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Close Competition Observed In 4-H Beef Showmanship Marsha Watson, West Side Club and Steve Stewart of Sis-Q club topped the Beef Showmanship at the Jackson County 4-H and F.F.A. fair held at the County fair grounds in Medford this week. In what was very close competition, Marsha, with her jet black Angus, topped all comers in the steer division of the showmanship contest according to Glenn Klein, county 4-H agent. Steve, with his white faced Hereford cow, had some 111' competition as he beat out Ronnie Anderson and Geor gia Hubbard of Antelope for the female showmanship tro phy. Beef Fitting found Judy Bradshaaw of Antelope, Nan cy Lusk of Sis-Q and Jon Jennings of Central Point topping their respective classes as they showed their skill with the curry comb and brush while they fitted their animals in the ring be fore the watchful eye of the judge. Complete results of the Beef Fitting and Showman ship contests are: Beginning Hereford steer show manship 1 Jon Jennings Central D.r, o Hush Charlev. Medford: 3 Karen Wocd. Ashland: 4 Lloyd Tnn Central Point: 5 Tom Ham- central rainy, o "- ' llton. Ashland; 6 John fisner. Susan Wright Tops 4-H Lamb Division Susan Wright of the Oak Grove district in Medford showed one of her wooly Southdown lambs to the champion in the showman ship division at the 4-H sheep show at the fairgrounds in Medford. In the largest show manship contest in the sheep show ever held at the fair in Jackson County she top ped over 115 exhibitors to win the championship, ac cording to Glenn Klein, coun ty 4-H agent. Blue award winners com rjetine against Susan were: Nancy Lusk, Sis-Q; Robert Straube, Craig Wright, Oak Grove; Kathy Larson, Ruch; Jackie Kay Howard, Phoenix and Kay DeMers. of Phoenix. Placings in the classes are: Southdown. Hampshire sheep advanced 1 Susan Wright. Oak Grove- 2 Terry Gail, oold Hill: 3 Gail Prentice, Phoenix; 4 Joyce Kerr. Sis-Q: 3 Betty Kerr, Sis-Q; 6 Janet Younjr. Phoenix: 7 Linda Cornutt. Gold Hill: 8 Earl Bowen, j Gold Hill; 9 Sharon Larson. Ruch; ' and 10 Alberta Nelson. Ruch. Southdown. Hampshire sheep (Intermediate) 1 Nancy Lusk. Sis-Q: 2 Judy Bagley, Talent; 3 Fave Chapman. Sis-Q; 4 Sheila Franklin. Southwest Medford: 5 Mary Ann Cantrall. Ruch; 6 Susan Cornutt, Gold Hill; 7 Mary Chenev. Westside: 8 Peggy Martin. Gold "Hill: 9 Marie Jones. Gold Hill: 10 Madge Barker. Ruch. Other sheep breeds (advanced) 1 Craig Wright. Oak Grove; 2 Evelvn Niedermeyer. West Side; 1 Charles Badcock. Evans Valley; 1 Phvllis Perry. Eagle Point: S Don Higday. Antelbpe: 6 Rose Marie Machado. Evans Valley; 7 lohn Machado. Evans Valley. Other sheep hreeds (intermedi ate l Kav DeMers. Phoenix; 2 Kathie Zapell. Talent; 3 Caro lyn Barnes. West Side; 4 Jerry Moore. Reese Creek; 5 Renee Johnson. Phoenix: Ronald Whil lock. Talent; 7 Charles La Grone, Oak Grove. 'AH breeds sheep (beginners) Class 1 1 Jackie Kay Howard, Phoenix; 2 Lona Taylor, Phoenix; 3 Dwight Priest. Gold Hill: 4 Steven Crenshaw. Central Point; 5 Jay Chilcott. Oak Grove: 6 Carol Crenshaw. Central Point: 7 Kit Jepson. Central Point; 8 Greg Lathrop. Central Point; 9 Barbara Unruh. Phoenix and 10 Michael Crenshaw. Central Point. All breeds sheep (beginners) Class 2 1 Kathy Larson, Ruch; ijx jfo Plus THIS... i.' Makes a happy lome! In fact, the whole family will beam at the results when you decorate with Glidden Paints and Quality Wallpaper from FRAKE & SMITH EBE5B1T Artists' Supplies Custom Picture Framing 315 EAST MAIN PHONE SP 2-4564 Med ford: 7 Pat Bowling. Central Point: 8 John Hugnes. .vieaiora. S Mary Ann Gardner. Lake Creek and 10 Micnaei i.rensn, I PBeteinning beef showmanship uthor hreeds) 1 Marsha Watson. Mfonj: iri J kav Bever. Eagle Point. Intermediate Hereford iteet showmanship 1 Linda Gibson. Medford; 2 Chip Buffington. Med ford: 3 Nancy Lusk Sis-Q; 4 Scott Eaton. Medford; o Carole Crenshaw. Central Point: 66 Rich ard Anderson. Eagle Point; 7 Anne Williamson. Ashland; 8 Karen Kelter. Ashland; 9 Greg Goodrich. Talent; 10 Steven Cren shaw, Central Point. Intermediate beef showmanship other breeds i 1 Mike Charley Point- 2 Larry Toner. Central Cn.ni' a Charlotte Bush". Eagle 6 Jeff Anhorn. Central Point: 7 vi.iro rimnn. Annleeate: 8 Mike Norton. Medford; 9 Peppy Clark. Medford and 10 Christine Bartels, Medford. Senior Hereford steer showman ship 1 Patsy Charley. Central; 2 David Woolfolk. Eagle Point; 3 Ken Stewart. Ashland; 4 Judy Bradshaw. Lake Creek; 5 Anne Hieday, Eagle Point; 6-Terry Gail. Gold Hill: 7 Annette Drager, Ashland; 8 BiU Hernlein Ash i i . n f T.ni wAn ner Hellen. Central Point and 10 Bill Anhorn. j Central Point. Senior showmanship (o t n r breeds) 1 David Chnstensen, Jacksonville: 2 Pat Gillette, Ash land; 3 Russell Elmore. Applegate and 4 Jim Shaw. Medford. Beginning female beef showman shiolGeorgia Hubbard, fag e Point; 2 David Calloway, Eagle Point; 3 Jerry Halfhill. Central Point; 4 Glen Frey. Lake Creek; 3 David Doolen. Talent and 6 Linda Pittock. Applegate. Senior female beef showmanship 1 Steven Stewart. Ashland. Intermediate female beef show manship 1 Ron Anaerson. Callowav. Eagle ioint; .4 jan , r. "i, r.nlrf Hill: rami, j 2 Ronnie Martinson. Eagle Point; 3 Elaine Taylor, Sis-Q; 4 Lelah Mae Deter. Ruch; 5 Vicki Mae Caldwell, Central Point; 6 John Higginbotham. Phoenix: 7 Douglas Moore. West Side: 8 Eugene Tay lor. Sis-Q; 9 Richard Bottger. Ruch. and 10 Carol Jean Deter. Ruch. Beginners Class 3 1 Robert Straube, Ruch; 2 Tom Hamilton. Sis-Q: 3 Carol Foote. Central Pnint- A Istpr Hill. AnteloDe: 5 Linda Bettencourt. Ruch; 6 Clint i Gibson, West Side: 7 Darrell i Dowell. Eagle Point: 8 Sherry Wilkins. Talent; 9 Kenneth Rae Dowell. Eagle Point: and 10 Gordan De Hass, Eagle Point. Krouse Repeat Show Winner j Phillip Krouse of Apple- j gate was a repeat winner in ' the Wool Show at the Jack son county 4-H and F.F.A. fair having taken home the championship ribbon for the second straight year. His registered Corriedale fleece was the best exhibit,- according to the judge, Bruce Arnold, of Pacific Wool Grow ers. He said it was one of the nicest fleeces he has seen in some time. Other placings in the wool fleece classifications were: Regular Southdown 1 Susan Wright, Oak Grove and 2 Craig Wright. Oak Grove. Other Southdown 1 Gordon Loegel. Sis-Q and 2 Earl Bowen, Gold Hill. Regular Suffolk 1 Marsha Wat son. West Side. Other Suffolk 1 Clint Gibson. ; West Side: 2 Nancy Barnes. West-I side: 3 Ross Conger: 4 Evelyn Niedermeyer. west bide: 5 Linda Gibson, West Side; 6 Caroyln Barnes. West Side and 7 Joyce Gunther. Sis-Q. Regular other breeds 1 John Machado, Evans Valley; 2 David ' Machado. Evans Valley; 3 Rose Mane Macnado, fcvans valley; and 4 Robert Macnado, Evans Valley. Regular Corriedale: 1 Champion, Phillip Krouse; 2 Truman Elmore, Applegate; 3 Michael Elmore, Applegate and 4 Russel Elmore. Other Corriedale: 1 Evelyn Niedermeyer. West Side. Other other breeds: 1 Charles Badcock. Evans Valley and 2 Kathleen Babclock, Evans Valley. S&H GREEN STAMPS David Pittock. Appleeate: 5 Kay Stephenson. Eagle Point; 6 Karen Jossy, Antelope: 7 Bonnie Brantley, Medford ;8 Mike Reid. Lake Creek; S Heather Rode Med ford. Beginning beef fitting: 1 Jon Jennings. Central Point; 2 Hugh Charley. Medford: 3 Marcia Wat son. Westside; 4 John Fisher. Med ford: 3 Karen Griggs. Central Point; 6 Karen Wood. Ashland; 7 Tom Hamilton. Ashland: 8 Jerry Halfhill, Central Point; 9 Don Fichtner, Medford and 10 Georgia Hubbard. Eagle Point. Intermediate beef fitting: 1 Nancy Lusk. Sis-Q: 2 Jack Peek. Central Point: 3 Chip Buffington, Medford; 4 Ron Anderson, Eagle Point: 5 Richard Anderson. Eagle Point; 6 Larry Toner, Central Point; 7 Karen Felter. Ashland: 8 Jeff Anhorn. Central Point; 9 Linda Gibson, Central Point; and 10 Candv Gail, Gold Hill. Senior beef Fitting: 1 Judy Bradshaw. Lake Creek; 2 Patsy Charley. Central Point; 3 Sharon Coffman, Central Point; 4 Carol von der Hellen, Central Point; 5 David Woolfolk. Eagle Point; 6 Marily Watson, Medford: 7 Terry Gail. Gold Hill; 8 Russell Elmore. Applegate: 9 Bill Hernlein. Ash land; 10 Annette Drager, Ashland. (j . jUr j! ENSEMBLE INCLUDES: every 1 King Size Bed Spread 2 Buy This Wonderful Ensemble Tomorrow Before Supply Is Exhausted NEARLY DIED Construction worker James Blake, 41, struggles for breath after a heavy crane boom fell on him, pmning him face down in wet cement. Blake was trapped for about 30 minutes before the five-ton boom could be raised to free him, but he remembers practically nothing from the time the boom knocked him down until he was on the table in an Atlanta, Ga. hospital. 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Hendricks, 27, San Francisco, Calif., was taken to Sacred Heart hospi tal Saturday morning by Med- Two Youths Arrested On Check Charges George Stacy Nelson,N22, of Wilderville, and Arnold Lin den Olden, 18, who gave his address as the Crater hotel, were arrested Friday on a charge of "making a false statement to procure bene fit," city police reported. They were arrested in con nection with cashing a post dated check on a non-existent bank account Thursday at Kimmy's Corner, 630 Crater Lake ave., according to police. One and one-half million gallons of cod liver oil are supplied by Norwegian fisher men in an average year. i-lPiees liniseilli Longer Use Stove for - .SO 72" wide by 80' W I ' III A0" Injured in Crash ford Ambulance service fol lowing a one-car accident on Highway 99 north of Gold Hill. She suffered an injured back, extent of injury un-! determined, and lacerations of the legs, according to re ports. Hospital authorities re ported Saturday afternoon that her condition was good. State police said Mrs. Hen dricks was northbound when her vehicle went off the east shoulder of the highway about a mile north of Rock Point bridge. The car skidded for more than 200 feet along the side of the road, went back onto the highway and slid for 40 feet sideways along the pavement, and then rolled over and came to rest on its wheels, officers said. . Mrs. Hendricks was the only occupant of the heavily damaged car, police said. Heating as to m:VA'V':WJv ' til l Hit m Next to Greyhound Depot MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Sunday, August 24, 1958 7 Man Arraigned in District Court Friday Charles O. Cox, 38, of 210 Thursday night by South Elm st., is being held on a charge of rape of a minor following an arraignment be fore Judge James Main in dis trict court Friday. Cox waived a preliminary hearing and is lodged in the county jail in lieu of $25,000 cash bail. 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