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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1949)
PACE EIGHTEEN HtRALD AND NfcWS, OREGON THURSDAY, OCT. 13, 1?4 Oregonian Gets Grand Fleece Championship At PI Wool Showing For the aerond time In two years J. T. Short of Redmond. Ore.. on the Orand Champion fleet award t the Pacific International Wool Show sponsored by Paclflr Wool Orowera In competition with two hundred twenty-two lleeres, the largest wool ahow ever held. The winning fleeee wea beautiful I Corrledale fleece. A clou champion for reaerva honora wa a fine: fleece exhibited by L. Kandra.; Merrill. Or a. Both championship winners are membera of Pacific! Wool O row era. Other awards In tht wool ahow are aa followa: I Fine Cembtag SU, lea, 0e Tm Prtae L. Kandra and Bon.! Merrill. Ore. i Sacond Prtaa Thoa. Mister.' Kode. Wyo. i Third Prtre Coffin Sheep Com- peny. Yakima. With. Fourth Pme Kenneth K. An-, deraon. Moscow, Ida. Kifth Prtae Joe uonercy, rrrei Rock. Ore. . Sixth Prtae J. H Dobbin. En terprise. Ore. Malfhlaod Combing Saa. es First PrU Leo Ptlster, Node,! Wyo. . 1 Second Prix Webster Keller ( Flihull. Mont. Third Prlaa MallUard Ranch.. TorkTllle. Calif. ! Fourth Prlaa Don rucnarason, Btewaru Point, Calif. Fifth Prlaa Mailliard Ranch, Yorkville, Calif. Sixth Priae D. A. Christensen, Kendrlrk. Ida. Three Eightha Blood Combing 56s First Priae J. r. snori, ea mond. Ore. Second Priae C. O. Jagels, Duhl. Ida. Third Priae J. F. Short Red mond, Ore. I Fourth Prize X. J. Handler. j MrMinnville. Ore. Fifth PrlM Charles Coiner,; Twin rails, Ida. Sixth Prize F. Havsnserolt, Tuttle Ida. Quarter-blood Combtnf j Ma, Ma. Ma Firat Priae J. F. Short, Red mond Ore. j Second Priae Tom Bell. Rupert, Ida. Third Priae Ahrena Bros, Tur ner, Ore. Fourth Prize w. F. Freres, Stayton. Ore. Fifth Prtae Betty Melendy. Foe ail. Ore. Sixth PriM Mrs. Louisa Sea f raves, Oregon City, Ore. Quarter -blood Combing Me, Ma First Prize Mrs. Louisa Sea graves, Oregon City. Ore. Second Prize Joseph Pf liter. Node. Wyo. Third Prize Coffin Shep com pany, Yakima, Wash. Fourth Prize Phyllis Ann Her man. Corvallis, Ore. Fifth Prize Eastern Oregon Ex periment Station, Union, Ore. Sixth Prize Oerald Johnston, Yoncalla. Ore. Braid lfia. Ma First Prize Perkins and Spoerl, Port Orford. Ore. Second Prize Sea View Ranch. Port Orford, Ore. Third Prize Sea View Ranch. Port Orford, Ore. Fourth Prize J. D. Ahrena, Tur ner , Ore. Fifth Prize Perkins and Spoerl, Port Orford. Ore. Sixth Prize W. L. Van Handel. Btayton, Ore. 4-H Champ The Pacific International 4-H Wool Show saw Billy Case. Albany. Ore, winning Grand Championship with S blood fleece. Other awards In the 4-H Wool Show are as fol lows: Fine First Prize Ronald Baker, lone. Ore. Second Prize M 1 a i Lillian Meaker, Lakevlew, Ore. Third Priae i- Carl Schmidt, Mail pin. Ore. Half Bland First Prize Harry Schmidt. Maupin. Ore. Second Prize Ramond Cham bers. Benlon county. Ore. Third Prize Robert MrNeal, Benton county. Ore. Fourth Priae Rollln Knight. Benion county. Ore. Fifth Prize Peggy Wightman. Hrppner. Ore. Sixth Prize Rollln Knight, Benton county. Ore. Three Eightha Bloed First Prize Blllie Case. Albany. Ore. Second Priae Robert McNeal. Benton county. Ore. Third Prize Peggy Wlghtman. Heppner, Ore. Fourth Prize Bob Banlck. Books Ore. Fifth Prize Dorothy Haffner, Benton county. Ore. Sixth Prize Henry Williams. Klamath Falls. Ore. Seventh Prize Henry Williams, Klamath Falls, Ore. Eighth Prize Carolyn Dickson. ruamatn Falls. Ore. Ninth Prize Annabelle Ed wards. Albany, Ore. Tenth Prize Allen Sexton. El ma, Wash. Quarter Blood First Prize Marie Haffner. Ben ton county. Ore. Second Prize Milton Decker, Benton county. Ore. Third Prize Annabelle Ed wards. Albany, Ore. Fourth Prize Ralph Holzaprel Shedd. Ore. Fifth Prize Annabelle Ed wards. Albany, Ore. Sixth Prize Milton Decker. Benton county. Ore. Seventh Prize Jeanne McKin ley, shedd. Ore. Eighth Prize Van Decker, Ben ton county. Ore. Ninth Prize Dennis Whltcher. Medford, Ore. Tenth Prize Frank Buett, Rose burg, Ore. Low Quarter Blood First Prize Bill Gardner, Cay yon City, Ore. Second Prize Lloyd Herman, Corvallis. Ore. Third Prize Betty Stellmacher, Albany, Ore. Fourth Prize John Oardner. Canyon City, Ore. Fifth Prize John Gardner, Can yon City, Ore. Sixth Prlaa Janet! Thomas. Benton county. Ore. Seventh Prise Betty Stellma cher, Albany, Ore. Eighth Prize Robert H. Kirk, Halsey. Ore. Ninth Priae John Kamm. As toria, Ore. Tenth Prise Oerald James, Mo lalla, Ore, Braid First Prize Martin Stlpp, Mo lalla. Ore. Second Prise Bill Volker, Ben ton county. Ore. Third Prize Patricia Ahrcns. Turner, Ore. Fourth Prize Lorent Ruby. Scio. Ore. Fifth Priae Patricia Ahrens. Turner, Ore. Sixth Prise John Oardner. Can yon City. Ore. Seventh Prise Bill Oardner, Canyon City Ore. Eighth Prise Martin Stlpp. Mo lalla. Ore. Ninth Prize Robert Johnson. Milwaukie. Ore. Tenth Prize Kenneth Jarkaon. Molalla. Ore. Champion Fleece ef The 4-H Wool Show Oregon Auxiliary Billie Case. Albany. Oregon Ss First I Martin Stipp, Molalla, Ore. Braid. Second. Bill Oardner, Canyon City. O r e.. Low Third. Ronald Baker, lone. Ore. Fine. Fourth. I Shropshire Award for the Cup Ralph Holzapfrl, Shedd, Ore. V, Blood Shrop. M-S68S4 I Future Farmers In the Future Farmers dlvtson. Dave Ling berg. Pendleton, Ore.! won the Championship with a fine j IRambouiUrt ewe fleece. Other .-.'u. i.i ill, . ill ill l , b. 1 1 1 1 i n w Show are aa follows: Half Blood to Fine Combing Ma SOa First Prize Dave Llngberg, Pendleton, Ore. Second Prize Dave Llngburg, Pendleton. Ore. Third Prize Erwln O. Pearson, Carlton, Ore. Fourth Prize Lyle Weldon. Mu lino. Ore. Thre Eighths Blood Combing Me First Prize Rodger D. Pear- ' son, Carlton. Ore. Ont Mon' Opinion Chicago Business Man Says Secretaries Are Nuisances CHICAOO, tA"-H. P. Edgar la the nom de plume of a Chicago businrMi man. He used the pseudo nym because he expressed his per sonal opinions about office secre taries in rather tart terms. A few of his comments, penned under the title of "Ooodbv, Miss Jones" for a commercial magazine, are: "Some 40 years ago I was ele vaied to the dignity of a private of fice. . . and a private secretary. Until recently I have shared a com mon belief of many business men that sienographera are necessary. But I have made a great discovery. Secretaries are not only unneces aarv, they are an outright nulwnce. . . I have dlscoverd that l secretaries drive you. iJ dls- Second Prise Lyle Weldon. Mil lino. Ore. Quarter Blood Combing Ma. see First Prize None Second Prize None Third Prise Euaene Crist, Banks. Ore. Low Quarter Blood Combing and Braid 4a and lower First Prise illeim Henacher. Banks. Ore. Second Prize Olenn Heesacher. Banks. Ore. Third Prize Edward Heilman. Oregon City. Ore. tract you, (Si baby you. t4l cramp your style, and S take charge. I have found furl her men , that sec reiarlea keep people out and let peo pie In the wrong people: that they I lose things, misunderstand you. gel i Ihlnga wrong: that they make ap i point ments for you that you wish I they hadn't. . . they create a mad deiitng detail, and in no lime have a vested Interest In the office and In you. I repeal; they are a nui sance. Chief Trouble ! "The chief trouble with aecre 1 tanea la that most of them are women. True, some of them are decorative, but are we In business I for art and fancy work or for rash? "And note thta. u-omen are sinis ter. They want you to take them out to dinner, and It you are not 1 on constant guard they marry you. They despise the Idea of a man running his life. They want to over see your diet, your etiquette, your address list and. worst of all, they pry. Back to the good old daya, i when we kept them out of the office. ". ...My Indictment la by no I means concluded. Secretarlea are noisy; they talk. Secretarlea are nosy: they pry. They are vain; they primp. They want curtains on win dows Instead of memoranda to your self. They want carpets Instead of spltoona on the floor, They are con firmed cloik watchers, gum chew, era. umbrage lakers. They are al aaya telephoning, or playing kitten ish, and all loo mien tuey are rigm and you are wrong.' support wmmr .iinrmrtm his remarks with qunlea from literary observers like this one by Sir Oliver Twinkle. In "No Wldoaa lor Mine," he aam: "Bniil wonlrlii t be half so busy If they weren't so busy about nothing. A bureaucrat and a secretary are nrinriitallv concerned In making work tor the rest of us." A footnote by the editor of "Com m,r xiasasine" eaulalna: "Mr. Edgar's warning against matrl- mAulal-mlnded secretarlea la voiren against a background ot experi ence; he married his!" A Big Wheel DENVER "' "He couldn't do It." Insisted Elmer Johnsen Sr. "He Isn't big enough.' "Oh. yea. I did,' said Elmer Jr., "Ml show you. 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