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Show mm Pare Three THE DRAGERTON TRIBUNE Tees day, September 11, 1950 o ITS ODD iiGaibS'SS Better Buy Lnsfed exhibit recipe file, Judy Ann Hartley, Winners of county day events were named last Fri- Wellington; canned food for famday night at the awards assembly ily meal, Shanna Lee Woodruff, which ended the Carbon county ex- Hiawatha; jam and Jelly, Shanna hibit days for 1956. County Home Woodruff, Hiawatha; Kerr, indiDemonstration Agent Charlene vidual canning, LaRene Petersen, Lind; and the president of the Wellington. H leaders association, Elzar Clothing, Group, phase la, Val-pewere in charge of the Otteson, Hiawatha; Group, evening program, which included a phase lb, Louise Heidenreich; fashion show hi which .all phase 2a, Joyce Nelson, Spring clothing girls modeled the articles Glen; phase 2b, Nellie Woodward, they had made, the style dress re- Standard ville; phase 3a, Elma vue for advanced members, and Johnson, Dragerton; phase 3b, Vithe naming of award winners. vian Seitz, Sunnyside; phase 5, Two style dress revue winners Florence Pace, Price. were named. Miss Jerri Hayes of Clothing, Individual ' exhibits, Price will receive a trip to the Skirt, Marsha Miller, Price; Skirt, Utah State Fair for her orlon suit Shanna Woodruff, Hiawatha; Play with baby blue accessories, and costume or school dress, Janet Miss Sharon Aitken, also of- - Price, Spring Glen; School dress or will receive a trip to the fair for play costume, Lynne Olson, Price; her yellow tweed suit with brown School Dress, phase III, Patsy Bot-tinaccessories; This is the second Helper; School dress, phase time for Jerri Hayes; she was also IH, Judy Tidwell, Carbonville; Panamed last year for this honor. jamas, Sandra Larsen, Price; PaWinner in the junior division was jamas, Betty Seitz, Sunnyside; Sandra Larsen of Price. Best dress, phase IV, Carol Reid, Winners of the demonstration Helper; Childs dress, Judy Coscontest were LaRene Peterson in tello, Helper; Complete costume, the senior division, who was awar- dress and accessories, Susan Watded a trip to the fair; and Patricia erman, Price; Shirt, Linda Gamber Tryon, .and Dee Ann Dause, a Price; Complete costume, suit and team from Wellington, and Karen accessories, Pat Savage, Price; Keel, an individual demonstrator Best dress by advanced member, from Dragerton, all in the junior Joyce Pacheco, Price.' division. They were awarded troHome improvement, Individuals, phies. , spice rack, Tamara Bingham, DraThe winner of the judging con- gerton; luncheon cloth, Del Rae test was Jerri Hayes of Price, She Merrihew, Dragerton; boudoir received a trophy. chair, Laurel Frandsen, Price; and Meal preparation contest win- quilt top, Helen Rasmussen, Price. ner was Judy Ann Hartley of Welgroup, William Fly Tying, to will receive a She lington. trip Shumway, Sunnyside; individuals, the state fair where she will com- Stanley Mathis of Price, Shellcraft pete for state honors. group, Blain Morgan, Kenilworth. Record books chosen to go to Electric, group, Boyd McKean, the fair were those belonging to Dragerton; Neil individuals, Sherri Pfaffenberger of Price, Frandsen, and Billie Hassell, both Jona Lee Piccioni, Helper, Penny of Price Johnson" arid Marie Ward, both of Entomology, Jesse Zubeck, Gary Dragerton, and Evelyn Arnason of Wilmonen, and Blain Morgan, all Hiawatha, all in the home econo- of Kenilworth. mics division; and Stanley Mathis, Western Europe took 27 million Tommy Harmon, Wayne Harmon, tons oLU. S. coal in 1955, or 71 Bruce Bertelsen, and Wayne cent of all coal shipped cut Frandsen,, all of Price, in the ' ag- per of this" country last year. ricultural division. State fair, entries in- exhibits American Gas & Electric Co., were named as follows : Foods, the nations leading electric utility group exhibits, phase I, Marie system, produced more than 2.5 Merrihew, Dragerton; phase I, million tons of coal from its own Alice Rasmussen, Price; phase II, Ruth Golding, Price; phase HI, Wanda Petersen, Wellington; phase IV, Valera Otteson, Hiawatha t; phase V, Arline Reddingtop, Martin; Canning, phase I, Roxie ' s' V.1 ' Js S Gordon, Hiawatha, and phase H, v f ' I Valera Otteson, Hiwatha. Foods, individual exhibits were, drop biscuits, Sherry Hoyt, rice; drop biscuits, Janet Gunderson, Columbia; muffins, Dee Ann Dause, Wellington; rolled biscuits, Linda Davis, Wellington; whole wheat bread, Patsy Waterman, Price; 4-- H 4-- Mc-Kendri- ck, ra A 1 t SPECIAL DEALS ON ADMIRAL 4-- H ioaal -- 1 W v $100.00 or More (or Your Old Refrigerator! 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