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WINNERS Of FIRST PRIZES
(Condensed)
DIVISION D—POULTRY
First Prizes: Adelard Beylend (5)
Paul McGiboney (1), Jane Stephan (l)
Lynn Sandvik (2), Carl Rasmussen (2)
Harvey Marsh (l)
DIVISION C— LIVESTOCK
Firsts: ' A. A. Ren pel (l), Helen Scott (2)]
Edwin R. Lee (l)\ Archie Moffitt (3),
Edison Thuma (l), Genevieve DeLand (1).
DIVISION A and B—VEGETABLES and GRASSES
Firsts:—Potatoes: Mts«- Max Sherrod. (.1),
Iauritz Loberg (2), Alvin Neil (lj.
Other'Vegetables: Firsts were awarded -•i~
3eans, Alvin TJeil (2); Seets, Luoile Uncar:
Brussel Sprouts,Alvin Veil; Carrots, Alvin
Tic il; Cauliflgwer, Lauritz Loberg; Celery,
Lloyd King; Cucumbers, Dr.Bernice Andrews;
Onions, Victor Johnson and Alvin TJeil;
Parsnips, Sirs, lilies Hyland; Parsley,
lioyd King; Peas, Mr 6. F.A.Blon; Rhubarb,
Lloyd King; 'Tomatoes, Mrs, Viola ThuAa;
Turnips, Mrs, Mads Johahson; Cabbage,
Lauritz Loberg; Lettuce, TJilliam Hoskins;
Broccoli, Alvin TJeil; Squash, Mrs, Vera
Linn; Drumhead Cabbage, TJilliam Hoskins;
Ilohlrabbi, "illiam Hoskins; Crabapples,
L F.Smith; Raspberries, Mrs, F.A. Blom;
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LARGEST' VEGETABLES:
Cabbage, Mrs, Max Sherrod; Beet,Lauritz
Loberg; Carrot, TJilliam Hoskins; Ruta
baga, Mrs, Myles Hyland; TJhite Tutnip',
Myron Newby Jr.; Bortfield Turnip,Mrs,
Mads Johansdn; Kohlrabbi, Victor'Johnson;
Swiss Chard, Mrs, Dorothy Graham; Squash,
Milliam Green;
Field Crop Vegetables: Rutabaga, Victor
Johnson.
Continued in next column.
TOWERS.. OF FIRST PRIZES at the FAIR
* ' . ■ -Cont.
DIVISION N — FLbral Display
Class I--?otted'Plants
Begonia, I Its. J.L. Cdpe; Calla Lily, Mrs,
T7.C. Mau; Baby Tears, Kirs. Viola Thuraa;
star Of Bethlehora, Mrs, Ken Foster; Tuber
ous Begonia, Kirs. Viola Thuma;'Hanging
Basket, Mrs. Ralph TJare; Herbs, Mrs.Fannie
Berner; Lady in YHiite, June BarkWj
Class II—:.AnnuaL Arrangements:
Pansies, Mrs. Viola Thuitia; Asters, Mrs,
Mgx Sherrod; 3uegt Peas, Mrs, Sherrod;
Stocks, M£s. Sherrod; Schizanthus, June'
Barker; Marigolds, Helen Scott; Zinnias,
Mrs, J.L.Cope; Double Snap Dragons, Jirs.
Max Shorrod; Snap Dragons J Mrs. Viola
Thuiha; Snap-tetr&-Dragson, Mrs. Max Sher
rod; ,Na6turtiums, June Barker; Shirley
Poppies, Mrs. Fahnie,Herrter; Petunias,
Mrs. Viola'Thumb; Cosmos, Helen Scott;
Calondules, Mrs. Max Sherrod; Straw
Blowers, Mrs. Max Sb.orrod; 'Mixed Daisy,
June Barker; African Daisy, Mrs. J.L.Cope;
California Poppy, June Barker; Bachelors
Button, Lucile Ungaro; Bbr-Gdt-Me-Nots,
Mrs. Agnes Sandvik; Larkspur, Mrs. Agnes
Sandvil:; Godotia, Mrs. Adam TTerner;
Hyacinth Candytuft, Mrs. Adam TJerner;
Alyssium .and Poppies, June Barker;
Kerne sia, Mrs. Hazel K1 con; Candytuft, June
Barke r.
FEflEMNpSL ARRANGEMENTS;
Mrs; Adan '"erner -- Iceland Potny,
Mrs. Max Sherrod-Delphinium’ '
Lucile Ung&rb—*»<Spilsfe" Cladiola,,
June Barker---Dahlia Basket, Spike Dahlia,
Baby Breath, Jade Plant, Mexican Hat.
Mrs. Mads’Johansen-Rose, Cactus Dahlia,
Tigfer Lily, ’
Mrsi F.R. Sims—Lupine,.
'.Its; Oscar Beylund—Mixed Annuals.
Mrs. F.A. Blom-Living'Room Decoration,
Mixed Bouquet, Dining Room gecoration.
Mrs. J.L. Cope—-Minature Bouquet
DIVISION C-HOME CANNING Firsts
Mrs; Victor Johnson---Beet'Greens,Spin
ach, Assorted Juices,Beets,Rhubarb,
Cauliflower*Rosetip Jelly,Strawberry Jam,
Raspberry Jelly,Mixed Pickles.
Mrs. Irving^NeWville—*Kraut;Chard,Cran
berry Conserve,Blueberry Jam, Assorted
Jams.
FLo Alice’Dinkel-Broccoli,Tomatoes,
Wax' Be&nfe* ' o
Mrs. W.C. Mau---Blueberries,Gooseberries,
Gooseberry' Jam,Strawberry Preserves, Car
rot 'Conserve.
Mrs; Virgil Eckert-Raspberry Sadce,
Mrs. 'Agnes Sandvik-Lambsquarter,Carrots,
Peas ' '
Mrs."Vera Linn-Mbosc,Pork Sausage^Chic
ken,Raspberry" Jam,Squash Pickles,B^.ack
Curi’ant Jelly. ' A
Mrs. Alvin We il-^Salmon, Green '■'ears,
Janell Mickel—Kippered Salmon,
Mis", Fav,el Idem-♦Blueberry Jelly.
Mr- . garr EcylUiid—Currant Jelly
Mrs* lohn McDonald—Beet Pickles
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