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THE DAILYHa]PieToRayicharge Tuesdf plaint KunlDEANNA ANDERSHDORIS G. BARTELSMYRTLE G. DliBROperson tomey ed a p and at Judgthe ca jury tiIng a LeRoy appeal PullerJudjRusiof $34in eou illegal Jan: ed gui ing aiof $15 Jacl\ Twenty teachers, new to the Mitchell public school system, will Join the Mitchell faculties with the beginning of school this fall.' Pictured here are three of the 'new group.Mrs. Deanna Andersh graduatedfrom,Wagner High School and attended the University of South Dakota during the school year 1955-56. With the opening of the school ..year in 1956 she enrolled at Dako-Ua Wesleyan University and completed her work for the Bachelor of ,Arta degree in the spring of 1959. She will teach science and mathematics at Senior High School,Mrs. Doris G. Batels graduated from high . -hool at Lane,, she earned her two-year Associate in Education diploma from Wesslngton Springs Junior College and has taken additional work at Dakota Wesleyan University. She taught for 'five years in the rural schools of Sanborn and Jerauld Counties and has had work experience In the office -f the Jerauld County treasurer. Her son, Keith, will attend Senior High School, and her daughter, Lfl-as, will attend Junior High School. Her teaching assignment will be in as sixth grade teacher in Eugene Field Elementary School.Myrtle G, Dubro was graduated from high school at Huron and has completed three years of college training—the first year at Wessing-ton Springs Junior College and two years at General Beadle- State Teachers, College, Madison. Sheholds the two-year diploma and* the South Dakota state certificate. She has taught in Kingsbury and Sanborn Counties. Her teaching assignment in Mitchell will be as first grade teacher in Litchfield Elementary SChOOl. ..-tunOther teachers new to Mitchell, announced by Supt. Lloyd T. Ueck-er, include Cheryl Rae Duneanson, Wagner; Mrs. Geneice Gebhart, Mitchell; Rachael Ann Greek, Mission; Beverly Ann Griffen, Mitchell; Mrs. Gertrude Jenison, Alexandria; MaHe C. Junker, Carthage; Dorothy Kayser, Alexandria; Wayne W. Muggenburg, St. Paul, Minn,; Mrs. Jean Nelson, Bone-steel; Donald S. Reshetar, Minneapolis, Minn.; Mrs. Ruth Schimming, Hampton, la.; Luella G. Siebrands, Willow Lake; Carol Mary Skells, Watertown; Mrs. Chloteal Sweet, Danville, 111.; Katherine Ann Tip-pens, Highmore; Mrs. Mary Vickers, Langford, and Miss Sally Walker, Pine Ridge.4-H’ers To Vie ForI bond,charg an inPrizesState Fair EntrySeiThPaMore than 200 Davison County 4-H’ers are expected to enter more than a thousand exhibits in competition for awards, prizes, ribbons, cash and honor Aug. 19 ana 20 dur ing Davison's annual 4-H Achievement days at the fairgrounds westof Mitchell. . ,But most, of all they will vie for the four coveted showmanship trophies in four classes of livestock and for the coveted purple ribbon In all entries. ,The purple ribbon signifies the right of that entry to compete in State Fair activities at Huron in the early part of September.’ Trophies are awarded to the best showman in the classes of beef, swine, sheep and horse. The horse showmanship trophy has been revived this year after a lapse of a few years. The roving trophy is donated by Leader Hardware.It, as are all trophies, Is a traveling trophy. A 4-H’er must • have won It three times in order to retain permanent possession. The other trophies are donated .as follows} Denv e r Serum, swine; Cotton’s Jewelry, sheep, and Geyerman’s, beef.KC's ReaularThe. showmanship winner will be selected by an unidentified judge while contestants are exhibit ing their animals in a showing during judging of livestock.The showmanship winner will be selected on his ability to show his animal to its best advantage at /ail times; the grooming cof the animal, attentiveness In the show ring, and persona] grooming. Thus, It Is possible that a 4-H’er showing a red ribbon or white ribbon animal could win the showmanship trophy in each class.Late this fail, the Mitchell Kiwan-is Club will award plaques to the outstanding boy and girl 4-H’ers in Davison County. These two outstanding individuals are chosen on the basis of their overall records. Their records of accomplishment during Achievement Days are among the most important considerations in selecting the two. Several businesses and organi-match 50 per cent of the premium money paid blue and red ribbon exhibitors In purebred and grade breeding classes for beef, sheep and swine.,“To promote Interest in making and modeling clothing the donor will match 50 per cent of the premium money paid for blue and red ribbon awards in the Dress Revue.” Mitchell Chamber of Commerce: Awards . $350 to be pro - rated equitably among blue and red ribbon winners.James Valley Milk Producers As sociation Dairy Award: The donor will match 50 per cent of the premium money paid blue and red ribbon exhibitors in purebred and grade dairy classes.4-H Leaders Association: W i.l1 make available $100 to be pro-rated equitably among blue and red ribbon winners.Intercounty Electric Association Award;,Will make available to either a boy or a girl, one scholarship to the top electrical demonstrator. Contestant must be a junior or senior in high school to be eligible for this award.Smith - Patton Memorial Award: Presented by the Mitchell National Bank this year will be used for 4-H demonstration awards. Three a-warils are given to the top three demonstrations in home economics and agriculture. First award in each division is a pen and pencil set: second award, a fountain pen, and the third award, a pencil.The Smith • Patton award is “an annual award made to continue the great interest in the future of agriculture in Davison County shown by William -F.' Smith and M. F. Patton, former presidents of the Mitchell National Bank. To qualify for this award there must be at least six demonstrations in each division and demonstrations must be worthy of the award.”Herdsmanship rosettes will be given to those clubs whose stalls, livestock and their attendants present the best appearance during the two • day show. Clubs are scoredFui Thun Gaerman home Rit mily 9 a. Brad Calvi Thi o’eloi night pel. 1 the cP. XUMrOf M the Ialtystonell.Su aldin Mr. Rapi of R and ters, on, I mon Mrs. MarP(Tlt;0iO!chel Assi Of 31 al c gusl T! Jl LJ jvulivinl it finown low Wylt; $22f 30, Si cluc mol ods to f
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Mitchell Daily Republic
Mitchell, South Dakota, US
Tue, Aug 11, 1959
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