SOCIETY
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ATTENTIVE SPECTATORS ... ot the Pacific Cooit Aberdeen.
Angus Association Shaw and Sal at the Klamath Count Fair
grounds, April 20-21 . (I to r) Nick Long, local merchant; Mrs.
Dan Llskey, who with hr husband own and operates "Lott River
Ranch" In Poo Valley; and Mr. and Mm, Glenn Ketter, Angus
breeders on their Poo Volley Ranch. Nick Long hop to oln thair
rank in th noar future, at a breeder of purebred cattle.
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MRS. A. H. BUTLER, B list, Idaho ... and Mrs. L. J. Freeman,
Central Point; at th Fairgrounds, to see "another Aberdeen
Angus Show Sale."
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All photos by Kettler.
MRS. HAROLD RANKIN . . . Kermiston, and Mr.
and Mrs. Albert C. Wagner, Palm Springs; at the
Fairgrounds. Wagner had ust successfully bid
S4000 on grand champion Angus female, "Eileen
Jaynbce II, "consigned by Mrs. Rankin's hus bond. -This
tied the Pacific Coast record. Wagner's
ranch at Napa boasts a herd of 45 Angus, all
grand or reserve champions. '' , ' .
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The "Cookbook"
MRS. WILLIAM G. VOLKMANN JR. . . . Selma, California; and
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ellings, former ossistant county agent here, now
. extension animal husbandry specialist, Corvallis. He was one of
th judges at th show. Mrs. Volkmonn has long been Identified
with th association ... In fact, sh was on of th organur
, was unpaid secretory for a number of years, and is past
president of the, auxiliary.
MRS. CHARLES T. RYAN . . . President of the auxiliary, from Anderson,' Calif-1:
ornia; Mrs. Edward E. Parsons, chairman of the scholarship committee, Payette,,'::
ldaho;and Mrs. Alvin Cheyne, whose husband was sales chairman for the Angus
show and sal.
MRS. MELVIN FIEGI .. . . toft i . She and her husband own th "Black and Whit Ranch,"
named by Its former owner, the lat Cht Barton; Mrs. Albart Wagner, and Mrs. Frank
Tucker, far right, whoi husband Is local Chamber of Commerce manager, (pinning rose on
'Mrs. Wagiter) bfor th banquet at the Willard Hotel Sunday night. Mrs. Dal Wst, Merrill
. was chairman of th breakfast, and was not available for th picturo.
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ABOUT THE AUXILIARY
In the picture, top left, Mrs. Lisky (strictly a :
Hereford fancier) is an enthusiastic on-looker at '
. the Angus show . . also was reading th Pacific
Coast Aberdeen-Angus Cookbook, compiled, pub
lished and sold by the enterprising women in th
group. Th book offers this Information: "On of ,
the principal accomplishments of th auxiliary is :
th awarding of $50.00 in suitable prizes in each '
of th seven states within the association to
deserving 4-H girls showing Angus projects."
Founded October 22, 1944, in Pendleton, by
breeders', wives (who had been meeting without
organization for some time) to help the parent
association, plan social activities, and in gen
eral, to be hostesses at any association meetings. -
Mrs. Edward E. Parsons, Payette, Idaho, Is
scholarship chairman. Her committee will award
the $1000 in scholarships to girls showing Angus.
So . . what on th surfoc might appear to be
solely a social gathering ... is that ... and
more ... an auxiliary with an aim.
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