 Holden
was host to large numbers of people this past week as the chamber
of commerce celebrated yet another successful fall fiesta.
According to Michelle Guinn, fair board chairman, attendance
was up from previous years and ticket sales for the midway also
increased.
We had a big crowd at the kids tractor pull and it was a huge
success. The parade was also bigger this year and the weather
on Saturday was perfect for such an occasion, she added.
Guinn did say she was disappointed with the number of talent
show entries and added the fair board would focus on generating
more interest in that program next year. Agricultural exhibits
were also down but that she attributes, in part, to the drought
conditions this summer.
The fair board begins meeting every January to select a theme
and initiate plans for the annual fair and Guinn expressed her
appreciation to all those who contributed. She praised the help
of the following people who she says were instrumental in the
fairs success: Misty Haun, Jenny Sollars, Phil Brillhart, Dwight
Anstine, Pat Zvacek, Cindy Reynolds and Linda Frazier.
There were also a number of volunteers who assist at the community
activity center and in other areas as well.
Guinn also thanked everyone in the community for their continued
support of the fair.
By Rusty Hartwell
Publisher
All Business,
Some Notorious is the theme of this years annual Holden Cemetery
Walk sponsored by Ben Cast and Son-Wood Funeral Home. The walk
will be held on Sunday, October 15 from 2-5 p.m. at the towns
cemetery located on west 10th Street.
Prominent past residents who will be featured this year include:
H.W. Boxmeyer, J.J. Taylor, G.H. Cast and Lucinda Burgess. Characters
will be portrayed by students in Linda Schnakenbergs speech class
at Holden High School.
A new addition this year will be an old-time funeral procession
which will take place at 2 and 3:30 p.m.
Entertainment featuring bluegrass and old-time country music
will be provided by Country By Choice Band whose members include
Dave Taylor, Ron Stewart, Eric Denney, Chuck Robertson and Doug
Elsloo. Refreshments will be provided by the Holden VFW Post
#5844 Ladies Auxiliary. A Holden Sesquicentennial information
booth will also be on site that day.
There is no charge to attend the event but free-will donations
will be accepted. All proceeds will be donated to the Holden
Cemetery Association. Information on the association that oversees
the cemetery will also be available that day.
For more information, contact Lori Evans, coordinator, 732-5531.
Transportation will be available for those unable to walk to
the various presentations.
By Rusty Hartwell
Publisher
The Holden
R-III Foundation recently accepted a $5,000 donation from Hal
Oppenheimer in memory of Zachary Bryan Timmons, a Holden student
who was tragically killed in an automobile accident two years
ago.
The donation was given in his name after his mother, Elizabeth
and his two aunts, Kendra Lee and Dawn Myers, all Holden graduates,
contacted the foundation this past summer.
The money was earmarked for the Holden Elementary School and
the Zack Timmons Scholarship. Zacks mother worked with Principal
Robyn Sisk to select a round area rug, small couch and chair
set, a small bookshelf, a large wooden double rocker and a childs
wooden rocker that are all part of a reading corner in the Holden
Elementary/Intermediate Library.
Children in Candy Johnsons kindergarten room will benefit from
the purchase of items for many writing and listening centers.
In addition, students receiving speech services will now have
access to many valuable speech software programs purchased with
this donation.
Oppenheimer, a Kansas City-based entrepreneur and financial banker
who is familiar with the accident and tragic loss, says he is
glad the foundation could assist Mrs. Timmons with the memorial.
Elizabeth Timmons is grateful for the foundations donation in
Zacharys name.
This means a great deal to me. The elementary school was very
dear to Zachary and during his time there, he benefited from
wonderful teachers such as his kindergarten instructor, Candy
Johnson and speech therapist Dana VanMeter Patton. I wanted to
make sure their extra efforts with my son did not go unnoticed.
the donation will help the students remember him for years to
come and will help the teachers with the extras they might not
have been able to afford otherwise.
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Fall Fiesta
WINDOW DECORATIONS
Winners in the window decorating contest were:
Collecting and Hobbies - first, Country Creations; second 109 West
Second, west window, Lori Cast; third, 109 West Second, east window,
Sam Raber.
Fair and Theme Miscellaneous - first, 109 West Second Street, center
window, DAR; second, Second Time Around window; third Holden Tax
Service, east window.
Business Theme - first, Holden Tax Service, west window.
Grand Prize - Roberts Home and Auto.
TALENT SHOW
Winners of the Holden Fall Fiesta talent show for 2006 were:
Overall winner - Mason McCloud.
Nine and under - Kiersten Dolan.
10-14 - first, Paige Plemons; second, Austin Midkiff.
15-18 - first, Jubal Hubbard; second April Elliot.
19 and over - first, Sissy Terrell; second Lisa Cantrell.
PROJECT GRAD RAFFLE
Winners of the Project Grad raffle baskets were: Nancy Daniel,
Beauti Control basket; and Pat Zvacek and Amy Alvidrez each won
a Willow Tree basket.
HOME ECONOMICS
Results from the Home Economics competition at the Fall Fiesta
are as follows:
Fruits - applesauce - Donna Seaman, blue ribbon. Applebutter
- Donna Seaman, blue ribbon; Jean Anderson, red ribbon.
Vegetables - green beans - Lela Davis, blue ribbon; Gladys Dean,
red ribbon; Hannah McCloud, white ribbon. Corn - Lela Davis,
blue ribbon. Tomatoes - Gladys Dean, blue ribbon; Lila Davis,
red ribbon. Tomato juice - Donna Seaman, blue ribbon; Hannah
McCloud, red ribbon. Sauces - Trina Anstine, blue ribbon. Any
other vegetables - Trina Anstine, red ribbon. Salsa - Trina
Anstine, red ribbon.
Pickles and relish - sweet cucumber - Hannah McCloud, red ribbon. Dill
pickles - Trina Anstine, blue ribbon; Ashley Barker, red ribbon. Beet
pickles - Beverly Comer, blue ribbon; Ashley Barker, red ribbon. Best
jar any other pickles - Joe Weigles, blue ribbon. Sweet pickle
relish, Gladys Dean, blue ribbon. Zucchini relish - Leann
Pettit, blue ribbon.
Jelly, preserves and jam - Grape - Donna Seaman, blue ribbon. Blackberry
- Donna Seaman, blue ribbon. Pear - Beverly Comer,
blue ribbon. Peach - Donna Seaman, blue ribbon. Plum
jelly - Donna Seaman, blue ribbon; Lela Davis, red ribbon. Zucchini
jelly - Gladys Dean, blue ribbon. Any other jelly - Donna
Seaman, blue ribbon.
Yeast breads - loaf of white bread - Sara Hite, blue ribbon. Loaf
of whole wheat bread - Sarah Hite, blue ribbon. Six light
rolls - Joyce Bedford, blue ribbon. Six cinnamon rolls -
Joyce Bedford, blue ribbon. Any other yeast bread - Janet
West, blue ribbon; TJ Harvey, red ribbon.
Quick breads - zucchini bread - Sara Hite, blue ribbon. Coffeecake
- Joyce Bedford, blue ribbon. Fruit bread - Carla House,
blue ribbon; Ariel Warren, red ribbon. Six biscuits - Christina
Easter, red ribbon. Six muffins (any kind) -- Karen Rigdon,
blue ribbon. Any other quick bread - Janet West, blue ribbon.
Cakes - jelly roll - Sara Hite, blue ribbon. Best decorated
cake - Oletha Lawson, blue ribbon; Rachel Easter, red ribbon. Best
decorated cupcakes or cookies - Angela Easter, blue ribbon. Any
other cake - TJ Harvey, blue ribbon.
Cookies, candies, etc. - plain sugar cookies - Karen Rigdon, blue
ribbon. Refrigerator cookies - Angela Easter, blue ribbon. Drop
cookies - Carla House, blue ribbon; Debbie Hobbs, red ribbon; Sara
Hite, white ribbon. No-cook cookies - Holly Walker, blue
ribbon; Michael Easter, red ribbon. Any other cookies -
Ariel Warren, blue ribbon; Carla House, red ribbon; TJ Harvey,
white ribbon. Brownies - Holly Walker, blue ribbon;
Joyce Bedford, red ribbon.
Pies - best fruit pie - Sara Hite, blue ribbon; Christina Easter,
red ribbon. Any other pie - Sara Hite, blue ribbon.
Needlework - tablecloth - Sarah Sleichter, blue ribbon. Pillowcases
- Donna Lahue, blue ribbon; Frances Elkins, red ribbon; Sara Hite,
white ribbon. Sets of six embroidered tea towels - Donna
Lahue, blue ribbon. Needlepoint (any article) - Donna Lahue,
blue ribbon; Frances Elkins, white ribbon. Cross stitch -
Donna Lahue, blue ribbon; Mary Margaret Mense, red ribbon; Beverly
Lory, white ribbon. Machine embroidery or applique - Donna
Lahue, blue ribbon. Any other embroidered item - Frances
Elkins, blue ribbon; Donna Lahue, red ribbon; Bev Lory, white ribbon. Counted
cross stitch (framed) - Lisa Dike, blue ribbon; Charles Hancock,
red ribbon. Counted cross stitch (other than framed) - Bev
Lory, blue ribbon.
Knitting - any other knitting - Bev Lory, red ribbon; Virginia
Dike, white ribbon.
Crochet - afghan - Marilyn Ramey, blue ribbon; Lenora Shawhan,
red ribbon; Kay Web, white ribbon. Baby afghan - Bev Lory,
blue ribbon; Lyna Mathen, red ribbon; Sarah Sleichter, white ribbon. Doilies
- Cathy Clifton, blue ribbon; Bev Lory, red ribbon; Jean Anderson,
white ribbon. Any other crocheted item - Dixie Knoche, blue
ribbon; Ariel Warren, red ribbon; Bev Lory, white ribbon. Crocheted
doll - Barbara Baker, blue ribbon.
Quilts - machine appliqued - Shirley White, blue ribbon. Hand
appliqued - Donna Lahue, Best of Show; Margaret Thomason, blue
ribbon. Pieced - Gayle Osborn, blue ribbon; Devon Phenix,
red ribbon; Donna Lahue, white ribbon. Embroidered - Bessie
Sater, blue ribbon; Beverly Comer, red ribbon; Barb Bilyeu, white
ribbon. Hand quilted (judged on quilting), done by exhibitor
- Margaret Thomason, blue ribbon; Theresa Carr, red ribbon. Machine
quilted (judged on quilting), done by exhibitor - Julie Matthews,
blue ribbon. Baby quilt, pieced - Theresa Carr, blue ribbon. Baby
quilt, other than pieced - Donna Lahue, blue ribbon.
Clothing - girls dress - Sara Hite, blue ribbon; Carolyn Hull,
red ribbon. Man or boys shirt - Bessie Sater, blue ribbon. Blouse
or top - Donna Lahue, blue ribbon; Christina Easter, white ribbon. Jacket
or coat - Donna Lahue, blue ribbon. Any other clothing article
not listed - Donna Lahue, blue ribbon. Creative t-shirt
- Donna Lahue, red ribbon; Bev Lory, white ribbon. Creative
sweatshirt - Donna Lahue, blue ribbon; Sara Hite, red ribbon.
Art hobbies - silk flower arrangement - Peggy Linn, blue ribbon,
Jennifer Smithson, red ribbon. Wall hanging - Donna Lahue,
blue ribbon. Decorative wreath - Frances Elkins, blue ribbon. Christmas
tree ornaments - Kitty McKay, blue ribbon; Louise Page, red ribbon. Christmas
table centerpiece - Jennifer Smithson, blue ribbon. Any other
Christmas item - Donna Lahue, blue ribbon; Peggy Parks, red ribbon;
Kitty McKay, white ribbon. Article made with plastic canvas
- Oletha Lawson, blue ribbon. Beadwork (any article) - Bev
Lory, blue ribbon; Alexandria Smithson, red ribbon; Caleb Smithson,
white ribbon. Tole painting (any article) - Barbara Baker,
blue ribbon; Joyce Bedford, red ribbon. Woodwork, furniture
- Daniel Blackmon, blue ribbon. Other woodworking - Louise
Page, blue ribbon; Scott Smithson, red ribbon. Imaginative
use of rubbish, made of tin cans, etc. - Kitty McKay, blue ribbon;
Meril Lahue, red ribbon; Jennifer Bedford, white ribbon. Collection
of five items suitable for gifts - Louise Page, blue ribbon; Donna
Lahue, red ribbon. Practical potholder - Bev Lory, blue ribbon;
Joyce Bedford, red ribbon; Alexandria Smithson, white ribbon. Placemats
- Donna Lahue, blue ribbon. Other items not listed - Sara
Hite, blue ribbon; Lovara Stever, red ribbon; Barbara Baker, white
ribbon.
Ceramics - dry brushing - Kitty McKay, blue ribbon. Glazed
and stained (under age 14) - Alexandria Smithson, blue ribbon. Any
other items not listed - Holly Walker, blue ribbon.
Dolls and toys - fabric doll - Kitty McKay, blue ribbon. Best
dressed doll (clothing made by exhibitor) - Edna Bossert, blue
ribbon; Kitty McKay, red ribbon; Christina Easter, white ribbon. Bear
(any type) - Edna Bossert, blue ribbon.
Donna Lahue won the most blue ribbons and the Best of Show for
her quilt.
GARDEN SHOW
Winners of the Holden Garden Show 2006 are as follows:
Petunia double - first, Maxine Geisler.
Petunia single - first, Dana Briscoe; second, Peggy Linn; third,
Lanora Kitty McKay.
Zinnia large - first, Lucille Jennings; second, Lanora Kitty McKay;
third, Maxine Geisler.
Zinnia small - first, Lisa Browning; second, Alice Repp; third,
Valerie Agcopra.
Dahlia large - first, Lisa Browning; second, Maxine Geisler.
Daisy - second, Peggy Linn; third, Lucille Jennings.
Sedum - first, Peggy Linn; second, Alice Repp; third, Lanora Kitty
McKay.
Aster Hardy - first, Peggy Linn; second, Lanora Kitty McKay.
Flowering Vine - first, Lanora Kitty McKay; second, Peggy Linn.
Chrysanthemum garden - first, Dana Briscoe; second, Peggy Linn;
third, Lee Linn.
Hybrid Tea Rose Pink - third, Dana Briscoe.
Hybrid Tea Rose White - second, Jean Anderson.
Hybrid Tea Rose Blends - first, Karen Rigdon; second, Jean Anderson;
third, Robert Anderson.
Hybrid Tea Rose Bud Red - first, Karen Rigdon; second, Jane Atkinson.
Hybrid Tea Rose Bud Blends - first, Stacey Lohe; second, Jean Anderson.
Floribunda - first, Peggy Linn; second, Lucille Jennings; third,
Lee Linn.
Any perennial not listed - first, Nicole White; second, Jean Anderson;
third, Lee Linn.
Any annual not listed - first, Lisa Browning; second, Lee Linn;
third, Lisa Browning.
Plants - Special - first, Kingsville horticulture class; second,
Chelsea Huddleston.
Artistic Design Dancing in the Streets.
Square Dance dried, with background - first, Alice Repp; second,
Donna Martin; third, Dana Briscoe; honorable mention, Lucille Jennings.
Waltz of the Roses designers choice - first, Donna Martin; second,
Lucille Jennings; third, Dana Briscoe.
Jitterbug design showing motion - first, Lucille Jennings; second
Donna Martin.
Irish Polka all green arrangement - first, Alice Repp; second,
Lucille Jennings; third, Stacey Lohe.
Swan Ballet grace in motion - first, Donna Martin; second, Lucille
Jennings.
Rain Dance designers choice - first, Donna Martin; second, Lucille
Jennings; third, Dana Briscoe.
Geisha Dancer oriental arrangement - first, Lucille Jennings; second,
Donna Martin.
Lets Do the Twist designers choice - first, Alice Repp; second,
Lucille Jennings; third, Donna Martin.
Tea Dance petite, less than 8 inches - first, Dana Briscoe; second,
Alice Repp; third, Donna Martin.
Last Dance miniature, less than 5 inches - first, Alice Repp; second,
Lucille Jennings; third, Donna Martin.
Grand Prize-Best Overall Specimen - Lisa Browning.
Grand Prize-Best Overall Artistic Design - Lucille Jennings.
CHILDRENS RACES
There were many area youth who attended the tricycle and bicycle
races, turtle races and diaper derby on Saturday morning at the
Holden Fall Fiesta. Winners are as follows:
Big wheels-Five and under
Girls - first, Peyton Corrigan; second, Kallie Leonard.
Boys - first, Levi Brown; second, Chance Agcopra; third, Aidan
Imperiale.
Tricycle-five and under
Girls - first, Peyton Corrigan; second, Emma Lohe; third, Krista
Barker.
Boys - first, Riley Strickland; second Tanner Atkins; third, Chance
Agcopra.
Bicycles-five and under
Girls - first, Mikela Hewitt; second, Josie Day; third, Karissa
Meads.
Boys - first, Jayden Brown; second, Rylie Rokusek; third, Colt
Jeter.
Six - nine
Girls - first, Sarah Jeter; second, Kristine Claiborne; third,
Bailey Lohe.
Boys - first, Chasen Brown; second, Austin Meads; third, Spencer
Aldrich.
10-12
Girls - first, Kelsey Davidson; second, Katherine Rigdon; third,
Revyn Brown.
Boys - first, Jesse Nagy; second, Tyler Custer; third, Coleman
Daniel.
17 and up
Girls - first, Kris White; second, Karla Jeter; third, Ashley Perkins.
Boys - first, Brandon Jones; second, Jeremy Knox; third, Mitchell
Stewart.
Diaper Derby
first, Brady Rupard; second, Blake Nichols.
Turtle Race
Five and under - first, Jace Radunski; second, Kallie Leonard;
third, Jarrin Brown.
Six to nine - first, Jordan Brown; second, Sarah Jeter; third,
Olivia Davis.
10-12 - first, Katelyn Pugh; second, Jasten Claiborne; third, Garrett
Crabtree.
17 and up - first, Mitchell Stewart; second, Robin Stewart.
Best of the first place turtles - first, Katelyn Pugh; second,
Jordan Brown; third, Mitchell Brown.
ALTOGETHER RAFFLE
The Altogether 4-H Club held a raffle for a baby pig and a baby
goat at the Holden Fall Fiesta last weekend.
The winner of the pig was Andrew C. of Holden and the winner of
the goat was Wilder B., also of Holden.
The group would like to thank everyone who helped support them
this year.
The Altogether 4-H Club meets the second Monday of each month in
the recreation center at the Enon Baptist Church in Pittsville.
For more information, one can come to a meeting, call Tammy at
816-697-2172 or e-mail them at Altogether4H@hotmail.com.
AGRICULTURE SHOW
2006 Holden Fall Fiesta agriculture winners were:
Best of Show - 70 ears yellow corn, Aaron Burden.
Best 70 ears yellow corn - first, Aaron Burden; second, Danny Rigdon;
third, Lyle Quick.
Best 10 ears yellow corn - first, Aaron Burden; second, Donnie
Davidson; third, Donnie Davidson.
Best ear yellow corn - first, Gary Burden; second, Layne Quick;
third, Elliot Farms.
Longest ear yellow corn - first, Elliot Farms; second, Donnie Davidson.
Best six heads milo - first, Alex Haun; second, Nathan Haun.
Best peck wheat - first, Danny Rigdon; second, Nathan Haun.
Best three stalks soybeans - first, Aaron Burden; second, Mason
Burden; third, Gary Burden.
Best single stalk soybeans - first, Gary Burden; second, Mason
Burden; third, Aaron Burden.
Best peck Lespedeza seed - first, Alex Haun.
Best 70 ears Golden Harvest - first, Aaron Burden.
Best 10 ears Golden Harvest - first, Aaron Burden; second, Gary
Burden.
Best ear Golden Harvest - first, Gary Burden; second, Aaron Burden.
Best three stalks soybeans Golden Harvest - first, Aaron Burden;
second, Mason Burden; third, Gary Burden.
Best stalk soybeans Golden Harvest - first, Gary Burden; second,
Mason Burden; third, Aaron Burden.
Best 70 ears Pioneer - first, Danny Rigdon; second, Lyle Quick.
Best 10 ears Pioneer - first, Donnie Davidson; second, Donnie Davidson;
third, Danny Rigdon.
Best 70 ears Producers - first, Layne Quick.
Best 10 ears Producers - first, Layne Quick.
Best six heads milo - first, Alex Haun; second, Nathan Haun.
Best five red apples - first, Bob Anderson; second, Lee Linn.
Best five yellow apples - first, Glendene Leonard; second, Valorie
Agcopra.
Best five pears - first, Glendene Leonard; second, Dakota Hobbs.
Largest sweet potato by weight - first, Ashley Barker.
Best peck sweet potatoes - first, Ashley Barker.
Best five yellow onions - first, Donna Seaman; second, Glendene
Leonard; third, Ashley Barker.
Best five green bell peppers - first, Caleb McConville; second,
Ashley Barker; third, Gladys Dean.
Best five banana peppers - first, Caleb McConville.
Best five habanera peppers - first, Lee Linn.
Best five jalapeno peppers - first, Caleb McConville; second, Gladys
Dean; third, Lee Linn.
Best five red hot peppers - first, Caleb McConville; second, Lee
Linn.
Best five green hot peppers - first, Lee Linn.
Best five red tomatoes - first, Lee Linn.
Best five yellow tomatoes - first, Lee Linn.
Best five cherry tomatoes - first, Gladys Dean; second, Lee Linn.
Best five roma tomatoes - first, Glendene Leonard.
Best five okra - first, Caleb McConville; second, Gladys Dean;
third, Glendene Leonard
Largest head of cabbage - first, Ashley Barker.
Largest watermelon - first, Joe Jones; second Joe Jones.
Largest pumpkin - first, Caleb McConville; second, Dalton Anstine.
Largest zucchini - first, Lee Linn; second, Ashley Barker.
Best five walnuts - first, Dakota Hobbs; second, Lee Linn.
Best five pecans - first, Gloria Burden; second, Mason Burden.
Best five pods green beans - first, Gladys Dean.
Best collection gourds - first, Glendene Leonard.
Best unusual item - first, Glendene Leonard.
Best five persimmons - first, Ashley Barker.
Best display in a tray or in a basket - first, Gladys Dean.
Best cucumber - first, Pam Duncan; second, Joel Duncan.
4-H COMPETITION
4-H winners at the Holden Fall Fiesta are as follows:
Chilhowee Indians
Pat Buckstead - multi-quilt, white ribbon; pink quilt, red ribbon;
school bus photo, red ribbon; skull photo, blue ribbon; garden
photo, blue ribbon.
Amanda Alvis - pink quilt, blue ribbon; blue and yellow quilt,
blue ribbon; horse photo, blue ribbon; sunflower photo, blue ribbon;
blue jay photo, red ribbon; candle, blue ribbon.
Errin Robertson - iris photo, blue ribbon; water drop photo, blue
ribbon; cow/calf photo, blue ribbon; candle mug, blue ribbon; chunk
candle, blue ribbon; beef notebook, blue ribbon.
Bethany Grainger - beef notebook, blue ribbon; wallet, red ribbon;
luggage tag, blue ribbon; coaster, blue ribbon.
Laurie Daugherty - sundae candle, blue ribbon; blue candle, blue
ribbon; John Deere candle, blue ribbon.
Dillon Anstine - pig poster, blue ribbon; swine notebook, blue
ribbon.
Kayla Anstine - sheep poster, blue ribbon; horsemanship scrapbook,
blue ribbon.
Chilhowee Indians Clover Kids
Jake Robertson - hatching chick book, blue ribbon; pumpkin, blue
ribbon; St. Pats hat, blue ribbon; checkerboard bag, blue ribbon.
Dalton Anstine - checkerboard bag, blue ribbon; pumpkin, blue ribbon;
chicken scrapbook, blue ribbon.
Union Chapel Lions
Kimberly Henke - tote bag, red ribbon; pillow, blue ribbon.
Keith Henke - wooden live trap, blue ribbon.
Alex Haun - wooden frame, blue ribbon.
Nathan Haun - planter box, blue ribbon.
Kelsey Elbel - sky scrapbook, blue ribbon; border collie scrapbook,
blue ribbon.
Ashley Foley - cloud pillow, red ribbon; USA tote bag, blue ribbon.
Claire Shore - frog tote bag, red ribbon; sports pillow, blue ribbon;
cat breeds poster, blue ribbon; cat scrapbook, blue ribbon.
Alec Morrison - bean field photo, blue ribbon; stop sign photo,
blue ribbon; flower reflection, blue ribbon.
Andrea Davis - star pillow, blue ribbon; silver spec pillow, blue
ribbon; tote bag, blue ribbon; wood box, blue ribbon.
Union Chapel Clover Kids
Nicole Foley - ashtray, blue ribbon; doll, blue ribbon.
Aaron Morrison - bird feeder, blue ribbon.
FIESTA PARADE
Large crowds enjoyed the annual parade at the Fall Fiesta on Saturday
afteroon.
Winners in the parade are as follows:
Grand Prize - Angels Home Care.
Religious - first, Forward Community Church; second, St. Patricks
youth; third, First Baptist Church.
Antique tractors - second, Melvin Brillhart; third, James E. Nichols.
Antique cars - first, Oren Henry; second, Oren Henry; third, Oren
Henry.
Auxiliary - first, F & C Bank; second, Bank of Holden; third,
Golden Valley Mini Rods, Shriners.
Agrarian-Novice - first, Scout Troop #403; third, Union Chapel.
CAR SHOW
There was a large turn-out for the 2006 car show held during the
Holden Fall Fiesta. The winners are as follows:
Best of Show - Bill and Donna Pemberton, 1972 Hurst Olds.
Modified through 49 cars - first, William Cozod, 1920 Ford; second,
James Elliot, 1923 Ford Buckett; third, Larry Wolfenbarger, 1937
Chevy Coupe.
Modified 50-69 - first, Wirt Perry, 1953 Ford Victoria; second,
Darrel Elliot, 1967 Chevelle SS; third, Woody Campbell, 1957 Chevy.
Modified 70 through present - first Jeff Stiffler, 1971 Chevy Camaro;
second, Dale and Edith Gerdes, 1972 Monte Carlo.
Original 50-59 - first, Roy Asbury, 57 Chevy; second, Larry Ford,
53 Mercury Sport; third, Peggy Parks, 59 Studebaker Lark.
Original 59-69 cars - first, Don Calder, 62 Chrysler 300; second,
Mike Boysen, 1963 Ford Fairlane; third, John Summitt, 67 Ford Mustang.
Original 70 through present - first, Ricky Pirch, 1970 Buick GS455;
Rita Ward, 2003 Cobra Mustang; third, Chad Elliot, 1970 Chevy Chevette.
Street Rods - first, Gary McReynolds, 1938 Chevy Coupe; second
Will McReynolds, 1937 Chevy Coupe; third, Herb Smith, 1941 Chevy.
Muscle car - first, Bill and Donna Pemberton, 1972 Hurst Olds;
second, Bob Eagleson, 1970 Chevelle; third, Kevin Knifong, 1970
Chevelle SS.
Motorcycle - first, Neil OHare, 97 Harley Davidson; second Kevin
Knifong, 1998 Harley Davidson; third, Rick Talley, 2004 Hayabusa.
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