2 - SANDY (Ore .) POST Thur».. Aug « , TWO (S«C 2)
county
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For county fa ir events
Women’s Club
to hold annual
rummage sale
Local aw ard w inners named
Many local people earned
ribbons and awards at the
Clackamas County Fair last
week in 4-H. Future Fanners
of Amenca -FFA» and Open
Class categories
Sandy and Boring area
youths cleaned up on 4-H
ribbons and awards with
Chris Burks leading the way
by takin g
the
o verall
championship in leathercraft
at the fair. A recent graduate
of Sandy Union High School.
Burks will take her exhibit to
the Oregon State Fair.
Also taking her leather-
craft exhibit to the state fair
will be Teresa Sbokey of
Boring Patty Seymour of
Boring won a blue ribbon in
the leathercraft event
Locals did well in the
Dairy
Goat Showmanship
4-H category Julie Fetters of
Sandy led the local young
people in honors as she was
named the cham pion in
the Ju n io r Showmanship
division Jennifer Fetters.
Patty Danielson and Charise
Nelson, all of Sandy, earned
Blue Awards in the same
category.
Jennifer Skelton of Sandy
is the Reserve Champion in
the Senior Showmanship
division. A Red Award in the
same division went to Nicole
McKenzie of Sandy while
Rance Danielson of Sandy
took home a White Award.
A Rhododendron youth,
M ike Northrup, was Senior
Cham pion
in the
4-H
W oodworking division.
Several local 4-Hers fared
well in the M arket Steer
com petition w ith C a rrie
O pperm an, M a tt H ow ard
and M ike McMahon, all of
A rummage sale will be
held by the Hoodland
Women's Club on Labor Day.
Sept 1. from 10 a m to 4 p.m.
The event will be held at the
Hoodland Women s Club on
Salm on R iv e r Road m
Welches
Persons wishing to donate
rummage should bring it to
the Women's Club. For more
in fo rm atio n .
ca ll
Pic
Erickson. 622-4762
Also scheduled by the
Women's Club is a cham
pagne brunch for Monday.
Sept. 8 at 11:30 a.m. in the
Women s Club building.
Floral gardens
to be featured
at state fair
The Oregon State F air
Flo ral Gardens are being
planted, pam pered and
groomed as opening day for
the 1980 fair moves closer.
Most garden spaces have
been reserved, but some
space still is available.”
according to Pat Moran,
superintendent of the Floral
Gardens.
‘Space is available in the
Floral Building for those
wishing
to
display
arrangements, potted plants,
cut flow ers, bonsai or
hanging baskets.” M o ran
said. Clubs, individuals or
professional exhibitors may
obtain more information on
en terin g by calling the
Oregon State F a ir at 378-
3247
"Deadlines fo r exhibits
vary'.” Moran said, “with cut
flo w e r en tries being ac
cepted up to opening day.
Aug 23. Some exhibits will
change or. Thursday Aug. 28.
for the last half of the fair,”
he said The fair ends Sept 1.
A new program in the
Floral Gardens this year will
be tw ice-da lh tree climbing
and
tre e
fe rtiliz in g
dem onstrations
for
the
homeowner. Staff members
of the Oregon Abonculture
Company of Portland will
show the proper use of gear
and tools in climbing and
trim m in g
trees
and
techniques and f.irmuias for
fertilizer application. F e r
tilization programs will be at
11 a.m. and 5 p.m Climbing
and
trim m in g
demon
strations will be at 3 and 7
p.m.
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Several local people also
won ribbons m the Open
com petition. In Dom estic
Science, Renee Greco of
B oring earned two firs t
places and Darla Ramfo of
Boring took one first place.
Mo Cho of Boring won two
second places in Textiles
while Jeanine M. Johnson of
Sandy took a second in the
H oodland
sam e division.
In the Open Class rabbits
division
Joseph
A.
Schallberger of Boring took
one fourth and one fifth
place; Bebe Paul of Bonng
earned two firsts , three
seconds, one th ird , one
fourth, one fifth. Best of
Breed and Best of Show;
Richard Reser of Boring won
five firsts, one second, one
third, one fourth and Best of
Breed; and Dorothy Mura of
Eagle Creek earned two
firsts, one second and Best
Opposite Sex.
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Ptoou b% Brad LaBrw
Thih rider led a procession in the Horse Show at the Clackamas' Count} Fair on Fnda>
a." several county residents competed for prizes Many local people brought home
awanfc and ribbons from the fair in 4-H. FFA and Open Class categories.
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breakfast
Sandy earning Blue ribbons
w hile C a rl K e ltn e r and
Debbie Keltner of Boring,
and Jack Layton, Blaine
Ijiyto n and Sue Knck, all of
Sandy, won Red ribbons.
Charlene Powers of Sandy
took a White ribbon home in
the competition.
S ev eral
local
people
brought home F FA awards
as Bob Sutton and Emery
Sutton of Sandy both earned
second places in swine
competition.
In F F A Farmshop com
petition, M a rk Evans of
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