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CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

List Of Winning Exhibitors At
Castlegar And District Fall Fair

Canned Plums — 1. Mrs, Wal-|2. Mrs. C, Thring, Castlegar.

Section A — ¥

Scarlet Runner Beans — 1. M.
J. Verzuh, Kinnaird; 2. Mrs, C.
H, King, Castlegar.

Beans, Wax, 12 pods 14H, R,
Foxlee, Robson; 2. H. M. Card,
Robson,

Beans, green — 1. M. J. Verzuh;
Kinnaird; 2. Mrs. M. Gallo, Cas-
tlegar,

Beans, pole — 1, Mrs. Jean
Jones, Castlegar; 2, Mrs. Clift
Wanless, Castlegar.

Beets, globe — 1. Mrs. C. H.
King, Castlegar; 2. Mrs. James
Gemmill, Castlegar.

Beet} Jong — 1. Mrs, Vic Bonde,
Kinnaird.

Cabbage, ball or flat — 1. Mrs,

Nick fore ott Castlega 2, J.T.
Webster, Robson.

Spence, Kinnaird; 3. Mrs, Fred
Fomenoff, Castlegar.

Asters — 1, Mrs, Fred Bart-
soff, Castlegar; 2. Mrs. K, M.

Dahlias, Pom — 1, Mrs, Cliff
Wanless, Castlegar.
Dahlias, any other variety — J,
Mrs. Ann Wadey, Kinnaird; 2.
Mrs. C, H. King, Castlegar; 3, Mra,
Fred Bartsoff, Castlegar.
Gladioli —- 1. Mrs, R. Lamond,
Kinnaird; 2, Mrs. Marie Stover,
Castlegar; 3, Mrs. J. L. Town,
send, Castlegar,
Nasturtiums, plain — 2. H. R.
Foxlee, Robson.

double — 1, Mrs.

Nick
Mrs. Vic Bonde, | Kinnaird; 3. HL
M. Card, Rob:

Cabbage, conical — 1. Mrs. Vie
Bonde,. Kinnaird; 2, Mrs. C. H
King, Castlegar,

Cauliflower — 1. Mrs. P, Pel-
Jegrin, Castlegar; 2. Mrs. S. Rysen,

a
| Ann Wadey, Kinnaird.

Pansies, collection — 1. Mrs. |*
M. Gallo, Castlegar; 2, Mrs, J. R.
Lamont, Kinnaird.

Petunias, single — 1, Mrs, Fred
Fomenoff, . Castlegar; 2. Mrs.
M.S. Verzuh, Kinnaird.

Petunias, double —1. Mrs. Cliff
Wanless, Castlegar; 2. Mrs. Maric
3 3. Mrs, Carl

Castlegar.

Carrots, short —1. J. T. Web-
ster, Mrs. H, Stover, C
Castlegar. Spence, Kinnaird.

Carrots, intermediate — 1, J. T.
Webster, Robson; 2. Mrs. H. Hes-
keth, Castlegar.

Carrots, long — 1. Mrs. Vic
Bonde, Kinnaird; 2. Mrs, James
Gemmill, Castlegar.

Corn, any variety — 1. J. T.
Webster, Robson; 2, Mrs, Vic
Bonde, Kinnaird.

Cucumbers, pickling —.1. Mrs.
J. M, Dunlop, Castlegar; 2. Cyril
,Popoff, Castlegar.

Cucumbers — 1. Olga Popoff,
Castlegar; 2, Mrs. Cliff Wanless,
Castlegar. -

Onions, yellow — 1. Mrs, C.
‘Wanless.

Onions, spanish - — 1, Mrs, Vie
Bonde, Kinnaird.

Parsnips — 1. Mrs. James Gem-
mill, Castlegar; 2,.,H. M. Card,
Robson.

Tomatoes, ripe — 1. Mrs, P.
Pellegrin, Castlegar, 2, Jim Lip-
sett, Castlegar.

Tonfatoes, green — 1. Mrs, S.
Rysen, Castlegar; 2. Mrs, C. H.

Phlox, collection — 1. Mrs.
Fred Fomenoff, Castlegar; 2, Mrs.
J, L. Townsend, Castlegar.
Stocks, collection — 2. Mrs. C.
H. King, Castlegar.
Snapdragons, collection — 2.
Mrs. Fred Fomenoff, Castlegar.
Sweetpeas, co}lection — 1. Mrs.
E, H. Heaven, Rossland; 2, Mrs.
N. B. Peachy, Castlegar,
Zinnias, large — 1. Mr. H. H.
James, South Slocan; 2. Mrs. R.
Lamond, Kinnaird.
Zinnias, small — 1. Mr, H, H.
James, South Slocan; 2. Mrs, Fred
Fomenoff, Castlegar,
Roses, collection — 1. W. H.
Toogood, Castlegar; 2. Mrs, Nels
Bystrom, Castlegar.
Collection of perenials — 2,
Mrs, Fred Fomenoff, Castlegar,
Collection of annuals — 1, Mrs,
R. Lamond, Kinnaird; 2. Mrs. J.
L. Townserid, Castlegar.
Chrysanthemums — 1, J.. T.
Webster, Robson;, 2.. Mrs, Nick
Stooennoft, Castlegar.

King, C: 3 3.0. T. ”
Robson.

Peppers, hot — 1.- Cozi Popoff,
Castlegar.

Potatoes, red — 1, J. T. Webster

_ Mr. H, H.
Pee South stecats 2. Mrs, Fred
Fomenoff,. Castiegar. . ..
“Potted Foliage Plant — 1. ‘Mrs.
Marie Stover, Castlegar; 2, Mrs.
Wm. Rigby; Castlegar; 3. J. T.

Robson; 2, Mrs, EL. A Grunerud,
Castlegar.

Potatoes, white — 1. Mrs.
-Rysen, Castlegar; 2, Jim Lipsett,
Castlegar.

Largest Potato — 1. Mrs. C.
Wanless, Castlegar; 2, Mrs. Milda
Oswald, Castlegar.

Turnips, field — 1, J. T. Web-
ster, Robson; 2. Mrs. G. A, Long,
worth, Castlegar,

“Squash, : green hubbard — 1.
M. J. Verzuh, Kinnaird.

Squash, any other variety — 1.
HH. M. Card, Robson; 2. H. R, Fox-
lee, Robson,

Vegetable marrow — 1. Mrs,
H. Hesketh, Castlegar; 2, H. M.
Card, Robson.

Collection of Vegetables -—.L
J. T, Webster, Robson; 2. H. M.
Card, Robson,

Section B. — Fruit

Apples, banna — 1.-R. Oborne,
Robson. .

Apples, Rome beauty — 1. R.
Oborne, Robson. ‘

Apples, Northern Spy — 1. Re
Oborne, Robson.

Crabapples, yellow — 1. R.
Oborne, Robson; 2, Mrs. H. Hes-
keth, Castlegar.

Crabapples .red — ‘1. Mrs,

i Milda Oswald, Castlegar. °

Pears, Bartlett — 1. R. Oborne,

Robson; 2. Mrs.'S. .Rysen, Castle-

Bar.

Pears, “Anjou — 1. GA, Long-
worth, Castlegar; 2. R. Oborne,
Robson.

Pears, Howell — ae R. Oborne,
‘Robson; 2. H, R. Foxlee, Robson,
, Pears, any other variety — y

R. Oborne, Robson,

Plums, red or blue — 1. Mrs,
Milda Oswald; 2, H. R. Foxlee.
Plums, Damsons = 1. J.
‘Webster, Robson; 2, Mrs. Sid Wal.
ton, Blueberry Creek.

Plums, yellow —.1,.R. Oborne,
Robson; 2. H. R.-Foxlee, Robson,

Plums, Be - 1. R. Oborne,
Robson; 2. " H. Hesketh,
Castlegar.

Peaches, the three V’s — 1. R.

Oborne, Robson.
Peaches, any other variety —1,
s.

Webster, Robson.
Geranium in bloom — il
Mus: Fred F

\|ter Marken, Castlegar; 2. Mrs, R.
Oborne, Robson,

“| a1, Dunlop, Castlegar; 2. Mrs. S.

W. D, Webb, Robson; 2, Mrs, Cliff] John, Trail.

‘Wanless, Castlegar;.3. Mrs. W. H.| \ Any other knitted article, cot-

Houston, Castlegar, ton, not, for Babies —1 rire 1,
Canned S' — 1. Mrs.

Bonde, Kinnaird; 2, Mrs. J, R.
Lamont, Kinnaird.

1, Mrs, A. A, John, Trail; 2. Mrs,
F. Fomenoff, Castlegar.

Knitted sweater, fancy stich —
1.

not for babies — 1. Mrs. E. ‘A.
Canned Raspbenie — 1, Mrs.| Heaven, Rossland; 2, Mrs. A. A,

Knitted gloves — 1. Mrs, Vic

Knitted sweater, stocking stich

Mrs, E, A. Heaven, Rossland;

Any other knitted article, weal,

Castlegar
Sash & Door

PHONE 3211

WINDOWS — DOORS — SASH
CABINET MAKING

Free Estimates

pS a a

; 2. Mrs,

W. Easton; 2, Mrs. Olitt ‘Wanless, Martha Keith ©
Castlegar.
Home-made Mustard Pickle —| booties, wool — 1. Mrs.
h Mrs. Milda Oswald, Castlegar;| John, Trail; 2, Mrs, R. Oborne,
2. Mrs, Walter Marken, Castlegar. | Robson.

Home-made Mixed ‘ Pirkles,

Green Tomato Pickles — 2, Mrs.
Walter Marken, Castlegar.
Pickled Beets,— 1. Mrs. J. lL.

. Verzuh, Kinnaird,

pickled Onions — 1, Mrs..J. L.
Townsend, Castlegar; 2. Mrs.
Fred Fomenoff, Castlegar,

Dill Pickles —- 1, Mrs. R. Obor-
ne, Robson; 2. Mrs,-M. J. Ver-
zuh, Kinnaird,

Chili Sauce — 1. Mrs.'C, H.
King, Castlegar; Mrs. Walter
Marken, Castlegar.

Canned Corn —.1. Mrs. M, Gal-
lo, Castlegar.

Canned Corn on Cob — 1. Mrs,
Walter Marken, Castlegar; 2. Mrs.
M. Gallo, Castlegar.

Canned Beans — 1. Mrs. R.
Oborne, Robson; 2. Mrs. E. aA
Heaven, Rossland.

Canned Peas — 1, Mrs. Milda
Oswald, Castlegar; 2. Mrs. WwW.
Easton, Castlegar.

Canned Tomatoes — 1. Mrs.
Walter Marken, Castlegar.
Collection of canning — 1, Mrs.
R.,Oborne, Robson; 2, Mrs, Wal-
ter Marken, Castlegar.

Section F — Home Cooking -

Angle Cake — 1, Mrs, M. J.
Verzuh, Kinnaird; 2. Mrs. Steve
Rysen, Castlegar.

Chiffon Cake — 1. Mrs. M. Gal-
lo, Castlegar; 2. Mrs. C. H. King,
Castlegar,

Layer Cake, chocolate — 1. Mrs,
M, Gallo, Castlegar; 2. Mrs. Cliff
Wanless, Castlegar.

Layer Cake, white — 1. Mrs. a

Rysen, Castlegar.
Light fruit’ cake, uniced — 2.

Mrs; Sid -Walton, Blueberry
Creek. |

Dark Fruit cake, uniced — 2.
Mrs, Sid Walton, Blueberry
Creek.

Cake — 1 Mrs, M.

25.7. Webster, Roteon.
Begonia in bloom — 1, Mrs. C.
H. King, Castlegar; 2, Mrs. M. J.
Verzuh, Kinnaird; 3. J. Lipsett,
Castlegar.

Gallo, Castlegar; 2. Mrs. E. J.
sett, Castlegar. .
Spice Cake — 1, Mrs. EB, 5 Lip-
sett, Castlegar,

Jelly Roll — 1. Mrs. Cliff er

a —.1
gusts, in bloom 1, Mrs, less, Castlegar; 2,
African violet in. bloom — 2.

Mrs. A. Ferguson, Castlegar.
Other varieties potted plants in
bloom — 1. ‘s. James:-Gem-
mill, Castlegar; 2. Mrs, Marie
Stover, Castlegar. ©

Special Award for Best Glad-
iola Spike — Mrs, R, Lamond,
Kinnaird.

Section D — Dairy Products

Eggs, white — 1. Sid Walton,
Blueberry Creek.

.. Eggs, brown — 1, Mrs. Sid Wal-
ton, Blueberry Creek.’

James, South Sloca:

King, Castlegar.
Section E -- Canning

Black Currant Jam — 1. Mrs.
M. . Hingley, Castlegar 2. Mrs,
Walter Marken, C:

Honey, ‘light in jar’—— 1. H. HI ¢

"Date and ae oat = “1 Mra. S.

Rysen, Castlegar; 2. Mrs.
King, Castlegar. ‘i
Gingerbread -- 1. Mrs. C..H.

King, Castlegar.
Shortbread —. 1. Mrs. Cliff
Wanlesst : 2, -Mrs N, - Oswald,
Castlegar. .

a Carmeet drop cookies — 1, Mrs.
H.. King, Castlegar; 2. ‘Mrs.
Gint Wanless, Castlegar; 3. Mr:
S. Rysen, ‘Castlegar,
Macaroons — 1. Mrs. M. Gal

worth, € Bar.
Pumpkin pie — — 1. Mrs. M. Gak|'

+] 10, Castlegar; 2. Mrs, J. M..Dun-|!

lop, Castlegar.

Castlegar.
Gmrens pie — 1. Drs: J.M, q ‘Dun,

Apricot Jam — 1. Mrs, watter|"
Marken,- Castlegar; 2. Mrs, E. A.
3. Mrs. R.

Hexvén,:, Rossland;
Oborne,, Robson.
Raspberry Jam — 1. Mrs. Jean
Jones, Castlegar; 2, ‘Mrs. '
Heaven, Rossland; 3. Mrs, Cuitt
Wanless,:Castleg:
Plum! Jam> Mrs.
King, Castlegar; 2. “Mrs. a Eas-
ton, .Castlegar.
trawbemy: Jam — 1, Mrs, ‘Mil-
Oswald; 2. Mrs. Walter Mar,

Ken... :

+Crabapple Jelly — 1 Mrs.
Easton, Castlegar; 2.’ Mrs,‘ M.
Hingley.

Black Currant Jelly — 1. Mrs,
Walter Marken, Castlegar; Mrs.
Nick Stoochnoff, Castlegar.

Red Currant Jelly — 1. Mrs.
Jean aontes, Castlegar; 27 Mrs. M.

R. Oborne, 2. Mrs.
Castlegar.

(Grapes — 1. Mrs, C. Woolls,
Castlegar,

Blackberries — 1. H. R. Foxlee,
Robson,

Collection of Fruit — 1. R.
4#Oborne, Robson,

Section C. — Flowers
ge pnigolds, Afeican — 1, Mrs,

cance Apricots — 1. Mrs.
Walter Marken, ‘Castlegar; 2. Mrs,
Sid Walton, Blueberry Creek.
Canned Cherries — 1. Mrs, E.
A. Heaven, Rossland; 2. Mrs. M.
J. Verzuh, Kinnaird.
Canned Peaches — 1, Mrs. Wal-
ter Marken, Castlegar; 2, Mrs. W.

D. Webb, Robson. - .
1. Mrs, Cliff

Fe 2. Mrs.
Ann Wadey, Kinnarae

a | VV id Cc
Webb, Robson.

Canned Pears
2..Mrs,-W. D.

H.| J, M. Dunlop, Castlegar.

W.| Mrs, M. J. Verzuh, Kinnaird.

‘Wanless, Castlegar.

Dunlop, Castlegar.

Bread, white — 1. Mrs.; Chi
Wanless, Castlegar;, 2. Mrs.: Don-:
ald A. McIntosh, Kinnaird; 3. Mrs.

Bread, brown — 1. Mrs, C. H.
King, Castlegar; 2. Mrs. G.
Longworth, Castlegar.

Bread buns,-white — 1. Mi
Tannis. Killough, ‘Castlegar;

+ Bread buns, brown — 1. Mrs.
C. H. King, Castlegar; 2, Mrs!
A. Longworth, Castlegar.

Fudge, three kinds — 1, Mrs.
Tannis Killough, Castlegar;.:2.

naird.
Section G. .—'Needlework

‘Knitted Diamond Socks — 1]
Mrs. F. Pagura, Castlegar; 2. Mrs.,
Nick Stoochnoff, Castlegar. »
Knitted pldin socks — 1.( Mrs.
‘E. A. ‘Heaven; Rossland; 2.‘ Mrs.
‘Walter Marken, Castlegar.

Nick Stoochnoff, Castlegar; 2.)
Mrs. J. L. Townsend, Castlegar. ,|
‘Knitted mitts — 2, Mrs. Walter |;
Marken, Castlegar,

sweet or sour — 1, Mrs,.M. J.|babies — 1. Mrs. A. A.

Verzuh, Kinnaird; 2, Mrs. J. U.| Trail;

Townsend, Castlegar. Castlegar.

buffet set — 1. Mrs. vie Bonde,
i 32, Ki Tomlin, Kin-

aowasent Castlegar; 2, Mrs, M. Hinnald alle Tomlin: Heim

"| Mrs, Cliff. Wanless, Castlegar; 2.
Mrs, Fred Bartsoff, Castlegar.

Lemon pie — 1, Mrs, J. BR. La- N
mont, Kinnaird; 2. Mrs. S. Rysens| {

c
Soughnut bread — 1. Mrs. Clifé |.

Bran muffins —- i, Mrs. clit].
Wanless, Castlegar; 2, Mrs. J. M. |:

Mrs.. Donald’ A. McIntosh, Kin-|\

Knitted fancy socks — 1, Mrs.,|,

Baby’s knitted jacket, bonnet,
Ay AL

Any other article, wool, for
John,
2, Mrs. Nick Stoochnoff,

Embroidered bureau. scarf or

Embroidered pillow slip — 1,

, Embroidered luncheon cloth —
1. Mrs, Vie Bonde, Kinnaird.
Cutwork embroidery — 1. Mra.
Cliff Wanless, Castlegar; 2, Mrs.
N. Churches, Castlegar.

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Hemstiching, any articie — 1.
Mrs, R. Cborne, Robson.
Colored embroidery — 1. Mrs.
Polly Sawchenko, Castlegar; 2.
Mrs. Vic Bonde, Kinnaird.

White embroidery — 1. Mrs,
Cliff Wanless, Castlegar; 2. Mrs.
Vie Bonde, Kinnaird.

Tatting, handkerchief edging —
1. Mrs, B. Findlator, Castlegar; 2.
Mrs, A. K, Millar, Saanichton,

Vor

Tatting, any other variety — 2.
Mrs. A. K, Millar, Saanichton, V.
I
Crochet work, cotton — 1, Mrs.
I. Reinsbakken, Castlegar; 2. Mrs.
Polly Sawchenko, Castlegar.
Crochet work, wool — 2. Mrs.
Vie Bonde, Kinnaird.
Articles made from flour sacks
other than wearing apparel — 1.
Mrs, Vic Bonde, Kinnaird; 2, Mrs.
J. R, Lamont, Kinnaird.
Darn. on worn hose — 1. Mrs.
‘Walter Marken, Castlegar; 2. Mrs.
‘Cliff Wanless, Castlegar.
Cotton apron, any style — 1.
Mrs. B. Findlater, Castlegar; 2..
Mrs Vie Bonde, Kinnaird.
Cotton dress, lady's ‘or child’s —
1. Mrs. A.A. John, Trail; 2. Mrs,
Vie Bonde, Kinnaird.
Cushion cover, any variety —
1. Mrs.’F. Pagura, Castlegar; 2.
Katie Tomlin, Kinnaird...
Stuffed toy for child — 1: Mrs.
A. A. John, Trail; 2. Mrs..S. Ry-
sen, Castlegar.
Rug, any variety — 1. Mrs.
Peter A. Kazakoff, Kinnaird.
Crochet table cloth — 1, Mrs,
P. M. Nelson, :Castlegar; 2. Mrs.
Polly: Sawchenko, Castlegar.
Bedspread, ‘any variety. — 1.
Mrs, Vie Bonde,. Kinnaird.

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PALL AND anette Ye

‘Another great value-p:

coast, Shop from it dnd save!
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Castlegar. + Cranbrook loops
Kelowna - Kimberley - Langley. Prairie . Mission | + Nanaimo - Nelson} -
New Westminster -‘ Penticton «Port Alberni - Byes George - Princo Rupert)’
¢ Rossland - Trail - Vernon ‘+ :Nictoris = Westview

T, EATON Cow

Ghiliwack - Courtenay

ked EATON ¢
homes of millions of budget-wise Canadians from coast to

is in the

Duncan - Kami

eat any ; variety — 1. Mrs. |

Reinsbakken, Castlegar; 2. Mrs,
ye Oborne,; Robson; 3, ‘Mrs, c
Thring, Castlegar.

Continued on Page q

i

“COLUMBIA AVE

Per eATONS ORDER OFFICE

PHONE 2361"

CASTLEGAR

“SAY! My. neighbor tells‘me he brought his. car here to

be repaired — says some relative told him about getting his: .
car repaired here and you did such good work and at such.
reasonable prices. What really sold him on your place was
the 1 - interest yau:

and the

Sk line

took in his car."

They J Just Dia EA. cas :

1935

“TRIPOD AND MISC.

Thursday, Septeniber 3, 1953

CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

Page 7

The News’

Classifieds

For Sale

OLDSMOBILE COUPE.
Good motor, five good tires, A
real bargain: for cash, Apply
Castle News. Tic

OIL HEATER, TWO YEARS OLD
Apply P. Mojelsky, Kinnaird,
Dumont, P3.

- 1952 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR

Sedan. 6000 miles, radio and

heater,’ $1900. Cash or terms. |:

Apply R. 'Gernmill, Box 278 or
Phone 4548, Castlegar. . P3-34

-34/THREE ROOM UPSTAIRS

For Rent

TWO ROOM SUITE WITH BATH
Second Avenue Off Maine.

35

4 ROOMED HOUSE WITH BATH
$35 per month. Apply C.
Geisler, Phone 2736. C1-36

oy

Suite, Wired for electric stove.
Apply J. A. Cheveldave, Box
373, Castlegar or call at 7th,
and Maple, P3_38

TWO ROOM Hovee RENT Is

FALL FAIR Prize List

Continued from Page 6
Section H — Handicrafts

Tooled leather handbag —'1.
Mrs, _Sid Walton, Blueberry
Creek, \

Tooled leather project other
than handbag — 1. Mrs, Sid Wal,
ton, Blueberry Creek.

Carved leather handbag — a

;|Mrs. Cliff Wanless, Castlegar.

Carved leather project other
than handbag — 1. Mrs. Sid Wal-
ton, Blueberry Creek,

Water color special prize — A.
J, Slater, Robson.

Hand carved wood article — 1.
Mrs. Charles Benson, Rossland,
grees made of metal — 1, N.

EIGHT USED BUT VERY GOOD
Tires and tubes, 6 and 8 ply.
Size 600x20, J. C, Killough,
Box 268, Kinnaird. 3-35

DINING |_ROOM SUITE oe

would be Piatt tor elderly per-
~ son, ‘single man or a young
couple. Third Avenue off Main
Street towards the river. °**

Found

other
ply’ Mrs. S, M. Englund, a.
Avenue,

31/2, hp. OUTBOARD MOTOR.

Apply Dave Pieer Robson.

336

WEENER PIGS. Apply G. SUN.
DEEN, Kinnaird. P3-3

LOT 100x150, DUMONT 'SUB_
division, Apply Mrs. J. Ballard,
‘Kinnaird; any evening. C3-36

PHOTO
Supplies. Like new, Must go.
$40.00 for all. Apply Take.
"Hobby. Centre. 1-38

ALL _ ENAMEL, COAL AND
‘Wood range. Perfect’ shape.
Phone 4187, R. Hunter, Castle-
year... - P3-35

Wanted

1600 SQUARE-FT. OF USED OR

damaged Ten-Test. Jack: Hip-

well, Kinnaird. Phone. 3506.
P3368

SMALL HOME...HAVE $1000
down payment, Rest in terms.
Write Box 142 or Phone 4111,

Building Sup Supplies

C1-36

CHILD'S, WALLET ON. FAIR
Grounds, Apply Castle News.
1-38

Work Wanted

POSITION: AS HOUSEKEEPER

2, Walter
Peachy, Gattlegar.

Embroidered picture — 1. Mrs.
J. L, Townsend, Castlegar; 2, Mrs.
F, Bartsoff, Castlegar.

Cross stitch, any article — 1.
Katie Tomlin, Kinnaird; 2. Mrs.
Vie Bonde, Kinnaird.

Petit point, any article — 1.
Mrs. W. D. Webb, Robson; 2. Mrs.
Ann Wadey, Kinnaird,

Weaving, any article — 1. Mrs.
Vic Bonde, Kinnaird; 2, Mrs, Pet-
er A. Kazakoff, Kinnaird.

Oil painting — 1. Mrs, F. Wap-

Stephenson, Kinnaird.

Cotton apron — 1, Olga Popof?,
Castlegar.

Dressed doll — 1, Maureen Lip-
sett, Castlegar; 2, Elizabeth Hop-
land, Castlegar.

Castle Theatre

SAVE WITH
A Thriftpass

Shell work — 1, Lois Steven,
son, Kinnaird; 2. Louise Schwan,
Castlegar.

Airplane Model — 1. Bobby
King, Castlegar.

FRIDAY and SATURDAY ~ |

Boat Model — 1. Cliff C! h

Castlegar, |

Figurine — 1, Peter Dunlop,
Castlegar; 2, Jimmy Proud, Kin-
naird,

Pen and ink drawing — 1. Corry
Ann Barnes, Kinnaird; 2. ‘Maur-
een Lipsett, Castlegar.

Layer Cake, white — 1. Miss
J. Rysen, Castlegar; 2. Joanne
Dunlop, Castlegar.

Layer Cake, chocolate — 1.
Joanne Dunlop, Castlegar; 2, Miss
J. Rysen, Castlegar,

Drop Cookies — 1. Joanne Dun-
lop, Castlegar; 2. Maureen Lip-
sett, Castlegar.

Tea Biscuits — 1. Joanne Dun-
lop, Castlegar; . 2. Jeanette King
Castlegar.

Candy, light fudge — 1. Vicki
Jones, Castlegar; 2. Miss J. Rysen,

HE STORMED THE PIRATE PORT OF MADAGASCAR

{
to steal their Corsair Queen! i

Castlegar.

Candy, dark fudge — 1. Lois
Stephenson, Kinnaird; 2. Diane
Card, Robson,

for two persons or
will take two rooms as.part
pay. Apply Mrs. M. J. ‘Talbot,
Phone 2158. P1-36

Personal

CORNS INSTANTLY RELIEVED
with ‘Lloyd’s Corn and Callous
Salve ‘and Pads, Don’t. suffer
any longer. Salve 50; Pads 25¢
at Pitts Drug Store. C1-36

Announcement

Mrs. Ira A. Foster, Teacher of

Piano and Theory, Apply at resi_
dence 5th, Avenue, Castlegar.

is P3-35

TRAIL BUSINESS COLLEGE

Day School. Begins . Sept. -8

Night’ School Begins Sept. 28

ple, Ci 32,5, T. >
Robson,

Charcoal drawing — 2. Corry
Ann Barnes, Kinnaird.

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1. Mrs. Donald A. McIntosh, Kin-
naird; 2, Mrs. Aliew Zuckerburg,
Castlegar,

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Mrs. Tannis Killough, Castlegar;
2. Mrs. Ann Wadey, Kinnaird,
Painted Dresden figurine — 1.
Jimmy Proud, Kinnaird.

Section J — Juveniles

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Tomlin, Kinnaird; 2. George
Townsend, Castlegar.

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Katie Tomlin, Kinnaird.
Knitting, any-variety — 1. Katie
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