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Heppner, Ore., Gazette-Times, Thursday, Aug. 29, 1974 County Fair winners . . . KERR CANNING CONTEST WINNERS Fruils 1, Esther Minnick, Hdurdman; 2, Martha Mun J kers. Vegetablcs-1, Betty Christ man; Jerry Doherty, Lexington. Pickles and rel ishes 1, Mary Pat Lande; 2, Gail Hughes. Jams and jellies 1, Leila Messenger, l-exington; 2, Marilyn Berg sinmi. OVERALL SWEEPSTAKES WINNER LIST (Compiled by the Fair Office) Knitting Corky Norene. Needlework -Marilyn Berg sirom. Canning Ester Min niek, Boardman. Art work Sherri Mahoney. Oregon Wheal League Cake Roberta Garrison. Collectors corner Janet Lindstrom, lone. Com niuniiy Bool h Heppner Gar den Club. Open Crafts Oma Cox. Photography Steve Peck. Flowers and arrange ments, most ribbons Justine Weatherford. Flower Ar rangements Barbara James. Single " Flower Clayton Avers. Indoor plant Florence McMillan, Lexington. Shad owlxix Justine Weatherford. j tables Jean Bennett. Foods Marilyn Ilergsiom. NEEDLEWORK Afghan, hairpin lace 1, Myrtle Iniel, lone; orlon 1, Freida Majeske; 2, Flossie Marrick, lone; crocheted with embroidery 1, Debbie Olsen, lone; wool 1, June Lind strom, lone; 2, Lois Mes senger; broomstick 1, Alice Crawford, lone; 2, Leann Rea, Lexington ; 3, Florence Mc Millan. Lexington; lap robe 1, Ann Bergstrom, lone. Aprons. embroidered 2, Myrtle Intel. Bureau scarves, cross stitched 3, Linda Breidenbach; embroidered 2, Florence McMillan. Croch eted pohchos, orlon 1, Norita Messenger, Lexington; croch eted vests 1, Ann Doherty. Doilies, embroidered 1, Flo rence McMillan; dish towels, embroidered 1, Mary Lind say, lone; 2, Phyllis Miller; 3, Huth Bergstrom. Crocheted edgings 1, Delsie Chapel, lone; 2, Ann Schwarzin; 3, Exhibits, Harvest & Machinery Saturday Parade Style Revue Boat Races - FERTILIZING BOARDMAN Boeing Co. C & D Drive-In Dewey Chevron Dodge City Inn Frontier Irrigation & Supply Imperial Electric Heating and Air Conditioning Phyllis Miller. Handkerchiefs, crocheted edge 1, Phyllis Miller, Heppner. Needlepoint chair tops 1, Madge Bryant. Crewel pic tures, large 1, Marilyn Berg strom ; 2, Eddi Skow; Maryan McElligott, lone. Small-Ruth Bergstrom. Embroidered pic ture I, Phyllis Piper, Lexing ton. Pillows, crewel and embroidery 1, Marilyn Berg strom; 2, Ruth Berstrom. Bargelle 1, Ann Bergstrom, lone; wool embroidered 1 Florence McMillan; 2, Grace McElligott, lone; double cross stitch 1, Ann Bergstrom; wool cross stitch 1, Marilyn Bergstrom. Pillow slips, col ored, cross stitch 1, Marilyn Bergstrom; embroidered 1, Mary Lindsay; 2, Lucille Peck, Lexington; 3, Emma Drake. Quilts, pieced and quilled 1, Esther Minnick, Boardman; quilted only 1, Bonnie Christopherson; tied 1, Mildred Padberg. Stoles, crocheted 1, Delsie Chapel, lone; 2, Alice Crawford, lone; 3, Carol Godin. Broomstick 1, Myrtle Imel. Table cloth, crocheted 1, VoJean For quer; 2, Delsie Chapel. Tote bags blue ribbons to Floy Privctt, Ida Farra; Esther Minnick, Boardman; white ribbon to Mary Bristow, lone. Wall hangings blue ribbons to Anna Schwarzin, Maxine Gray, Judie Laughlin; Fran ces Peck, Lexington; red ribbon to Maxine Gray. Need lework for children, afghans blue, Florence McMillan, Emma Drake; red, Ann Doherty. Crib spread, em broidered 1, Jerry Doherty, Heppner. Quilted Child's quits 1, Bonnie Christopher son. Tied comforter 1, Bebe Munkers; 2, Sue Duncan; 3, Debbie Olson, lone. Misc. Crocheted and embroidered child's articles 1, Ann Do herty, Heppner. Misc. toys 1, Phyllis Piper, Lexington; 2, Hilda Peterson, lone; 3, Al berta Johannes. Misc. pic-lures-l, Tricia Toll; 2, Eddi Skow. Seniors: reserve champion, Kathy Gilbert, 1st alternate, Sandra Palmer; blue rib bonsSharon McCarl, Lori Bergstrom, Terry McElligott, ' Cassandra Chapel; red rib bonsJanice Edwards, Tam my Brannon, Lori Dunlap, Patricia VanSchoiack. Anita Davidson, who had recently broken her arm could not model, helped with the revue from behind the scenes. Thir teen girls in the senior clothing participated. Knitting and crocheting, juniors: beside champion Marie VanSchoiack, Suzanne Keithley and Ann Van Schoiack were blue ribbon winners in this class. Knitting intermediates: re serve champ Kathy Wolff; blue ribbons Melody Mar latt, Linda Keithley; red ribbons Lynn Gochnauer, Rosanna Marlatt, Dee Hed man, Kathleen VanSchoiack. In senior knitting and cro cheting the champion, Carol Holtz, was joined by reserve champion Sharon McCarl and 1st alternate Sandra Palmer. Red ribbon winner was Ruth Ann Keithley, who won an award for both knitting and crocheting. ANNUAL FLOWERS Alyssum 1, Gail Hughes. Aster, fluffy 1, Ernie Gar rison; 2, Helen Martin, lone; 3, Ida Lynn. Aster, any other 1, Ernie Garrison; 2, Clayton Ayers; 3, Mildred Rhea, Lexington. Bells of Ireland 1, Hazel Hamlin; 2, Elsie Fox, Lexington; 3, Helen Martin. Black-eyed Susan 1, Bebe Munkers. Calendula 1, Jean ne Howell; 2, Helen Martin; 3, Loree Hubbard, lone. Colo sia 1, Gail Hughes. Cosmos 1, Sophie Ayers; 2, Hazel Hamlin; 3, Loree Hubbard. Marigold, dwarf French 3, Monica Jones. Marigold, French double 1, Claudia Huston; 2, Bernice Nash; 3, Helen Martin. Marigold, giant mum type 1, Oma Cox; 2, Jane Rawlins; 3, Elsie Fox. Marigold, giant carnation 1, Loree Hubbard; 2, Bebe Mun kers; 3, Rick Curtis. Nastur tium 1. Hazel Hamlin; 2, Jane Rawlins; 3, Jeanne Howell. Petunia, double ruffled 1, Loree Hubbard. Antique dried arrangement 1, Irene Swanson, lone; 2, Lori Turner. Petunia, single ruffled 1, Jeanne Howell; 2, Bebe Mun kers. Petunia, single bed ding 1, Kelli Bergstrom; 2, Monica Jones. Sunflower, one stem 1, Helen Martin, lone. Sweetpea, any color or mixed 1, Bebe Munkers; 2, Boardman's Harvest Sept. 6-8 it- , " y Frieda Slocum. Zinnia, dahlia flower 1, Roberta Garrison; 2, Loree Hubbard, lone. Zin nia, miniature 1, Loree Hub bard; 2, Rosemary Parks. Zinnia, medium type 1. Helen Martin. Other an nuals 1, Jane Rawlins; 2, Gail Hughes; 3, Lois Win chester. Annual flowers, 5 or more species 1, Rita Wolff; 2, Geneva Palmer; 3, Helen Martin, lone. Tuberous Be gonia 1, Fay Pierce. Canna 1, Bebe Munkers. Mum, 1-inch or less 1, Loree Hubbard. Mum, spray 1, Madge Bry ant; 2, Alberta Johnnes; 3, Shirley Connor. Mum, 2-inch or more 1, Helen Martin; 2, Loree Hub bard; 3, Bernice Nash. Mum collection 1, Helen Martin. Perennial or biennial, 3 stems 1, Wilma Martin, lone; 2, Ida Farra; 3, Marie McQuarrie. Golden Glow 1, Martha Munkers; 2, Frieda Slocum; 3, Lois Winchester. Phlox 1, Lois Winchester; 2, Erna Winchester; 3, Jane Rawlins. Dahlias, not white 1, Jane Rawlins. Dahlia, formal decorative 1, Cindi Bergstrom. Dahlia, lavender to purple 1, Clayton Ayers; 2, Sophia Knighten. Dahlia, in formal decorative white 2, Barbara James. Dahlias, yel low to orange 1, Jane Raw lins. Dahlias, lavendar to purple 4" fo 8" 1, Helen Martin. Dahlias informal decora tive, reds 4" to 8" 3, Roberta Garrison. Dahlias informal decorative, pink 4" to 8" 3, Sophia Ayers. Dahlias, mini "ature cactus 1, Floy Privett ; 2, Helen Martin; 3, Ernie Garrison. Dahlias, miniature, yellow to orange 1, Jane Rawlins. Dahlias, miniature, lavendar to purple 2, Wilma Martin. Dahlias, unwin hybrid seedlings 1, Ernie Garrison; 2, Ida Farra. Gloriosa Daisy 1. Justine Weatherford; 2, Helen Martin; 3, W. W. Weatherford. Gloriosa daisy collection 1, J. Weatherford; 2. Gail Hughes; 3, W.W. Weatherford. HOl'SE PLANTS, SHADOW BOXES AND FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS Indoor plants, fern 1, Carol Goden. Indoor plants, coleus 1, Sue Vinson. Indoor plants,, Welcome to rv - ' ) & ' A f I ( Techbuilt Saber Farms Hick's Market Inland Chemical Co. Inland Empire Bank Kuhn's '76 Riverview Motel Russell's Shell Service other 1, Madge Bryant; 2, Mildred Rhea, Lexington; 3, Barbara James. Indoor plants, collection 1, Trish Toll; 2, Coleen Davis, Irrigon. Indoor plants, 5 specimen cactus 1, Florence Mc Millan, Sweepstakes, Lexing ton; 2, Scott Barnett, lone. Indoor plants, African vio lets 1, Jeanne Howell; 2, Kelli Bergstrom. Indoor plants, any blooming plant 1, Elberta Johannes; 2, Delpha Jones, Lexington. Inddor plants, blooming vine 1, Patti Luciani, Echo. FIX)WER ARRANGEMENTS Shadow Boxes 1, Justine Weatherford, Sweepstakes; 2, HeppnerGarden Club; 3, Patti Pettyjohn, lone. Patriotic arrangement 1, Jane Raw lins; 2, Justine Weatherford. Silver Anniversary 1, Just ine Weatherford. Coffee Hour-l, Hazel Hamlin; 2, Barbara James; 3, Gail Hughes. Tjuana Brass 1, Gail Hughes, 2, J. Weather ford; 3, Hazel Hamlin. Winter Wonderland 1, Bar bara James; 2, J. Weather ford. Song Title 1, Barbara James, Sweepstakes; 2, Jeanne Howell; 3, Hazel Hamlin. Whispering Pines 1, Patty Pettyjohn; 2, J. Weatherford. Singing Surf 1, Patty Pettyjohn; 2, J. Weatherford. Safe of Sand-1, Patty Pettyjohn; 2, J. Weatherford. Train-1, J. Weatherford; 2. W. W. Weatherford. Twin 1, Thete Lowe. Miniature 1, Barbara James; 2, Ida Farra; 3, J. Weatherford. Candle light 1, Jeanne Howell. Sacred 1, J. Weatherford. Terrariums, bottle 1, Patty Pettyjohn. Terrariums, bowl 1, Bee Luciani, Echo; 2, Cindi Bergstrom; 3, Judy Laughlin. Terrariums, dried Corkv Norene. PHOTOGRAPHY (Open Class) Black and white, landscape or scenery 1, Sieve Peck; 2, Susan Healy: 3, Susan Healy. Black and white, animals, birds, plant life 1, 2, 3, Judy Bennett. Black and white, THE 1974 HARVEST QUEEN AND COURT-Reigning over the three-day Harvest Festival at Boardman, Sept. 6-8, are, left to right, Etta Lu Christiansen, Princess; Denise Henkle, Queen; and Princess Debbie Christiansen. people-1, Judy Bennett; 2, Judy Bennett; 3, Helen Byrne, lone. Black and white abstract 1, Judy Bennett; 2, Curtis Cutsforth, Lexington; 3, Luke Padberg. Color, animals, birds, plant Color, landscape or scen - nery 1, 2, Mrs. Jim Swanson, lone. Color, animals, birds, plant life 1, Percy Cecil; 2, Claudia Huston. Slides, ani mals, birds, plant life 1, Linda Johnson. Slides, peo ple 1, Linda Johnson. PHOTOGRAPHY SWEEP STAKES winner, Steve Peck, Heppner. CHILDREN'S CORNER ARTWORK Pottery 2, Lottie Laughlin. Plaster of Paris, sand cast 1, Shane Laughlin; 2, Ann Evans, Irrigon; 3, Mardel James. Stuffed toys 1, Janet Plocharsky; 2, Carolyn Ploch arsky. Oil painting 1, Lisa Meyers, lone. Still Life 2, Mardel James. Crayon draw ings, portrait 1, Gina Martin. Landscape 1, Kenny Curtis; 2, Michele Saling; 3, Steve Curlis. Animal 1, John Breidenback. Scenery 1,'Jyl Hobbs, Irrigon. Pencil draw ing, animal 1, Jeff Edmund son, lone. Pencil drawing, olher 2, Keith Kenison. Colored pencil drawing 1, Milissa Turner. Ink drawing, landscape 1, Shelly Stroe ber; 2, Cindy Stroeber. Ink drawing, still life 1, Shane Laughlin. Painting by num ber 1, Sara Walsingham; 2, Jeff Edmundson, lone. Pic tures, yarn 1, Deann Connor; 2. Carolyn Plocharsky; 3, Qanette Daltoso, Boardman. Pictures, fur 1, Paula Ploch arsky. Piclures, felt 1. Becky Hobbs, Irrigon. Chalk pic ture 1, Mardel James. Fin ger painting 1, Milissa Turn er. Textile painting, on felt 1. Deann Connor; 2, Jyl Hobbs, Irrigon. Textile painting, on cloth-1. Becky Hobbs: 2. Deann Connor; 3. Penny Cannon. CHILDREN'S CORNER FLOWERS Moment of Melody 1, Helen Daltoso; 2, Danette Daltoso, both Boardman. End of the day 1, Bonnie Arring ton; 2, Milissa Turner. Festival j . ii 4 si' t . 1 Welcome to U V V U BOARDMANS 2ND ANNUAL ( Harvest Festival 0 I ft Sept. 6-8 V II Enjoy the hospitality of the l nation's fastest growing If II agricultural area. V f) I Industrial Fabricators, Inc. A I V BOARDMAN Going on Vacation for the first time in 6 years. Therefore, we will be closed Aug. 29 thru Sept. 2 WAGON WHEEL Cafe & Lounge Ron and Olivia Palmer Entertainment Water Fights Talent Show Dance Morrow County Grain Growers W. E. Nelson Company Nomad Restaurant Nugget Motel Peck's Arco Helen's Beaute' Oasis IRRIGON Complete Food Store Page 5
