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Of almost as much interest to young and old fab-goers as the carnival attractions have been the large
number of Aberdeen Angus cattle in the fair barns. Here are Fred Rankin, left, with the junior and
grand champion, Glenmere the 2nd of H-R owned by Harold and Oda Rankin of Henniston. Gene
lessee of Hillsboro, shows the senior champion, Eric Supreme, owned bj H. W. Ray of Hillsboro.
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Final Results
Tabulated in
Food Division
: ;fcesults of Judging in the Ore
gon State Fair food show, the
largest in the history of the divi
sion at the fair, were finally
tabulated late Wednesday night
Never before, said Mrs. Gladys
Turnbull, superintendent of that
division has there been so many
or such fine exhibits at the fair.
First prize winners include:
Breads, Mrs. O. W. Olson (queen
of the kitchen), Silverton; Mrs.
FTrok Picha, Mrs. Helen B. Ppm
eroy, maxine Mallicoatt, Salem;
Mrs. Donald Hood Gervais; Mrs.
Alberta Norton, Dallas; Mrs.
Charlotte Saucy, Dundee.
Cakes: Mrs. Pameroy, Mrs.
Mallicott, Thomas Ptomeroy, J. A.
Nunn, Helen Randle, Mrs. Gordon
Skinner, Mrs. M. B. Clatterbuck,
fr ftenrtre Brown. Mrs. John
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Mrs. 0 W. Olson, Mrs. Ben Eck-3
ley, SUerton; Robert I.ee wu-s
liams, M3xUe Point; Mrs. uonam;
Hood, GerVais; Mrs. David Saucy,
Dundee; Mrs. Merje Holman, Jef-
ferson; Mrs. Matguerne ttier,
Willamina; Mrs. A. F. Beardsley,
Albany; Mrs. J. H. Neufeld, Rick
reall; Mrs. L. S. Larson, Lebanon,
Marcy May, Pilot Rock.
Teenager Specials (cakes)
Sally Jockinsen, Pamela Morrison,
Gary Walling. Salem; Philip
Hochspeier, Jefferson, Marilyn
Hood, Gervais.
Candies and nuts: MVs. M. B.
Clatterbuck, Salem: Betty Zwick,
Dundee; Jack Randle, Beaverton;
Mrs. A. F. Beardsley, Albany,
Mrs. Olson.
Oregon filbert nut special, Mrs.
Olson, Mrs. Seymour Nelson,
Lebanon, Maurine Zyssett, Salem.
Canned fruit, Mrs. John Schwei
zer. Tillamook, Mrs Dorothy
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Horn, Mrs. Pomeroy, Mrs. John
H. Thiesen, Salem; Mrs. Hood,
Gervais; Mrs. Blanche Critzer,
Canby.
Jellies, Maxine Mallicott, Salem.
Pickles, relishes and catsup:
Mrs. Critser, Canby, Mrs. John
Zumstein, Mrs. John Schweizer,
Joan Schroeder, Tillamook; Mrs.
M. Clatterbuck; Mrs. Orval Cum
mings, DeLake; Mrs. Carolyn
Moran, Portland.
Green Dress
Steals Shoiv,
Prize Ribbon
A forrest green botany wool
crepe dress stole the champion
ribbon in the 4-H clothing IV
division at the state fair. Made
by Diane Jones, Albany, the dress
is a smart garment for dressy
occasions. Diane also made a
handsome rayon crepe slip to
wear under her dress. Brown ac
cessories have been chosen to
wear with the dress for special
occasions.
Top beef results included:
Hereford steer, owned by Frances
Deardorff, 17, Prairie City, was
judged grand champion in 4-H
competition with a record number
of entries from all corners of
Oregon. Jim Towery, 15, of Mar
ion, showed the reserve cham
pion, an Angus.
Cal Monroe, state 4-H agent,
said this year's 117 entries more
than doubled those of two years
ago and were half again larger
than last year. Exhibitors brought
67 steers this year compared
with 35 a year ago.
COUNTY HERD: First, Yam
hill County; second, Jackson
County; third, Crook County;
fourth, Benton County; fifth,
Grant County; sixth, Linn Coun
ty; seventh, Marion County; and
eighth, Clackamas County.
Breed Championships: Angus,
cow owned by Gordon Cooper,
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Valley Sheep
Raisers Win
L4t State Fair
' All sheep judging was complet
ed Thursday morning in the open
classes at the state fair with the
championships named in the var
ious breeds to include: Hamp
shires, Gath Bros., Turner, Amer
ican Hampshire Sheep Associa
tion special, John S. Banick &
Son, Brooks.
j Fat Lambs: Single and Pen,
.championships won by Claude
Steusloff, Salem on his South
downs. i Suf folks: Ram, Eldon RiddelL
Independence; ewe, Gath Bros.,
Turner.
f Lincolns: Ram, James RiddelL
Monmouth; ewe, Ed RiddelL Mon
mouth. i Cheviots: Ram, Russell Alsip,
Monmouth: ewe, Don Kessi U
Son, Harlan.
i Cotswalds: Ram, Harms Bros.,
Canby; ewe, Kenneth' McCrae,
Monmouth.
i Columbias: Ram, and ewe, Mar
cus Vetter, Sherwood.
; Dorsets: Ram, Averill Hansen,
Junction City; ewe, Kenneth Mc
Crae, Monmouth.
! Corriedales: Ram, George R.
Moscrip, Sherwood; ewe, James
Riddell, Monmouth.
Corriedale special, George R.
Moscrip.
" Shrops hires: ram and ewe,
Gath Bros., Turner.
STUDENT KILLED
PENDLETON Herbert W.
Geller. 21. a Nampa, Idaho, mis
sionary student, was killed Thurs
day when his car crashed into the
rear of a truck' east of here.
Redmond; Hereford, cow owned
by Doreen Bohnert Central
Point; Shorthorn, heifer owned
by Rae McKinley. Myrtle Point.
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4-H Judging
To Continue
To Saturday
Four-H Judging and demon
strations wont end at the Oregon
State fair until Saturdsy after
noon. Each day new awrrds are
announced. Thursday's include:
Frances Hughson. Albany, was
chosen as blue ribbon winner
and first alternate Mn the senior
canning contest, and with Mary,
will enter Oregon State college
thi fall
John Belton, Clackamas coun
ty, won high individual poultry
judging honors, followed by Joe
Barnes, Multnomah county, and
Wanda Herrick.
Sbeep Winnings
An 83-pound Southdown lamb
was named grand chamoion mar
ket lamb at state fair 4-H sheep
exhibits. Owner, Irwin Riddell,
14, Independence, was dubbed
reserve champion showman a
few hours earlier.
Ringside spectator, brother,
David, age 9, when asked, if he
also had sheep, answered "all
Riddells got sheep." He placed
second in Southdown ewe lamb
competition, and sister Billie
Jean, 16, showed the champion
Southdown ewe.
The reserve champion market
Iamb, a 68-pound Southdown,
was owned by Barbara Jeffer
son, 11, Madras.
Summary of placings In the
4-H sheep exhibits:
Breed Champion ewes: Shrop
shire, Eugene Fisher, Albany;
Hampshire, Chappy Arnold,
Newberg; Suffolk, Jon Wollan
der, Jefferson; Southdown, Billie
Jean RiddelL Independence;
other medium wool. Donna Kes
si, Harlan; Romney, Arlen King,
Mulino; Cotswold & Lincoln,
Larry Erikson, Corvallis and Co
lumbia and Corridale, Leon
Vetter, Sherwood.
Ewe Lamb: Myrna Malcom,
Monroe; market lamb. Myrna
Malcom, Monroe; Don Brad
shaw, Halsey; and Mark Rost
vold, Mt Angel; ewe and lamb:
Gene Fisher, Albany; producing
ewe, yearling .ewe, and ewe
lamb: Robert Humphrey, Mon
roe. HAMPSHIRE: Producing ewe:
Chappy Arnold, Newberg; year
ling ewe. Chappy Arnold, New
berg; ewe lamb, Jim Towery,
Marion; market lamb, Katherine
Ahern, Merrill; ewe and lamb,
Eldon Andres, Woodburn; pro
ducing ewe, yearling ewe and
ewe lamb, Eldon Andres, Wood
burn. SUFFOLK: Producing ewe,
Annabelle Edwards, Albany;
yearling ewe, Donel Cates, Mon
mouth; ewe lamb, Jon Wollan
der, Jefferson; market lamb,
Frances York, Carlton; ewe and
lamb, Annabelle Edwards, Al
bany; producing ewe, yearling
and ewe lamb, Annabelle Ed
wards, Albany.
SOUTHDOWN: Producing
ewe, Billie Jean RiddelL Inde
pendence; yearling ewe, Billie
Jean RiddelL Independence;
yearling ewe, Billie Jean Rid
dell, Independence; ewe Iamb,
Gary Ferguson, Albany; market
lamb, Robert Barnes, Monroe;
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4-H Auction
Of Fat Stock
Slated Today
Nearly 200 4-H market lambs,
hogs and steers will be, sold today
at the annual fat stock auction at
state fair starting at 10 a.m.
It Is expected to be the largest
in the history of the 4-H event
Burton Hutton, state 4-H agent,
says beef judges rated the 4-H
steers superior in finish to any
thing they had ever judged in 4-H
competition at the fair. Only five
of the 67 steers which will be sold
graded lower than choice.
Approximately 275 animals will
go into the auction, including the
steers, fat lambs and hogs.
ewe and lamb, Billie Jaen Rid
dell, Independence; producing
ewe, yearling ewe, and ewe lamb,
Billie Jean Riddell, Independ
ence. OTHER MEDIUM WOOL
BREEDS: Producing ewe: Les
ter Humphrey, Monroe, yearling
ewe. Donna Kessi, Harlan; ewe
lamb. Donna Kessi, Harlan; mar
ket lamb, Chester Cates, Mon
mouth; producing ewe, yearling
eye and ewe lamb, Ann Daven
port, Silverton.
ROMNEY: Producing ewe,
Arlene King, Mulino; yearling
ewe, Arlen King, Mulino; ewe
lamb, Darrel Stafek, Salem; ewe
and lamb, Arlen King, Mulino;
producing ewe, yearling ewe and
ewe lamb, Arlen King, Mulino.
COTSWOLD & LINCOLN:
Producing ewe, Richard Harms,
Canby; yearling ewe Donna Kes
si, Harlan; ewe lamb, Larry
Erickson, Corvallis; ewe and
lamb, Richard Harms, Canby.
COLUMBIA te CORRIEDALE:
Producing ewe, Leon Vetter,
Sherwood; yearling ewe. Tommy
Wright, Klamath Falls; ewe
lamb, Leon Vetter, Sherwood,
ewe and lamb, Tommy Wright,
Klamath Falls; producing ewe,
yearling ewe and ewe lamb,
Tommy Wright, Klamath Falls.
CROSSBRED: Market lamb,
Robert Barnes, Monroe; Van
Decker, Corvallis; Betty Michel,
and Jeanette Northcutt, Powell
Butte; Keith Cyrus, Sisters;
Terry FarrelL John Day; Roger
Pierson, Anita Lindler, Gayle
Bonebrake, and Frances Benson,
Hood River; Annabelle Edwards
and Janet Stellmacher, Joan
Stellmacher, Albany; Gary Brad
shaw, Halsey; Jim Towery, Mari
on; Eldon Andres, Woodburn;
Ray Brown and John Zimmer
man, McMinnville; Julie Rost
bold, Mt Angel; Betty Ann
Clie, Independence, Margaret
ColwelL Bonanza; Donald Cates,
Monmouth.
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MULLENS, W. Va. Enoch
Cook compels that a wide spot
in the road near hk house is be
coming a dumping place for un
wanted dogs and cats.
Since the community has no
humane society, Cook says it's his
unpleasant duty to dispose of the
animal waifs. He suggests that the
pet deserters also leave a bag
containing 'some -22 calibre bul
lets "if they want me to share in
their unkind deeds."
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