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V- n't 7J -V 58 Santa Cruz Sentinel Sunday, September 25, 1977' 1977 Santa Cruz County Fair Competition Results Anhorn of Scotts Valley, 3rd; Kathleen Manzo of Santa Cruz. 2nd; Eleawr E. Tilley of Boulder Creek, 1st; Christina Anhorn of Scotts Valley, 2nd; Pam Maloiey of Santa Cruz, 1st; Geneva Colandick of Soquel, 2nd; Dan Rae Fassnacht of Santa Cnz, 1st; Yvonne J. Pearson, of Santa Cruz, 2nd; Mary Ellen khterberg of Santa Cruz, 2nd; Christine Anhorn of Scotts Vdley, 1st; Mariln Amolsch of Japitola, 1st; Judith Ann Lindof Scotts Valley, 3rd. Catherine Ichleb of Santa Cruz, 1st; Dona Wake of Ben Lomond, 1st; Geneva Colandick of Soquel, 3rd; Miriam Fa'atuai of Santa Cruz, 3rd; Kathleen Manzo of Santa Cruz, 1st; Lon-nie Chin of Sajta Cruz, 3rd; Eudora Barns if Aptos, 3rd; Jerri Tanner of Freedom, 2nd; Karen Abono of Scotts Valley, 3rd; Dian Rae Fassnacht of Santa Cruz, 2nd; Gloria E.

McGee of Santi Cruz, 1st; Goldie Berning of Santa Cruz, 2nd; Theo Anderson of Santa Cruz, 1st Ruby Vard of Santa Cruz, 2nd G. Rodiholz of Santa Cruz, 1st; Marjirie L. King of Santa Cruz, 2nd; Patricia Spooner of Felton, 3rt; Louise Called of Santa Crc, 3rd; Stephanie Kaehler of toquel, 1st; Stanley I. Roberts of Scotts Valley, 2-3rds; Irew O'Hannesian of Aptos, 1st; Ihil Brant of Aptos, 3rd; Jean MPeterson of Aptos, 2nd; Patty Ruse of Santa Cruz, 1st; Susan Ttompson of Santa Cruz, 3rd. Kristin Sofield of Soquel, 3rd; Rainy Rssano of Soquel, 3rd; Miriam Fa'atuai of Santa Cruz, 1st 2d; Claudia Scott of Ben Lomd, 3rd; Frank Smith of Santa Cruz, 1st; Kay Fletscher of Bn Lomond, 1st; Donna Tranctna of Santa Cruz, 3rd; Tomfudson of Santa Cruz, 1st; Dona M.

Pesce of Santa Cruz, 3rd; Grace Hack well of freedom, 1st; Echo Jensen Soquel, 2nd; Clifford J. Speeman of Freedom, 1st. Rose M. More of Aptos, first; Dorothy Mhoff of Aptos, 1st; Frances S. Jmes of Aptos, second; Lloyd J.

Inn of Felton, first; Sandy Gerjensmeyer of Santa Cruz, third; Jim Gerkensmeyer of Santa Cruz, first and Diane Siller of Ben Lomond, third. I PRESERVEDFOODS Canned Jices Anna Von Schelbf Freedom, 2-lsts, l-2nd, ltd; Rainy Bassano of Soquel l-2nd, l-3rd; Polly J. Loftin I Freedom, 1- lst; Shirley J. rkvenport of Santa Cruz, l-2nd. Canned Friits Polly J.

Loftin i Freedom, 2- lsts; Lewis S. Deasy of Capitola, 1-lst, l-lid; Anna Von Schell of Fredom, 2-lsts, 3- 2nds, 3-3rds, Mlhs; Sandy Gerkensmeyer Santa Cruz, l-2nd; Naomi Sjaw of Santa Cruz, 1-lst. I Canned etablei Anna Von Schei of Freedom, 4- lsts, 2-2nds, ljrd; Lewis S. Deasy of Capitol, 2-2nds. Pickles, Relives, Sauces Lewis S.

Deafr of Capitola, first. Pickled WholeString Beans Lewis S. Deaiy of Capitola, first; Betty Victor of Soquel, third. i PickledBeets donck of Santa Cruz. 1-BOS, 1-lst, l-2nd, l-3rd, 1st in advance showmanship; Christine Williams of Santa Cruz, 3-lsts.

SENIOR RABBITS Becky Brehmer of Scotts Valley. l-3rd; Jay Horn of Capitola, 1-BOB, 3-lsts. 3-2nds, l-3rd; Rusty McBee of Boulder Creek, 1-lst, l-2nd; Mike Maclellan of Ben Lomond, l-2nd. Todd Riley of the Scotts Valley Pioneer 4-H club exhibited the grand champion marketed Iamb. It was also named a 4-H champion.

Senior Home Economics Santa Cruz County Fair winners in the Senior Home Economics (Clothing and Textiles, Wearing Apparel and Accessories) are as follows: Candice Knight of Capitola, 1st and 3rd; Gloria Tanner of Freedom, 3rd; Frances Currier of Ben Lomond, 3rd; Candice Knight of Capitola. 2nd; Mar-jorie L. King of Santa Cruz, 3rd; Geneva Colendick of Soquel, 2nd; Mary Meusel of Aptos, 3rd; Susan Binich of Aptos, 3rd. Mary Meusel of Aptos, 3rd; Geneva Colendick of Soquel, 3rd; Ann Holmes of Aptos, 2nd; Paula Reidt of Santa Cruz, 3rd; Geneva Colendick of Soquel, 2nd; Jacquie Rees of Santa Cruz, 2nd; Geneva Colendick of Soquel 3rd; Candace Knight of Capitola, 2-3rds, 2-2nds, 2-lsts; Marjorie L. King, 1st; Karen Schwerling of Aptos, 2nd; Jacquie Rees of Santa Cruz, 2nd; Katherine Greer of Felton, 3rd.

Candace Knight of Capitola, 1st; Geneva Colendick of So-qeul, 2nd; Janet E. Oneto of Scotts Valley, 1st; Mary Ellen Achterberg of Santa Cruz, 3rd. Christina Anhorn of Scotts Valley, 1st; Mary Ellen Achterberg of Santa Cruz, 2nd; Bertha Shepherd of Santa Cruz, 1st; Jacquine Rees of Santa Cruz, 1st; Geneva Colendick of Soquel, 5-lsts, 5-2nds; 2-3rds; Candace Knight of Capitola, 1-lst, 4-2nds; Mary F. Soloman of Ben Lomond, 3rd; Theo Anderson of Santa Cruz, 2nd; Mary Meusel of Aptos, 2nd; Kathleen Manzo of Santa Cruz, 4- lsts, 3-2nds; Minnie Rider of Santa Cruz, 3rd; Janet E. Oneto of Scotts Valley, 2nd; Sandi Gillispie of Santa Cruz, 3rd.

Eleanor Gregory of Davenport, 2nd; Jacquine Rees of Santa Cruz, 3-lsts; Anita P. Welch of Ben Lomond, 3rd; Jo Hamilton of Aptos, 1st; Edna M. Lynn of Santa Cruz, 1st; Mary Ellen Achterberg of Santa Cruz, 1st; Carol Norie of Felton, 3rd; Frances J. Jones of Aptos, 1st; Irene Darbyshire of Santa Cruz, 2-lsts, 2-2nds; Sandra A. Rudd of Soquel, 2nd; Stanley I.

Roberts of Scotts Valley, 2nd; Carol Norie of Capitola, 3rd; Grace Cop-pernoll of Santa Cruz, 1st; Stanley I. Roberts of Scotts Valley, 3rd. Geneva Colandick of Soquel, 5- lsts, 2-2nds, l-3rd; Britt M. Smith of Aptos, 2nd; Margaret Ann Carpenter of Santa Cruz, 1-lst, l-3rd; Kathleen Nelson of Santa Cruz, 2nd; Geneva Colandick of Soquel, 4-lsts; Grace Coppernoll, 1st; Kathleen Manzo of Santa Cruz, 3rd; Stanley I. Roberts of Scotts Valley, 1st.

Irene Darbyshire of Santa Cruz, 1st; Kathleen Manzo of Santa Cruz, 2nd; Christina ley, resident senior champion, resident grand champion. 4-H SINGLE MARKET LAMB DIVISION APTOS: Bambi lies, l-2nd; Ronnie lies, l-2nd; Cherie Titos, l-2nd, l-3rd; David Brumfield, l-2nd; Beverly Trengove, 1-lst; Jeff Silva, 2-2nds; David Hardy, l-2nd. CORRALITOS: Karen Mellow, 1-lst, l-3rd; Jackie Costock, 2-2nds; Karen Beach, l-2nd; Carla Beach, l-2nd. FELTON: Robert Campbell, 1- 2nd; Sue Lautze, 1-lst, l-2nd; Gaben Chancellor, l-3rd; Janee Johnson, 1-lst; Terri Roberts, 2- lsts; Chuck Reason, l-2nd; Kevin McClish, 1-lst; Rich Campbell, 1-lst; Robin Johnson, l-2nd; Kevin Olds, l-2nd; Wendy Powers, 1-lst; Colleen Reason, 1-lst; Mike Boy ton, 1-lst. SANTA CRUZ: Leslie Berman, 2-2nds; Pam Dalke, 1-lst; Holly Endres, 2-2nds; Karri Garcia, 1-lst; Robin Heppe, l-2nd; John Preckel; l-2nd; Michael Bird, 1-lst; Terri Blankholm, 2-2nds; Lisa Enders, l-2nd; Tina Karrle, l-2nd; Karen Long, 1-lst, l-2nd; Cindy Preckel, l-2nd, l-3rd; Keith Robers, 2-2nds; Baird Tarr, 1-lst, l-2nd; Dawn Torkeson, 2-2nds; Kristina Long, l-2nd; Gina Roberts, 1-lst, l-2nd; Rashell Heppe, l-3rd; Mark Hunt, l-2nd.

Wende Jack, 1-lst, l-3rd; Janet Preckel, l-2nd; Debbie Smith, l-2nd; Jenny Smith, l-2nd; Doug Westervelt, l-3rd; Kelly Wooton, 2-lsts; Nikki Giles, l-2nd; Mike Coleman, 1-lst; Tony Jack, l-2nd; Karen Jern, 2-lsts; Arthur Long, 1-lst; Teresa Milligan, l-2nd; Cathy Tarr, 2-2nds; Leslie Tax-era, l-2nd; Lynn Hunt, l-2nd; Peggy Karrle, 1-lst; Jeff Kinzle, l-2nd; Joan Stilleke, l-2nd; Andy Wooton, 1-lst, 1- 2nd; Lacie Gray, l-2nd; Tony Jack, l-2nd; Alan Dalke, 1-lst; Miles Dalke, l-3rd. SCOTTS VALLEY: Hans Brehmer, 1-lst, l-3rd; Doreen Johnson, 1-lst; Marie Pielage, 2- lsts, Todd Riley, 1-lst, l-2nd; Jeff Townsend, l-3rd; Joe Wentworth, 1-lst, l-3rd; David Johnson, 1-lst, l-2nd; Todd Riley, 4-H Champion, Grand Champ. SENIOR DAIRY GOATS APTOS: Mary Dep. l-2nd. SANTA CRUZ: Jodi Frediani, 6-lsts, 3-2nds, l-3rd, Junior Champion, Res.

Sr. Champion, Res. Grand Champion, Senior Champion, Grand Champion, Best Doe In Show. 4-H SHEEP BREEDING SCOTTS VALLEY: Ken Sanderson, 2-lsts; and Judson, l-3rd. SOQUEL: Karen Jern, l-3rd; Kathleen Nespolo, 3-lsts, 4-2nds, l-3rd, senior champion ram.

4-H RABBITS Robby Van Dierendonck of Santa Cruz, first in advance showmanship trophy; Brian Dwyer of Santa Cruz, first in novice showmanship. Tiny Apon of Aptos, 1-lst; Pamela Bonnema of Freedom, 1-lst, l-2nd; Desiree Carmichael of Boulder Creek, 1- BOS, 2-lsts, 2-2nds, l-3rd; Kevin Garcia of Soquel, l-2nd, 2- 3rds; Debbie Geppert of Aptos, 1-BOB, 1-lst, l-3rd; Bambi lies of Aptos, 1-lst; l-2nd. Ronnie lies of Aptos, l-3rd; Niki Tell of Aptos, 1-lst; Jeffrey Townsend of Scotts Valley, l-2nd, 3rd in advance showmanship; Robby Van Dieren Soquel, first place; George McBride of Aptos, first place, Karoline Stieber of Aptos, first place; Mike Alberts of Aptos, second place; Tammy McBride of Aptos, second place. 4-H HORSEMASTERSHIP Tammy Fields of Soquel, first place; Dawn Smith of Soquel, first place, Gail Harlamoff of Soquel, first place, Laurel Harlamoff of Soquel, first place, Jacqueline Hartman of Aptos, first place, Jennifer Hartman of Aptos, first place. 4-H SHOWMANSHIP Tammy Fields of Soquel, first place; Jennifer Hartman of Aptos, first place, Pam Pawlak of Boulder Creek, first place; Gail Harlamoff of Soquel, second place; Laurel Harlamoff of Soquel, second place, Leslie Taxera of Santa Cruz, second place; Adel Chamberlin of Scotts Valley, second place; Judy Clark of Santa Cruz, second place; Dawn Smith of Soquel, third place; Mike Alberts of Aptos, third place; Kristin Alberts of Aptos, third place.

4-H NOVICE SHOWMANSHIP Jacqueline Hartman of Aptos, first place; Connie Sue Johnson of Boulder Creek, second place; Kristi Jacobson of Soquel, third place; Tammy McBride of Aptos, third place. 4-H PONY PLEASURE-ENG-LISH OR WESTERN Laurel Harlamoff of Soquel, first place; Bridget Whitcomb of Santa Cruz, first place; Dawn Smith of Soquel, second place; Gail Harlamoff of Soquel, second place. 4-H MAIDEN WESTERN EQUITATION Cathy Leimas of Soquel, first place; Jacqueline Hartman of Aptos, first place; Tammy Fields of Soquel, second place; Mike Alberts of Aptos, second place; Kristen Alberts of Aptos, second place; Gail Harlamoff of Soquel, second place; Laurel Harlamoff of Soquel, second place; Genia Bella of Aptos, second place; Pam Pawlak of Boulder Creek, second place. 4-H OPEN ENGLISH EQUITATION Tracey Whitcomb of Santa Cruz, first place; Maryann Brumfield of Aptos, first place. 4-H OPEN ENGLISH PLEASURE Tracey Whitcomb of Santa Cruz, second place; Maryann Brumfield of Aptos, third place.

Livestock Division Grand Champion dairy goats selected at the Santa Cruz County Fair included Yarrow Hills Tekelele (Saanen) belonging to John and Jodi Frediani of Santa Cruz, and Hard wood Sassy Splash (4-H Nubian) belonging to Meghan Campbell of Ben Lomond. In all 61 dairy goats competed for ribbons and American Dairy Goat Association champion rosettes in this official competition judged by Robert Lickliter of Davis, Calif. Santa Cruz County Fair winners in the Livestock competition are as follows: and Judson of Scotts Valley, third for Suffolk Yearling in the senior sheep division; Mary de Portola of Aptos, second for junior kids, April 1-July 13, 1977, senior dairy goat division; Jodi Frediani of Santa Cruz, first Junior Champion for junior kids. 4-H DAIRY GOATS, ALL BREEDS Kathy McClish of Felton, 2-3rds; Meghan Campbell of Felton, l-2nd. 4-H DAIRY GOATS Bridget Whitcomb of Santa Cruz, l-2nd, l-3rd; Scott Jennings of Scotts Valley, l-2nd; Monica Pielage of Scotts Valley, 1-lst; Pat Pielage of Scotts Valley, 1-lst, l-3rd; Meghan Campbell of Felton, senior champion, grand champion; Monica Pielage of Scotts Val- Stock Horses At Halter Kathy Eck of Soquel, first.

Foals of 1976 Honora Robertson of Soquel, first. Western Equitation Steve Barnes of Aptos, third. Two Man Relay Race Gigi Gortner and Janna Young of Santa Cruz, second. Cow Hide Race, Open Jim King and Kirk Brown of Santa Cruz, second. Calf Roping Mike Taylor of Freedom placed first in calf roping, and Todd Brown of Capitola placed third.

HALF ARABIAN FOALS OF 1977 Sharon Agorastos of Santa Cruz, first place. HALF ARABIAN OF 1976 Robert Agorastos of Santa Cruz, first place. HALF ARABIAN FILLIES, TWO AND THREE YEARS Joanne Dietz of Santa Cruz, first place; Jane Rodriguez of Santa Cruz, second place. HALF ARABIAN GELDING, TWO AND THREE YEARS Steve Barnes of Aptos, first place. PUREBRED ARABIAN MARES, FOUR YEARS AND OVER Terri Vincent of Scotts Valley, first place; Sharon Johnston of Aptos, second place; Michele Leonard of Aptos, third place.

PUREBRED ARABIAN GELDINGS, FOUR YEARS AND OVER Karin Whitty of Aptos, first place; Kathy Sir of Santa Cruz, second place; Carol Costa of Soquel, third place. HALF ARABIAN MARES, FOUR YEARS AND OVER Anne Burke of Ben Lomond, first place; Barbara Burdick of Santa Cruz, third place. OPEN ENGLISH EQUITATION, COMBINED Sharon Agorastos of Santa Cruz, second place; Michele Leonard of Aptos, third place. MAIDEN ENGLISH PLEASURE, COMBINED Kathy Sir of Santa Cruz, second place; Sharon Agorastos of Santa Cruz, third place. OPEN ENLGISH PLEASURE Steve Barnes of Aptos, first place; Francie Puccinell; Barbara Burdick of Santa Cruz, third place.

OPEN WESTERN EQUITATION, COMBINED Krista Christian of Aptos, second place. MAIDEN WESTERN PLEASURE, COMBINED Karen Whitty of Aptos, second place; Krista Christian of Aptos, third place. 4-H WESTERN PLEASURE, 13 AND UNDER Pam Pawlak of Boulder Creek, second place; Bridget Whitcomb of Santa Cruz, second place; Cathy Leimas of Soquel, second place; Dana Torelson of Soquel, third place. 4-H WESTERN PLEASURE, 14 AND OVER Adel Chamberlain of Scotts Valley, second place; Karoline Stieber of Aptos, third place. 4-H MAIDEN ENGLISH EQUITATION Kristin Alberts of Aptos, first place.

4-H OPEN WESTERN EQUITATION Jennifer Hartman of Aptos, first place; David Black of Aptos, first place; Jacqueline Hartman of Aptos, second place; Kristin Alberts of Aptos, third place; Jennifer Hartman of Aptos, third place. 4-H WESTERN PLEASURE, 13 AND UNDER Jennifer Hartman of Aptos, first place; Jacqueline Hartman of Aptos, second place; Kristin Alberts of Aptos, third place; Tammy McBride of Aptos, third place. 4-H NOVICE HORSE-MASTERSHIP Kristen Alberts of Aptos, first place; Kristen Jacobson of Murillo of Soquel, first with Samoyed; Robin Heppe of Soquel, second with German Short Hair; Margaret Amhrein of third; and Sheryl McClish of Felton, third with Australian Shepard. Senior Table Setting First, Donna Tranchina, Santa Cruz, A Table For All Seasons; second, Vicki Re-inheimer, Aptos, Table Setting; third, Florence Gonzales, Capitola, Special Occasion, Halloween. Junior Table Setting Second, Suzanne MacCrone, Aptos, Adult's Special Occasion, Indoor.

Agriculture Santa Cruz County Fair winners in Agriculture competition are as follows: Dry Beans Kevin Webb of Santa Cruz, first. Any Other Variety Kay Nespolo of Soquel, second. Field and Garden Seeds, Corn Pop Kevin Webb of Santa Cruz, first; Mary E. Webb of Santa Cruz, second. Corn Sweet Mary E.

Webb of Santa Cruz, first; Kevin H. Webb of Santa Cruz, second. Corn, Field Kevin H. Webb of Santa Cruz, first; Mary E. Webb of Santa Cruz, second.

Beaas, Sanp, Kentucky Wonder Tony Seliskar of Soquel, first. Beans, Yellow Wax Kay Nespolo of Soquel, first; Kevin H. Webb of Santa Cruz, second. Peppers, Bell Kevin H. Webb of Santa Cruz, first; Mary E.

Webb of Santa Cruz, second. Peppers, Chill Mary E. Webb of Santa Cruz, first; Harvey Solomon of Ben Lomond, third. Tomatoes, Any Variety, Ripe Tony Seliskar of Soquel, first; Harvey Soloman of Ben Lomond, third. Tomatoes, Any Variety, Pink Mary E.

Webb of Santa Cruz, first; Kevin Webb of Santa Cruz, second; Tony Seliskar of Soquel, third. Tomatoes, Any Variety, Green Ramon and Noreen Silva of Soquel, third. Horticulture Santa Cruz County Fair winners in horticulture competition are as follows L.M. Sanders of Soquel, sec ond for winter banana; Gene and Robin Segarini of Santa Cruz, first for black figs; Kevin Hurley of Aptos, first for winter banana; Virginia Wengert of Aptos, third for sunflower head, 10 inches. Photography Santa Cruz County Fair winners in photography competition are as follows: Colored prints: Nadine Ruth of Aptos, first, architecture category Matthew Kone, Aptos, seascape; Ray Christian, Aptos, people; and H.

Schlebohm, Aptos, miscellaneous. Second place ribbon went to Gary Longnecker, Boulder Creek for color print in the sunset competition. Other color print winners: Howard Stoltz, Santa Cruz, third, flowers; Mae Stern, Santa Cruz, third, birds; Bruce Thrasher, Santa Cruz, a third place and honorable mention. Honorable mention: Bruce Thrasher, Santa Cruz; Thomas McClellan, Capitola; Gary Longnecker, Boulder Creek; Dan Young, Aptos; Barbara Sue Stocker, Felton; Melinda Moore, Santa Cruz; Gretchen Currie, Felton; and Thomas McClellan, Capitola. A third award for black and white portraits was won by Roy Chris Christian of Aptos.

Mark Warner of Santa Cruz, won a third in the miscellaneous category and honorable mentions for black and white went to Thomas Stoltz of Santa Cruz and Gary LeDuc of Capitola. Color slides: Best In Show went to Lawrence Yarnes Yarnes of Aptos. H. Wade Smithson of Ben Lomond exhibited the best color slide. Other winners: Karen L.

Staffers, Soquel, third, color print; Thomas McClellan, Capitola, second, color print; Bob Young, Santa Cruz, second, black and white; Roy Christian, Aptos, third, and two firsts, color prints. Nadine Ruth, Aptos, first, color print; Lorna LeDuc, Capitola, third, black and white; Lynne Grossi, Santa Cruz, first, color slide; Lola Beall Graham, Scotts Valley, second, color slide; D. J. Kimble, Santa Cruz, two thirds, color slide. Color slides: George Hammond, third and a second, Santa Cruz; Robert Ballard, Mt.

Hermon, second; Barbara Sue, Felton, first; Michael Stocker, Felton, first; Rod Johnson, Santa Cruz, third and a second; Bettie Crandall, Aptos, third. Mixture: Howell Rommel, Santa Cruz, first, second and third, black and white; Linda Hughes, Santa Cruz, second, third, color prints; Neal Swanson, first, second, black and white prints, and second, color print; Walter Schlobohm, Aptos, first, color print; Daniel Droke, Aptos, first, second, color slides; Mae Stern, Santa Cruz, third, color prints, first, color slide; Dan Young, Seacliff, third, color slide; Mathew Koue, Aptos, first, second, color prints. Tom Lowe, Santa Cruz, second, black and white; Mark Wainer, second, third, black and white; Bruce Thrasher, Santa Cruz, two seconds, color prints; David Thomas, Santa Cruz, first, color print; Gretchen Currie, Felton, third, color print. M. W.

Morrihew, Aptos, second, color slide; Gary Longnecker, Boulder Creek, second, color print; Gary Anderson, Felton, two thirds, color slides; Howard Stoltz, Santa Cruz, third, black and white print, first and second, color print. Marion Stoltz, Santa Cruz, third, black and white print, second, color slide; Joe Mikulsky, Soquel, two firsts, black and white; John Macon, Aptos, two firsts, color prints; Daniel Harper, Aptos, third, color print; Steven Palmer, Capitola, first, color slide. Junior division: Richard Beatty, Felton, first and honorable mention black and white print, second color slide; H. Wade Smithson, Ben Lomond, first, color slide; Alan Marcuse, Felton, first, print; Sheryl Miner, Boulder Creek, third print; Brian Burge, first, second, prints; and Kathy McClish, Felton, second, print. State Logging Santa Cruz County Fair winners in the California Logging Contest are as follows: Charlie Foster of Santa Cruz placed third in the axe throw, fourth in the horizontal chop, third in single bucking, fifth in Jack and Jill along with Janet McCrary of Davenport, fourth in the stock saw, and fifth in hot power saw.

Steve Liebenberg of Ben Lomond placed fourth in choker setting, fourth in double bucking along with Les Liebenberg of Ben Lomond, and second in the hot power saw. Les Liebenberg of Ben Lomond also placed fifth in the stock saw. Horse Show Competition Santa Cruz County Fair winners in the horse show competition are as follows: Junior Western Pleasure Horses 14-17 Lori Fallon of Santa Cruz, third. Western Equitation 14-17 Lori Fallon of Santa Cruz, second. Jumpers Penny Wahler of Aptos, first; Debbie Gomez of Davenport, third.

Open Jumpers Penny Wahler of Aptos, first; Debbie Gomez of Davenport, third. Model English Mount Jacquelyn Comick of Santa Cruz, first; Saxson Jones of Soquel, second. Fault and Out Kim Soderlund of Aptos, first. Open Working Hunters Kim Soderlund of Aptos, third. Green Working Hunters Jeri King of Aptos, first; Jennifer Waser of Aptos, second.

Open Working Hunters Under Saddle Penny Wahler of Aptos, second; Elizabeth Lutman of Aptos, third. Green Working Hunters Under Saddle Saxson Jones of Soquel, first; Jari King of Aptos, second. Model English Mount Penny Wahler of Santa Cruz, third. Blue Ribbon Animal Sales The blue ribbon animals shown by junior exhibitors at the Santa Cruz County Fair Saturday noon went on the auction block and were sold for a total of $69,087.55. Ingram Nielsen of Watson-ville paid $287.50 for the grand champion swine, a 230-pound Hampshire, owned by Jimmy Uchytil of Watsonville.

The 4-H grand champion 4-H beef, a Hereford, entered by Steve Wilson of Watsonville was sold to Mike Butier of Watsonville for $1,860. Todd Riley of Scotts Valley Pioneer 4-H had the 4-H grand champion sheep, a Suffolk, and it was purchased by Ron Selby Chevron Service of Salinas. 4-H reserve champion swine, owned by Cindy Ausmus, was purchased for $247.50 by Wells Fargo Bank, Santa Cruz Office. 4-H reserve champion Hereford beef, owned by Janet Pre-ckel of Soquel, sold for $943.50 to Martin and Friend Insurance, Watsonville. By groups, sheep were sold for a total of beef for and swine for $12,096.30.

The total was nearly $5,000 more than last year's $64,000. Senior Sweepstakes The Senior Sweepstakes winners at the Santa Cruz County Fair were as follows: BAKED FOODS Anna Von Schell of Freedom, first. PRESERVED FOODS Anna Von Schell of Freedom, second; Lewis Deasy of Capitola, third. CLOTHING AND TEXTILES Geneva Colendich of Soquel, first; Candace Knight of Capitola, third. AGRICULTURE: DIVISION 23-24-25 Kevin Webb of Santa Cruz, first; Mary Webb of Santa Cruz, second.

HORTICULTURE: DIVISION 0-APPLES Sandra Silva of Freedom, second. Junior Sweepstakes The junior sweepstakes winners at the Santa Cruz County fair were as follows: BAKED FOODS Michele Nougues of Freedom, third. CLOTHING AND TEXTILES Suzanne MacCrone of Aptos, second. Senior Sugar Winners BREADS: Claudia Scott of Ben Lomond. COOKIES: Anna Von Schell of Freedom.

PIES: Anna Von Schell of Freedom. FRUITS: Anna Von Schell of Freedom. VEGETABLES: Anna Von Schell of Freedom. PICKLES AND RELISHES: SPICE RACKS: Lewis Deasy of Capitola, second. JUICE: Anna Von Schell of Freedom.

JELLIES: Ann Von Schell of Freedom. Junior Sugar Winners BREADS AND ROLLS: Karen Scott of Ben Lomond. PIES AND PASTRIES: Sharon Locatelli of Santa Cruz. CONFECTIONS: Michele Nougues of Freedom and Kerri Lee Espinosa of Santa Cruz. 4-H Forestry Santa Cruz County Fair winner in the 4-H Forestry competition is Mary Schoonover of Santa Cruz, who got two firsts in the roots of your tree and Forest Bryophytest Lichens.

4-H Veterinary Science Bambi lies of Aptos won a second for her parts of a horse poster in the 4-H Veterinary Science competition at the Santa Cruz County Fair. Ronnie lies of Aptos won a second for his parts of a rabbit poster in the 4-H Veterinary Science competition at the Santa Cruz County Fair. 4-H Dog Show Santa Cruz County Fair winners in the 4-H Dog Show competition are as follows: For Showing and Fitting, Junior Showmanship, age 12 and under: Marc Winner of Scotts Valley, first with Golden Retriever; Pamela Snyder of Scotts Valley, first with Irish Setter; Robin Johnson of Felton with Mixed Breed and Sheryl McClish of Felton with Australian Shephard, tied for second. Marc Winner of Scotts Valley placed first with Golden Retriever in beginning obedience. Obedience II winners are: Karris Garcia of Soquel, first with Guide Dog puppy; Deloris Betty Victor it Soquel, second; Lewis i Deasy of see MGt ay POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT HOW RESPONSIBLE ARE SUPERVISORS TO TAXPAYERS DELIVERING TAX D0LLA1S Supervisors had promised the continuance of public hearing on General Assistance Plan, where Welfare, Education and Legal Assistance Center (WE LAC) is demanding more ad more taxpayers money to live on or to "march and command and give orders militantl to our Official Local Government The Supervisors.

The public hearing called off and now even decided not to continue it officially so we the TAXPAYERS ARE SILENCED. BUT WELAC had their meeting on Sept. 15, only one supervisor present: who was honored by this group greatly, but when Supervisor Liddicoat's name was mertioned, then the crowd became unusually wild and the feeling of a violence of radicalism reminded me as if it might turn into overtaking the local government or the beginning of Regional Government, where the Board of Supervisors would not be on the map anymore. Also present was Supervisor Baldwin's Aid, Albaugh, who was enjoying the crowd's feelings. i At above meeting, the threat was made to go to Supervisor's meeting and stop it (violently?) if necessary until GA increases would be approved.

The threat was Xilfilled last Tuesday (Sept. 20) as you have read in newspapers. Above subject (threat) was not on agenda and in the morning session, there is no oral communication and Chrmn. Borovatz would hardly give any chance to taxpayento talk on matters ON agenda, but WELAC was given the time to speak and threaten our pubic officials and the power to get what they so violently demanded. HERE I WOULD LIKE TO fcSK- WAS GAVEL USED BY CHRMN.

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