OVER $2,000 WON
BY FAIR EXHIBITORS
Because of limited space dur
ing the running of the city and
school district delinquent tax
lists it has not been possible to
list premium winners in the 1957
Matanuska Valley Fair. Winners
'will be listed this week, as space
permits.
Among the top six winners
*were Byron Hollenback, $146.70;
IPat Cuilison, $145; Linda Eppler,
$70; Max Sherrod, flowers and
'vegetables (this included the 60
pound cabbage), $83.25, Mrs. J.
W. Drysden, $63-50, and the Gold
duster Homemaker Club, $50. A
total of over $2,000 will be mailed
to the winners.
!Y»e following are cash prize
'winners; ribbon winners were
listed:
Black, Susan, flowers, $1;
Black, Grace, flowers, art, $4.50;
McKinley, Mrs. Lee, home can
ning, $1; Phillips, Harry, live
stock, $25; Lovejoy, Sharon, live
stock, $15; Palmer Garden Club,
Bowers, 75c.
Durrant, Leola, needlework,
$1.50; Gotten, Rusell, hobby hall,
$2; Cuilison, Mary, livestock,
$7.50; Cuilison, Pat, livestock,
$145; Dodge, Thetis, needlework,
$4.25; Vickaryous, Jim, livestock,
$25; Stevens, Catherine, baked
goods, 75c; Hett, Henry, live
stock, $25; DePriest, Ray, live
-stock $25; Grover, Beverly, live
-stock, $35-50; Brooks, Al, live
-stock, $5; Hehage, LaRoy, live
stock, $15; Ross, Opal, canning,
flowers, vegetables, $52.25;
’Woods, Mrs. Glen, flowers, vege
tables, canning, needlework, $44.
50; Washburn, Richard, flowers,
$9: Sherrod, Max flowers, vege
tables, $82.25; McKechnie, Diana,
flowers. needlework, baked
goods .canning, $11.75; Hollen
back, Byron, livestock, vege
tables $146.70; Sandvik, Mrs.
Kent, flowers, handwork; vege
tables, $24.00; Hoskins, Mrs.
JBeE, canning, vegetables, baked
goods, dressmaking, $12-00
$12.00 *
r**x, ivirs. ati, nowers, ijiz.au;
l>urrant, Mary Ann, dressmak
_ handwork, $1.75; Gallant,
Virginia, flowers, needlework,
handwork $8.50; Bryant, Mrs.
Dale, flowers, $7.25; Boyd, Mrs.
Sstm, flowers, $3.50 Hurt, Kath
leen, dressmaking, 50c; Rorrison,
Mrs. Vena, needlework, baked
I'gttrcSs, $6; Henry, Shirley, native
Otaft, handwork, $2.75; Wallace,
Mrs. D., baked goods $1.50; Zan
ona, Oreen, native craft, needle
-wtdk, $6.25; Huntley, Duane*
hand work, $150; Wilson, Carol
•; lean,rflowers, $1; Dennison, Mns.
- £ Vfiowers, baked goods, $3; Bey
•Junii, tSloria, baked goods, $1;
Beylund, Violet, baked goods,
$1.25; Kirsch, Mrs. Rose, flowers,
£L75j Lawton, Pat, baked goods,
'$1.50; Hurley, Kathy, baked
goods, 50c; Sisco, B. L., livestock,
SSib', Van Housen, Elizabeth, art,
: $5Jones, Wendy, art, $2.50; Mar
shall ®Mth, art, $2.50; Tyone,
*Larry, livestock, $10; Nichols,
Robert, livestock, $35; Nichols,
Bofeby, livestock, $25; Reader,
-Bill, vegetables, $1.50.
®e££iar't, Virginia, baked goods
$5; Stineburg, Mrs. H., flowers,
$UL50; Conroy, Mrs. J., flowers,
King, Suzy, livestock, $20;
King, -John; livestock, $7 .'60;
-Brown, Mrs. C-, art, dressmak
®R:g $10; Paey, Ann, art, hand
iwork, $5; Jensen, John, needle
work, $1.50; Tofson, Mary Ann,
‘baked goods, $1; Estelle, Dick,
'livestock:, $15; Ulrich, Valeria,
Bowers, $4.75; Ross, Mrs., flow
rars, $1.50; Hartner, Marcina, live
stock, $7; Hartner, Joyce, live
stock, special award, $28; Home
steaders Club, needlework, dress
making, $27.50; Harrison, Jerry,
handwork, $1; Hartner Mrs. Ed,
livestock, $10; Bush, Mrs. John,
Bowers, $4; Carson, Donna, flow
'«srs, $2; Knutson, Mrs. Ted, flow
«s, needlework, $3; Phillips,
ftuth, handwork, dressmaking,
$3.25; Leek, Cheryl, flowers, $1.
Brown, Jane, flowers, baked
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A MOORE ttfiiSXER mi f OEM FOE EVERY FORM Of ItlSlKBS
Weekly Frontiersman
goods, canning, $3-50; Cadwalla
der, Nell, flowers, canning, $3.00;
Bergman, Linda flowers, dress
making, baked goods, $5; Marcus,
Cliff, needlework, $5; Decker,
■Mrs. Charles, dressmaking, need
lework, handwork, $7.75; Caul
kins, Thelma, needlework, hand
work, native craft, $9.50; Bou
wens, Lauralee flowers, 50c;
Hammann, Phylis, art, $10;
Woods, Dorothy, dressmaking,
canning, $6.25; Curtis, Aaron,
grain, 50c; Sandvik, Mrs. I. M.,
baked goods, canning, handwork,
vegetables, flowers, $19.75; Hos
kins, William, livestock, $27.50;
Hansen Bea, dressmaking, $3.50;
Sandvik Mrs. C. A., art, $3; Wise,
Hazel, dressmaking, 50c; Wise,
Linda, flowers, 50c; Hermon,
Marianne, needlework, $2.50;
Graham, Myrtle, needlework,
handwork, baked goods, $6;
. Wallace, Steven, flowers, $2;
Campbell, D., dressmaking, 75c;
Campbell, Mrs. H., dressmaking,
needlework, canning, $8.50; Lew
is, Mrs. Wendell, flowers, $1.25;
Eckert, Mrs. Lillian, flowers,
$15.25.
Hulbert, Frances, flowers,
dressmaking, $5.25; Newville,
Lila, livestock, canning, $16.50;
Johnson, Rose, flowers, $10.50;
Johnson, Oscar E., flowers, $5.25;
Eppler, Mike, livestock, $25; Ep
pler, Linda, livestock, $70; Boss,
Anita, needlework $1.50; Lin
coln, Mrs. R., individual farm
display, $15; Tunnicliff, Mrs. R.
individual farm display, $37.50;
Martin, David, flowers,. $1.25;
Kneff, Violet, flowers, canning,
$1.50; King, Sandy, livestock, $20;
Boulter, Grace, canning, vege
tables baked goods, $11; Bum
ham, (Mirs. Bob, individual farm
display, baked goods, vegetables,
$34; Andrews, Lisle, poultry, rab
bits, vegetables, $6.50; Curtis,
Aaron, livestock, vegetables, $12;
Cottrell, Billy, poultry, rabbits,
$1.50; Kneff, Marvin, poultry,
vegetables, $22.50; Jensen, Mrs.
H., vegetables, canning, $13.25;
Kneff, Donna, poultry, $5; Palm
quist, Mike, vegetables, $1.50
Bouwens, Kenneth, rabbits, $3;
Lincoln, Roger, rabbits, $2;
Woods, Nancy, flowers, vegetab
les, $3.50; Smith Roger, rabbits,
$2; Stephan, John, poultry, rab
bits, $7.50; Mick, Shannon, vege
tables, $2; Kibbe, Georgia, vege
tables, $14.25; Liebing, Mrs. June,
canning, vegetables, $2.25; Prew
itt, Linda, poultry, $1; Lentz,
Barbara, rabbits, $1.50; Boyd,
Mary, baked goods, poultry, $2.50;
Caudill, Mrs. Lee, dressmaking,
needlework, $2.50; Bailey, Mrs.
J. H., needlework, handwork
$•>.50; Linn, Mrs. Vera, vege
tables, canning, $2.25.
Dinkle, Mrs. Harold, flowers,
needlework, vegetables, $14; La
Walters, Margaret, flowers,
baked goods, canning, $13.50;
Drysden, Mrs. J. W., flowers, in
dividual farm display, vegetab
les, $63.50; Irwin, Mrs. Don,
flowers, canning, needlework,
$5.75; McKechnie, Mrs. L., flow
ers, needlework, $11; Beylund,
Adelard, vegetables, $3; Smay,
Robert, poultry, $4; Woodings,
Guy, vegetables, $2; Murton,
Tom, poultry, $10; Foster, Ken
neth, needlework, vegetables,
$5.50; Lepack, Tom, Jr., vegeta
bles, $4; Curtis, Martha, flowers,
poultry, 75c; Moyer, T. A., vege
tables, canning, $5.75; Heaven,
Daizy vegetables, needlework, $4;
Heddles, Mrs. R. J., vegetables,
canning, $3.75.
The following received prizes
in vegetables: Johnson Pete N.,
$5; Reader, Johnny, $1.50; Read
er Sharon, $1.50; Dearborn Barry,
$7.50; Dearborn Doris. $9.50;
Beylund, Irene, $1; Pitka, Joyce,
$1; Durrant, Stephan, $4; Bled
Engagement Announced
Of Miss Melba Copas
Announcement has been made
of the engagement of Miss Melba
Copas, staff member at the Lazy
Mountain Childrens home in Pal
mer, to Keith R. Shepard of
Anchorage. No date has been set
for the wedding.
HARVEST DINNER
TO BE POSTPONED
Members of the Butte Fire As
sociation announced this week
that their plans for a harvest
dinner and auction slated to be
held October 5, have been post
poned because of conflicting acti
vities in the valley area. A new
date will be announced as soon
as determined.
Republicans Announce
Plans for Caucus
' • Republicans of the Palmer Pre
cinct No. 2 will caucus on Thurs
day, October 10, it was announc
ed this week by Mrs. Lee Mc
Kinley, committeewoman and
James Frey, committeeman.
The meeting will be held in
the M E.A. meeting room at 8
p.m. All Republicans residing in
Precinct No. 2 are urged to at
tend.
soe, Vadney, $11.50; LaWalter,
Emil, $9; Seitz, Susan, $2.
Prizes in the education depart
ment went to the following
school rooms, represented by the
teacher’s last name: Reiger, $1.50;
Bryant, $2.25; Bailey, $2.50;
Farnsworth, $1; Schrieber, Mr.,
$1.75; Cantley, $1.50; Chatterton,
$1.50; Wasilla School, $7.75; Rou
sey, $1.; Pederson, $1.75; Strick
ler, $3.50 Moyer, $2; Smart, $1.50;
Blunck, $2; Sims, $3.75; Wilson,
$1.75; Betts, $2; Hecker, $1.50;
Schrieber, Mrs., $2.75; Schroeder,
$2 Hunter, $1; and Boyd, $2.
Other winners included the
Cheechako Club, vegetables,
booth exhibits, $41.50; The Gold
dusters Club, booth exhibit, $50;
Glacier View Club, booth exhib
it, $30; Butte Club, booth exhib
its, $20; Foote, Alexis, needle
work, $1; Hollenback, Terry,
vegetables, $7-50; and Hoskins
Willima, vegetables, $17.25.
Have you noticed out window
full of flannel and challis paja
mas, gowns and shorties for
mother and daughter, son, and
the twins? Beautifully attractive
as well as wonderfully warm for
the coming cold nights.
We just received more Buster
Brown shirts and sweaters. We
just can’t seem to get enough of
them. They wear so well, wash
without losing their shape and
the colors are truly permanent.
If you haven’t experienced a
Buster Brown shirt with match
ing sweater and sox you are
missing a pleasant surprise—
they are simply wonderful. And
easy on the budget, too!
We have the new miracle
strapless bra by Warner, “Good
News”, you’ve been seeing on
your television screen. Come in
and try your size on for a new
experience in strapless bras.
See you soon.
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