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The Bulletin, Wednesday, August 7, 1963 t ' 2 . I 111 . i' - y r xti 1 , ' -'i -w-d .r' ..v. fell up fc 1 II IM II HIIH IIMWH Needlework winners named a f Deschufes Counfy Fair Special to Tha Bulletin REDMOND Needlework cham pions in every division were nam ed last weekend during the judg ing of women's open class work at the Deschutes County Fair. Winners, named in the order they placed, were: Table linens. I crocheted lunch cloth. Rova Gal loway, Mildred Rowley; other lunch cloth, Dess Jenkins; linen table cloth, Harley Meuret, Helen Carlson, Mrs. G. Schaedler; cro cheted table cloth, Carolee Sur face, Mrs. Knute Herland; bridge set, Lela Sutton, Delia Brandt, Mildred Rowley; chair back, Del la Brandt, Bertha Farrier. Arm clialr set, Mrs. Leo Bauer, Georgia Howell, Mildred Rowley; place mats, Mrs. Leo Bauer, Har ley Meuret; embroidered hand towel, Mrs. Ernest Ranger, Mrs. Leo Bauer; crocheted hand towel, 'h r V'?' . ti,ltMlttclOTa-llW't'WairtlV COC GETS GIFT L R. (Lucky) Shields, left, iupervli college tral Oregon. The equipment, which includei filing end tree preiident. Don Pence, at he tries out part of the complete pruning devices, will be used to beautify the college site end chainsew outfit which was presented to the C.O.C. Foundation, es part of foreitly technology demonstrations. Shields Is wholesale representative of a chainsaw firm in ten- Coo summer weather pays off in qualify of displays Cpaclat to The Bullatln IPeden, Marilyn Savage; 0. J. 01-1 na Najois, Nancy Schmid, E. J. 1 third; annual phlox, E. J. Mrs. G. Schaedler, Lillian War moth; other, .Mrs. Leo Bauer, Lil lian Warmoth, Harley Meuret Handkerchief, Mrs. G. Schaed ler, Joselle Irvine, Lillian War moth; potholders, Mrs. Leo Bau er, Mrs. G. Schadler, Pauline Fer- Iguson; tea towels, Beulah Cham ibers, Delia Brandt, Lillian War I moth: hot dish mats, M. Sheppard, I Josclla Irvine, Mrs. G. Schaedler. Bed linens, crocheted pillow cases, Harley Meuret, Phyllis Hoffman, Helen Carlson; cutwork, Beulah Chambers, Grace Harford, Harley Meuret; embroidered, Mrs. Joe Strite, Mrs. Harvey Brown, May Knopsnyder, white embroid ered, Lillian Warmoth, Mrs. Leo Bauer; other, Delia Brandt, Becky Hanger, Mrs. Ernest Ranger. Sets of pillow cases and sheets, ! Beulah Chambers. Mrs. Loo Bau er, Helen Carlson; dresser scarf. Lillian Warmoth. Lela Sutton, Mrs. Harvey Brown; sola pillow, Eunice Foster, Gladys Garvlk. Mrs. Ernest Ranger; crocheted spreads, Franque Frank, Delia SCHEDULES XI5 FLIGHT EDWARDS AFB. Calif. (UPD Chief space agency pilot Joe Walker was scheduled to make another try today at a new air plane altitude record of alnut 68 miles In the X1S rocket ship. Tho 42 year old Walker was taken aloft Tuesday In the Xlh slung under the right wing of a B52 mother ship. Hut cloudy wea ther forced x)stKueninnt of tho altitude test. The flight was rescheduled for Q n m PIVr (17 ,uw,n KlVPl In. I dav. Brandt, Rova Galloway; crochet ed afghans. Marilyn Meuret, Mrs. Paul Bernard, Mrs. Otis Brown: knitted. Lillie Carter, Mrs. E.B. Schroedcr. Child's bedspread, Ada Hebert; Buel Day; cotton pieced, Lillie Carter, Mabel Hammack; child's quilt, Beulah Chambers; rugs, cro cheted, Mrs. Knute Herland, An namarie Ferguson. Dorothea Fer guson: yarn, Pauline Ferguson; hooked, rags, Ruth Ellifritz; hook ed yarn, Mrs. Leo Bauer, The! ma Winegar; woven, Dorothef Ferguson, Annamarie Ferguson.- AWNINGS TRI-COUNTY WINDOW PRODUCTS 382-2B24 or 447-705 ' REDMOND Deschutes Coun ty's cool summer weather paid off In the floral division last weekend at the fair. Entries were of ex ceptionally high quality, with many varieties often through blooming by fair time. Winners, In the order they plac ed, were: asters, Helen Carlson, third: bells of Ireland, Carl a Lynds, Minnie Povey; chrysanthe-: mums, Sadie Weaver, Car la Lynds, Jean Ryan: cosmos, Laura Birkhofer. Janet Ryan. Launi Brikhofer: pompom dahlia. Marie Harry, Mrs. Mehina Gilley: ball dahlia. Linda Taylor, third: cac tus dahKa. Mrs. Elizabeth Harry, Vine Harry, Mardya Saras; ; daT shasla. Sharra Shelby. Mrs. iS Pedes. Clara Boihrjer; Esther Becd. easy. Mrs. Everett Gett-'; rum. E. J. Gecmaa. Mrs. Ear-' r Berlaad: Grsa daisy. Mrs. Al Peden, Marilyn Savage; 0. J. 01- ausen. Delphinium, Mrs. Harold John ston, Gretchen Lubke, Don Lubke; Gallardia. E. J. Gettman, Mrs. Harold Johnston, Clara Bollinger; gladiolus, cream or white, Omer Shelby, Mrs. Norman Krantz; yel low or orange, Sharon Shelby, third; scarlet or red, Norman Krantz. Mrs. Norman Krantz, Mrs. Ida Olausen: pink or cerise. Mrs. Omer Shelby, Gladys Steams; lavender or purple. E. J. Gettman. Barbara Baker; formal exhibition, Jean Larson, Mrs. Shelby. lilies. Neva Ferguson. E. J. Gettman. Mrs. E. J. Gettman; calendula. Barbara Baker, Carol Lynds, E. J. Getrmam African maricoSd. Delia Brandt, third: French maricoM. Delia Brandt, Mrs. HaroM Johnston: dwarf, D- Gettman; single nasturtium, Carol Lynds, Delia Brandt; double, Tru dy Kerrer; large petunias, Shel ley Maul, Trudy Kerrer, Helen Weigand; small, Nancy EoteKid. E. J. Gettman, Jeva Ferguson: fringed, Delia Brandt, Nancy Schmid: ruffled, Lorraine Wei gand. Mrs. William Scott, Mrs. E. Gettman. Hybrid tea roses, Blanche Mc Fadden, Viola Olson, Marie Har ry; floribunda, Mrs. Leonard Downs, Helen Carlson, Clara Bol linger; peace roses,' Helen Carl son. Delia Brandt; pansies, Laura Schmid. Neva Ferguson; snapdra gon. Delph Hoffman, Shelly Maul, Marie Harry; Zinnia, medium. i Doris Birkhofer: small. Mary i Harry, Carla Lynds, E. J. Gettman. Carnation. Delph a Hoffman. third; annual phlox, E. J. Gett man; perennial, Minnie Povey, Nancy Schmid, Mrs. E. L. Chris tie; sweet peas, Margaret Johns, Mark McMUlen, E J. Gettman. 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