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Newspaper Page Text' - f lmW'' r- . --r-r 1 . ' 1 - a7i'tT IWHII B - - . B...vril.1..T7n? Cj-x,.,..,,,, iimmjzZmjm .i. , , fll r , i ' 1 RODEO DAYS Ttie Bulletin camera catehei "a bit of old and a bit of new" at a youth ridei his bike in front of the Indian villago at the Dejchutei County Fair in Redmond. The 4-H and FFA market itock auction tale will be held thij Winners named in 4H cooking, baking contests ' Spiclil to Th Bulletin ."BEND Exports In all types of cooking and meal preparation entered 4-H competition this year at the Deschutes County Fair. "Grand champion in the easy meals, all-purpose muffin contest was Grace Gatchell of Bend. Re serve title went to Cheryl Cof felt. Bend. Other blue ribbon win ners Were Judy Backstrom, Bend; Anna Ferguson, Kathy Griffiths, Redmond; red ribbons, Lana Turner, Theresa Anderson, Joan Boyle, Janice Holzhousor, Myrna Ray and Ruth Shank, Bend; white ribbons, Susan Bnrnctt, Debbie Borden, Dorothy Brookfleld, Ag nes Gardner, V 1 c k 1 Gardner, Lynna Gilpin, Marilyn Kerr, Lin da Mathews, Rene Fanner, Shan non Shephard, Susan Skldmore, Romona Walton, Debbie Winkle and Shanna Zimmerman, all of Bend. Champion baker of whole wheat muffins was Stove Hanson of Bend. A red ribbon went to Rose mary McCallum, Bend, and whiles to Rose Montgomery, Bend, and Cindy Ann Maul, Red mond. Linda Gregg, Redmond, copped the championship for plain butter cake. Reserve champ was Anne Beckweith, Redmond. Other blue ribbon winners: Janice Lee Dresser,- Jerry Hcnsley, Valynda Kat ter, Sandra Mathers, Judy Skld more, all of Bend; reds, Shelley Smead, Gerry Smith, Karyl Yan cey and Glenda Holzhouser, Bend, and Elizabeth Kammerer, Red mond. White ribbons: Linda Brook field. Claudia Gant. Phyllis Hens ley, Jannice Koffard, Sueann Kof lord, Mary Lowe, Jeanctte Ped erscn, Theresa Sanowski, Kath leen Sanowskl. Lorl Smead, Doris Trueax, Cynthia Vincent, Katy Wayman. Bend, and Shelly Kay Maiil and Esther Johnson, Red mond. Cathy Maul, Redmond, was champion and Llndn MacDonnld, Redmond, reserve, for net bread. A blue ribbon went to Sharon Duncan, Redmond: red to Linda Griffiths, Launl Birkhofer, Red mond, and a white to Barbara Roberts, Redmond. Greg Gassner, Bend, raises top market hog 'fp.clil to Th Bullatln REDMOND Grand champion 4-H market hog at the Deschutes County Fair was shown by Greg Gassner of Bend. Greg's hog, and the reserve champion, shown by Susan Walker, also of Bend, were of the Yorkshire breed. "Gassner also showed Uie third place animal in this division. Fourth went to Wayne E. Short' reed, Redmond. Champion swine showman was Susan Walker, Bend. Her broth' er, Jerry, was named reserve champion. Third place went to Nanette Shotdts, also of Bend. First place in intermediate swine Showmanship went to Gail Ga.vv ner. Bend. Gary Gassner took second and Wayne Shortreed, Redmond, third, fop junior show- man was Greg Gassner. Second went to Ed Caldwell, Bend, tnd third to Ladel Hucttl. Bend. . Champion Landrace market hog was shown by Jerry Walker, bend. Gail Gassner showed the champion sow and Gary Gassner' s ntry took second place. A Land race spring gilt won reserve title or Nanette Kh wills. Bend. In the farrowed sow division Ed Cald well's entry was named cham pion. A championship ribbon went to Susan Walker, Bend, for her Poland China junior spring gilt. BEND MAN CITED ' Carl Strom, Bend resident, was arrested last night on a charge of intoxication on a public street, TV . t ' , . 1 ' ' Bend boy wins baking tifle Sptclal to The Bulletin REDMOND A young man from Bend, David A. Wilson, was named champion intermediate bread baker at the Deschutes County Fair. Reserve title went to Rosalee Robbins, also of Bend. Elizabeth Brink was handed a blue ribbon and reds went to Kath- ryn Denning and Valynn Katter, all of Bend. Top senior bread baker was Dana Garboden, Bend. Reserve title went to Sharon Wachter, Bend. Red ribbons were won by Sandra Henscy, Bend, and Eunice Pruett, Redmond. Champion in the Intermediate dollar winner contest was Jeanet to Pcdersen, Bend, and reserve, Glenda Holzhousor, also of Bend. Cynthia Vincent, Bend, also won a blue ribbon. Reds went to Anne Beckwith, Launl Birkhofer, Red mond, and Sandra Mathers, Bend. Top winner In the senior dollar dinner contest was Sandra Hens- ley, Bend. LaPine girl top county roll baker Special to The Bulletin REDMOND Champion roll baker in 4-H cooking at the Des chutes County Fair was Linda Leo Taylor of LaPine. Reserve title went to Michele Baker, Bend. Kathleen Panner and Ellen Summers, both of Bend, also won bluo ribbons. Reds went to Susan Schalz and Roselle Robbins, Bend, and Eunlco Pruett, David Wilson and Vanda Winegar, Red mond. Whites were won by Bon nie Backstrom, Elizabeth Nill, Beth Brink, all of Bend. White bread champion was Da na Garboden, Bend. Nanette Shoults, Bend, took the reserve title. Sandra Hensley, Bend, won blue ribbon. Reds went to Jjt- rie Allison, Kay Bennett and Kathie O'Kecfe, all of Bend. Kath leen Franks, Valynn Katter and Jewel Croncn, all of Bend, took white ribbons. Championship for brown bread went to Kathryn Denning, Bend. Reserve title was won by Rose Putnam, Bend. Sharon Wach ter. Bond, won a blue ribbon and reds went to Virginia Howard, Terrebonne, and Corinna Mel lott, Bend. In Uie first division of outdoor cooks, Knthleen Pnnner, Bend, was named champion and San ford Silver, Redmond, reserve. A bluo ribbon was won by Michele Baker, Bend; reds by Bonnie Backstrom, Roger Ferguson, Ter ry Meyers, Redmond, and whites. Susan Schatz, Bend, and Sanford Silver, Redmond. Jerry Hensley won the outdoor chefs' championship. Junior muffin baking champion was Grace Gatchell, Bend. Steve Hanson, Bend, was roservc. Other blues went to Janice Holzhousor and Susan Skidmore, Bend. Champion intermediate cake baker was Glenda Holzhouser, Bend, and reserve, Jeanette Pet ersen. Bend. Blues were won by Karyl Yancy, Valynn Katter, Lin da Lee Taylor, Elizabeth Kam merer, rhyilis Hensley and Anne Beckwith. Reds went to Esther Johnson, Mary Ixiwe, Sandra Mathers, Judy Skidmore, Gerry Smith and Cynthia Vincent. White winner were Teresa Vincent, Launl Birkhofer and Elizabeth Brink. SPENCER TRACY RELEASED LOS ANGELES (UPI) Actor Spencer Tracy, 63. has been re leased from St. Vincent's Hospi tal, w here he was taken last July IB with a respiratory ailment. Tracy, stricken at Ui beach home of actress Katharine Hep bum, originally was believed to have suffered a heart attack. Doc tors later said diagnosis indicat ed the illness was a congested lung condition. Two girls get state fair trip in canning judging Special to The Bulletin REDMOND Four-H canning judging winners at the fair, age 12 and over, who will go to state are Launi Birkhofer of Route 1, Redmond, and Phyllis K. Hensley, Bend. In junior clothing judging Deb bie Skorpen of Bend placed first, Judy Skidmore of Bear Creek Road, Bend, second, and Susan Skidmore of the same address, third. For junior clothing judging, 12 and ever, Linda MacDonald of Route 1, Redmond, was first, and Anne Beckwith of Redmond, sec ond. Both will be eligible for state fair, as will the third place win ner, Susan J. Schatz, of Route 1, Bend. In junior food preparation judg ing, Grace Gatchell of Bend was first: Elizabeth Kammerer of Bend, second, and Janice Holz houser, Route 1, Bend, third. For girls 12 and over, Dana Garbo den, Bend, was first and will go to state fair, as will Jewell Cron in, second, and Esther Johnson, third. Three senior home Improve ment judging contestants also will go to state: Karen Bigelow, Route 2. Bend, first; Edith S. O'Day, Route 2, Bend, second, and Vanda Winegar, Route 1, Redmond, third. Junior knitting judging winners were Paula Woods, first; Janice Ashmon, Bend, second, and Elea nor Bigelow, Star Route, Red mond, third. Senior knitting win ner was Kem Miller, Redmond, with Katy Wayman, Route 1, Bend, second, and Valynn Katter, Bend, third. All three are eligible for state competition. Blue ribbons in the 4-H knitting contest went to Janice Ashmon, Demonstration winners told Special to The Bulletin REDMOND Home economics 4-H demonstration winners were named at the county fair. In the Individual senior demon strations, Carla M. Lynds of Red mond was named grand champion and received Roberts awa'-d; Edith S. O'Day, Route 2, Bend, reserve champion, with both to go to the state fair. Sandra Hensley of Bend and Linda Fronabarger won red ribbons. Intermediate team champions, who will go to state, are Sandra Mather and Cinthia Vincent; with Launl Birkhofer and Esther John son of Route 1, Redmond, alter nates. Reds went to Bonnie Back strom and Michele Baker, Bend. In Intermediate Individual dem onstration, Karen Bigelow, Route 2, Bend, was reserve champion and received the Roberts' award. She will go to state fair, as will Jew-ell Cronln. Jeanette Pedersen, Phillys Hensley and Gerry Smith, Bend, won reds and Glen da M. Holzhouser of Route 1, Bend, white. Linda Bruton and Joyce Hart- zel, Redmond, received red rib bons as the junior home econom ics demonstration tern. In the individual junior demon strations. Pennie Smith was nam ed champion and received the Roberts award, with Marianne Duberow of Route 1, Bend, re serve champion. Blues also went to Catherine Page, Bend; Chris tine Watts, Redmond; Tamela Hammer; reds. Sherry Smith, Mary Lowe, Laurel Thomsen; whites, Eleanor Bigelow, Red mond, Claudia Gant. SPY IN THE SKY SYCAMORE HOLLOW, Kan. (l?PI A convention of nudists complained today there had been several Incidents of low-flying air planes aver Ifs camp. For FAST REStTLTS Advertise Id The Bulletin Classified evening starting at 7:30 p.m. Sunday's program will open with the buckaroo breakfast from 5:30 to 9:30 a.m., with the rodeo, races, and cutting horse events to start at 1 :30 p.m. Marianne Duberow, Pamela Ham mer, Connie Jones, Ethel Kent- ner. Norma Knbs, all of Bend: Sherry Smith and Christine Watts, Redmond. Reds were given Carol Bigelow, Eleanor Bigelow, Star Route, Red mond, Lynn Cartmill, Bend, Lee Ann Craig, LaPine; Judith Dyk stra, Route 1, Bend; Pennie Smith, Redmond. In the junior button sewing con test, Grace Gatchell, Route 2, Bend, won a blue ribbon; Junie Ferns and Sharon D. Staton of LaPine received reds, and Colleen Dawson, LaPine, white. Trips fo sfafe fair earned Special to The Bulletin REDMOND Four-H leather club members who will attend state fair after winning at the county fair include Steve Stanford and Myra Aldous, Terrebonne, both champions; Vonna R. Seal and Timothy W. Jacobs, Terre bonne, reserve champions; Trudy Karrer, Route 2, Bend, Dennis D. Davis, Route 2, Bend; Larry E. Davis, Terrebonne, and Ron Lee Stanford. Terrebonne. Red ribbons went to Vern Lar- rence. Route I, Redmond: Ricky S. Jacobs, Terrebonne; Terry To- doroff, Bend: Douglas Herland, Bend; Georganna Dowse, Terre bonne: Scotty Shrier, Terrebon ne: Bill Howard, Terrebonne. Whites were awarded Larry Brown, Martin Roberts and Lin da Vetsch, Star Route, Redmond; Ardel Sheffield, Route 2, Bend; David Brown. David Trachsel. and Barbara Roberts, Star Route, Redmond: Melody Hale, Route 2, Bend; Tom Bird, Bend: Dale Kel ler, Redmond: Scotty Shrier, Ter rebonne; Helen Drew, Terrebon ne. NEW OCEAN CABLE PARIS (UPI) French, West German and American communi cations companies have agreed to finance a new 4.375-mile transaU lantic cable linking the United States and France. The cable is to be laid during the summer of 1965, French Post and Telegraph officials an nounced, from Tuckerton. N.J., to Saint Hilaire de Riez, France. Now Thru Sunday E,?'rr!J'3J?l' Continuous From 1:00 P.M. JfcJaMBiiaWeWMiamJ Saturday and Sunday) -Ja5 wj lllii'eg THE GREAT ADVENTURE Mt'l!-IL-W!llil'IJI.IWj'."Hl i.U wmmfmm j COLOR .laPANAVISION ALSO Explosive War Drama I "THE NUN AND Ends Tonight! "THE ROBE" "DAMN THE DEFIANT" STARTS SUNDAYI SiTSS? " 2 f& PAT BOONE & NANCY KWAN rO "THE MB ATTRACTION" Floral honors af fair won by Carlo Lynds Special to The Bulletin REDMOND Carla M. Lynds, Route 1, Redmond, was adjudged champion in 4-H senior flower arrangement at the fair, receiving a blue ribbon. Sandra Hensley, Bend, won a red ribbon. In intermediate flower arrange ment, Cyndy Jones, Bend, was champion: Cinthia G. Vincent, Bend, reserve champion, both get ting blue ribbons. Whites for third went to Jcannette Pedersen and Shirley Ann Ramsey, both Bend. Janet Ryan, Route 1, Redmond, received champion in junior flow er arrangement: Delpha Hoffman, Route 1, Redmond, reserve cham pion, and Teresa Vincent, Bend, blue. In junior flowers (1 to 3 flow ers) prizes were as follows: Ter- esa Vincent, Bend, champion, state fair; Joel Cannon, Route 1, Redmond, reserve champion, state fair; Jean Ryan and Lorna both blue, state fair; Barbara States, Redmond. Delpha Hoff man, Route 1, Redmond, blue; Harvey Duncan and Janet Ryan, Rote 1, Redmond, red; Mary Ann Richards, Route 2, Redmond, white. Awards for intermediate flow ers (2 to 4) were Jeanctte Peder sen, Bend, champion, state fiar; Cyndy Jones, Bend, reserve champion, state fair; Cinthia Vin cent, Bend, Linda Wareing, Route 1, Redmond, state fair; Launi Birkhofer, Sharon Duncan, Norma Wareing, Rout 1, Red mond. Phyllis K. Hensley, Shirley Ann Ramsey, Bend, reds. Carla Lynds, Route 1, Red mond, won champion and state fair in senior flowers (3 to 5 with reds going to Sandra Hensley, Bend, and Jcannine Wareing. Route 1, Redmond. GOOD MEMORY BIRMINGHAM, England (UPI) Letter from a vacationer who just returned home here reached its destination with no difficulty despite the following address: "The Manager, double fronted shop. Halfway Down High-Street on Woolworth's side, selling tran sistors, etc., and with gas lighter, 12 shillings, 11 pence, in first win dow, High-Street, Burnham-on-Sea." BEGINS WITH STIVE JAMES MCQUEEN GARNER ATTLNBORQUGH THE SERGEANT' nil i.'i.j.r.M.n.i.-i Young knitters from Bend take honors at fair Special to The Bulletin REDMOND Grand champion beginning 4-H knitters at the Des chutes County Fair is Norma Kribs of Bend. Another Bend girl, Pamela Hammer, was nam ed reserve champion. Other blue ribbon winners In this division were Connie Jones, Bend, and Karen Melhase, Red mond. Second places went to Jer rie Allison, Marianne Duberow, Judith Dykstra, Vickie Hillard, Patricia Huntington, Ethel Kent ner. Bend, and Angi Martin, Mer rikay Pierce, Linda Vetsch, Carol Bigelow, Eleanor Bigelow, Red mond. Tliirds were won by Janice Ashmon, Jackie Mitchell, Lorene Thalhofer, Bend; Pennie Smith, Sherry Smith, Christine Watts, Sandra Arnett, Jacquelyn Brown, Ellen Christie, Redmond, and Lee Ann Craig, LaPine. Champion in intermediate knit ting was Daryl Stolberg, LaPine. Other blue ribbon winners were Susan Cass, LaPine, and Donna Harris, Bend. Second places wnet to Linda Carter, LaPine; Karen L. Dyer, Valynda Katter, Eliza beth Nill, Myrna Ray, Sandra Hensey, Lorene Wiley, Sandra Morehouse, Allison Hamlin, Bend; Lucille Young, Kathy Sage, Red mond. V White riblmns went to Linda An derson, LaPine; Paula Woods, Redmond; Deborah Barker, Ter rebonne: Nancy Davis and Su san Larson, Bend. Grand champion Intermediate knitting In fine yarn was Carla Lynds of Redmond, a red rib bon in this division went to Kem Miller, Redmond. Red ribbons were awarded to Delia Gordon, Pamala Staton and Linda Lee Taylor, all of LaPine. Champion advanced knitter was Marilyn C. Day of LaPine. Debra Ann katter, Bend, won a blue rib bon; Linda Fronabarger, Bend, a red one, and Jewell Cronin, Bend, a white ribbon. QUAKE HIT FINALND HELSINKI, Finland (UPI)-A mild earthquake Friday shook the surroundings of Kuopio In north ern Finland for about 10 seconds, alarming local inhabitants but causing only minor damage. The quake was the first felt In Finland for some time. KBND 1U0KCV SOOO Write WiJttli TONIC. NT'S l'H0iHAM3 6 m K-Bond Musical Patrol 7:30 Speaking ol S porta 7:35 Sam Bass Show 7:5S Network New 8:00 Sam Bass Show 8:55 Network News 9.00 Sam Bass Show 9:55-Network News 10:00 Sam Bas Show SUNDAY 7:00 Time, News. Temp.. 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Show 11 55Ntwrtt News 12 00 N'trttme Melodlet 1MO Ti-day's ClaIQed 12. 15 Spurs Rev.ew 12 ?o STMime Melodies 12. News U 45 Karmers Hour 1 mi Rairh Curtis Show 1 25 Klair Report 1 a raul Harvey News 1 45 H:ph Curtis Show 3 S3 Network News 2 mv-Fix-e U!den M rates 2.5 Ralph CurTIs Show 2 55 Nftwufic News 3 r Collectors 0-nr I 25 RVph (Mr-Is Show J 55 Network News 4 mi HtPh Curti Show 4 I"1 Northwest News 4 no Sam Bass SNw 4.40 Tom Harnv-n SrrTS 4 ?rt-S'.nes ol Partc t'wwertend 5 nrtTire Vendors 5 15 Sam Bsm Show i 25 Lcal News I SO Sam Bass Show 9 55 New The Bulletin, Metals ACROSS 1 Iron-carbon alloy 6 Metal for statues 12 Slow (music) 13 Receptions 14 Eight (music) 16 Is 17 Supplement 18 Madder genuf 20 Automotive group (ab.) 21 Wound 24 Past 26 Mislead! 30 Fit in 32 Italian commune 33 Dull yellow 35 Nickel-copper alloy 36 Understanding 38 Biblical name 39 Raising 42 Presidential nickname 45 Bestow 46 Stannum 49 Mv Lady (Ft) 62 Printing mistake 54 Wild ass 55 Baser 56 Seize fcoTIoq.) 67 Correct DOWN 1 Wild plum 2 Cravat 3 Grafted (her.) 4 Japanese outcast 5 Fiance 6 Colder 7 King 8 Egg (comb. form) 9 Cape 10 Greek letter 11 Essential being 15 Feminine appellation 19 Conclusion 21 Yellow metal 22 Biblical kingdom 23 Sea cow 24 Moslem prayer call var.) 25 Mountain past (India) 27 Sand hill '.8 Danish weights ?9 Salt 30 Consumed 31 Ribbon (comb, form) 34 Experienced people Canning entries cover variety of food types Special to Th Bulletin REDMOND Four-H canning entries at the Deschutes County Fair represented every type of (ood preservation from jams and jellies to vegetables and meats. A blue ribbon in Canning 1 went to Phyllis K. Hensey of Bend. Can ning 2 champion was Vanda Wine gar, Redmond. A red ribbon in this division went to Linda Grif fiths, Redmond. Canning 3 champ was Dana Garboden of Bend. Another Bend contestant, Sandra Hensley, was named reserve champion. Linda Lee Taylor, LaPine, copped a red ribbon in this group. Jerrie Allison, Bond, was nam ed champion of the Canning 4 class. Top winner in jams and jellies was Dana Garboden, with red ribbons going to Sandra Hens- f " Daily TV Logs 6KOIN Q KGW 10 KPTV TV O TV I SATUHIIAV 6:00 Mnn from Cochise Newa. S. Vanucur Wide World of Sport 6:30 Federal Man Adventures In ramrjlse Treasure 7:00 Highway Patrol " Klglit of tha Week .. ' 7:30 Lucy-Pest Comedy Sam Benedict " 8:00 " " Tombslune Territory 8:30 The Defender! .Toey Bishop Hootenany 9:00 SttL Kite at Movie Lawrence Welit 9:30 Have Gun. Will Travel " 10:00 Gunsmoke " Gallant Men 10:30 " " 11:00 Sat. Reporter Premiere riayhouse Movie 12 11:30 Showtime KATU-TV Chnnnel S 9:30 Science Fiction Theatre 6:30 Lone Ranjrer 11:00 K-2 Newareel 7:00 HopalonK Cassldy U:30 Meditation 8:00 Attack Thealre SUN OA V """ 7:15 Prayer a Hymn 7:30 Town & Country 8:00 Lamp Unto My Feet wiinda Wunda ' 8:30 Lonk Up and Live " Herald of Truth 8:00 Camera Three Cutw Oral Roberts 9:30 Washington Report Summer Campus Gospel Favorite 10:00 This is th Uie The Sound of the Bible " 10:15 " Think Oregon 10:30 The Christopher Frontiers ol Faith TV Bible Cias 10:45 Minn, at New York " 11:00 " To Your Health Navy Film 11:15 " 11:30 " Man and Tracedy Famous Playhouse 11:45 12.00 " Tela Venture Tale Burns & Allen 12:30 " Mental Health TV Show ol Home 1:00 " Fellow Citizen 1:15 " 1. 30 Sir Francis Drake Perspectives American Study Program 2:00 Faith for Today World Report Sunday Matinee 2:30 Armchair Theatre Viewpoint ' 3:00 " Sunday Showcase 8:30 " ' 4-OU " Navy Log 4:30 Let' Fare Take Two 5:00 Sea Hawk Mr. Magoo Major Adam 5:30 Amateur Hour Bui twinkle Show " 6.00 Twentieth Century Meet The Press You Asked For It ' 6:30 Mr. Ed Scherer's Sun. 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Saturday, August 3, 1963 Answar to Pravlout Puril IS s;a:s 37 Biblical 46 Story 47 Bolivian Indian . 48 Ointment 50 Moslem commander character 40 1 have (contr.) 41 Resolution 42 Boole of Bible 43 Judge s bench 61 Girl's nickname. 44 Biblical region 53 Border AIR KJ OllUiOC AGIE P3LI&' jjAmwSIDI Is eje . m'A's fflliy!jsH mJi; ed ' p'EiA'pleMpToTsjE RIS j felSlSlEBfAllOMBg UiE M AiTlBA R T S cJTo O UIE SITMALT ate OLD O gmBAVEfR a l i rr rio Kirn k e nJI L'a'c Id'e'nIti e'ItIe 1 2 3 U I& I 16 p 8 19 110 111 n ii tj iTI is ; n i is IT 2425 t 25 27 5T W 31 j 32" 31 ST 36 aT! . 1 38 " ' ' 39 40 41 j 42 Ui Ui lWWWb' rfl 46 147 143 CiaJfcJ & 755 56 Mil Hill, LOST HIS SHORTS BLACKPOOL, England (UPIi As the tide rose Friday, a man edged up the steps to the beach one-by-one until Uie water cams to his neck. Investigating police said he had gone for a swim in his under shorts, lost them, then found that the tide had washed away the rest of his clothes. ley and Jerrie Allison. Blue ribbons were awarded to Dana Garboden and Sandra Hens ley for their exhibits of five kinds of canned fruits. Dana took an other blue ribbon and Jerrie a red one for five jars of vegetables. Both Jerrie and Dana won blue ribbons on their entries of canned meats. Choice Steak DINNERS Top Sirloin, Rib, T-Bone Only 1.95 PASCALE CAFE 1219 S. 3rd 382-3582 7.00 Two For The Show 8:30 Divorce Court 9:30 Financing A Small Busines 10.00 Jan Smoot 10:15 Manion Forum 10:30 Lyle Baker Report 11:00 K-2 Newsreel U.30 Meditation. Slgn-Ott