Nearly 300 Exhibitors Win Cash Prizes at Valley Fair
Premiums, in cash and ribbons,
were awarded to 286 Matanuska
Valley Fair exhibitors during the
three-day annual event held this
past week end in Palmer. Entries
were received from the entire
Valley area, as well as Anchor
age, Spenard, Glenn Allen, Chu
giak. and Naknek. Thousands of
outstanding exhibits were shown,
making this year’s judging a dif
dicult task for the hard-working
judges.
High money winners were the
Nugget Homemakers’ Club, S55
for first place in club booths;
Mrs. Harold Dinkel of Wasilla
who took home a total of SI26.25
in prizes'. Riverbend Homemak
ers’ club, S45; Cheechako Home
makers’ club. S35: Palmasilla
Homemakers club, S25: Mrs. Hen
ning Blunck, S80; Mrs. Alex Carl
son, S35.25: William Boyd, S52.50
Robert Boyd, S44: Mary Ann
Boyd, S26.50; Mary Ann Weid
ner, S29.50; Mrs. I. M. Sandvik,
$40: Mrs. O. L. Wilson, S32.75;
Vadney Bledsoe, S28.50: Moyer’s
Sur.nyside Acres S27.25: Eliza
beth Odom. .Anchorage. S36-75;
Ted White, S50; Mrs. Glen Woods,
$41; Merle Andersen, SI 10; North
land Pioneer Grange. S25; Rose
ann Branton, S40.25: Pat Calli
son, S60.50: Emil LaWalters, $40;
Mrs. John McDonald. $114.45; El
mer McDonald, S20.25; and Mar
garet Schroeder, S60.50.
The following list is a complete
roster cf winners, the division in
which they received their awards,
and whether first, second or third
place. Their total winnings are
the final figure.
Stephen Wallace, flowers: 3
2nd’s, Sl:50: Carolyn Wallace
4-H. 1 ea.. 1st. 2nd, 3rd. S2; Thek
le Mielke. vegetables and grasses.
2 2nd's: handwork. 2nd: culinary.
1 9nn • flnwprc let CQ 9v
Helen Land, handwork 2 lst’s
and 3rd's, 1 2nd, S3.75; Wasilla
Grange No. 2, farm booth, 2nd,
S15; Leona Wolf, art. 2 lst’s, $2;
Mrs. S. Woolcock, flowers, 2 lst’s,
SI.50; William Allen, handwork.
3 lst’s, S3; Gary Rice, poultry, 3
lst’s, 1 3rd, S6; Mrs. Evan Jones,
handwork, 1st, $1; Riverbend
Homemakers' Club, booth, 2nd
$45; Doha Nieman, handwork. 4
lst’s; culinary, 2nd; flowers leach
1st, 2nd, 3rd. S7.25; Terry Lou
Nieman, 4-H. 2nd S.75; Mixing
Bowl 4-H club, booth, 2nd, S2;
Annetta Sawby, hand work, 1st,
3rd; 4-H, 1st, S5; Dr. R. H. Wash
burn, vegetables and grasses, 2nd,
poultrv, 1st; dairv, 1st; flowers,
10 lst’s, 7 2nd’s," 1 3rd, SI5.75;
Cheechako Homemakers’ club,
booth, 3rd. S35; Muriel Hanks,
4-H. 2 lst’s, 1 2nd, demonstration,
$8.25; Edward Hanks, 4-H 2nd,
3rd, S1.25; Janie Hanks, 4-H. 3
2nd’s, 2 3rd’s, S2.50: Betty Jo
Wilson, 4-H, 1st, 2nd, S2.75.
Penny Buzby, 4-H, 1st, 3rd,
SI.50; Jeannie Anderson, sewing,
2nd; 4-H 2 lst’s, 1 3rd. S3; Rosie
Anderson, 4-H 2 lst’s, 1 2nd,
S2.50; Jean Smith, 4-H. 2 2nd’s,
S1.25; Josie Irons, 4-H, 1st, $1.;
Sharon Tribbetts, 4-H, 1st, 2nd,
SI.75; Priscilla Smith, 4-H, 1st,
2nd, $1.75: Ingaborg Johnson, 4-H
1st, S2.50: Meal Planning 4-H
Club, 2nd, $2; Carol Splettstoezer,
4-H. 3 lst’s, S5; Karen Splettstoe
zer, 4-H. 1st, 2 2nd’s, S2.25: Wil
liam Boyd, livestock, 2 lst’s, 1
2nd; 4-H 2nd, S52.50; Robert
Boyd, livestock, 1 1st, 2 2nd’s:
poultry and rabbits, 2nd: 4-H, 1st,
S44; Nancy Boyd, 4-H, 2nd, 2 3rd’s,
$26.50.
Mary Ann Boyd, livestock, 1st;
4-H, 2nd, 2 3rd’s; S26.50; John
Boyd, vegetables and grasses,
2nd; livestock, 1st, $16-50; Beat
ers 4-H Club, 1st, S3.00; Rosie
Kucera, 4-H. 3rd, SI; Patterns
and Pins 4-H Club, ls,t $3; Nug
get Homemakers’ Booth, 1st, $55;
Ruhy Holstein, vegetables and
grasses, 2 lst’s: 2 3rd's; 1 2nd;
culinary, 3rd: 4-H, 1st, $14.75;
Audrey Dinkel. livestock, 1st; 4-H
2 1st, 1 each 2nd, 3rd, $11.
Mrs. Harold Dinkel, individual
farm display, 1st canning 8 lst’s,
1 2nd. 2 3rd’s; vegetables and
grasses, 1 1st, 2 2nd”s, 1 3rd;
poultry and rabbits, 1st; culin
ary, 2 lst’s, 1 2nd: dairy, 1st,
2nd, $126.26; Gene Dinkel. 4-H.
2 lst’s, $3; Buttons and Bows 4-H
club, booth, 1st, S3; Mrs. Mildred
Melby, handwork, 1st, 2nd: flow
ers, 5 lst’s, 3 2nd's, S9.25; Mrs.
Virgil Eckert, poultry, 2 lst’s;
flowers 2 lst’s; canning 1 1st, 3
2nd’s. 1 3rd. $7; Barbara Stevens,
4-H 3rd. $.50; Ciydell Riddell, 4-H
,2nd, S1.25; Henning Blunck. live
stock. 4 lst’s, $80: Evelyn Mielke,
culinary, 2 nd: handwork, 2nd:
canning, 2nd, 3rd, $2.25; Gold
Dusters Homemakers, booth entry
prize, S5; Susanne Grey, hand
work, 1st, 2nd; 4-H, 4 lst’s, $6;
Mrs. Alex Carlson, handwork, 1st,
j 4 2nd’s, 3rd: baking 7 lst’s, 2 3rd’s;
canning, 3 lst’s, 5 2nd’s: flowers,
3 lst’s, 3 2nd's, 3 3rd’s, S35.25;
Mrs. Jim Lover, flowers, 2nd. 3rd,
SI.25; Mrs. Dick Benson, hand
j work, 3rd, S-50.
Mrs. John McDonald, vege
tables and grasses, 1st, 2 2nd’s, 1
3rd: individual farm display, 2nd;
poultry and rabbits, 1st, 3 2nd’s;
handwork, 3 lst’s, 3 2nd’s; cul
inary 2nd, 2 3rd’s; home canning.
; 4 lst’s, 4 2nd’s, 1 3rd; dairy pro
ducts, 4 lst’s, 1 3rd; flowers, 1st,
3rd, $114.45. Lewis McDonald,
i vegetables and grasses, 1st, 2nd.
S4.50. Elmer McDonald, poultry
and rabbits. 2nd; handwork, 3rd;
culinary. 1st; dairy product, 2
lst’s, 2 3rd’s, best of show, 1st;
4-H. 3 lst’s, 2 2nd’s, demonstra
tion, 1st, S29.25. Wayne McDon
ald. vegetables and grasses, 3 lst’s.
1 2nd; poultry and rabbits, 3rd;
culinary, 2 2nd’s; canning 2 lst’s;
4-H 3 lst’s, 2 3rd’s, $17.50. Cora
tie, handwork, 4 lst’s, 2 2nd’s,
S5.50; Margaret Schroeder, vege
tables and grasses, 1st, 3 2nd’s, 2
3rd’s; farm display, individual,
3rd: canning, 1st, 2nd; flowers,
2nd, 3rd, $60.50. Roseann Bran
ton, vegs. and grasses, 3 lst’s, 2
2nd’s: livestock, 2nd; 4-H, 8 lst’s,
1 2nd, 3 3rd’s, $40.25. Mrs. Ivan
Brantcn, vegs. and grasses, 1st,
2nd, $3.00. Ida Hoskins, culinary,
1st; flowers, 1st, 2 2nd’s, 1 3rd;
Trostle, handwork, 4 lst’s, 2 2nd’s,
4-H, 3rd, $3.75: Sally Reed, flow
ers, 1st, 2nd; livestock, 1st, $9.25.
Phoibe Martin, poultry and rab
bits, 1st; 4-H 1st, 2nd, $4.75; Bon
nie Huebsch, handwork, 1st, 2nd,
SI.75. Mrs. John King, livestock,
2 3rd’s, $6; Sandy King, livestock,
1st, S8; Susie King, flowers, 1st,
$.75. John King, livestock, 1st, $8.
Pat Callison, flowers, 2nd; live
stock, 3 lst’s; 1 2nd: best groom-,
ed animal, $60.50. Mary Frey,
flowers, 2nd; canning, 2nd, $1;
Agnes Cabell, canning, 5 lst’s, 3
2nd’s; flowers, 3rd, $6: Mrs. Lor
ar. McKechnie, flowers, 2 lst’s, 8
2nd’s, 2 3rd’s; canning, 2 lst’s, 3
2nd’s, 3 3rd’s, $13: Joan Hurlev,
4-H. 2 lst’s, 1 2nd, $2.40: Judy
Hurley, 4-H. 1st, S2; Margaret La
Walter, flowers, 6 lst’s, 2 2nd’s, 2
3rd’s, $6.75.
Emil La Walter, vegs, and gras
ses, 5 lst’s, 1 2nd; livestock, 1st,
$40; Roland Gover, livestock, 1st,
2nd, S13; Mrs. Arthur Colberg,
flowers, 2nd, $.75. Eklutna Eski
mo 4-H club, booth, 2nd, $2; Mrs.
Herbert Caulkins, handwork, 3
1st, S3; Romney Burke, 4-H, 1st,
3 2nd’s, demonstration, 2nd, $6.25;
Keith Kennery, 4-H 2 lst’s, $2;
Mrs. Etta Smith, flowers, 1st, 3
2nd’s, $3; Butte Homemakers’
Club, entry prize $5; Gretchen
Esslinger, 4-H, 1st, S3; Adelard
Bey land, vegs. and grasses, 1st,
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3rd; poultry and rabbits, 2nd, 3rd;
4-H, 3 Ist’s, 2 3rd’s, dmonstra
tion, 1st; 4-H garden, 3rd; tractor
maintainnnce, 3rd, $21.25: Irene
Beyland, canning 2 Ist’s, 2 3rd’s,
$2.25; Mrs. Bob Barton, hand
work, 2 3rd’s, $1; Mrs. Amy Ir
win. vegs. 3rd, handwork 3rd;
canning 1st; flowers, 6 Ist’s, 1 2nd,
$7; Darlene Trudell, 4-H, 3rd.
| $.25: Jeannine Thompson, 4-H, 2
2nd’s, 1 3rd. SI.75: Connie Thomp
son, 4-H, 3 3rd’s. SI.25; Merle
Newton, 4-H. 3rd, S.50: Joyce
Rippy, 4-H, 2nd, 3rd, $1.25; Leona
Rippy, 4-H 3rd. $1; Rita Nelson,
4-H. 2nd, 3rd, $2.25; Audrey
Parks, 4-H. 3rd, $; 1 Butte Girls
4-H club, booth, 2nd, S2.
Violet Shermai nandwork, 2
3rd’s, $1; Mrs. Terry Fieldhouse,
canning, 1st, $1; Lila Newville,
handwork, 1st. flowers, 2 3rd’s,
$1.75; Mrs. Oscar Johnson, flow
ers, 3 Ist’s, 3 2nd’s; canning 3
2nd’s, $12: Oscar Johnson, flow
ers, 5 Ist’s, 1 3rd, $4.25: 4-H Clov
er Club, booth, 2nd, $2; Allayne
Nelson, handwork, 2nd; baking.
3 2nd’s, 1 3rd: flowers, 5 Ist’s, 1
2nd. 1 3rd; 4-H 1st, $12.75. Er
ling Nelson, 4-H. 2nd, S.75; Joan
Nunley, flowers, 2 lst’s, 1 2nd:
4-H. 2 3rd’s, $2.75; Helen Carter,
4-H, 2nd, 3rd, SI .25: Shannon
Mick, 4-H, 2 2nd’s, 1 3rd. $2.
Diana McKechnie. canning. 3
. Ist’s, 2 2nd’s, $7.75; Copper Val
' ley Homemakers Club, booth en
try $5: Bonnie Dinkel. handwork. '
1st, SI; Mrs. C. A. Sandvik, hand
work, 2nd: culinary, 2 lst’s, 1 3rd:
flowers. 2 2nd’s, 2 3rd’s, S5.50:
June Liebing, flowers, 1st. 2nd.
3rd. SI.50: Mrs. C. A. Liebing,
flowers, 1st, 2nd, S1.25: R. J.
Heddles, livestock, 1st, S20; Dor
othy Lentz, 4-H, 1st, SI: Mrs. Ror
rison. culinary, 3rd, S.50 Pat Ep
pler, 4-H, 2nd, S10; Mike Eppler, .
liveotock. 4-H, 1st, SI5: Jimmy
Estelle, handwork, 2nd, S.50; Dick
Estelle, culinary, 2nd, S.75; Iola
Gaye Schroeder, poultry and rab
bits, 1st; chicken style show, 1st,
S16.50: Carol Colberg, flowers,
2nd, S.75.
Walter Phillips, philately, 2nd,
‘$2; John Reed, livestock, 3rd, $3;
Howard Palmer, poultry and rab
bits, 1st, $3; Mrs. Earl Chandler,
j flowers, 2nd, $.50; Merle Aoder
son, livestock, 3 lst’s; best cow in
valley, $110; Mrs. Ernest Burke,
flowers, 2 lst’s, 1 3rd; S2.50;
Northland Pioneer Grange, gran
ge booth, S25; Nancy Wirtenan,
4-H 1st, 2nd, $1.75; Patricia Klein
bach, flowers, 1st, $1; Elizabeth
Brooks, livestock, 1st, $4; Mrs
Leann Dodd, flowers, 1st, $1; Nor
ma Benson, flowers, 2nd, $.50;
Thelma Cope, flowers, 1st, 2 2nd’s,
$2.50: Elsie Theodore, fur assort
ment, 1st, $4: Joan Kleinbach and
Joyce Krystl, 4-H demonstration,
1st, S5; Iday Hoskins and Evelyn
Cook, demonstration, 1st, $5; Lila
Hoskins, 4-H demonstration, 2nd.
$3; Palmer Dairy Club, 4-H booth,
1st. S3: Charlotte Aldeman, poul
try, best dressed rooster, S15: Mrs.
James Hulbert, handwork, 2 lst’s,
2 2nd’s; culinary, 7 lst’s. 3 2nd’s,
3 3rd’s; canning, 1st. 2 2nd's, 2
3rd's: dairy, 1st, 2nd, S17.25.
Carmel Lee Mohan, philately,
3rd. SI: Mrs. Dan Fleming, hand
work, 2 lst’s; canning, 1st; flow
ers. 4 lst’s, 2 2nd’s, $8.50; Donna
Morley, art, 1st, S3; Jean John
son, flowers, 1st, S.75; Allyn Gale
Wilson, vegs. and grasses, 3rd,
S.75: Ted White, livestock, 2 lst’s,
S50: Mrs. Heinie Snider, hand
work. 1st: canning 11 lst’s. 5 2nd’s,
3 3rd’s; dairy 3rd, $13.50; Mrs.
Glen Woods, baking 2 lst’s, 7
2nd’s, 5 3rd’s: grand prize, 4th;
canning 3 lst’s, 2 2nd’s; dairy, 2
Ist’s, 3 2nd’s (plus 2); flowers,
6 lst’s, 3 2nd’s, 3 3rd's, S41; Nancy
Woods, flowers, 2 lst's, 2 2nd’s, 4
3rd’s, S4.25; Louise Loberg, sew
ing. 2nd: flowers, 2nd, SI.25;
Dorothy Dor.ahue, flowers, 2 lst’s,
1 2nd, S2: Mrs. S. J. Smith, flow
ers, 3rd, $.25.
Michal Kleinbach, 4-H. 2 lst’s,
1 2nd, 1 3rd; demonstration, 1st,
S8.25; Mrs. Ben Kelinbach, hand
work, 1st. 2nd. 3rd; baking 2 lst’s,
1 2nd: flowers, 2nd. S6.50: Jane
Stephan, 4-H, 1st, S3.50; Jerene
Stephan, 4-H. 2nd, SI.50; Mrs.
William Bouwens, flowers, 1st, 2
2nd’s. 1 3rd; S3: Helen Schaeffer,
4-H 2 lst’s, $2: Patty Schaefer, 4-H
2nd, S.75; Opal Ross, vegs. and
■grasses, 5 lst’s, 2 2nd’s; flowers,
1 OIU. O ibl 5, £.
2nd's, S22.75.
Bennie Ross, vegs. and grasses,
4 lst’s, $9; Sara Moffitt, 4-H. 2nd,
SI.25: Charmaine Sawby, 4-H,
2nd, S3; LeRoy Heaven, hand
work, 3rd: 4-H, 3 2nd's, demon
stration 3rd; tractor maintenance,
2nd, S8.75; Mrs. Pat Carney, hand
work, 2 lst’s, 4 2nd’s. 1 3rd. S5-50:
Mrs. Pat Carter, flowers, 2nd,
S.50: Leann Hoffman, 4-H 3rd.
SI.50: Jill Cope, flowers, 1st: 4-H,
3rd, S2: Wythle Heaven, 4-H, 1st,
SI.50 Ed Ueeck, handwork, 1st;
vegs. and grasses. 1st, grand
champion red clover, S4; Carol
Dee, 4-H, 3rd, $.50: Margaret
Davis, 4-H, 3rd, $.50; Judith Dav
is, 4-H, 3rd, $.50; Annie Craw
ford, 4-H, 3rd, $.50.
Mrs. Daisy Heaven, handwork,
1st, SI; Grace Hurt, handwork,
1st, $1; Charlotte Bryant, hand
work, 3rd, S.50; Mike Davis, flow
ers, 3rd; 4-H, 2nd, 3rd; demon
stration, 2nd, $5.25; Elaine Pitka,
handwork, 1st; 4-H, 2nd, 3rd,
SI.75; Judy Tyonne, 4-H, 2 3rd,
$1; Lillian Pinkham, art, 1st, $2;
Lorinda Westgate, 4-H, 2 lst’s;
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Audrey Parks, livestock, 2nd, S5;
Betty Schaefer, 4-H 3rd: demon
stration. 1st, S6; Karen Cottrell,
4-H 1st, 2nd; demonstration, 1st,
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liam Maul, vegs. and grasses 1st,
$1.50; Mrs. Mary Schlessinger,
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Cope, flowers, 1st; 4-H 2 lst’s, $3.
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$1.75: Walter Pippel, vegs. and
grasses, 1st, 2nd; flowers, 3rd,
$4.75; Man,' Ann Widner, hand
work, 1st; flowers, 1st; art, 2 lst’s,
$29.50; A1 Kirsch, handwork, 2nd,
$.75; Mrs. I. M. Sandvik, vegs.
and garsses, 5 lst’s; 1 2nd; 1 3rd;
culinary, 4 lst’s, 1 2nd, 3 3rd’s:
grand prize in baking; canning 2
2nd’s, 3 3rd’s, 1 1st, flowers, 5 lst’s,
3 2nd’s, 5 3rd’s, S40; Barbara In
man, handwork, 3 lst’s, 2 2nd’s;
art, 1st, $7; Diane Height, 4-H 2
| lst’s, 1 2nd, S2.50; Susan Height,
4-H 1 1st, 2 2nd’s, $2.25; Cheri‘
Draze, 4-H, 1st, 2 2nd’s, $1-75;
Sourdough Homemakers Club,
booth entry prize, $5: Wilda Har
ris, handwork, 3rd, $.75.
Earl Erickson, 4-H, 2nd, $.75;
Velveteen 4-H club booth. 3rd, $1;
Happy Valley Homemakers Club
booth, entry prize, S5; Palmasilla
Homemakers Club booth, 4th. $25:
Eleanor Brooks, handwork. 2
2nd’s; culinary. 2nd: flowers. 1st,
2nd, $3.50; Mr. and Mrs. Max
Sherrod, vegs. and grasses, 15
Ist’s, 7 2nd’s, 4 3rd’s, flowers, 2
let’s, 1 2nd, 13 3rd's, $43.25;
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