. Ray Nielson. Advanced, cella Reed. Ann Graham, Lu- 28 gymkhana sponsored by and white, xork blue ribbon.

Barbara Carlson Anne Gray: red ribbons. Rita stal Hills Saddle Club i ASSOCIATE FOODS Blue CRAFTSMANSHIP I. blue rib- Baker. Paula Thompson. Debbie She competed against 10 other KAnAA PAfAnA ITamm 1.

TY.JnA«t IL'aI iii IYi ono An 4 A tmm mt HOME BEAITIFICATION Marsha Greer, Betty Nash. Bev- Mamtou Springs won a small QjjyjjjQf To Participate Mary' Leonard Claar. Ca be included and built to be thy May and Allen Svedman from the driveway and Also attending were leader unloaded qn the garden side Jim Diiley and the following Tfte entire workshop can be guests Mrs. Kimnp. built with western red cedar Lmda Snodgrass.

Harold Petre Strong 4x4s would be retxmmended for supporting! posts and roof beams, with 2x6s used for the eggcrate roof fram- District 4-H Demonstration Contest Held Rickv Knapp; III, blue Solberg: white ribbons. JiKiy show Aug 18. Large 12-inch tro- as we Chamberlain School was the Solberg. Eileen Flores. Connie wU! be awarded in for trus month lJie rerent District 4-H nbbons.

Kenda Williams. Karen bons. Frank Didson. David Wol- Berwick. Diana Montoya.

Mary children in her age group, 12 red ribbons. Richard Telley. Virginia Reble, Kathy The club will hold its annual Thursday Pagean' Pa Armstrong. Marcia Rmker. berg; II.

blue nbbons, Raymond Ann Munger. Carole Link. Jane and under. Marla Haase. Anne Marie Hoza.

Reed: Leslie Heyse. Sharon Burgess. Reed. Red Ribbons. Deborah Hobbs, ribbons.

Jun Neidigh The Cay alier Riding Club will CMv Gross Marv Mitchell, Pa- LEATHERCRAFT 1st yr. Zozie. Charlotte Hentges class. Other prizes wil! go to include a mojoligh. demonstration contest.

Winning Ttiiun snrf in a harse Dorothy Cov Gaddie. Lois Gaddie. Randy Adell Gregg. Joanne Kinkade, i Ribbons will be awarded to six)W Ft Carson Cuchiaro. Chnl Thomp- AWARDS Lome THIRD YEAR: Blue ribbons, second and third place winners, a horse demonstrations from Voren- berg.

Shannon Johnston. Ronald lard, Margaret Edwards; red time of the gymkhana will be Fear a tra: Counties represented were uewgc. as Tran Ranch for overnight Debb Albertson. Keilv, Joe Mulholland, Jim Soi- Sharon McGlothin, Richie Bal- five places Events and the Activities for the remainder of LrvUUlV. a a Irnu rinA In six coiin- entered the district com- berg.

Molly Ross. Sheryl Sally Stancil. Judy Sam. Copus. Jim Gierhart.

Bobby ribbons. Virgmia Medearis. Deb- announced later Kinder Tamlin. Doug Johnson. Glenda bie Henderson.

Judy Knox, White Debbie Urv Ava- Williams. Hunnpy Avalon Sharilynn Butler. Linda Drom- gymkhana are as follows, with election of ofjeers ir Manning. Red Awards. Donna mood.

Sheryl Bailey. Kathryn' winners listed in the order that and a Christmas Robin Bnggs, Mike Nelson. Cynthia Berwick, Ava they placed Glen Claycomb. Nancy Place; white km Manning FOODS Blue Ribbons. Kuhlman Theresa Booker.

Cynthia Ber- Copus. Duane Graves. Bear Trap Ranch for overnight FjKprt FI The results of the July 28 October, the annual meeting fano Anunas and Pueblo Thtre were 30 home economics demonstrations and 26 ag- party in December riculsure demonstrations pre- The Cavaber Club, based at BARRELS Age 8 and un- Kplipr Helen Fitz- Graves Tim Bailey, Philip Yov- ribbons, Joyce Thomson, Kay der: Debbie Ford. John Weid- Ft Carson riding stables, is A top team and a top indi- HoUie ankj. Tony Granger.

Mike Dor- Nielson. ler. Gary Uitner, Margie Ret- unique in that few of its mem- demonstration were sel- FOURTH YEAR Blue rib- liff. Age 12 and under: Joyce bers own their own horses, but Hudson. Dale Harrison, Debbie rent them from the stables.

twriTTh ri i PRICES START AS LOW AS 19.64 We look them In trade! Put thom In top condition I You take them away at theie Bargain Famous makes usua'ty priced to 630. Late models including some iig-rag machines, usually priced to $50. Includes some reconditioned sewing machines, usually priced to $75. If for any reason you are dissatisfied with your machine it within the time period specified to the shop where purchased for full refund. ected from each category The winning home economics Ciavcomb.

Kathv Montoya, sey. Janet Shrewsburg, Lane Twvia Johnson. Gavle Loveless. Johnson. Reed: white bons, Pat Book.

Donna Heyse; Saumure, award. Bob Nelson: advanced, red ribbons, Donna Hobbs, Steddom. Tern Velasquez. Jun- Age lirmts are so flexibie that tearri demonstration was pro- blue ribbon, Larry Book; Murray, Annette Mary Dunlap. Betty Aga.

Shem Gieck. ribbon. Ronnie Book. Barbara Elliott. Lmda Scott.

HEALTH: Blue award. San- Red Ribbons. Roseayrah Chil- dra Carpenter; red, Judy Maes- cott Jeanne Heeke. Margaret tas; white award. Della Mann- Davris.

nyytii Smiley. Debbie mg. Betty Maestas Kuhhnan. Peggy Florea. Rebecca Carson, Vicky Greenberg.

Svienty. Christine Stancil. Linda Carpenter; red Christine Simmeth, Linda Smes- Barbara Murfin, Sandy nders often range age from by Ann aiMj Nancy Ble- rud. Donna Wittgen; white rib- WekQer, Karat afford. Lee 7 to Civilians are eligible for vins County.

The bons. Lois Gaddie. Nancy Stan- Williams. Seniors: Jerry Rat- membership if sponsored by a top home jndividual Iiff, Barbara Barteil, Ron military-connected ribbons. Geary.

Jim Cagney. KEYHOLE Age I and ur- cil, Mary Cunningham. ADVANCED: Blue Katy Caswell, Gail Lundquist, SAFETY: Blue award, Karen Sandra Gieck. Betty Anderson, der: Debbie Ford, Gary Leit- Caswell. Janet Shivley, Carol Eileen Kunau.

Patty McGloth- ner, John Wekfler. Age 12 and club was The 1959 A member of the Central Col orado Horsemen Association was Oaii Lundquist from El Paso established in wj.b demonstration of making Swedish Holiday Bread Other awards to El Paso Touch A Dtsfc tUclMM Bt( reductions on other consc end portable models, too1 20 00 OFF OTHER OUTSTANDING VALUES AT SINGER red lm, Corrine Kinkade. Jinx Bal- under: Pam Ford, Joyce Hud- the club bolds board meetings 4-H ers included the fol- James jowing; jSmon Brenda award. Celena Foster. Carolyn lard.

Pat Carlson; red nbbsons, srn, Craig Staffle, Terry Mag- every month. Lt xZZrim Scnissler Kim Shivley, Sharon Shivley; white Mariljn Medearis, Alice Estill, nini. Sandy Weidler. Young of Ent AFB is the preM i bk u.n. ctm r- Hpnt ChapmanT Bums.

Cindy award. Richard Reed. Pan Williams. John Ab- FIRST AID I. bhie raAa ban Sharon Johnson, Ei Chas Higgins, Fred Geist Ima Craig Salis- nbbon.

Debbie Kuhlman. First bmy, Deborah Neal. White Rib- aid II, red ribbon, Nancy Hent- bma! Phyllis Johnson, Susan ges. Crab, Eileen Florea. Ilka Den- CHILD CARE: Blue nbbon.

Mac. Kav Arm Aoostaiaa. Pam- Sandy Carpenter; red nbbons. Si Lm-Linda Hess, Connie Zhoic, Terry da Goodwin, Wheeler, PHOTOGRAPHY: Red rib- Doreer. Wells bons, Jan Neidigh; white FOOOS Ba Ribbons, bon, Beverly Bryant, Marie ribbons, meth; white ribbons, red Hentges.

Linda Dent. HOME Linda Smersrud. blue ribbon, Linda Sim- Susan Dunbar. Kathy Dire, Far- dent. Mary en Gafford.

Seniors: Ron Geary.I New members are McCutchen red nbbon: Jim Dike Williams. Jerry Ratliff, Applications for membership and Sandra Carpoiter. FaR Pmr Caaisbr fmn Extra capacity bay. AttacMWRts incliidH Sturdy ao-bp' comtrucboa s399.5 FLT. WeDs Carol Altertaon.

Lmda Zimmer: man, Barbara McCarty. Shar- lHB Stemetb, Carole Link, Debbia GrBm. Craig Salisbury. Paola LMeman. Red Ribbons.

AUTOMOTIVE: Blue ribbon, Pat CasweH Larry Rockwell, MBte CaswdL FORESTRY: Beginning, blue Douglas McGlothlin; Fitly Heyse, Jeme Kinkade, red ribbon, Lynn Those 4-H ers who did not ex- Denny Salzbrenner, hibit their projects on this day WASHINGTON POLES Age will exhibit at the El Paso Coun- ft and under: Debbie Ford, Katy Fair. thy Schock, Gary Leitner, Margie Ratliff Age 12 and under AFRICAN VIOLET SAFEGUARD Porous clay are perhaps the best friends your African violets have, for they automatically guard against the excess moisture these popular plants dislike, but can be frequently Joyce Hudson. Craig StofBe, Debbfe Steddom, Terry Mag- nfari Juniors: Barbara Murfto, Kay Hudson, Sandy Weidkr, Karen Gafford. Seniors: Jerry Ratliff, Verlyn Hudson, Barbara Barteil, Dike Williams. MUSICAL CHAIRS Age 12 may be obtained by calling the nbbon.

Pennv and Sandra club secretary. Mrs A. C. Here blue berger at 634-2388. and Jinx Ballard, blue ribbon; Betty Anderson, blue ribbon: Betty and Judy Maestas, red ribbon.

AGRICULTURE-Doyle son, Jim Cagney, Karen Gafford. 75 YARD RACE Age 8 and under: John WeidJer, Kathy son. red ribbon; Tommy Voren- Scbock. Debbie Ford. Shirley berg, blue ribbon; Charles Hig- Ratliff.

Age 12 and under: Craig gins and Chuch Doak. red rib- Stoffle. Joyce Hudson, Deobie bon. Jim Neidigh. blue Steddom, Dale Jun- Donna Heyse.

blue iors: Sandy Weidler. Barbara Barber and Tom Chilcott, red Murfin, Lee Williams. Kay Hud- ribbon Tfpwritw Model Weighs only 11 to. Metai construction Includes luwhonw cese 95 SINGER COMPANY SINGER SEWING CENTERS THE COMPANY Holbert, Kay Nielson, John Frank. Advanced, blue rib- violets.

watered without danger of and under: Debbie Steddom, Use warm water Harrison, Joyce Hudson, son. Seniors: Jerry Ratliff. Bir for better results with African Craig Juniors and Sen-jbara Barteil, Jim Cagney. Jer- G.T. Classified Ads get 11 South Tejon 633-4691 iors: Barbara Murfin, Kay Hud- ry Barte 1L Try ese Telepboue.