Goodrich, (2) Mrs. Elizabeth De
A:mond, (3) Mrs. L. C. Stock;
wool pattern rug, (1) Mrs. Loren
McKechnie, (2) Lila Newville,
Oi Mrs. Alice Snodgrass; stock
ing rug, (1) Mrs. Elizabeth De
Armond, (2) Mrs. Kelly Wright,
(3) Mrs. Lila Newville; wood
carving, (1), (2) and (3), Frank
Sambo; household novelties of
wood, (1) Mrs. Loren McKechnie,
(2) Lewis Nakarak (Shaktoolik),
(3) Mrs. J. R. Elmore.
Birch bark novelties, (1) Mrs.
J. R. Elmore; felt hat, (1) Mrs.
Thelma Caulkins; felt bags, (1)
Mrs. Thelma Caulkins; cotton
dress, (1) Mrs. Ralph Moore, (2)
Mrs. James Berry, (3) Dorothy
Ann Anderson; formal dress, (1)
Dorothy Ann Anderson; house
dress, (1) Mrs. James Berry; suit,
(1) Mrs. T. R. Jolley, (2) Mrs.
Herman Rempel; coat, (1) Mrs.
T. R. Jolley; blouse, (1) Mrs. Neva
Roark.
Childls silk dress, (1) Mrs. Wil
liam Hoskins; child’s blouse, (1)
Mrs. Neva Roark, (2) Mrs. James
Berry; infant’s bonnet, (1) Mrs.
William Hoskins; infant’s ki
mona, (1) Mrs. Bernard Swo
boda; infant’s bunting, (1) Mrs.
Bernard Swoboda; infant’s sleep
ing bag, (1> Mrs. Barnard Swo
boda; solid white embroidery,
(1) Mrs. Bernard Swoboda, (2)
Mrs. Paul Martin.
Cross-stitch, (1) Mrs. Bernard
Swoboda; colored embroidery,
(1) Mrs. Mary Verrall; miscel
laneous embroidery, (1) Mrs.
Bernard Swoboda, (2) Mrs. Loren
McKechnie; hemstitching, (1)
Mrs. C. F. Liebing; crocheted
dress, (1) Mrs. Richard Mohan;
crocheted tablecloth, (1) Mrs. C.
E. Went, (2) Mrs. Mary Corne
lius; crocheted runners, (1) Mrs.
Ira Money, (2) Mrs. Glen Woods;
Crocheted doilies, (1) Mrs. B. J.
Lossing, (2) Mrs. Richard Mohan,
(3» Thelma Larsen.
Crocheted bedspread, (1) Mrs.
B. I. Perkins; crocheted pot hold
ers, (1) Mrs. Loren McKechnie,
(21 Dorothy Ann Anderson, (3)
Mary King; crocheted baby sets,
(1) Mrs. Lucille Ungaro; chair
back sets, (1) Mrs. B. J. Lossing;
faggoting, (1) Mrs. Paul Martin;
tatting, edging, (1) Mrs. Thelma
Caulkins, (2) Mrs. William Bou
wens.
Tatting, baby clothes, (1) Mrs.
Thelma Caulkins; knitting, socks,
(1) Mrs. Paul Martin, (2) Mrs.
Mary Verrall; Plain sweaters, (1)
Mrs. Herman Rempel, (2) Mrs.
Richard Mohan, (3) Mrs. Mary
Verrall; cablestitch sweaters, (1)
Mrs. Paul Martin; knitted skirt,
(1) Mrs. Richard Mohan; knitted
dress or suit, (1) Mrs. I. E.
Money; knitted sunsuit, (T) Mrs.
Gilbert Bell; knitted coats, (1)
Mrs. George Plack; knitted af
ghans, (1) Mrs. Paul Martin, (2)
Dorothy Ann Anderson.
Knitted mitts or gloves, (1)
Mrs. Arvid Johnson, (2) Mrs.
Mary Verrall, <3> Mrs. Paul Mar
tin; knitted caps, (1) Mrs. Paul
Martin; knitted doilies, (1) Thel
ma Larsen; knitted scarf, (1)
Mrs. Paul Martin; knitted baby
set, (It Mrs. Herman Rempel;
knitted bootees, (1) Mrs. Dorothy
Ann Anderson; applique quilt,
(1) Mrs. Richard Mohan.
Remodelled garments — child’s
wool dress, (1) Mrs. James Berry;
child’s wool coat, fl' Mrs. A. A.
Rempel; child’s wo- blouse, (1)
Mrs. John McDonald, (2) Mrs. A.
A. Rempel; child's cotton blouse,
(1) Mrs. John McDonald; child’s
wool pants, (1) Mrs. Ed Ueeck,
(2) Mrs. John McDonald; skirt,
(1) Mrs. James Berry.
Articles made from sacks —
child’s dress, (1) Mrs. James
Berry; scarves, (1) Mrs. Thelma
Caulkins; table linen, (1) Mrs.
Henning Benson; miscellaneous,
quilt, (1) Mrs. John McDonald;
pillow cases, (1) Mrs. John Mc
Donald; dish towel, (1) Mrs.
James Berry.
From ravelled yarn — rug, (1)
Mrs. Mary Verrall.
Homemade furniture, (1) Mrs.
Loren McKechnie.
Exhibitors under 10 years of
age department — outline em
broidery, (1) Carol Berry; Lazy
Daisy and French knot, (1) Carol
Berry; dressed doll, (1) Carol
Berry, (2) Jerene Stephan; small
apron, Kit Johnson; picture, (1)
Adelard Beylund.
Culinary department — white
bread, (1) Mrs. Agnes Sandvik,
(2) Mrs. Herman Turner, (3)
Gloria Smith; whole wheat
bread, (1) Mrs. Agnes Sandvik;
rye bread, (1) Mrs. Agnes Sand
vik; graham bread, (1> Mrs. Her
man Turner; raisin bread, (1)
Mrs. Agnes Sandvik; light rolls,
(1) Mrs. Herman Turner, (2)
Mrs. Agnes Sandvik.
Dark rolls, (1) Mrs. Herman
Turner, (2) Mrs. Lila Newville;
sweet buns, (1) Mrs. Herman
Turner, (2) Mrs. Virgil Eckert,
(3) Mrs. Agnes Sandvik; baking
powder biscuits, <H Mrs. Lila
Newville; muffins, (1) Mrs. Her
man Turner; cornbread, (1) Mrs.
Lila Newville; nut bread, (1) Mrs.
Thelma Cope; fruit bread, (1)
Mrs. Irving Newville; angelfood
cake, (1) Mrs. Agnes Sandvik,
(2) Mrs. Margaret Snodgrass.
Sponge cake, (1) Norma Nel
son; jelly roll, (1) Mrs. Virgil
Eckert; white layer cake, (1) Mrs.
Henry Lloyd, (2 ► Mrs. Thelma
Cope, (3) Mrs. Agnes Sandvik;
chocolate layer cake, (1) Mrs.
William Hoskins, (2) Mrs. Henry
Lloyd, (3> Gloria Smith; rolled
cookies, (1) Mrs. Herman Turner,
(21 Mrs. Viola Thuma.
Drop cookies, (1) Mrs. Agnes
Sandvik, (2) Mrs. Virgil Eckert;
sheet cookies, (1) Mrs. Viola
Thuma; filled cookies, (1> Mrs.
Herman Turner; icebox cookies,
(1) Norma Nelson, (2) Mrs. Viola
Thuma; fruit pies, (1) Mrs. Her
man Turner; cream pies, (1) Mrs.
Emil LaWalters, (2) Gloria Smth,
(3) Mrs. Gertrude Watkinson.
Cream candy, (1) Mrs. Viola
Thuma. (2) Norma Nelson; cara
mels, (1) Mrs. William Hoskins;
divinity, (1) Mrs. Viola Thuma;
brittles, (1> Mrs. Viola Thuma,
(2) Mrs. William Hoskins.
Culinary, under 10 years —
butter cake, (1) Arleta Goodrich.
Home canning—raspberry jam,
(1) Mrs. Charles Schaefer, (2)
Mrs. John McDonald; spiced cur
rant, (1) Mrs. Charles Schaefer;
strawberry jam, (1) Mrs. Virgil
Eckert, (2) Juanita Falk, (3) Mrs.
Alvin Weil; cranberry sauce, (1)
Mrs. John McDonald, (2) Mrs.
Frank Clark, (3) Mrs. George
Geiwitz; rhubarb combination,
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(1) Mrs. Frank Clark, (2) Mrs.
Victor Johnson; raspberry com
bination, (1) Mrs. Henning Ben
son, (2) Mrs. Charles Schaefer.
Assortment of jam, (1) Mrs.
Lila Newville; strawberry pre
serves, (1) Mrs. Victor Johnson;
rhubarb preserves, (1) Mrs. Vic
tor Johnson; currant jelly, (1)
Margie Huntley, (2) Mrs. Emil
LaWalters, (3) Mrs. Victor John
son; cranberry jelly, (1) Mrs.
Frank Clark, (2) Mrs. Harold
Dinkel, (3) Mrs. Victor Johnson.
Strawberry jelly, (1) Mrs. John
McDonald, (2) Mrs. Lila Newville;
raspberry jelly, (1) Mrs. John
McDonald, (2) Mary King, (3)
Mrs. Virgil Eckert; apple jelly,
(1) Mrs. Frank Clark; black cur
rant jelly, (1) Mrs. James Berry,
(2) Mrs. Alvin Weil.
Combination jelly, (1) Mrs. Ir
ving Newville, (2) Mrs. Emil La
Waiters; cranberry catsup, (1)
Mrs. John McDonald; carrot pre
serve, (1) Mrs. Frank Clark; cau
liflower pickles, (1) Mrs. Jack
Cody; mixed vegetable pickles,
(1) Mrs. Frank Clark, (2) Mrs. J.
B. Cody, (3) Mrs. Esther Bruck
bauer; pickled beets, (1) Mrs. Es
ther Bruckbauer, (2) Mrs. J. B.
Cody, (3) Mrs. Richard Mohan.
Chard pickles, (1) Mrs. Frank
Clark; celery relish, (1) Mrs.
Harold Dinkel, (2* Mrs. J. B.
Cody, (3) Mrs. Esther Bruck
bauer; beet relish, (1) Mrs. Es
ther Bruckbauer, (2) Mrs. John
McDonald, (3) Mrs. J. B. Cody;
cauliflower, (1) Mrs. Henning
Benson, (2) Mrs. Fannie Werner,
(3) Mrs. Harold Dinkel; peas and
carrots, (1) Mrs. George Geiwitz,
12) Mrs. Esther Bruckbauer; peas
and potatoes, (1) Mrs. George
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Geiwitz; mixed vegetables, (1>
Mrs. Harold Dinkel.
Wax string beans, (1) Mrs. Al
vin Weil; sauerkraut, (1) Mrs.
Esther Bruckbauer, (2) Mrs. Lila
Newville; cabbage, (1) Mrs. Es
ther Bruckbauer; beets, (1) Mrs.
John McDonald, (2) Mrs. Victor
Johnson; swiss chard, (1) Mrs.
Lila Newville; peas, (1) Mrs. Es
ther Bruckbauer, (2) Mrs. Alvin
Weil; carrots, (1) Mrs. George
Geiwitz, (2) Mrs. Frank Clark,
(3) Mrs. Esther Bruckbauer.
Lambsquarter, (1) Mrs. John
McDonald, (2) Mrs. Harold Din
kel, (3) Mrs. Frank Clark; water
packed cranberries, (1) Mrs. Lila
Newville, (2) Mrs. Harold Dinkel,
(3) Mrs. Frank Clark; raspber
ries. (1) Mrs. Agnes Sandvik, (2)
Mrs. J. B. Cody, (3) Mrs. Harold
Dinkel; apples, (1) Mrs. Alvin
Weil, (2) Mrs. Lila Newville.
Strawberries, (1) Mrs. Lila
Newville, (2) Mrs. John McDon
ald, (3) Mrs. Agnes Sandvik;
blueberries, (1) Mrs. Esther
Bruckbuaer, (2) Mrs. Lila New
ville, (3) Mrs. Victor Johnson;
gooseberries, (1) Mrs. George
Geiwitz; wild currants, (1) Mrs.
Frank Clark; rhubarb, (1) Mrs.
Victor Johnson; (2) Mrs. Frank
Clark; red currants, (1) Mrs.
Harold Dinkel, (2) Mrs. Alvin
Weil, (3) Mrs. Juanita Falk.
Due to lack of space m this
issue the remainder of the prize
list will be continued in next
week’s edition.
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