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Ribbon Winners In The Women's Fair Division Floral Department Mrs. H. Brautigam, Chairman, BLUE RIBBON WINERS: Mrs. Arno Breustedt, Mrs. Allen Acton, Mrs.

Annie Ware, Mrs. Ellis Burges, Mrs. J. Biegert, Mrs. Paul Scopel, Mrs.

Mrs. D. Avalos, Rosie Avalos, Mrs. V. H.

Harborth, Mrs. Jeannie Bauer, Mrs, Anna Placke, Mrs, Emil Schmidt, Mrs. Robert Halm, Mrs. A. B.

Becker, Mrs. R. L. Rank, Mrs. Wilton Woods, Mrs.

Harvey Dibrell, Station gales Garden Club. RED RIBBON WINNERS: Mens Mr. Julius Naumann, Joe Kramer, Mr. J. Scopel, Mr.

Gordon Lamb, Mr. Sam Brawner. Junior Division: Karen Bauer, Helen Louise Huebinger. RED RIBBON WINNERS: Miss Elsie Mrs. E.

H.Bose, Mrs. Ethel Preston, Mrs. Ellis Burges, Mrs. A. J.

Biegert, Mrs. Val Lehmann, Mrs. Glen Vaughan, Mrs. R. H.

Bode, Mrs. R. L. Rank, Mrs. Jeannie Bauer, Mrs.

Delmar Krueger, Mrs.Os- car Henze, Mrs. Arno Becker, Mrs. Joe Bohman, Mrs. Harvey Dibrell, Mrs. Pryor Dillard, Mrs.

W. A. Carley, Nogales Garden Club. Men Red Ribbons: Mr. P.

J. Scopel, Mr. Allen Scopel, Mr.Louis Scopel. Red Ribbon Junior Division: Debbie Bading, Paul Scopel. WHITE Ribbons: Mrs.

E. H. Bose, Mrs. Lewis Brzowskie, Mrs. Ellis Burges, Helen Adams, Mrs.

Paul Scopel, Mrs. Glen Vaughan, Mrs. R. H. Bode, Mrs.

Arno W. Becker, Mrs. W. A. Carley, Mrs.

Jeannie Bauer, Mrs. Monroe Kiel, Mrs. Walter Muehlner, Mrs. Raymond Grimm, Mrs. P.

J. Scopel, FEATURING Scripture text reading cards Scripture text napkins Scripture text stationery also Prayer Books Devotional Books Religious gi frs etc. FMTH BCCK STORE 1714 N. Bruns Mrs. Emil Schmidt, Mrs.

Oscar Henze, Mrs. R. Rank, Mrs. Joe Bohlmann, Mrs. Harvey Dibrell, Mrs.

Fritz Lehnhoff, Nogales Garden Club. White: Men's Division: Mr. P. J. ley Vaughan, Mr.

Harold Brautigam. Floral: White; Junior Division: Gem Glenewinkel, Lucy Huebinger. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT: Mrs. Fred Kewitz, chairman: Blue Ribbons: Mrs. Julius Naumann, for Childrens Party dress.

Childrens tailored dress, Mrs. Howard Altenhoff, Kitchen apron, Naumann, Party apron, Mrs. Julius Naumann, Sport shirt, Joyce Krueger, Childrens play clothes, Mrs. Julius Naumann, Soft dress, Mrs. Benno Luensmann, Tailored dress, Mrs.

Walter Muehlner, Sleeping garment, Mrs. Howard Altenhoff, Jacket, Mrs. Howard Altenhoff, bonnet, Mrs. Julius Naumann. Red Ribbons: Mrs.

Howard Altenhoff, Mrs. Julius Naumann, Mrs. R.L.Rank, Mrs. F. J.

Imhoff, Mrs. H. Schneider, Mrs. Maurice Doegei White Ribbons: Mrs. Martin Doege, Mrs.

Emil Rahe, Mrs. Herman Schneider. ELEMENTARY CLOTHING Blouse and skirt, Jane Jahns, Sleeping garment. Blue Ribbons: Marie Seay, Full Skirt, Elaine Radke. Red Ribbons: Robe, Marie Seay.

White Ribbon: Blouse and skirt, Viola Jechow. Junior High Group: School dress: Diane Meyer, Senior High; Play dress, White ribbon, Carolyn Giles. School dress: Red ribbon, Barbara Kutcher, White ribbon, Sherry Sells. Party Dress: Blue Ribbon: Leonna Dreyer, Red ribbon: Carol Jamison. More reports next week.

Total ribbons given this year 1313. Blue-371; Red 260; White-682. BLUE RIBBON AWARDS CANNED FOODS: Mrs. H. Schwarzlose, Plum Preserves; Mrs.

11. Schie- berle, Fig Preserves; Mrs. H. Schieberle, Pear Halves; Mrs. H.

Sch- ieberle, Green Beans; Mrs. H. Schieberle, Corn; Mrs. H. Schieberle, Sauerkraut; Mrs.

W. Muehlner, Pickled Peaches; Mrs. Frank Hubertus, Homemade Lard, Mrs, Millard Harborth, Sliced Pears; Mrs. Art-Weilbacher, Dewberry Jam; Mrs, R. Halm, Pickled Okra; Miss M.E.Williams, Pickled Onions; MissM.E.Wil- liams, Chow Chow; Mrs, H.

E. Dibrell, Pear Preserves; Mrs. G. Beicker, Plum Jam; Mrs. Hugo Siltmann, Pickles; Mrs.

H. Altenhof, Whole Peaches; Mrs. H. Altenhof, Salad Pack Tomatoes; Mrs. H.

Altenhof, Diced Pineapple; Mrs. H. Altenhof, Dill pickles; Mrs. H. Schneider, Fruit Salad; Mrs.

H. Schneider, Lima Beans; Mrs. A. H. Munk, Wild Grape Jelly; Mrs.

Eugene Boecker, Green Sweet Pickles; Mrs. Alvin Strackbein, Bread Butter Pickles; Mrs. M. Doege, Blackberry Preserves; Mrs. J.

H. Smith, Dewberry Jelly; Mrs. Earl Brown, Watermelon Rind Preserves; Mrs. Henry Baer, Gumbo; Mrs. Julius Naumann, Homemade Soap; Mrs.

Erno Huebinger, Chili Sauce; Mrs. Alonia Ball, Pickled Pears; Mrs. A. J. Heider, Tomato Preserves; Mrs.

F. J. Imhoff, Tomatoes; Mrs. C. Little John, Dewberries; Mrs.A.Glenewin- kel 111, Dewberry Jam; Mrs.

W. E. Atwood, Plum Jelly; Mrs. Earl McLean, Wild Plum Jelly; Mrs. Earl McLean, Boysenberry Jelly; Mrs.

Alonia Ball, Grapes; Mrs. Doris Ball, Honey; Mrs. 0. Luensman, Sliced Peaches; Mrs. O.

Luensman, Grape Juice; Mrs. 0. Luensman, Pears Cherries; Mrs. B.Salge, Peach Preserves and Mrs. B.

Salge, Pickled Beets. CANNED FOODS CHILDREN'S DIVISION Mildred Woerndel, Watermelon Rind Pickles, Dill Pickles, Bread Butter Pickles, Pickled Beans, Tomatoes, Okra, Green Beans, Corn. Grape Juice; Peggy Reiley, String Beans; Barbara Reiley, String Beans; Barbara Kutscher, Peach Preserves. .1 FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES BLUE RIBBONS Mrs. H.

Schieberle, Blackeyed Peas; Annie J. A. Knodel, Banana Peppers; Mrs. Augusta Klier, Tomatoes; Mrs. Julius Naumann, Sweet Peppers; Mrs.

Ottmar Timmerman, Pomegranates. CHILDREN'S DIVISION Jimmy Vogel, Pears; Roger Bading, Peppers; Donald Carley, Okra WHITE RIBBON AWARDS CANNED FOODS Mrs. H. Woerndel, Pickled Green Beans; Mrs. H.

Woerndel, Sliced Peaches; Mrs. E.E.Lewis, Pear Preserves; Mrs. H. Schieberle, Peach Preserves; Mrs. H.

Sch- ieberle, Bread and Butter Pickles; Mrs. H. Schieberle, Pickled Okra; Mrs. Walter Mueh- lner, Fig Preserves; Mrs. Frank Hubertus, Cured Sausage; Mrs.

Frank Hubertus, Bacon; Mrs. Art. Weilbacher, Tomatoes; Mrs. Art Weilbacher, Dill Pickles; Mrs. Art Weilbacher, Green Grape Preserves; Mrs.

A.M. Pagel, Hot Pear Rejish; Mrs. A. Pomrenke, Sauerkraut; Mrs. Hugo Siltmann, Ripe Tomato Preserves; Mrs.

H. Schneider, Sliced Pears; Mrs. H. Schneider, Black- eyed Peas; Mrs. H.

Schneider, Grape Preserves; Mrs. A. H. Munk, Plum Preserves; Mrs. Doege, Green Beans; Mrs.

J. H. Smith, New Potatoes; Mrs. Earl Brown, Pears and Cherries; Mrs. J.

W. Brown, Grape Juice; Mrs. Maxine Mulkey, Pickled Peaches; Mrs. Henry Baer, Tomatoes; Mrs. Julius Naumann, Dewberry Jelly; Mrs.

H. Kuhn, Cactus Pear Jelly; Mrs. Erno Huebinger, Peach Halves; Mrs. Erno Huebinger, Plum Jam; Mrs. F.rno Huebinger, Peach Jam; Mrs.

Alonia Ball, Turnip Greens; Mrs. H. Friedeck, Chili Sauce; Mrs. H. Friedeck, Homemade Soap; Mrs.

George Sassman, Plum Jam; Mrs. Hugo Schneider, Pickled Beets; Mrs. C. Littlejohn, Pickled Pears; Mrs. A.

Glenewinkel 111, Corn; 'Mrs. M. Wessels, Watermelon Rind Preserves; Mrs. M. Wessels, ANNOUNCING THE HAPPIEST BIRTHDAY OF THE YEAR I 1 61 has these wonderful birthday presents for you? 19B1 R.ln.ii in 2- and -1-door 'I- Hnd 4-door wagonu Kou get the presents on the first birthday of the world's most successful new car up to 30 miles per gallon oil changes a new extended warranty and much more NO OTHER COMPACT MEASURES UP TO FALCON! The Falcon gives you up to 30 miles on a gallon, goes 4,000 miles between oil changes and Falcon's finish never needs waxing.

There's a choice of two engines, the standard 144 Six or the new optional 170 Special for an extra dash of power. There's room for 6 adults and their luggage. Falcon has coat hooks, front arm rests, foam-padded front seats and chic upholstered interiors all at no extra cost. re YO i NEW OR 12-MONTH WARRANTY! The '61 Falcons have been built with such a high degree of quality, your Ford Dealer is extending bis warranty to 12,000 miles or one full year, wliichevcr comes first. (The traditional warranty in the industry is for only 4,000 miles or 90 days.) Get the details and a copy from your Ford Dealer.

KMO owio ClMHKlcn 0 1BO IM lutwi IK. foao MOST SVCCfSSfUL NtW CJUI Sweet Pickles; Mrs. Alonia Ball, Dewberries; Mrs. C. R.

Ferrell, Wild Grape Jelly; Mrs. C. Luensman, Plum Jelly; Mrs. 0. Luensman, Figs; Mrs.

O. Luensman, Pear Halves; Mrs. Salge, Strawberry Preserves; Mrs. B.Salge, Pickled Onions. CANNED FOODS CHILDREN'S DIVISION WHITE RIBBONS Mildred Woerndel, Blackeyed Peas.

FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES WHITE RIBBONS Mrs. Art Weilbacher, Sweet PeppersjMrs. Augusta Kller, Pears; Mrs. Arno Beicker, Okra; Mrs. Ella Weilbacher.

Small Hot Peppers; Mrs. Ottmar Timmerman. Figs. CHILDREN'S DIVISION None RED RIBBON WINNERS: Mrs. H.

Woerndel, Okra; Mrs. A. Thormeyer. Grape Jelly; Mrs. H.

Schieberle, Pear Preserves, Salad Pack Tomatoes, Pickled Beets, Honey; Mrs. W. Muehlner, Tomato Preserves; Mrs. W. Muehlner, Green Beans; Mrs.

Millard Harborth, Pear Halves; Mrs. Art Butter Pickles; Mrs. R. Halm, Chow ChowjMrs.Hy Weiss, Plum Preserves; Mrs. A.

Pomrenke, Sliced Peaches; Mrs. Hugo Siltmann, Peach Preserves; Mrs.HugoSch- ncider, Beets, Gumbo, Wax String Beans; Mrs. A. H. JellyjMrs.

Eugene Cucumber Pickles; Mrs. J. H. Smith, Watermelon Rind Preserves; Mrs. J.

W. Brown, Wild Plum Jelly; Mrs. C. N. Odom, Pickled Peaches; Mrs.

Henry Baer, Pickled Pears, Pears Cherries; Mrs. Julius Naumann, Sweet Pickles, Sausage, Plum Jelly; Mrs. H. Kuhn, Pear Halves; Mrs. Erno Huebinger, Pickled Green Beans; Mrs.

Alonia Ball, Pumpkin; Mrs. A. J. Heider, Pickled Okra; Mrs. A.

J. Holder, Tomatoes; Mrs. Fred Wiedner, Grape Juice and Pickled Onions; Mrs. H. Kuhn, Cactus and Plum Jelly.

Mrs. Ella Wielbacher, Blackeyed Peas; Mrs. Ella Wielbacher, Dill Pickles; Mrs. Ed. Helnemeir, Blackberries; Mrs.

Ed. Helnemeir, Boysenberry Preserves; Mrs. Ed.Hein- emelr, Blackberry Jam; Mrs. C. Littlejohn, Chili Sauce; Mrs.

A. Glenewinkel 111, New Potatoes; Mrs. Alonia Ball, Homemade Soap; Mrs. C. R.

Ferrell, Dewberries; Mrs.A.Glen- ewinkel 111. Homemade Lard; Mrs. Edgar Kutscher. Fig Preserves. CANNED FOODS CHILDREN'S DIVISION Mildred Woerndel, Sliced Peaches; Mildred Woerndel, Pumpkin.

FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES RED RIBBONS Mrs. H. Schwarzlose, Sweet Peppers; Mrs. A. Pomrenke, Blackeyetl Peas; Mr.

Alfred J. Biegert, PomegranatejMrs.H. Pfullmann, Pears; Mrs.W. A. Carley, Okra; ftfrs.

W. A. Carley, Tomatoes; Mrs. G. T.

Born, Figs; Mrs. Delmar Krueger, Hot Peppers. CHILDREN'S DIVISION None SEGUIN GAZETTE WED. OCT. 5, 7 STEER CONTEST HELD SATURDAY The official welgh-in for the Commercial Steer Rate of Gain contest was held last Saturday, Sept.

24 at the Seguin Locker Plant. Some 29 calves were weighed in by 4-H members and FFA boys inGuadalupe County. These steers will be put on a regular home grown commercial ration and will be evaluated, judged and sold at the County Youth Livestock show January 30 and 31, 1961. The winner of the contest will be selected on points scored by the rate of gain of the calf added to the points given to the quality of the calf at show time. The 4-H club members in Guadalupc County who are participating in this program are James and Tommy Crump, Seguin; Kenneth and Vernon Winklemann, Clemens; Diane Meyer, Marion, Tom and David Anderson, Seguin; Morgan Turner, and Carole and Allen Schwarzkopf, Seguin.

Dennis Wagner, Route 1, Marion, joined the program too late for the Rate of Gain contest, but will show his calf in the County Youth Livestock show for ribbon and premium money. Gilbert M. Hartwick Jr. In Germany AUGSBURG, GERMANY (AHTNC) -Army Specialist Four Gilbert M. Hartwick 24, whose parents live on Route 1, Seguin, recently participated with other members of the 24th Infantry Division in Exercise Summer Shield, a two-week field training problem, in the Bavarian region of Germany.

The exercise provided the troops with practical experience in working as Independent units under Isolated field conditions. Specialist Hartwlck is assigned to the division's Headquarters Company in Augsburg. He entered the Army in 1957 and arrived overseas in January 1958. HERE COMES SANTA. I AND THE HOUSTON CHRONICLE WITH A SPECIAL CHRISTMAS RATE OFFER! BT MAIL IN TIXAS AND LOUISIANA ONLY V.

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Mountain FR 91192 A touch of your finger to the thermostat there's warmth and comfort in every corner of your home. That's GAS clean, efficient, economical. Central CAS heating equipment does the total heating job. without supplementary heaters, and assures your family healthful, fresh-air ventilation. Gas is dependable, too dependable because men on drilling rigs are working around the clock in search of more gas supplies for you, because many miles of gas pipe lines are being built to serve consumers everywhere.

More than nine out of ten new homes being built in this area today are equipped with GAS heat. Ask your architect, builder or contractor or see your gas compajiy today. UNITED NATURAL OA8 your Int SULf SOUTH.