4— Port Or for i ’'le w s , T h u rsd ay, A u g u st 23, 1962
ry bagnaia. Peggy L Stelknon.
Gold Beach: ferns, Pauta Stall
moo. God Beach. Ivy. Nancy
Clara Erwin; white hydrangea, Cash, Gold Beach; Sm all plants
Loraine Zim m erm an. Harbor; gi-owij for foliage, Nancy Ctosh,
pink hydrangea, Ada Johnson, Goto Beach and Adin Hatmak
hlue hydrangea. Mrs
Lerter er, Langlois.
Dne kind of plant under 13
H ill, Port Orford; peewee hy
In the adult floral entries the drangea, Anna Anderson. Gold inches, Jennifer Stelknon. Gold
dahlia winners were
Beach; other hydrangea. Alice Beach and m ixture of plants
over 12 inches, Linda Beebe.
Anemone and baU. Marion Rausch, Harbor.
Gold Beach Other putted plants
Brooks. Langtou: pom-pon, Jo Adult Flo
John
Hatm aker.
Anne
Wood. G o l d
Beach;
Hvpericum , Jo Ann Wood, nut listed.
straight cactus. Marton Brooks: Gold Beach, heather. CWford Langlois. Lance Shrader, Gold
incurved cactus, DeW itt Bar Svdnam. shrimp plant. E. K Beach, won the bonsai blue rib
clay, Port Orford, semi cactus, È rw in , veronica. Rusty Rausch. bon
Floral arrangem ent winners
Betty Barzee. Goto Beach: col Brookings ; other vines not list
la re tte . Pearl Ferguson, Gold ed. Dawn Watson, Ophir other were Gotoifocks. M arshall Oa
Beach
branches not listed, Ethel Mont son. Gold Beach; sandpit**",
Phillip Oerter. Gold Beach; mad
F o rm a l over 8 inches, Paul gomery, Port Orford.
batter tea party. Leslie Stan
Snyder. Gold Beach: form al un P o tte d P la n t*
sell. God Beach; L ittle Miss
der 8 inches. Marion Brooks:
Patted plant winners were:
inform al m e r 8 inches. Carry
Double African violets. Sherry Muifet. Lee Snook. Wedderburn
Gregerson. Port Orford: inform Fendrick, Pistol R iver, single Reiiecoa Borg. Gold Beach, won
al under 8 inches. Darlene African violet. Mrs. Gary Mor a blue ribbon for fresh corsages
Weeks. Gold Beach
ris, Sr., Harbor;
M iniature C arry Grogerson;
Cactus, succulents. R K. E r
single, M arion Brooks
water win, coleus, Clara Erwin. be
M y , C. H
Brooks. Langlois; gonia grown for flower. Crystal
d w a rf, Luwana Breeden. Gold Smith, begoraa grown for foli
(Curry County R epo rter1
Beach; largest. C. H. Brooks. afie
age. Donna Faw cett. G o l d
sm allest. M artha O 'Hara. Port Beach;
straw berry
begonia.
Hobby craft and collection
Orford: basket, George Dickin Donna Riddle. Gold Beach: fern, winners at the Curry County fair
son. Gold Beach.
Oleta Jarrett. Gold Beach, pot were: AduM leathercraft. Rose
G la d io li R ib b o n *
ted geranium. R. K Erw in.
Walker. Pistol R ive r. aduM m et
Gladioli winners »«re:
Gloxinia.
Gust Schneideau. al craft. Charles Bomont. Gold
Yellow
and orange.
Viola W ed dertxm ; s i n g l e upright Beach; adult woodcraft, Alfred
Morsing, Gold Beach; pink and fuchsia,
Crystal
E.
Smith; E Haight. Port Orford: adult
lavender. LuciUe Elhs Lang double trailing fuchsia, sp. fuch artificial flowers,
Inez Hat-
lois. red and scarlet. Florence sia. E arl Brawek, Brookings; maker, Langlois.
Sydnam. Langlois, white and hoya, Gust Schneideau.
Model oars. 12 years and un
cream . Btbel Andraieff. Gold
Iv y , R. K. E rw in ; potted lily, der. Billy H atm aker, Langlois,
Beach: smoky. Pearl Ferguson. Alan Woodrtff, H arbor, petunias model planes 16 years and un-
Gold Beach; salmon. Darlene potted. E rm a Hague, prayer
.
ATLi o
G — i~ ~ r * » '« '-
™ »s^
h *«.” » ‘ler. Guy M iller, Gold Beach;
Weeks, Gold Beach
bi-color,
E ar! Brewer
model cars, 16 and under, Ron
Fforence Svdnam; miniature.
Small plants for foliage, R. K Gortx. Gold Beach; model boats
F £,r PI ®on"
Irene Erw in: hanging basket ooe kind, is years and under, M aurice
Crttorr Bandon.
Crystal Sm ith; hanging basket Hicks, Wedderburn.
Fuchsia winners were:
m ixture. Clara X rw in : Planter
Mosaic not listed. Dorothy
Spetie, E rm a Hague, Port hoX j Lind over jj inches, and Christian, Gold Beach; bobbv
CTford. single targe flowering, under l2 inches. Clara Erw in, collection not listed. Howard
i? u_
p <
Go‘u v l r 1' ,?"■ «»Election of potted plants. Clara Newhouse,
W edderburn.
sea
Adult Floral
Winners
„ and Ray Sttvey
lo g rolling men’s winner ww.
Jack CUlver. with Virginia Han
sen. a woman entry as runner
Hl-
Virginia Hansen won the kg
rolling for wswnen with the a«*,-
end place taken by B arnxv
Kloever
Don M ayfield was the beat in
hand bucking with Ray SUvey
in second place
Howard Brown wvn (tie 2-1
inch power bucking with run
nerup Ray Silvey.
Ftrat piace
ilace in t the axe throw
¡2
«8 the Port Orford achonl at 8
I p in
IxMWlnr Hainra had high score
•< the Thursday bridge chk»,
played at Ixila W lndm alser’s;
Jeri Pratton was aerund
The fog we aaw tort week was
only that w4ach brushed oft the
many California tounsts, head
fed thru P«rt Orford for the
fair.
MAVÌ PICNIC
U m Ratontortar
P efonon tarnt liea
ptentefcang up
r ®«yy
w < n a r and
X
.
S
whom rtte hadn’t aerai tor
fif
ta rn years
FROM CALIFORNIA
S|M-n.ling kart W«forratoy here
I JttrreM and
Sunday
visiting with ttw Jack Mart««
»ms were M r and kfos Mat
Alrtj» aw l Jim m y of Geihervvll«-
i
FlOTal WUUierS
£££
Tcm one
Florence Sydnam.
Langlois: alssum. Audrey Now
t n , , —,
Wasson, Pistol R iver.
Curry County R eporter!
dxkkeo s
winner
lin, Gold Beach: asters. Odella
Yegge
Gold B e a c h ;
tall
Edith Clarke of Port Orford was K rthy Moy, Gold Beach
michaeimus daisy. R K E r
win. Langlois bachelor butto^.
mof? i * * rih*Wi® th“ n * 7
Fern Townley, Port Orford; to- ^ ef1 exhibitor in the juvenile
berous begonias. 3 in flat Alice n°Ira L diaf ^ y s
, ,
Peck Port
other Port
be- “ * anemone.
**
<*’™ aon s u r n « .
gonias,
Fern Orford:
Farttoam
unoer
C h a m p io n
S la llio n
the anemone, under 8 inches
Orford
m iniature, single, dw arf, ama 11-
Calceolana
Clara E r w n
and basket- Other blue nb-
Grand champion of the Curry
Lanctois calendula Bettv Van 500 entnes »’« * the *fo te and County fa ir in the saddle horse
Leer Gold Beach;’ raraatton
5 btooms <* S
"
ent° ' **
Langlois Nan Shows
dry ; fjd
,6Ha
c«*al(* r- ««-
’none" ™ < ^ ln » u s daisy, regu-
R. L Bailor. Gold Beach;
mntherr.’am. Luwana Breeden
Gold Beach, em erana
Johnrton Gold Beach ’ sirale
and double claritia, Bettv Van
..
,
The ribbon for a Morgan <1-
la t and dw arf, bachelor button.
over 3 years old was won by
d in sa n th em u m , ruffled shasta Paul Smft*" '
horse was also
daisy" tl« er
nasturtium. <teS ta re !
Floyd M atlock, Harbor, won
Leer cosmos. Hazel McKenzie - penrtemon. hybrid tea rose,
polyanthus, white hydrat^ea. the '>*'*’ r obon for his quarter
Pbrt 'Jrford
blue hydrangea, peewee hy- horse; M a ry Knapp. Port Or-
D a i l y S ection R ib b o n *
Plain shasta daisy, Clifford drangea, other hydrangea, vi- ford, quarter horse m are and
Ed Thornton. Brookings, quart
% dnam . Langlois; ruffled shas ola’ and veronica
___ Lang
Karen Gibney of Port Orford
horse filly under 1 year
ta daisy, Inez Hatm aker,
tots; Esther Reeri T b i^ -’ c i r a * ° n Wue "hbons on ball dahlia,
In ^he mixed breeds Cheryl
Erwin, Langlois, glonoee daisv ;ncurved cactus, informal decor- Riddle. Goto Beach, had the
Dawn Watson. Ophir
other at,ve over 8 inches in the dahlia n«*ed gelding; Leo Lucas. Har-
daisv. Phil Snyder Gold'Beach c1bss; double fuchsia
other ^ )r- ® ixed mare. 3 years old;
delphinium, Alice Peck Port <4“® y '
» » P *» 0 o n
M a m n ^ Clark, J r A Brookings.
Orford: dianthus pirrts)’ Don-
Oeher bhje rlfahon winners in filly colt. 1 year: Helen Lucas,
Harbor, filly over three years,
Bverlv. Gold Beach; gazon-
dahlia class were Diane Ha
na Byerly,
ga. Langlois, pompom; Kathy and staIlian, Brookmead D airy
ia, Clara Erw in.
Double geranium and M arts» M ay, Goto Beach, collarette; Gold Beach
Grand champ k o .ttaihon was
Wartiington Clara Erw in; rose M ark Weeds, Gold Beach, in
decorative
under
8 the horse belonging to Ryce
bud geranium, Florence Syd- form al
The class 5 getou^
CW f
Star»ell.
Gold Tokisky
nam Langlois; baby breath, inches:
winner was shown by Floyd
Florence Sydnam. coral belto
water W
Hati.. Hogue, Gold Beach hoi- , , Gtadioli winners were Alan M atlock. Harbor, Cass 6 mare
Madsen, Goto B»-acb ’
lyhock. Ida McCuilv, G o l d H ^ 8 ' Lar* lois. yellow and Jerry
Beach larkspur Clara Erw ui • 0*'arW?^ Don W im berley, Brook- Cass 7 filly, 2 years old. Jen
lavender, Alma Sorber. Wedder- u* s" P*1* and l e n d e r ; Diane Cote, Brookings; Cass 8 filly
burr.
Haga. Langlois, red and scarlet 1 year and under, Pauline Sulli
. Calla lily
Fern Farnham i nd Lpam eta Baxter, G o l d van, Langlois: the shetland fil
ly colt winner was shown by
Brookings; lily of Nile. Ixxxte’ Bea<^1' purple and blue.
Miller, Wedderburn; Henritiger
F a >’ Wojahn, Goto Beach, got Brookmead dairy. Gold Beach
kly. Louda M iller; Easter uiy 8 blue ribbon for her single
Betty Van Leer; dav lily Hazel b rg e
fuemia and Lin-
McKenzie, Port Orford; other
•'Ioore
S ix « , blue for her
lily Clara Erw in; Alan Wood- double fuchsia
Others were
n ff. Harbor.
Kathy M ay. Gold Beach, aster;
Lifoine Judv Johnson Pori Rebecca Borg, Goto Beach,
O r f o r d , raort>retia
Jeanne biberous begonias; C liff Stan-
Snook Hazel McKenzie Port » 11' 6 0 W B®82*1- calendula
<C urry Courty Reporter,
Orford small mangold Verna 9tePbame Anderson,
G o lu
About 2000 persons attended
Mendenhall. Brookings; nastur- Beacb carnation- M arcia Barn- the Curry County Tim ber C ar
tium, Erma Hague, Port Or- h a rt'
tla rk ia doub- nival held a t the county fair
fonl p a r» ;« Lydia Ecckston 1<: itogeT
GoW Beach, to watch 54 contestants compete
Gold Beach; penrtemon, Jeanne C°^?,?s
for $3700 in p r iz « .
Snook; single petunia, Fern
.P e ^ ma ^1® °- Wedderburn,
AU around champion logger
Townley, Port Orford ’ double p U in sbasta daisy; H a rry Mol- title was won by Danny Sailor
prtun:a, Betty Van Leer; frirw h e r’ Sixes._d w n th us (p in ks); of North Surrey, B C Runner-
ed petunia, Edith Rice, Port Or
Snook, 'Wedderburn, dier- up was Dwight Carpenter of
5“rd perennial poppies Mabl< a m a ’ Donald Smith, Langlois, Castle Rock, Wn
Edstrom, Port Orford ’
sir* te ««ranium ; Donald Smith,
Truck backing was won by
W in n e r in Rose*
Langlois, baby breath; L a rry Kenneth Wallan of M iranda,
B°se winners were
Snook, Wedderburn. heliotrope; Cakf. with Thomas Moore of
Hybrid tea. M artha O’Hara 2 hristine Shader, Gold Beach, Ophir runnerup
Port Orford, floribunda
Phil Hollyhock; rubrum
lily
and
Team splicing was won by
Snyder. Gold Beach, m iniature
Lila Snook, Wed- Floyd G riffey and Don Sell, both
Inez Hatmaker, Langlois polv- derburn.
of Port Orford with Paul Piaster
»«bus,
Ada
Johr»on ' Goto
M o ^ b re tia , D Smith, L a r« - of Springfield arxl Danny Sailor
Beach; old fashioned
Hattie k *4 ’ m a r*?°W large flowering, as runnerups
Hogue. Gold Beach; aiid other ^ . e,r
Ye« « e "
Beach
Catskinmng was won by Alvis
Kay Wojahn, Gold Beach.
’ doifole petunia, Kay Wojahn, McDonald of Gold Beach with
Scabioaa, Jane Gauntlett Gold
Beach; perennial phlox, Tony House of Port Orford run
Beach snapdragon Pearl F er
Snook Wedderburn, annua, nerup
gu»«i; rtatice. Lióla Morsing P°TP>' M arcia Barnhart, Gold
Pro climbing was taken by
rtoclc, irej Zastera Port Or- Beach. Old fashioned rose. Peg- cnuuiy sauor wiui
w»d sweet peas, Inez B rigg»
Gold Beach penter as runnerup
*>W Beach; perennial sweet D^
ce’
Yan, Ix* r - 0010
T*1** >rophy for novice climb-
Katie Adolphsen, L a w -
’ k * * " Paula M cN air mg was won by Ixvight Carpen-
k>^ :
G oH Beach, sweet peas, Kent ter with Duane B illin g « £
Swcot b'llliam , Bev H all, Goto
GoW„ Beach, perennial Castle Rock, Wn., runner,»,
Bearh, red hot poker, Patty ' weet P®85 Sharon Porter, Goto
Pro topping was taken bv
EHw. thyme, Clara E rw in : ve¿ Sf®!5,h J arge z“!n ia' Lila Snw>k 1>anny Saik’r with Duane Dib
bena, Jeanne Stump; viola Vel- ^'edderburn, other flowers not linger,
linger runnerup
ma
rw in
llsted
Donato
Lang-
m.i Robison,
fto h id n i 1; - / Clara
-i-— E
T-.__
_ ’ 1 listed
w e r were
e D nnalzl
C r n Smith
j l I n —,
Novice topping was wr<i by
Beverly Hendrick», Gold Beacb
and Kathy Moy, Gold Duane Dillinger with Paul FXrt-
2; Alice Peck, 3; and Betty Van
~
ev runnerup
I * e r , 1.
, Buddelia, Donald Smith, Lang- u z i « ’<'tro ^ infi * ’as won by
V in . a n d B ra n c h S e c tio n
to ia -
V a n Leer. Gold W aiter Clark of Coos Bay with
Vine
and branch
winners
heather" Ij8 rry Bnook, runnerup Dwight Carpenter
were Abelia, Clara E rw in but- Wedderburn
Potted pant win i« Ral J llVey W" n ,b“ tn k>hv for
terfly bush, Clifford Sydnam
* ere:
A *™ an
violet«,
b w k ln g ’ w,u>
clematis, Viola Morsi?»; hemp’
L F ®ndrich, Pistol Riv- ™ ?*ar<I Brown, runnerup
George G uenn, Langlois honev- ^.r; Loa<* us- Sharon Monroe,
Bill Bryant and Bruce Win-
•M rtle ,
Ire i
Z arte ra ;
Pobv Brookir* * ;
««culents,
John
Hatznaker, Langlois; rtra w te r- a team
^
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Rafting was won by Ixmis Bni«|ge Frklay evening. Aug 10,
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