Garden Club Wins Sweepstakes in Boardman Parade
By HART IXC MABXOW
Th kaidmaa Garden Club
was the sreptakra winner Hrt
tir rum! in the Satur.
day morning at the North Mr
....... ah v rli).fal". and tha
d-M-ted 1 The Good 014 S'M."U.-
n.rr Time." Si Mr' c" A rjea to4 li4 the ilwti
thuM, a scun4 with "On . Irh ,, parade and then
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Thomas Sumner. Arlington Phon 8-r-M
went to the fair ground, to view
lh exhibit ana see-
noon program.
In the novelty division 4 the
paiade llw M M Cef- won first
!h -(lnc the ruin". "
tli Nugfirt Motel took sen4.
Winner In the bicycle parade
wrie AUn Mfe firmt. . wtth
-Surrey With The rrtngt On
Toti": Juhnny nrr. rr '
thlH.
d ,. utnntra were: farm ex
t,n. flrt; Grwnflrlii Grange, tec
on4. Commercial. Wayn Kuhn.
first: Don Iwney. aewnd. Or
canliailona. Irrlgon county ex
tension unit, first; Boardman
county extension unit. cond;
Cok1 Shepherd Lutheran church,
third. 4 II council. flM; 4 II m-w-Ins
MH-ond. Milk and Steak Oub.
third. FFA. Boaraman r.""
first.
j it iit rpvue chaminom
i..... Thiimiiiv nli?ht held In the
Grange hall were Anna Ma Ml
Ouaw. "Charmlnsly Youra"; San
dra Thorpe. "Fun & Sun", both
from Boardman; ani
bcrdlnK. Teen Wise Clothing .
IrrlRon. GlrU were Judged how
., t.,it in thrlr costumes.
Uirjr
and not on construction. Other
winner, were: "Charmingly
.r v.i,. rihhnna. Susan Mc-
luum . -
Coy. Irrlgon; Karen Anderson
and Elberta carpenirr,
man. Red ribbon, Dewena West,
Boardman. "Fun aun . o.uc
-i l i rhi,u xtrOaaw. Dorothy
Hash, and Tattl Partlow, all
Boardman. Red ribbon. Brenda
Billings. Boardman. Clothing IV
B, party dress, Ann an""
Irrlgon, blue ribbon.
In clothing construction.
u.. -orru.nti.r. Boardman. won
UVl l y.fy-
the grand champion ribbon, wltn
her dirndl sKirt ana pi-ii. k-
o,i in tho "Charmingly
run, iti""v - -
Yours" club. Other winners were,
blue ribbons, Anna Mae Mc
Quaw, Boardman, and Susan
McCoy, Irrlgon. Kea riooou.
en Anderson, Boardman. White
ribbon, Dewena West, Boardman.
"Teen Wise Clotmng wmnn
were Shirley Jackson and Penny
Jones, Irrlgon, red ribbons.
i.e.... . Sun" winners, who
made dresses, were: blue ribbon,
Sandra Thorpe and cnioe jhc
Quaw, Boardman. Red ribbons,
Dorothy Rash, Pattl Partlow and
Brenda Billings, all Boardman.
Play and sleep wear, blue rib-iw.-
canrim ThnrDo. champion,
uunai 1 1 . -
and Patty Miller, Boardman. Red
ribbons, Chloe McQuaw, Dorothy
Rash, Pattl Fartiow ana oicu
nnii.,,. rinthlntr IV. Darty dress,
.Ann Schmeder, Irrlgon, red rib-
"t'..b c niHq". on exhibition,
tut not Judged: Linda Tatone
and Karen Gronqulst, Boardman;
Joyce Jackson, Patricia Davis,
Mlla Robert
son, Darlene Gollyhorn, Sheila
Young, Barbara Aiancu, a..
Geraldlne Swearingen, Irrlgon.
..c.., tfo Fun", blue ribbons,
renins. Irrleon: Karen
Gronqulst, Teresa Thorpe and
Annie Obermeier, uoarunmn.
H,. Tatone. Board-
man; Pamela Hubbert, Gorgene
Hash, Linda Senn, and Sheryl
Wltherspoon, all Irrlgon.
4-H foods, main dish meals
Linda Daniels, Boardman, cham-
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WATCH FOB THE GREEN AND BLACK HANDBILLS
WITH ACCOUNTS FOR SALE
plon. Dinner club, Elberta Car
penter, Boardman, cnampion,
Dewena West, Boardman, rea
ribbon. Mealtime Fun, first year,
not Judged: Becky McDougall.
Cheryl Daniels and Kerry Dan
inu Rnarriman: Linda Senn. Dee-
- . -
m,.rirnv Maria DeChand.
Janice McElroy and Gloria Senn,
i -. i . .. - "
r ' " -d
. . . m nrr4 for nonh or nalia
I'lrteaiiuy warm muuhi - - . . .-,
diLn. and balmy brrrwsi l-t lUt- aooUims) luU daf
ins Um ba ol day.
What about srvir. wtrvWy'i favorite. M Stmicarv-ff? Il U
hraTty noufih dU to pirM hut of men but Iriuls t.
tlTto Infortriiity -rvuTf u- U ran U ri in on. duh.
IVkUd becia and aour crrara ar sui labia accucnarun)cnta.
To mnv Dkoal aarvwl lnd.ra or out. amaoninf U lnp.Hnt A
JmU1 owiia Tala.. a IkiuI rt pf saofU. It la wir
rlar y ruod with la Uuil cwnb'i- n-at and y,-srV.M in
iSuTnavor. ar. (! to Uww incbaUnrt and ncd .S
auca aa Tabasco provide.
Baal StroaaBoB
1 taUaarjoona flour
2 taaapoona sail
1U pounds sirloin or rib strak.
or boru-lca chuck, cut
into strip
4 tablaapouna butWr or
1 mrdiua onion, sluvd
1 garlic clv. minrod
I ran rundonatvi lunula or
rrvum of tliukrn soup
4 cup bouillon
't UaKon 1 ubaaco
1 puund mukhruonu. aliivd
3 rups hot cwokpd rico
1 cup comrrwrctal aour cwarn
... . ,..1 t- , u,:,l A.... miftlur Xt.'ll
Com Una flour ana saii; pprinnio rn. . -buttoTin
skUlct; add onion and irarl.c. Omk until onion u U-tKl.-r.
Kt7t brown. IUtoov. from .k.ll.-t; add rmat and brown ssHI.
bU, in soup. bouUlon. Tabat and onioiL tovrr; iimrwf JO mm.
utM. or unul meat ta tender. (Simmrr 1 hour for chutk). Ad.
rrhrm. cook 10 minutes lonser. To -rve. .n rara.n,l
it of aern platter: turn brxf mixture into cvnter. St rv wah
aour msm. Ywld: 6 servinss.
Irrlgon. Demonstrations, blue rib
bonsMary Gerberding. cham
pion. Joyce Jackson and Geral
Hino su.-rarlneen. Irrlcon. Red
ribbons, Anna Mae McQuaw,
Boardman. and Shirley Jackson.
Irrlgon.
Da.i luv Him rnmfln won
ituive iiuv"i v' i
the grand champion ribbon with
ta llrffuf4 t at tha Nana
il-if ivur.ty fair Friday In
ih in iu.i WjRRer t the
j)j!.iAr i.inan!.p in tha dairy
ditutt-n was lima ivn. naia
m . with Jim fartSis. s-cvn4
! jilil siu (nnt-i tir l,i4iMi
nU:r f cm!1 Urn I.ti. v.a.
! nmKtd. !
j st..,v:i. fat alerts f;
jGrwrtf Krnney. Irrli'on. first.
I villi a llcfrfurd. Mik I'artluw!
ihif.1, iih an Anuu tr i
llc-ifris, we rar and orr
ijUndra Tlu-ri-. fkartmn. f Ut. j
nh a lloUtrin; I'ndc-r i '
mi.ih Jim Partlow. lioatdman,
firi J-rrv: I'aitl Partlow.
!u...,.im.n fiit ilurrrtMfV. fnJfr
j ivtu csrs Anna Mi Muaw, (
',oji. B.wir.linan. second.
Gurny, Prlutinu cow. Jim
aril.iw. GurrnM-v. first: Tunl
Tlor. Gurrnwy. second; Irrna
jvits. HoMt-in. firt.
Junior tiliowmanshlp, U-rt
Mike Partlow. fin.t; Carrol Lath
mp. arroml; Grc Kenney.
ihlnL Dlr Partlow. first.
Anna Mae McQuaw. sect-nd. Sen
ior howmitnhip, dairy Irne
Potta. fitst; Pattl Partlow. sec
ond; Chloe McQuaw, third; San
dra Th"rrf, fourth.
Swine David Skoubo. first;
Kerry Daniels, second. Showman
shipKerry Daniels, first; David
Skoubo, awind.
Open class Judging: swine
Crouch Brothers, first. Landraee
hour, eight months, Don Bellamy,
find, second and third, with Mon
tana gilts. Sheep, Anna Mae Mc
Quaw. first, ewe lamb. Jersey
heifer, under two year., Teresa
Thorpe, first. Shorthorn, under
two years. Alan Partlow. Board
man, first. Guernsey, under two
years, Anna Mae McQuaw. first.
Hereford bull. Irene Potts, second.
Goat. Kathy Getz, Boardman.
first
Saddle horses, two years and
over under halter: Chloe Mc
Quaw, first; Susan Partlow,
Ronrdman. socond: Paul Slaugh
ter. Irrlgon, third. Colts under
two years Leo Totts, uoaraman.
lone News
Mr and Mr. Msri-n Palm-r
and tuttat ! fw. J,TO'J
WYt1. a fuet Sunday of
Mfs .NcUi Palmer it Uxlnri"
Mr and Mrs Paul PrttyK-hn
and (Mann. f In pwrtUnd a
f-w d. U Tk,
Mr and Mrs ii'a
and family of Athens were Mlf
ift relatives In l'na on Satur
day. Mr and Mr. Paul prltyMn.
Mr. Clei Drake, and Mr finest
Lundell attended the weddir-g of
l.iher M Bkrr and Leon
Vat In Walla Walla Sunday.
firt; Paul SUughter. xrd;
Irrne otts. third.
,.rs under saddle with
rider undt-r Iwrlve ear Bobby
SkoutMi. Boardman. first. Tnder
.idd)e Hli riders twelve ta six
ln years-Pattl Partlow. first;
Susan M.Coy. lrrltfn, second;
Chle MiQuaw. third. Under
saddle rider aUteen and over
Paul Slaushter. first; Susan Part
low. second; Jim Miller. Board
man. third.
Shetland halter class Jy
Tatone, Boardman. first; Mike
Partlow. Boardman. second. Shet
land under saddle Jody Tatone.
first; Mike Partlow. w-cond.
Welch pony, halter class Jim
Partlow. first; Linda Tatone.
Boardman, second. Welch pony
und. r saddle Jim Partlow, first;
Linda Tatone, second.
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