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Mrs. P. A. Gugher—first prize,
cactus, strawberry plant, cor
sages, dish towel, party dress, and
mince pie; second prize, sponge
cake; third prize, cactus and
Christmas table setting.
Bernice Johnson — first prize,
white turnip.
Mrs. Earle Combs—first prize,
sheaf barley, sheaf oats, sweet
clover, and alfalfa; second prize,
timothy: third prize, sheaf wheat
and alsike.
Wanda Anderson—first prize,
painted tablecloth, embroidered
luncheon cloth and napkins, and
photograph.
Evelyn Bush—first prize, phlox;
second prize, strawflower, bache
lor button, and candytuft; third
^prize, asters.
Ruth Zimowske—second prize,
' larkspur, and parly dress.
Irene Vasanoja — first prize, j
; raspberry jam: second prize, rasp- j
! berry jelly.
Mrs. H. Fost—second prize, hot
pad.
Mrs. M. D. Snodgrass — first
prize, afghan; second prize, eggs;
third prize, angel food cake and
tablecloth.
Lynne Hilburn — first prize,
wash dress, pajamas, and bread.
Gary Verroll—first prize, stock
and pansys: second prize, poppies.
Grace Ellexson—second prize,
wool mittens.
Mrs. Pearl Trowbridge — first
prize, sweet peas, plain and
mixed.
Larry Trowbridge — second
prize, cabbage and muffins.
Marne Hanks—first prize, brown
wool slacks.
Muriel Hanks — first prize,
weaving.
Mrs. E. G. Slawson—first prize,
crocheted bedspread.
Neola Sandvik—second prize,
complete dress ensemble.
Donna McKechnie—third prize,
dress and pajamas.
Donna Peterson—second prize,
cookies.
Jolly H Club—third prize, 4-H
booth.
Sam Johnson—first prize, pen
cil drawing.
Ruth Henry—first prize, cookies.
Mrs. Ralph Moore—first prize,
godetia, begonia; second prize,
shirley poppies.
Eloise Swoboda—second prize,
wandering jew, English ivy, and
woodland ivy; third prize, double
rose begonia.
Mrs. Irving Newville — first
prize, red currants, gooseberries,
swiss chard, strawberries, berry
catsup, beet relish, rhubarb, beef,
salmon, parsley, and crocheted
doily; second prize, white cur
rants, red raspberry jam, beets,
strawberry jam, sauerkraut and
crocheted bag; third prize, high
bush cranberry jelly.
Don F. Boulter—first prize, on
ions, beets, and biscuits; third
prize, carrots.
Virginia Boulter — first prize,
canned sliced carrots; third prize,
! canned whole carrots.
Genevieve DeLand—first prize,
: salmon, cauliflower, kippered
salmon, rhubarb, beets, moose,
blueberries, spinach, tomatoes,
broccoli, carrots, beet greens, car
rots and peas, peas, and celery;
second prize, collections, dairy
and canning display.
Mrs. Elsie Brown—third prize,
{ hybrid petunia, tuberous begonia,
| and sultana.
Mrs. Thelma Caulkins — first
: prize, child’s cap and mitten set,
felt bonnet and mittens, and tat
ted scarf; second prize, muskrat
cap and tatted handkerchief.
Mrs. Daisy Swoboda — first
prize, formal dress, baby dress,
french knot, and colored embroid
ery on color; second prize, pillow
case; miscellaneous embroidery.
Mrs. D. W. Walton — second
prize, tuffed rug and hooked rug.
Carl Zaborac—second prize, po
tatoes; third prize, lettuce.
John Jensen—first prize, carved
shelf and carved panels.
Mary Frey—first prize, copper
picture; second prize, copper tray.
Stanley Zaborac — first prize,
pen of young leghorns, leghorn
pullet.
F. S. Lee—first prize, winter
wheat sheaf.
Mrs. W. R. McDaniel— first
prize, Italian plum conserve and
peaches; second prize, cut work.
Anchor Homemakers — second
prize, 4-H booth.
Mrs. Paul Martin—first prize,
hooked rug, tomatoes, raspber
ries, rhubarb, cucumbers, and
salpiglossus; second prize, agrican
violet, smocked, English ivy;
third prize, variagated ivy and
chard.
Paul Martin—first prize, candle
sticks.
Kent Sandvik—first prize, al
falfa, oats, Siberian wheat, cab
bage, Finnish potatoes, kole rabbi,
cereal hay, timothy, and smooth
brome grass; second prize, sweet
clover, red top, alsike, cauliflow
er, Trapman barley, Kentucky
blue grass, cereal and legume
hay, crested wheat grass; third
prize, carrots and quack grass.
Mrs. T. R. Anderson—second
prize, doily and vanity set.
Mrs. James Berry—first prize,
black currant jelly, sweet cream
butter, and unsalted butter; sec
ond prize, mince pie, peas, swiss
chard, and sour cream butter;
third p;rize, fruit pie.
Carol Berry—second prize, filled
cookies, strawberries, green rhu
barb, and red rhubarb; third prize,
raspberries.
Mrs. Dorothy Shreve—second
prize, asters; third prize, pinks.
Nancy Delaney — first prize,
pastel painting.
Mrs. H. A. Lloyd—first prize,
spice cake and white cake.
Mrs. Frances Bowden — first
prize, child’s dress, rayon dress,
child’s cotton suit, slacks, house
coat, and braided rug.
Mrs. Ada nlaussen—first prize,
afghan.
Mrs. Foster Heaven — second
prize, pot holder.
Mary Heagle—first prize, cook
ies and corn bread.
Sharon McFarland—third prize,
baking powder muffins.
Edv.ina Tuck—third prize, drop
cookies.
Dorothy Tuck — second prize,
corn bread.
Carol Steadman — first prize,
fancy bread and yeast bread; sec
ond price, yeast rolls, fancy rolls,
and complete exhibit.
Mrs. Ray McKechnie — first
prize, praver plant; second prize,
bachelor Button.
Larry Gulick—first prize, on
ions; second prize, potatoes and
carrots; third prize, beets and
celery.
Eva Reese—first prize, woman’s
suit made from man’s suit.
Jane Albrecht—first prize, sew
ing box.
William Bentti — first prize,
carrots, potatoes, and onions;
largest cabbage.
Farming Bakers—third prize,
4-H booth.
. Dorothy Anderson—first prize,
african violet, coleus, divinity;
drop cookies, raspbei'ry jelly, ana
watermelon pickles; second prize,
cotton child’s dress, painted dish
towel, and child’s slacks; third
prize, rug and strawberry jam.
Dorothy Hoffman—iirst prize,
party dress and slip.
Mrs. Wm. Paxon—second prize,
clay earrings.
Harold L. Thuma—first prize,
cow.
Edison Thuma—first prize, calf.
Paul Pederson—first prize, high
bush cranberry jelly.
Kenny Hughes — first prize,
highbush cranberry jelly; third
prize, calf.
Vosella Hughes — first prize,
yeast rolls and poppy seed rolls.
Rita Hubbard — second prize,
cup cakes and highbush cran
berry jelly.
Macar Galeshoff — first prize,
I needle case; second prize, cup
i cakes.
Virginia Justin—second prize,
I muffins.
Mary DeWitt—second prize, cup
cakes.
Shirley Justin — first prize,
needle case.
Faye Nicolai — third prize,
needle case.
Helen Carroll — first prize,
needle case; second prize, dish
towel.
Lazy Mountain Children’s Home
—first prize, eggs; third prize,
eggs.
Clay Johnson—first prize, New
Hampshire pullet.
Mrs. Arvid Johnson — second
prize, men’s knit socks.
Mrs. John F. Nutter — third
j prize, dish towels.
Mrs. H. S. Blunch—first prize,
! wandering jew, rug, scarf, and
! baby blanket.
Mixing Bowl Club—first prize,
4-H booth.
Betty Blunch—first prize, party
j dress.
Mrs. Pat Cullison—first prize,
I housecoat; second prize, formal
and cape; third prize, suit.
H. L. Templeton—first prize, oil
; painting and velvet painting.
Betty Jo Wilson—first prize,
knitting, outline embroidery, hot
bread, sugar cookies, and pottery.
Joann Niemann — first prize,
nut bread; third prize, butter
| cakes.
Sourdough Homemakers Club—
I third prize, booth.
Mrs. Howard Estelle — first
i prize, colored embroidery, woven
i hanging; second prize, child’s coat.
Norrie Hobson — third prize,
broccoli.
Darryl Morrison — first prize,
broccoli.
Ella Ring — third prize, cauli
flower.
4-H Mountaineers—third prize.
booth.
Margaret McElkinney — first
prize, novelty jewelry; second
prize, knitted sweater and daisies;
third prize, smocked blouse.
Avis Hubbard — second prize,
knitted socks and calf.
Judy Hurley—first prize, nut
bread.
Mrs. Ralph Ware—first prize,
hot pad and rug; second prize,
rug; third prize, afghan and apron
Dennis Buzby — first prize,
pumpkin; third prize, squash.
Marjorie Hoskins—first prize,
dill pickles, plastic, ceramics, pea
nut brittle, parsley, amarilla,
philodendron, and African mari
gold; second prize, blueberry
jam, crocheted runner, and berry
decorating; third prize, raspberry
jam and French marigold.
Dixie Wooten—third prize, drop
cookies.
Waldina Lundberg—first prize,
begonia.
Irene Lepak—second prize, an
gel food cake; third prize, sponge
Agnes Zaborac—first prize, pot
holders; second prize, pillow
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