FAIR PRIZE WINNERS
(Continued from last week.)
Fruit juices, (1) Mrs. John Mc
Donald, (2) Mrs. Lila Newville,
(3) Mrs. Victor Johnson; salmon,
(1) Mrs. Fannie Werner, (2) Mrs.
Alvin Weil, (3) Mrs. John Mc
Donald; kippered salmon, (1)
Mrs. Oscar Beylund, (2) Mrs.
Henning Benson, (3) Mrs. L. A.
Ross; chicken, (1) Mrs. Victor
Johnson, (2) Mrs. John McDon
ald, (3) Mrs. Fannie Werner.
Moose, (1) Mrs. L. A. Ross, (2)
Mrs. Harold Dinkel, (3) Mrs.
Frank Clark; beef, (1) Mrs. Fan
nie Werner, (2) Mrs. Alvin Weil,
(3) Mrs. Frank Clark; pork, (1)
Mrs. John McDonald.
Rabbit, (1) Mrs. Harold Dinkel,
(2) Mrs. John McDonald; cari
bou, (1) Mrs. Frank Clark, (2)
Mrs. George Geiwitz; mutton, (11
Mrs. Victor Johnson; kippered
veal, (1) Mrs. Fannie Werner;
grand'prize for assorted canned
foods, (1) Mrs. Martin Olson, (2)
Mrs. Lila Newville, (3) Mrs. Har
old Dinkel, (4) Mrs. John Mc
Donald.
Geraniums, (1) Mrs. Agnes
Sandvik; fuschia, (1) Mrs. Maude
Ware. (2> Valeria Ratliff, (3)
Dorothy Ann Anderson; foliage
plant, (1) Mrs. Thelma Cope; be
gonia, (1) Valeria Ratliff, (21
Mrs. Maude Ware, (3) Mrs. Wil
liam Bouwens; hanging basket,
(1) Mrs. Thelma Cope, (21 Val
eria Ratliff, (3> Mrs. Maude
Youth and old age, (1) Mrs.
Bill Smith, (2) Mrs. Viola Thuma,
(3) Mrs. L. C. Stock; herbs, (11
Mrs. Fannie Werner; coleus, (11
Mrs. William Fogg; ivy, (11 Dor
othy Ann Anderson. (21 Mrs.
Eloise Swoboda; tuberous be
gonia, (1> Mrs. C. F. Leibing;
African violet, (1) Mrs. Thelma
Cope; Oxallys, (1> Mrs. Thelma
Cope. (2) Mrs. B. J. Lossing; hen
and chickens, (11 Mrs. Thelma
Cope, (2) Mrs. Max Sherrod;
amarillys, <1> Mrs. William Hos
kins.
Sultana, (1* Mrs. William
Smith; rose, (1) Mrs. Jack Cody;
pansies, (11 Mrs. Bill Smith, (2)
Mrs. Agnes Sandvik; asters, (1)
Mrs. Virgil Eckert, (2) Mrs. Alvin
Weil, (31 Mrs. Viola Thuma;
sweet peas, (1) Lilas Alexander,
<21 Mrs. C. F. Leibing, (31 Mrs.
Jack Cody; calendula, (1) Mrs.
Mads Johannsen; phlox, (1) Mrs.
Viola Thuma, (2> Mrs. J. F. El
more.
Schisanthus, (1) Mrs. Agnes
Sandvik, (2) Mrs. Neil Miller, (3>
Mrs. JJune Barker; French mar
igolds, (1) Mrs. William Hoskins,
(2) Mrs. J. B. Elmore; snapdrag
ons, (1) Mrs. Bill Smith, (2) Mrs.
C. F. Leibing; nasturtiums, (1>
Mrs. Agnes Sandvik, (2) Mrs. Os
car Beylund, (3) Mrs. June Bar
ker; California poppy, (1» Mrs.
Agnes Sandvik, (2) Mrs. Mads
Johannsen; Nemesio, (1) Mrs.
Virgil Eckert, (21 Mrs. Agnes
Sandvik; African daisy, (1) Mrs.
Harold Dinkel; petunias, (1) Mrs.
Thelma Cope, (2) Mrs. Viola
Thuma; bachelor buttons, (1)
(l)Mrs. June Barker, (2) Mrs.
Thuma, (3> Mrs. Mads Johann
sen; forget-me-nots, (1) Mrs.
June Barker; calendula, (1) Mrs.
Virgil Eckert, (2) Mrs. June Bar
ker; chrysanthemum, (1) Mrs.
Jack Cody, (21 Mrs. Thelma Cope.
Strawflowers, (1) Mrs. L. A,
Ross, (21 Dorothy Graham, (3)
Mrs. Max Sherrod; candytuft, (1)
Mrs. Thelma Cope, (21 Mrs. June
Barker, (31 Bonnie Cantrell; car
nation poppy, (1) Mrs. Don Ir
win; Shirley poppy, (11 Mrs. Don
Irwin, (2) Mrs. Viola Thuma, (3)
Mrs. Oscar Beylund; salgopalosia
(1) Mrs. C. F. Leibing.
Wallflower, (11 Mrs. C. F. Lei
bing; red flax, (1) Mrs. Agnes
Sandvik, (2) Mrs. June Barker
aria, <l) Mrs. Maas jonannsen;
baby tears, (1 > Mrs. Agnes Sand
vik; carnation, (1) Mrs. C. F. Lei
bing; rose (1) Mrs. June Barker;
California poppy. (1> Mrs. Agnes
Sandvik; gladiolas, (1) Mrs. Wil
liam Hoskins; gladiolus, spike.
(1) Mrs. June Barker, (2> Mrs.
Paul Stockard, <3> Mrs. Lucille
Ungaro.
Dahlia, (1) Mrs. Mads Johann
sen; hybrid dahlia, (1) Mrs. Neil
Miller; Iceland poppy, (1) Mrs.
Mads Johannsen; Oriental pop
py, (1) Mrs. Oscar Beylund. (2)
Mrs. Alvin Weil; violaJ (1) Ade
lard Beylund; rose, ill Mrs. Mads
Johannsen; lady in white, (1)
Mrs. Don Irwin, (2) Mrs. Neil
Miller; arrangement of mixed
annuals, (1) Mrs. June Barker,
(2) Mrs. Alvin Weil, (3) Mrs. Ag
nes Sandvik.
Arrangement of mixed perren
nials, (1) Mrs. Fannie Werner,
(2) Mrs. June Barker, (3) Mrs.
Thelma Cope; artistic living
room arrangement, (1) Mrs. June
Barker; artistic dining room ar
rangement, (1) Mrs. JJune Bar
ker, (2) Mrs. Maude Ware; rock
or plate garden, (1) Mrs. Paul
Martin, (2) Mrs. George Plack;
autumn decoration, ( 1 ) Mrs.
Thelma Cope, (2) Mrs. George
Plack; miniature bouquet, (1)
Mrs. June Barker.
Miniature table decorations,
(1) Mrs. June Barker, (2) Mrs.
Thelma Cope, (3) Mrs. Maude
Ware; cactus, (1) Mrs. Viola
Thuma.
Art — oil tint photographs, (1>
Mrs. L. C. Stock; pastel paint
r
irg. (1) Mrs. Lou Sandvik; oil
painting. (1) Wilburn Lossing.
4-H Club exhibits — chard, (1)
Lvnn Sandvik; carrots, (1) Lad
die Huntley, (2) Gene Dinkel. (3)
Genevieve DeLand; cauliflower,
11) Lynn Sandvik, (2) Kent
Sandvik. 13) Gene Dinkel; celery.
(1) Lvnn Sandvik, 12) Kent
Sandvik, (3) Genevieve DeLand;
kale. (1) Lvnn Sandvik. 12) Kent
Sandvik; Kohlrabi, 11) Lynn
Sandvik, (2) Mark Sandvik.
Onions, yellow. 11) Howard Es
slinger. (2) Tim Miller, (3) Mark
Sandvik; onions, green, (1) Kent
Sandvik; parsley, (1) Mark Sand
vik: peas. 11) Mark Sandvik, (2)
Laddie Huntley; radishes, (1)
Lynn Sandvik, (2) Kent Sandvik;
rhubarb, (1) Howard Esslinger.
Petrowski turnips, 11) Kent
Sandvik, 12) Mark Sandvik;
white turnips, (1) Genevieve De
Land, 12) Lynn Sandvik, 13)
Howard Esslinger; cabbage, 11)
Tim Miller, 12) Laddie Huntley,
(3) Genevieve DeLand; lettuce,
11) Laddie Huntley; broccoli, 11)
Kent Sandvik, 12) Lynn Sandvik.
13) Laddie Huntley; mustard
spinach, (1) Kent Sandvik.
White potatoes, (1) Lynn Sand
vik, 12) Kent Sandvik, 13) How
ard Esslinger; red potatoes, (1)
Laddie Huntlev; largest cabbage,
Elden Sandvik; largest cauli
flower, Busy Bees 4-HClub; larg
est broccoli, Lynn Sandvik.
Plymouth Rock chickens, 11)
Tim Miller. 12) Gene Dinkel; New
Hampshires, (1) Lewis J. McDon
ald; gilt, (1) Don Dinkel, (2)
Laddie Dinkel.
Dishtowels, < 1 > Carol Stead
man. 12) Barbara Ruhle. (3) Lor
raine Wassenkari, 14) Ellen Was
senkari; pot holders, (1) Carol
Steadman, (2) Barbara Ruhlfe,
(3) Barbara Barats; aprons, (D
Lorraine Wassenkari, (2) Ellen
Wassenkari, (3) Barbara Ruhle;
needle case, (1) Dorothy Hoff
man, (2) Barbara Ruhle.
Pin cushion, (1) Carol Stead
man, (2) Donna Rebarchek;
dishtowels, (1) Alma Roark;
wash dress, (1) Marjorie Hunt
ley, (2) Dorothy Hoffman;
blouse and skirt, (1) Marjorie
Huntley, (2) Dorothy Hoffman;
darning, (1) Dorothy Hoffma.n;
blouse and jumper, (1) Flo Alice
Dinkel; rug, (1) Joe Lentz, Jr„
(2) Hazel Barnhardt; ensemble.
(1) Neola Sandvik.
Canning, tame berries, (1)
Genevieve DeLand; canning, wild
berries, (li Genevieve DeLand;
currant jelly, (1) Genevieve De
Land; cauliflower, (1) Genevieve
DeLand; beets, (1) Genevieve
DeLand; carrots, (1) Genevieve
DeLand; vegetable pickles, (1)
Genevieve DeLand; salmon, (1)
Genevieve DeLand.
Wasilla Bakers booth, first;
Dinkel Exclusive booth, first;
Busy Bees Garden booth, second;
Busy Hoes Garden booth, first;
Flour Girls I, third; Flour Girls
II, second; Butte Club booth,
first; Wasilla Homemakers Club,
third; Chugiak Homemakers
Club, second.
Lutherans Will Sew
Ladies of the Lutheran Sewing
circle will meet at the Butte
home of Mrs. C. W. Peters to
night at 8 o’clock. They will
spend the evening sewing in
preparation for the coming an
nual bazaar.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN TO ALASKA VOTERS
Alaska's Salmon Canning
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Industry frankly answers
your questions about
trios and the future of
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our canneries
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Whether or not Alaska’s salmon canning industry can continae
to operate all its present canneries if salmon traps are abolished
by your vote on October 1 2th, is a serious question.
Salmon canning is our business and you may be sure tha' we
will not close any canneries that can be operated profitably.