Top Awards Told In 4-H Divisions At Pleasanton Fair
Winners across multiple 4-H divisions at the Alameda County Fair in Pleasanton include Suzanne Vigars and Linda Frodden taking first in Livestock Bee. The list spans forestry home furnishings floriculture and agricultural mechanics with entries from Castro Valley Hayward Livermore and Fremont and names such as Jonathan Miller Russell Wessman Tim Hunt and Dave Hunt among winners.
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Pleasanton
Vigars
Suzanne Frodden
Linda
Beardsley
Terry Durham
Christine Uomins
Jacob Ricca
Alameda County
Brian Close
Union Ckity
Mae R. Laureta
Hillary J. Dawal
Belinda R
Laureta
Rosemary Vierra
Castro Valley
Russell Wessman
Charles Wessman
Hayward
Arl Tenbrink
Roger Ferreira
Livermore
John Dinner
Tim Hunt
Pohner
Emy Dohner
Agricultural Mechanics
Larry K. Hammond
L. Corbin
Fremont
John Marian
Rodger Ferreira
David James Firestine
Bennis
O'Reill
Robert Gonsalves
Marty Zimmer
Dave Hunt
Ronald Hudson
Jeli Carter
Rick Johnson
Brent Wilcox
Clothing Textiles Winners at Alameda County Fair Pleasan ton
Winners in the clothing and textiles competition at the Alameda County Fair in Pleasanton are led by multiple first place entries from diverse towns. Names listed include Betty J. Bassett Dorothy F. Mihok Mary Jane Wilson among many others across Alameda Berkeley Castro Valley Fremont Livermore Newark Oakland Pleasanton San Leandro San Lorenzo and surrounding areas.
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Alameda County Fair
Pleasanton
Alameda
Betty J. Bassett
Dorothy F. Mihok
Mary Jane Wilson
Maria C. Lively
Olga &. Salopoulos
Berkeley
Troye B. Kennedy
Castro Valley
Dorothy Maselli
Belle Hughes
Mary Maud Maslin
Audrey Osborne
Edith Cartwright
R.N.A. Painsetta Sewing Club
Florence
Wiliams
Margaret Colambo
Mary G. Berta
Rose Bothelo
Clara Frates
Mary Ramos
Sadie E. James. Livermore
Helen Poor
Shar
Stockton Man Walter Jones Sweeps Alameda County Fair Honors
Walter H. Jones of Stockton adds sweepstakes win in the Alameda County Fair home economics division at Pleasanton, beating Catherine Silva of Hayward and earning multiple special awards. The event lists specialty prizes from Holly Sugar Kerr Jar and Alameda County Fair Association, with other top finishes across districts including Castra Valley and Livermore.
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Walter Jones
Stockton
California
Alameda County
Pleasanton
Jones
Catherine Silvat
Hayward
Walter H. Jones
Catherine Silva
Lillian B. Dagley
Alameda
Betty Maggach
Kerr Jar
Hefly Maggach
Marcella May
San Mateo
Sam Sayed
Union City
Alameda County Fair Association
Josephine F. Cooper
San Leandro
Liliam Dagley
Castra Valley
Frank G. Delsing
Fremovt
Anna Bradford
Loretta Fletcher
R. W. Brougher
Josephine Perfleira
Livermore
Clara L. Jeffery
Betty, Maggach
Union Chiy
Chemical Theory Reported at UC Berkeley
Dr. Leo Brewer of the Lawrence Radiation Laboratory presented a new chemical theory at the International Materials Symposium. The theory claims to explain the behavior of 33 transition metals from potassium to gold and encompasses common metals like iron and chromium plus newer interest metals such as titanium and molybdenum.
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Berkeley
Leo Brewer
Inorganic Materials Division
University of California
Lawrence Radiation Labora J
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Byron
Randy Peterson
Chris Kinman
Nancy Huff
Terrie Tiffany
Richard Holmes
Nancy Spra Lgue
Betty Wigholm
Jackie Williams
Veronica Thurston
Diane Daniphin
Roberta Sengstack
David McCarthy
Kerry Dixon
Janice Rose
Susan Johnson
Russel Wesssman
Fipasenton
Sita Dohner Sue Augusta
Judy Buhiann
Roger Norton
On Schuster
Lena Scheene
Emma Tillman
Antoinette Morris
Beatrice Quinn
Dorothy M. Chappell
Lillian Richardson
Olga A. Cole
Patricia i Coralla
Maria Schofield
Marie ‘L. Frates
Charles R
Maria Beratlis
Palesctia A. Spaniersberg
Agnes V. Alvin
Sofie Schober
Josephine Cooper
Erminia
Calvo
San Lorenza
Eva W. Montltort
Claudia Dowd
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Crafteman
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