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‘| Section ‘A.. Vegetables

Scarlet runner beans: — 2nd
only; Mrs, C. H. King; Wax’Beans,
1, Mrs,'H. Hesketh;-Green beans,
1 Mrs. J. Sherbiko, 2.: Mrs. H.
-| Hesketh; Globe’ beets, 1. Mrs. J.
Sherbiko, 2..H. R, Foxlee; Ball or
| flat cabbage, 1. R. Oborne, 2. Mrs.
«J. Sherbiko; Celery,’ 1. Mrs. D.
Pellegrin; Short Carrots, 1. Mrs.
Jas G ill, 2, Mrs: H. 3
Carrots, long, 2nd only, Mrs. J.
R, Parkin; Corn, any variety, 1.
R. Oborne; Cucumbers,'1. Mrs. J.
Sherbiko, 2. Mrs. C. Fraser; Cu-
cumbers, pickling, 1. Mrs. J. R.
Parkin, 2. Mrs. M. Curren; On-
ions, yellow or brown, 1, Mrs. J.
Sherbiko, - 2. Mrs. N. Oswald;
Parsnips, Mrs.:H. Hesketh; Pump-
kin, 2nd only, Mrs. L. E. Davis;
Green Hubbard, 1. H.R.
Foxlee, 2. Mrs. L. E. Davis;
Squash any other variety, 1. Mrs.
W. -Easton,,2. Mrs. J. R. Parkin;
Vegetable Marrow, 1. Mrs. J. R.
Parkin, 2. Mrs. H. Hesketh; To-
matoes, ripe, 1. Mrs. L. E, Davis,
2. Mrs.’ -Sid Walton; Tomatoes,
green, 1. Mrs. H. Hesketh, 2. Mrs.
J. R. Parkin, 3. Mrs. J. Sherbiko;
Peppers, sweet, H. R, Foxlee;
Potatoes, red, 2nd only, Mrs. Sid
Walton, Potatoes, white, 1. Mrs.
J. Sherbiko, 2. Mrs. L. E. Davis;
Largest potato, 1. Mrs. J. Sher-
biko, 2. Mrs. L. E. Davis; Field
turnips, 2nd only, Mrs, Sid Wal-
ton, Blueberry. .

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Section B — Fruit

Apples — Banana, R. Oborne;
Wagner, R. Oborne; Roman Beau-
ty, R. Oborne; Northern Spy, R.
Oborne; Delicious, 1. R. Oborne,
2. K. Andreashuk; ‘Wealthy, R.
Oborne; McIntosh, R. Oborne;
Jonathan, 1. K. Andreashuk 2. R.
Oborne; any other Variety, R.
Oborne. a
* Crabapples, ¢yellow, 2nd only,
R. Foxlee; Red crabapples, 1. R.
Oborne, 2. Mrs. N. Oswald.

Pears — Bartlett, 1. R. Oborne,

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.. period

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2. K. Andreashuk; Flemish Beau-
ty, 1K. ‘Andreashuk,
Oborne; Anjou,

Howell, :

Oborne; Any other variety, 1.
Oborne, 2. K. Andreashuk. -

Plums, blue or red, 1. H.R.
Foxlee, 2. K. Andreashuk; Plums,
yellow, 2nd only, R. : Foxlee;
Plums, prune, K. ‘Andreashuk, 2.
R. Oborne;

Peaches — Three V’s, 1. R.
Oborne, 2, A. Smecher}; Peaches,
any other variety, 1. Mrs. L. E.
Davis, 2. R. Oborne; Grapes, 2nd
only R. Oborne; Collection of
fruits, 1. R. Oborne, 2. K. And-
reachuk.

Section C — Flowers

African Marigolds, 1. Mrs. J. L.
Townsend, 2, Mrs. F, Fomenoff;
French Marigolds, 1.. Mrs. N.
Stoochnoff, 2. Mrs. R..A. D. West;
Asters, 1. Mrs. J. L. Townsend,
2. Mrs. F. Fomenoff; Dahlias, 1.
Anne Kastrukoff, 2. Mrs. J. L.
Townsend; Gladioli, “1. Mrs. M.
Gallo, 2. Mrs. J. Sherbiko; Nas-
turtiums, plain, 1. Mrs. F, Fo-
menoff, 2. Mrs. J. Sherbiko; Nas-
turtiums, double, ‘l. Mrs. F. Fo-
menoff, 2. Mrs, J. Sherbiko; Pan-
sies, 1. Mrs. L. Morey, 2. Mrs. J.
Gemmill; Petunias, 1. Mrs. W. C.
Talbot, 2. Anne Kastrukoff;
Phlox, Mrs. N. Stoochnoff; Snap-
dragons, 2nd only, Mrs. S. Wal-
ton, Blueberry, B.C.; Large Zin-
nias, 1. Mrs. M. J. Verzuh, 2. Mrs.
Jean Jones; Small Zinnias, Mrs.
W. C. Talbot; Roses, James Cope-
land; Collection of Annuals, 1.
Mrs. J. L. Townsend, 2. Mrs. R.
A. D. West; Chrysanthemums,
Mrs. N. Stoochnoff; Carnations,
I. Mrs. R. A. D. West, 2. Mrs. L.
Morey; Potted Foliage Plant, 1.
Mrs. J. Sherbiko, 2. Mrs. R. A. D.
West; Geranium in bloom, 1.
Mrs. J. L. Townsend; Begonia
in bloom, 1. Mrs. N. Stoochnoff,
2. Mrs. M; J. Verzuh, Kinnaird.
African Violet in bloom, Mrs. W.
Rigby; Potted Plants in bloom,
any other variety, Mrs. G. Hagen:
Best Gladioli Spike, Mrs. M.
Gallo.

Section D — Dairy Products

Eggs, white, 1. Mrs. J. Sher-
biko; 2. Mrs. S. Walton; Eggs,
brown, M. I. Santano; Jar of
Honey, light, 1. R. Oborne, 2. Mrs.
Cc. H. King; Frame of Honey,
light, R. Oborne.
Section E — Canning me

Black Currant Jam, 1. Mrs. L
E. Davis, 2. Mrs. M. Gallo; Apri-
cot Jam, 1. Mrs. M. Verzuh, 2.
Mrs. W. Marken, 3. Mrs. J. Stre-

lioff; ry Jam. 1. Mrs. L.

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E. Davis, 2. Mrs. N. Oswald, 3.
Mrs. W. Easton; Plum -Jam, 1.
Mrs. J. Sherbiko, 2, Mrs. W. Mar-
ken; Strawberry Jam, 1. Mrs. we

*| will be in charge of a school for
R.| Handicapped children in. Trail,

Eagles, Kansas City, Missouri.

Mrs; Magwoot! To Head
School In Trail For
-| Handicapped Children

Mrs. G. Magwood of Robson

due:to open in two weeks.time, it
was announced at the regular
monthly meeting of the Kootenay
Society for Handicapped Children
in the K.P. Hall, Trail last week.
A total of 22 children had reg-
istered for the school to that date.
A list of equipment needed for
the school:was submitted by Mrs.
Magwood. A nurse, Miss Lassen,
and seven volunteers have been
enlisted to assist’ in the~classes.
Insurance and transportation is;
in charge of a special commitee.
The school, to be called ‘Maple
School,” will serve handicapped
children in Robson, Castlegar,
Kinnaird, Rossland, Fruitvale and
Trail. .

The meeting accepted a dona-
tion from Rossland Rotarians for
the purchase of educational toys
and heard a report from the fact-
finding committee regarding the
gift of land by Mr. Baccus at Rob-
son. Further investigation as to
an ample water supply on the
land was necessary, it was de-
cided.

Eagles To Have
Aerie In Castlegar

Plans for tHe organization in
Castlegar of a new Aerie of the
Fraternal Order of Eagles, were
announced this week by J. A.
Weaver, an organizer. for the
Order, repredenting the Grand
Aerie of the Fraternal Order of

- Mr. Weaver has begun:drawing
up a-charter list for the new
Aerie here and has established his
headquarters at Ozeroff Jewel-
lery.

The- Eagles, the organizer ex-
plained, are beneficial frater-
nal arganization. Aerie homes
are maintained in all the princi-
pal cities of Canada and ‘the U.S.
The Order is also active in so-
cial welfare work, being primari-
ly résponsible for the spread of
the old age pension and work-
men’s compensation movement in
the U.S. besides, laying the
groundwork for the national So-
cial Security Act. Mr. Weaver
said.

Aeries of tHe Eagles are also
active in civic projects in the
cities in which they are located,
he explained, these activities be-
ing varied in nature.

ie organizer expects to call
a meeting of persons intetrested
in the order within the next ten
days.

Marken, 2. Mrs. N.
Crabapple Jelly, 1. Mrs. W. piel
2. Mrs. R, Oborne; Black
Currant Jelly, 1. Mrs, N. Stooch-
noff, 2. Mrs. M. B. Peachey; Red
Currant Jelly, 1. Mrs. J. Sherbi-
ko, 2. Mrs. R. W. Oborne; Can-
ned Cherries, 1. Mrs. J. Sherbi-
ko; Canned Péars, 1, Mrs. W.
Marken, 2. Susan Wapple; Can-
ned Plums, 1. Mrs. W. Marken,
2. Mrs. J. Sherbiko; Canned Rasp-
berries, 1. Mrs. L. Townsend,
2. Mrs. W. Marken; Canned
Strawberries, 1. Mrs,.W. Marken,
2. Mrs. R. Oborne; Homemade
Mustard Pickles, 1. Mrs. J. Stre-
lioff, 2. Mrs. M. J. Verzuh; Home-
made Mixed Pickles, 1.. Mrs. J.

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material.

LEO Besse

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Ferry Traffic Totals
Continue To Zoom

The Castlegar ferry continued
to transport a record volume of
traffic during the month of Aug-
ust, compared to the volume for
the same month last year.

Ontario leads all provinces of
Canada with the largest output of
sugar and highest per cent im
sugar beets. Best sugar output im
1951 was 93,900,000 pounds.

Bayonets were named for Bay-
onne,.France where they were
first made.

A total of ,111,125

not including drivers were trans-

ported by the ferry during August

18,416 more than the 92,709 rater
P.

A dog’s tongue is the only part

for August 1951.
traffic increased by 11,480 igen
30,723 vehicles during August,
1951 to 42,203 vehciles during
August 1952. The August total of
trucks transported was 15,606, an
increase of 2,675 from the 12,675
ferried during the same month
last year,

These zooming totals were reg-
istered even though the ferry
made ten fewer trips than. in
August, 1951.

There were increases also for
totals of trailers and semi-trail-
ers from 251 to 331; motor buses,
from 492 to 591; rigs, from two
to, three. -

The only decrease registered
were in motorcycles, tons of
freight and livestock which de-
creased from 226 to 171, 5978 to
5418 and 62 to 41 respectively.

the value of goods and services
during 1951 totalled $21, 200,000,-
000, a record.

Canada’s national income and

of its body that can perspire.

New Homes
For Sale

Dumont Subdivision
House 24’x28’

2 Bedrooms with Closets
Living Room & Kitchen
Bathroom & Hallway
FULL PLUMBING
Including Hot Water Tank
COMPLETE WIRING
Inside Walls Not Finished

$4000.00

Terms Arranged

KINNAIRE
BUILDERS

Care Of
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AND COLLINSON

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PUBLIC

NOTICE

TO THE RATEPAYERS
of the Village of Castlegar

A ratepayers’ meeting will be held on Friday, Sept- -
ember 19 at 17:30: p.m. in the Coronation Hall,

for the

of the di

of the C ity Hall

,

By Order of 4,
The Board of Commissioners of the
Village of Castlegar.

this matter will be

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