FAIR STORY
Cont% from Page i
Only a partial list of the
premium winners was available
to the NEKS Wednesday after
noon and they are as follows:
4-H CLUB WORK
Gardening: Billy Carlson,
2 firsts for kohlrabi and
broccoli, 2 seconds for let
tuce and celery, Robert Seitz,
2 firsts for lettuce and oni
ohs,
Crafts: Ray Kranich and
Robert Seitz, firsts for
lamps*
Ist Year Sewing; Gayle
Johnson and Jean Wicker sham,
1st; Bev'ejrly Edlund and Betty
Ray Slone, 2nd; and Patty
Slone and Manilyn Browning,
3rd,
2nd Year Sewing; Carol Ed
lund and Enid Waddell, tsts*
4-H Foods; Pauline Murto,
xst muffins and Chocolate
Chip cookies; .Enid Waddull,
tst nutbread and gingerbread;
Jean Wicker sham, 2nd ginger
bread and nutbread; John and
Gary Coleman, and cupcakes,
and Gary Williamsr. 3rd cup
cakes, '
ADULT CULINARY
Ethel Cole, 1st cake; Mrs.,
Dick Edens, 3 firsts, 2 on
cookies and 1 on judge; Mrs
Guy Waddell, 1st apple taits*
HOME CANNING AMD PRESERVING
Dorce Schultz, t first and
2 thirds on raspberry jelly
and jams, •t .second on straw
berry jam; Mrs* Dick Edens,
tst and 2nd on j'ams; Alza
King, tst cranberry sauce,
canned rhubarb, water, packed
fruit, 2nd kohlrabi, 2nd can
ned potatoes, 2nd canned tur
nips, 2nd apple jelly; , Rev a
Waddell, tst red raspberry
jam, tst other j ams, 3rd other
raspberry jam*
FLOWERS ■
Alza King, tst Coleus, isf
and 3rd Gloxinia, 2nd Bache
lor Buttons; Dorce Schultz,
tst Nasturtiumstst mixed,
flowers; Mrs* Jim Faulk, tst
Stocks, Gladiolas, Dahlias,
Shirley Poppies,Bachelor But
tons,' 2nd English Daisy* Mar
igolds, Straw Flowers, Cal
endulas, . Candytuft s; Mr* and
Mrs, Jim Calkins, 1st Rose;
Mrs, Ann Sholin, 1st Potted
Fern, ist cine kind flower ar
rangement, 3rd Schiganthus,
ARTS • ;
Mrs, Leneferink, tst oil
painting; Mrs, Eleanor Seitz,
tst oil painting; Patty Jones
[craft) ist Kit Painting
Marilyn Jones (craft) tst
metalwork; Louis Faulk, 1
first, 1 second, 2 thirds for
4 oil Paintings,
NEEDLEWORK
Margaret Drew, 2 firsts;
uElua Scott, 1 f irst, 1 second;
Beth Templeton, 1 first. Mrs*
Ralph Hooper, 3 firsts; Shar
on Moyer, 1 first; Rev a »ad
ded, 1 first and 1 second;
Charlene Dustman, 1 second;
Mary Franklin, 1 second; Hazel
Jensen, t first*
CRAFTS ••• 1 ■
Scott, Jr*, ist coins;
Beatrice Wa-tsen, 1st and 3nd 1
tooled leather, ist mod^l boat;
Louis Faulk, 1st model boat;
Billy Carlson, 1st rock collec
tion; Billy Kranich, ist mod
el airplane; Ray Xranick, *ttd
model airplane; Mel son Moyer,
Jr*, 3rd model airplane*
PHILATELY
Jim Scott, Jr*, and Sharon
Ann Moyer shared- prizes for
stamp col iecthfig, each had 2 ;
firsts and several seconds*
ANCHOR PI.:
by Bernadine Mutch" '
(Ed* note; Thisjtecohd in
stallment \ of- the Anchor Pciht
news came in Wednesday* Due
to a mix-Up -in the mail, We
did not* gei last weak's news .
until Tuesiay of this week*/
Remember .the .Turkey Shoot
to be held at Anchor% Point on
Labor Day* The Anchor Point
Community Club is sponsoring
the Shoot which will be held
at the gravel pit* ,Jce cream,
hot dogs and coffee ,will be
for sale* Prizes, cf turkeys
and other poultry will be giv
en to the best marksmen* The
shoot starts at to u*m*
At the last meeting of the
Community Club an Anchor
Point Development Board was
■BRAND NEW AIR-JET
• #
See the fireplace you can use in
your HOME regardless of construction
or foundation, HO MASONRY NORN
required, Big 30" firebox—AIR
CIRCULATION
REASONABLE PRICE THAT YOU CAN AFFORD’
Use to take chill off house in
morning and evening—burn the wood
that is around all of our houses«
See this really Brand New Fireplace
at the office of
Hornet-;, 1( a
appointed by the president,
Paul Walter, The purpose of
the board is investigating,
planning and promoting the
various phases bf a growing
community for the best inter
ests of all '■< the members of
that community, Members of
the board are: Robert Wil
liams, chairman; Fred Bailey
and Patricia Onstott« < "
Dale and Karen Peterson,
son and. daughter of Clark Pe
terson left Anchor Point Mon
day for Stokane, Wn, where
they will attend high school
this winter,
Mr, and Mrs* Charles Gray
and daughter, Ginny, arrived
at the homestead of Bert Par
dday from Colorado Springs,
■ Colorado this week* They plan
to homestead here« Bert says
hi$■homesteaa is beginning to
resemble Grand hotel as this
is the second family to arrive
.in the last three weeks*
Selma Ruth, m-month-old
daughter of Jo Koskolikoff,
received a fall ‘ off the bed
which resulted in a broken
collarbone, She was taken to
the doctor in Seward and a
cast 'was applied*
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
On Friday evening, August
27th, Mr* and Mrs* Robert
Kranich celebrated their Sil
ver y wedding anniversary * at
the. E,lks Hall with a delicious
turkey dinner for 50 giiests*
JThe hall was beautifully
j&e cvVfttea with flowers and
sprp.yS of green leaves* Small
tables were nicely arranged
throughout the ha It onh were
prettily decorated with vases
of flowers, nut cups, and
gleaming silver and white lin
en*
From the ceiling in the
center of the hall hung a
cluster of silver wedding
bells and streamers*
A long table, aglow with
tall white tapers in silver
candelabras, and dainty flow
ers, was heaped with gifts*
The centerpiece was a huge
three-tiered wedding cake,
decorated in roses and silver
leaves and ornaments, with a
bride and groom standing be
neath a silver archway of pas
tel flowers* The cake was
baked for the occasion by
Ann Sholin*
The Kranichs received many
beautiful and useful gifts,
hand-carved ivory sets, and
many sets in silver holtoware
and other traditional silver
pieces fvom their many friends
who enjoyed the gala affair
very much and wished the cou
ple many more years of hap
py morried life*
DAY CLOTHIERS
STILL A GOOD LINE OF
SCHOOL CLOTHES ON HAND
ASK US ABOUT EASY
PAYMENT PLAN FOR
; THE KNIT-KING
ALSO SEE DEMONSTRATION ’■!
AT BAY CLOTHIER
CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE: Good milk cow, R,M
Campbell* j
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TO BE MARRIED
The marriage of Miss File*
ttn Hedglin and Teddy L, Wythe
will be' solemnized tonight
(Thursday) at 8 p,m, in a pri
vate ceremony at the home of
the groom’s parents, Mr, and
Mrs, Clyde L, Wythe, Rev, Nel
son Moyer will perform the cer
emony,1
After a short honeymoon
trip the couple will be at
home in Anchor Point until
their house in Homer has been
completed.
FELLOWSHIP TO MEET
The Ladies' Fellowship will
rheet Thursday. September g at
7:30 p, m, at the home of Mrs*
J« ft* Johnson, She lives in
the Bert.. Hansen house across
the street from the Homer Gos
pel Tabernacle, All ladies
desirous of Christian fellow
ship are invited to attend,
SHOP NEARLY READY
Bob Edlund of the Homer
Radio and Electronics shop
announced that he expects to
have his equipment moved in
and ready to go by next Mon
day« The radio repair shop is
located in the log cabin next
to the Alaska Wild Berry Pro
ducts and will offer complete
service in the radio field,
ADVISORY COUNCIL MEETS
The advisory council of the
Citizen \s Study Group As
sembly met Tuesday night at
the Don E, Smith Insurance of
fn ce to further discuss the
proposed constitution of the
assembly, Some progress was
made but another meeting will
be necessary to complete the
revision. Those present were
William Matthews, Don Smith,
Bob Norman and Bill Raver*
HELICOPTER HERE
A helicopter belonging to
a geological survey team of
the Standard Oil company was
in Homer last weekend. The
team is working in the Tustu
mena Lake area,
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