Medford mail tribune., August 28, 1958, Image 20

4A MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Thursday, August 28, 1958
Nyla Murray Wins
4-H Dress Revue at
County Fair Here
Grand chamDion winner in
xne 4-H 19o8 Dress Revue was
Nyla Murray. The theme was
"4-H Girl's Dream" and ap
pearing from behind a cloud
were the dress revue partici
pants.
Little Cheryl Bolz. a mem
ber of the Phoenix 4-H club,
was the 4-H club eirl dream
ing of the creations. Narrator
was Dona Brown, former 4-H
member in Jackson countv.
Several 4-H boys added to
the scenery by appearing on
LEGAL NOTICES
CLERK'S MONTHLY STATEMENT
JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON
The following is a statement of
xne proceeaings 01 xne ouniy
Court of Jackson County, Oregon,
1i tins' iilatmanti aimi-ilfa anrl
services which were passed upon
j I 11 1 T . . 1 1ACO
OUr III (.lit) JIJUIll.il UI U1.V , laJU, aa
required oy unapter 100 svi w
cession Laws.
BERETH P. HOPKINS
Approved by Jackson County
Court:
Orders In the Matter of: Executing
and Marion H. Mitchell and to
Artie and Marguerite L. jioimes;
Filing Plats of Bel Air Heights and
2; Accepting bid of Armco Drain-
0. -Katnl T3rrw4iirt Tnr for Clll
vert Pipe: Accepting Road-Right-
Establishing Azalea Road and Orr
S VUUiJ - o
time for vacation and sick leave
for County Employees; Levying
State & County Tax for 1958; Ex-
a -j : . -rif-tt natrnl linon
1CUU11IK ma . " i
tax rolls; Transferring money from
the o excess i uuu w
1 rnifitv onrl Hprpml Road
VCIICIU . .
Funds; Transferring money from
tno special nenei r uuu iu
General County Fund; Transferring
money from the Courthouse Con
struction, improvement ana main
tt., A 4h, Riiilriin? Con
ICIMIH.C X ...w - .
truction. Improvement and Main
tenance T una; riuviums -..
. r nnH intprvst
xne paymeiu ui uut.ua ...
lor School Districts; Determinating
salary for uerK-rypisi n promu...
Fixing Fee for preparing lists of
registered voters to be used for
political purposes.
Filed: , ,
Monthly Reports of County Clerk,
Auditor and County Farm Home;
. e Tn ,-.iro. fni FlsrSl
Year 1957-58;. Semi-annual Re-
port of snemi; ,i''r
rnent of Tax Depatment of 19a7-
rf -D..11... t3a.rl0ot Vctimate
DO lax iwua, . ' .
for 1958-59; Contract with Na
tional H.OSPiiai .rissui-.a""".
Agreement with State Highway
Commission for the improvement
of Bybee Bridge-Gregory Road
- Section; Agreement with Stacey.
Watkins & Co.; Ordinance of
City of Ashland for the collec
tion of deUnquent benefit assess
ments; Appointments of William
E. Driscoll. Jr. to Deputy Coroner
and Buford Johnson to Jailer
Deputy Sheriff: Minutes of Budg
et Meeting; Petitions opposing
gabage disposal dump in Jack-
- sonville area.
Load Limit Permits: Elk Lumber
Co.: McCormick Piling & Lumber
Co.: Lewis River Logging Co.; M.
G. ilninger & Sons; W. f. Dobbyn;
City of Ashland; Interstate Heavy
Hauling: Medford House Movers;
Le HgInERAL COUNTY
Payments, travel expense:
P. Bettiol 56.80. J. B. Caird
63.44. W. M. Daws 15.44 H. Gault
60.20 R- A. Gheysen 79.90. T W.
Hatten 39 52. Health Dept. 980.00,
JaVkson Co. Road Dept. 26.22 J B.
Kindler 80.00. M. C. Loftus 314.08.
W. B. McCullough 19.10. A. B. Mek
vold 159.46. C. W. Miller 23.04 C.
L. Moldovan 24.40. f. Pemngton
17 02. R. Schumacher 40.02, J. Sorg
123 46 V. V. Vanoose 34.30. J. D.
Walsh' 79.35, F. White 39.68. G.
Wpfyments' for Jury Service and
"NesUnls. D. Harbison 19. 00,
m w ti fi on n T? Johnson
5 00 R. L. DeLap 6.92. A. C. Allen,
Jr Rt. 14.16. J- E. Hibbs 10.00. B.
Coblegh 22.40. J. W Stewart 21.44.
CM. Rickard 500. R. GoschlO.OO.
C B Haupert 5.32. L. W. Thanos
5 00 dTl: Kidd 5.00. E. F. Fair
8.K J. W. Haskins 21.44 R. A.
Richards 22.88. E. Davis 13 84. L. M.
CWlders 20.00. O. H. Niedermeyer
inoo K G. Bovd 15.00. F. J. Ku
biek 500. M. E. Heyerman 20.96
G C. Warner 10.00. Wm -Padgett
10 00 V. L. Sutherland 16.98. M. A.
Mclntyre 5.80, W. M. Hart 5 80,
M.C.TPittman 25 76. W..M Peters
fi 2 A E. Bergstrom 15.00. R.
Kesieri6 92. B. M, Ross 532. E M.
Tifrlinff 15 00 A. E. Carlson 2.00.
."McMahon3.9l. I Governor 3.92.
w Governor 3.92, M. Durkee 2.00,
T" Mathews 56.24. L. AUtcheU 6.00.
PPaySen1ti. Circuit Court defense:
fi W. Rode 45.00.
Payments for supplies, services
dreToS Corp.
HeonuAn7: SZ
al Sudd. 25.99, Barco Supp. 12 80.
BarnesPPShell Serv. 3 66. Bauder
!LCr- 2G4ro?erV
grute 74.00. Bryant's Key Shop
5SS & Co 22.50. Ckrholic Serv
fr?r Children 5 00. Central RexaU
Drug 334dirchildrenjs Farm Home
fk0CCrar6Co. Ci
ie88Laundry & Dry , Cleaning
iqi H. Danielson. M;D. 2o.00.
if f Finance & Administration
Sf Co. Clerk of Douglas County
i tia C I. Drummond. Ml). 5.00.
Winting 6.10. Eastman
? 1R nn T H. Emmens. MD.
flO. E-Msipply 306.68. Fabert
Sf. ' us i? Federal Tax 6222.51,
kl,r Bak'erils 25 44. Mr. & Mrs.
I1 if Forlls To" Forbes Bro Meats
?4 07 Fruit Growers League 16632.
?.! J cJrirtlorv 455. Groceteria
Sr,T C R. Hadley Div.
&7EjHan,C;(,C.
Oard0' IrJ
?3irHubbi0dVray Co 10.00
? 2 offi-e Supp. 43 42. Joreen
?set740.'R, Keating .215 Keep
S"nn 3" 8 1 V 'KuTaTek:
STsai 11 Merchant Calculators
Bifeot :
Teacher Education & Profes-
fsssa irises-ffiss
the scene to -escort the 4-H
girls down the s t a r-studded
Milky Way.
Eighty-seven participated in
the Dress Revue. State Fair
winners are Nyla Murray,
Medford; Ursula Bates, Med
ford; Suzanne Palm, Eagle
Point; Joan Dobrot, Central
Point; and Julia Ashton, Cen
tral Point.
Sun and Fun: Blue. Maryeda
Frost. Rogue River; Frances Huff
man, Eagle Point; Karen Jossy,
Eagle Point: Nancy McKay, Central
Point; Gayle Norris. Eagle Point;
Diane Putman, Carolyn Sidener,
Medford; and Marjorie Wonderlv,
Medford. Red: Vervia Beman, Gold
Hill; Luella Jeanne DeRoboam.
Rogue River: Ruth Ellis, Central
Point: Gail Glidden. Medford; Bon
nie Goehring. Eagle Point: Mary
Herriott, Applegate; Georgia Hub
bard. Eagle Point; Elaine McKay,
central Point: Alison Finkham.
Central Point; Jean Rowden, Apple
gate. White: Glenna Mae Brown,
Central Point; Marilyn Deckard,
Rogue River; LaVerne Guches,
Jacksonville; Nedra Harris, Med
ford; Sharon Martin. Rogue River;
Patricia McCue, Central Point:
Sharon Terry, Central Point; and
Janelle Cooner. Roeue River.
Best Dress Costume: Cheryl
bwanson. Central Point. White.
Ann Marie Darland, Medford: and
Shairley McAllister, Central Point.
Party, Formal Dress: Red, Glen
da Branch, Central Point: and
Nelda Chapman, Talent. White.
Virginia Martin, Medford: and
Carol Meyers, Central Point.
Winter School, Street Dress:
blue. Mavis Strom, Medford. Red,
JoAnna Malloroy. Antelope. White,
Vemola Hutchison, Central Point;
and Jeanette Nouguier, Medford
Winter School. Street Suit: Blue,
Linda Warren, Central Point. Red,
Romelle Fossen. Jacksonville; and
Patty Straus. Gold Hill.
Teenwise Clothine: Champion,
Susie Carroll, Eagle Point, (her ex
hibit does not go to State Fair)
Blue, Kathv Johnston, Rogue
River: Carolee Kuest, Medford;
Teresa Pruett, Eagle Point; and
Celia Putman. Eagple Point. Red,
Charlotte Bush. Eagle Point: Faye
Chaoman. Talent: Mary Daniels,
Central Point: Susan Hall. Med
ford: Carol White, Gold Hill; Alice
Woolfolk. Eagle Point. White. Jovce
Critten. Talent: Susan Howell, Tal-
lent: Mane Jones. Gold Hill: San
dra Morgan, Central Point: Jennie
Lou Thompson. Gold Hill; and
Suan Thomoson. Talent.
Charmlnela Vours: Champion,
Donna Geren, Eaele Point. (Ex
hibit does not go State Fair). Blue,
Vonnie Goehring, Ele Point: De
lores Sanderson.' Central Point;
Central Point; Penny Simmonds,
Medforr. Pd. Jurlv Hill. Eagle
Doint; Mrthane Goodwin. Med
ford: Sal'v Herriott. Applegate:
Cynthia Owen's. Talent: Brenda
Solenberer. Eaele Point; and
Elaine ynunu. Medford. white.
Barbara DpRoboam. Pogue Fiver;
Tjiura Grifith. Medford; and Doro
they James. Phoenix.
LEGAL NOTICES
Officers Assoc. 2.00, Oregon State
College & U.S. Dept. of Agrl. Coop.
5010.00, Otis Elevator 99.93, Owens
Motion Picture Serv. 61.55. Pacific
Feed and Seed 51.60. Pacific Fruit
& Prod. 77.76, Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co.
1217.36. Paulsen Thrift Mkt. 7.20.
L. C. Perkins 39.59. Perl Funeral
Home 230.50. Postmaster 9.00. D. S.
Provost 85.00. Public Employes Re
tirement Board 3542.62, Public Em
ployes Retirement System 826.16,
Qualt. Mkts 4255, Railway Ex
press Agency 2.64. Rayspray
2624.66. G. V. Rempel 3396.28, Mr.
H. C. Revercomb 30.00, Rogue Val
ley Physicians' Serv. 94.16, St.
Marys Home for Boys 5.00, tt.
Rose Indust. School 35.00, R. Schu
macher 1100.00. Signal Oil Co.
27.69. Singmaster & Jones Ins.
Agency 213.22. C. M. Smith 84.00.
Stagecoach Orchards 34.50, Stand
ard Brands Inc. 31.94, State Indust.
Acc. Comm. 388.60. State Public
Welfare Comm. 64,209.75, State Tax
1254.10. State Treasurer 3500.00.
Dr. W. Stone 20.00. Swem's 5.00,
Talent Hardware 12.16. Trites Cof
fee 2939. Trowbridge & Flynn
2.64. Tscheu Publishing Co. .12.00,
U. S. National Bank 3.94. W. Wea
ver 25.00. L. R. Welch 184.50. West
ern Union 24.45. Westinghouse
iz.88. i.. P. vvumetn 4.hu. w. a
Darlev & Co. 27.67.
Net payments for services of
employes of Jackson County, Ore
gon:
D. Offenbacher 231.78. C. L
Howard 35735. J. Cave 97.13. N. A.
Myrick 207.57. C. J. Conner 378.85.
L. G. 5. Morthland 34.07, r . 1. uai
latin 169.92. E. E. Bryan 6.36, J. D.
Walsh 371.68. P. Bettiol 357.40, O.
DeBerry 334.40. E. Gault 246.44, G.
Wright 330.73. D. D. Coe 319.13. V.
V. Vanoose 330.73. B. C. Tennant
285.53. S. Blumenfeld 353.63, R.
Gheysen 330.93, L. Rice 319.13, P.
Elliott 229.56. L. M. Shuman 11.62,
D. Gault 19.51, M. Brooks 286.53,
M. Stephens 21356. M. Hagan
200.34, G. Jacobs 184.08. N. Neil
291.93. I. F. Brenner 252.42. A. Car
ter 252.42. B. J. Brown 242.80. W.
L. Sites 207.69, J. Whitman 204.84,
M. Schnack 172.52, H. Dugan
264.48. v. S. UlOSOn 192.14. K. A.
Jenkins 192.14, L. O. Linzie 218.54.
T. C. Mclntyre 267.17. G. B. Bohl
260.18, M. J. A. Smith 143.32, M.
Mitchell 20739. P. I. Moreland
192.99. R. H. Mesplie 30:74. M. A.
Rentz 100.00, O. Leschensky 265.34,
E. M. Janouch 89.93, A. B. Mekvold
527.07, A. R. Bailey 236.20, M. D.
Hinman 216.70, E. Jennings 25759,
L. Theon 19534. P. Thanos 235.97.
D. Evanson 241.87, H. Nelson
194.66. Amy Martin 210.10. D.
Matheny 200.09. L. Deenin 205.74,
K. E. Selby 177.03. W. B. McCul
lough 32138. S. Fenington 320.28,
T. Hatten 323.23, C. Miller 313.73,
J. F. O Hara 307.73. C. F. Moldo
van 313.73, J. B. Caird 307.13, Fos
ter M. White 291.90, W. M. Daws
307.13. C. Busch 28153. D. V. Wil
son 213.45. M. O. Schnack 166.45.
R. S. Zapell 175.64. M. Beneka
226.80. G. Campbell 220.77, H. Nie
dermeyer 234.33. A. Beneka 171.07,
H. W. Boyle 266.30. L. R. D. Floux
170.42, L. A. Perkins 115.56. V. M.
Casey 116.30. P. Hanlin 237.52. J.
OBrien 198.30. M. O'Brien 118.52,
J. Dunlap 287.45, P. Hanlin 30.00,
B. T. J. Johnson 80.89. J. Dunlap
3.87. M. W. Hoffman 21239. L. M.
Hoffman 212.79. I. F. MitcheU
150.62. D. Goddard 138 36. M.
Smith 132.72. L. D. Hilliard 114.55.
G. B. Hershey 150.72. P. I. McKin
ney 16532, B. Waterman 14735.
R. H. Bayne 145.58, D. M. Mattern
12152. C. S. Walker 185.94. V. H.
Morse 148.07, R. L. Walls 126.62, W.
Best 166.17, R. Williams 150.48. L.
Larrich 140.49. D. Thompson 139.12,
E. Holbrook 146.45. L. Keith 153.77,
V. Hefferman 82.09. M. Davis
124.65. R. Ragsdale 17.41. F. Old
ham 77.62. J. Foster 73.92. S. J.
Hilliard 166.47. H. Briley 21.38. K.
Crowell 36033. M. H. Blind 204.81.
M. J. Lance 144.85. L. L. Tweedy
327.74, J. P. Sorg 272.68. F. Clink
28838. A. A. Makinen 285.55. M. H.
Lehman 290.95. N. L. Martin 291.90.
C. Kent 30835. E. Kanclier 290.95.
M. E. Bell 280.55. N. M. Vande
walker 196.40. E. McGalliard 218.07,
W. I. Sutherland 339.18. O. S.
Moore 339.18. J. Koppes 259.82. D.
F. Thomas 181.71. L. Estes 285.55,
C. B. Clark 290.95. V. Peter 194.41,
D. L. Woolfolk 249.11. J. B. Kind
ler 365.84. M. H. Hubbell 33950.
L. A. Perry 324.60. R. F. Kennedy
205.87, C. Z. Boyden 6.78. M. E.
Boyden 5.73, I. L. Marchbanks
213.16. G. Peterson 28.74. L. D.
Pinkham 158. P. B. Rynning 165.00.
K. D. Weaver 3357, P. J. Gilman
243.68. B. Hansen 131.60. D. C.
Hendrix 404.47. L. Hendrix 76.45,
C. M. Smith 332.53. C. Taylor 14.60,
M. J- E. McNeil 254.20. I. D. Rus
sell 267.86. J. C. Anicker 166.45,
G. J. Scannell, Jr. 390.38. J. V. Bi
anconi 279.92, A. J. Slade 240.64,
iwM Wife V -kMlr
T . x . v
SWEATING OUT BLITZ Nationalist Chinese infantry
men on the Kimmen Islands near Quemoy assume an
alert position as invasion threatens from the Red China
mainland. The Nationalists say they have repulsed two
separate invasion attempts by the Communists; more
than 400 Nationalist troops are reported killed or
wounded by artillery fire from the Chinese mainland.
LEGAL NOTICES
M. C. Loftus 243.30. D. D. Hughes
3.94, J. C. Eaton 303.69, P. R. Brin
son 37.15. - ;
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
I&M FUND
A. Bjornsen 393.12
CIVIL DEFENSE
J. H. Hicks 229.90, E. R. Peter
son 87.01.
EMERGENCY FUND
L. A. Perkins 53.13, M. A. Rentz
66.79, D. Patton 69.19.
JUVENILE O&M FUND
R. M. Swan 275.06, L. Tusow
13.62, P. Hanlin 14.35, G. Hanlin
2356, O. W. McGee 38.57, V. J. Mc
Gee 4553, R. L. Thompson 9.75.
ROAD FUND
Net payments for employes of
Jackson County Road Department:
W. R. Moore 255.47, T. V. Wright
403.15. L. Andrews 329.84, L. J.
Bigham 294.07, J. F. Burns 282.04,
E. W. Coulter 303.35. G. Huls
273.69, M. Jacobson 328.82, A. K.
Stith 315.09, J. Sutton 249.70, C.
Baker 274.41. S. Baker 151.20. M.
M. Boat 319.73, H. C. Dooms 30552,
R. W. Flagg 28551, J. E. Merritt
305.66, C. A. Perdue 329.74, J. Y.
Baldwin 289.10, R. Berriman 284.61,
H. H. Brown 276.07, G. E. Brown
lee 254.16, C. O. Culy 276.07. M. R.
Griffin 317.75, L. Hartman 301.98,
W. Hartman 329.44, D. D. Hinkle
256.12, S. Johnson 339.68, G. E.
Ruphhnlz 272.36. L. Burdahl 263.35.
L. Culy 306.66, L. Damon 302.03,
P. C. Hannaford 329.14, E. Harnish
314.30, J. 1. LUSK ZHU.'iB, u. tr.
Smith. Sr. 283.36. O. W. Abbott
276.70. E. S. Accorne 315.95, W. E.
Allen 27653, W. J. Barlow 272.48,
J. L. Beans 329.31. W. J. Bench
32539, W. F. Blancett 265.35, E.
Boardman 303.52. C. I. Bourne
305.71 J. W. Bowman 164.98. Wm.
J. Br'ogan 270.86. R. F. Brown
325.93, G. P. Buffington 318.04,
J. R. Burdell 329.46, C. V. Calkins
289.68. N. L. Cays 295.46, W. D.
Oianman 328.93. O. C. Cnesnui
325.93, C. W. Childers 309.24, G. E.
Childreth 286.59. R. Clark 309.13,
D. J. Clifford 355.49, C. Comstock
261.47, J. L. Conner nz.bi, c. u.
Cooper 34458. N. A. Coverdale
267.06, G. R. Crumley 312.53, E. E.
Culver 31134, L. F. Cutburth
337.99. J. L. Danford 303.48. C. B.
Dean 300.59. H. E. Denzer 319.98,
R. F. Ditsworth 332.28. C. Dooms
274.48. W. Dooms 321.21, w. r.
Duncan 272.28. F. Dutton 301.82,
G. W. Dutton 330.49, E. M. Earl
445.71. L. B. Earl 402.63, J. W.
Eatherton 304.75. H. D. Ferns
329.43, D. Floyd 287.84. F. Foust
391.46, J. Foust 328.85. W. L. Gar
ner 37733, D. L. Goddard 270.78,
C. B. Goodnight 276.39, W. H.
Granby 247.27, A. B. Haddock
302.61. E. Hall 292.07, R. E. Har
nish 34737. S. Harris 267.75. S. G.
Gartbauer 27653. B. Hatch 31651,
M. Hefferman 278.11. G. Hillman
308.47. T. W. Hora 275.43, W. W.
Irons 30151. R. P. Johnson
285.43. A. W. Jones 350.53, H. A.
Kantor 299.51, C. Keeney 30933,
J. O. Keller 289.78. W. M. Kenyon
317.85. M. M. Kinyon 36359, K. B.
Kite 301.51, I. A. Larson 32931,
J. Lichtenstern 32031, R. C. Lomas
259.94. P. R. Lynch 314.02. J. H.
Mapston 261.47. E. L. Marshall
309.55. J. McFadden 226.73, R. E.
Merritt 333.53, H. C. Meyer 350.81,
C. L. Michael 354.13. J. R. Miller
346.98. L. G. Monroe 28931, B. B.
Moore 359.64. M. W. Morse 285.87,
C. J. Netzel 362.59, J. E. Nikodym
305.73, M. E. Owens 232.62, G. H.
Parker 255.76. J. T. Perdue 28159,
E. F. Pierce 335.01, E. W. Rausch
335.13, D. E. Rawlings 231.69. R. P.
Reed 245.39, R. J. Rinabarger
330.21. G. H. Robertson 400.98. D.
C. Schultz 329.31, H. W. Scoggin
26033. D. J. Scott 275.63, D. L.
Shearin 302.49, F. Sherman 35732,
F. A. Shipley 316.60, J. R. Shope
350.70, S. H. Shorey 242.94, I. C.
Shuck 212.09, P. I. Smith 267.14,
D. Stout 312.66. H. J. Stout 328.36,
D. Sweet 383.46, E. T. Thigpin
330.81, R. Thornburg 339.38, J. W.
Thornton 162.30, H. E. Tolle 279.74,
L. T: Vanderpool 355.12, L. L. Var
tir 27151 C Versteeen 268.18. D.
A. Walden 275.74, W. Walker
286.44. H. E. Wallace. 253.83, A. T.
Wattenberg 357.44. E. F. White
291.17. G. C. Williams 323.7U, J. w.
Wubbels 307.16. R. Bourne 296.10.
M. Clifford 290.06, P. Clifford
27738, K. Bitterling 270.17. J. P.
Dinwiddie 221.52. L. R. King 28.78,
J. Davis 88.75. J. L. Quinn 44.00,
M. Vanderpool 4457. W. Hatch
42.52. B. T. Auston 294.40, R. L.
Fitzgerald 309.27. H. Geigle 39855,
O. M. Pruitt 249.04, W. A. Reese
30334. P. B. Rynning 523.28. L. J.
Shorey 396.80. R. L. Smith 291.74.
V. S. Smith 309.47. K. W. Walker
342.35. R. L. Levison 253.40. .
Payments for supplies, services
and equipment for Jackson- County
Road Dept.:
American Steel & Supp. 89533,
City of Ashland 430. Auto. Equip.
Co. 65.01. G. R. Brown 159.40,
COPCO 98.69, Contractors Equip.
Corp. 1167.56. Crater Glass & Seat
cover, Inc. 7.00, Crater Lake Motors
2037. Dept. of Motor Vehicles 12.00,
Federal Tax 6.104.00. Harold Wain
scott's . Pharmacy 13.50, Haupert
Tractor Co. 9000.00, Howard Coop
er 128.95. International Harvester
Co. 477.16. Littrell Parts 19435,
Max-Sig Communications & Prod
ucts 43.11. M. C. Lininger & Sons
5.583.91. Meadow Lark Trans.
647.04. Medford Lbr. 430. Medford
Motors 13.76. Medford Plate Glass
& Mirror 2632. Medford Safe &
Locksmith Serv. 5 50. Medford Wa
ter Comm. 5.85. Mike's Seat Cover
Centre 17.75, Moore Steel Serv.
3435.80. Morton Milling 25.00, NHA
1.09955. Office Stationery & Supp.
30.00. Pierce Freight Lines 5.71,
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 43.60. Pub
lic Employes Retirement Board
i.43i.it). snen 011 co. a.10, sner-win-Williams
11.10. Signal Oil Co.
5400.10. P. I. Smith 9.00. Southern
Pacific Co. 3,066.88, Standard Oil
Co. of Calif. 803.61. State Indust.
Acc. Comm. 2.059.64. State Tax
1.143.10. Stevens Auto Sales 55.80.
Transport Clearings 2126.75,' Union
Oil Co. of Calif. 10,279.14, J. C.
Vara 5V9i. ,
Karen Sloniger Gets
Tulane Scholarship
Karen Sloniger, a 19 5 8
Medford High school graduate
who now resides in Anaheim,
Calif., has been awarded a
four-year scholarship of $785
per year to Tulane university
in New Orleans, La., accord
ing to her mother, Mrs. G. E.
Sloniger. '
Miss Sloniger, 17, will at
tend Newcomb college, the
girls' college at Tulane, her
mother reported. The scholar
ship winner was also a merit
winner in the National Merit
Scholarship contest this year.
While attending Medford high
she was campus reporter for
the Mail Tribune and was
active in a number of school
activities.
Mr. and Mrs. Sloniger both
taught in the Medford school
system until this summer
when they moved to Calif
ornia. The award winner has an
older sister, Flori, who will be
a senior at the University of
Oregon this fall.
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a.m. when' his car struck an
embankment at the west end
of the St. John's bridge.
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The U.S. has one-third of
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Eight Grand Champions in Dairy
Division Listed During 4-H Fair
Eight grand champions
were named in the 4-H dairy
division in close competition
at the annual 4-H, Future
Farmers of America fair here
last week.
Jerry Moore, Reese. Creek,
had the champion registered
Jersey, and Lanny Parsons of
Rogue River exhibited the
champion grade Jersey. In the
Guernsey division, Judy Nel
son of Griffin Creek and
David Carter of Rogue River
had registered the grade
champions, respectively.
Champion Holstein was ex
hibited by Georgia Hubbard
of Antelope. Champion Brown
Swiss cattle was shown by
Marilyn Deckelman of Evans
Valley and Gerald Reneau of
Talent. A milking Shorthorn
owned by Melvin Smith, Gold
Hill, was named final cham
pion. Sheep Exhibit
The largest sheep exhibit
ever held in Jackson county
packed the 4-H sheep build
ing at the fair. Top quality
breeding stock was exhibited
in all breeds.
Philip Krouse of Applegate,
John Higginbotham of Phoe
nix, Sheila Franklin of South
west Medford, Terry Gail of
Gold Hill, Marsha Watson of
Westside, Linda Gibson of
Westside, Robert Machado of
Evans Valley and Charles
Badcock of Evans Valley all
received champion ribbons in
the expanded sheep show.
Terry Gail and his cousin,
Donald Gail, both of Gold
Hill competed for the cham
pionship in the market, lamb
division with Terry Winning
with a 95-pound prime South
down lamb. Terry also took
the champion pen of three
market lambs after close com
petition from Susan Wright of
Oak Grove.
Milk Goat Show
The first complete milk
goat show of its kind in the
county found Gail Glidden of
Phoenix and Allan Brooks
of Central Point topping their
divisions in the aged doe and
yearling doe, respectively.
Gail also took the champion
showman in milk goats, with
close competition from Mar
tha Humphreys of Westside.
Carolyn Tiegs of Talent
proved to be a versatile show
man during the fair as she
worked her way to the cham
pionship over-all dairy show
man after having previously
won the poultry showman
ship. Competing for the cham
pionship were Gary Fossen of
Ruch, David Carter of Rogue
River, Steve Geren of An
telope, Marilyn Deckelman of
Evans Valley, Nancy John
ston of Evans Valley and Lan
ny Parsons of Rogue River.
Results of the shows and
exhibits:
REGISTERED JERSEYS
Champion: Jerry Moore, Reese
Creek.
Junior Champion: Lnany Parson,
Rogue River.
Junior heifer calf: 1. Lanny Par
sons, Rogue River; 2, Darly Zapell,
Talent; 3. Greg Lathrop. Gregory
rd.; 4, Marilee Smith, Gold Hill:
5. Michael Palm, Eagle Point.
Junior Yearlings heifer: 1, Dennis
Cornutt, Gold Hill; 2, Jerry Scar
bough, Gregory rd.
Senior yearling heifer: 1, Carolyn
Tiegs, Talent; 2, Marilyn Lathrop,
Gregory rd.; 3, David Foote, Cen
tral Point; 4, Daryl Zapell, Talent.
Two-year-old producing cow:
1, Daryl Zapell, Talent; 2, Michael
Palm, Eagle Point; 3, Jerry Moore,
Reese Creek; 4, Kathleen Frederick,
Central Point.
Aged cow. l, Jerry Moore, Reese
Creek; 2, Marilee Smith, Gold Hill;
3. David Foote, Central Point; 4,
Carolyn Tiegs, Talent.'
Production cow and own calf:
1, Daryl Zapell; 2. Marilee Smith,
Gold Hill; Carolyn Tiegs; 4, Michael
Palm; 5, David Foote; 6, Jerry
Moore: 7, Kathleen Frederick.
OTHER JERSEYS
Champion: Lanny Parsons, Rogue
River.
Junior champion: Kathie Zapell,
Talent.
Junior heifer calf: 1 Elizabeth
Clark. G. Ck.; 2, Karen Jossy,
Antelope; 3, David Foote, Central
Point; 4, Judy Bradshaw, Eagle
Point: 5, Ann Cordes, Rogue River;
6, Sally Bailey, Central Point; 7,
David Foote, Central Point.
Senior heifer calf: 1, Kathie
Zapell, Talent; 2, Kathleen Fred
erick, Central Point; 3, Stan Bill
ings, Sis-Q.
Junior yearling heifer: 1, Nancy
Johnson, Evans Valley; 2. Georgia
Hubbard, Antelope; 3, Gene hot.
Phoenix; 4, David Foote, Central
Point; Linda Sommer, Talent.
Senior yearling heifer: 1, Kath
leen Badcock, Evans Valley. ,
2-year-old producing cow: 1,
Sherry Hecker, Rogue River; 2,
Georgia Hubbard, Antelope; 3,
Michael Palm, Eagle Point; 4, Star
lene Wilkins, Talent; 5, Dean Som
mer, Talent.
Aged cow: 1, Lanny Parsons.
Rogue River; 2, Georgia Hubbard;
3, Judy Bradshaw; 4, Karen Jossy;
5, Nancy Johnson; 6, Linda Som
mer; 7, Dean Sommer.
Production cow and own calf:
1, Georgia Hubbard; 2, Nancy
Johnson; 3, Judy Bradshaw; 4,
Karen Jossy; 5, Sherry Heckert; 6,
Linda Sommer.
REGISTERED HOLSTEINS
2-year-old producing cow: 1,
Harry Toney, Sis-Q.
OTHER HOLSTEINS
Champion: Georgia Hubbard,
Antelope.
Junior champion: Steven Geren,
Antelope.
Junior heifer calf: 1, Billy Ul
lom, Central Point; 2, Todd Caster,
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Senior heifer calf: 1, Tim Goldt,
Rogue River; 2, Richard Johnson,
Evans Valley; 3, Craig Lathrop,
Gregory rd.
Junior yearling heifer: 1, Todd
Caster, Central Point; 2, Richard
Johnson. Evans Valley; 3. Barbara
Wood, Evans Valley.
Senior yearling heifer: 1, Steven
Gerene, Antelope: 2, Tim Gold,
Evans Valley; 3, Catherine Legler,
Gregory rd.
2-year-old producing cow: 1,
Georgia Hubbard, Antelope; 2. Gary
Cook, Talent: 3, Sue Higgenbotham,
Central Point; 4, Todd Caster, Cen
tral Point.
Aged cow: 1. Sandy Higgenboth
am, Central Point; 2, Steven Geren,
Antelope.
Production cow and own calf:
1. Steven Geren, Antelope; 2, Gary
Cook. Talent; 3, Georgia Hubbard.
Antelope; 4, Todd Caster, Central
Point.
REGISTERED ALL OTHERS
Senior champion: Gary Richard
son, Talent.
Champion & junior champion:
Marilyn Deckelman, Evans Valley.
Junior heifer calf: 1, Gerald
Reaneau, Talent.
Junior yearling heifer: 1, Marilyn
Deckelman, Evans Valley.
Senior yearling heifer: 1, Marilyn
Deckelman, Evans Valley; 2, Gerald
Reneau, Talent.
2-year-old producing cow: 1,
Gary Richardson, Talent; 2, Gerald
Reneau, Talent.
Production cow and own calf:
1, Gerald Reneau, Talent.
Senior heifer calf: 1, Gerald
Reneau, Talent.
ALL OTHERS
Grand champion and junior
champion: Gerald Reneau, Talent.
Senior champion: Gerald Reneau,
Talent.
Senior heifer calf: 1, Gerald
Reneau, Talent.
Junior yearling heifer: 1, Jona
than Johnson, Phoenix.
Senior yearling heifer: 1, Gerald
Reneau, Talent; 2, Bobby Hubbard,
Antelope.
2-year-old producing cow: 1,
Gerald Reneau, Talent. N
MILKING SHORTHORNS
Champion: Mel Smith, Gold Hill.
Junior champion: Michael An
horn. Central Point.
Senior heifer calf:vl, Mel Smith,
Gold Hill; 2, Mel Smith, Gold Hill.
Senior yearling heifer: 1, Mel
Smith, Gold Hill.
2-year-old producing cow: 1,
Michael Anhorn, --Central Point; 2,
Mel Smith, Gold Hill.
Production cow and own calf:
1, Michael Anhorn, Central Point.
OTHER MILKING SHORTHORNS
Junior yearling heifer: 1, John
Knox, Westside.
REGISTERED GUERNSEYS
Grand champion: Judy Nelson,
Griffin Creek.
Junior heifer calf: 1, Judy Nel
son, Griffin Creek; 2, Romelle Fos
sen, Ruch; 3, Elizabeth Clark, Grif
fin Creek; 4, Bruce Westerburg,
Valleyview.
Senior heifer calf: 1, Judy Nel
son, Griffin Creek; 2. Willie Deb
rick. Westside; 3, Gary Fossen,,
Ruch. . ,
Junior yearling heifer: 1, Judy
Nelson, Griffin Creek: 2, Bill Hub
bard, Antelope; 3, David Strick
land, Rouge River.
Senior yearling heifer: 1, Judy
Nelson; 2. Gary Fossen, Ruch; 3,
Carolee Brantley, Griffin Creek;
4, Wayne Debrick, Westside; 5,
Stephen Clark, Griffin Creek.
2-year-old producing cow: 1,
Judy Nelson, Griffin Creek; 2, Zane
Strickland, Rogue River; 3, Stephen
Clark, Griffin Cree.
Aged cow: 1. Judy Nelson, Grif
fin Creek: 2, Bill Hubbard. Ante
lope; 3, Willie Debrick, Westside;
4, Romelle Fossen, Ruch.
Production cow and own calf:
1, Judy Nelson, Griffin Creek; 2,
Willie Debrick, Westside; 3, Zane
Strickland, Rogue River; 4, Romelle
Fossen. Ruch; 5, Bill Hubbard,
Antelope.
OTHER GUERNSEYS
Grand champion: David Carter,
Rogue River.
Champion: Gene Holt, Phoenix.
Junior heifer calf: 1, Romelle
Fossen, Ruch; 2, Allen Jones,
Rogue River; 3, Carolee Brantley,
Griffin Creek; 4, Ronald Anderson,
Antelope; 5, David Carter, Rogue
River; 6, Carol Foote, Central
Point.
Senior heifer calf: 1, Ronald
Anderson; 2, Bobby Hubbard, Ealge
Point; 3, Paulette Anderson; 4,
Richard Anderson, Antelope; 5,
Denny Retter, Sis-Q; 6, Marvin
Jones, Rogue River.
Junior yearling heifer: 1. Gene
Holt, Phoenix; 2, Romelle Fossen,
Ruch; 3, Linda Cornutt, Gold Hill;
4. Clifford Bradshaw, Sis-Q; 5,
Marthanne Goodwin, SW Medford;
6, Cecilia Fichtner, Central Point;
7, Ronald Anderson, Antelope; 8,
Donna Geren, Antelope; 9, Gayle
Griggs. Central Point; 10, Bill Hub
bard. Antelope.
Senior yearling heifer: 1. Mar
garet Goodwin. SW Medford;; 2,
Mary Anne Cantrall, Ruch; 3,
Romelle Fossen, Ruch; 4, Ronald
Anderson, Antelope; 5, David Cart
er, Rogue River; 6, Christine Moore,
Rouge River: 7, Bonnie BranUey,
Griffin Creek.
2-year-old producing cow: 1,
Gary Fossen, Ruch; 2, Douglas
Cook. Talent; 3, Carol Foote, Cen
tral Point; 4. Betty Ann Higday,
Antelope: 5, Bob Hubbard, Ante
lope; 6, Susie Carol, Eagle Point;
7, Steve Carroll, Eagle Point.
Aged cow: 1, David Carter, Rogue
River; 2, Marthanne Goodwin. SW
Medford; 3, Alice Woolfolk, Ante
lope; 4, JoAnna Mallory, Antelope;
5, Bill Hubbard, Antelope; 6, Jack
L. Esp, Reese Creek; 7, Kay Step
enson. Reese Creek.
Production Cow and own calf:
1, David Carter, Rogue River; 2,
Carol Foote, Central Point; 3, Kay
Stephenson, Reese Creek.
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DAIRY SHOWMANSHIP
All Breeds
Beginners: .1, Nancy Johnson,
Evans Valley; 2, Gayle Griggs,
Central Point; 3, Allen Jones, Rogue
River; 4, Greg Lathrop, Central
Point; 5, Paulette Anderson, Ante
lope; 6, Barbara Wood, Evans Val
ley; 7. Wayne Debrick, Westside;
8, Clifford Bradshaw, Sis-Q; 9.
Craig Lathrop, Central Point; 10,
Douglas Cook, Talent.
Jersey:
Intermediate: 1, Lanny Parsons,
Rogue River; 2, Jerry Moore, Reese
Creek; 3. Georgia Hubbard. Ante
lope; 4, Karen Jossy, Antelope:
5, Kathleen Frederick, Central
Point; 6, Daryl Zapell, Talent; 7,
Kathie Zapell, Talent; 8. Kathleen
Badcock, Rogue River; 9. Linda
Sommer. Phoenix; 10, Starlene Wil
kins, Talent.
Advanced: 1, Carolyn Tiegs. Tal
ent; 2, David Foote, Central Point;
3, Judy Bradshaw,- Antelope; -4,
Sherry Hecker, Rogue River; 5,
Dean Sommer, Talent; 6, Gene
Holt, Phoenix; 7, Ann Cordes,
Rogue River; 8. Sally Bailey, Cen
tral Point; 9, Marilee Smith, Gold
Hill; 10, Michael Palm, Eagle Point.
Guernsey:
Intermediate: 1, Gary Fossen,
Ruch; 2, Marthanne Goodwin, Grif
fin Creek; 3, Ronald Anderson,
Tntelope; 4, Kay Stephenson,
Reese Creek; 5, Susie Carroll, Cen
tral Point; 6, Richard Anderson,
Antelope; 7, Margaret Goodwin,
Griffin Creek; 8, Mary Ann Can
trall, Ruch; 9, David Strickland,
Rogue River, 10, Mary Ann Gard
ner, Antelope.
Advanced: 1, David Carter, Rogue
River; 2, Judy Nelson, Griffin
Creek; 3, JoAnna Malloroy, Ante
lope; 4, Alice Woolfolk, Antelope;
5, Romelle Fossen, Ruch; 6, Jack
Esp, Reese Creek; 7, Zane Strick
land, Rogue River; 8, Steve Car
roll, Eagle Point; 9, Cecilia Ficht
ner, Central Point; 10, Linda Corn
nutt, Gold Hill.
Holstein:
Intermediate: 1, Steven Beren,
Antelope; 2, Michael Anhorn, Cen
tral Point; 3. Billy Ullom, Central
Point; 4, John Knox, Westside; 5,
Gary Cook, Talent; 6, Jonathan
Johnson, Phoenix; 7, Todd Caster,
Central Point.
Advanced: 1, Marily Deckelman,
Evans Valley; 2, Sandy Higgenboth
am. Central Point; 3. Sue Higgen
botham, Central Point; 4, Gerald
Reneau, Talent; 5. Richard Johnson,
Evans Valley; 6, Tim Goldt. Rogue
River; 7, Harry Toney, Sis-Q.
MILK GOATS
All Breeds
Doe kids: 1, Gail Glidden, Phoe
nix; 2, Janet Glidden, Phoenix; 3,
Allan Brooks, Central Point; 4,
Frank Issi, Lone Pine; 5, Martha
Humphrey, Westside; 6, Janet Issi,
Lone Pine.
Yearling doe: 1, Allan Brooks,
Cenral Point; 2, Julia Jahn, Lone
Pine.
Production: 1, Gail Glidden, Phoe
nix; 2, Lena Grosspietsch, Talent;
3, Allan Brooks, Central Point; 4.
Sue Jahn, Lone Pine; 5, Emery
Grosspietsch. Talent.
Milk Goat Showmanship
Beginners: 1, Martha Humphrey,
Westisde; 2, Janet Glidden, Phoe
nix; 3, Lena Grosspietsch, ' Talent;
4, Sue Jahn, Lone Pine; 3, Gary
Norris, Lone Pine; 6, Emory Gros
spietsch, Talent.
Advanced: 1, Gail Glidden,. Phoe
nix; 2, Julia Jahn, Lone Pine; 3,
Janet Issi, Lone Pine.
SHEEP JUDGING
Corriedale: Market Iambs, 1,
Kathy Badcock; 2, Margaret Whil
lock; 3, Charles Badcock; 4, Ron
Daugherty; 5, Linda Ditsworth; 6,
Charles Martin; 7, Evelyn Nieder
meyer; 8, Ron Whillock; 9, Lelah
Mae Deter; 10, Barbara Unruh.
Hampshire: 1, Judy Bagley; 2,
Gail Prentice; 3, Frances Huffman;
4, Joyce Kerr; 5, Faye Chapman; 6,
Nelda Chapman; 7, Sheila Franklin
8; Steve Chapman; 9, Janet Young;
10, Wayne Ditsworth.
Southdown: 1, Terry Gail; 2. Don
Gail; 3, Candy Gail; 4, Craig
Wright; 5, Nancy Lusk; 6, Marie
Jones; 7, Gordon Loegel; 8, Lora
Buffington; 9, Sharon Larson; 10,
Vickie Caldwell.
Southdown: 1, Susan Cornutt; 2,
Linda Cornutt; 3, Madge Barker;
4. Fred Swinele: 5. Kathy Larson;
6, Annette Drager; 7. Robert
Straube; 8, Margaret Nelson; 9,
John Higgenbotham; 10, Steven
Southdown: 1, Susan Wright; 2
F.arl Bowen: 3. Ronnie Cheney: 4
Alberta Nelson; 5, Mary Ann Can-
trail; 6, Mary Cheney; 7. Virginia
Daugherty; 8, Mike Crenshaw; 8,
Douglas Moore.
Suffolk: 1, Dan Burrill; 2. Tom
Hamilton: 3. Phyllis Perry; 4, Gor
don De Hass; 5, Kay DeMers; 6,
Linda Gibson; 7, Emery Gros
spietsch; 8, Carolyn Barnes; 9,
Gayle Griggs; 10, Marilyn Lathrop.
Suffolk: 1, Darrell Dowell; 2,
Kay Stephenson; 3, Gregory La
throp; 4. Billy Piete; 5, Don Hig
day; 6. Mike Higda; 7, Linda Bet
tencourt; 8, Marlene Wright: 9,
Sharon Wright; 10, Lena Gros
spietsch. Suffolk: 1, Kathy Hernlein; 2,
Lester Hill; 3. Lona Taylor: 4,
Kathy Zapell; 5, Clint Gibson; 6,
Carol Deter; 7, Kenneth Dowell;
8, Kit Jepson; 9, Charles LaGrone;
10, Tony Speare.
Other breeds: 1, Dwight Priest;
2, Jackie Howard; 3, Renee John
son; 4, Carol Foote; 5, Patsy Sut
ton; 6, Elaine Taylor.
Hampshire, pen of three: 1,
Everett Adamson.
Southdown, pen of three: 1,
Terry Gail; 2, Susan Wright; 3,
Don Gail; 4, Earl Bowen.
Suffolk, pen of three: 1, Tom
Hamilton; 2, Mary Ann Cantrall;
3, Madge Barker; 4, Lona Buffing
ton; 5, Evelyn Niedermeyer.
REGISTERED CORRIEDALE
Champion and Junior champion:
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Aug. 20 by the state depart
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Officials said the quaran
tine has outlived its useful
ness, as the nematode is now
widely distributed.
Phillip Krouse, Applegate.
Ewe lamb: 1, Phillip Krouse, Ap
plegate; 2, Michael Elmore; 3. Tru
man Slmore; 4. Russell Elmore, all
from Applegate.
Yearling ewe: 1, Phillip Krouse;
2, Truman Elmore: 3, Russell El
more; 4, Michael Elmore, all from
Applegate.
Aged ewe:- 1, Phillip Krouse; 2,
Truman Elmore; 3, Russell Elmore;
4, Michael Elmore, all from Apple
gate. Ewe and own lamb or lambs: 1.
Phillip Krouse; 2, Truman Elmore;
3, Russell Elmore; 4, Michael El
more, all from Applegate.
OTHER CORRIEDALE
Champion: John Higgenbothem,
Phoenix.
Junior champion: Evelyn Nieder
meyer, Westside.
Ewe lamb: 1, Evelyn Niedermey
er, Westside; 2, John Higgenboth
am, Phoenix.
Aged ewe: 1, John Higgenbotham,
Phoenix; 2, Kay Stephenson, Reese
Creek; 3, Mike Higday, Antelope;
4, Evelyn Niedermeyer, Westside;
5, Jimmy Higgenbotham, Phoenix.
Ewe and own lamb or lambs: 1,
Jimm Higgenbotham, Phoenix; 2,
Kay btepnenson, Reese Creek; 3,
John Higgenbotham, Phoenix; 4,
Evelyn Niedermeyer, Westside.
REGISTERED HAMPSHIRE
Champion and junior champion:
Sheila Franklin, SW Medford.
Ewe lamb: 1, Nancy Lusk, Sis-Q;
2, Faye Chapman, Sis-Q; 3, Sheila
Franklin; 4, Steve Chapman, Sis-Q.
Yearling ewe: 1, Nelda Chapman,
Sis-Q; 2, Steve Chapman, Sis-Q; 3,
Faye Chapman, Sis-; 4, Sheila
Franklin, SW Medford.
Aged ewe: 1, Sheila Franklin,
SW Medford; 2, Nancy Lusk; Sis-Q;
3, Steve Chapman, Sis-Q; 4, Faye
Chapmn, Sis-Q.
Ewe and own lamb or lambs: 1,
Nancy Lusk, Sis-; 2, Steve Chap
man, Sis-Q; 3, Faye Chapman, Sis-Q.
OTHER HAMPSHIRE
Champion and junior champion:
Craig Wright, Oak Grove.
Ewe lamb: 1, Richard Bottger,
Ruch.
Yearling ewe: 1, Craig Wright,
Oak Grove; 2, Annette Drager, Sis
Q; 3, Patricia Gillette, Sis-Q.
Aged ewe: 1, Joyce Kerr. Sis-Q;
2, Patricia Gillette. Sis-; 3. Frances
Huffman, Eagle Point.
Ewe and own lamb or lambs: 1,
Frances Huffman, Eagle Point: 2,
Patricia Gillette, Sis-Q; 3, Joyce
Kerr, Sis-Q.
REGISTERED SOUTHDOWN
Champion and junior champion:
Craig Wright, Oak Grove.
Ewe lamb: 1, Joyce Kerr, Sis-Q;
2, Nancy Lusk, Sis-Q; 3, Mary Anne
Cantrall. Ruch.
Yearling ewe: 1, Susan Wright,
Oak Grove: 2, Nancy Lusk, Sis-Q;
Vernon Calkins, Phoenix; 4, Mary
Anne Cantrall, Ruch.
Aged ewe: 1. Craig Wright: 2.
Terry - Gail, Gold Hill; 3, Nency
Lusk, Sis-Q; 4, Susan Wright, Oak
Grove; 5, Joyce Kerr, Sis-Q.
Ewe and own lamb or lambs: 1,
Terry Gail, Gold Hill: 2. Nancy
Lusk, Sis-Q; 3, Susan Wright, pak
Grove; 4, Joyce Kerr, Sis-Q.
OTHER SOUTHDOWN
Champion and junior champion:
Terry Gail. Gold Hill.
Ewe lamb: 1, Carole Crenshaw,
Central Point; 2, Terry Gail. Gold
Hill; 3. Donald Gail, Gold Hill: 4,
Susan Wright, Oak Grove; 5, Ste
ven Crenshaw, Central Point; 6.
Mary Ann Cantrall, Ruch; 7, Earl
Bowen, Gold - Hill; - 8, Douglas
Moore, Central Point.
Yearling ewe: 1, Terry Gail, Gold
Hill; 2, Peggy Martin, Gold Hill; 3,
Marie Jones, Gold Hill: 4, Renee
Johnson, Phoenix; 5, Earl Bowen,
Gold Hill 6, Donald Gail, Gold Hill.
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Mrs. Ralph F. Prind.1 Mrs. J. M. Johnson
Mapltton, Oregon Molalla, Oregon ,
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Pvt. Ralph E. McClure, for
ermly of Camp White, recent
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diesel engine repair course at
the Army engineer school, Ft.
Belvoir, Va.
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Mrs. Charlie . E. McClure,
Camp White, entered the
Army last March and compet
ed basic combat training at
Ft. Ord, Calif.
A 1957 graduate of Eagle
Point High school, the 19-year
old soldier attended Stockton
college before entering the
Army.
Aged ewe: 1, Terry Gall, Gold
Hill; 2, Earl Bowen. Gold Hill; 3,
Annette Drager. Sis-Q; 4. Peggy
Martin. Gold Hill; 9, Mary Ann
Cantrall. Ruch.
Ewe and own lamb or lambs: 1,
Terry Gail. Gold Hill; 2, Peggy
Martin. Gold Hill; 3. Donald Gail,
Gold Hill; 4, Marie Jones. Gold
Hill; 5. Earl Bowen, Gold Hill; 6,
Annette Drager. Sis-Q 7. Virginia
Daugherty. Phoenix; 8, Mary Ann
Cantrall, Ruch.
REGISTERED SUFFOLK -
Champion and junior champion:
Marsha Watson. Westside.
Ewe lamb: 1, Marsha. Watson,
Westside: 2, Robert Rosenbaum,
Sis-Q; 3, Evelyn Niedermeyer,
Westside: 4, Kay DeMers. '
Yearling ewe: 1, Marsha Watson,
Westside; 2, Robert Rosenbaum,
Sis-Q; 3, Tom Hamilton, Sis-Q.
Aged ewe: 1, Marsha Watson,
Westside; 2, Robert Rosenbaum,
Sis-Q; 3, Kathie Zapell, Talent; 4.
Evelyn Niedermeyer, Westside.
Ewe and own lamb or lambs: 1,
Robert Rosenbaum, Sis-Q; 2. Mar
sha Watson, Westside; 3, Evelyn
Niedermeyer, Westside.
OTHER SUFFOLK
Champion and junior champion:
Linda Gibson, Westside.
Ewe lamb: 1, Nancy Barnes,
Westside; 2, Karen Griggs, Cen
tral Point; 3, Kay DeMers; 4, Ronny
Martinson; 5, Carolyn Barnes, West
side 6, Craig Wright, Oak Grove;
7. Linda Gibson, Westside; 8, Le
lah Mae Deter, Ruch; 9, Marilyn
Lathrop, Central Point; 10, Clint
Gibson, Westside.
Yearling ewe: 1, Linda Gibson,
Westside: 2, Jerry Moore, Reese
Creek, Joyce Gunther, Sis-Q: 4,
Lester Hill; 5, Fred Swingle, Phoe
nix; 6, Darrell Dowell, Eagle Point;
7, Clint Gibson, Westside.
Aged ewe: 1. Nancy Barnes,
Westside; 2, Kenneth Dowell, Eagle
Point; 3. Carolyn Barnes, Westside;
4. Kay DeMers: 5, Darrell Dowell,
Eagle Point 6. Phyllis Perry, Eagle
Point; 7, Linda Gibson, Westside;
8. Jerry Moore. Reese Creek 9.
Kathie Zapell. Talent; 10, Evelyn
Niedermeyer, Westside.
Ewe and own lamb or lambs: 1,
Kay DeMers; 2. Linda Gibson,
Westside; '3. Carolyn Barnes. West
side; 4. Clint Gibson, Westside: 5.
Jerry Moore. Reese Creek: 6. Nancy
Barnes, Westside; 7, Lester Hill,
Antelope 8. Phyllis Perry, Eagle
Point; 9. Kathie Zapell. Talent; 10,
Evelyn Niedermeyer. Westside.
REGISTERED OTHER BREEDS
Champion and junior champion:
Robert Machado, Evans Valley.
Ewe lamb: 1, Rose Marie Ma
chado, Evans Valley.
Yearling ewe: 1, Robert Machado,
Evans valley; 2, uavia Macnaao,
Evans Valley.
Aged ewe: 1, John Machado; 2,
Rose Marie Machado.
Ewe and own lamb or lambs: 1,
Rose Marie Machado; 2, John Ma
chado. OTHER BREEDS
Champion and junior champion:
Charles Badcock, Evans Valley.
Ewe lamb: 1, Charles Badcock,
Evans Valley; 2, Marsha Watson,
Westside; 3, Frances Huffman,
Eagle Point: 4, Carole Deter, Ruch;
5, Eugene Taylor, Sis-Q.
Yearling ewe: 1. Charles Badcock,
Evans Valley; 2, Kathleen Badcock,
Evans Valley.
Aged ewe: 1, Charles Badcock,
Evans Valley; 2, Evelyn Nieder
meyer, Westside.
Ewe and own lamb or lambs: 1,
Charles Badcock, Evans Valley. .
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