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A POPULAR feature of the Stan Kramien circus, which performed three
shows daily at the Columbia county fair, was the clown, who performed
with his animals, which included his trained donkey shown above. His
pet monkey was also enjoyed bj young and old alike especially by those
youngsters whose band he shook. A large crowd overflowed the bleachers
and surrounded the circus ring fcr the performances.
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“No Room at The Lunch Counter” or “Hey, You! Move Over!” would be
apt titles for this picture taken early Saturday morning at the Columbia
county fair. This Hampshire sow owned by Roy Nelson of Mountain View
Farms, Warren, gave birth to a fine litter of 12 piglets late Friday eve­
ning. Fairgoers were giving the new mother and her offspring plenty of
attention Saturday.
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UPRIGHT HAMPER
Fair Judges Pick Winners of
4-H Displays, Project Skills
Two hundred ninety-three Colum­
bia county 4-H club boys and girls
exhibited their skills with their 4-H
club projects at the Columbia coun­
ty fair. Several 4-H club members
outstanding in their fields were se­
lected by the judges. Margaret Ma-
gruder of Clatskanie was selected
as the outstanding girl in home eco­
nomics to receive a 4-H club sum­
mer school scholarship for 1965.
Heather Higgenbotham of Vernon­
ia, a second year 4-H club member,
received honorable mention for her
outstanding performance in all home
economics activities. She received
the highest score in the home eco-
nomics department but was not old
enough to be selected to go to 4-H
club summer school. She receivea
many wonderful compliments from
the judge for her charm, poise and
skill in preparing and serving a lun­
cheon for four people in the Meal
Preparation contest.
Kathy Cox of Scappoose was se­
lected the outstanding club member
in the 4-H clothing division and was
awarded a 4-H club summer school
scholarship for 1965 from the J. C.
Penney store in St. Helens.
Charles Stevely of Warren was se­
lected the grand champion 4-H live­
stock showman of the fair and was
winner of the Maple Meadows 4-H
club trophy for the best fitted ani­
mal; Margaret Mag ruder was cham­
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1964 pion showman in both beef and swine
divisions; Dick Magruder was cham­
pion 4-H sheep showman. Dick was
also awarded a Columbia county fair
trophy for being high individual in
the crops and weeds contest.
Sandra Moilanen of Clatskanie
made a clean. sweep in 4-H saddle
horse division by winning champion­
ships in both 4-H horsemanship and
4-H horse showmanship.
Marc Bergman of Clatskanie re­
ceived a trophy from the Clatskanie
4-H Livestock club for being high in
the junior division of the Crops and
Weeds contest.
Raymond Grimsbo of Mist was se­
lected the champion junior livestock
showman and was awarded a pig
given by Dick Magruder of Clatska­
nie.
Sounds contradictory, doesn’t
Blue, red and white awards in the
it? But the Hartford Life In­
various 4-H divisions are given as
s u ra n c e C om pany d o e sn ’t
follows for Nehalem valley partici­
think so. Hartford Life con­
pants:
siders a woman three years
Home Economics Department;
Knitting Style Revue, Intermediate,
younger than a man the same
Red: Doris Taylor, Claracy Hartzell.
age and writes all policies for
Clothing Style Revue. Intermedi­
women at guaranteed rates that
ate, Blue: Zenda Ellis.
average three years less than
Clothing Style Revue-Seniors, Red:
those for men! So, ladies, if you
Nancy Skidmore.
want real savings on the finest
Knitting Judging, Red: Doris Tay­
life insurance, let us hear from
lor
and Shirley Dennis. White Clara-
you.
sy Hartzell.
Clothing Judging, Blue: Heather
Higgenbotham. Red: Helen Higgen­
botham.
Home Ec Demonstrations, Team,
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Blue: Kathryn Bergerson and San­
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Home Economics Demonstrations.
Individual. Blue: Zenda Ellis and
Representing
Heather Higgenbotham. Red: Helen
Hartford Accident and
Higgenbotham. White: Shirley Den­
Indemnity Company
Member Hartford
nis and Agnes Pelster.
Insurance Group
Food Preparation Judging. Blue:
Hartford 15, Conn.
Sandra Potter. Red: Kathy Tomlin.
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CO A S T -T O - C O A ST
Intermediate Luncheon Contest,
Blue: Heather Higgenbotham.
Outdoor Cooking, Blue: Craig Ber­
gerson, Terry Ellis, Craig Ellis and
Rick Holce.
Posters, Red: Agnes Pelster.
Club niember receiving a display
award for exhibiting in Mealtime
Fun was: Kathryn Grimsbo.
Foods; Easy Meals, Blue: Vickie
Ramsey. Red: Helen Higgenbotham.
Food Adventures (A), Red: Agnes
Pelster. White: Kathryn Bergerson.
Food Adventures (B), Blue: Heath­
er Higgenbotham and Kathy Tom­
lin. White: Sandra Potter.
Foods, Preparation IV, Blue: Zen­
da Ellis.
Knitting, Phase I, Red: Doris Tay­
lor. Claracy Hartzell.
Club members receiving display
awards for exhibiting in Phase I,
Clothing, are as follows: Shirley Pot­
ter, Belinda Brewer, Celeste Hytrek,
Sharron Brewer, Sharlene Gibson,
Ooleen Webb, Mary Ann Steele, Je n
Rundle, Debbie Mishler and Agnes
Pelster.
Clothing, Phase II, Blue: Kathy
Tomlin, Sandra Potter. Helen Hig­
genbotham. Heather Higgenbotham.
Red: Kathy Bergerson.
Clothing, Phase III, Red: Zenda
Ellis.
Clothing, Phase 7, Blue: Nancy
Skidmore.
Agriculture Demonstrations. Indi­
vidual, Blue: Tim Johns.
Agriculture Demonstrations, Team.
Red: Bobby and Steven Borders.
Crops and Weeds Contest, Junior.
Blue. Tim Johns. Steven Schmidlin.
Red: Miki Owen. White: Mike Ellis,
Vicki Ramsey. Donna Walker. Bob­
by Borders.
Crops and Weeds Contest, Inter­
mediate. Red: Rose Marie Siedel-
man. White: Daniel Walker.
(Yops and Weeds Contest. Senior.
Blue: Elizabeth Ellis. White: Mari­
lyn Jones and Joyce Chandler
Livestock Judging. Junior. Red:
Tim Johns.
Raymond Grimsbo.
White: Kathryn Grimsbo.
Livestock Judging. Intermediate.
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IT’S A PRIVILEGE AND A PLEASURE TO LIVE IN VERNONIA
White: Steve Borders, Bobby Bor­
Sheep, Hampshire Division, Blue:
Sheep Fleece Division, Red: Ray-
ders, Michael Schmidlin.
Raymond Grimsbo.
mond Grimsbo.
Livestock Judging, Senior, Blue:
Lloyd Johnston, Marilyn Jones.
Dairy Judging, Junior, Blue: Vicki
Ramsey.
Dairy Judging, Intermediate, Red:
Steven Schmidlin.
Phone HA 9-6015
Riverview
Dairy Judging,
Senior,
Blue:
Joyce Chandler.
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Horse Judging, Blue: Lina Wright.
ALWAYS — Top Quality
Red: Tim Johns.
Dairy Showmanship Div., Blue:
ALWAYS — Best Prices
Lina Wright, Joyce Chandler, Vickie
Ramsey and Bonnie Normand. Red:
ALWAYS — Phone and Delivery
Steven Schmidlin, Donna Walker.
Dairy, Guernsey Division: Cham­
pion, Lina Dright. Blue: Lina Wright.
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Dairy, Holstein Division: Blue:
Bonnie Normand. Red: Donna Walk­
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er, Vicki Ramsey.
Dairy, Ayrshire Division, Blue:
Mike Schmidlin and Steven Schmid­
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Dairy, Brown Swiss Division, Blue:
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Joyce Chandler.
Beef Showmanship Division. Blue:
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Steve Borders, Michael Schmidlin,
Marilyn Jones.
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Beef Hereford Division, Blue: Mi­
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chael Schmidlin. Marilyn Jones, Tim
Johns. White: Bobby Borders. Steve
Borders.
Beef, Shorthorn Division, Blue:
Kathryn Grimsbo, Lloyd Johnston,
Lloyd Johnston. Red: Lloyd John­
ston, Raymond Grimsbo.
Horse Showmanship, Red: Rose
Siedelman, Lina Wright. White: Miki
Owen. Tracy Owen.
Western Horsemanship Division,
Red: Rose Siedelman, Lina Wright,
Tracy Owen. White: Miki Owen.
Horse, Colt Division, Blue: Rose
Siedelman. Miki Owen, Tracy Owen
Horse, Mare Division. Blue: Rose
Siedelman. Red: Miki Owen. White:
Tracy Owen.
Sheep Showmanship. Red: Ray­
mond Grimsbo and Daniel Walker.
Sheep. Romney Division: Cham­
pion, Daniel Walker. Blue: Daniel
Walker
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