2 FFA Champion Chosen After Gardens, Food, Politics, Peaceful Bench vallis; Bob Eagleson, EddyviBe; Greg Rossner. McMinnville; Dexter Yokom. Enterprise; Lloyd Taylor, Sherwood; Jerry Cornwell, Joseph. Grand Champion, Gregg Rossner POULTRY John Zenter, Dayton; Jim Powell, The Dalles; Charles Gross, St. Helens.
SHEEP Joe Greeninger, North Marion; Rick Kahle. North Marion; Steve Dumdi. Yamhill-Carlton; Tom Sawtell. Molalla; Jim Willett, Wallowa: Gary Buyserie, Dallas. SHOWMANSHIP Jerseys.
Roger Daugherty; Guernsey, Kichard Staehely: Holstein, Roger Skoe, Canby; Other Breeds Bill Ellis. Molalla. Guernsey Cattle Gary Cruick- shank. Dayton; Dale Hester and Richard Hulit. Canby.
WOOL Mike Elmore. Grants Pass; Neil Jones, i Powder Valley; Garv Dallas: Ted Eichler arid Chuck Sparks. Hillsboro: Thomas Sawtell. Molalla; Robert Saver, Brownsville; Winton Jondahl, Cor- young circus lover in his base ment. Democratic or Goldwater but tons and literature (wisely Winners at Fair Richard Staehely, 20.
Canby, was declared grand champion dairy Future Fanners of America showman Friday at the State Fair. Staehely's project is eight registered Guernseys. Paul Jones, 17, Monmouth, won the grand champion sheep showman ribbon. Other champions in FFA competition included: William Hubble, Sheridan, Jersey cow; Richard Hulit, Canby, senior Guernseys; David Staehely. North Marion, grand and junior Guernseys; Gregg Rossner, Mc-MinnviUe, wool; Gary Buyserie, Dallas, female sheep; Jim Wil- lett, Wallowa, rams; Dale Hester, Canby, grand holsteins; Roger Daugherty, Molalla, junior holsteins; Dale Hester, Canby, senior Holsteins; Leonard Schrnidlin, Vernonia, grand senior and junior Ayshires.
Blue Ribbon winners: HOLSTEINS Ken Smith, North Marlon; Roger Skoe, Canby; Dale Hester, Canby, Roger Daugherty, Molalla. JERSEYS Roger Daughertv, Molalla; BiU Btssett, Newberg; Roger Skoe, Canby; Bill Hubble. Sheridan; Jim Blatchford, Hillsboro; Alan Schoonover. Canby. AYRSHIRES Leonard Schrnidlin, Vernonia; Tony Kundelius Forest Grove; Robert Fuquay, Vernonia.
GUERNSEYS Gary Cruick-shank, Dayton; Dale Hester, Canby; Richard Hulit. Canby. David Staehely, North Marion. By ALFRED C.JONES Capital Journal Writer The lost little boy gripping' his half -eaten lollipop didn't know where he had last seen his brother, he sniffed as he talked to an official of the Oregon State Fair Friday. But the whole day wasn't lost thousands of kids who surged through the turnstiles on Children's Day, which also happened to dc opening day.
CLAMOUR i ml mere was something for lost and found boys, and unlost adults, too, on the 172-acre State Fairgrounds, just enough different from last year to make worthwhile. 1 1 Sandwiched in between food -stands, from which smells varying from hot grease to teasing popcorn, were such things as the following: A glamorized, new floral occupied by plants and flowers that only the greenest of thumbs could grow a real fair highlight. Amazing hobbies on display upstairs in the foods buildine. such as the miniature, handmade farnr scene by a Salem cab driver, "Percy Dezotell, 254 Elmer Ave. NE.
LONG NIGHT The 142' pies entered in the foods competition a record for judges, who began hungry at 11 p.m. and finished with stomach aches at a. m. The miniature circus hobby entered by Tom Deibert, 1780 Grant St. NE, meticulously made by a Finnicum, 11, Grand Island.
(Capital Journal Photo) A WELCOME into the world hug was given to a 6-hour-old calf born at the State Fairgrounds this week by Steven Blue ribbons winners: Asters Mrs. Carl A. Schifferer, Turner; Marianne Crawford. Salem; Mrs. Hugh Aldrich.
Cottage Grove. Marigolds Mrs. Marion Schindler, Salem: frank C. Crawford, John T. Murray, both Salem.
Zinnias Frank Crawford, Mrs. Lloyd Rae. Mrs. Marion Schindler, Mrs. Charles Derthick, all Salem.
Gladiolus Mrs. Lloyd Rae, Mrs. Marion Schindler, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Haagenson.
all Salem; Mrs. John Schweizer, Tillamook. Dahlias Mrs. Ervin Bowden. Lur-lyn Long and Mrs.
Marion Schindler, all Salem; Bruce Bowden and Robert B. Miller, both Portland: Mrs. Adolph Still, Eagle Rock; Mrs. Guy Keller, Estacada. Green Bells of Ireland Mrs.
Guy Keller, Estacada. Calendula Mrs. Carl A. Schiferer, Turner. Calliopsis Emma Blaser, Tillamook, Celosia (plume of crested) Frank Crawford, Salem.
Cosmos Maude R. Rae, Salem, Hohhy Arranjers---Mrs. Lyle Craven, Cloverdale: Don Strausbaugh, Mrs. Keith Garwood. Mildred Gor- don, Richard Rees.
Mrs. Harvey W. Brown and Duane Farmen, all; Salem; Mrs. Maurice Sunderman, Stayton. Arrangements with produce i Harvest Time: Alice Batke, Tilla- mook; Bon AoetiU Florence Johnson, Salem; Rise Shine: Don Strausbaugh, Salem: Pllly Put the Kettle On: Don Strausbaugh, Sa- lem; Little Brown Jug: Mrs.
R. R. i Troxel. Salem: Busy as a Bee: Don Strausbaugh, Salem; Come and Get It: Vivian Worth, Dayton. Cut flowers Mrs Carl A.
Schif- I ferer. Turner; Marianne Crawford, Mrs. Marion Schindler, Frank C. Crawford, Mrs. Charles Derthick, i John T.
Murray, Mrs. L-iova use, Nellie and Jack' Gaacenson. Mrs. Ervin Bowden. Lurlyn Long's Salem: Mrs.
Hugh Aldrich, Cottage Grove: Mrs. John Schweizer. Tillamook: Bruce Bowden, Robert B. Miller, Portland: Mrs. Adolph Still.
Eagle Creek: Mrs. Guy Keller. Estacada: Emma Blaser. Tillamook: Jim Boyd, The Dalles; Maude R. Rae, Salem.
HOBBY ARRANGERS Mrs. Lyle Craven, Cloverdale: Donald Strausbaugh. Mrs. Keith Garwood, Mildred Gordon. Richard Rees, Mrs.
Havey W. Brown, Duane Farmen, Salem; Mrs. Maurice Sunderman, Stayton. AMATEUR GARDENS Capital Arrangers Guild, Salem Begonia Society, Little Garden Club of Salem Heights, Salem; Northwest Cactus Succulent Society, Mulino; Riverside Garden Club. Albany; Keizer Garden Club, Keizer.
CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon, Saturday, August 31, 1963, Sec. 1, Page 11 Everything's Bigger and barn Friday were listening to Western music. Therms a sturgeon named Herman in the Fish and Game Commission display, and a Shorthorn bull with eyelashes 2lz inches long, newest style craze, wigs and hairpieces in all shapes and colors. There are of course scheduled attractions and thrill shows and such, but try going to the fair and doing a little "people watching." Watch a farmer admire that Massey Ferguson Super ,90 By KIM GRAVELLE Capital Journal Writer You just can't "go to the fair" once every five years and let hV go at that it's too much of a continually-changing show. This year, exhibits in the commercial stalls came in brighter, newer pastel colors, grind better, spin faster, use- less oil or hold more water, make more or less noise.
They're more non-breakable, cost do more and are guaranteed to be guaranteed. The Jefseys in the cattle separated in the commercial ex hibits department). A model of the growing complex of freeways in Portland, showing how in the future a motorist can get lost faster. Several electronic machines to analyze personality or handwriting- And one of the few benches to rest upon can be found in the artistic booth upstairs in the commercial exhibits building, sponsored by a dozen peace groups, including the Salem Turn Toward Peace. It is peaceful.
Fishing Ban Meet Slated A proposed initiative measure that would close all, Oregon streams to commercial salmon fishing will be protested here Wednesday by a delegation of Astoria residents organized as th Salmon For All, Inc. State natural resources officials will be on hand that day for a meeting called by Gov. Mark King James IV of Scotland granted Sauchiemuir Castle to Sir James Murray provided that he set out three glasses of port on New Year's Eve for the ghost" of the King's grandmother. JAMES DANIELS Quits OSEA Job Since becoming executive sec-, retary of OSEA on Jan. 1, 1956, membership in the organization has grown from 4,700 to 12.500.
The organization has also ac quired its own headquarters building at 1515 State St. j- Daniels Will Leave As OSEA Leader Marion County High in 4-H Competition Flower Salem gardeners, both professional and amateur, marched to the forefront in Friday's garden show competition. 1 Sweepstakes winner in the Commercial Garden division was Jack Richards of Salem. Theme of the disvision was "Oregon Immigration." Richards' display was an Oriental Garden. There were three Salem sweepstakes winners in the amateur garden division.
They were the Salem Begonia Society, Grow and Show Bulb and Capital Arrangers. Weeks Gadiolus Gardens of Salem was the sweepstakes winner in gladiolus. Sweepstakes winner for the best arrangement in the Fair's Land Products Show was Salem's Donald Strausbaugh. Better fessionals and non-profession-The sweaters alone would put many an old gram' who's been knitting for years to shame, als alike. All are worth seeing.
Photographs in the international salon exhibit are really international from New Jersey and New Delhi, Rome and Gnome. This State Fair is kind of like San Francisco's Farmers' Market and Chicago's Merchandise Mart, balled together in a more homey version. As say down on the farm, it's jim-crackers. Fair iston; Shirley Wilson, Elgin; Susan Copin, Joseph; Linda Tubbin. Wallowa; Sherry Lane, Hillsboro; Cathey Crownover, Sandy; Bernice Amundsen, Judy Lake.
Astoria, Tonya Rite, Glide; Jacquelyn Lie-ske, Marilvn Post, Portland; Lorraine Stark. Grass Valley; Susan Simmons, Tillamook; Pearl Wilson, Joan Zurcher, Hillsboro; Sheila Boston, Troy; Mona Eaken. Grass Valley; Lynn Miles. Oregon City: Sheri Thompson, Milwaukie; Terri Stewart, areola; Linda Neige-bauer, Newport: Beverly Sohn, Salem; Judie Stiller. Milton Freewater; Karen Markman, Valerie Inge, bo.
The Dalles. Advanced Kitting Marilyn Day, Lapine: Terri Sprenger, Troutdale; Cathy VonBorstel, Rosalee Eslinger, Grass Valley; Robin Reid, Enterprise: Linda Cael, The Dalles; Carolyn Devine. Lois Drummond. Portland; Marlene Eubanks, Arlington; Dea DeCamp, Fairview. CANNING Other blue ribbon winners Judy Harris, Roseburg: Kerma Cant, Dayville; Carol Rupprecht.
Beaver-ton; Janet Grinnelk, Cheryl Jean Miller, Portland: Edna Gray. Astoria; Kristin Koos. Tangent: Lillian Larwood, Independence; Nancy Terjensen. Salem: Joy Von Borstel, Grass Valley; Roslyn and Roberta Farver, Bonnie Bailey, Junction City; Patricia Wilson, Lebanon; Dana Garboden, Bend; Joyce Williams Amity; Susan Merz, Parkdale. FOODS Advanced Foods Kathy Monroe, Corvallis.
Overnighters Menu Champion, Nancy Hatch, Portland; Mark Hamlin, Corvallis. a Outdoor Cooks (One Twister) Champion. Fred Bailey, Junction City; Bruce Campbell, Arne Wid-man, Baker; Sharon Nelson, Milwaukie; Freddie Cunningham, Powers; Danny Babcock. Prineville; Kathleen Panner, Ellen Summers, Bend; Kathy 1 Reedsport; Barbara Preston, Prairie City; Todd Schlegel, Albany; Janice Kemp, Portland; Nancy Nelson, Pendleton. Outdoor Chefs (Three Twisters) Gerald Leech, Greg Letts, John Letts, Lewis Letts, Toledo.
Overnighters (Cornbread) Caroline Watts, Grants Pass: Trudie Brooks, Arlington. Outdoor Chefs (One Article) Champion, Carsten von Borstel. Grass Valley; Pat Edwards, Cot Clothing III Marilyn Brown, Baker; Judy Weir, Richland; Mary Marquiss, Corvallis: Becky Guild, Mo lalla; Sandra Webb, Milwaukie; Lillian Clark, Prineville: Linda McDonald, Redmond; Martha Anderson, Glide; Christine Huebner, Reedsport; Marta Asai and Terri Goe, both of Hood River; Wanda Stubbs, Cascade Locks; Patty Tarn, ura, Parkdale; Linda WaddelL Eagle Point; Marianne Harvey, Grants Pass; Sherri Manning and Linda Vanderhoff, both of Klamath Falls: Anabelle Barclay, Alsea; Annabelle Barclay. Alsea; Marianne Mills. Waldport: Susan MiUer and Charlene, both of Siletz: Nancy Bierly, Harrisburg: Kathy Erstrom, Vale; Rosanne Namba.
Ontario; Margo Lee Hampton, Salem: Susan Eakin, Grass Valley; Karen Thompson, Moro; Christine Hunt, Stanfield; Christy Cornett, La Grande; Kathy Stangel, Enterprise; Carol Mayhew, Maupin; Kathleen Benz, Tigard: Donna Sunderland, Michelle McCreery, Suzanne Pratt and Gloria Reif. all of Portland; Linda Youngberg, Hillsboro: Darre-lyn McQuillan, Fossil; Susan Dare, Newberg; Roxie Entrikin, Madras. Clothing VI Kay Elliott. Dallas; Gretchen Fischer. Willamina: Mona Haasch, Milton-Freewater: Ann Faf-fei.
Walla Walla; Jo Anne Johnson. Wallowa: Annette Kennedy, Joseph; Donna Duvall. The Dalles: Tean Hiatt. Hillsboro. Sara McKean, Portland: Dianne Raburn.
Madras: Janet Meier, Boring, Judy Henningsen, Diesel with a look of fresh furrows in his eyes. Watch a young couple explore one of the many "prefab" homes built to order for honeymooners. Watch children's faces. Watch the lights of the midway through a cotton-candy ball and for the first time in, let's see, 17 years? let your hands get sticky-gummy. Any number of things are available for that very purpose.
On the more serious side, spend 20 minutes in the 4-H building-especially if you're Blue ribbon- winners were: PHOTOGRAPHY i Junior Lori Zumwalt, Albany; Ricky Schramm, Milwaukie; Bruce Hancock, Depoe Bay; Linda Bader, Gienedeo Beach; Laura Kellogg, Troutdale; Ann Lute, Dallas; Susan Woods, The Dalles. Intermediate Keta Daetz, Tava Daetz, Corvallis; Julia Smith, St. Paul; Marian Maes, Portland; Russell Roundy. Joseph: Senior Paul Schaaf, Charleston; Carla LyndsJ Redmond; Cheryl reuer, saiem. Advanced black and white Mark Gilhousem, The Dalles.
Advanced with negative, William. Paxton Hoag III, Astoria; Ruth Wilson, Central Point; Lissy Dolexal, Salem. Enlargements William Paxton Hoag, Terry Elton, Susan Foster, Larry Lange, Edward Woods, The Dalles. Color slides, Carol Babcock, Prinevillej Douglas MacPherson, Albany; Charlyne Demonnin, Portland; Roger Hamlin, Corvallis. WOOL DRESS-COAT ENSEMBLE Mary Gathercoal, Elaine Simpson, Corvallis; Iona McCord, Glide; Car-olee Kuest, Medford; Janet Kropf, Albany; Lynn Burkenbine, Hepp-ner; Cheryl Clark, Peggy Swensen, Dallas; Katherine Beckman, Grass Valley; Becky Tohl, Tillamook; Sharon Lundell, Pendleton; Mary Benz, Tigard, Marlene Eubanis, Arlington, WOOL DRESSES Kay Elliot, Dallas; Gretchen Fischer, Willamina; Mona Milton Fret water; Maffeik," Walla Walla; Joe Anne Johnson, Wallowa; Annette Kennedy Joseph; Donna Duval, The Dalles; Jean HI-att, Hillsboro; Sara McKean, Portland; Dianne Raburn, Madras; Jan et Meier, Boring, Judy Hennlngsen, Astoria; Nancy Skidmore, Vernoia; Marilyn Schotte and Shirley Schotte, Grants Pass; Myrene Merrill; Sandra Brumbaugh, Tole.
do; Alrene Almquist, Silverton; Carol Zeek, Salem and Arleta Mc-Cabe, lone. SCHOOL DRESSES Janet Polk, Sharon Thomas', Evonne Colson, Grants Pass; Barf bara Ewing, Becky McLoughlin, Eugene; Diane Kirkland, Walport; Kethleen Klzer, Harrisburg; Joyce Lenoz, Kathey Murrow and Sharon Wallace, Lebaonn; Julie Sommeriet, Garden Clubs, Fuchiaa El wood Taylor. Dallas, Oregon; tuberous begonias Frank Gerdon, Mrs. Ronald Troxel. Salem.
COMMERCIAL EXHIBITORS Gladiolus Harvey Hallett. Stl-verton; Bill Wagner. Independence. Dahlias Bateman's Dahlias. Portland: Ward's Gardens.
Salem: Loft Acres Dahlias. Troutdale. Bnnzat Silverton Greenhouse, Silverton. FLORISTS Display centering around picture-Mildred Decker. Donald-Lee, Evelya Benner, Marty Adams.
Mrs. Dexter Smith. Salem; Mrs. Roy Thwaite, Portland. Greenhouse grown chrysanthemums Spidell's Fine Plants, Eugene.
Greenhouse grown foliage plants E. T. Melvin, Woodbum. Greenhouse blooming plants Cherry City Orchid Society, Salem. Sweepstakes winner Flower Box, Salem.
Lcbanonitc Gets Wish, In Prison Walter Wads Slocum, It, of Lebanon, got his wish Friday He was sent to prison. Slocum asked the Lane County Circuit Court last week to revoke his probation and send him to prison. He said he'd rather serve a two-year term and get It over with, than spend five years on probation. Judge William Fort revoked probation after reviewing a psychiatric examination report on Slocum. The report said there was no reason to deny Slocum's request.
Slocum was placed on, probation last October after his plea of guilty to a charge of attempting extortion. son, La Grande: Susan Johnson, Cove; Connie Obendorf, Alicel; Co leen McLaughlin, The Dalles; Glenda Van Gilder, Antelope: Susaa Claeys, Hillsboro; Carol Stone, Amity; Linda Lindstrom. Portland: Sally Rodriguez, Madras; Carolyn Conn, Lakeview; Carol McGarr, Homestead; Carsten Von Borstel, Grass Valley; Garv Brinkert, Sherman; Bonnie and liancv Wood, Mer-lin; Susan Noble, Klamath Falls; Benny Barclay, Alsea: Leona Barclay, Waldport; Beveriv Henderson, Tangent: Phyllis Weston, Albany; Karen Nagaki, Ontario: Marilyn Saito, Weiser, Idaho; Donna Huey, Salem. Nuts and Fruits Debra Barta, Homestead; Susan Barratt, Corvallis; Frieda Mason. Oak Grove; Elise Stennick, Rainier; Jill Bushong.
Coos Bav; Donna Dumont, North. Bend; Bimla Pal, Coos Bay; Cathy Maul, Redmond; Margo Ediger, John Day: Paula Chamberlin. Hood River; Estelle Davenport, Grants Pass; Sue Gallagher, Eugene; Joan Bradshaw, Halsey; Judy Cox, Lebanon; Carylee Mefford, Nyssa; Bil-lie Williamson, Aurora; Laura Kellogg. Troutdale; Margaret Norton, Portland: Bob Grim, Don Grim, Willamina; Ann Lute. Dallas: Mar-cia Hanford, La Grande: Sharon Hook.
Wallowa; Cheryll Churchley, Beaverton; Vivian Stirewalt. Spray; Lois Callaway, Christine Dickson, Portland; Trudie Brooks, Arlington. All-Purpose Muffins Mary Marquiss. Corvallis; Susan Anderson, Milwaukie; Susan Jurasin, Annette Windh, Julianne Wood, Astoria; Clifford Carpenter, St. Helens: Pamala Gardiner, Gobel: Janice Liday, Myrtle Point; Cheryl Cof-felt.
Bend; Michele Dupper. Roseburg; Becky Rehder, Mt. Vernon; Deborah Lyddon. Parkdale: Anne Dube. Marcia McGeary.
Medford; Harriet Fischer. Grants Pass; Mara-lee Reppe. Klamath Falls; Gall Teneyck, Lebanon; Bonnie Abelin, Boring; Vicky McWhirter. Dallas; Cheryl Olmstead. Hermiston: SallT Carter, La Grande: Chris Cottrell, Louise Single.
Portland; Mary Mc-Ghie. Carlton: Marv Schaeffer. Nancy Schalock. McMinnville; Col-lette Beebe, Nancy Kishpaugh. Portland; Sherri Reid, Madras: Jackie Richards, Madras; Marianne Pettv-john.
Arlington; Gayle Johnson. Sheridan; Londa Weter. Jacksonville: Virginia Cate, Lebanon: David Perin, Corvallis; Cynthia Harper, Prineville; Paula Blasen, Portland: Janet Brandt, Patti Wall. Dallas; Lucv Thew. cove: Manr Lou Paine.
Dundee. jorie Monroe. Milton-Freewater; SyU via Smith, Hermiston; Shirley Wil-son. Elgin; Susan Coppin, Joseph; Linda Tubbin, Wallowa; Sherry Lane, Hillsboro. Intermediate Knitting Cathy Crownover.
Sandy; Judy Lake, Astoria: Tonya Wright, Glide; Jacquelyn Lieske, Marilyn Post, Portland; Lorraine Stark, Grass Valley; Susan Simmons, Tillamook; Peart Wilson, Joan Zurcher. Hillsboro; Sheila Boston, Troy; Mona Eakin, Grass Valley. Intermediate Knitting I) Lytine Miles. Oregon City; Sheri Thompson, Milwaukie: Terri Stewart, Mar-cola; Linda Neigebauer. Newport: Beverly Sohn.
Salem: Judie Stiller, Milton-Freewater: tK-aren Markman. The Dalles; Berniee Amundsen. Astoria. Advanced Knitting A Marilyn Day, Lapine; Terri Sprenger, Troutdale; Cathy Von Borstel. Grass Valley; Robin Reid, Enterprise; Linda Cael, The Dalles; Carolyn Devins.
Lois Drummond. Portland; Marlene Eubanks, Arlington. Advanced Knitting Dea De- Camp, Fairview; Rosalee Eslinger. Lrrass vaney. Junior Hand Tools Bruce Schmldl-kofer.
Forest Grove. David Hessel-man and Rickie Fletcher, both of Portland. Senior fany Tools) Ronald Evera, Forest Grove. Junior Power Tools Jim Edwards, Cottage Grove. Lonnie Rose.
Florence, and Fred Palmblad, The executive secretary of the Oregon State Employes Associa- tion has resigned effective Oct. 31. but no action has been taken to name a successor. 1 James B. Daniels, who has held the top administrative job in OSEA since 1956, said today he plans to remain in the Salem area.
NO FUTURE PLANS He didn't disclose his future plans but said he is studying several possibilities. Daniels has been a member of the Salem School Board for three years. An attorney, Daniels jvas an assistant attorney general for the Oregon State Highway Department before being named to the OSEA post. NATIVE OF SOUTH A native of North Carolina and a graduate of Duke University, he has taught law at the University of Oregon and University of Denver. Daniels is also presently the president of the National Assembly of Governmental Employes and 'jiejrt week will attend the regional meeting of the organization in New Hampshire, tage Grove; Kenny Kemp, Jean Whiteneaa, joaene onow, lone.
Food Preparation Champion, Esther Bell, Corvallis; Linda Chambers, Baker: Brenda Barratt, Corvallis; Linda Humphrey, Monroe; Melva Richey, Myrna Richey, Boring; Arlene Yoder, Molalla: Martha Rastnussen, Astoria; Sherie Anderson, Rainier; Susan Fogel, Margaret Magruder. Clatskanie: Caroline Busick, Coquille: Renee Carlson. Coos Bay; Pat Milne, Coquille; Paula Schaaf, Charleston; Linda Taylor, LaPine; Linda Ulm, Winston; Renae Boyd. Mt. Vernon; Barbara Noji, Parkdale: Carol Takasumi, Hood River; Debra Kennedy, Klamath Falls; Norma Halla-dev.
Junction City; Carol Fieber, Toledo; Carol Haslett, Alsea; Ra-mona Thorne. Toledo; Jennifer Githens, Harrisburg; Connie Wilkinson, Lebanon: Carrie Saito, Midori Yoshihara, Margaret Kirk, St. Paul; Dee Jamieson, Kathleen Ryan, Portland; Maureen Wheeler, Boring; Carol Dempsey, Independence; Douglas Fanning. Amity; Cathy Everest. Cloverdale: Jo Anne Haltiner.
Hebo; Maria McNary, Mil-ton-Freewater; Ruth Ann Barr, Union; Sonya I Lozier, Enterprise; Nancy Remington, The Dalles; Joan Leichtman. Vickie Leichtman. Hillsboro; Peggy McCallum, Beaverton; Jean Prindle, Fossil; Judy Johnson, Lavon Mauer, Sheridan; Versa Weideman, Amity; Peggy Root, Madras; Carol Vandecar. Bridgeport; Roxie Entrikin, Madras; Susan McCoy, Irrigon; Priscilla Allen, Corvallis; Kristine Anderson, Col-ton: Kathryn Denning. Dana Garboden.
Sandra Hensley, Nanette Shoults. Bend; Barbara Crane. Hood River; Shirley Roach, Central Point; Mary Lee Jaeobson, Alvadore; Susan Turley, Alsea; Joy Von Borstel, Grass Alicia Ann Bates, La Grande; Pamela Peyron, Island City; Nancy Head, Maupin; Pat Ryan, The Dalles: Barbara Cowgill, Sherwood; Jody Jaross, Portland: Sally Frost, Madras. Food Adventures (Plain Butter Cake) Cheryl Dinger. Baker; Bruce Benton, Brian Jack.
Corvallis: Cathy Summers. Milwaukie; Barbara Lyon, Gina Maher, Astoria; Zenda Ellis, Vernonia; Deborah Griffith, St. Helens; John Shilling, Coquille: Sandra Fischer. Portland; Krista Jaeobson, Patricia Mc-Crae, Roberta McCrae, Monmouth; Terl Kaliber. Tillamook; Cathy Wornstaff.
Rockaway; Christine Hunt, Christine John one of those people who think today's kids are getting slack. If you lined all the rabbits in the rabbit barn four abreast, not only would they probably reach China, they'd soon take over the world. There's an, exhibition of the And a must: visit the second-floor art gallery and international photography exhibit in the big southeast corner commercial building. Photographs include some by CJ photographer Gerry Lewin. The 700 paintings displayed by Oregon artists are by pro Salem; Gerry Vice, Prlneville; Kristine Cooper, Camas Valley; Lyn Medford, Roseburg; Bailee Brown, Dayvllle; Jan Ca vender, Monument; Linda Tamara, Hood River; Marsha Wilson, Central Point; Gail Kofford, Baker; Myrna Richey, Boring; Millie Rutledge, Joanne VanBerger, Milwaukie, Susan King, Mildred Vinson, Astoria; Judy Yoder, Hubbard; Cherl Carter, Sclo; Ruth Freaner, Mary McClouskey, Lebanon, Betty Dolezal, Salem; Betty Clark, Charlene Hamilton, Jean-nette ill woe Dallas.
BEES Blue ribbon winners were Waiter Petty, Ronald Cosier, Stephen Moore and Sylvia Petty, Albany: Barbara Ewing. Eugene; Roger Schoenborn and Paul Schoenborn, Salem. LEATHERCRAFT Blue Ribbon winners Billy Trump, Elgin; Ricky Hamilton, Wallowa; Linda Campbell and Keith Page, Milwaukie; Eugene Lampl, Astoria; Trudy Karrer, Bend; Jer-Tie Allen, Oregon City; Tommy Norton, Mitchell; Vonna Seal, Terrebonne; Bill Moore, Long Creek; Jeanne Webber, Fort Rock; David Hanson, RonellLong and Beverly Roberts, Portland; Marilyn Thornton, Brookings. KNITTING Other blue ribbon winners beginningLynn Johnson, Cove: Rebecca Teach, Corvallis; Judy Franklin, Milwaukie; Bonnie Tullock. Columbia City; Norma Kribs, Bend; Linda Armitage, Eagle Point: Marsha Wilson, Central Point; Cynthia Charley, Medford; Janet Morrison, Grants Pass; Johanna Leovey, Albany; Barbara Kuhn, Henna Sue Long, Salem: Sheryl Schweizer, Tillamook: Lee Hamilton.
Wallowa; Betty Tollefsen. Hillsboro: Reitha Simpson, Newberg. Intermediate Linda Berg, Hood River; Joy Blank-enship. Sweet Home; Lindsay Bald-ner, Milton Freewater; Larken Lou Freels, Wallowa; Annette Kennedy; Joseph; Debora Ollis, Lostine; Barbara Cowgill, Sherwood; Marilyn Muilenberg, Sherwood; Karlene Gut-try. Sheridan; Patty Tarbell, Portland; Carolyn Conn, Julie Koop, Lakeview; Marilyn Monroe, Mar-jorie Monroe; Milton Freewater; Carol Ann Kotyo, Corvallis; Donna LUly, Milwaukie; Linda Marcum, Coquille; Sheryl Severens, Port Or-ford; Ilene Mitchel, Medford: Shirley Roach.
Central Point; Sharon Mick Merrill; Sylvia Smith, Herm? Lute, Dallas, was named champion with her entry of a blue and green flowered print cotton dress. Champion in the knitting divisions was Pat Brown, Tygh Valley, who entered a black ski cap and pompom TV slippers. Reserve champion was Rita Hammond, Grass Valley. Patty Davis, Salem, picked up top honors in the advanced knitting division for combining colors in a pair of yellow and brown argyle socks. In the intermediate division, Janda Suty, Merrill, was named champion with Joy Ann Brady, Grass Valley, runner-up.
An expert knitter from Milwaukie, Margaret Palm, was named champion in the most advanced knitting division. Other honors were won by Karen Dancer, Myrtle Creek, and Jessie Brander of Grass Valley. Here are other blue ribbon winners: son, Lebanon; Robin Baker, Oregon City; Terry Harold, Lebanon; Janice Kemp, Portland; and Carol Fieber, Toledo. Jey Lemcke, Seneca won championship honors in leathercraft. Knitting division champions were Patty Davis, Salem; Pat Brown, Tygh Valley; Rita Ham-mon, Joy Ann Brady, Jessie Brander, all Grass Valley; Jan-da Stuty, Merrill; Karen Dancer, Myrtle Creek; and Margaret Palm, Milwaukie.
Other 4-H champions included: Kathy Monroe, Corvallis, advanced foods; Nancy Hatch, Portland, overnighters menu; Fred Bailey, Junction City, outdoor cooks; Carsten von Brostel, Grass Valley, outdoor chefs, menu; Esther Bell, Corvallis, food preparation. Ann Lute, simple sleeveless shift dress; Joann Werth, Willamina; Karla Tohl, Tillamook; clothing VI; Louis Gearhart, Coquille; Ltssy Dole-zal, Salem; advanced clothing. before the fair opened. Marion County finally began to take its share of championships Friday in the 4-H division of the Oregon State Fair. A trio of Marion County 4-H club' members? took first place honors in the team rabbit judging contest.
However Gary Gilpatrick of Grants Pass'was named top individual judge. Fifteen-year-old Pauline Wolfe of Salem won the division for advanced photography, including negatives with six photos ranging from a church interior to land scapes and character studies. COLOR PRINTS WIN Rita Cummrrjs, also of Salem, had the champion display of sis color prints, Mark Elliot, Dallas, nabbed top honors in the Intermediate division for hand tools. Gary Corhett, 14-year-old Molalla youth was one of five who shared top; honors in the 4-H Forestry competition. Other champions werje Barbara Wilkin except for that squash, just (Capital Joiirnal Photo) 4-H Fair Champs Announced Astoria: Nancy Skidmore, Vernonia; Marilyn Schotte and Shirley Schotte, both of Grants Pass; Myrene Cunningham.
Merrill; Sandra Brumbaugh, Toledo; Arlene Almquist. Silverton; Carol Zeek, Salem, and Arleta McCabe, lone; Beginning Knitting A Lynn Johnson, Beginning Knitting Rebecca Teach, Corvallis: Judy Franklin, Milwaukie; Bonnie Tullock. Columbia, City; Norma Kirbs, Bend; Linda Armitage, Eagle Point; Marsha Wilson. Central Point; Cynthia Char-ley, Medford; Janet Morrison, Grants Pass; Johanna Leovey, Albany; Barbara Kuhn, Renna Sue Long, Salem: Sheryl. Schweizer.
TU-lamook: Lee Hamilton, Wallowa; Betty Tollefsen. Hillsboro; Reitha Simpson, Newberg. Intermediate Knitting A Linda Bergum, Hood River; Joy Blanken-ship, Sweet Home; Lindsay Bald-ner. Mil ton Fmw a ter Karen Lou Freels, Wallowa, Annette Kennedy, Joseph; Deborah Ollis, Lostine: Barbara Cowgill, Sherwood; Marilyn Muilentoum, Sherwood; Karlene Gut-try. Sheridan; Patty TarbelL Portland.
Intermediate Knitting Carolyn Conn; Lakeview; Julie Koop, Lakeview: Marilyn Monroe, Milton-Freewater; Carol Ann Kotyo. Corvallis: Donna Lilly. Milwaukie: Linda Marcum, Coquille; Sheryl Severn. Port Orford; Ilene Mitchel. Medford: Shirley Roach.
Central Point; Scaros Micka, Merrill; Max- Championships in 4-H woodworking, knitting and clothing divisions were announced today by Oregon State Fair officials. In woodworking, Robert Earls, Salem, was named champion in the senior division with his entry of a knicknack shelf. Intermediate division champion was Mark Elliott, Dallas, who built an oak stool to take top honors. Two Forest Grove brothers, Paul and Linus Hermens, were named champions in the junior and intermediate power tools divisions. Paul took top honors in the junior division with entry of mahogany bookcase.
Linus was tops in the intermediates with a corner step table. Named co-champions of the Clothing VI division were Joann Werth, Willamina, and Karla Tohl, Tillamook. Special awards, for all wool dresses went to Betty Gilbert. Pilot Rock, "and a Tollefson, Hermiston. In Clothing III competition, Ann( WALTER McMANlS of Central Point was among the delegation which made Jackson County'sooth so attractive for the Oregon State Fair.
It was complete,.
