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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1955)
10-Sec 1,-S,atesmen, Salem, Ore., Wed., Sept. 7, 1955 iLdsses Pay Tribute to Qiampionjefseys at Fair : t 4 V . . ! , f - - r J. 1 D i A "Queen's Court" played its part Tuesday at the Oregon SUle Fair at the Jersey Show. Ribbons Here distributed and general . konon presented not U the coart bat by the court, throughout the chow. Pictured here, from left to right, are Nancy Putnam, Washington County Princess; Rosemary Johnson, Malheur; Marily Comm. .Yamhill; Jeal Aitman, Multnomah; Queen Helen Potwin, Lincoln; Joan Davenport, Coos-Curry; Ann Lierman, Polk; Patricia Grayson, Marion, and Charlotte Finnegan, Clackamas. Shown with the princesses add queen, are Chiehalis Beacon VI, Grand Champion, owned by Gradd Island j Jersey Farms, Designer's Radar Ruby, reserve champion Jersey, owned by D. C. Brock, Salem. (States' man Farm Photo.) : . Grand Champions in Shorthorns, Red Polls, Jerseys, Holsteins Chosen at Oregon Fair 75. Four big breeds of cattle were; serve champion, Radar's Sir, ex Judjed Tuesday to complete one j hibited by Eugene Fisher of Hal of the heavy judging days of theisey, Robert Riff of Independence, 90th Oregon State Fair. Included : showed the junior champion bull, were Shorthorns. Red Polls, Jer-j First pjace winners were: Bulls eys ind Holsteins- - . - ; f junior calf, senior calf. Robert Grand championships were niff. senior yearling. Rex Ross; somewhat divjded, in the Jersey two year old Eugene Fischer; 3 showmg. The grand champion cow vear-oia Calvin Mikkelson. Five was Chehahs Becon : VU winner in year-olds, Grand Island Jersey the five-year-old class exhibited Farrrit owned bv Frank Finnicum v, naiuiituiii onu auo, uuu- and xon Ronald: 4-vear-oId. Fin- aid of Grand Island Jersey Farm at Dayton. Rex Ross of ML Angel showed the junior champion, Ros mere Calico Slipper. Ross Shows Top Jersey In the Jersey bull division the nicum; 2-year-old, senior heifer calf, dairy herd, junior get of sire, produce of dame, best of three fe males, Rex Ross, Mt. Angel; three- year-old junior calf, D. C. Brock, Salem; junior yearlinig heifer. Slieep Men Await Award . Alex Maurer, Mt. Angel; senior Rossmere s Supreme Crown, bred , heifer calf Eu2ene Fisher. Get of by Ross but now owned and ex- Sire st udd-rcd cow in show hibited by Calvin Mikkelson. Re-, Finnicum W. A- Savage of Ladner, B. C. pl-ced the Jerseys. Holsteins Hold Show Holstein winners were nearly all from Washington and Multnomah Counties, with the Washington County herd, a Holstein herd com posed of cattle from three owners, placing at the top. A. P. Ireland took the grand champion on their senior bull, Linmere Renown Val iant, a 7-year-old who has paced the breed at the last two state fairs and the last two Pacific Interna tionals at Portland. The Junior champion was exhibited by Lin dow while Albert Evers and Son, owner of Ever May Farms, For- jest Grove, showed the reserve nesday Sheepmen were clicking off their prize winners Tuesday, awaiting the presentation of the Sheepmen's Golden Bell which "will be presented Wednesday aft ernoon following the completion of judging in the sheep division. The Sheep Breeder offers the bell each year at the Oregon siaie i air to ine nreeaer snow-, rh amnion ing the best pen of four lambs, J xhe senior champion cow also either sex. 'went on to grand. This was Lin- Winners in the sheep division mere Rozetta Beauty, owned by Tuesday included: Columbias : Lindows of Portland. Lindows also Ernest J. Handley, McMinnville, took the junior championships champion ram. Clarence Ber- while the reserve champion went nards, also of McMinnville, cham- j to Elmer and Melvin Bernards of pion ewe. Bernards took all blue ' Carlton. Only other blue ribbon ribbons with the exception of the winner in the show other than Ev junior ram blue, which went to ; ers. Bernards. Lindows and Ire Handley. J. M. Davidson' of Lar- lands, was Edwin and Pricilla amie, Wyo. did the placing.- : Barber of Nehalem. Both champions in the Shrop- Canadians Wii shire division were exhibited by ! P- J. Rock & Son of Alberta. John W. Hill of Eugene. Edward Canada, was winner of grand Gath, Salem, placed this breed, (champion in the Shorthorn beef and gave blues to Hill including . cattle female classes that show the yearling ram, ram and ewe lambs, and breeders young flock. Minister. fNot Retiring' HAYES STORE. Va. OP Re tire? Most folks look forward to retirement but not the Rev. Edgar C. Burnz, 75, rector of Abingdon Episcopal Church. He tried it once for five and grand champion female, was j months, but that was seven years Cascade Nova Frill, shown j by eo. He askrd the bishon to nut him back to work and says he will never try it again. He was purpose Red Polls were from the mid-Willamette Valley. R. Ff Sphoon, Turner, showed the seniof and grand champion bull. Foshay King Bing. and the junior champ ion, kock valley King. The senior Glen E. Olson of Molalla. The fet- male junior champion was! Sally Ann, shown by William Armstrong of Mulino. i Sphoon was the heaviest winner, taking nine blues. Olson held down six blue entries.. Armstrong placed first in three, groups. j an employe of the New York State Prison Deartment prior to his ordination in 1920 and de cided to go into the ministry while teaching printing to pris oners in Sing Sing. No surgery needed ! Reduce! swelling of painful piles at home ! An amazing new. stainless com pound has been developed to treat! piles' torture at home. It's stainless! Pazo, and it brought instant relief: in doctor's tests: internal and ex ternal relief without surgery! 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Pearson, Turner, grand champion was a Remitall was also a blue ribbon winner . animal.- in this breed, showing the tops1 In the .Shorthorn bull classes in yearling ewes, pen of yearling Rock again exhibited the grand ewes, get of sire and produce of champion: Milloma farms, the re- i , serve senior cnampion, ana kock the junior and reserve grand champion bull. Only other first place winners in this breed were J. C. Moran of Vernonia. All top place winners in the dual ewe. Don F. Kessie & Son of Harlan, took nine firsts for Cheviots, in cluding both champions. Bert Denham of Vida, placed first for his ram lamb in this breed and E. F. Mathias of Clackamas took first place in produce of ew-. In Cotswolds, C. B. Wheeler of Dexter, won all firsts includ ing champion ram and champion ewes. l ..... from SAtEMforonly $W f other rates from 2alem I Boston . 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