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THE DAILY REPUBLIC, Mitchell, S. Thursday, August 14, 1958 Page Three Nearly 1,750 Attend 4-H Barbecue As 72 Youths Win State STHI Fair inps Nearly 1,750 persons attended the chicken barbecue and winners of Wednesday demonstrations and the dress review were named to capj the 12th annual Davtson County 4-H Achievement Days Tuesday and I Wednesday at the 4-H center. By the time all judging was finished and nil winners named 72 Davlson 4-H'crs won 118 purple ribbons signifying their entries are eligible for State Fair competition. Winning the right to represent Davison County at State Fair with; dresses they created were Barbara Green and Shirley Green was a dress review winner two years ago. This is the first dress title won by Miss Wendelboe.

Winners of trips to State Fair for their home economics demonstrations were Susan Boyd and Luella Vandervoort. Ruth Ritterbusch was named third place winner in home ec demonstrations. Miss Boyd showed "After The demonstrating how to whip up a quick lunch for the gang. Miss Vandervoort's demonstration was, "Mix Your Own," a demonstration on how to mix your own homemade cake mix. Miss Ritterbusch's demonstration was titled, "Versatile Loaf" and was a demonstration on how to make, date nut bread.

Blue ribbon winners for their home economics demonstrations were Sharon Ziebart, Faith Helme rich, Ruth Green, Lila Stoebner, Janice McEntee, Claudette Johnson, Margaret Moneke, Diane We verstad, Ethel Baker, Carol Sladek and Kay Whalen. Red ribbon winners for home ec demonstrations were Charlotte Mussigman, Marian Moneke, Mary Ritterbusch, Carol McEntee and Helen Baker. Nineteen finalists were named for the evening dress review. However, 10 of them were ineligible to compete in State Fair dress review because they did not meet the requirements of age or participation for the required number of years, or they previously attended nation- al competition. Ribbons awarded to those "ineli' Bibles" in dress review were Sharon Rumbolz, Luella Vandervoort, Sharon Prickett.

Sharon Ziebart, Mary Ritterbusch, all blue ribbons. Red ribbons were awarded to Harriet Rew, Judy Muntefering, Janet Wittstruck, Mary Jarvis, Ruby Wittstruck. Among those contestants eligible to compete in State Fair dress review were, blue ribbons, Sharon Carstens, Susan Boyd, Ruth Ritterbusch, Kay Whalen. Red ribbon winners were Ethel Baker and Margaret Vogel. Gerald Starr was winner of the tractor contest for the second consecutive year.

Starr was more than a thousand points over his nearest competitor and had 5,272 points. He was a warded'a purple ribbon. Contestants were graded on a written test, driving skills and a demonstration. Winner of second place and a blue ribbon was William Folkerts He had 4,201 points. Other contestants, winners of rec ribbons were Jerry Paul Folkerts, Donald Tilberg, Verle Everson, Jim Bailey, Donald Bowman, Darwin Morrison and Melvin Sampson.

Winner of the agriculture demonstration contest was Dennis Johnson. Johnson's demonstration, while awarded top prize, is ineligible for State Fair since he competed a year ago. Named State Fair competitors were John Whalen and John Boyd with their illustrated demonstration, "The Care and Use of Tools." Eugene Gau, third place winner, will be the other State Fair representative. His demonstration was "Selecting, Fitting and Showmanship." Lome Tilberg's demonstration "Building an Electric Pig Brood er," was named the top electrical demonstration and is winner of the $150 scholarship awarded by Inter county Electric. In overall competition, Tilberg won a blue ribbon for his demonstration.

Blue ribbon winners were Thorn as McEntee, "Cutting Up and Packaging A and Eugen Moneke, "Assembling A Fly Red ribbon winners were Roge Tilberg, "Fitting Makes A Show Kenneth Ziebart, "Beat and William Folkerts "Cleaning An Electric Motor." Master of ceremonies at the eve ning show was Water Ziebart, Dim ock. The show followed the bar becue and parade. Following th talent show the dress review was held. Winning the right to compete in the State 4-H dress review as representatives for Davlson County were Shirley Wendelboe, left, and Barbara Green, right. They are pictured above In the dresses they created and modeled.

'Modernaires' To Perform At CP Clearings in Mitchell banks Thursday totaled $120,261.16. Should you tat! to receive your copy of The Dully Republic on any weekday phone 6-5514 before 6 p. m. On Saturday complaint calUJ should be made before 4:30 p. Your Dally Repnblic will be dellv I errd fo von nromotly t5 A son weighing eight pounds, one OU JjUSinSSSITien ounce was born Wednesday at St.

Keith Dicus of Mitchell. Approximately 60 Mitchell barbecue at the YMCA camp bus)- At lilt: Mr. and Mrs. George Wic.se of Lake MitohcU Tuesday evening Fedora are parents of a seven-; Thp barbecuei which pound, seven ounce daughter born 0ret a at Thursday at St. Joseph's Hospital.

An eight pound, five ounce girl was born Thursday to Mr. tne businessmen of Mitchell with Mrs. Paul Hollmann of Mitchell at lhc MCA camp and its activities. Of TneonK'e St. Joseph's (I you 01 any local co-operate wi'h your dally papet and call the newsroom at The Daily Republic 6-5516.

Help In this way ta build up bigger and belter newt- paner. Mrs. Chris Haivscn of Mitchell and Mrs. Jack Cole of Howard spent two weeks visiting in New Hampton, in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Hosfman and other relatives. Mrs. Hosfman and Mrs. Hansen are sisters. Enroute home with The "Modsrnalres" will be one of the featured ac'us with the Guy Lombardo orchestra at the Corn Palace Show, Sept.

21-27, announced tho Corn Palace Committee Thursday. The committee termed the Mod- ernaires as "America's number one sincing group." The group consists of four men and one woman who ihave been featured on the Bob Crosby television show for six years. They have been Ruest stars on many national TV productions. The Corn Palace Committee claims that the appearance of the, Modernaire.s "promises to make Following a chicken dinner, i.i- this year's show the most exciting troductory "remarks about the its long years of entertainment." CA were made by Carl Schroeder The Modernaires' act includes was spon- mpmber of the YMCA who wished to remain anonymous, was held to acquaint and George Dykslra. comedy, a special number.

"I Can't John Weinbcndcr, new A Tune." and the musical of the YMCA, discussed tiir of "Juke Box Satur- ixnd background of the YMCA. day Night." The act includes sever- The 'Y' is not a charity or social al popular tunes throughout its fea- 1 Weinbrnder said. "It is a membership association bused on the cooperation of its The YMCA stands for three tilings. It is a moement, a fellowship and a venture." lie added. In asking Hie businessmen to be- they visited In Sioux Falls Mrs.

Hazel Chilton and Mr. and come acquainted with the YMCA, Mrs. Joe Keleher. jweinbender said, "I'm positive Mrs. Mike Hciter of Mitchell tin- icsponsiblc citizens everywhere del-went surgery at St.

Joseph's a partnership in this ven lured act. Advance ticket sales for the Guy Lombardo 1958 Corn Palace Shew are climbing to a near-record high, said the Corn Palace committee. Hospital Tuesday. John Whalen, 'left, and John Boyd, right, combined their talents in the agricultural demonstrations contest and won a trip to State Fair for their purple ribbon effort. Their demonstration was, "The Care and Use of Tools." Roland Kendall Remains Critical Al Local Hospital Roland Kendall, 34.

Mitchell, remains in critical condition at a local hospital, it was reported Thursday. Hospital spokesmen said that Kendall is improved but still critical. He was injured in motorcycle-car accident Monday morning at Twelfth and Main. urc and take part, in the responsibilities of the 'Y'." As an added attraction, the businessmen were taken on a tour of the camp by YMCA members. Gerald Starr, Mt.

Vernon, was winner of the tractor contest for the second consecutive year when he finished with more than 1,000 points above his nearest competitor. Starr is pictured above during his tractor maintenance demonstration. 4 Bowling Balls Stolen From Hitchcock Park Theft of four three-pound bowling balls from the club house at Hitchcock Park Tuesday night was reported Wednesday to Mitchell police. Jerry Blades, who reported the theft, said he saw three small boys leaving the clubhouse with the bowling balls but could not appre hend them. A special meeting for the Western Star Rcbckah Lodge will be held at 8 p.

m. Friday in the Odd Fellows Hall. Aged Pukwana Man Suffers Fatal Burns CHAMBERLAIN W) Ed McFadden, 80, a resident of a Pukwana nursing home, died Wednesday of burns suffered when his clothing caught fire. McFadden was sitting on the porch of the nursing home smoking his pipe Tuesday afternoon. He was found a short time later with his clothing aflame.

He was rushed to a Chamberlain hospital for treatment. Watches Miller Jewelry GREEN STAMPS 114 E. 3rd Mitchell The Only Big Circus This Year KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Proudly Presents Dennis Johnson, Mitchell, was winner of five purple ribbons in the two-day 4-H judging. His demonstration, "Care and Use of A Fan" was judged the top demonstration but he is ineligible to go to State Fair because he competed in the same event last year. He is pictured showing some of his purple ribbon handicraft.

Jiwanis Club Examines Achievement Exhibits Members of the Mitchell Kiwanis Club examined the agricultural exhibits and livestock on display at a noon luncheon of the club at tht Davison County 4-H Grounds. The finer points of livestock judging were demonstrated by 4-H members to the Kiwaniaus. ON YOUR FEET A LOT? Stop at Becker's Mcns Wear and see the new Supp-Hose mens sock scientifically designed and medically approved to aid men with leg fatigue. (Adv.) THANK YOU Sincere thanks to the Lindekugel Construction Crew for the tions, flowers and cards during my illness at the Methodist Hospital Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Keever Colome, So. Dak. Court Dismisses $7,800 Suit Filed By Hitchellite A $7,844 suit brought by a Mitch' ell man against Ollie and Abbas Habhab, of Habhab Construction Fort Dodge, has been dismissed from U. S. District Court.

The action was brought by D. C. Vittetoe, Mitchell, of Vittetoe Construction. Vittetoe claimed the amount was due for work accomplished at the Fort Randall Dam project. The Habhabs.

who filed a counter claim of $4,247,37, had sublet the work to Vittetoe. LUJU Three winners were named in home economics demonstrations during 4-H Achievement Dayi west of Mitchell, Winning purple ribbons were Susan Boyd and Luella Vandevoort. Mrs. Boyd's demonstration was "After the Miss Vandevoort's was "Mix Your Third place win- Loaf." From left above are the Misses (Republic Photos by Raymond) demonstration was "After the Qame" ner was Ruth Uitterbusch who demonstrated, "Versatile Vandevoort, Boyd and Ritterbusch. CARD OF THANKS I wish to take this opportunity to thank the nurses, Sisters, Drs.

Delaney, Priest and hospital staff: also the neighbors, friends and relatives for the wonderful care that was given during the long Illness and at the death of my beloved wife all. Agnes. Again thank you to Jake Martin Grace Lutheran Congregation To Dissolve Sunday Aug. 17 will mark the close of the Grace Evangelical Lutheran jl Church at 622 East First Ave. Fol-j! lowing the regular 11:30 a.

m. Di-l vine Worship, a special congregational meeting will be held to dis- 1 solve the Grace congregation. The Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church was organized on Nov. 9, 1952, by the Augustana Church Board of American Missions. Pastor Robert J.

Wayne served the congregation from the date of organization until January of 1955. At that time Pastor Wayne left Mitchell to assume a new assign ment as a chaplain in the U.S. Ail Force. The present pastor, Glen Oman, has served the Grace con gregation since July of 1955. Chaplain Robert J.

Wayne will conduct the final Divine Worship this Sunday at the Grace Church. Storm Victim Is Good Condition John Tyler, 10, rural Mitchell, vas reported in good condition Thursday, following injuries receiv- from an accident caused by Sunday's storm. John, son of Mr. and Mis. John Tyler, sought refuge behind a feed er rack with his brother when the itorm hit Sunday.

The wind pushed he rack over pinning the two youths beneath It. suffered a head injury and scalp lacerations James suffered a sprained ankle and was not hospitalized. Miss Ruby Wittstruck was inad verently named the purple ribbon winner in the chocolate cake (with fat) class at the 4-H Achievement Days held Tuesday and Wednes- Starts TODAY! Mat. 2 p.m. Eve.

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Mitchell, S. D. 20 FEATURE ACTS 20 TRAINED ANIMAL ACTS "Little Berta" Baby Elephant AERIAL ARTISTS Wire Walking: WESTERN REVUE Low Family Prlcei Children Me Adults POSITIVELY NO EXTRA CHARGES FRIDAY SATURDAY day. Her entry won a red ribbon with the purple going to Miss Carol Sladek. I AS IN LEAGUE BASEBALL TONIGHT, Aug.

14th, 8:15 p.m. RAPID CITY VS. MITCHELL FRIDAY NIGHT, Aug. 15th YANKTON VS. MITCHELL KERNEL PARK 8:15 P.M.

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