UNION PRESS. COURIER
Many Area Entrants Awarded Ribbons At County Fair
Mies Nancy McDonald, 18, GRAND CHAMPION HOLSTEIN HEIFER | castrn a ting on GRAND CHAMPION CHESTER WHITE SOW | Victory oatsFirst, Jos Fen-
Third Mrs | chak, Colver; second, John Fen-
rout Carrsiitown : $ : | ¢hak, Peter Penchak : Fired
: N ed T k | sd 8 : Babs fwea 1 sel. HOOT i ; i x : : 4 Common wekwhen . iret,
am Sine urkey Queen ie :
taraidine MeDonald Care Es i Hy i El eg : Lewis Cretin :
third Mrs. Harty Trout. Carroll . he ; eid Logan 4 Hartary buckwheat First, Cy-
. i ; ' ; Ww y I tivarn / Fg i it TE 5 a2 SR ril Cretin, Dysart,
State Secretary of Agriculture Speaker Thursday; | i nell | RT Eo AL ie Corn
Many North Cambrians Win Farm, Home Awards | BR | Afternoon dress. First, Bonnie! EB b # i | Silage corn Third, Paul Rieg,
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i Ra r h 4 f : i i YF Spangler 5 : 1 | | : a ‘yg . nent IAprings train. new Firat
Miss Naney McDonald, 18 of the high-guality livestock, he } | | | i {‘hild's dress Ne ita RE ! 3 hn i ; & Ww od Ha ty Ebensbur second.
Stiwardstown York Count vy, was! saw in an earlier tour of the | 1 ' » sh Niektows? 3 | : m arteis E-
i " ve @ ) ] ; ohn HH. Fenchak: third Peter
Seliteted as the states 1955-58! Cambria Connty Fair Thursday i Miscellaneous TE i ia | ; : : ;
Turkey Queen at special activit-| ., "ry 4 Tork ¥ Raul ol ; ! : joins . : i & 0 Tha b i | Fen hak; fourth, Mrs. Irvin Hite,
tos. Mehl eht oh il wr ‘s| 3 ongressmiin Jahn P. Say TT | iininam travs. Firs Svalir £ ; gE yo. : ® ; : | Ebensburg: fifth, Joe Fenchak
Shlighling las ral ay Johnstown, paid tribute to the | | cGough, Dysart 1 a | Hybrid, any strain, old First,
MEgram at the Cambria County | meritorim job done by LAT | | : QEWing Hor x. Vien fq ’ be. Er i | Lewis Cretin: second. Cyril Cre-
nr, Ebensburg . | Leiden during her reign as the} | | BN | © McGough, second, Evelyn M Bao § 1 tin, and third, Peter Fenchak
Miss McDonald succeeds Pat i queen. le said she averaged one | | : i Gough \ 4 2 : ; : Vegetables
risa leiden of St Lawrence | appearshes i week These tool | a ; | 1 Raed basicets First tra J yo ks hed” ; Ke
Cambria County the 1954-58 per over the state and into nes y | 4 LE Me Gough apni Breive 1 z : Hla] { Globular beets First, Peter
titiYaolder I be statis i | Gougn third Florener. Dictrich Ta. hy | | Fenchax, second, Mrs. Mary Fen.
__ Miss McDonald was crowned at In spite or rid st frow : —— ' Patt mn ; Ee Ty chal sm :
cetemonies prior fo the start of Patton i hest F'wp. High Schoo i a : $-H Home Feonomics Clubs : Fiat bests--Firgl, Mary amen
the prefessional show Thursday | 1h, congresenan aad Miss eid | : J EF = . : py : : | Sour ri
night in the main arena at the | on finished ohith straight A fo. B. 3 : othing art) Spangies : : a { White sweet corn First, Peter
fairgrounds cord and war val dretorn of tor) | R firsl year! group. sixth Nic 2 i “di re | Fenchak, second, Joe Fenchak
cord and wall valedictorian of he | ‘1 town; ninth, Carrolitowr th : ; | Slicing cucumbers First, Peter
The blue-eyed, blond young | class He adiled that she will en | , | Hastings: 13th Carrolitown * : iE : | Fenchak: second. Joe Pench.
Miss was chosen at a dinner (roll at Stale Teachers College | {ty 17th Spang BY : : | : Pickling cucumbers. First, Ray
sjlonsored earlier in the evening Indiana this month br Outdoor chakery First oy alll | Cronaner, Patton R. D.: second.
by Penn's Best Turkey Grow- | The eattle of twe Cambria | | ter : h i | ie John Fenchak
A agerativy, a satewide | County boyy wom breed champ ; B Additionnl winners In FFA a Be I Egg plant First, Mrs. Mary
lonshign at the ninth annual } . cil Bl § | | breeding (tubs for pigs, live a . § | Fenchak: second Ravmond Crone
Bhe was crowned a! the fair Southwest District &H Dairy | | 1 stock judging, dairy judging, | Ss | aver: third, Helen Cronaver
by Dr. Harriet! Henning, wife of | Show at the fair, also a high kL | agriculture were listed this : . 1 | Sweet spanish onion First,
Dr, Jill a Hatin , state Hght of last Thursday's pro week for Iast week's fair ; = Te Ravmond Cronauer: sscond Hel
Setrelary of agriculture gram. : ge ; ‘63 : ! : i i Be a ¥ 5 en Cronaner
‘The crown was furnished by the Cambria County owners of th | ; | FFA BRE} Ne (CLUBS : | Aa y : California wonaer peppers Ist,
A & P Tea Company champiting. are Lawrence Spring | Fe Berkshire ; Gp ee ¢ | Mra Mary Fenchak: second, Bet-
The camorta CUounty entrant er. of Carrolllown for Holstein J a i Junior gH 1» Leona aw : , | ty Lou Kirkpatrick, Chest Springs
Judy Probst, a senior in Johns and Emil Bfanas of Portage R 3 a ake ‘ation : ; and third Helen Cromauer
ftotvn Catholic High, waa named ID. for Brown Swiss i | ] Benor ghis- First, Robert Ho 4 Bell type peppers Second, Mrs
& princess for 1855-58. Six (ounties were represents | : Irvin Hite
The state secretary of agricul- in the 4H competition Mem | bei ald Storm, Ches! Spring ae Be Hot peppers First, Mary Lou
F ‘®, in a brief address. spoke of hues edhibiting ealtle were fron | : : third, Lavi Foge BAW ine, # r : Kirkpatrick Chest Springs: third
tht great mutual bemefit that Cumbrin. Somerset, Indiana Hed Mary Fenchak
eoines from industry and agricul- rord Blair and Huntingdon Coun atu Ta. Bh Hhiof Prass-Ootivier Staff Photo FFA or 4-H vegeladle dispiny
tiie working together This is a8 Union Press pr Sig ® Pos iL, yaa 2 i Pictured is Ronald Hoover, sor of Mr and Mra. Gerald Hoover of Firsh Patton-8t. Lawrence 4-H
particularily so, he added when n the dein sanes 1 Above is Lawrenes Springer. H-vear-old son of Mr snd Mra Geir Dysart B.D, with his grand champion Chester White sow of the Club; seventh Chest Springs 4-H
eftiployment and earnings are a! ho hres he cattle wi & rated sid Springer of Carrolitonwn RR. D.. with his Holstein heifer, named Cambria (ounty Fair. In taking the crown. the sow won over last Club, #ighth, Patton FFA Club;
8 high figure in the state. How rib 2 Pr Bive red br white grand champion of South West Districr 4H rates Sew $04 Win your's grand champion of the MNiate Farm Show, Harrisburg. Rone | ninth, Carrolitoun 4-H Clad] 10th
ever, he emphasized that the far i : aid's entry won first in the junior vearling class in both FFA and | Nickiown $#H Club
ribbons. in th srder (Cambria | Pia County Fair last Thursday A freshman at John Caresll Chester While
mir is not enjoying ail the pros anty winners follow High, Lawrence Is a member of Nicktown &H Club Me eniered A open class, thea took the tithe In FFA and open class. Four of Sugar or ple pumpkin. Second,
purity that Industry generally ,
So toda 3 i ] Holstein competition for the first time this year lis heifer won fest In “or gt ° her offspring won the following: Fiend place in got of sire, first Peior FPenchak, Colver
es today. oliste : : ;
: open class, senjor call: first in the dairy show, and grand cham place in produce of dam. second place in fat barrow, and third In Winter sqrraah BSecomd, Mra
Dr. Henning also touched « on Tunior cif Lye Holsapnle plonship, and also was first in best of hread janior sow pig, open class snd FFA flenald, a @oadent at Patton. Mary Fenchak: third Raymond
entries. He alo won first in senlor calf in 4H competition and
. lunior vearling FP F2 oye {hest High, in a member of thie school's Fatare Farmer chapter Cronauer
was one of four Cambria members to win first in couny group in 4 o ow " Summer squash Second, Helen
iL A RIDE LAE TE Rostth - West Hetrict Shot, which included entries by HH , .
; dairy sre pionabiy For ” . criiots.. Piva wd . v- Finint - John nd ‘ronauer; third Betly Lou Kirk
bt I RA KC ” | members from seven counties Sf rews Patios . Sumy 7 . in Vian patrick
in show. which had 3H
Potatoes
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iu od . ail os : Cantaloupe First, Raymond
Canned Fruit Howser a # » R 4 : } > 4. Rbk - aa an : re Cronaer: : end, Helen Pe .
: ; : $i Eben ¢ hird air | er
’ Mary Fanchak
Fou wir mR D Fggs (Opem)
Max Lampenfeld Joe Wilt Cy ater Banari Fira Fit 8; moti RKacond Tar oT White shell Fourth Peter
anald Hoover | Ron Fin i § { nivel (vihmayr Fenchak, Colver
Pradry Judging : riia Firat, Of Rl Ropp Booth Display
Bano Floss $10 w “ gx ‘ 3 * Fle le bie 4 et -s i Grange First Pleasant Hin of
: ops ide Helen Chest Springs and second, Banner
f Bradiey Junction
a et a fdging MN wir} nes : ; Corminm FHA Schon First Patton.
42 River (IL) nd Lawrence Stringer Cambiia. | Cherries First, Mia A WE | other judges | James Pet : Nn Pe ret: SL] Poet. Secon, Ehenstueg Tam
inkl 1 vis . i ‘ : t ' Fenech Cady thir bhria
#4. Evening pic hol W vnin Berkosh AGRICULTURE Apples | Bashels Pete enc? ‘olver FFA School Third, Ebensburg-
{ poet.) CEE (Paice " Apples (single plate) i km a gr sion on ! . Cambrid and fourth Patton Chest
20. Puil handie A1. Dollaz (8p. 45. Soak flax Ranior call. Carl” Brana . Peni emt that 1a Naidwin.. Recor : 3 x rth, ton Che
i 0 8 Foss bom iig'? Be Ta 3 Ny ol 4 o iinton " £5
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: Tumior all JEW Hilaopple Thise far variely First. Mis :
a i and lrene Holsoppie, , Cambria. ann Berkoski Colver: third, Mi :
—— Po # i A § a od maim so Saks Soa # a earth § BLY {ihmar Hopp
blue J Ruth Harteis Ebenals i } i ¥ Rn i
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Juiinr yearling -Bugene Fok Mrs Mary Fenchak Co : 3 : tits Ho 8 uy a
I Cambria bib T otrid Le vt Reet (3 AE ra sy ; rr $8385. 7 ATES i ta Man
Renior yearling Robert Hoover | Francis, Colve or RLY-O Ce MPP n Fur ht R. Ha " : wil Be
Cambria, bi i Riring beans Firs irs Miwry en : o ‘il tH oo : id ; Fas 58% ak od a § ’ 1 Less-Financed By
| Two-vear-old — William Hoover | Fenchak, Colver second, Mem | WL FATE Le BON on sini Calves er ;
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" f Sholled beans
groups Edward Hoo id
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san Hartels, white
Most everything was found
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nt last week's Cambria (County Fo
Falr. Winners in the hone
Earet Davis, fakerion : 20
onantics department of the 1855 | © a0 Frat fr aie t i ern owner mm an
fnir wore announced bast Fri- | oogrien Calves siebid rn | 1 0S run
howls
da) | Mary Fenchak, Colve:
North Cambria ares folks who |
pod & i= In hap n i Sitnmed wm! N Ch
COopnea Swarr i % TE Sranomics | p
j os . aR Fi i Beef Third, Mrs Gilbert Far evVY et Task: Ice
depatiment ar NOW :
parim are as follows i baugh Carralilows ew 0 !
Spiced Fruit
Three iar variety Firs!
Fenchak Hg £343 Mra Fer
Shortest stroke VE's of any lead-
Tir ed regeialies Mas AS ing truck. The indusiry’s most ad-
Nanak, oq aap 2 : gr wr a vanced Sixes! You get the mest
Berkoaki (Calve ; ;
Jellien and Preserves -_ ,
| Jelly 8econd. Yvonne Garrett, A ; : | Sh new Chevrolet Tasi-Force trucks!
| Loretto; fourth Fin Elis Fara | J dg A : | A H
ibaugh, Loretlo ; : d :
i Baker Goods . : : ?
| Chaat Ya Wiest. Ibken | A aa pon Most Modern Encines
i Chocolate cake Firs Mrs : AS
t Mary Fenchak Colver sed ond it ; | % ee ET VBor$
( Mrs. Ann Berkoski, Colver i 0 Sama : ;
| Lady Baltimore cake First | : : rl V8 is standard in new LCF. mod
Mra Mary Fenc) hak, Colver; se | yr El Sain els, optional at extra cost in all other
| ond, Mary Fenchak, Colver: ihird : hale
Mr Ant Berkoskt. Calva: : ic Re lL “ except Forward Control models. New
| Yellow or bultercake rst, | _—_ Be | ; Chevrolet trucks offer the industry's
[Mary Penchan ae ¢- —— pe. a most advanced valve-in-head sixes,
{ Nut Cake Second, Y "en | v : n Wy, an ; ;
| chalk.’ Calves too. All have a modern 12-volt elec-
Bunshine op yellow Kponge | trical system,
cake ¥First. Bernadelle Bpringer |
Marble cake Firat, Mra Mary
| Fenchak, Colves i : w fia Most M
Chiffon os = tf M 1 » ; 4 E oder
CaKe irat ra {
| MeGough, Dysart de g—— Ee Cy hoe y om io : Styling
Nite brea "rat ternadlett eo | 3 hs 3 ? I 3! a .
i Sp oii afiat i g an is ; J 3 Work Styled with a fresh, functional
| Filled cookies — Second, Mary | Wr Siti chs. Bei : appearance that’s tailored to the job!
| Margaret Davia. Bakeries nnn " fen ei x oo Er : Two distine tly different styling treat
. i eniate oo en “rat BEY | | 1 / 5 ; Ea 10
Full Swing { MATES TT Davis Raker ~ { A A oy . A j 4 x 3 la : ments are offered one for light- and
R G d | Butterscotch cookies ary 2 roe ~~ : 4 fo medium ¥ dut y models, another for
yon abat ine | Margaret Davis, Bakerton : pt : \ ; - : heavy-duty models. It's a Chevrolet
F Candies ; Loam : exclusive!
Po -Fist, Mary Jane Kirkpatrick, “a
: | Chesl. Springs; second, Betty Lou |
| Kirkpatrick, Chest Springs
Mosi Modern
$ 98 | Yellow Noodles | — : : Feaiures
| Second, Mrs Gerald Springe: SS -
oor Md i Springer. eo : p ; iw | Panoramic windshield, concealed
{ "1 Of BITOIILOWY } pr > i tay 2 + 4
A fopulat we cvs Bll swing Quilts tad ae PL 31 ” Safety Steps and new High-Level ven
skirt, made with fw i or —— . Ne ation! N :
tippy side closing. i as | Colton pieced -Third, Magy J | : —— ia pce ai : ; ail tation! New frames, BeW suspen-
Pun rayon in black, navy we | Kirkpatrick, C he s1 Spr ings ] ) fr ae 0 SHE : A - . lps er oo son New tubeless tires standard on
Sires 22 to 34, Rugs | tei ; | y 4 -ton models! Come in and see all
4 Drawn Fourth, Mrs. W er if A oH the modern features that put you
Farabaugh, Carrolitown : TT head!
| Crocheted Third, Mrs. W io : | =H ; -
| Farabaugh, Carrolitown 8
Embroidery or Cutwork
Buffet or vanity set First
| Mrs. Mary Fenchak, Colver; four-|
th, Mrs. Ann Berkoski Colver |
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Crocheting
Centerpiece Second, Mary M
Davis. Bakerton. fourth, Mrs
Mary Fenchak.
Hats First, Mrs. Ann Reropski.
Colver,
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