Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-23
Tanana Fair In Pictures
Flower Winners At Fair Are Announced

Five blue ribbons at the Panama Valley Fair Flower Show were won by Lois and Robin Wolff, daugh- aers of Mir and Mrs. Ernest Wolff of College.
 They copped top honors in the following divisions: calendulas pansies. saIpiglosis, seabiosa, and stock. In addition, they took two second prizes and one third place ribbon. They received $15 in prize money as we'll as the five blue rib- Gons.
 A gladioli display, entered by Sis fer Regina Marie, Sister Superior ot St Joseph's hospital, and a dah- lia arrangement entered for show only by Mrs. Paul Huebner were two outstanding entries.
 Mrs Harry Pratt took first and second prizes in the floral arrange rnent class, submitting snapdragons beautifully arranged in a copper tea kettle and a miniature display following an oriental theme. Mrs. Maurice Johnson's display of law ender asters and pale pink stock " as a pretty third place entry.
 Mrs G. A. Gustafson took first and second places in the dried ar engagements. with Mrs. Ted Loftus' display taking third.
 Young baf1erinas and dancing tsandies, all made of vegetables, per- formed on the stage of beautiful garden theatre Two huge mush- rooms covered with light, green moss served as q stage, the curtains ss ere made of kale. and two pianos were cut from squash. Sandy Wright ard Patsy Moran won blue ribbon with this impressive dish garden.
 Other dish garden awards in the children's division were won by Barbara Avnet, second; Bruce Reese. third; Tury Bailey and Bil- y Harris. honorable mention.
 Jeff Cook. last years winner, won xirst prize in the junior division flower arranging competition, fol- lowed by Ronnie Wrede, Jill God card. Nancy Linek, and Jennifer Cook
 Mrs. Carl Anderson was awarded 8 ribbon for general garden dis play of go flower varieties, all grown in her garden.
 Ribbons in the potted plant di- vision were awarded as follows:
 Achimenes: Mrs. Pat MeGahey. lENcan violets: Mrs. Victor Hess Ter. Angel wing begonia: Mrs Vera Wright. Tuberous begonia. Mrs. J. D. Crawford first. second and third prizes. Coleus: Mrs. Dorothy Two good. first: Mrs. Joe April. second: Mrs. A. P Meteaf. third Gloxinia. Mrs. Herb Eckert. first: Mrs. Lila May King. second. Philodendron: Anita Parker. Wandering Jew: Mrs. Norine DahlFe, first; Mrs. Pat Me Gahey, second Wandering Jew var iegated: Mrs. Beverly Prince
 Other cut flower winners includ- ed; Asters: Rose Lawson. Mrs. Ed Hansen. Mrs. Richard Russell Cal endulas: Mrs Ed Hansen, Jim Brown. Marigolds: Mrs. Thomas Herring. Mrs. Thomas Herring. Mrs. (. Phillips Jr Nastursiums: Jim Brown. Mrs. Paul Huebner. Earl Macrdae Pansies: Mrs. Thomas Herring. Dolly Brewer. Petunias: Peggy Charlton, Lois and Robin Wolff. Lois and Robin Wolff. Pop pies: Mrs. Ed Hansen, Mrs. Paul Huebner.
 Schizanthus; Mrs. Thomas Herring. Snapdragons: Rose Lawson, Line Gerson and Mrs. Richard Russell. Sweet peas: Mrs. Paul Huebner Mrs c. J. Bohrns. violas: Mrs. K. Klintworth Roses. Mrs. Carl John- son.
 The show. jointly sponsored by fhe Hamilton Acres and the Fair banks Garden Clubs. featured few CT. but better displayed, entries than last year. A booklet on dos and don't's in delphinium growing fF1 sv1x xrr