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Business 'Tabernacle Choir Blllv Graham IHour of Decision Oregon News (Parade of Modern Musical Program Aran MlHli rWOather and with Hal Zrgg I Temple Bouare' Symphony Concert a It I L0d I ! MONDAY'S PROGRAMS MORNING MOVDAT B'OO Dswn Rosters 8 18 MM Breakfast at 5 wttk Len Allen 7 00 Music to start Day 7Ho FirstourEdition 7 30 'Old Corral With I 'Farm Will gSjB PROGRAMS" Wews — CBS JIee f I uo Rndup Farm News Tawn Patrol Roundup 8:56 News I P TTt71r lew News rsrrpbe! Musical Roundup 'Harry Clarke lOd Nelghbr Time Vague Varieties "News TtSM Winterhalter's Or World News 8"00 Hemmgwsy i News Rerue IPriendlv Breakfast Club I with Don Club Will 8 1 5 Romemaker-iCTlme a Number 'News of America ! 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Perfect for table lunch ceived bumped heads box or toasted Every slice is fresh Police said the Richan sedan and moist rich in color and flavor struck the Faulkner convertible (adv) squarely broadside The damages to the two machines were $700 and No License — Darrell O'Dell 21 $150 respectively of 3256 Wall Ave forfeited $15 bail Patrolman J M Larson and Sgt in the city court for not having e Otto Henderson of Ogden police driver license i - i department investigated Success Assured! Kwn nlentv nf Hostess creamed filled cup cakes maae witn ncn devils food on hand always They have smooth delicious creamed filling inside Chil- 180-18- 270-30- 330-430--lb Hearing Set on Dog Ordinance lb Hers-covit- Market Steady In Quiet Trade )c t n tc de-6B- Furniture Store Now in 90th Year j Grains Decline eg After Upturn Stock Averages Rew-Jea- es -- 83 Grain Futures -- 43— First 100 Years 3:66— Margaret Mailers 3:36 — Oarry Mst6B0 4:15— Dncle Roacoe 4:45— Sagebrush PlaTbee 545— Tom Corbott h:: Cosh Grain 1 - I 1 Jflt0 clover $3050fTl VT 30 tin00i°JI0 Jimothy KLO In a surprise move yesterday Republican officials aof legislative "dran cair district five issued tor candidates for "three key state an! county offices Two of the "draftees" agreed to seek party nominations They are Lloyd Berrett service station for county commissioner and Louis Wangsgaard Huntsvills livestock raiser who will run for a state legislative post nominee The third proposed is a Warren Harold Thompson lumber dealer He was out of town and thus It was not known whether ho would seek a state senate post as suggested by party officials Each of the three received a unanimous endorsement of voting district officers "These are only suggestions that the parn district chairmen make to the Republican nominating convention in August" chairman David C Petersen pointed out "The party is open to further suggestions from any and nevery source" he said Thirty-sevepersons attended the meeting LAYTON — Richard Sedgwick e a resident of Lay ton died in the Dee hospital Friday at seven p m following a week's illness of pneumonia Mmm Sedgwick was born May L 1869 in Brooklyn N Y a son of Richard and Mary Emma Hall Sedgwick He left Brooklyn at the age of 12 and lived in Bountiful until 16 years of age He moved to Lay-to- n business college in Salt Lake City He was a paper hanger and farmer most of his adult life On Nov 14 1900 he married Dora Belle Garret in the Salt Lake temple She passed away a few years later He married Emma Bibble Oct 1909: She died 12 years ago He was a member of the LDS church and a high priest of the Davis stake living In the Layton Second ward He had served as ward chorister He filled a two-yestake mission in North Davis stake He had been a ward teacher 82 j op-orat- or Bennion Backers Nap Campaign Catnpaign plans are taking shape for Heber Bennion seeking nomination as the Democratic candidate for governor of Utah it was reported yesterday by Linn C Baker local campaign manager Mr Bennion now secretary of state has made four trips to the Ogden area in the interest of his snaking viscandidacy He is how Of the state its in various sections On March 29 Mr Bennion will meet Democratic leaders at the Jefferson-Jackson day dinner in the Hotel Utah He will establish headquarters on the mezzanine floor of the hotel Supporters contend that Mr Bennion has the widest knowledge of state governmental operation of any other possible candidate said Mr Bakef He has served as chairman of the state tax commission speaker of the house of representatives and now secretary of state long-tim- Al-my- for many years In 1907 he was made city recorder at BountifuL He served for several years He is survived by five sons and one daughter: Richard G Phllo D Sedgwick both of Logan: Joel G Sedgwick Riverside Calif: Howard H Sedgwick Hunting Park Calif: David D Sedgwick Clarks-vill- e Calif and Mrs Cyril E (Marie) Wiggins Ogden and 24 grandchildren r Funeral services will be held on Tuesday at 1 p m in the Layton Second ward' chapel with Bishop Haven Barlow conducting Friends may call at the mortuary 836 36th St Monday from 8 to 9 o m and at the home of Bishop Barlow in Layton Tuesday from 10:30 a m to 12:30 p m Interment will be in the Bountiful cemetery under direction of the mortuary 836 36th St Idaho Deaths Mrs Carrie M Smith 76 Cascade Joseph Anthony Schmoeger two days Boise Lottie A Barth 70 Parma Mrs Mary Jane Gardner 85 Melba Walter Albert Savaria 49 Hailey miner at Salt Like City Mrs Alice M Sevey 79 Ketch- um FUNERALS S L Author Will Funeral services or Don sweet 305 10 Cadet £ 2 83 July Boad Nov B8RM 2 801 OGDEN'S VUiST STATION and §P 8014 '"' 2784 KLO "ON AN ISLAND WITH YOU" ' ONE EQUALS MlaDER" today's story from "The Private Files of Mathew BelP Stsuring To nit: hi 6:00-7:0- 0 MGM PM MUSICAL THEATRE TONY MARTIN SHOW with MARIO LANZA Joseph H Weston Salt Lake City auth6r and book publisher yesterday announced his candidacy for election to the congress of the United States as a representative from the second Utah district A lifelong Democrat Mr Weston has been active in his party since he became a political reporter for a daily newspaper at the age of 17 Excepting for a few months Mr Weston has made his home in Utah for the past 12 years having come here as an officer in the army air corps in 1940 He was a candidate for the! legislature in 1946 and for the state senate in 1948 and 1950 Mr Weston is the author of sevbooks that have reeral distribution ceived world-wid- e Widely known aa a speaker he has addressed audiences during the past three years that he estimates have totalled more than 500000 people Mr Weston is a member of the quorum of high priests of Ensign stake Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints and at present is also serving as a missionary in the same stake ids Instructors Take Refresher Class Thirty local Red Cross safety and first aid instructors have completed a refresher class under the direction of Elgna Patterson safety service field representative from the Pacific coast office The class featured instruction in the newly adopted artificial respiration method The new method was adopted by the Red Cross aft er successful experiments by the armed forces The local instructors will include the new method in present and future first aid and water safety TODAY-- PM "MELODY SHOWROOM TONIGHT 10:30 CARYLL'S "PINK LADY" 2:30 P M Tonight 8:30 PM newly-appoint- Dedicated to SERVICE ft C GARDLESS of your means we stand ready to serve you at the time of bereavement Combining experience and efficiency with sympathetic attention w dedicate ourselves to make every funeral service one of reverence and beauty complete in every detail Auitorest Mortuary "Where Your Dollars Buy More" Phone 531 1 836 36th Street FLORISTS And The Rowers Are Furnished by Olive and Mark KLENKE FLORAL Anniversary back-to-wo- ALFRED WALLENSTEIN l$ff erSfSitS Syaapnony No 4 : Beethoven lat Movement Poemo ' Chausson -Abraxas Suite (eel) Werner Egk Herbert InahRrtspvidv THEATRE Sunday 3:30 Morth U 1952 pm 1370 a KDYL frnMi bKVDGi Hear Baseball TODAY! fxhbtion Red Dodgers M!A¥l MtJCT FRO 12:20 88 T Ogden tm as ELIZABETH'S FLOWER SHOP OaVKBTJM TKSATItX BLDO Dial Wsahlnsrton Blvd 8814 8811 PARK VIEW FLORAL you Per flowers to express view hint HTrtaT at Far DIAL 72S1 atanry O BUenke 8804 Quinsy Specialising: In Tour ra He4s r aij aUasel Ave 8888 rhoae 84186 atoms Phone 72 JENSEN FLORAL CO Flowers for every Occasion boneW18 Washlnsson Bird 1881 WEBER FLORAL CO Oresnaouse 140 Jl-- r St PJ°ns Ogden City Floral Co Dial Wash 8216 6761 Bttvd LEGAL NOTICES PROBATE AND UCARDIANSfile NOTICES rk Cenaalt County Clerk or the Respective Signers for Farther Infonnatlon TO CREDITORS No 8468 Dept No 1 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OP WEBER STATE OP UTAH COUNTT NOTICE 213-21- of May MAURICE Venezuela CUP) — Harvey S Firestone Jr chairman and rref executive Firestone Tire it Rubber Co announced today that Ms company has completed plans to erect a $4500000 tire andtube factory in Valencia Vene- RICHARDS Administrate Of Rleharda and Richards i for Administrator Attoroeya 213-2Building Ogdeo Utah Published March 16 23 20 April 6 14 1214 1952 livestock" pok s ali HIGHEST PRICES - WILL BE PAID e for Dead or Useless 1 Horses Cows or Hogs Pay of Davis county has returned he Plans Tire Factory 1952 LAWRENCE M MALAN r from Los Angeles Calif where took into custody Eugene Ryan 28 on a formerly of Syracuse wanted charge of forgery Ryan is charged with forging a check in the amount of 86372 on the Loran Construction company t In the matter of the estate of John Martin Cain Deeeased Creditors will present claims with vouchers attached to Lawrence M Malar the undersigned administrator at the law 4offices of Rleharda and Eceles Building OgRtchards den Utah on or before the 20th day Brought Back Suspect FAKMINGTON — Sheriff LeRoi CARACAS - Wr:rstt- ed Vital Statistics PM CHICAGO ' 30th - -- Lizzie Norseth Flower Carbon Miners Back to Work Loan Firm Notes DIRECTORS FUNERAL classes PRICE Utah (UP) — Some 1400 miners returned to work at four Carbon county coal mines yesterwalkout that day after a one-da- y violated union orders The miners ended their walkout early Friday morning and went back to work on the graveyard shift They had staged their coln walkout in protest against the ab(adv) docsence of the tors at the Dragerton hospital The Court Case — Bail of $5 on an illegal parking charge was forfeited physicians had been ordered to Salt Lake City to take examinations for licenses to practice in Utah The miners despite orders from the regional headquarThe Federal Building and Loan ters of the United Mine Workers association 2376 Washington Blvd union refused to go back to work marked its 30th anniversary yester- until the doctors returned to their day hospital posts J H Andrews president said the organization founded in 1922 by a group of local businessmen has grown o from its original assets of 825000--tmore than $8000000 "To our knowledge we are the oldest financial name in Ogden" Marriage Licenses Andrews said First located at 2374 James Curd 29 and Ethel Louise Weahington Blvd the company has been in its present location since Cox 16 both of Plain City 1932 Aaron Levy legal age and Adda of OgThree directors have served over E Gilmore legal age both v 25 years David J Wilson W Kark den ZINO FRANCESCATTI Don Linford Lacey 26 North Hopkins and John C BrunettL Ogden and Leta Schenk 26- of TONIGHT COTTEN (As Doctor Bell) 280 for Mr 3132 union Ave Stanger and husband of Mrs Marie Wright will be held Monday at 3 Stanger p m in the 18th L D 8 ward chapel with Bishop Milton M Bingham ometatlng Frlenda may call from 6 until 8 p m at the Sunday home of Mrs Milton Bingham 3008 Wall Ave and Monday from 1 p m to 1:45 p m Interment will he In the Aultoreat Memorial park under the direction of tae Auitorest tuary C ' 7:30 JOSEPH 282 8844 Sfln 288 Sank — STANGER Run for Congress ra ar - $9 "ONE 9S- ''- nom-Ma- rent Bert Parks 2r66— Strike It Rich ? 10— Poet s Melody mart trSO i (adv) 3 four-stor- jWake I Breakfast Pay off 1:30— Ralph Edsrarda to— : Kate Bnalth 3:$0 video Frolics 3:36— What s Cookln'T ng ? Wright ISfWa Alan Moll Hit uui — Damaged clothing expertly repaired Sewing Machine Exchange 2274 Wash BsM Speeding — Fred S Leishman 39 of 363 Childs Ave forfeited $10 bail in the city court for speedfi ing Feed Ideal Laying Mash for lota of eggs It's scientifically built to produce maximum results Now $495 cwt at Rasmussen Grain Co : wills -- ( ornpUint — The Mercantile 4fc Professional Bureau filed a complaint in the city court against Nowell Gramby seeking judgment of 88482 mates about plans and materials' reliable carpenters easy payments — all available for the asking No Anderson obligation Call Lumber Co 164 24th St (adv) — For Penalty allegedly parking In a red zone John S Everton no address given forfeited $5 bail -- I Bob Considlns in one-thir- Ia Driveway — Joe R Villaruel of 2667 H Ave was sentenced in the city court to pay $5 for perking in a driveway Expert cleaning of leather and suede jackets Knit collars and MSI repaired or replaced Finer Cleaners 421 Wash Blvd (adv) 23 Og-de- Symphorette 'New Tort I Philhsrmonle IHuele by Roth J PROGRAMS summary of the Ogden Following livestock market for the week ending Friday : Lead— Stocker and feeder cattle were steady to weak: alaughter classes 50c or mor lower Butcher hogs and sows were mostly 50c lower and the small volume of lambs about staadj Cattle — USD A — Total salable receipts for the week were 2230 compared with 3131 last week and 1787 a like period last year There was a substantial increase in fad staers available and at least 2$ per cent of the run consisted of cows while stocker and feeders d osV the salcomprised around able offerings Trade was moderately active on moat slaughter classes Monday but following heavy snowstorm trade was slow particularly on replacement cattle While slaughter classes opened steady to weak some closing sale iteer and heifers were around S0r lower spots off more Canner and cutter cows were steady to strong? Stock-er- a and feeders were steady to weak the pro longer storm slowing UP inquiries for this type of cattle Part loada of high-goo- d 11 fad steers sold at $32 SO one load good 1080 lbs 832 23: many small packages of low to average-good 630 50i 3173 and around four loads lbs 83073 3140 commercial $2630130 00: utility 824006 2330 Good to low choice heifers cleared at S2930j 31 23 commercial $23 30t2S30: some utility lots $23 00i 2430 One load of utility to commercial cows brought 32380: odd lota commercial 8340012370: utility $M30i 23 30: canners and cutters $1800' 2000 thin shells $1300 and below to commercial bulls ranged from Utility $24 30 8)8778 cutters 21 44 23 00 Part loads of good and choice yearling stock steers went at 831 OOs 3350: a part load of 1019 lb feeder steers $3073: medium $28 50i 3030 common $23SOi 28 00 A part load of choice yearling stock heifers sold at $3300: the bulk of choice $31 00i3223 medium and good 628 00 si 3000: and common $2300i 2300 medium and good stocker and feeder cows ranged from $17 01 2400 some stock cows with calf at aide 6S2300 280 00 a pair Chives — Total salable receipts for the week were 317 compared with 501 lat week and 496 a like period last year with the close of the previous Compared week: Vealers were scarce and fully steady to atrong: stock calves unevenly steady to 30c lower the lata market often without bids Choice vealers bulked at $36 001 3800 although odd head prime MO lbs aoid up to $4000: commercial and good $30 00 3300 Good and choice etock calvee cleared at $33 OOv? 3600 with odd head 0 lbs at $38001 4080 medium S3000i 3300 common $23 '00i 2800 and some extremely thin down to $180 Mga— Total salable receipts for the week were 765 compared with 810 last week and 503 a year ago Compared With the close of the nrevioua week: uutcner hogs were fully 50c lower: sows 13 '11 50c lower At the close choice No 8 and 3 butchers sold at 81800 although choice No 1 longrhauls were expected to bring $1813 and above k while at choice No l's reached 81873 in a limited way and the bulk sold st 318231 1850 soma 0 Iba 0 Oared at $18 251 1675: lbs $18 752 1750 Choice SOWS bulked at $12507 1330 choice under S1400 medium and weighty 330 lbs sows $1300 and below Total salable receipts for the Sheep— weak were 535' including several loads on delivery at previously established prices compared with 300 last week and 48 a like period last year Only odd small trucked lets were actually offered on the market and were either of heavy weight or locked fintah While trucked-i- n slaughter eld headsoldof atgood$3400 flat good and choice wore quotable around $3450 with a few utility lambs scoring $22 00' 23 00 flat Odd cull alaughV ter ewea sold at $8 00 Note: Carloads of' shipped-i- n liven stock bought for reshipment on the market carry freight benefits in variable amounts except when other w ise noted ay New — Remodel rooms a8BtSr than you think Ideas and esti dren will be delighted Perfect for snacks desserts lunch boxes or parties Only 10c for two (adv) A public 9 hearing on Ogden's Speeder — Bail of $10 on a dog confinement ordispeeding charge was forfeited in proposed the city court by Thatcher Allred nance will be conducted before the 55 of 1541 Capitol St city council Wednesday at 5 p m 6th floor of municipal building The proposed ordinance which MONDAY SPECIAL — Crunchy French Bread at Washington Bak- passed on first reading before the eries — Washington Market 2472 council last week will be open to Wash Blvd American Food Store discussion before the council acts 2235 Wash Blvd and American to make it law Mayor George T said Food Store in Roy (adv) Frost Sponsor of the ordinance is Red Zone — - On a charge of park- James R Foulger council member Mm and assistant mayor Ho said its in a red zone Harry D z ing Bonanza 6000 at 4c 2000 at Sc of 2276 drafting followed a comprehensive 100 Blvd 40c at Washington Clayton ordiforfeited $5 bail in the city couft study of model confinement Crescent Eagle 7500 at lie nances Croff 1000 at 37 He j' East Standard 3000 at 4e The fact that many feel the orDuPont rubber base paint—Flow East Utah 300 at 22c dinance is too severe while others Kote Easy to use — extra Grand Dep 3000 at 3 Vac durable at — superb washability — dries in are pressing the council for early 3000 at 3c 1000 at SVsS 3500 st 15c and enforcement indicatGreat Western minutes Griffin Paint Co adv) passage Little May 6000 at Sc 3000 at 8c ed a large turnout at the meeting 6000 at 3 tec 7600 at 3e If passed owners would be reForfeiture — Norman Manderink ffMnolia Lad 2000 at a of 3512 Ogden Ave forfeited $5 quired to keep dogs on their lot Miners Gold 7000 at 4c if in public held on leash The Mon Kearsage 3O0 at S'sC bail in the city court-oa charge or ' 8000 at 7c 800 at 6C Ms States ordinance provides penalties for viof parking in a red zone NEW YORK ap Naildriver 30O at 63c in one of the quiat-6B- t olations jkf Ma?etie 11 000 8Bert sessions thi$ year the stock Ne 00 at 8S4B Cash a Carry discount on dry anarfeot held fairly steady yesterday Park North Lm 500 at 37 la uncertainties aroused by the dis- cleaning re weaving ' invisible North Standard 1000 at St4C pute in the steel industry between ta- mending At Hoffman Cleaners Oil Securities 1000 at 38c 1000 at 41c bor and management 2475 Monroe 1781 and 1M at 42c 606 at 43c Wash Prices covered a narrow fractional Plumbic 1000 at 15c 100 at 16c S000 range either way with a few minor advi Volume came to an estiexceptions Rico Argentine 200 at S2M mated 400000 shares In — Bus Zone For allegedly - 8000 at Sic 14000 at 83c 6000 P Steel issues were a shade lower a Ot 22 r 26000 at 23' r 1300 at 24c great part of the time with an idle parking in a bus zone P B Fearn 16500 at 23c 3000 at 23c 330 at 23c swinging from one side of the tin to of 620 12th St forfeited $5 bail Tlntic Lead 2000 at 16c the other in the city court Boyle Furniture Co of Ogden is l"nmn Chief 14500 at 10e 1300 at Motors were mostly unchanged The now in its 90th year of operation 17e 300 at 17 c railroads wege more highly mixed than MOORE'S — NURSERIES Utah Con 1600 at Trees Lorenzo M Richards president said other major sections but they ware Viator 10M at Sc shrubs vines Ask for price list today without feature WUliston Basin 1000 at 18 toe stocks Ph Included Bethlehem Higher The company was started in the tadv) Steel Studebaker International Vote 1862 by Peter Boyle an expert year Chesapeake 4t Ohio Northern Cash Carry discount on dry furniture and carriage craftsman Eastern Air Una Phillip Morris and U 8 Rubber cleaning invisible who recently had immigrated to reweaving At Hoffman Cleaners America from Scotland For a numnding 2475 Monroe and 1781 Wash ber of years he made all of the furniture he sold some of which Loses Bail — Bail of $5 on a is still in existence Closing Stack Averages charge of parking in a red zone (Famished by i A Regie a CO Eventually however the demand SO induatriala 20909 up 0 07 was forfeited in the city court by for furniture in the growing westCHICAGO 'AP -- Grain held Within M 89 99 off 009 C W Watson no address narrow limits on the hoard of trade 13 rails ern city became so great that it given utilities 8844 UP 007 After a slightly lower openroatorday was'decided to organize the Boyle 63 stocks 03 10083 0 up ing the market attempted a rally This 40 bonds Sergleal Garments — Trusses elas- Furniture Co and to sell furniture M 63 off 003 carried moat contracts above the preM11S up 001 tic hose Fitted by graduate techfrom eastern sources as well as vious cioe by large tractions hut the Commodities Volume— E 410000 H nician shares best gains were not maintained through Riley Drugs 2201 that made by Boyle Richards said to the close Washington Boulevard Dial As Boyles store has grown vhea' closed unchanged to 'c high(edv) larger locations became necessary er March $2Sli2 32: com S to It The firm moved into its present loMarch 81MV0l64S: oats He higher On Sidewalk — Abe Buckwav cation in 1905 The l r higher March 9i vftr-r y buildrye Merrill Lynch Flares Fea nrr and Bdnr no address given forfeited $5 bail lower to sc higher May 2 i ot was remodeled ing recently soybeans Jc lower to le higher mSX latest Beard ef Trsae in the city court on a charge of throughout ISe lower to 13c 8JQMAtl 18: lard Previous on a sidewalk a hundred pounds higher March : WHEAT: Richards has been president of LOW Close Close parking High 12 00 $232 SRSl's 83S3' 82 81 W the for 20 years He also 2 32s 231 a See and drive the new Aero Wil- is a company SS1 of the National r past president a44 244 243' July 2434 lys Butters Motor Co (adv) Retail Furniture associattion While 246 Sept S4Sa CORN: in Chicago recently he was preFast Driving Theron O Had- - sented R2' 183 lM with the Cavalier award for 183s CHICAGO AP —Mo wheat 37 1M530 con12th of St was lM'4 ley Uf 1951 the highest honor bestowed S1M No 4 8188 July as lM r a n—Il0" 1N" in victed he of court No 8 SlMH 61163 city driving in the retail furniture industry" i S3' lM 148 Lf6 Oats— No I heavy mixed at 50 miles an hour in a 25 mile No RYE: Several of the Boyle family who Me vaas 1 zone N° sentenced to pay $20 'Xtr'' Bmr 3 03 2 02' S03i S OS are members of the third and fourth wfSjfiiv July also occupy important in tolll'lSCisSlB nominal: SOYBEANS Before you decorate consult generations store nominal in the March positions 2 96 283 883 an expert Ken Knauss 2667 Lin"ld Jd" P hundredweight li BOBvV May 2 08' 1WI'"" j - Local Candidates Richard Sedgwick in the city court by Jack E Gaines of Roy aoo-11- 23 14 :: Oi 00 Furnishing a room or homo — s Home Furniture Co gives H Green Stamps on all your S purchases Easy terms if desired (adv) Sentenced — Joe T Jojima of Salt Lake City was sentenced in the city court to pay $10 on an Improper backing complaint bath part furn Apt — ftftBte entrance Ph adv) 30-d- ANDERSON A la a M M 84 1 By CLARKNCE Obituaries G Tribe Si 0 P Draft' Random References S'-e- eo PROMPT REMOVAL CO UTAH Phons collect day or night 1 Ogden j DURHAM-JERSE- heifer fresh- en soon 1 grade Hereford bull Karakul sheep J a Brown Box North City Limits St feeder and weaner Diss Rt 3 box 350 Pleasant view HEW born calves wanted Phone LARGE TWO pigs 2 hundred pounds each Phone EXCELLENT JERSEY COW Dial 1 GUERNSEY freshened CASH cow Ph SOT Q6I1SS6 and calf just eves and c sou |