Monday, May 18. 1SSS
rsa cahtal iorsyAi;fah.omwi
Ross of Mt. Angel High
In Jersey Show Scoring
Bj ciAtDi mvitorr .
Rex Bom of Mt Angel had!
the tenlor and grand champion
bull, eenlor and grand cham
pion female, and Junior cham
pion female of the Marlon
County Jartey Cattla Club
Spring Show held Saturday at
the State Fair (round with
three anlmala who pedigree
make an interesting ttudy in
genetic.
Standard Come Delore. the
aenlor and grand champion fe
male, was produced by mating
the bull Standard Come Son to
Ma own daughter, Standard
Come' Sort. Delore. a 6-year-
flid cow who yielded 100
pound of butterfat la 168 day
during 1982, waa alao chamrlon
at lasj years" anow.
Desumer's Valiant Improver,
the aenlor and grand champion
bull, waa aired by Lynn'
Crowning Designer, imported
from the ialand of Jereey in
1047 by Roat. Designer is also
the grand aire of the Junior
rhamoioa female, Lea Piece
Bobby Soxer, through Lei
Piece Golden crown, imported
by Bos in 1946. .
Andrew Kehrll ec Son of
Woodburn now own a half In
terest la Improver, the grand
champion bull. 'During show
ing, the champ was treated re
spectfully with two handlers
holding nose ring chains fore
and ait since he had attack
Kehrll a short time prior,
The Junior champion bull
was an unnamed senior calf
owned by Felix Muller of Jef
ferson. Muller purchased him
s a little fellow from D. C.
Brock of Salem.
Brock exhibited an unusual
ly attractive string of animals
which were strong competitor
throughout the show. They fea
tured the get of Imported Ra
dar, an island of Jersey bull
now owned , Jointly by Brock
and L. L. Lee of Aumsville.
Brock wop first In the fouf
year old cow class with Radar
Golden Blonde; first Junior
heifer calf on Viola Radar
Trixy; first In Breeder Calf
Herd and first in Breeders
young herd. He also took
second In senior get of sire, first
went to Ross, in what judge
Al Shaw said was the best get
of sire class he had seen- all
year. : : "" ' "
Lee.co -owner of Radar, was
awarded first place in the
lunior bull calf class with Lee
way . Radar Victor, . one of
Radar's get Lee also won
blue ribbon for cows 8 year
old or older, on Mouate of East
man. Mousle is 10 year old and
la gaining aa she. goes along,
last year she settled for third
place. c x ' k;.r.-:.t
: Leonard Hudson of Silver
ion had the first place 2 year
old bull, also first senior Heifer
calf. The bull. Come Crowning
Designer, eon-- of imported
Lynn's Crowning Designer,
aired the heifer call
: MacLaren School for'Boys atl
Woodburn exhibited the first
prize junior yearling heifer
named Woodburn Princess
Belle.
Among the Junior exhibitors
Vernon Vogt of Rickey went
home with the senior champion
4-H trophy for the tlhrd time
In four years he has competed
for it It was first won by Ron
ald Baralck la 1M8. Varna
Hiakey ad Powers Creek was
winaet in list.
"Beauty.1" a grade Jersey
Junior yearling heifer shown
by Donna Miller took first
prize in the 4-H division and
tiura in the open clasee
but waa barred from the Utter
because her blood was not pure
enough. She later was made
4-H Junior champion. Donna.
a rower creek dub member,
wa supposed to receive the
junior champion trophy but it
wa musing from the trophy
rack. It will be awarded later
by Anthol Rlney, county 4-H
club agent
James Testier of Mt Angel
had first prize 4-H t year old
cow which placed third in open
classes. He alao took a blue
ribbon with hla Junior heifer
calf. Verna Hiskey had blue
ribbon 4 year old and S year
old cow.
Mickey McOuire, Jefferson,
sole TTJk. exhibitor had little
difficulty winning three blue
ribbons with the anlmala he
had entered in that division.
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MAYER AFTER RESIGNING , ',1
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Vcn Arcdab Installed os
Voodburn DcMoby Leader 1
VsaAreial. ' the " new
master councilor, gave a talk
and
Toastmasters Talk
Woodburn The breakfast
meeting of the Woodburn Toast
masters club was Saturday st
6:30 a. m. at the Coney Island
restaurant, with Jack Bush pre
siding. Lloyd Froom was toast-
master, and Ernest Livesay
timekeeper. Each member gave
a three-minute talk, evaluated
by Bob Batdorf, district lieu
tenant governor of district 7, of
the Capitol Toastmasters 01 as
lem, Bob Fortner and George
Van Dusen, also of the Capitol
Toastmasters.
World tea production Is
tlmated at 1,297,936,000
pounds annually.
f oa can count on
Rene Mayer (left) talks with newsmen in Paris after
handing his resignation aa French premier to President
Vincent Aurlol at Elysee Palace. The Mayer cabinet col
lapsed when the national assembly denied Mayer a vote
of confidence on his request for power to cut governmental,
expense by cabinet decree. (AP Vlrephoto via radio from
Paris) . ' '
Woodburn A large crowd
of relative and friend attend
ed the public Installation of of
ficer of Woodburn chapter of
DeMolay Friday night May 22.
at the Maaonlo temple when
Sam VaaAndale waa Installed
a the new meaner councilor.
Philip LaBarr, retiring mat
ter councilor, wa installing
officer, assisted by John Tlck
avor, past master councilor, aa
frmifimil jue McGrath as mus
ician, and member of Ever
green assembly, Order of Rain
bow, as escorts.
' Other officers Installed were
Wlllard Thompson, senior
councilor; Robert Withers, jun
ior councilor; Elwood Ostrom,
II... VT ... rl- .k.n.
lain; Richard Dixon, marshal;
Paul Edward, junior deacon:
Robert Baumann, aenlor atew-
ard; Bill Kersten, Junior stew
ard: Dick Ahrena, almoner;
Deaa Blshoprick, orator; the
following preceptors, Jerry
Plank, Bill Stampley, Russell
Anderson. Eugene Lenton, Tru
man Balrd, Earl Veeder, Duane
Baird. and -Homer Wadsworth,
historian. Absent were Bill
MeNary, junior deacon; Dale
Calloway, sentinel, and Neil
aopreefatkas
precoee on aunaay. May 24.
for the crowning ceremony
which tha DallaU nflMM
Railing, standard bearer, who will put aa at tha installation
will be installed later. . - lot Rainbow ottocr. Wednee-
8 pedal guests seated ta the I day, May 27, and a practise on
east were Oail Wengeoroth. I the following Sunday for, a
worthy patron of Evergreen I crowning ceremony whtek
chapter, Order of the Eastern I Woodburn will put on for the
Star; Elton Rudl, past master installation of the officer of
councilor and enlvalier; Mia Bethel No. It, Order of Job'
Janice Painter, worthy adviser- Daughter la Salem, June 8 at
elect of Evergreen Assembly of 8 pun. at thorn Scottish Rhe
Rainbow; airs, irom ueAzmooa, i temple, I vo e. Commercial.
motner aaviser ox tuunoow; ,int talk wa by
Mark TpaonOar Ah- "Dad- Keller, after which re
rens, Ralph Pickering. Harlow tmhmnts and dancing la the
uuaamnu "- ainlng room completed the eve-
and L-Ur E. Kallar, DaMolay I . m .
Dad."
Parent of the first three of- w JttJ?r
aSSaE 5 & asms
C. Dixon ana tne impreanve
flower talk by "Dad" Lester E.
Keller, after which each boy
took a red carnation from the
altar and presented it to his
mother. ..
Short talk were given by
each of the honored guest and
a past master councilor's pin
waa presented to Philip LaBarr
by Mark Thompson, secretary
of the advisory Hoard.
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