The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-08-26

10 Cornell, garden vegetables;
jeanne Elledge, hobby; Jacky
Flieger, garden vegetables;
James Hirron, hobbies; Erwin
Lewis, hobbies; Virginia Lun.
ders, garden vegetables; Robert
Peat, hobby.
Jerry Rinehart, garden vege.
tables; Glen Simons, garden veg.
etables, display of dry beans;
Marjorie Van Hollebeke, hobby;
jeanne Van Hollebeke, hobby;
Arlys Weber, project record
book.
Twenty-Five All exhibitors
from franklin county, 1872 en-.
tries.
Benton county dress revue win.
ners were: Jean Lampson, al.
ternate, and Laretto Liggett,
first. These two winners will 60
to the State Fair in Yakima to
compete.
OTHER COUNTY l.H WINNERS
Esther Patten, Nallula, canned
foods; frankie Bunch, Wallula,
clothing; Francis Bunch, Wal.
lula, sewing; Stella Pattan, Wal.
lula, sewing; Barbara Reed, Wal.
lula, sewing; Edna Lindbloom,
Wallula, sewing; Donna Pat.
tan, Wallula, clothing; Virginia
Macarthur, Walula, clothing, and
Dolores Krumsick, Wallula,
clothing.
Tweve exhibitors, "a entries.
F. f. A. Winners
Larry Kissick, Kennewick,
chickens; Bob McCullah, Grand.
view, Hampshire sheep, show.
m n hip; Dan Swynenburg,
Grandview, beef showmanship;
Jimmy Bleichner, Kennewick,
rabbits, chickens; Charles Hull,
Kennewick, largest sunflower;
Lawrence Berg, Grandview, Ches.
ter White swine, showing beef.
Eugh Noble, Prosser, Hamp.
shire swine, showmanship, dairy
swine; Bob Sturgeon, Kennewick,
chickens; Peter Misner, Kenne.
wick, chickens; Bill Baird, Ken.
newick, H mpshire swine
(champ sow; Glen Wulff, Ken.
newick, rabbits; Norman Kaas,
Kennewick, chickens; Gordon
Kaas, Kennewick, chickens; Lynn
Slocumb, Kennewick, chickens.
Sixteen F. F. A. exhibitors, 80
entries.
OPEN CLASS
Harvey Olsen, vegetables; Ed.
it'll Marsh, oil picture; Audrey
Jones, oil picture; Shirley Jones,
oil picture; Kennewick Valley
Grange, LIST prize booth; Mrs.
Frank Hilton, pillow case; Mrs.
M. E. Johnson, tablecloth and
apron; Mrs. Don Johnson, apron;
Mrs. M. P. Meverden, pillow case;
Mrs. Rex I. Bissell, bootees; Mrs.
Robert E. Davis, child's dress;
Mrs. H. A. Wilcox, crocheted
pieces; Ruth Simmelink, 'em.
broidery, canned fruit and vege.
tables, jelly, corsage; A. c. Am.
on, prunes; Viola Isham, table.
cloth crocheted; Mrs. Gladys
Schuster, canned fruits, cookies,
embroidery, textile painting.
Frank Kroak, vegetables; EN-.
ma Heatherington, child's dress;
Mrs. M. A. Lilly. canned fruits
and vegetables; Mrs. A. Schaff-
ner, jam and jelly; Mrs. Frances
Clark, braided rug; Mrs. ]. B.
Boies, crocheted tablecloth; w.
M. Frazier, pears and apples;
Mrs. A. ]. belong, pictures; Mrs.
Fred Porter, picture; Walla Wal
la state penitentiary, Holstein's
dairy; Darlene Minter, flow
ers; Lee Boutelle, peaches; A. c.
Simsen, fruit, apples, peaches,
pears, nectarines; Mrs. ]. @.
Crockford, Jr., black walnuts;
Gordon LaCour, tomatoes; G. A.
Nagley, prunes; F. T. Wendle,
geese; Margaret Bell, canned
fruit and jelly; ]. w. Num-,
pickles and dried corn; Mrs. F.
P. Peter, rugs; A. Shabb, dairy.
ayshires; Mrs. Elmer Schultz, ap.
ron, cake. "a.
Mrs. A. E. Bruce, crocheted
work, practical sewing, canned
fruit and jam, best decorated
cake; Mrs. F. Van Dazzle, bed
spread (best crocheted piece at
fair); Mrs. A. r. McCamish. vege-
tables; Mrs. Cecil Combs, chair
set; Marie Smith, corsage; Mrs.
A. c. Anon, cherry olives; Mar.
tina c. Bell, picture; Mrs. Martha
Cejka, flowers; Mrs. John Erick.
son, cookies, tea towel; Zelna
Bushee, picture; Mrs. z. x. Blu.
shee, apron, child's clothes, rab.
bits; Ray Purser, holstein cattle.
MORE ARE LISTED
L. v. Fleming, trio chickens;
Frances E. Bilyer, picture; Hazel
w. Stump, dolly; Mrs. Aaron
Gilmore, dress; Lester Wilcox,
tallest sunflower; Mrs. Virgil AK.
tell, strawberries; Paul L. bert.
ing, chickens; Frieda Henne,