SIX MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Wednesday, August 29, 195S
4-H Beef Club of Central Point
Takes Top Honors at '56
The Central Point Beef club
walked off with the top honors
in the livestock phase of the
Jackson county 4-H fair com
pleted last Saturday night at the
fairgrounds. Selected the out
standing livestock club, this
4-H group not only had the
grand champion steer but also
the grand champion heifer fe
male and the champion steer
showman.
Patsy Charley was the owner
of the grand champion steer and
also the owner of the champion
Hereford female. Dale Smith
won the Don Nichols Showman
ship trophy for the top steer
showman. Dale was further
named the outstanding exhibitor
with purebred Herefords and
received the Ed Pierce Hereford
trophy. JoAnna Malloroy of
Antelope was awarded the
Allene Owen's trophy as the out
standing showman with a beef
female.
Ron Daugherty of Phoenix
proved the outstanding sheep ex
hibitor and was awarded the
George Nichols trophy.
In the swine division outstand
ing 4-Her exhibiting swine was
Jim Frink who was awarded the
Harold Frye Jr. Swine trophy.
His youngest brother, Russell,
as an outstanding exhibitor of
Berkshires, was awarded the
A. T. Lathorp Berkshire gilt.
Mary Ann Birdseye trophy as
the champion dairy showman.
The outstanding dairy club mem
ber at the county fair was Dona
Brown, who was awarded the
Shirley Nelson trophy.
The Curtiss Candy company
awards were presented by Em
mett Gott to Hershel Mack. Gold
Hill;. Sally Mongold, Eagle Point;
Dona Brown, Applegate; Melvin
Smith, Gold Hill: Shirley Dun
lap, Ruch: Judy Nelson, Griffin
Creek; Jerry McDonald, Eagle
Point, and Lewis Nickerson,
Eagle Point.
The Jackson County Dairy
Breeders association presents a
dairy calf heifer to the club
member competing for his first
year at the county fair. This was
won by Mike Anhorn of Central
Point and he picked a Jersey
calf. Bonnie Brantley of Griffin
Creek was presented a Guernsey
heifer by Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Smith of Jacksonville.
Each year Drs. G. A. and G. N.
Gitzen present $25 to deserving
club members in sheep and
swine to purshase a purebred
animal for their 4-H project.
Jimmy Higginbotham received
the sheep award and Errol Coff
man the swine award.
Being able to keep the area
clean and knowing how to feed
and care for the animals during
I exhibit in the county fair won
Numerous dairy awards were i the La Pine Livestock Herdsman-
presented to the various out
standing club members. Sally
Mongold was awarded a show
halter by the Rogue River Jersey
Cattle clubfor exhibiting the
champion registered Jersey. The
George F. Lillis trophy was
awarded to Dona Brown for the
best Brown Swiss cow. As the
outstanding exhibitor of Guern
sey cattle. Bill Hubbard of
Antelope was awarded the Jack
son County Guernsey cattle club
trophy.
A similar award, the Farhills
Farms Holstein trophy was
awarded to Jerry McDonald of
Eagle Point. Jerry also won the
ship trophy for the Gold Hill
Beef club. The Chucks Poultry
Club of Central Point and the
Sis-Q Hares were awarded the
Rosettes for top herdsmanship
in poultry and rabbits respec
tively. Farm Bureau Trophies
The Jackson county Farm
Bureau trophies were awarded
to outstanding club members in
the project exhibits at the county
fair. Carl Skyrman, Central
Point was forestry winner: Craig
Evans Valley, received the Sam
uel O. James Showmanship
trophy and Joan Dobrot of
Central Point the' Rose Marie
Legler trophy for her showman
ship ability in poultry.
Outstanding judging ability
won the Marilyn Bohnert trophy
for Ron Anderson of Antelope.
Scott Holmes of Phoenix as the
youngest club member winning
a prize at the fair was awarded
$25 by Farmers Lumber com
pany of Medford.
Medals are presented each
year to the top club in competi
tive,judging at the county fair.
Winners this year in the different
projects were as follows:
Livestock, Antelope club team,
Ronnie Anderson, Lucy Gardner
and David Woolfolk; dairy, Eagle
Point club team, John Hughes,
Mike Palm and Cathie Carroll,
poultry. Central Point club team,
Craig Wright, Joan Dobrot and
Bobbie Kuest. rabbits, Sis-Q
Hares club team, Darrel Zapell,
Lorna Chapman and Dean Som
mer. forestry; Central Point club
team, Carl Skyrman, Bill An
horn and Clifford Pinkham.
Winner of the tractor driving
competition to represent the
county at state fair was Francis
Krouse, Applegate.
In Judging Contests
Club members representing
the county in the various judging
phases at state fair are Dairy
Cathie Carroll. Eagle Point;
John Hughes, Eagle Point, and
Robert Hayes, Antelope, livestock-
Ron Anderson, Antelope;
Francis Krouse, Applegate and
Leon Small from Sis-Q; crops
David Wollfolk, Antelope; Philip
Krouse, Applegate and Charles
Elmore, Applegate; forestry -John
James, Sis-Q; Fred Jossy,
Antelope and Steven Smith,
Southwest Medford; rabbit -
Lorna Chapman, Sis-Q; Darrell'
Zapell, Sis-Q, and Robert Mach-
Wright, Medford, poultry winner ado, Evans alley; and poultry-
and JNyla cooper, sis-y, raDDit snerwin t-uuyei, oi-oi, viis
trophy winner. The top rabbit Wright of Central Point and
showman, Jo Ann Woods of I Carolyn Tiegs of Sis-Q.
Central Point 4-H Member
Auctions Pen of Six Fryers
Donna Debrick of Central
Point fed six Indian River fryers
to perfection and auctioned off
her pen at the recent 4-H fair
auction sale. Craig Wright of
Central Point and Carolyn Tiegs
of Sis-Q exhibited champions in
the poultry show and Sheila
Couey of Medford had the cham
pion dozen of eggs that were
exhibited.
Other results were as follows:
Poultry Snowmaiuhip Beginning:
First. Doris Inman, Donna Debrick.
Karen Renfrow, all of Central Point.
Poultry Showmanship tall breeds
Intermediate. First. Marvis Strom,
Medford, second. Bob Kuest, Medford.
third. Leon Small, Medford. fourth,
Sherwin Cooper Medford. fifth. Larry
Rverson, Central Point. Poultry Show
manship (all breedsi advanced, first,
Joan Dobrot. Central Point, second,
Alice Thompson. Central Point, third.
Carolvn Tiege. Sis-Q, fourth, Phyllis
Tavlor. Central Point, fifth, Susan
Wrijrht Medford, sixth. Sheila Couey.
Medford.
Other Breeds
Other heavy breeds (pair pullet.,
first. Sherman Cooper, Sis-Q. second,
Donna Debrick, Central Point, third,
Karen Renfrow. Central Point, fourth.
Mavis Strom. Medford. Other heavy
breeds (2 hens and 1 roster or 3 hens),
second. Larry Reyerson, Central Point.
Other heavy breeds I cockerel), first,
Sherman Cooper, Sis-Q. second. Mavis
Strom, third. Donna Debrick, Central
Point. Other heavy breeds s.nj?le
pulleti, first. Mavis Strom. Medford,
second, Sherman Cooper, Sis-Q, third.
Larrv Ryerson. Central Point. Other
light breeds (pair pulletsi, first. Ray
mond NouRuier, Medford, second,
Jeanette Nouguier, Medford.
Leghorns
Leghorns ( 1 cockerel). first. Susan
Wright. Central Point, second, Ray
mond Nouguier, Medford, third. Jean
ette Nouguier, Medford. Leghorns
ipair pullets), first. Carolyn Tiegs,
Sis-Q. champion light breed, second,
Ravmond Nouguier, Medford. third,
Jeanette Nouguier, Medford. fourth.
Susan Wright, Central Point; leghorns
1 2 hens and 1 rooster or 3 henst, sec
ond. Leon Small. Sis-Q.
Other light breeds (1 cockerel), first,
Raymond Nouguier. Medford; leghorns
(single pullet), first, Carolyn Tiegs,
Sis-Q. Susan Wright. Central Point;
eggs 1 dozen brown eggsi. Sheila
Couev, Medlord. champion, second,
Phvliis Taylor. Central Point, third.
Bob Kuest. Central Point, fourth,
Larrv Rverson, Central Point, fifth,
Craig Wright, Central Point, sixth.
Dons Inman, Central Point, seventh,
Joan Dobrot, Central Point.
Reds
Reds (Rnode Island. Parmenter,
first. Joan Dobrot, Central Point; reds
Youths to Exhibit
Work at State Fair
Trees in the form of mount
ings on cardboard, model air
planes, honey, fishing flies, elec
tric motors, and a lazy Susan are
examples of the many types of
exhibits made by 4-H club mem
bers as a part of the 4-H fair.
Many of these boys and girls
will be exhibiting at state fair
the accomplishments of their
year's work.
The following were their plac
ings at the county fair:
Forestry I A
State, blue. Raymond Wallace, Phoe
nix, Diana Gardener. Antelope; Cham
pion, Karen Jossy. Antelope. Wallace
Skvrman. Central Point. Jo Anna Mal
lorov. Antelope, Charles Swingle.
Phoenix. Vern Pendleton Jr.. Central
Point; blue. Charlene Peterson. Sis Q.
Philip Krouse, Applegate. Joyce Kerr,
SisQ. Anne Carter. Sis Q, Tamara
Smith, Medlord; red. Donald Mann,
Medford. Steve Stewart. Sis Q. Mike
Hanson. Applegate, Dennis Ptatf, Cen
tral Point, Bobby Piele, Applegate.
Linda Buchanan. SisQ; White. Earl
Van Hov. Central Point, Larry Mason.
Central "Point. Larry Richey. Phoenix.
Torestry IB
State blue. Bill Anhorn. Central
Point. Champion; Alice Woolfolk, An
telope Fred Jossy, AntelODe. Carolyn
Tiegs. Sis Q. David Woolfolk. Antelope.
James W. Scott. Phoenix. Darrell
Stockton. Central Point; blue. Arthur
Gardener, Antelope. Clifford Pinkham.
Central Point; Jeanette Nouguier, Med
ford; red. Raymond Nouguier. Med
ford Nvla Murray, Antelope. Charles
Elmore. Applegate; white. Ardith Chao
man. Sis Q.
Foiestry 1 C
State blue. Carl Skyrman Central
Point. Champion; Henry Scott, Phoe
nix: White. Truman Elmore. Apple-
fate. Russell Elmore.. Applegate.
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State blue. Donald Smith, Medford.
Chamoion: Keith Smith. Medford.
St-ohen Smith. Medford. red. Bruce
Boldenow. Medford.
Foiestry 2 ,
State blue, John James, Sis v cham
pion; Robert Rosenbaum, Sis Q. Lorna
Chapman. Sis Q.
Tractor Maintenanrc
Blue Gerald Reneau. Talent. Fran
cis Krouse. Grants Pass. Gary Krouse,
Grants Pass. David Christensen, Jack
sonville. Jimmy Reneau. Talent. Philip
Krouse. Grants Pass; red. Ralph Gysen.
M-dford. James Scott. Phoenix.
Charles Swingle. Phoenix. Henry Scott.
Phoenix. Jim Martin. Medlord. Vincent
FreemanUe. Applegate: whit. Jim
Sims. Applet. KuicU Slmort. Ap
plegate. Truman Elmore. Applegate.
Electricity, Div. 2
Blue, state, Jerome Peterson, Med
ford. Electricity, ntv. 1
Blue. John Kuoni. Central Point.
Bob Kuest. Medford; red. Russell
Frink. Central Point. David Foote.
Central Point. Jeft Anhorn, Central
Point; white, Russell Frink, Central
Point.
Beekeeping
Blue, state. Norman Barnes. Medford.
Blue. Charles Swingle. Phoenix,
glider; Henry Scott, Phoenix, power;
Henry Scott. Phoenix, radio; blue, Wal
lace Skyrman. Central Point: red. Hen
ry Scott. Phoenix, glider: Charles
Swingle, Phoenix, power; Lester Kel
low. Central Point, stamps: white.
Charles Swingle, Phoenix, models;
Henry Scott, Phoenix, power.
Fishing
Blue. Terry Langley, Jacksonville,
Bonnie Freemantle. Applegate, Mary
Freemantle, Applegate. Virvil Prow
ell. Apolegate; Rema Cooper. Grants
Pass. Leland Cooper, Grants Pass,
Peter Wood. Murphy. Vincent Free
mantle, Applegate. Jerry Coooer.
Grant? Pass, Billy Piete. Applegate.
Jeff Wood, Murphy: white. Michael
Elmore Applecate. James Christensen.
Jacksonville. Ronald Gibson, Apple
gate. Steve Decker. Applegate, Tommv
Terriott. Applegate, Jack Decker.
Applegate. Sally Herriott. Applegate.
(Rhode Island, Parmenter 1 cockerel)
iirst, Joan Dorjrot, Central Point; reds
(Rhode Island, Parmenter pair pul
lets t, first, Joan Dobrot, Central Point.
Reds ( Rhode Island. Parmenter 2
hens and 1 roster or 3 hens), second,
Joan Dobrot. Central Point.
New Harnpsnires (single pullets,
first. Sheila Couey. Medford. second.
Nyla Cooper. Sis-Q. New Harnpsnires
i Pair Pullets), first. Sheila Couey,
Medford, second. Nyla Cooper. Sis-Q,
rocks (I cockrel), first, Alice Thomp
son, Central Point, second. Bob Kuest.
Central Point, third, Doris Inman,
Central Point, fourth, Phvliis Tavlor,
Central Point, fifth. Craig Wright.
Central Point.
Rocks
Rocks ("Single Pullet), first. Bob
Kuest. Central Point, second. Craig
Wright. Central Point, third. Phvliis
Taylor, Central Point, fourth. Alice
Thompson, Central Point, fifth, Doris
Inman, Central Point; Rocks (Pair
Pullets), first. Craig Wright. Central
Point, Champion heavy breeds, sec
ond. Phyllis Taylor Central Point,
third. Alice Thompson, Central Point,
fourth, Bob Kuest, Central Point fifth.
Dons Inman Central Point; market
birds, all breeds, first. Donna Debrick,
Central Point, Champion, second,
Carolyn Tiegs Sis-Q; eggs (1 dozen
white eggst. first. Carolyn Tiegs.
Sis-Q, second. Susan Wright, Central
Point third, Leon Small, Sis-Q.
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