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Track and is open to

Plas: have buen lor
steging a Canadian Legion track,
and field meet and clinic at the
Warfield Haley Track Saturday
Legion officials announced this
weeks

‘The meet and clinic will be
co-sponsored by the Trall and

any boys or girls in the West
Kootenuys between 10 and 21.
Various branches will supply
trangportation.
Participants In the one-day
‘affair whl arrive in Trail Fri-
day night. Sandwiches will be
given the youngsters and thelr

Robson WA Group
Supports Amplifiers

The Robson Evening Group
WA decided at its meeting last
‘Thursday to write Ottawa regard-
ing the use of transistor ampli-
fiers for TV.

Ten members were present
at the meeting held at the home
of Mrs, H. 3, Kemperman with
Mrs. J. Schuepfer presiding. Mrs.
O. Anderson was appointed to
purchase a poppy werath for No-
vember.

Some ‘of. the group’s mem:
bers will meet with a commit-
tee of the Robson recreation soc-
lety to make plans for a supper
to be held next month, At the
close of the meeting refresh:
ments were served.

couches, after which they will
be billeted out with Sliver City
familles,
The events Saturday will
start at 9.30 a.m. with a parade
to the ‘I'rail Cenotaph. The Le-
gion color party will be in at-
tendance,
The track meet itself will be
held from 10.30 am, to
Pm. Saturday, with the clinic
to be staged from 4 to 6 p.m.
In charge of the meet, as
well as the clinic, will be well-
known Canadian amateur athlete
Joseph (Joe) Haley of Rossland.
At the clinic Haley will give
instructions on the proper way
to condition one's self, the do's
and don'ts in body exercises, the
right and wrong ways for sprin-

ters, high jumpers, pole vaulters,

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Mee! Saturday

nd shot putters, etc.

oe aly will also individually
offer constructive criticism of the
athletes in ‘attendance, pointing
out to each one how they can
Improve their form or style,
‘The day will conclude witha
banquet Saturday night at
630 at the Trai Canadian Le-
Hail.
one closing gate for appli-
cations ig today. Applications
may be obtained from the var-
fous branches. Athletes and

Hesolutions calling lor 4 se-
cond terry at Castlegar “as a
stop-gap measure” ana an early
Start on a bridge wl iinnaird
were passed at the annual meet-
ing ox the Rossiand-Lrail Social
Creilit League held at Fruitvale
last week,

Socreds Call For Land Sale,
Bridge and Second Ferry

ment's 5 per cent PGE parity de
velopment bonds and called on
the government to investigate
other avenues of financing which
the residents of B.C, may partici-
pate in.

A local resolution urging an
immediate start on the Salmo--
Kinnaird gection-Of the Trans-

The resolutions were spon-
sored by the C: and Dis-
trict Social Credit Group. Many
other resolutions sponsored by
the local Socreds were passed
at the meeting,

These included one calling

of

offon the

coaches will use the
the James L. Webster school at
Wartleld for changing into their
track attire.

‘The meet and clinic is being
sponsored under the Legion

and conservation to develop pro-
vinelal camping and picnic parks
at Deer: Park, Sheep Lake, Mur-
phy Creek and Pass Creek.

. Local Socreds noted that ag

Youth Training y+ set up
three years ago. Each year a ma-
jor clinic is held at one point
in Canada, with representatives
learning the latest techniques
which they in turn pass on to
meets ahd clinics such as this
one being held by the Trail and
Rossland Legions.

of the
cade section of the new highway
and the industrial development
now going on in this section of}
the riding are creating a strain
‘on present parks and recreation-
al areas and that more recren-

No. 3 also re-
ceived unanimous support,

‘ Riding president Angus Drin-
non thanked the members for
their support during the Decem-
ber byelection ‘and. said Social
Credit would win Rossland-Trall
next time with a much larger
majority.

Mr, Drinnan was re-elected
president at the meeting. Vice-
presidents elected were Burton
P. Campbell of Castlegar, Mrs.
¥. Grupp of Frultvale, Ed Wir-
sch of Trall and Alderman Pad-
dy Keane of Rossland.

Other resolutions passed by
the meeting included one calling
ior completion of the Sheep
link of the new

tional areas are

A the

and one that
turn the New

Every year, tial Olym-
pic and British Empire Game
athletes and coaches are selec:
ted to attend the major clinic.
It is quite possible, said a ‘Trall | Sel
Legionnaire, that some of the
athletes attending the Saturday
meet could’ be invited to next
year’s Dominion clinic.
Joe Haley, of course, is one
of the most logical ones to con-
duct’a meet and clinic. His re-
cord speaks for itself.

Scout Badges
Won at Camp

The following District Scouts
were awarded badges at the
Scout Camp held in August at
Fenner’s Point:

Kinnaird: Norbert Ruebsaat,
stalker’s badge and ex's
badge; David Leitner, camp cook
badge and swimmer’s badge; Don
Oddie, swimmer’s badge; Don
Sperry, swimmer’s badge.
Castlegar: Jack Whittaker,
eamper’s badge and camp cook
badge; Gary Gallo, camper’s
badge; Bill Whittaker, camper's
badge and camp cook badge; An-
dy Shutek, camp cook badge;
Arne Reinsbakken, rescuer’s bad-
ge; Warren Tomlinson, rescuer’s
badge,

Robson: John. Carter, stalk-
er’s badge, Jaff Banigan, rescu-
er’s badge; Larry Webster, swim-
mer’s badge; Norm Skene, swim-
mer’s badge; Clayton Jolly, swim-
mer’s badge.

Bonningtén-South Slocan:
Howie Redge, starman’s badge,
pathfinder’s badge, camp cook
badge, pioneer’s badge, grade “A”

cord and bushman’s thong.

Celebrity Concert

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€ for its

handling of the Sons of Freedom
children problem by instituting
the New Denver Dormitory
School was also sponsored by lo-
cal Social Crediters who noted
that the children are now attend-
ing public schools,

Another

Denver” Dormitory over to the
Kootenay Society for Handicap-
ped Children when St is definite
that the dormitory will not have
to be used again. for Sons of
Freedom children, ‘

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to give Doukhobors until June
80, 1960 to purchase the Iands
they occupy, after which date
the Iand should be sold by auc-
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-Other Castlegar and District
resolutions endorsed the govern-

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Senior Results from the 13th Annual Castlegar and District Fall Fair

Ten grand aggregate ‘cham-
pions were declared in Castle-
gar’s 13th annual Fall Fair, a
two-day event held.at the arent.
. They were:

Vegetables — Mrs. P. Wanjoff,
Robson, Pitts Challenge Cup and
obson Farmers’ Institute Memen-

Dbomne; Robson,

ark, Leo Bosse Challenge
H.W. Herridge, -MP,
Rose Bowl,

Dairy Products — Mrs, J. Ped-
ersen ani Mrs, F'. Konkin, ee
Daily News ‘and Country Life
prizes. .

~ Canning — “Irs, J. S. Hunter,
Robeow fob Challenge ond Me-
mento Ci

Baking — Mrs. J. S. Hunter,
Pythian Sisters Chatlenge and Mo-
mento Trophies.

Needlework — Mrs, H. ©. Arm-
strong, Nelson, Kinnaird Women's
Institute Cholienge Trophy and
Rotary Club of Castlegar Memento
Cup. # .

Grand aggregate winer—Mra.
F. Konidn, Castlegar and Ols-
trict Chamber of Commerce
Trophy and Memento Trophy.

Grand aggregate winner, jr.
section — Alexa Condy of

Xinnnnird.

Exhibitor with most, entries —
Mrs. F. Konkin, Trail Daily Times
prize.

Handicratts — Mrs. H. & Arm-
strong, Ladies’ Auxiliary
dian Legion Branch 110 5 tess Bowl
cuilenae and Legion Memento

on —~ Dale Matthews, Kiwanis
Challenge Trophy and Fall Fair
Board Memento Cup.

Vegetables an and Blowers Sjuniors)
— Gall: Konkin and Joan ff,
Robsori_ Women's institute. Chal
Tenge are ead and Fall Fair Me-

other junior aggregeta winners
were: Barbara Guido, baking;
Eilen Kanigan, Heedlensek: ‘alexa
Condy, pandleratt and art.
Results in detail:
Weantanss
jeans, wax—First, Mrs, Philip
: Wanjoff, Robson; second, Mrs. N.
Oswald, Castlegar.
; Beans, green — First, Mrs. P.
Wanjoff, Robson; second, Mrs, F.-
Konkin, Slocan Park. .

Beans, pole—First, Mrs, te s.
Popoff, Slocan Park; second, Mrs.
F._Konkin, Slecan Park.

Beans, scarlet runners ~ First,
Mrs, F. Konkin, Slocan Park; sec-
ond, Mrs, J. S. Hunter, Robson.

Beans, broad.— First, Mrs. F.
Konkin,

Beets, globe — First, Mrs, P,
Wanjoff, Robson; second, Mrs, N.
Oswald, Castlegar; third, Mrs. F.
Konkin, Slocan Park,

Beets, Jone. iret, Mrs, J. S.
Bunter, Robso

Cabbage, ball or flat—First, Mrs,
Omar_ Wilson, Kinnaird; second,
Mrs. F. Konkin, S.P.; third, Mrs.
P, S. Popoff, Slocan Park.

Cabbage, conical—First, Mrs. F,
Konkin,.Slocan Park.

Red_cabbage—First, Mrs. P. S.
Popoff, Slocan Park; second, Mrs.
P, Wanjoff, Robson.

Savoy cabbage—First, Mrs. P.
Wanjoff, Robson; second, Mrs. M.
Gallo, Castlegar,

Celery—-First, Mrs. P. 5. Popolf,
‘Slocan Park; Second, Meee F, Kon-
kin, Slocan

Coulnower Fics, Mes. P, Wan-
folf, Rotson,

Short carrots—First, Mrs. P. 8.
Popoff, Slocan Park; second, W. S.
Marrison, Kinnaird.

Long carrots—First, Mrs. F. Kon-
‘kin, Slocan Park; second, Mrs. P.
Wanjoff, Robson.

Carrots, intermediate _—. First,
Mrs, F. Konkin,' Slocan Park; sec-
ond, Mrs. N. Oswald, Castlegar.

Corn, A.O.V. — First, Mrs, P.
Wanjoff, Robson; second, Mrs. F.
Konkin, Slocan Park.

Cucumbers — First, Mrs. P. 5.
Popoff, Slocan Park; second, Mrs.
F, Konkin, Slocan Park.

Cucumbers, pickling—First, Mrs.
F. Konkin, Slocan Park; second,
Mrs. L. V. Popoff, Castlegar.

> Yellow onions — First, Mrs. ‘N.
Oswald, Castlegar second, W. S,
Harrison,

Spanish enlons First, Mrs, Wil-
liam Soukoreff, Robson; - second,
Mrs. P. S. Popolf, Slocan Park,

Parsnips — First, Mrs. J. W.
Brownlie, Kinnaird; second, W. S.
Harrison.

Tomatoes, ripe~-First, Mrs. Pp,
Wanjoff, Robson; second, Mrs. F.
Konkin, Slocan Park,

Green tomatoes—First, Mrs. P.
S. Popoff, Slocan Park; second,
Mrs. W. Soukoreff, Robson.

Rhubarb — First, J. S. Hunter,
pabgon second—A, S, Joy, Castle-

erect peppers — First, Mrs. FP.
Konkin, Slocan Park; second, Mrs.

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P, Wanjoff, Robson; third, Mrs. M.
Gallo, Castlegar.

Hot peppers—First, Mrs. F, Kon-
kin, Slocan Park; second, Mrs. P.
s. Li Slocan, Park.

Re toes, first Mrs. F. Kon-
kin, S. on second, Mrs. “p. Wan-

f,
White aintoeee first Mrs. F.
‘Konkin, 8.P.; second, J. S. Hunter,

‘Netted Gems—irst, Mrs, F. Kon-
i S.P.; si Mrs. P. Wan-

Mangles, any variety—first, Mrs.
F. Renkin, ort second, Mrs. P.
5s.

Take, Sinier table—first, Mrs.
F. Konkin, S.P.; second, Mrs. P.
Wanjoff, R.

Ple pumpin re, Mrs. P. S.
Popoff, P.; secom,.Mrs. J. 8.
poe

ash, A.O.V.—first, Mrs. P.
wat R; second, Mrs, J. Hun-
jer,

‘Squash, green hubbard — first,,
H. R, Foxlee, R.; second, s. PL
aera third, W. 8. Harrison,

Citron—first, W. S. Harrison, K.;
second, Mrs, F, Konkin, S.P.

Vegetable marrow—fitst, Mrs. P.
S. Popoff, S.P.

Largest by weight pumpkin —
first, Mrs. R. Hopp, Nakusp, one
bag fertilizer.

Largest by weight potato—first,
Mrs, F. ‘Konkin, SP. one bag fer-
tilizer.

Mrs, P, Wanjoff, R.;

Largest by prelgnt vegetable mar-
row—first, Mrs. P.-Wanjoff, R.;
fertilizer.

Largest by weight eabuaae fat,
Mrs. P. Wanjotl, ie 4 fertilizer.

Apples, banane—R R. Oborn
one Rome Deauty—fitst, Hg
rhe, R.

Opals northern spy—fitst, R.
Oborne, R.; st Mrs, P. Wan-
joff, R.
Apples, delicious—R. Oborne, R.
Apples, wealthy— first, Mrs. R.
Baglo, K.; second, Mrs. P. Wan-

, Re
Apples, Melitost fret, R. Ob-
orne, R; second, Mrs. P. Wanijoff,
R.

Apples, Jonathan—first, R. Ob:

orne, R.

wi mls Stavensteln: first, Mrs.
ye, pomioretts oR .3 second, A. 5.

‘ora, apps, rod Mrs. N.
Oswald, . “Harri.
Soni, Ki."

Geabapnes Ae Mis,
weld, C5

N. Os-
. Harrison,

“raha, yellow—first,” W.. S.
Pears, cet first, R: Oborne, M

R; second, H. R. Foxlee, R; third,
W. S. Harrison,

Pears: Flemish Beauty—Second, Me
Ww.

farrison.
pears ‘Anjou—First, R, Qborne,
Robson.
Pears, Howell—First, H.R. Fox-
lee.

Bears, A.O.V.—First, Mrs. J. W.
Brownlie, Kinnaird; second, Mrs.
W. Soukoreff, Robson.

Plums, blue (12)—First, W. 5.
Harrison, Kinnaird.

Plums, okamate W. S, Harri-
son, Kinnaird.

Plums, Damsons—First, w. Ss.
Harrison, Kinnaird.

Plums, Italian prune—First, Mrs.
P. Wanjoff, Robson; second, A, 5.

= Joy, Castlegar.

Plums, A.0.V.—First, Mrs. P.

Wanjoff, Robson; second, Mrs. F.
Konkin, Slocan -Park,

Peaches, the Three Vs—First, R.
Oborné, Robson; second, Mrs. J.
W. Brownlie, Kinnaird.

Peaches, A.0.V. — First, W. S.
Harrison, Kinnaird; second, Mrs.
P. Wanjoff, Robson.

Grapes, blue—First, Mrs. Elsie

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Largest by weight squash—first,
fertilizer,

Goreshyr, Castlegar; second, Mrs,
Konkin, Slocan Park, =

Ecranee, green — First, Mrs,
Konkin, Slocan Park; second, Mrs.

Elsie Goresky, Castlegar.

Strawberries—First, Mrs, F, Kon-
kin, Slocan Pork; second, Mrs, P,
Wanjoff, Robso!

Raspbersies Fire, Mrs. N. Su-
basic, Ross

‘Collection of fruit — First, R.
Oborne, Robson; second—Mrs, P.
ups eae

Titerigelds, African—First, Mrs,
M. Balgo, Castlegar; second, Mrs.
J. 8, Hunter, Robson; third, Ralph
Baglo, Kinnaird,

Marigolds, 'Prench—First, Mrs.
C. Guerin, Robson; second, Mrs.
Jack Scott, Robson; third, Mrs. F.
Konkin, Slocan Park,

Asters, Ostrich Feather “Second,
Mrs, Ralph Baglo, Kinnaird.

» Asters, A.0.V.—First, A. 8, Joy,
Castlegar; second, Mrs. M. Gallo,
Castlegar.

Dahlias, Cactus—First, Mrs, M.
Gallo, Castlegar; second, Mrs,
dock Scotty Robson; special, Mrs.
M.

Dabllae, Pom Pom—First, Mrs.
P. S. Popoff; second, Mrs, F. Kon-
Kin, Slocan Park.

Dahlias, decorative, large—First,

kn; second Mrs, R. Baglo, K.
Honey, ight—first, Mrs, J. Ped-

F. ersen, C,

ene dark— first, Mrs, J. Ped:

ortroney, eaneatrolt frame—first,
Mrs. J. Peders

Cheese, coltage—rst, Mrs. P.
S. Popoff; ore a P. Wanjoff.

nae sam Nam first, Mrs.
S. Hunter; second, Mrs. Ruth
Pa rkin, C.
Apricot jam—first, Mrs, R. Ob-
ore R; second, Mrs, J. S. Hun-
or, .

aspherry jam—first, Mrs. R.
Mrs.

wald, C.; second, Mrs: P. S, Pop-
off, SP.

Strawberry’ jam—tirst, Mrs. R.
Baglo; second, Mrs. C. S. Thring,

"Crabapple jetiy, rod fire, Mrs, ©

Guerin, R; second, Mrs, N.
wycrabapple jelly, -yellow— first,

Black currant jelly—first, Mrs.
J. S. Hunter, R; second, Mrs, C.
Guerin, R.

Red currant jelly—tirst, Mrs. J.
S. Hunter, .R; second, Mrs. R. Ob-

. Os-

aie P, §. Popoff, Slocan Park; ome, R.

ond, Mrs. Jack Scott, Robson.
*“Danlias: A.O.V.—First, Mrs. P.
s. Popol. Slocan Park; second,
A. Lampard, Castlegar.
Gladiolus, white and yellow —
First, P. Q, Drysdale, Nelson; sec-
ond, Mrs. P. S. Popoff, Slocan
Park.

Gladiolus, red and pink — first,
i Q Drysaele, Nelson; second,
H. R. Foxlee, Robson.

Gano, mixed colors — first,
" Mrs. P. S. Popoff, Slocan Park;
second, P. Q. Drysdale, Nelson.

Gladiolus, any other color—first,
Mrs. J. Scott, Robson; second,
Mrs. P. S, Popoff, Slocan Park.

Gieclolue, any color — first,
P, Q. Drysdale, Nelson; second,
Mrs. Ralph Baglo, Kinnaird,

pipe, plain — first, Mrs.
8. Popoff, Slocan Park; second
Mrs M. Gallo, Castlegar.

Naturtiums, double—first, Mrs.
M, Gallo, Castlegar; second, Mrs.
P. S. Popoff, Slocan Park.

Pansies, collection — first, Mrs,
B Johnson, Trail; second, Mrs. S'
M, Gallo, Cestlegars third, rMs.
N._Subasic, Resslan

Petunias, eet First, Mr. 4H.

Robson; second, Mrs.

Petunias, led — First, Mrs.

E Wanjoff, Robson; second, Mrs. .
. S. ark,

Ais: d
‘s. Ralph Baglo, ‘Kinnaird

“Phos, annual — First, Mrs. P .

Popoff, Slocan Park; second,

P.S,

Slocan Park; second, Mrs.
Gallo, Kinnaird.

Snapdragons, large, collection -
First, Mrs. P. S. Popoff, Slecan
Park: second, Mrs, Ralph Baglo,

eenlcs, collection
First, Mrs.
Park; seco!
third, Mrs. M. Gal, Ca
Zinnias,
First, Mrs. Wanjoff, Robson;
second, Mrs. BS. Popoff, Stocan

ny color — First, Mrs.
na Gallo, | Castlegar; second,

(large)

"Roses collection — Fist, Mrs.
Ke Berio. Einnalrd .Second, Mrs.

© Siivetion of perennials — First
Mrs. C. Guerin, Robson; second,

irs. ‘P. S, Popoff.

Collection of annuals — First,
e S. Joy, Castlegar; second, Mi

Guerin, Robson;
& “Kol special A. S. Joy,
Castlegar.

Chrysanthemums, colleetich -
Fist, Mrs. R. Baglo; Kinnaird:
second, Mrs. C. Guerin, Robson:

Carnations, collection — first,
Mrs, J. Scott, Robson; second,
Mrs, F. Konkin, Slocan Park,

Foliage Plant, any variety
First, Mrs. J. Scott, Robson; sec-
ond, ‘Mrs P. Wanjoff, Robson.

Geranium—first, Mrs. R. B:

K.; sbcond Mrs. Fad Konkin, SF

Begonia—fi

Ir
second, Mrs. J, Booth Special, Mrs, S

R. Baglo,
‘Begonia (AOV)—first, Mrs. P.
. + second—A. S. Avery.
African violet—first, Mrs. J. Scott
R. Baglo; second, Mrs.

jaglo, :
Table decoration—first, Wendy

DAIR’ PRODUCE -
Dairy ater pall as. F. Kon:
kin, S. P.; |. W. Sou
koreff, R.
Eggs, white—first, Mrs. F. Kon-
kin, 8. P.; second, Mrs. P. Wan-

Re .
wed brown, first, Mrs. F, Kon-

M. Mrs. FL Ke

Marmalade — First, Mrs. J. S,

ir.

Collection of jams—First, Mrs.
F. Konkin, Slocan Park; second,
Mrs. N. Subasic, Rossland. .

Collection of jellles—First, Mrs.
N, Subasic, Rossland; second, Mrs.
J. 8, Hunter, Robson,

CANNED FRUIT

Apricots—First, Mrs. P. 8. Per
off, Slocan Park; second, Mrs. F.
Konkin, Slocan Park.

Cherries—First, Mrs, R. Oborne,
Robson; second, Mrs. F, Konkin,
Slocan Park,

Peaches—First, Mrs. R. Oborne;
second—Mrs. M. Gallo, Castlegar.

Plums—First, Mrs, P. S.
Ponoff;' second, Mrs, R. Oborne.

Blue plums—Second, Mrs, P. 8,
Popoff.

Raspbetries Firat Mrs, E Kon-
kin; second, Mrs. R. Oborne

Pears. First. Mrs. iP Ss. Bopott;
second, Mrs, M. Gall

Strawberries.— First, Mrs, R,
Baglo; second, Mrs. F. Konkin.

Hucklcberries; pint—Second, Mrs.

‘Fralt salad—First, Mrs. J. S.
, Hunter; second, Mrs. C. Guerin,
Robson.

PICKLES

Mustard pickles—First, Mrs, R.

borne,

, pilined pickles First, Mrs. P. 8. ;
Popolts second, Mrs. M. Gali
ickled beets —

Pickled onions—First, Mra. L. E.
Davie Castlegar; second, Mrs. M.

pi pickles — First, Mrs, M.
Gallo; Eecond, Mrs. R. Oborne.

Bread and butter pickles—First,
‘onkin; second, Mrs. M.

wich sauce—First, Mrs. F. Kon-

Cucumber relish—First, Mrs, C,
S. Thring, Castlegar.
CANNED VEGETABLES
Corn—First, Mrs. ae S, Popoff;

wald, Castlegar; second, Mrs, F.
Konkin,

Peas—First, Mrs. F. Konkin;
second, Mrs, J, 8, Hunter,

Tomatoes—First, Mee. PF. on
kin; second, Mrs. P. S. Popoi

Beets (whole or dead eric,
Meg Ne N. Oawald second, Mrs, J,

aroteFs, Mrs, J. S, Hun-
ter; second Mrs. P. S. Popoff.

Collection of canning--First Mrs,
F. Konkin; second, Mrs. M. Gallo,
CANNED MEATS

Beet Elret, Mrs,. J, 'S, Hunter.

Mrs. J. Scott:
. Hunter.

Fish--First, Mrs. J. Scott.

Meat, any variety—First, Mrs.
J. 8. Hunter; second, MEy L. E.
Davis, Castlegar.

BAKING

Angel cake—First, Mrs. J. Scott;
second, Mrs. unter,

Layer cake, chocolate — First,
Mrs, J. S, Hunter; second, Mrs.
R, Oborne.

Layer cake, white—First, Mrs. J.
S. Hunter; second, Mrs. D. J, Ads-
head, Robson.
e, dark—First, Mrs. J.
S, Hunter; second, Mrs, C, Guerin,

Fruit cake, light—First, Mrs, J.
Scott; second, Mrs, C. Guerin.

Spice cake — First, Mrs. J. S.

Hunter; second, Mrs. R, Oborne.

Chiffon cake — First, Mrs. J.
Scotts; second, Mrs. M. Gallo.

Jelly roll — Second, Mrs. E
Goresky, Castlegar,

Date-nut loaf—First, Mrs, D. A.
McIntosh, Kinnaird; second, Mrs.
R, Oborne,

Banana ldaf—First, Mrs. Elsie
Goresky: second, Mrs. J. S, Hun-
er.

Gingerbread—First, Mrs. J. S.
Hunter, Robson; second, Mrs, D.
A, Melntosh, Kinnaird.

‘Matrimonial cake—First, Mrs. L.
E, Davies, Castlegar; second, Mrs.
L, Popoff, Castlegar;

Shortbread cookies—First, Mrs.
J. S. Hunter, Robson; second, Mcs.
M. Gallo, Castlegar.

Scotch shortbread — First, Afcs.
M, Gallo; second, Mrs. N, Oswald.

Oatmeal drop ‘cookies — First,
Mrs. Elsie Goresky; second, Mrs.
L. Popoff.

Rolled cookies—First, Mrs. Elsie
Goresky; second, Mrs, J. S, Hun-

er.
Peanut butter- cookies — First,
J. S, Hunter; second, Sirs.
Pearl Andersen, Castlegar.

Bran muffins—First,. Mrs. C. S.
Thring, Castlegar; second, Mrs. D.
A. Mcintosh, Kinnaird.

‘Macaroons—First prize, Mrs. E.
A, Lampard, Castlegar; second..
Mrs, Pearl Andersen, Castlegac.

Apple pie — First, Mrs.
Thring; second, Mrs. Polly Saw-
chenko, Castlegar.

Pumpkin ple first, Mrs. R. Cié-
orne; second, Mrs.

Raisin ple—first, ee R. Ce-
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Castlegar Night School

Courses

COURSES IN CASTLEGAR AND ne
MONDAY, OCT. Sth

Typing, Mrs. Lund — list

Mitchell

TUESDAY, OCT.

for New C:

6th

Ladies Keep Fit, Mrs. Kubos — Art Workshop — Miss Proudfoot
$t. John Ambulance First Aid (High School)
St. John Ambulance First Aid (KINNAIRD School)
Mens: Basketball, Mr. L. De Rosa 6 to 7.30° p.m.

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 7th

Beginners Square Dancing

THURSDAY, OCT. 8th

Mens Basketball, Mr. DeRosa

FRIDAY, OCT. 9th

Square Dancing in the {KINNAIRD School)
FEES — $7.00 per course except Square Dancing, $8.50 per couple.

No fee required for E

lish for New C

Fee for First

Aid to be a arranged.
All classes in High School except sahoes noted.

\

; Please register on first night of course offered. To ensure a course
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5 persons are required to register.
L.E. Cantel,’ Pitector of Night School, Phone 5103

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