B. T. MARLOW
Representative of
Herbert Custom Tailoring Co.
and
Fresh Silk Lingerie Co.
Is at the Wallace Hotel for a short time.
Call For Appointment
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List of Prize Winners
At 11th NWA Fair
Division B—Rural School ex
hibit. the First Prize of $20 went
to Shishmaref, which had sent in
a fine exhibit.
Division C — Native Prod
ucts, the following winners are
announced: slippers, Mrs. Anna
Ahmasuk; mukluks, Mrs. Walluk;
parkas, Katherine Enonema; Mrs.
Walluk; and parka and mittens,
Holy Cross Mission; beaded bag
and fancy trim for parka, Mrs.
Lela Oman; doll, Holy Cross Mis
sion.
Division E—Raw Furs. An ex
hibit from Shishmaref by Bessie
and Frank Moses won first prize.
Division G — Needlework. Efn
broidery, Mrs. Charles Reader and
Mrs. Donald Lyle; crocheting, Mrs.
Howard Jonish, Maude Mabel
Taft, Mrs. George Bayer; knitting,
Mrs. Donna Koslik, Mrs. George
Lennon, Miss Daisy Keene; quilts,
Ellen Lyle with three awards.
Division H—Art. Oil paintings,
Daisv Keene and Mrs. Clyde
Godsby; water colors, Ellen Lyle,
| Maude Mabel Taft, Ellm Lvle.
Miscellaneous water color, Mrs.
Godsby and Maude Taft. Special
prize, scene of King Island by
Bernard Katexac. Amateur photo
graphy—Snapshots, Jennie Iksok
aruk and C. C. Jones; Enlarge
ments, Floyd Wheeler; Tinted Pic
| tures and color photography —
Ellen Lvle and Mrs. Earl Clark.
Division I — Bread, Lee Kam
merer; Cakes — Maude M. Taft
and Emily Boucher; Pies—Betty
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Three Standard Oil
Scholarships Awarded
At University of Alaska
The Scholarship Committee of
the University of Alaska is happy
to announce the awarding of three
Standard Oil Scholarships of $500
each and one grant in journalism.
George Guilsher, a senior in
Arts and Letters with a major in
Anthropology, came to the Uni
versity from West Cornwall, Con
necticut.
Anna Mueller, a graduate of
Nenana High School, won the
award to a member of the junior
class, having attained a B plus
average for all her college work.
Anna is a junior in Business Ad
ministration.
Liorenzo tsayiess .vncierson
transferred from Brigham Young
University in Utah, to the Depart
ment of Agriculture at the Uni
versity of Alaska. He has main
tained a B plus average in all his
work here and in the credits
transferred. Lorenzo makes his
home in the College community
with his wife and small son.
A grant of $300, to James E.
Moody of Fairbanks, was made1
possible by the will of Annie
; Armstrong Hall, wife of a former j
Governor of Alaska. This sum of
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money was left to the University |
to give as a grant to “a deserving
i student, or students, pursuing or
desiring to pursue courses in or
leading to journalism.’
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Walsh; Candy — Maude M. Taft
and Carolyn Reader; Best decor
ated entry—Linda Kennedy.
First award for the men’s cook- ;
ing entry which was bread, went!
to Father Murphy.
Division K—Flowers and Vege
tables. Potted Plants—Mrs. Fred
Rohn, Mrs. Emma Lyle and Mrs.
-C. Godsby.
Cut Flowers—Mrs. Ellen Lyle;
Wild Flowers — Mrs. W. Leslie;
Flower Arrangements — Ellen
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Lyle, - Emily Boucher; Vegetables
—Omie McCarthy and Phillip
Carlson.
Division N—Hobbies. Most un
usual collection—Audrey Bayer;
Most complete — Mary Jeanne
Boucher; Most useful — Wilson
Russell.
The balance of the prize awards
will be announced at a later date
when compilation is completed.
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9:00—Morning Melodies
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9:30—You Name It
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10:30—Tennessee Jamboree
11:00—Dave Garroway
11:15—Jack Berch
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11:45—Favorite Albums
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