MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE.
SUNDAY) JULY 17, 1860
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MOTHER AND SON Mrs. Rose Kennedy morial Coliseum where Kennedy officially
and her boyish-looking son, Democratic accepted the Democratic Presidential nom-
ctandard bearer Sen. oJhn F. Kennedy, ination.
listen to speaker at the Los Angeles Me- (UPI Telephoto)
Talent-Phoenix Area Pre-Fair
Held at Talent Community Hall
Court Approves
Two Agreements
Two agreements with the
city of Modford were signed
by the Jackson county court
Friday.
One is (or holding city pris
oners in the county jail and
the other for county employ
ment of Modford Parka and
Recreation Director Robert
Haworth as county parks and
recreation director. Both
agreements are effective as of
July 1, according to County
Commissioner Ralph James.
The county will assume con
trol, custody, security, board
ing and be in charge of the
general welfare of all prison
ers "under sentence of muni
cipal court" when they must
be jailed for more than 24
hours. Cost to the city is $1.45
a day per prisoner. The city
will pay all medical expenses.
We assume it to be of mu
tual benefit to city and coun
ty to have park and recreation
departments coordinated by a
director." the other agreement
stated. Hiring of Haworth ill'
eludes the administrative
services of a clerk-stenograph
er for one year.
The county will pay the city
total charges of $5,540. Of this
amount, $2,770 is to be paid
before Dec. 31 and the re
maining $2,770 on or before
June 30, 1961.
Jackson county 4-H club
members from the Talent-
Phoenix area clubs and Ruch
and Antelope clubs were top
competitors at the Talent-
Phoenix 4-H clubs prefair
July 9 in the Talent commu
nity club hall.
The prefair provided com
petition in the widest variety
of projects of any of the coun
ty prefairs, and drew a large
number of parents and lead
ers, 4-H leaders said.
Results:
Poultry Judging: first, Linda
Mullin, Talent: second. Donald
Bailey, Ruch: third, David Arnett,
Talent: fourth, Kathy Zapell, Tal
ent: fifth. Bill Bagley, Talent: and
elxth, Paulette Creel, Talent.
Rabbit Judging: first. Mike Da
vis. Talent; second Dwtght Harsch.
West Side; third. Cathy Carlson,
West Side; fourth, Bob Garrison.
West Side, fifth. Linda Sommer.
Tallent; and sixth, Doug Da)-, Tal
ent. Beef fitting: first. Allene Harris.
Phoenix; second, Renee Johnson,
Phoenix: third. Chip Buffington,
Phoenix; fourth. Kenneth Harris,
Phoenix: Hfth. John Hughes. Phoe
nix: sixth, David Compton. Phoe
nix; seventh, Sam James. Phoe
nix; eighth. Spencer Buffington,
Phoenix; ninth. Glenn Atkinson.
Phoenix; and 10th, Mike Compton,
Phoenix.
Senior heef ahrtwmanxhln, irwt
Ron Anderson, Antelope; second.
Nikki Hammond. Central Point,
third. Pat Neat. Jacksonville;
fourth. Linda Gibson. West Side:
fifth. Kay Stephenson. Reese
Creek: sixth. Janne Calloway,
Reese Creek: and seventh. Chip
Buffington. Phoenix.
Intermediate beef showmanship:
first. Ricky Anderson. Antelope:
second. John Hughes. Phoenix:
third. Renee jonnson. Phoenix
fourth. Donna Hammond. Central
Point: fifth. Kenneth Harris. Phoe
nix: sixth, Sam Jnmes, Talent: sev
enth, cunt Gibson, west side;
eighth. Russell Fields. Jacksonville;
and ninth, David Compton, Phoenix.
... Beginning beef showmanship:
rtrst. May Anne cantrali. Kucn;
second, Allene Harris. Phoenix;
third. Steven Marshall, Reese
Creek: fourth. Marcia Duntap,
Jacksonville: fifth. Glenn Atkin
son, Phoenix: sixth, Lyndle Cate,
Antelope; and seventh, Mike
Compton. Phoenix.
Intermediate poultry showman
ship: first, Kathy Zapell. Talent;
second. Paulette Creel. Talent; and
third. Bill Bagley. Talent.
Beginning poultry showmanship:
First. Linda Mullin. Talent: and
second. David Amett, Talent.
Senior sheep showmanship: first,
Renee Johnson. Phoenix: second.
Faye Chapman. Sis-Q; third. Ron
nnuiocK, talent; lourui. i k k i
Hammond. West Side: and fifth,
Mary Anne Barker, Ruch.
Intermediate sheen showmanship:
(Class I): first. Kathy Zapell. Tal
ent: second. Sam James. Talent;
third, Judy Bagley. Talent: fourth.
Steve Chapman. Sis-Q: fifth. Sher
ri Wilxlns. Talent: sixth. Billy Bag-
ley, Talent; and seventh Margaret
Whttlnck Tallent.
Intermediate sheep showmanship:
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(Class 3): first. Carolyn Barnes.
West Side; second. Mary Ann Can
trail. Ruch; and third, Madge Bar
ker. Ruch.
Bf fin nine sheep showmanship:
first. Patty Zapell. Talent; second.
Glenda Dougherty. Phoenix; third.
Donald Bailey. Ruch: fourth, Kathy
Neal. Jacksonville; and! fifth. Don
na Smith. Ruch.
Senior dairy showmanship: first
Georgia Hubbard. Antelope: sec
ond, Marthanne Goodwin. Griffin
Creek; third. Peppy Clark. Griffin
Creek; fourth, Linda Sommer, Tal
ent; and fifth, Denny Retter, Sti
Q. Intermediate dairy showmanship:
(Class 1). first. Mary Ann Can
trail. Ruch; second, Russell Fields,
Griffin Creek; third. Steven Clark,
Griffin Creek: fourth. Dour Cook,
Talent; and fifth, Gary Cook. Tal
ent. Intermediate rfalrv (hnwmtnihin
(Class 2): first Bobby Hubbard.
nieiope: second, Jerry Moore,
Reese Creek; third Knthv 7nll
Talent: fourth. Sam James. Talent:
fifth. Stan Billings, Sis-Q: and
sixth. Margaret Goodwin. Griffin
Creek.
Becinnlnr dalrr showmanshln
(Class I): first, Kathy Larson, Ruch;
second. Steven Marshall Rmmj i
Creek; third. Jc -a Leeuwenburgh,
Eal Point; fourth. Pennv Flet
cher, Sis-Q; and fifth, Mindy Hac-
Senior rabbit ihowmimhlD tint !
Linda Sommer, Talent; second. Bob
viirruon, wear aiae: tmra, cassie
Cutburth. Talent; fourth. Karen
Aiiortage, west Side; and fifth,
Laurene Kellow, West Side.
Intermediate rabbit show m n.
ship: first. Dwight Rarsch. West
Side: second. Nancv nv. TAint-
and third, Cathy Carlson, West
Beginning rabbit showmanship
first. Susan Truly. West Side: a.
ond. Doug Day, Talent: third. Mike
Davis. Talent: and fourth. Jack
Arnell. West Side.
Livestock Judging: first, Kathy
iarson, nucn ana uenny Retter,
Sis-Q: second. Donna Hammnnri
West Side, and Wayne Fletcher,
Sis-Q: third. Linda Sommer. Tal
ent: lourtn, Pat Neal. Jacksonville;
fifth. Chip Buffington. Phoenix;
and sixth, Kay Stephenson, Reese
Creek.
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Farmers to Vote
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farmers in Umatilla county
are scheduled to vote next
Thursday for or against mar
keting quotas for the 1961
wheat crop.
Two-thirds or more of the
eligible farmers who vote
must approve quotas before
they can be put into effect.
As required by law the
secretary of agriculture has
proclaimed wheat quotas sub
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SPECTACULAR ACCIDENT Complicat
ing traffic problems brought on by the Dem
ocratic convention wlndup at the Coliseum
was this spectacular accident on the llnrbor
Freeway at 20th st. In which this car, one
of four involved, caught fire. Photo .shows
a traffic officer calling for help by radio
and an ambulance attendant (left rear) ap
proaching cautiously. Only one person was
hospitalized. (Ul't Telephoto)
TANKER AGROUND AGAIN
New Yol k HII'D Thu disabled
tanker Alkald went unround
again Friday night while be
ing lowed from the United
Nations seawall where It had
earlier grounded with a torn
hull. However, tugs (retd the
003-foot Panamanian register
ed vessel and towed It to
shipyard for repairs,
Two Safe After
Boat Explodes
Brookings-IUPtt-Two Oregon
men escaped injury off the
southern Oregon coast at
Brookings Friday after their
fishing boat exploded and
caught fire.
The men were Identified as
Cleo Wells of Astoria, owner
of the craft, and Russell L.
Jacobs of Independence, a
crewman. They were rescued
by another fishing boat after
diving into the water.
PLAN ANTI-SUB TRAINING
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