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Heppner, Ore., Gazette-Times, Thursday, Aug. 29, 1974
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Tree fruits, crab apples 1.
Clara B. Gertson. Pears 1,
Truman Messenger; 2, Erna
Winchester; 3, Lois Win
chester; Apricots 1, Leila
Messenger; 2, Truman Mes
senger; 3, Lois Winchester.
Plums 1, Lois Winchester; 2,
Erna Winchester; 3, Ernie
Winchester. Prunes 2, Lois
Winchester. Strawberries 1,
Ralph Marlatt; 2, Joan
Hughes; 3, Shirley George.
Raspberries 1, Frieda Slo
cum. Grapes 1, Esther Min
nick, Boardman. Other small
fruits 1, Lois Winchester; 2,
Nancy Doubek. Irrigon; 3,
Theta Lowe.
VEGETABLES
Bush beans 1, Deana
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Kelly Bergstrom entered one of her prize rabbits in
Pet Parade, following the Morrow County Fair.
Roofing and Painting
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New roofs, roof coating, built up-roofs. shingles oiled
and stained. Home, farm, and ranch painting,
including elevators and grain storage.
30 years experience
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SEED & FEED
PORTABLE & PLANT
SEED CLEANING & TREATING
FARM CHEMICALS
HEPPNER
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OFFICE
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Starr, Lexington; 2, Jeanne
Howell; 3, Bea Luciani, Echo.
Wax beans 1, Alberta Jo
hannes; 2, Marilyn Warren,
both Heppner. Snap beans,
pole 1, Truman Messenger;
2, Frieda Slocum; 3, Helen
Martin, lone. Beets 1, Janet
Greenup; 2, Judy Gochnauer;
3, Perry Wilson. Cabbage,
green 1, Jean Bennett; 2,
C.A. privett; 3, Janet Green
up. Cabbage, red 1, Judy
Gochnauer; 2, Leita Mes
senger. Sweet Corn 1, Mrs.
ML. Allyn, Lexington; 2,
Wilma Martin, lone; 3, Tru
man Messenger. Carrots 1,
Judy Gochnauer; 2, Sue
Duncan; 3, Lee Holboke, lone.
Cucumbers, lemon 1, Nancy
Doubek. Cucumbers, pick
ling 1, Bea Luciani, Echo; 2,
Joan Hughes; 3, Leita Mes
senger. Cucumbers, slicing
1, Bea Luciani; 2, Ralph
Marlatt; 3, Joan Hughes. Egg
plant 1, Truman Messenger;
2, Leita Messenger. Kohrabi
1, Alberta Johannes; 2, Lois
Messenger. Onions, green 1,
Truman Messenger. Onions,
yellow globe 1, Sue Duncan;
2, Mrs. M.L. Allyn, Lexington.
Onions, white globe 1, Tru
man Messenger; 2, Leita
Messenger; 3, Shirley George.
Onions, Walla Walla 1, Elsie
Fox, Lexington. Peppers,
hot 1, Wade West, lone; 2,
Mrs. M.L. Allyn.
Peppers, sweet 1, Rita and
Wallace Wolff; 2, Leita Mes
senger; 3, Mrs. M.L. Allyn.
Parsnips l, Lee Holboke.
Peas 1, Janet Greenup; 2,
Bea Luciani. Potatoes, Nor
golds 1, Mrs. C.C. Jones,
Lexington. Potatoes, any
other variety 1, Lee Hol
boke; 2, Mrs. C.C, Jones; 3,
Clayton Ayers. Radishes 1,
Judy Gochnauer. Rhubarb J,
Helen Martin; 2. Judy Goch
nauer; 3, Esther Minnick,
Boardman. Squash, crook
neck 1, Leita Messenger; 2,
Frieda Slocum; 3, Truman
Messenger. Squash, winter
1, Mrs. Ray Devine. Squash,
zucchini 1, Jane Rawlins; 2,
Lee Holboke; 3, Lois Win
chester. Squash, any other 1,
Alberta Johannes; 2, Judy
Gochnauer. Sunflower 1,
Truman. Messenger; 2, Leita
Messenger. Tomatoes, green
1, Truman Messenger; 2,
Leita Messenger; 3, Nancy
Doubek. Tomatoes, ripe 1,
Truman Messenger; 2, Nancy
Doubek. Tomatoes, small
type 1. Mildren Rhea, Lex
ington; 2, Alberta Johannes:
3, Clayton Ayers. Ground
cherries 1. Truman Mes
senger; 2. Leita Messenger.
Herbs, chive 1, Martha
Munkers; 2, Esther Minnick;
3. Loree Hubbard, lone.
Herbs, dill-l, Martha Mun
kers; 2, Clara B. Gertson.
Herbs, mint 1, Loree Hub
bard; 2. Helen Martin; 3, Lois
Winchester. Herbs, sage 1,
Gail Hughes; 2, Lois Win
chester. Parsley 1, Heien
Martin; 2. Clara B. Gertson:
3, Lois Winchester. Celery 1,
Leita Messenger; 2, Truman
Messenger. Other small
vegetables not listed 1, Gail
Hughes; 2. Lois Winchester.
Fay Pierce, Hybrid tea,
coral 1, Bebe Munkers; 2,
Fay Pierce. Hybrid tea,
red 1, Martha Munkers; 3,
Claudia Huston. Hybrid tea,
bi-color 2, Fay Pierce.
Peace, cream 1. Rosemary
Parks; 2, Ida Farra; 3, Bebe
Munkers. Peace, pink 2, Bar
bara James.
Gladiolus, greeni 2, Mon
cia Jones; Yellow 1, Monica
Jones; 2, Bebe Munkers.
Yellow to orange 1, Fay
Pierce; 2, Bernice Nash; 3,
Rick Curtis. Yellow to red 1,
Bebe Munkers. Pink 1, Fay
Pierce. Red 1, Sophie Ayers;
2, Bebe Munkers. Family
entries Dr. Wallace Wolff
family, Jeanne Howell, both
blue ribbons.
MEATS
Chicken 1, Delpha Jones,
Lexington. Mincemeat 1,
Floy Privett; 2, Bebe Mun
kers. Salmon 1, Mildred Pad-berg.
JELLIES
Apple 3, Ida Farra. Cur
rant 2, Ida Farra. Grape 1,
Ida Farra; 2, Esther Minnick,
Boardman. Blackberry 1,
Leita Messenger; 2, Ida
Farra; 3, Marilyn Bergstrom.
Huckleberry 1, Mildred Pad
berg. Raspberry 1, Gail
Hughes; 2, Ida Farra; 3,
Phyllis Miller. Plum 1, Ida
Farra; 2, Lucille Peck, Lex
ington; 3, Ann Doherty, Hepp
ner. Other jellies 1, Ann
Doherty; 2, Terry McElligott,
lone; 3, Ida Farra.
nick, Boardman; 2, Thele
towe; 3, Mildred Rhea, Lex
ington. Apricots 1, Esther
Minnick; 2, Theta Lowe; 3,
Ida Farra. Applesauce 1,
Thete Lowe; 2, Betty Christ
man, Lexington; 3, Ida Farra.
Cherries, dark l, Martha
Munkers; 2, Bebe Munkers.
Cherries, light 1, Ida Farra;
2, Janet Greenup. Cherries,
canning 1, Floy Privett; 3,
Betty Christman. Cherries,
marischino I, Ida Farra.
Prunes 1, Floy Privett; 2,
Bebe Munkers; 3, Martha
Munkers. Blackberries 1,
Betty Christman. Raspber-ries-1,
Martha Munkers,
Heppner; 3, Alberta Jo
hannes. Gooseberries 2, Floy
Privett; Citra-2, Alberta Johannes.
VEGETABLES
Peas 2, Ann Doherty.
Green beans 1, Diane Hol
land; 2, Alberta Johannes; 3,
Mildred Padberg. Corn 1,
Mildred Padberg. Tomatoes
1. Betty Christman; 2, Martha
Munkers; 3, Mildred Padberg.
Carrots 1, Betty Christman;
2, Deanna Starr, Lexington; 3,
Mildred Padberg. Beets 1,
Jerry Doherty; 2, Betty
Christman. Sauerkraut 1,
Jean Bennett, Judy Goch
nauer. Other vegetables 1,
Leita Messenger; 2, Mildred
Padberg.
FOODS
Yeast Bread, White 1,
Lucille Peck, Lexington; 2,
Bob Duncan; 3, Verda West,
Cecil. Rye 1, Ann Berg
strom, lone. Whole Wheat 1,
Marilyn Bergstrom; 2, Lucille
Peck, Lexington; 3, Bob
Duncan. Yeast rolls, white 1,
Ann Bergstrom; 2, Marilyn
Bergstrom; 3, Verda West.
Sweet rolls 1, Verda West; 2,
Ann Bergstrom ; 3, Mrs. John
Hopper. Batter bread, sour
dough 1, Verda West. Baking
powder biscuits 1, Betty
Christman; 2, Lucille Peck,
both Lexington; 3, Grace
McKinney, Boardman. Nut
bread 1, Betty Christman; 2,
Ruth Bergstrom. Quick
bread 1, Marilyn Berg
strom; 2, Ida Farra. Variety
breads 1, Ginger Kelthley; 2,
Ida Farra; 3, Ann Doherty.
Double crust pie 1, Hazel
Hamlin; 2, Sue Vinson; 3,
Betty Christman.
CAKES
Layer cake, light or dark
1, Marilyn Bergstrom; 2,
Betty Christman. Special
award for layer cake
Marilyn Bergstrom. Variety
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JAMS
FLOWERS
perennial or biennial
Roses, climbling 1, Cassy
Chapel, lone. Floribunda,
red 1, Wilma Martin, lone; 2,
Rosemary Parks. Floribunda,
pink 1, Sue Duncan; Grande
flora, red 1, Fay Pierce.
Miniature, pink 1, Marie Mc
Quarrie; Hybrid tea, white 1,
Madge Bryant. Hybrid tea,
Pink 1, Marie McQuarrie; 2,
Apricot 1, Ida Farra; 2,
Martha Munkers; 3, Lucille
Peck, Lexington. Apricot and
pineapple 1, Ginger Keith
ley; 2, Shirley Belcher; 3,
Marilyn Bergstrom. Rasp-berry-1,
Ginger Kelthley; 2,
Ida Farra; 3, Martha Mun
kers. Strawberry 1, Marilyn
Bergstrom; 2, Martha Mun
kers; 3, Alberta Johannes.
Huckleberry-1, Martha Mun
kers. Other Jams 1, Sue
Duncan; 2, Helen Keithley; 3,
Bebe Munkers. Conserve 1,
Delpha Jones, Lexington; 2,
Bebe Munkers. Preserves 1,
Carol Godin; 2, Mildred Pad
berg; 3, Ida Farra. Marmal
ade I, Bebe Munkers; 2,
Martha Munkers. Fruit but
ters 1, Leita Messenger, Lex
ington; 2, Maryan McElligott;
3, Esther Minnick, Boardman.
Honey-1, Gladys Van Winkle,
Lexington. Walnuts 1, Betty
Christman, Lexington.
Vegetable juices 1, Bebe
Munkers; 2. Judy Gochnauer.
Sauces-1, Martha Munkers;
2, Jerry Doherty. Syrup 1,
Gladys Van Winkle, Lexing
ton. Relish-1, Mary Pat
Lande; 2, Sue Duncan; 3, Ida
Farra. Pickles, sweet 1,
Esther Minnick, Boardman;
2, Ida Farra; 3, Jerry Mc
Elligott, lone. Pickles, dill-l,
Gail Hughes; 2, Bebe Mun
kers ; 3, Deanna Starr, Lexing
ton. Bread and butter 1,
Jerry Doherty; 2, Mildred
Thea, Lexington; 3, Gladys
Van Winkle, Lexington. Beet
pickles 1. Bonnie Buschke; 2,
Theta Lowe; 3, Ida Farra.
Pickled fruit 1, Floy Privett;
2, Bebe Munkers. Lye soap 1,
Betty Christman. Wine 1,
Ann Doherty.
CANNING
Peaches 1, Martha Mun
kers; 2, Floy Privett; 3, Ida '
Farra. Pears-1, Esther Min- '
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Marion McMillan steps up to the registrar's stand to
enter his "Cat in the Hat" In the pet parade.
Yes, we have
CAMP TRAILERS FOR RENT
aNo o fine stock of
Dayton
Steel Radials
40.000-mile guarantee, Tires to fit most imports
Garden Plowing-Roto Tiller Rentals
CaPs Arco 676 502
cake 1, Ruth Bergstrom; 2,'
Ann Schwarz; 3, Gayle Arbo
gast, Heppner.
Cookies, rolled 1, Lynn
Gochnauer. Drop 1, Ida
Farra; 2, Kristi Edmundson,
lone; 3, Lori Turner. Filled
1, Ida Farra. Icebox 2, Ida
Farra. Brownies 1, Ann
Schwarz; 2, Marilyn Berg
strom. Other cookies 1, Ann
Bergstrom; 2, Ruth Berg
strom; 3, Shelley Thompson.
Doughnuts, cake 1, Ida
Farra. Candy 1, Elsie Fox,
Lexington; 2, Lori Turner; 3,
Lynn Gochnauer. Oregon
Wheat League Cake $5 and
participation in state contest
to Roberta Garrison, Hepp
ner; $3 to Verda West, Cecil;
$2 to Julie Nelson, Lexington.
BALL CANNING CONTEST
WINNERS
Fruits 1, Martha Munkers;
2, Theta Lowe. Vegetables 1,
Diane Holland; 2, Leita Mes
senger, Lexington. Pickles
and relishes 1, Esther Min
nick, Boardman; 2, Floy
Privitl. Jams and jellies 1,
Ginger Keithley; 2 Ida Farra.
Syrups 1, Gladys VanWinkle,
Lexington.
A Willie Saver Tip
Thaw frozen foods before
cooking and plan oven
meals. Bake a double
batch, then store the ex
tras. Thoughtful use and
care of household equip
ment saves time, money
and energy.
; mica
It pays to save energy
Columbia Basin Electric Co-op, Inc.
"Your friendly locally-owned company,
owned by those it serves"
Heppner, Oregon
Congratulations to our
Boardman friends
on their 2nd
annual
Festival
Sept. 6-8, 1974
We are proud to have had a
hand in the development of the
agricultural lands in this a
mazing section of Morrow
County.
We join with our Boardman
friends in inviting all of you to
see the fruits of labor and
management working together,
and to join in the fun, meet your
friends, and enjoy this Harvest
weekend.
Superior
Distributors
Fertilizers. Seed & Chemicals
Dry and Liquid Fertilizers
Bulk or Bag Commodities
GENE TRUMBULL
Res. Ph. 481-531 1 Off. Ph. 481-9212
or contact
Ron Marks or Roger Ford
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a great Agri-business community!
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Welcome to the 2nd annual
HARVEST FESTIVAL at BOARDMAN
Sept. 6-3
Agri-Industrial Company
Boardman, Ore.
2nd
ANNUAL
BOARDMAN
Sept. 6-8
FESTIVAL
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Morrow County residents are Invited to visit the Boardman
Harvest Festival and see for themselves the bounteous
agricultural effort being made In this area. We are proud
to be a part of this great development.
Taggares and Simplof
TaggaresandSimplot
Willow Creek Farms
Boardman
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