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Local fair winners announced Wens honored on 100th birthday
An all-tim e attendance
class, had 11 firsts, two
record was established at
thirds, the senior champion
the Clackamas County F a ir
female guernsey. the grand
with a total of 117.4459 going
champion female guernsey
through the gates during
and the premier breeder
the six day event
award
Supporters of the Junior
In F FA swine, area win
L iv es to c k A uction a p
ners included Ami Aschoff
parently haven't heard of
two seconds. Lisa Bid-
the recession, as previous
dlecome, a first and a se
records were shattered,
cond. Doug Butler, a first
both in cash volume and in
and a second. Julie Fer
individual auction prices
dun. a first and a second,
paid
Andy Jackson, a first and a
A total of 590.557 29 was
second. Eric Larson, two
raised from the sale of 191
seconds. Kristie Markwell.
animals, compared to the
tw o
seco n ds;
Tana
185.696 20 realized last year
Nonamaker, five firsts and
fro m the sale of 228
two seconds, and Rob
animals
Swan, a first and a second
The auction has been a
In the open poultry class.
s tro n g
in c e n tiv e
fo r
Terry Gnmes of Eagle
youthful livestock raisers
Creek had the grand cham
in Clackamas County and
pion
and
c h a m p io n
has helped many of them
cockerel bantan, a golden
further their education or
sebnght
add to th e ir livestock
In F F A d a ir y A m i
herds, said Charles Marsh,
Aschoff was a winner with
manager of the annual
two firsts, junior champion
event
guernsey, reserve cham
Area winners at the pion d a ir y sh o w m an ,
Clackamas County fair in senior champion guernsey,
clude
reserve grand champion,
Dana Schwenk of Sandy,
and g ra n d ch a m p io n
who had the junior reserve guernsey
champion hereford
In the 4-H clothing divi
Tam m y Ten Eyck of San sion Angie Conibear of Bor
dy had the grand champion ing was in te rm e d ia te
s im m e n ta l, the senior o v e r a ll re s e rv e g ran d
champion simmental and champion.
the junior champion sim
In clothing I, winning rib
mental
bons from Sandy were Jen
C a ro ly n H a rd in g of nifer McLain, blue, state;
E a g le C ree k had the Denise Sofich, blue, state;
reserve champion simmen
tal
Receiving ribbons from
Sandy in the simmental
division were Jack Layton,
blue, Kelly Schilperoort,
red, Kathy Harding, blue.
Kevin Cornett, blue, Kathy
Layton, blue, and Tam m y
Ten Eyck, blue.
Kim Schwenk of Sandy
had the junior champion
beef crossbred
Receiving awards from
Sandy in dairy crossbred
was Misty Weitzel, a blue
and two reds
Kathy Layton of Sandy
had the reserve champion
beef rate of gain.
Receiving ribbons in beef
rate of gain were Tam m y
Ten Eyck, blue; Eric Cor
nett, blue, Kris McMahon,
b lu e, M ik e M cM ahon,
blue; David Seidn, blue,
Jack Layton, blue; Tim
Kasch, red; Carrie Opper-
man, red; Dana Veddar,
re d ; Kelly Schilperoort,
red; David Veddar, red;
Todd Kasch, red; and Jeff
Smith, red.
Receiving ribbons in in
te r m e d ia t e
sheep
showmanship-class 1 were
Trevor Storley of Boring,
blue, and Linda Andrews,
also of Boring, red
j
In intermediate sheep
showmanship-class 2 Gina
Vaeretti of Sandy received
a blue ribbon.
’ In intermediate sheep
showmanship-class 3 Kelli
Oxenrider of Boring receiv-
k ed a red ribbon.
«
In sh o w m an sh ip in
termediate novice-class 5
> Rachel Larson of Sandy
4 and Lori Aschoff of Boring
»„ received blue ribbons
;
In sh o w m an sh ip in
termediate novice-class 6
? four people from Boring
received blue ribbons.
. They
in c lu d e
K e v in
, W h e e le r, T in a Roush,
Kathy Cotterell and Carlyn
z Teising
Twenty-nine fleeces were
exhibited at this year's
county fair. Trevor Stortie
of Boring received a blue
ribbon in wool crossbred
In Suffolk, Renee and
Lori Aschoff of Boring
received red ribbons.
More than 80 goats were
represented in dairy goat
competition In the toggen
burg 2-year-old milker divi
sion, Ruth Romey of Sandy
received a blue ribbon
Tom Romey of Sandy
• had the grand champion
- and champion toggenburg
- milking u e 3 to 5 years
In goat showmanship,
Ruth R i.r.e y of Sandy
received ' red ribbon in the
dairy goat jSniors (novice)
, division
•
Tom Romey of Sandy
• received a red ribbon in
dairy goat intermediate
J showmanship.
;
In F FA sheep, Sandy
winners included Alan
Jensen with two firsts,
. Doug Jensen w ith two
firsts, Robin Johnson, a
first, two seconds and a
third, M att Kubitz, two
seconds; Jennifer Mann, a
I second and a third; and
’ DeAnn M cDerm ed. two
seconds
In the open dairy class,
Blaine Layton of Sandy
received a first, and had
th e ju n io r c h a m p io n
female holstein
Carl Aschoff of Boring,
again in the open dairy
T ern Hanson, red. Kim
H o w e ll, b lu e ; C a r r ie
Zaugg. red
In clothing I, winning rib
bons from Boring were
Barbie Hayball. red. Robin
Hayball, blue. Tanya Hunt,
blue; and Teresa Amstad.
blue
In clothing II, receiving
ribbons from Sandy and
B o rin g
w e re
P e g g ie
F le sh m a n , re d . M isty
W e itz e l, r e d . T ris h a
French, red. Staci McLain,
blue, state. Renae Welling
(Bonng), blue, state
In clothing IV , Tam m y
Ten Eyck of Sandy receiv
ed a red ribbon
In crocheting Michele
Dean of Boring received a
blue ribbon.
In 4-H home environment
Angie Conibear of Boring
received a blue ribbon and
Michele Dean of Boring
received a red
In recycled items Angie
Conibear received a blue
ribbon
In 4-H leathercraft Sandy
Matilda Wens, a real
dent at St Jude * Horae,
was 100 years old on Aug
26
School is held at the
Hoodland Women's Club on
Salmon River Road in Zig
Zag
Classes begin Sept. 7.
There is a 519 per month
1882 Her parents moved
to the United States when
she was 6 months old
The fam ily settled in
and Boring w inners includ
ed Scott Fleshmann, red;
Joseph Dubrawsky. white;
Mike Hendron, red; Zoltán
Dubrawsky, blue. Tracy
Knapp, blue; and Brian
Rapp ( Boring), red
In 4-H painting, Tam m y
Ten Eyck of Sandy receiv
ed a blue ribbon
In adult tole painting,
Jan Brendler of Sandy took
first.
In adult le a th e rc ra ft,
Tam m y Forman of Boring
took first
Matilda and John Wens
More county fair honors
will appear in next week's
Sandy Post.
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Classes still open at
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The Mt. Hood Preschool
Cooperative has openings
available for 3 and 4 year
olds in the morning classes
A birthday party was
held in her honor
Wens was born in
Dussldorf Germany, in
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fee for 3 year olds and a 525
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Also, the cooperative
elected officers recently
Blythe Creek was elected
president; Louise Hoyt is
first vice president; Lynn
Scheibner is second vice
president; and Debbie
Flerchinger is treasurer
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Philadelphia for about 15
years, and then moved to
Nebraska where Wens
met and m arried Herman
John Wens, in 1900
Three sons were born in
N e b r a s k a , in c lu d in g
John, who also lives at St
Jude's Home
In 1915 th e Wens
homesteaded 320 acres in
Wyoming
They also lived in South
Dakota before moving to
Oregon They lived in
Scappoose and E ag le
Creek, and finally settled
in Rainier, Wash
After her husband died
she continued to live in
Rainier until 1960, when
she and John moved to
Gresham She moved into
St. Jude's in 1974
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