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monpay. SETT-mm.... THE W A YNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER sec?nd sLcn?N 1 1 ?? FLOWERS at the Pigeon Valley Fair drew the attention of this trio of young sters in the Bethel cafeteria Friday afternoon: Sharon and Jimmie Lee Cochran, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Cochran, Route 2. Canton, and Jeffrey Lanning, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Fanning, also of Route 2, Canton. ? m VISITORS PROM ACROSS THE MOUNTAIN?Emily Iivatt of llazelwood (left) and Betty Jean Davis of tVavnesville?inspect some of the excellent hurley tobac: co grown by Bethel FFA members in Pigeon Valley, on display in the Bethel gym at the Pigeon Fair, The FFA also had an attractive exhibit of tall corn at the fair. (Mountaineer Photos). A I'ltlNCIPAl. FEATCKE of the fxhlbiU in tile ??elhel caieicria al tne euntn an nual I'igeon Valley Fair last weekend was this booth sponsoring handicrafts by members of the Itrthel Home Demonstration Club. Cooking over the texhibit here is a member of th*- Bethel HOC, Mrs. Earl Moore. Route 3, Canton. Pigeon Fair Features Many Entries I With entries ranging from a miniature tomato to a Hereford hull, officials of the 8th Annual Pigeon Valley Fair announced awards in the many farm-exhibit classifications as follows: Award winners according to the official list were as follows: Crops Sweet pepper^-Billie West, blue; Gerald Rhinehart, red; Eddie Wells, white. Hot pepper?Fred Russell, blue; Richard Henson, red; Tommy Pless, ,vhite; Conrad Brooms, white; Doyle Warren, blue; Jimmie Haw tins, red: James Pressley, white; Frank Cabe, blue; Harry Lee John ?on, red; DoyTe Warren, white. Okra- Fred Russell, blue; Craig Rogers, red; Bud Phillips, red; Jun or Hall, white: Carroll Russell; white; R. V. Putman. white. Sweet potato?Nancy Hall, red. Irish potato?Eddie Wells, red; W. L. West, red; John Sloan, red. White corn?Frank Kabe. blue; Hugh Kuykendall, white; Mingus Wells, r>jd; Raul Mann, red. Yellow corn?Frank Kabe, blue; Jerry Burk, white; Grover Cal houn, red. Corn ? Conrad Grooms, white; Richard H? red; Dennis Denver, red; Fred Ledbetter, red. Popcorn?Jimmie Hawkins, blue; Darrell Love, red; FFA chapter, white (two); Mingus Wells, red. Indian corn ? Randy Medford. white, * JST Tobacco?Tommy Shytles, blue; J. L. Mashburn, blue; Alfred Capps, blue; Tommy Vance, white; 1 i , Tommy Vance, red: Jack Gant,! white; Richard Kiddle, white; C. X Rollins, red: Fred Kuykendall, white. Corn stalks?U. E Cathey. blue: W L. P., blue. Cane stalks?Eddie Wells, blue; Grover Calhoun, red; Dennie Deav er. white; Hugh Kuykendall. blue. Onions ? Ash by Cathey, blue (two); Tommy Pless, white; Billy Rhodarmer, blue; Paul Mann, red; I Roy Grooms, red. Sunflower ? Shirley Pressley, blue; Garry Lord. blue. Alfalfa?R. E. Cathey, blue. White corn ? Charles Frown, wfule. " " ? Wheat?Edwin Chambers, red. Oats?Bruce Jones, red. Barley?Edwin Chambers, red. Beans?Bruce Jones, blue; Bruce Jones, red; Bruce Jones, white. Popcorn?Charles Bronton. blue Cane seed?R. V. Putnam, white; Carroll C.. blue. Sweet corn?W. t,. Pharr. white. Yellow corn?Mingus Wells, red; Eddie Wells, red; Gerald Rhine hart, red; T. Ledbettor, red: Hugh Kuykendall, red. White corn?W L. Pharr, red; Grover Calhoun, red. Apples?Harry Lee Johnson, red; Gerald Rhinehart; red; Harold Heatherly, blue; Carroil Chambers, white; Mrs. F. R. Green, hlue; Richard Riddle, red (two); Harold Heatherly, blue; J. Howard, red: ; Jerry Ledbetter, white; Fred Kuy-, kendall. white; Harold Heatherly. | blue; Mrs. F. R. Green, red; Ger aid Rhinehart, red Chinquapin ? Billy Rhodarmer, blue; Bruce Jones, blue; Paul Mann, red; Eugene Warren; red; Junior Hall, blue Buckeye?Gerald Burnett, white; Steve Henson. red; Floyd Angel, red; Eugene Warren, red Peaches?Gerald Burnett, white. Strawberries ?- Conrad Grooms, red. Apples ? Harry Lee Johnson, white; Fred Russell. blue; Conrad Grooms, red; Ray.Warren, white; Mrs. F. R. Green, red; Eugene War ren. red; Junior Hall, r^d; Car roll Chambers, white; Mrs. F, R. Green, white: Marvih Brock, white; Charles Sellers, red; Conrad Grooms, white; Keith Rogers, red; Charles Creasman, w hite; Bud Phil lips, red; Jerry Ledbetter, red; Tommy Burnette. White; Harry Lee Johnson, white (twoi; Bruce Insley, white; F. R. Green, blue; Carroll Chambers, red; Conrad Grooms, red; Bruce Insley, red Irish"potatoes Billy Rhodarmer, red; Wayne Ledbetter. red; Charles Conrad, red; Roy Warren, red; Ray Grooms, red; Charles Brown,white; Doyle Warren, blue; John Sloan, red; Carroll Browning, blue; Eu gene Warren, blue; Ted Ledbetter. white; Bud Phillips, white; Larry Deaver. white; Charles Conrad, white; Clifton Cook, white, Apples?Mrs. F. R. Green, red: Otis Smith, white; Ray Warren, white; Harry Lee Johnson, white; G. L M? red; Gerald Rhinehart, white; Mrs, F. R. Green, blue; Bruce lnsley, red; Gerald Rhine hart, red. Candy roaster ?- G. M. Cealy, blue; Lynn Wilson, red (two>; Ray Grooms, blue. Pumpkin ?- Lynn Wilson, red: Tommy Picks. blue; .1, L. .Mash burn. red; Carroll Browning, red; K. V. Putnam, red; Gary Deaver; Gerald Rhinehart, blue Cashew?Kenneth Neal. red. Gourd?James Sorrells, blue. Peanuts ?- Dennie Deaver. red. Tomatoes?Kenneth Neal, blue. Small tomatoes? Kenneth Neal. red (two); David I'ressley, white (two). Watermelon?Carroll Chambers, I white; Tommy Burnett e', white Grapes?Donald Ledbetter, red. !? Strawberries ? Conrad Grooms, red. Poultry Fred KuykenduM, bantam, blue. Gerald Burnette, Wyandotte, white; Jock Peek, rooster, red; same, rooster and hen. red; same. Coch in rooster, red; Tommy Shytle, rooster and hen, red; Dock Gant, chickens, red; Clifton Cook, ban tam. white; same, chicken, red; Sunnydale Poultry Farm, chickens, blue. Babbits Larry Catliey blue; Jerry Dean1 Clark, white; Douglas Smothers,' blue. James Sale, white; Miss Da vis, Wbtte; Hirhard Kiddle, blue: Guinea Pigs Bonnie Birchfield, fed; Miller's home room, blue. Livestock Jersey " calves ?. Terry Mease, blue Hereford calves ? Gary Deaver. white; Jerry Ledbetter. blue. Hereford cow-- Clifton Cook, red Hereford steers -Charles Hen son. blue; Jimmy Sloan, red. Hereford bull Don Kecce, red. Angus heifers ? Eddie Wells, white. Bruce Jones, blue; Donald Ledlietter, blub; Dickie Sellers, red. Angus bull?Steve Henson. blue. Angus cow?Eddie Wells, red Shorthorn ? Tommy Vance, white. 4 Guernsey calves?J. L Parham. red: James Partin, red: Charles Connard, white; Clarence Trull, white; David Paul, blue Pigs?Steve Henson, red; .1 I.. Parham, red; C. Green, red; Tom my Burnette, red. 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