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6—Port Orford Newt, Thursday, August 31, 1967
4-H Fair Winners
BEEF SHOWMANSHIP
J u n io r-2nd, M att Hanna, Bandon;
Interm ediate —1st, Diane Haga,
Langlois, Champion; 2nd, V al-
orie Erb, Brookings; 3rd, Jerita
Hehler, Port Orford; 4th, Gayle
Smith, Gold Beach; 5th Genni
Grover, Brookings; Senior—1st,
M arcia Wilson,Harbor; 2nd, Pete
Buffington, Ophir.
CHICKENS FOR EGG
PRODUCTION
New Hampshire Ctae Cockeral—
2nd, Bill Conley, Langlois; Bar
red Rocks Pen of 2 Pullets—2nd,
W a l t e r Tompkins, Brookings;
O n e C o c k e r e 1— 1st, W alter
Tompkins.
Other Breeds - Ctae Pullet—1st,
G a r y McDonald, Gold Beach;
2nd, Bill Conley, Langlois; Pen
of 2 Pullets—1st, Bill Conley;
One Cockerel—1st, Bill Conley,
Champion; Bantams—One Pul
let—1st, Bill Conley; 2nd, Jeri
C a te , Brookings; 3rd, LuNona
Dunkin, Gold Beach; 4th, Gary
McDonald; Pen of 2 Pullets—1st,
Jeri Cate, Brookings, Champion;
2nd,Judy McDonald,Gold Beach;
One Cockerel —1st, Jeri Cate;
2nd,LuNona Dunkin,Gold Beach;
3rd, Bill Conley, Langlois; 4th,
Judy McDonald.
Fancy Breeds—Ctae P u lle t-1st,
Jeri Cate; Pen of 2 p u lle ts-1st,
Wynona Rem ington, Gold Beach;
2nd,JeriCate; One Cockere 1,1 st,
Jeri Cate; Hen—1st, Judy M c
Donald; 2nd,Jeri Cate; 3rd, Lu
Nona Dunkin; Cockerel—1st,Lu
Nona Dunkin, Gold Beach; 2nd,
Brenda Christensen, Gold Beach;
3rd, Jeri Cate.
EGGS
Brown—Blue, Jeri Cate; R e d ,
W alter Tompkins, Bill Conley.
Colored—Blue, Jeri Cate.
POULTRY FOR MEAT
Chickens f o u r Roosters—2nd,
LuNona Dunkin; Ducks- T rio -
Ist, Samuel Conley, Langlois;
Two M arket -4 to 6. lbs. —1st,
Billy Thorp, Gold Beach; 2nd,
Samuel Conley, Langlois; Two
M a r k e t —1st, Samuel Conley;
Geese-Pair— 1st,LuNona Dunkin;
2nd, Brenda Christensen, Gold
Beach; One Roaster—1st, Brenda
Christensen.
Pigeons-OldHen—IstjJeri Cate;
Old Cockerel—1st, Jeri Cate.
POULTRY SHOWMANSHIP
1st Yr. Junior—2nd, Gary M c
Donald, Gold Beach; 3rd, Billy
Thorp, Gold Beach; Junior—1st,
Samuel Conley; 2nd. Judy M c
Donald; 3rd, Wynona Rem ing
ton. Gold Beach; Interm ediate—
1st, Bill Conley, Champion; 2nd,
Jeri Cate; 3rd, LuNona Dunkin;
4th, W alter Thompkins.
SWINE
Other Breeds-Senior Spring G ilt
— 1st, Karen W ils o n , Harbor;
Market Hog—2nd,Amy VanLeer,
Gold Beach.
SWINE SHOWMANSHIP
junior—1st, Amy VanLeer, Gold
Beach.
RABBITS
ew Zealand White —Pre-Junior
oe —1st, Jeri Cate; 2nd, Ilene
slier,Langlois; Junior Doe— 1st,
indi Evans, Gold Beach; 2nd,
ieri Evans, Gold Beach; Inter
mediate Doe —1st, Ilene Fisher;
id, Emerson Casewell, Harbor;
•d.Reta Guerin, Langlois; Sen-
ir Doe—1st, Judy McDonald,
oldBeach; 2nd,Jeri Cate; 3rd,
ene Fisher; 4th, Diane Henry,
art Orford; 5th, Billy Nulf,Gold
each; 6th, Billy Thorp, Gold
e a c h ; Pre-Junior Buck—1st,
sri Cate, Brookings; 2nd, Ilene
isher, Langlois; Junior Buck—
st, Billy Thorp; Intermediate
uck—1st,Reta Guerin,Langlois;
enior Buck—1st, Ilene Fisher
anglois, Champion; 2nd, LuNo-
a Dunkin,GoldBeach;3rd,Billy
hristensen, Gold Beach; 4th,
illy Nulf, Gold Beach;
:alifom ian-Pre-Junior Doe-lst,
eri Cate, Brookings; 2nd, Ilene
isher, Langlois; Intermediate
>oe — ls tje r i Cate; Senior Doe —
stjudyM cD onald. Gold Beach;
nd,Jeri Cate; 3rd, Reta Guerin,
anglois; 4th, Ilene Fisher; 5th,
iennis Bennett, G o ld Beach;
unior Buck—2nd, Ilene Fisher;
utem iediate Buck— 1st, Sandy
Christian,Gold Beach; Doe with
itte r— 1st, Jeri Cate, Brookings.
>utch Belted-Pre-Junior Doe —
st, Ilene Fisher, Langlois; 2nd,
eri Cate, Brookings; 3rd, Jerita
lefner, Port Orford; Senior Doe—
it, Jeri Cate; 2nd, Linda Parke,
ro o k ie s ; Senior Buck—1st, I-
ene Fisher, Langlois; 2nd, Lu-
ona Dunkin; 3rd, Reta Guerin,
anglois.
Checkered Giants-J unior Doe —
st, Jerita Hefner, Port Oford;
ml, Jeri Cate.
?rossbreeds--Pre-Junior D o e -
St, Gary McDonald, Gold Beach;
nd, Billy Christensen, G o ld
leach; 3rd, Jeri Cate, Brookings;
unior D o e- 1st, Terry Parke,
bookings; 2nd,J eri Cate, Brook-
ngs; 3rd, Jeri Cate; 4th, Reta
luerin, Langlois: Intermediate
Doe— 1st, Diane Henry, Port Or
ford; 2ndJeriC ate;S enior D o e -
lst, Sue Marie Thamp6on,Brook-
ings,Champion; 2nd, Reta Guer
in, Langlois; 3rd, Jerita Hefner,
Port Orford; 4th, Billy Christen
sen; Pre-Junior Buck—1st, Jeri
C a te : 2nd, Gayle Hefner, Port
Orford; 3rd, G a r y McDonald,
Cold Beach; 4th, Gayle Hefner,
Port Orford; 5th, Bill Christensen,
G o ld Beach; Junior Buck—1st,
Reta Guerin, Langlois; 2nd, Jeri
Cate; 3 rd , Jeri Cate; Senior
B u c k —1st, Jeri C te; 2nd, Bill
Bell,Gold Beach; 3rd, Jeri Cate;
4th, Jerita Hefner, Port Orford;
5th, Ilene Fisher; 6th, Reta Guer
in, Langlois; Doe With L itter-
l s t , B i l l y Christensen, Cold
Beach; 2nd, Jerita Hefner; Pelts
-W hite—1st, Jeri Cate; Colored
— 1st, Jeri Cate.
RABBIT SHOWMANSHIP
1st Yr. Junior—1st, Linda Parke,
Brookings; 2nd, T e r r y Parke,
Brookings; 3rd, Cayle Hefner,
P o r t Orford; 4th, Billy Thorp,
Gold Beach; 5th, Billy Nulf, Gold
Beach; Junior—1st, Sue M arie
Thompson, Brookings; 2nd, Judy
McDonald, Gold Beach; 3rd, Bill
Bell, Gold Beach; Interm ediate—
1st, Jeri Cate, Brookings; 2nd,
Sandy Christian, G o ld Beach;
3rd, LuNona Dunkin, Gold Beach;
4 th , Billy Christensen, G o ld
Beach; Sth,Jerita Hefner, Port
Orford; 6th, Diane Henry, Port
Orford; Senior— 1st, Ilene F isher,
Langlois, Champion; 2nd, Reta
Guerin, Langlois.
DAIRY
Guernsey-Senior Heifer Calf—
2nd, Robert Smith, Brookings.
Jersey-Junior Heifer Cow—1st,
Alan Haga, Langlois (Reserve
Grand Champion; 2nd, Reta
Guerin, Langlois; 3rd,Janell W il
cox, Langlois; 4th, Diane Haga,
Langlois; 5th, Bill Conley, Lang-
lo is ; Senior Heifer Calf—1st,
Reta Guerin; Junior H eifer—1st,
Janell Wilcox, Langlois, Grand
Champion; 2nd, Reta Guerin;
3rd, Shirley Caswell, Harbor;
Junior Cow—1st, Ross Ilell, Cold
Beach; 2nd, Reta Guerin; 3rd,
Karen Wilson, Harbor; 3 6 4 year
old Cow— 1st, Reta Guerin, Lang
lois; Senior Cow—1st, M arcia
Wilson, Harbor.
DAIRY SHOWMANSHIP
Interm ediate — 1st, Janell W il
cox, Langlois; 2nd, Diane Haga,
Langlois; 3rd,Bill Conley. Lang
lois; 4th, Karen Wilson, Harbor;
5th, Robert S m ith , Brookings;
Senior—1st, Alan Haga, Langlois,
Champion; 2nd, Reta Guerin,
Langlois; 3rd, Marcia Wilson,
Harbor; 4 th , Ross Bell, Gold
Beach.
AG DEMONSTRATION
INDIVIDUAL
Junior—Blue, Charlen VanLear,
Bandon; Red, Eric Nichols, Gold
Beach, Julie VanLear, Bandon;
Interm ediate—B lu e , Shawneen
Clanin, Gold Beach,Gayle Sm ith
G o ld Beach, Ted Miller, Gold
Beach, State Fair, Jack Morgan,
Ophir; Red, Peggy Cox, Brook
ings,Glenda Dexter,Gold Beach;
Gay Dieter, Harbor, Julie Et-
tinger, Brookings, Denise H ock-
em a,Pistol River; Senior—Blue,
Rosalee Rush, Brookings, Anita
FAIR FLORAL WINNERS
Smith, 2nd Ruth Wimmer, 3rd
Theo. Wimmer; Rose, Min.,
1st Ernest Hatmaker, 2nd Inez
Hatmaker, 3rd Jeanne Snook;
Rambler, rose, 1st Jeanne
Snook, 2nd Marlon Brooks, 3rd
C. H. Brooks; other Rose, Audre
Nowlin; Scablosa, 1st Beverly
Hendricks, 2nd Alma Spear,
3rd Jewell Moore; Snapdragon,
1st Noma Thomas, 2nd Cherle
Hendrix, 3rd Lyle Strong; Sta
nce, 1st Betty Van Lear, 3rd
Clara Erwin; Stocks, 1st Violet
Anderson, 2nd Erm a LeClair;
Sweet Peas, 1st Violet Ander
son, 2nd Mary Y arm el, 3rd
Edith Atrlngton; Sweet Pea, 1st
Lee Snook, 2nd Jeanne Snook,
3rd Jewell Moore; Trltom a, 1st
Jeanne Snook, 2nd Violet Ander
son; Thyme, 1st Jeanne Snook,
2nd Larry Snook, 3rd, Marg.
Moomaw; Verbena, 1st I<ee
Snook, 2nd Larry Snook; Viola,
1st Lorraine Main, 2nd Violet
Anderson, 3rd Theo. Wimmer;
Zinnia, 2nd Violet Anderson,
3rd R. X* Bailor.
Vines and Branches make
up a very attractive portion
of any display and this one
was no exception. Ribbons
were won by: Ethel Montgom
ery, C lara Erwin, Don BJerg,
F l o r e n c e Sydnam, Donald
Smith, Irene Mateer, I« e Snook,
Jeanne Snook, Ieslle Stansell,
Larry Snook, Noma Thomas,
Marge B arrett, Mabel Harmon,
Inez Hatmaker, Mildred Hill,
Janice Nowlin, Hazel Smith,
Alma Speer, C lara Erwin, Bev
erly Hendrlch, Alice Rausch
and Mildred Nelson.
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UUUNTY AGENT
ABOUT PROPERTY TAXES
In Oregon, property taxes are
Levied, collected and used lo
cally, and like many other states,
local costs of public services
have risen rapidly.
M. D. Thomas, Oregon State
University Extension economist,
suggested that Oregonians might
consider same other farm of lo
ca lly -lev ied ta x
"For exam ple, " posed Thom
as, "should local resident! be
given the right to choose be
tween a property tax levy or
some other local levy to sup
port schools and services, and
should such taxes be collected
on a state or local level?
¡'State and federal aids have
increased, but many local boards
have resorted to non-property
taxes as sources of revenue, "
said Thomas. "Others are study
ing their po6Sibilitiex "
The National Advisory Com
mission on Inter-Governmental
Relations reports t h a t today
m any cities, counties and even
school districts levy the same
kinds of taxes that die state
levies. In addition to sales taxes.
a number of states perm it local
governments to tax i n c o m e ,
gasoline, alcoholic beverages,
cigarettes and tobacco, am use
ments, motor vehicles and num
erous other items, Thomas noted.
The Commission points out
that im plem enting these local
levies presents problems, b u t
concludes that they hold real
promise if levied as a supple
m ent to a state tax and are co l
lected by a state agency, he ad
ded.
"Colorado pioneered the wav-
in 1963, " saidT hom as, "with
the enactm ent o f legislation
permitting a state agency to
co llect a non-property tax for
a local government while state
and local governments levied
the same ta x "
"In Oregon, with sim ilar leg -
islatian,such a tax could be co l
lected along with personal in-,
come taxes, " Thomas said. "Or,
if a statewide sales or n et re
ceipts tax were authorized, the
Oregon hunters are advised
privilege of a local supplement that unit deer perm its are
could be granted by the legis available In a number of man
lature to schools or other local agement units. Perm its are be
governments. "
ing issued on a first come,
"TEI» would be a means of first served basis in the order
shifting part of the costs from that applications are received.
property holders t o incom e- H unters who failed In the draw
earners or income-spenders. It ing may reflle for an open unit
would also assure that the local If they so desire o r retain the
levy would come back to the unsuccessful card for future
area where collected to be used preference.
as the m ajority of local voters
Following Is a list of units
or their budgetcom m ittees pre
still open. Since some may be
ferred, " Thomas concluded.
filled by Incoming mall, ap
Except for two species of plicants should mark three
bats, New Zealand has no native choices in the spaces provided:
Alsea, Elkton, Imnaha, Keat
animals.
Unit Deer Permits
Available to Hunters
ing, Lookout Mountain, McKen-
ile, Melrose, Mlnam, Nestucca,
Pout, Powers, Santlam, Slu-
slaw, Sixes, Sled Springs, Snake
diver, Sprague, Tioga and Wil
lamette.
Controlled deer tags are
available for the following con-
rolled deer seasons;
Bly, Bryant Mountain, Eagle
/alley, Goodlow Mountain, Im-
laha, Medical Springs, Ritter,
Sled Springs, Snake River,
Spraeue. Wallowa Valley.
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