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fMl DAILY REPUBLIC, Mitchell, S. August 20,1959 Purple Ribbons Eugene Moneke, 15, was winner of the showmanship trophy In sheep showmanship. He Is pictured holding one of his prize exhibits. Moneke won permanent possession of the trophy after winning It the third time. (Republic Photo by Raymond) 19 Win State Fair Trips In Livestock 4-H Competition Sharon Ziebart, Kenneth Ziebart, BUly Schopitert.

Dan-ell Tllberg, Men Baker. Jean McEnfee, Ro- Pollreiaz, Francis McEntee, Linda. Larson. Laity Larson. Sandra Green, Gene Moneke, mstriaa Moneke.

By ART RAYMOND Dally Republic City Editor Competitors in showman h-1 events met tough sledding in Wednesday afternoon contests ot Davison County 4-H Achievement Days while 19 livestock entries were awarded purple ribbons and the right to enter State Pair competition. of the showmans 1 trophies were retired when won for the third time by the same individual. Competition for the beef showmanship trophy was said by Judge Delwin Dearborn Was said to be the roughest with brothers Lome and Roger Tllberg tying for the trophy. Shirley Morrison won the dairy showmanship trophy for the third consecutive year. She wins permanent possession of the trophy which Is given by Armours.

Winner of the trophy for sheep showmanship was Eugene Moneke who has Won it for three successive Moneke, Bill Folkerts, Donald Bowman, Carol McEntee, Darwin Morson, Carolyn Morrison, Karen Morrison, Bobby Sheffield. Judges for events of the day were oyd Bonzer, Extension Service oultryman, South Dakota Stati ollege, for poultry and eggs; Dean tlartln, Extension Service Horticul urlst, SDSC. for garden exhibits Denver Parks, County Extension Agent, Hutchinson County, hand! raft exhibits; Del win Dearborn Associate County Agent, Brookings bounty, judge for the divisions wine, sheep and beef, and Ervti iurtz, Extension Service Dairyman, SDSC, for Winner of the horse showmanship rophy, donated by Leader Hardware, was Judy Foval. Miss Foval was the only purple ribbon winner in the class. Blue ribbons went to Roger Musick, Tim Vann, Elaine Synhorst.

Red winners were Ruby Wlttstruck, Randy Musick, John Kokesh and years. Moneke, only, 15, is young enough to win another trophy be fore he becomes too old to endei 4-H events. The trophy Is given bj Cotton's Jewelry. The trophy for swine showman ship was won by Francis McEntei Wednesday morning. It was hi first win of the trophy donated by Denver Serum.

In final consideration for the beef showmanship trophy were the Tllberg brothers from Ethan, Lome and Roger, Judge Dearborn awarded the trophy to Roger, who repeats his showmanship win of two years ago. Lome was the winner last year. Winner of the only purple rlbbo MRS. DONAHUE DIES PIERRE (ffi Eleanor Millan Donahue, 40, wife of deputy state treasurer Jack Donahue, died Wednesday after becoming ill in April. She was a native of Oacoma and at one time worked in the state welfare department.

STATE NOW! Mat 2 p.m. Eve. Gwen Scott. Winners of purple ribbons for the poultry, eggs or rabbits they entered were Jarrold Brown. Bevcny Helmstra, William Brown, Helen Baker, two, Sharon Carstens, Connie haupt.

Blue ribbon winners were Ricky Brady, Dennis Studer, Linda Larson, Larry Larson, two, Jarrold Brown, Richard Storm, two, Dennis Studer, Beverly Heimstra, Linda Larson, two Larry Larson, William Brown, Karen Morrison, Ruth Morrison, Bruce Ziebart, Helen Baker, Jean McEntee, Donald Bowman, Ethel Baker, Linda Larson, Gene Moneke, three, Mar in the breeding Lome Tllberg. beef class was Blue ribbon winners in the same class were Donald Tllberg, two, Kenny Ziebart, Lome Tilberg, Roger Tilberg, Darwin Morrison, Leo McEntee, two, five, Gerald ian Moneke. Tim Tom McEntee, Moneke, two. Red ribbon winners were Carol Pollrelsz, Linda Larson. Larry Larson.

William Brown, two Jarrold Brown, two, Linda Larson, Laary Two purple ribbon winners are pictured above. They are Sue, the prize winning cow, and Shirley Morrison, trophy winner for dairy showmanship. Sue has a registered name but to referred to as "Sue" by her owner. Miss Morrison won the dairy showmanship trophy for the third consecutive year and get. permanent possession.

(Republic Photo by Raymond) 28 Top Prizes Given In Crops, Garden, Crafts Purple ribbons to entries In gar den, handicraft, crops and forestry were awarded to 28 exhibits entered by 4-H'ers. Purple ribbon winners in the garden division were Francis McEntee, Harlan Smith, Ruth Green, Tim Nlcolaisen, Harlan Smith, Dennis Johnson, Sharon Carstens, two, Harlan Smith, two, Ruth Green, two, Jarrold Brown, Dennis Johnson, Carol B.lue ribbon winners were Harlan" Smith, Robert Pollreisz, Willlam Brown, Carol Pollreisz, Char- btte Mussigman, Leon Storm, Shar- 'on Carstens, Margaret Green, two, Connie Wegehaupt, Fred Wegehaupt, Harlan Smith, Paul Schneid Sharon Carstens, two, LaVonne Malde, Darrell Tilberg, Margaret Green, three, Vicky Crockett, Norma Crockett. Dennis Johnson, Mary Garvis, Sharon Carstens. Ruth Green, Donna Kistler. Red ribbon winners were Marian Moneke, Charlotte Mussigman, Sandra Greene, Sharon Carstens, Margaret Green, Ruth Green, Fred Wegehaupt, Connie Wegehaupt, Paul Schneider, Dennis Johnson, Carol Pollreisz, Vicky Crockett, Gerald Moneke, Connie Wegehaupt Norma Crockett, Freddie Wege- Marian Moneke, Christine Malde, JDennis Scbnabel, William Brown, Jarrold Brown, Marlys Fred We ft Helen Baker, LaVonne Malde, Dennis schnabel, Dennis Johnson.

Christine Malde, Connie Wegehaupt, Freddie Wegehaupt, Judy Soukup, Marian Moneke. William Brown, Carol Pollrelsz, Dennis Johnson, Ruth Green, Marlyn Safar Kenny Klblin, Carol Pollrelsz, Judy Hartman, Dennis Johnson, Norma Crockett, Paul Schneider, Carol Pollrelsz, Judy Hartman, Dennis Johnson, William Brown, Gerald Christine Malde; Robert Pollreisz, Vicky Crocket, Paul Schneider, Margaret Gree.n, Elaine Wilson, six. Mary Vote, Margaret Green, Ruth Green. In the handicraft division pur. pie ribbons went to Roger tenlmpb, John Anita Frldiey, Carla Halverson, Richard and Jerry Wadlelgb, Tom Moore, Beverly and Dennis Johnson, Blues in' the same division were awarded to DennisiJobUMl-W.

Jerry Smith. Donna Kistler, Roger Tllberg, Marilyn safar (3), Janet Halvereon, Jidy Johnson, pianne Weverstad, Sarty Feeney, TORI Moore William Brawn, Qeorge Baker Helen Fiala, Ethel Inker. Plane Storta, Sandra Halversfln Bonnie Sheffield, fcaVonne Mald and Helen Baker. Reds went to Sharps galer Keen Fiala (3), Janet Hubbarc Green, Mary Bdwritt. If MaWe Ruth Qreen, Barty ney.

I nTe Wegehawt, 6heryl fitaetoer. tjennls Jonnjon ga smith, eyntMa Titee, Slaine lotl ser, Christine Malde (2). Sandra Shawd, Loris Maisden, Janet Halverson, Sandra Halverson, Connie Skinner, Diane Bosworth, Dennis Studer (2), Jarrold Brown (2), Dennis Schnabel, Willlam Brown, Roger Kurtenbach, Bruce Cundy, Doug Gjesdal, Rich ard Rippe, Jean Brooks, Joan Scott, Sharon Carstens (3), Anita Fridl'ey, Judy Jones (2), Vicky Crockett, Janice Buchholz. Margar Roger Tilberg, left, won the beef showmanship trophy for the second time, taking It away from hfs brotherf'Lorne, right, who won the trophy last year. year.ago Eighteen Purple Ribbons Won By 4-H'ers In Girls Division et Frick, Judy Johnson, Donna Kistler (2), Roger Tilberg, Gerald Starr (2) and Janice Meidema.

Purple ribbon winners in crop varieties Ihey exhibited were Dennis Johnson, two, Billy Sohoppert and Kenneth McEntee. Winners of blue ribbons were Duane Schulz, Gerald Starr, Eu gene Tollefson, five, Gerald Starr, two, Francis McEntee. Red ribbon winners Vere Francis By SANDIE RICE Daily Republic Staff Writer Eighteen purple ribbons were awarded in two girls' division of competition of Davison County 4-H Achievement Days at the close of judging Wednesday. Only triple purple ribbon winner was Mary RHterbusch, with two in meal and one in food preservation. Only double winner was Christine Malde who copped two purples In her first year of club work.

Other purple ribbon winners in the meal planning division were Vicky Crockett, Jean Brooks, Patty Ritterbusph, Charlotte Titze, Helen Fiala, Shirley Wendelboe. Beverly Stephanie Tinan, Shirley Morrison (2), Sharon Pierson (2). Donna Kistler (4), Connie Skin- Red ribbon orrWn7 Dianne Weverstad, Ruth McEntee, four and Kenney McEn- Sh Carstens. tee, two. There was only one entry in the forestry division.

Stanley Johnson won a blue ribbon for his entry. Kenneth Kaylor Involved In Two-Car Mishap An automobile accident in the 800 block of East Hanson at 2:25 a.m. Thursday resulted in $625 total damages to two cars. Kenneth Kaylor was turning into Hanson and misjudged the cjrner, Green and Sharon Carstens. Blues went to LaVonne Malde (5), Margret (3), Luella Vandervoort (S), Donna Weins, Patricia Feterl, Linda Wold, Sue Boyd, Vicky Crockett (3), Jean McEntee (3), Charlotte Titze (5), Beverly Morrison (4), Dianne Weverstad (6), Jean Brooks (3), Joan Scott, Cynthia Titze (g), Elaine Wilson, Christine Malde CO, Barbara Younie, Janet Halverson.

Patty Rumbolz Jo Franey, Nancy Tystad, Helen Baker, Ethel Baker (3), Donna Kistler, Norma Crockett (4), Judy Jones, Carol striking the rear end of a car belonging to Dale Kirsch, Officer Clarence Cunningham investigated the accident. Clearings in Mitchell banks Thursday totaled $98,641.96. A six-pound, 10-ounce son was born Wednesday at Methodist Hos pital to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Achen Kimball.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Droppers Ethan, are parents of a son weigh seven pounds, ounces born Wednesday at Methodist Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Tony Dobras, Mitchell, are parents of a nine-pound, 14-ounce daughter born Tuesday at St. Joseph's Hospital. In an earlier edition of the paper the name was incorrectly listed as Dobratz. If you know of any local news co-operate with your dally papei and call the newsroom at The Dailj Republic WY6-5516. Help in this way to build up a bigger and better newspaper.

A son weighing seven pounds, 15 ounces was born Wednesday at St. Joseph's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Solma, Mitchell. An Alexandria couple, Mr.

and Mrs. Raphael Jardlng, are parents of a nine-pound, 14-ounce son born ner (3), LaVonne Malde (2), Carla Halverson, Judy Hartman, Beverly Hiemstra, Ruth Morrison, Marilyn Joyle, Janice Buchholz, Sharon Ziebart, Judy Munterfering and Cherly Hoebner. Purple ribbon winners in the food preservation division were Joyce Vogel and Mary Rltter- busch. Blue ribbons went to Charlotte Mussigman, Margaret Green, Helen Fiala (7), Carol Pollreisz, Connie Wegehaupt, Carol Malde, Ruth Rit terbusch, Sharon Carstens, Beverly Morrison, Ruth Green, Ruth Morrison, Joyce Vogel, Donna Kistler and Ethel Baker, Reds went to Carol Pollreisz (2), Jean McEntee (2), Charlotte Titze (3), Sharon Carstens (2), Donna Kistler, Helen Fiala (2), Sandra Greene (2), Charlotte Mussigman (2). Marlyn Plamp (2), Beverly Morrison (3), Carolyn Morrison, Karen Morrison, Helen Baker (2) and Mariiyn Boyle.

Thieves Steal From Car In Body Shop Weins. Red ribbon winners were Roger Safar, Rodney Safar. Fat beef purple ribbon winners were awarded to exhibitors Kenneth Ziebart, Dennis Shawd, Bill Folkerts, Glo 1 a Gerlach, Doreen Gerlach, Roger Tilberg, Sharon Pierson, Doug Pierson. Blue ribbon winners were Gene Moneke, Craig Moller, Ronnie Moller, Sharon Ziebart, Dennis Shawd, Robert Paul Folkerts, Donald Larson, Duane Schulz, Delbert Heimstra, Ruth Tiedje, Roger Gerlach, Richard Gerlach, Jerry Smith, Dale Craig Smith, Dennis Shawd, Beverly Sper licft, Fred Wegehaupt, Delbert Heimstra, Lome Tilberg, Duane Schulz, Bruce Ziebart, Leon Storm, Velda Everson, Darrell Tilberg. Red ribbon winners were Bill Brady, Kenny McEntee, Francis McEntee, Duane Schulz, Beverly Heimstra, Norma Heimstra, Janet Hubbard, Kent Halverson, Jean McEntee, Verle Everson, Lome Tilberg.

Winners of purple ribbons for animals they showed in dairy exhibitions were Margret Vogel, Gerald Kangas, two, Carol McCabe, Shirley Morrison, Darwin Morrison, Norma Crockett, Vicky Crockett. Blue ribbon winners were Byron Vogel, Leland Vogel, Marvin Sen amber, Harlan Smith, Dennis Bra dy, Bonnie Sheffield, Karen Morri son, Beverly Morrison, Harlan Smith, Helen Baker, Ethel Baker Beverly Morrison, Loris Marsden Harlan Smith; Lome Tilberg. Red ribbon winners were Tom McEntee, Gary Schamber, David Schamber, Gerald Kangas, Beverly Morrison, George Baker, Ethel Baker. Winners in sheep competition were, purple ribbons, Gene Mo- neke, Marian Moneke. Blue ribbon winners were Marian Moneke, Gerald Moneke, Janis McEntee, Robert Folkerts, Donald Bowman, Gerald Kangas, Eugene Moneke.

Red ribbon winners were Gene Larson, two. Robert Folkerts DANCE MODERN DUE TIME ROCK BOLL STARS OF THE MISSOURI TAMJ51T BARN DANCE PERSON CASEY CLARK'S WESTERN I DANCE BAND FROM WNAX AUGUST 22nd Starting 8:30 at the PARAGON Kimball, S. D. Purple ribbon winners class of complete outfits It', WUUjr VVUBO, QJ a lUne-POUnU, M-OUIWB OUU Pollreisz (2), Connie Wegehaupt Wednesday at St. Joseph's Hospit- 'DtitVi Blh.

An Omaha man, involved in a car accident earlier this week, discovered that personal property isn't even safe if its in a locked garage, R. j. Q'Sullivan had his oar in Pick's Body Shop getting it repaired and someone broke into It watching a pair of binoculars, a thermos bottle and a pair ol ladies shoes, according to a police report. Surplus Goods Now Available (3), Ruth Green (4). Elnora son (3), Sharon Carstens Hiemstra, Beverly Hiemstra, Sharon Pierson.

i Joyce Vogel (2), Sandra Halverson, Sharon Rumbolz (2), Sandra Greene, Ruth Ritterbusoh (2), Candy Callin, Llla Stoebner, Charlotte Rew, Carol Sladek (3), Helen Fiala (3), Harriet Mary busch (2), Margaret Green (3), Carol Malde, Sharon Shawd, Janice Miedema, Anita Fridley, Carol Johnson, Marilyn Feeney, Shirley Wendelboe, Shirley Morrison (3), Charlotte Mussigman and Velda Everson. Red ribbon winners were Elaine Wilson (2), Carol Malde (3), Christine Malde (3), Connie Wegehaupt (7), Shirley Wendel- boe (2), Jean McEntee (S), Ruth Ritterbusph (3), Harriet Rew (8), Marlyn Plamp (3), Beverly Morrison (9), Ruth Green, Joyce Vogel (2), Janet Halversjpn (4), Sandra Halver. soo (3), Dianne Weverstad (3). Margaret Frick Anne Frail' Helen Baker (6), Ethel Baker (5) LL Jean Brooks, Norma Crockett (5), Janice Miedema (2), Elnora Sibson be rea- Wr iSioH centefsT rl JKfpW Mjke Hoveu, Davison ecpty Hoven said thirt those who 'e4 their wnnmodjUes 8t9ff to the pajt fffl Ml ajlf t9 taemuj Donna Weins (4), Janet Hub bard (4), Helen Fiala (5), Vicky Crockett (5), Sandra (5). Diane storla, Kay Smith (4), Carol Pojjreisz (4), Sharon (Carstens, (4), Charlotte Mussipnan Claudette Johnson Jwdy Johnson, LueUa YanderYM.ort and Karen Dunn.

Mary Vote (2), sjbawd, Karen Morrison, Uwewae. An eight-pound, 11-ounce son was born Thursday at St. Joseph's Hospital to Mr, and Mrs, Gideon Hartman, Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs.

Gene Kerton, MU chell, on Wednesday at St. Joseph's Hospital became the parents of an elght-paund, three-ounce daughter A daughter weighing eight pounds was born Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs, Donald Jones of Forestburg at St. Joseph's Hospital. An eight-pound, nine-ounce son was born Wednesday at St.

Joseph's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Schoenfelder, Ethan. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Cook and family have returned to their home at Davenport, Ia after visiting in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis Rowe. Mr. and Mrs, Howard Sanders pnd-son, Paul, of Estacada, Ore. and Mrs.

Mae Schrank of Arrow were Wednesday dinner guests a the home of Mrs. Ethel Gaetze. The Rev. and Mrs. J.

H. Thomp son and children of Aberdeen, an Dr. and Mrs. A. W.

Sturgis and fa mily of Winona, and Mr and Mrs. W. s. Sturgis of Calgary, Alberta, Canada, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

W. T. Van- jhaick over the weekend. Mrs. Clem Myian returned Twes- lay from a tbc week vacation trip CaWornia and Washing the the home economics divisions went to Sharon Carstens and Luella Vandervoort.

Blues were awarded to Sharon Carstens, Lueila Vandervoort, Barbara Greene, Sandra Halverson and Sue Boyd. Red ribbons were given to Sharon Pierson, Donna Kistler, Harriet Rew, Claudette Johnson, Barbara Greene, Mary Ritterbusch, Sharon Ziebart, Sharon Carstens, Ethel Baker, two. and Charlotte Rew. See WALT For Gifts Watches Diamonds Miller Jewelry GREEN STAMPS 14 E. 3rd Mitohell DC Aug.

23rd 2 P.M. WESSINGTON SPRINGS at Wellington Springj Livestock Auction Co. Sale Pavilion Grounds Saddle Brono Riding Bareback Riding Steer Riding Calf Roping BuHdogglng Admission High School and Junior High 7Bc, Children under 10 Free Sponsored by Wesslngton Springs Chamber of Rlffirbwhm'MargtftVo- ey, ftW Soott, Carol S. ton. Miss Joey Toal of Bismarck, N-D Is visiting at the home pf Mr.

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