School Exhibit And Pet
Show Award Winners
Of 11th NWA Fair
Prizes for Diision A—School—
were announced today by the
NWA Fair Board.
Best illustrated poem booklet—
Jean Gallagher, first prize; Lilly
Outwater, second; James Bell,
third.
Best scrap book—Joann Aukon,
first prize; Harrison Ahmasuk,
second, and Robert Baldwin, third.
Best free hand drawing—Isaac
Tingook, first; Laura Atuk, sec
ond; Helen Reader, third.
Best colored geography map—
second prize to Edyth Watt; third
to Sadie Bell. (There was no first
prize awarded!.
Best Palmer Method writing
exercises—Nancy Cabinboy, first;
Arlene Muller, second; Helen Sah
lin, third.
Prizes were awarded for the
three best colored picture maps
but as there were no names on
the maps the winners are not
known until the teacher, Mrs.
Dunbar, is contacted.
Best business letter — Carol
Castel, first; Mary Jeanne Bou
cher, second; Cherry Ames, third.
Best free hand drawing—Dou
glass Cabinbov, first; Mary Jeanne
Boucher, second; Gladys Miller,
third.
Manual training — Lawrence
Okpealuk, first; John Bell, sec
ond; George Bell, third.
Colored mechanical drawings—
Lawrence Okpealuk, first; Lois
Swanberg, second; Herbert Ka
goona, third.
Best blueprint — Herbert Ka
goona, first; Lawrence Okpealuk,
second; Arthur Out water, third.
Best story of Alaska—John Hu
dert, first; Juanita Fngterstrom,
second; Bill Boucher, third.
Drawings of dramatic stage—
Lawrence Okpealuk, first
Most original poem—Bill Bou
cher, first; Kay Coulthard, sec
ond; Logan Dowd, third.
Best drawing in science—Betty
Hurlbert, first; Herbert Kagoona,
second; Alfred Sahlin, third.
Best geometry booklet—Vernon
Olson, first; Frank Sheldon, sec
ond; John Sahlin, third.
Best five business letters—Ruth
Fagerstrom, first; Dorothea Hu
dert, second; Maureen Hudert,
third.
Best paper on care of type
writer—Frank Dowd, first; Dor
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thard, third. •
Pet show awards to the chil
dren who exhibited during the
Fair are as follows;
Handsomest pet, white rabbit,
by Mary Jeanne Boucher; best
cared for pet, dog, by Paul and
Carl Tveter; befst decorated pet,
malamute puppy, by Lee Roth;
best costumed pet, kitten, by Rod
ney Boucher; pet with most at
tractive leader, setter, Kathy
Fisher; littlest pet, goldfish, by
Evelyn Lewis; gentlest pet, dog,
by Jackie Muller; most useless
pet, rat terrier, by Carolyn Seola;
crossest pet, husky, by Sigrid Ol
son; pet who* got the most cheers,
dog, by Madeline Mogg; prettiest
colored pet, rabbit, Phillip Carl
son; best tempered pet, dog, by
Donna Lyle; best behaved dog,
cocker, by Patricia Herman;
daintiest pet, canary, by Ralph
Carlson; best cared for pet, dog,
by John Cooley.
Correction in Division I —- Mrs.
Marge Bohrer was winner of
third prize in crocheting, instead
of Mrs. G. Bayer.
Prizes for the school children
were $3 for first prize; $2 for
second prize and $1 for third
prize. Winners may pick up their
checks at Polet’s Store.
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ITALIAN POPULATION SOARS
ROME, (/P)—Neither wars, mi
grations, evacuations nor deporta
tion have halted a steady rise in
Italy’s jam-packed population.
The next census in November is
expected to show that Italy has
47,000,000 people -and is the most
populous nations in the Mediter
ranean area.
At the last official census, April
21, 1936, there were 43,059,889 in
habitants. Since then the Ethio
pion War, World War II, migra
tions, evacuations and deporta
tions -all have taken place—but
the country’s population continued
to increase.
Pan Am July Traffic
Greatest For Any Month
SEATTLE, {JP)—Pan American
World Airways announced that
in July, for the second straight
month, it carried more passengers
on its Alaska routes th-an in any
month in its 19 years of northern
service.
It reported the 7,018 passengers
was a 47 percent gain over July,
1950. There were 38 extra flights
to handle the record traffic.
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laboratory scientists employed by the salmon
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the National Canners Association continuously
make experimental packs of salmon, crab*
clams, and other seafoods, which are so
important in Alaskan operations.
Unlike the salmon regularly canned in
__ ^ Alaska, these packs are not intended for
world-wide consumers of Alaskan salmon but
are experimental in nature in order to find
ways of producing better, more tasty and
more nutritious seafood products.
As a result the cans of Alaska salmon and
other seafoods which are shipped to our
armed forces and to the civilian markets of the
world are constantly being improved and are
certainly holding their own in the tough
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