FOUR MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Thursday. August 23. 195S
iarSy Results Reported Dn Annual Fair Fetes
Jackson county 4-H and FFA
fair, which started Tuesday and
ends Saturday, is featuring a
variety of exhibits, demonstra
tions and contests. Listed below
are early reports on 4-H contest
results:
The following are the results of the
clothing conteLi,:
Champicn. Sew tt' Fun division.
Is Dianne Carter. Phoenix, whose ex
hibit Roes to the stale (air as well as
the following blue award winners:
Kath.?cn Johnston. Susie Carroll and
Lavoine Whiiloc.
Oi her placing; were as follows:
Red Awards Carolee Kuest. Star
leen Wilkins. Georgia Hubbard, Kary
Sue Freemant'e, S; lly Harriott. Celia
Putn..in. Dorothy Cotton. Teresa Pru
ett. Faye Chapman, jenny Lou Thomp
son. . ..ine Jones.
While Awards Christine Penn. Mar
thann Goodwin. Barbara DeRobaum.
Susan Hall, Betty Kerr. Karen New
man, L-ixie Wood. Georgia Mitchell.
Awards of Merit Lona Buffington,
Mary Daniels. Wanda Oavies. Charl-
lotte Bum.
Just Sew Girl
Following are the placing for the
Just bew (jirl contest. These exntDiu
do not so to State Fair:
Blue Awards Brenda Sotenberaer
Joyce Moore. Marcia Akerman, Lola
Akcrman. uonna oeren. vonnie ioen-
ring, Laura Gnxfth. cynthi uwens,
Pamela Grove.
Red Awards Darlene Cdmondson,
Bonnie Freemantle. Judy Hill. Carolyr
Fruitrn. Dtanne winmngnam. mar
Ann Cantrall. Mary Ann Barker, Penn.
Simmonds. Dorothy James,
White Awards Colleen Knapr
Penm Fienner. Carol Jean Higgin.
Beverly Mattern. Dorothv Fruite
Martha Dalton. Carolyn Barnes. Zon
Call. Nancy Ousterhout. Lorraine Hix
son. Charmtnely Vonrs'
Champion. Charmingly Yours divi
sion, is Karen Joy. Eagle Point
who-.e exhibit goes to state (air as weJ
as th following blue award winners
Nancy Lusk. Frances Huffman, Phylli;
Perry and Lorraine Tracer.
Other niacins! were as follows:
Blue Awards Maryeda Frost. Jean
TtoRnhnAm
Red Awards Jdan Drager. Gerry
Buchanan Jovce Kerr. Judith Hit gins
Mary Herriott, Connie Fehige. Colleer
Franek. Sharon Morun, marnyn uecn
ard. LaVerne Guches. Annette Drager
Bonnie Goehring, Lorraine White.
White Awards Catherine Meyer
Jmrnhine Hume. Jacauelinc Hume,
Dianne Putman. Vervia Beman, Bon
nie Knapp, JJianne J ore. jan new-
Awards of Merit Mary Ann Elrod,
Faye Erwin.
Teen Age Miss
Champion. Teen Age Miss division.
Is Alison Pinkham, Central Point,
whose exhibit goes to state fair at
well as the following blue award
winners: Carol Depner. Nancy McKay,
Chervl Swanson and Nelda Chapman.
Other placing were as follows:
Blue Awards Juliana Beach. Mary
av Harris, Ursula Bates, Dolores
ever, Gail Glidden. Roma Shafer.
Red Awards Katherine Straus, Su
san Wright. Brenda Ashton. Edith Van
Hov. Candace Newland, Nedra Harris.
Barbara Bernard!. Carolyn Bernardi.
Jean Rowden, Janet Bean. Mary Ann
Hubbard. Jill Hedgpeth. Eldona Bean,
61 1 v McKellop. Susie McKellop.
White Awards Carol Newland.
Linda Buchanan, Alice Thompson. Al
berta Erwin. Carolyn Stdner. Rose
Jantzer. Helen J an tier. Kathy Snyder
Fun and Sun
Champion. Fun and Sun division,
la Mavis Strom. Medford, whose ex
hibit goes to state fair as well- as the
following blue award winners; Mar-
arct Taylor, Jo Anne Malloroy, Ann
arland and Virginia Martin.
Other placings were as follows:
Red Awards Romelle Fossen.
Way . . a drown, Cheryl Swanson.
Glenda Branch.
White Awards Carolee Brantley,
Phyllis Taylor. Evelyn Niedermeyer.
Nyla Murray.
Awards of Merit Mary Williams.
Champion. Clothing IV Best Dress
division, is Susan Palm, Eagle Point,
whose exhibit goes to state fair as
well as the following blue award win
ners: Nyha Cooper and Joan Dobrot
Other placings were as follows:
Red Awards Jeanette Nouguier
.Carol Myers.
Champion. Clothing IV Formal divi
sion, u Linda Warren, Central Point,
whose exhibit goes to state fair.
Other placings were as follows:
Red Awards Diana Gardener. Roxie
Sisemore and Jacky Cameron.
Winter Dress
Champion. Clothing V Winter Dress
division, is Cathie Carroll. Eagle Point,
whose exhibit goes to state tair as well
as the following blue award winners:
Dona Brown. Lucy Gardener and red
award winner Gwen Kxouae.
Other piacings were s follows:
White Award: Lois Farlow and
Nancy Redhead.
Champion. Clothing V Tailored
Outfit division, is Linda Malloroy.
Eagle Point, whose exhibit goes tc
sta te lair. Other placings were Rec
Award Sonja Smith.
The following are the placings foi
the 'Renovated Garment" division,
whose exhibits do not go to state
fair:
Blue Awards Carol Myers. Roxie
Sisemore. Linda Warren. Jackie Cam
eron. Joan OeBrot. Jeanette Nouguier.
Diana Gardener. Cathie Carroll. Gwen
Krouse. Dona Brown. Sonja Smith
Lucv Gardener.
Red Awards Linda Malloroy, Susie
Palm.
Horn em j king Division
The tollowing are the placings for
the Home ma king division, whose ex
hibits do not go to state lair:
Champion. "My Room" division, is
Anita Pierce. Central. Other placing,
were as follows:
Blue award. Pat Cranston, and red
awards, Joy Chapman and AletU
Myers.
Champion. "Our Home" division, U.
Elaint- A.cKay. Central Point. Other
placings were as tollows: Red Award
EveKn Niedermeyer.
Champion. "Room Improvement" ii
Jo Ann Wood. Evans Valley. Other
placings v.ere as follows:
Blue Award. Leigh Chamberlain
Red Award Carol Meyers, Rita Mil
ner and Ann Buck.
White Award Glenona Brown.
Knitting 1'Uss
Champion. Knitting Class 1. is Carol ,
Jean Higgins. Central Point, whose ex
hibit goes to state fair as well as blue
award winner Judith Ann Higgins.
Other placings were. White award,
ilarv Herriott.
Champion. Knitting Class 2. is Gwen .
Krouse. Murphy, whose exhibit goes
to state fair.
Other placings were, white award.
Lucv Sims.
Champion. Knitting. Class 3. Rose '
Jantzer, Trail, whose exhibit goes to
state fair as well as blue award win
ner Jean Rowden.
Other placings were as follows: .
Rrd Award Jill Hedgpeth.
Wh.te Award Helen Jantzer and
Sally McKellcp. -
contest. Susan Wright. Medford
Other placings were as follows:
Blue Award Pat Cranston.
' Red Award Feme Keliow and Ny
lia Cooper.
White Award Nancy Barnes.
Following are the results of the
frozen foods exhibited:
Champion. Frozen Foods, Susan
Wright, Medford.
Other placings were as follows:
Blue Award Susan Thompson and
Feme Kellow.
Red Award Nancy Barnes and
Dianne Carter.
Award of Merit Starlene Wilkins.
Following are the results of the
outdoor cookery division:
Champion. Carl Skryman. Central
Point, whose exhibit goes to state
fair as well as the following blue
award winners: Charlotte Bush. Carol
Jaffrey. Kathleen Plank and Phyllis
Jaffrey.
Other placings were as follows:
Red Awards Nancy Lusk. Wallace
Skryman, Kenny Stewart, Tom Per
due. Roxie Sisemore.
White Awards Darryf Stockton.
Colleen Franek. Dennis Pfaff, Steve
Stewart. Betty Kerr. Verne Pendleton
Jr.. Alice Wool folk.
Award of Merit Clifford Pinkham,
Bill Anhorn, Ronald Anderson.
Meal Time. Fun '
The following are the results of
the mealtime fun class (4 cookies of a
favorite recipe), whose exhibits do
not go to state fair:
Blue Awards Arthur Harbison,
Laura Noble. Bill Keaton. Ellen Hay.
Nancy Ousterhout. Sharon Simmons.
Paulette Creel. Candace Newland,
Daniel Edmondson.
Red Awards Helen Vickoren, Ruth
Fitzer. Cynthia Lynn Hottgrave. Gerry
Buchanan. Gary Price. Daniel O. Mc
Keen. Martha Merriman. Carolyn
Barnes.
White Awards Pamela Grove. Clint
GiMon Don Ash. Donna Oeren.
The following are the results of the
easy meals plain muffin class. (The
champion winner plus the two blue
award winners' exhibits go to state
far.)
Champion, Bobbie Jane Darras. Cen
tral Point. Other placings were as
follows:
Blue Award Dorothy M. James,
Charia Jo Meyer.
Red Awards Kathleen Fredrick,
Georgia Mitchel. Laura Bean, Mary
Daniels, Carolee Kuest.
White Awards Dorothy Cotton.
Alice Woolfolk. Betty Kerr, Judy Beg
hard, Renelda Griffith.
Award of Merit Fay Louise Jantzer.
Marsha Watson, Linda Gibson, Linda
Parron.
Champion, easy meals whole wheat
muffins class, Susie Carroll. Eagle
Point.
Other placings were as follows:
Blue Award Carol Depner. Karen
Jossy.
Red Award Virginia Daugherty,
Cynthia Owens, Laura Griffith,
Georgia Hubbard, Nikki Hammond.
White Award Pamela Grove, Renee
Johnson, Sharon McDowell. Penny
Simmonds, Raymond Nouguier, Alison
Pinkham.
Luncheon Class
The following are the results of the
luncheon club class: (Sponge cake)
Champion, Luncheon Club Members,
Class 5, Ursula Bates, Medford, whose
exhibit goes to state fair as well as
blue award winner Patty Branch.
Other placings are as follows:
Red Award Laurene Kellow.
White Award Teresa Pruett.
Champion, Luncheon Club Members.
Class 6. Jeanette Nouguier, Medford.
whose exhibit goes to state fair as well
as blue award winners: Nyla Murray,
Carol von der Helien, Cathie Carroll
ana Ann uariana.
Other placings are as follows:
Blue Award Sharon Thompson, Do
lores Meyer. Penny Sampert.
Red Award Virginia Martin. Nancy
McKay. Elaine McKay, Marlena Coff
man. Charlotte Bush.
White Award Cheryl Ghelardi.
Frances Huffman, Bonnie Lee Goeh
ring. Champion. Luncheon Club Members,
Class 7 (Angel Food Cake), Nedra
Harris. Medford.. whose exhibit goes
to state fair as well as blue award
winners: Colleen Franek. Craig Wright,
Starlene Wilkins and Mavis Strom.
Other placings are as follows:
Blue Award Carol Mann.
Red Award La Vonne Whillock.
Patti Childress. Mary Head.
White Award Ferne Kellow, Pat
Taylor.
Dinner Club
The following are the results of the
Dinner Club Jr. division loaf of white
bread.
Champion. Dinner Club Members,
Class 8, Sharon Coffman, Central
Point whose exhibit goes to state
fair as well as blue award winner
Patsy Charley.
Other placings are as follows:
Blue Award Dianne Carter, Pat
Barber.
Red Awards Sandra Ghelardi, Jo
Anna Malloroy and Mildred D arras
White Awards Linda Buchanan,
Gerry Buchanan and Norma Noble.
Champion. Dinner Club Sr. division
floaf of whole wheat bread) Joan
Dobrot. Central Point, whose exhibit
goes tq state fair as well as blue
award winners Nylia Cooper and
Diana Gardener and red award winner
Sheila Couey.
Other placings are as follows:
Red Awards Susan Wright, Nancy
Barnes and Linda Malloroy.
Librarian Claims Ike
Was an Ordinary Boy
Dunning, Neb. (U.PJ Mrs.
Vera Terwilliger, Dunning li
brarian, recalls that neither she
nor any other of President Eis
enhower's youthful companions
back in Abilene, Kan., thought
he would "do anything special."
"He was such an ordinary
boy;" Mrs,. Terwilliger said. Mrs.
Terwilliger recalled that the.
President at the age of 18 was
a "tall, gangling kid who work
ed pretty hard, like all of the
other kids -around town."
His present popularity doesn't
surprise Mrs. Terwilliger. She
said "people seemed to like him
personally and undoubtedly still
do, even if they don't, happen
to agree with his politics."
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Folio wine are the results of
canning contests:
Ciismpion. Canning I. is Evelyn
Niedermeyer, Medford, whose exhibit
does not go to state lair.
Other ptacings were as follows:
Blue Award Virginia Martin.
Red Award Ferne Kellow, Dianne
CawhTte Award Judy Holdridje, Su
san Thompson.
Awrd of Merit Starlene Wilkins
Champion. Canning II. M Nylin
Cooper. Medford. whose exHffcit doe
not go to state fair.
Other placings were as follows:
Red Award Susan Wright and
Nancv Barnes.
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Jam and Jelly
Following are the results of the
special jam and jelly exhibit contest,
whose exhibits do not g? to state
fair.
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