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PAGE SEVEN THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 6, 1951 route 1, second; Teresa Brewer, Parma, first; berries, Mrs. Arthur route 1, third; Netted Gems, Irene Holly, second; jelly. Mrs. Holly, first, Awards Offered Jayo, route 1, second. sweet cucumber pickles, Mrs. Dick Threshed Oram St Small Seeds— Groot, second, sour cucumber pick (Continued from Page 1) les, Mrs. C. M. Tensen. Nyssa. first: Beans. Red Mexican. Dick Groot. Mrs. ingham. Inc. of Nyssa; best three route Dick Oroot, second; preserves. 1, second; white beans, Dick sugar beets champion, to Louis Mrs. Groot, first; juice, Mrs. Groot, Wettstein, route 1. Ontario, by Jared Oroot, first; white seed popcorn, first. Lewis of Nyssa, district manager Groot, first. FFA of the Amalgamated Sugar comp Sheaves— Duroc Jersey, mature sow, Helmut any; best 12 potatoes champion, to Alfalfa for hay, Arthur Holly. Hintz, Nyssa. blue and red ribbon: Eldon Barker of Ontario, by Hartley Adrian, third; Barley, and variety. Bob Baker, red; senior gilt, Helmut Produce company of Nyssa; best Don Brewer, route 2, second, sun Hintz, blue and red: Benny Witty, pouted of red clover seed, to E. L. flowers, Holly, second. Adrian, blue; Johnny Witty. Adrian, McEwen of Payette, by Oris Dear Threshed Vegetable Seeds— blue; Jerry Reed, Adrian, red; Jerry born of tthe Pacific Supply co-op, Carrot, Dick Oroot. first; Earl Gordon. Nyssa. red; Lovelace, Wilson, route 2. second; parsley, Adrian, red; Bob Kent seed division. Ontario. Baker, Nyssa. Presentation of crochet trophy, Groot, first; onions. Jean Moeller, white; junior gitt, Benny Witty, sponsored by National Needlecralt second; Henry Rataezyk. route 2, Adrian blue; Johnny Witty, blue; bureau, to Mrs. Garret Groot, third; sunflowers, Holly, third; Helmut Hintz, 2 blues; Benny Witty, route 2, Nyssa, accepted for her in cantaloupe, Groot, first; spinach, red; Leslie Hiatt, Nyssa, red; Johnny her absence by Mrs. Dick Groot, also Groot, first; string bean, Groot, Witty, white: Leslie Hiatt, white; first. of Nyssa. sow and litter, Jim Oonnaughty. Presentation of PPA participation Vegetables— Adrian, blue; Chester White, junior Grange award, by Earl Jones, sup Table beets, Holly, first; Dick gilt, Jimmie Hiatt. Nyssa, blue; sow erintendent of the vocatioal agri Groot, third; cabbages. Groot first; and litter, Delbert Peterson, Nyssa. culture division, to Nyssa FFA chap carrots. Holly, first; pickling cu blue; senior boar, Nyssa FFA chap cumbers, Groot, first; slicing cu ter, blue; Spotted Poland China, ter. Winners in the boths contests cumbers, Irene Jayo, first; garlic, junior gilt. Minard Hart. Nyssa, M. Atagi, route 1, third; parsley, blue; junior boar. Hart, blue; all were as follows: Garden club, A. N. K. Garden club of Nyssa, first, and Groot, first; acorn squash, Mrs. C. breds competing, market hog, Les Ontario Garden club, second; E. E. Bush, box 501 first; summer lie Hiatt, Nyssa, blue; pen of 2 Grange and Farm Bureau booth squash. Arthur Holly, Adrian, first; market hogs. Leslie Hiatt, blue; placings, first, Oregon Slope string beans, J. Atagi, route 1 first; foundation, Helmut Hintz. blue; Grange; second. Vale Grange; third, tomatoes, red varieties. M. Atagi, champion Duroc female; Helmut Oregon Trail Grange; fourth, On first; Groot, third; tomatoes, yellow Hintz; champion Chester White tario Heights Grange, and awards of varieties, Arthur Holly, first; turn female. Delbert Peterson; reserve merit to Malheur County Farm ips, Holly, first; M. Atagi, third; grand champion female, Peterson; Bureau and Willowcreek Grange; muskmelons. Groot, second; group grand champion male, Nyssa FFA organizations, clubs and individuals of watermelons, Irene Jayo. first. Chapter; grand champion female, first, Lincoln Heights club; second. Largest Specimen— Hintz. Malheur" 4-H leaders council, and Table beet, Groot; potato, M. Dairy Project— third, Holstein Breeders association, Atagi. Holsteins, cow, V. L. Kessler, and awards of merit, Ontario Fruits— Nyssa, red; heifer, V. L. Kessler, Heights Thursday club, Ontario Plums. Dick Groot. first; Italian white; heifer, Delbert Peterson, Good Neighbors club. Girl Scouts, prunes, Mrs. Dick Oroot, route 2, blue and white; Wayne Roberts, Mr and Mrs. William Clevenger second; green grapes, Arthur Holly, Adrian, white; champion Jersey fe first; blue grapes, Holly, second; male. Delbert Peterson. of Ontario and Scheaville school. Nyssa winners in the various clas strawberries, Groot, second; rhu Beef Projects— barb, Mrs. Dick Groot, third. ses were as follows: Any Breed, mature covf, Minard Dairy cattle— Crochet Work— Hart, blue; Benny Witty, Ted; Lloyd Registered Brown Swiss, two Jun Buffet or dresser set, Martha S. Bush, Nyssa, red; senior heifer, ior bull awards, two mature cow a- Norland, route 2. Parma, first; single Lloyd Bush, red; junior heifer. Hart, wards, cow, heifer, get-of-sire, pro- doily, Mrs. Garret Groot, route 2, blue; senior bull, Bush, red; junior duce-of-dam and dairy herd, L. E. first: group of 4 doilies, Mrs. Garret bull, Benny Witty, Adrian, red; Robbins, route 2; registered Guern Groot, first; centerpiece, Mrs. Groot, market steer, Bush, red; Eugene seys, junior bull. Homer Hight, route first; tablecover, Mrs. George Cleav Loy, Nyssa, red; reserve champion 2, first; Junior bull, Homer Hight, er, route 2, first; afghan, Mrs. Clev female, Minard Hart; grand champ second; heifer, Homer Hight, first er, second; bedspread. Mrs. Cleaver, ion beef female, Hart; foundation and second; get-of-sire, Hight, sec first: best edging or trim, Mrs. stock, Lloyd Bush, red. ond; produce-of-dam, Hight, sec Groot, first. Sheep— ond ; registered Holsteins, heifer, Le- Cut W ork- Suffolk, mature ewe, Jimmie Roy Herrman, route 2, first; heifer, Pillowcases, Mrs. Dick Groot, sec Skeen, Nyssa, 2 blues; ewe lamb, Herrman, first; Keith Herrman. sec ond; other household accessory, Mrs. Skeen, blue and red; Hampshire, ond, and LeRoy Herrman, third; Garret Stam, route 2, second. mature ewe, Wayne Roberts, Adrian, registered Jerseys, junior bull, Hope Embroidery— blue and red; yearling ewe. Rob and Charlie Grider, second and Doily, Mrs. Dick Groot, first: pil- erts, blue; ewe lamb. Roberts, blue; third; mature cow, Hope and Char lowcover, Mrs. Orodt, first; pillow ram lamb, Roberts, blue; other lie Grider, second; mature cow, cases, Martha S. Norland, Parma, breeds, mature ewe, Lloyd Bush, Grider, first and second; cow, Grid first; luncheon cloth or set, Mrs. blue; ewe lamb, Bush, 2 blues; Jim er, second; heifer, Grider, first and Dick Groot, first; handtowels, Mrs. mie Hiatt, blue and white; Leslie third; heifer, first and second: heif Groot, first; other accessory, Mrs. Hiatt, red and white; mature ram, er, Grider.'third; get-of-sire, Grider, Groot, first. Jimmie Hiatt, blue; champion Suf second; produce-of-dam, Grider, Miscellaneous— folk female, Jimmy Skeen; champ second; dairy herd, Grider, first; Sewed apron, Mrs. Stam, first. ion Hampshire male, Wayne Rob champion heifer, Grider; registered Special National Needlecraft erts; champion Hampshire female, Bureau Crochet Contest— Roberts; champion Columbia male, Herefords, bull calf, Parley Feik, route 2, first and second; mature Chair set, Bertha Atagi, route 1; Jimmie Hiatt: champion Columbia cow, Parley Feik, first; Frances centerpiece, Mrs. Garret Groot; female, Lloyd Bush; Reserve grand Feik, third; heifer, Feik, third; pro- tablecover, Mrs. Cleaver; bedspread, champion male, Roberts; reserve duce-of-dam, Feik, second; champ Mrs. Cleaver; trophy cup, Mrs. Gar grand champion female. Bush; ion cow, Feik. grand champion male, Hiatt; grand ret Oroot. Textile Painting & Stenciling— champion female, Skeen. Swine— Yorkshires, junior boar, farrowed Tie or scarf, Mrs. Joe Stam, Nyssa, Farm Crops— after 9/1/50, Dean Sisson, route 2, first; other fashion accessory, Mrs. Corn, Yellow Dent, Louis Stam, Joe Stam, second; luncheon cloth Adrian, third; other varieties, Rog first. or set, Mrs. Stam, second; table- er Skeen, Nyssa, first; Jimmie Sheep— Skeen, second; sheaf grain, barley, Suffolk, ram lambed before De cover, Mrs. Stam, first. Ben Witty, Adrian, first; wheat, cember, Ronald Loy, route 2, first; Hobbies— ram lambed after December, Fran Matchbook collection, Burt Pounds, Kenneth Jen-ten, Nyssa, first: Gary Graham, Adrian, second; oats, Ben cis McKenney, route 1, first; year Nyssa, first. Witty, first; John Witty, second; ling ewe, Jimmy Skeen, route 1, Painting— Art collection by exhibitor, Dar Gary Graham, third: potatoes, net first; ewe lamb, Skeen, first. lene Bradley, Nyssa, first; art col ted gem, V. L. Kessler, first; sugar Corn— Yellow Dent, best 10 ears, Rob lection painted by otheT than ex beets, Gary Oraham, second. ert Reffett, route 2, first; T. H hibitor, Mrs. Dick Groot, first; best Shop Projects— Brewer, route 2, second; Anna J. still life In oil, R. H. Hunter, Nyssa, Trailers, Jerry Browne, Nyssa, Reffett. route 2. third; best single first; Landscape In oil. R H. Hunter, first; large construction. Adrian ear. Robert Reffett, first; winner first; Darlene Bradley, second; por FFA Chapter, first; small construct trait in oil, Hunter, first. ion, Adrian FFA Chapter, first: of champion corn trophy Reffett. Canning- Lloyd Bush, second; Wayne Rob Potatoes- Bliss Triumph, T. H. Brewer, Tree fruits, Lois Snapp, route 3. erts, third. 4-H First Place Winners— Guernsey junior calf, Helen Wint er, route 2, Nyssa; senior calf, Sher- ral Sisson, route 2; beef, Hereford, heavy steer-over 950, Frances Feik, route 2, Nyssa; cow, Feik; champion. 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