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DeVoir; 3rd, Mrs. Glen Hartman
Class s.: Specimen spike, purple
lst, Mrs. Amy Winter; End Mr.
Ed Kristianson, 3rd, Mrs. Gler
Hartman. Glass z: Specimen spike
orange, 1st Mrs. Ed Kristianson
2nd Mrs. Glen Hartman; 3rd Mrs
Pat DeVoir. Glass 8: Specimen
spike, lavender, 1st Mrs. Amy
Winter, End Mrs. Earl Hawley; 3rc
Mrs. Pat DeVoir. Glass g: Speci-
men spike, salmon, End Mrs.D. w
Johnson. Glass 10: Specimen
spike, any other color, 1st Mrs.
Keith Krebsback; End Mrs. Amy
Winter; Bird Mrs. Ed Kristianson.
Glass IL: Speciment spike, peach,
1st, Mrs. Pat DeVoir, End, Mrs. Ed
Kristianson; Bird Mrs. Glen Hart
man.
Section c. ANIMALS - Class 3:
Oarnation, 8 stems, 1st Mrs. Pat
DeVoir; End Mrs. Nels Bach; 3rd,
Mrs. Ed Kristianson. Glass Z.
Larkspur, 6 spikes, LIST Mrs. Earl
Franse. Glass 8: Marigold, African,
6 stems, 1st Mrs. Don Reese. Glass
9: Marigold, French, 6 stems, 1st
Mrs. Earl Franse; End Mrs. D.
Steinley; 3rd Mrs. Earl Hawley.
Class IL: Nasturtiums, double, IL
stems 1st Mrs. Carl Alexander;
End, Mrs. l. J. Peterson Jr.; 3rd
Mrs Harry Kruger. Glass IL: Pc
tuna, single, 6 stems, LIST Mrs. Nels
Bach; 3rd Mrs. Harry French Jr.
Class 10: Petunia, double, 3 stems,
1st Mrs. Nels Bach; 3rd Mrs. Pat
DeVoir. Glass IA: Petunia, ruffled,
8 stems, lst Mrs. Carl Alexander;
End Mrs. Nels Bach; 3rd, Mrs.
Harry French Jr. Glass IS: Annual
Phlox, 6 stems, 1st Mrs. Ed Kris
tianson. Glass 10: Stocks, 6 spikes,
LIST Mrs. Ed Kristianson. Glass 10:
Sweet Pea, IL stems, 1st Mrs. Carl
Alexander; End Mrs. Marvin
Berry; 3rd Mrs. Walter Knoop.
Glass 20. Zinnia, 6 stems, 1st Mrs.
w. Johnson; End Mrs. Ed
Kristianson; 3rd Mrs. Glen Hart
man. Glass 81: Zinnia, pom pom,
8 stems, LIST Mrs. D.. Steinley; End
Mrs. Walter Knoop; 3rd Mrs.
Harry French Jr. Glass %: Snap
dragon, 6 stems, 1st Mrs. Nels
Bach; End Mrs. Pat DeVoir. Class
%. Pansy, 6 stems 1st Mrs. Ed
Kristianson; Bird Mrs. Earl Haw-
ley.
Section D = Asters - Glass L.:
5 stems, 1st Mrs. Carl
Alexander. Glass 8: Red or rose,
5 stems, Bird Mrs. Carl Alexander.
Class 4: Lavender DR. purple, 5
stems, 1st Mrs. Carl Alexander.
Section E = Dahlias - Glass 3:
Red, l stem, 1st Mrs. Pat DeVoir.
Class z: Lavender, l stem, End
Mrs. Pat DeVoir.
Section F : Perennials - Class
;: Daisy, double, 6 stems, 1st Mrs.
Pat Kelly. Glass 4: Daisy, single
!, stems, 1st Mrs. Pat Kelly. Glass
I: Other Lilly, l stem, 1st Mrs.
Cd K~ristianson; End, Mrs. D. w.
Johnson; 3rd Mrs. Al Lune. Glass
}: Phlox, 3 stems, 1st Mrs. Pat
Bird Mrs. Walt D%asinger.
Section C = Potted Plants -
Class 8: Any plant in bloom, 1st
Mrs. Ed Kristianson. Glass 9: Any
novelty plant, 1st Mrs. Walter
.noop. /
Section H = Arrangements =
Class /: Arrangement representing
title of song or book, 1st Mrs. D.
Steinley; Bird Mrs. Glen Hartman.
Class 2: Arrangement, three or
more varieties in pottery or cry
stall, End Mrs. Bert Matthew; Bird
Mrs. Walter Knoop and Mrs. Glen
Hartman. Glass 8: Arrangement, l
variety in pottery or crystal, LIST
Mrs. Hulings. Class q: Any
Iladioli arrangement, LIST Mrs. Ed
.ristianson; End Mrs. Glen Hart
nan; Bird Mrs. Bert Matthew. Class
): Any Pansy arrangement, End
Mrs. Ed K~ristianson, 3rd Mrs. Bert
Matthew. Class 8: Miniature ar
'angement = not more than 5 in.
any dimension, including con-
amer, 1st Mrs. Ed Kristianson;
md Mrs. Al Lane. Glass IL: Ar
angement using fruit, grain, gras-
es, weeds and pods, or vegetables,
st, Mrs. d. w. Johnson. Glass IL:
occasion arrangement =
~rtificial arrangement may be used
ere, lst Mrs. d. w. Jihnson, End
IRIS. Walter Knoop.
Section / = Educational - Any
nusual flowers properly labelled,
Bird Mrs. Lillian Dasinger.
Few employees refuse to leave
leir desks when the clock signals