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Show O 4-- H (Continued from Page 7) Mrs. Gerold Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johansen, respectively, won their trip to the fair on their demonstration on mounting insects, as a result of their entomology- projects. They barely nosed out another exceptional team, Richard Hansen of Price and Richard Duke of Spring Glen, who demonstrated howto develop good soil. Blain and Arvil have had six work in fly tying, years of carpentry, and entomology, and are this year leading clubs of their own. Blain is leading two clubs, one a girls club in shellcraft. Refinishing wood was the subject of the winning demonstration in the senior girls section for which Bonnie Pace, daughter of Carlyle Pace of Price, and Sharon Aitken, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Aitken of Price won their trip to the fair. Both girls are members and are taking both clothing and home improvement projects this year. They have 4-- H six-ye- Tuesday September 6, 1956 THE DRAGERTON TRIBUNE Pare Ten ar also had two years of foods projects. Mrs. Florence Pace is their leader. Miss LaRene Petersen of Wellington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Petersen, had an outstanding demonstration on hot rolls. This is her eighth year in and she has specialized in foods work. Her mother, Mrs. Wanda Petersen, is her leader. Miss Katherine Berry, daughter of Mrs. Edna Berry of Martin, made the best exhibit of jam or trophy jelly. She received a as an award. The meal preparation contest, in which Judy Ann Hartley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Hartley of Wellington, was named winner, demonconsisted of a three-hou- r stration. In this demonstration she did the marketing, prepared and served a dinner to four guests, and cleaned up afterward. Judy is in and is also her sixth year of one two in child clubs, leading care and one in foods. Bobby Bardsley and Hank Hassell, a team of demonstrators, 4-- H, 4-- H 4-- H, tie a trout killer showed how-tfly. They are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bardsley and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hassell of Price. David Armstrong, the outstanding inshowed dividual demonstration, how to tie a devastator fly. He is the son of Louis Armstrong of Price. All three boys are in their o third year of 4-- H. Shanna Woodruff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff, Woodruff of Hiawatha, and Mary Gordon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Shefton Gordon of Hiawatha, as a team demonstrated how to knead bread. Patsty Waterman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Waterman of Price, as an individual demonstrator showed how to pack sandwiches, for a lunch. Exhibits named to go to the state fair are as follows: Clothing Group Exhibits, Marion Lund of Dragerton Yetive Olson and Margene Olson of Price, Wanda Lee Peacock and Edna Peacock of Price, Ethel Gibson of Price, and Donna Davis of Price. Individual clothing exhibitors sen of Spring Glen. Foods Group Exhibits: Joan Wallace and Myrna Longhurst of Price, Pearl Gardner of Helper, Wanda Petersen of Wellington, Valera Otteson of Hiawatha, Marj: (Continued on Page 11) are Janet Clerico of Helper, Karyn Piccioni of Helper, Sherry Uzeljic of Helper, Sandra Larsen of Price, Diane Snow of Price,. Mila Lee Aitken of Price, Linda Gamber 'of Price, Bonnie Pace of Price, Helen Chidester of Price, and June Jen (P Adds Zest to the Simplest Foods b: Brewed at this altitude, for this altitude Fisher Beer has that inviting sparkle you can tee, that refreshing sparkle you can taste. Dont be content with less than this, the finest . , . A-- ' Brewed fopafkle j. e Altittidfr ,to Fisher Brewing Company, Salt loke City on a 1955 PONTIAC SEDAN Power Brakes, Power Steering All the Extras, Radio and Heater . . . Special! ; K1LY 2S00 JMDUiSl "ft 1 950 Ford Coupe $427 Orignial finish, excellent motor, good tires. 1952 Pontiac Sedan . . . $897 t. Hydromatic, radio, heater, original paint. 1950 Buick Sedan $697 Original paint, one car owner. WONDERFUL TWO-WAY- S 1951 Nash Sedan ...... $597 this . . . front-panell- ed WARNERETTE Beautiful green paint, heater, excellent A little figure needs trim tapering, too. And what could be better, and more comfortably suited, to pretty a Wamerette. figure than this y ners own stretch elastic encourages curves into the smoothest line; its to hold its shape and yours even after countless sudsings. Tummy-tuckin- g satin elastic front panel. In white only. ' famous-for-contr- ol - two-wa- Delow Salt Lake City Prices Low GMAC Financing i 4 dDtUmir McCall Mmjrajjmms pre-shru- Girdle No. 424 Pantie girdle No. 425 shown with cotton petal-cimb- ra nk No. 21-1- 2 $5.00 $5.95 $2.00 T.M. Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. Your Friendly Pontiac jSOlEc Cadillac GMC Truck Dealer Phone 66 Price SON MM 17 East Main JPrice i I I 1 V |
