CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 25, 1958

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HOME COOKING

Angel cake, uniced — 1, Mrs. J.
©. Geott, Robson; 2, Mrs, J. S.
Hunter, Robson. {
Layer cake, chocolate — 1, Mrs.
J, S. Hunter, Robson; 2. Mrs. R.
. 'W,. Oborne, Robson.
Layer cake, white — 1, Mrs. J.
S. Hunter; Robson; 2. Mrs. J,
‘Mazon, Castlegar.
Fruit cake, dark, uniced — 1. Mds.
J. &. Hunter, Robson; 2, Mrs. W.
J. Guerin, Robson,
Fruit cake, light — 1, Mrs, W.
43. Guerin, Robson; 2, Mrs, J. 5,
Scott.

Spice cake, uniced — 1. Mrs.
NN. Oswald, Castlegar; 2. Mrs.
James Gemmill, Castlegar,

Chiffon cake, uniced — 1, Mrs,
Ron Gemmill, Castlegar; 2. Mrs.
J. S. Scott, Robson.

Date and nut loaf -- 1. Mrs.
‘N. Oswald, Castlegar; 2. Mrs,
S. Hunter.

Banana loaf — 1. Mrs. R. K.
Fines, Rossland; 2, Mrs, N. Os-
wald, Castlegar.

Ginger bread — 2. Mrs, D. A.
Mcintosh, Kinnaird.

Matrimonial cake — 1, Mrs. J.
Mason, Castlegar, 2, Mrs, N.
Oswald, Castlegar.

Shortbread cookies — 1. Mrs.
M. Gallo, Castlegar; 2, Mrs. W.
J, Guerin, Robson,

Scotch shortbread — 1, Mrs. J.
S. Hunter, Robson; 2. Mrs. M.
Gallo, Castlegar.

Oatmeal drop cookies — 1,
Mrs, N. Oswald, Castlegar;
Mrs. F. Konkin, Slocan Park,

Macaroons — 1. Mrs. J. S.
Hunter, Robson; 2, Mrs. W. J.
Guerin, Robson,

Apple ple — 1, Mrs. J. S, Hun-
ter, Robson; 2, Mrs, R. W. Ob-
orne, Robson.

. Pumpkin pie — 1. Mrs. J. S.
Hunter, Robson; 2. Mrs. M. Gal-
lo, Castlegar.

: Lemon pie — 1. Mrs. M. Gallo,
Castlegar; 2. Mrs, J. S, Hunter,
Robson,

Raisin pie — 1. Mrs. R. W.
4Oborne, Robson; 2. Mrs. J. S.
Hunter, Robson. *

Cup cakes, white ,(iced) — 4.
Mrs. N. Oswald, Castlegar; 2,
Mrs. J. S. Hunter, Robson,

Doughnuts (cake) — 2, Mrs,
J. S. Hunter, Robson.

‘ Doughnuts (bread) — 2; Mrs.
3. S, Hunter, Robson.

Bread buns, white — 1, Mrs.
N. Oswald, Castlegar; 2. Mrs.
RR. W. Oborne, Robson; 3. Mrs.
Cc. R, Sutherland, Robson.

Bread buns, brown—1, Mrs. N,
Oswald, Castlegar; 2, Mrs. R. W.
Oborne, Robson.

Special, white bread — 1, Mrs,
3. W, Brownlie, Kinnaird; 2 Mrs.
N. Oswald, Castlegar; 3. Mrs.
E. Goresky, Castlegar.

Special, white bread — 1. Mrs,
N. Oswald, Castlegar; 2. Mrs, J,
Mason, Castlegar; 3. Mrs. J. S,
Hunter, Robson.

Brown bread — 1. Mrs, N.
Oswald, Castlegar; 2. Mrs. C. R.
Sutherland, Robson; 3. Mrs. J.
Pederson, Castlegar.

Milk rolls — 1. Mrs. R. W.
Oborne, Robson; 2. Mrs. N. Os-
wald, Castlegar; 3, Mrs. J. S.
Hunter, Robson.

Cinnamon buns — 1, Mrs. N.
Oswald, Castlegar; 2, Mrs. E.
Goresky, Castlegar; 3. Mrs. R.
Oborne, Robson,

Special, light cake, iced — 1,
Mrs, J, Sherbiko, Castlegar; 2.
Mrs. J, S. Hunter, Robson,

Special, white cake — 1. Mrs.
N. Oswald, Castlegar; 2. Mrs,
Ron Gemmill, Castlegar; 3, Mrs.
E. Goresky, Castlegar.

Fudge — 1. Mrs. J. S. Scott,
Robson; 2, Mrs, P. Jolly, Robson,

Hard candy — 1. Mrs. W. 3.
Guerin, Robson.

HANDICRAFTS 1

Tooled leather project, AOV—
1. Mrs, H. Carlson, Kaslo.

Carved leather handbag — +.
Mrs. E. Goresky, Castlegar.

Carved leather project, AOV
—1l. Mrs, H. Carlson, Kaslo; 2.
Mrs. E. Goresky, Castlegar,

Homespun wool — 1. Mrs, F.
Konkin, Slocan Park; 2. Mrs. P,
*S. Popoff, Slocan Park,

Stuffed toy — 1. Mrs. R, H.
Pratt, Castlegar; 2, Mrs. H. Arm-
strong, Nelson; 3. Mrs. D, Shea,
Vancouver.

Corsage of handmade artificial
flowers — 1. Mrs. H, Armstrong,
Nelson; 2. W. Scott, Robson;
Mrs. F. Konkin, Slocan Park,

Ceramics, any article —1. Mrs.
V. Peterson, Rossland.

Hand painted china, any ar-
ticle — 1. Mrs. H. Armstrong,
Nelson,

Article made of metal — 1.
Mrs. R. H. Pratt, Castlegar;
Mrs. H. Armstrong, Neilson.

Hammered metal project — 1,
Mrs. R. H. Pratt, Castlegar.

Baket Weaving — 1. Mrs, R.
# Pratt, Castlegar.

¥Stocan; 2, J. T. Webster, Robson;

43. Mrs,

3.)Mrs, V. Peterson Rosland;

| Kinnaird,

“{ehilds — Mrs, E. Craft, Needles;

3. | Brilliant,

2.) ford, Brilliant; 2, Mrs, R. Bate-|

Hand carved wood article —

strong, Nelson;
Webster, Robson; 3. Mrs, J. A.
Manahan, Kinnaird.

Article made of wood, not
furniture — 1. R. G. Warner,

3, A.M. Miller. Saanichton,
‘Tooled metal project —1. Mrs,
J. B. McNell, West

Hand embroidered bureau scarf
or buffet set, colored embroidery
. Mrs, W. Soukeroff, Robson;

2, Mra, J. Cc

exa Condy, Kinnaird,
Artificial flowers, or flower—
1, Gall Konkin, Slocan Park.

Hand embroidered pillow slips,
white embroidery — 1, Mrs. P. S,
Popoff, Slocan Park.

Hand embroidered pillow slips,
colored embroidery — 1. Mrs, S.
Harshenin, Brilliant; 2, Mrs, P.
Popoff, Slocan Park; 3. Mrs.
Bateman, Edgewood.

2. Mrs. H. Armstrong, Nelson.
Article made of wood, not
furniture — 1. C. Jolly, Robson.
Embroidered picture — 1. Miss

Hand
cloth, white embroidery — 1. Mrs.
P. S, Popoff, Slocan Park,
Hand embroidered lunch cloth,
colored embroidery — 1. Mrs. H.

A, O'Brian, Cé

Cross stitch, any article — 1.
Miss C. Hogendorn, Castlegar;
2. Mrs. R. H. Pratt, Castlegar;

Nelson; 2. Mrs. J.
Sherbiko, Castlegar,

Cutwork embroidery, colored
spabvoldéry, — 1, Mrs. R. Bate-
2. Mrs, H. Carl-

E,

Petitpoint, any Mie _ L

mai
son,  Kaslo,
any article, white

Mrs. V.
Needlepoint, any article — 1,
Mrs. H. Erickson, Rossland;

Mrs, W. J. Guerin, Robson.

Weaving, any article
Mrs. R. H. Pratt, Castlegar;
Mrs. H. Erickson, Rossland;
Mrs, H. Armstrong, Nelson.

Treadle ooming, towel or
buffet set — 1, Mrs. R. H. Pratt,
Castlegar,

Cushion cover, punchwork —
1, Mrs, P. S. Popof;t, Slocan
Park, . ‘

Freehand oil painting — 1. J.
T. Webster, Robson; 2 Mrs. R,
H, Pratt, Castlegar; 3. Mrs. D,
A. McIntosh, Kinnaird.

Pencil drawing — 1. D. A
McIntosh, Kinnaird; 2, Sue
Johnson, Castlegar; 3. J, T. Web-
ster, Robson.

Number painting — 1, Eileen
Goresky, Castlegar; 2. Mrs. H.
Armstrong, Nelson.

Water color painting any are
ticle — 1, J. Oswald, Castlegar;
2, D. Whitelock, Robson; 3. Mrs,
D. A. Melntosh, Kinnaird,

Tempera color painting — 1,
Betty Campbell, Castlegar; 2.
Dulce Whitelock, Robson; 3,
Kathy Poznecoy, Kinnaird, 5

Water color painting, scene—
1, J. Oswald, Castlegar; 2. Dulce
Whitelock, Robson.

Hand painting on cloth — 1,
J, Webster, Robson; 2, Mrs. H.
Carlson, Kaslo;. 3, Mrs. H. Arm-
strong, Nelson.

12 snaps Cnounted) cored

— 1. Mrs, H. Armstrong, Nelson.

Hand embroidery, colored A.O.
V. — 1. Mrs. W. Soukeroff, Rob-
son; 2. Mrs, J. Gemmill, Castle-
gar; 3, Mrs, J, Sherbiko, Castlegar,

Tatting, handkerchief edging —
1, Mrs, J. H, Pederson, Castlegar;
2, Mrs, J, Shedbiko, Castlegar,

Tatting, A.O,V. — 1. Mrs.
Carlson, Kaslo.

Crocheted doy, cotton, any

color-— 1. Mrs. D, A. McIntosh,
Kinnaird; 2. Ms. H, ‘Armstrong,
Nelson. .
see work, cotton, A.O.V, —-
» V, Peterson, Rossland; 2.
Mes P, S. Popoff, Stocan Padk.

Fillet crochet, any article — 1.
Mrs. V. Peterson, Rossland; 2.
Mrs, W. Soukeroff, Robson.

Baby's crocheted jacket, bon-
net, booties, wool'— 1. Mrs. D,
McIntosh, Kinnaird.

Article made from. flour sack,
as wearing apparel — 1, Mds, H.
Armstrong, Nelson; 2. Mrs. J. J.
deGans, Edgewood.

Lunch cloth made irom flour
sack — 1. Mrs, H. Armstrong, Nei-
ae 2, Mrs. J. Sherbiko, Castle-

"Pillow slips made from a flour
sack — LMrs, R. Bateman, Edge-
wood; 2, Mrs. P. S. Popoff, Slocan
Park,

‘Article made from a flour sack,
A.O.V, — 1. Mrs. S,. Harshenin,
Brilliant. 2

Cotton apron, any style — 1.
Mrs, H. Armstrong, Nelson; 2.
Mrs. F. Konkin, Slocan Park.

Cotton dress, lady — 1. Mrs. H,
Armstrong, Nelson; 2. Mrs. R,
Oborne, Robson,

ee dress, childs — 1. Mrs,

1. J. Oswald, Ci
S. C. Condy, Kinnaird; 2 Mrs,
Vv. Peterson,

Nelson; 2, Mrs.
D Adshead. Robson. |

12 snaps (mounted) ‘black and|
white — 1, J. Oswald, Castlegar;

Rug braided, cotton rags — 1.
Mrs, P. S. Popoff, Slocan Park.

Rug hooked, wool yarn — 1.
Mrs. F. Konkin, Slocan Park,

Rug, loomed — 1. Mrs, P. S
Popoff, Slocan Park,

NEEDLEWORK -

Knitted socks, (stocking stitch),
adults — 1. Mrs, E. Craft, eeaes

2. Mrs. D, A. McIntosh, Kinnair:

Knitted socks, (stocking atte,
childs — 1. Mrs. R. Bateman,
Edgewood; 2. Mrs, E. Cratt,

Needles,

Knitted socks, fancy stitch,
adults — 1, Mrs. E, Craft, Needles;
2, Mrs. L, J, de Gans, Edgewood;

dress — 1. Mrs. R.
Oborne, Robson; 2. Mrs. H. Arai-
strong, Nelson.

Cushion cover, any variety — J.
Mrs, H.° Armstrong. Nelson; 2
Mrs, I. Hartson, Castlegar.

Darn on work sock — 1. Mes.
D. Mcintosh, Kinnaird; 2, Mrs,
M, Gallo, Castlegar.

Article made from worn gar-
ment, lightweight — 1. Mrs, S.
Condy, Kinnaird; 2. Mrs. H. Arm-
strong, Nelson.

Ariticle made from worn gare
ment, heavyweight > 1. Mrs, F.

Konkin, Slocan Park; 2, Mrs. H.
Armstrong, Nelson,

Crocheted table cloth — 1. Mrs.
Vv. Peterson, Rossland,

Knitted afghan — -1. Mrs. E.
Tann, Kinnaird,

Cc afghan — 1, Mrs. V.

R
socks, fancy stitch,
childs — 2, Mrs, D. A. McIntosh,

Knitted socks, diamond, adults
— 1. Mrs. E, Craft, Needles; 2,
Mrs. R, Bateman, Edgewood.

Knitted socks, diamond, childs
— 2. Mrs. E, Tarn, Kinnaird,

Knitted mitts, childs — 1. Mrs.
W. J. Guerin, Robson; 2, Mrs, R.
W. Oborne, Robson.

‘Knitted gloves — 1. Mrs. BE.

Craft, Needes; 2, Mrs. W. J, Guer- 9

in, Robson.

Knitted sweater, stocking stitch,
aduts — 2. Mrs. J. Sherbiko, Cas:
tlegar, q

Knitted sweater, childs —
Mrs. R. W, Oborne, Robson; 2.
Mrs. L. J. deGans, Edgewood.

Knitted sweater, fancy stitch,
adults — 1, Mrs. R, Bateman,
Edgewood; 2., Mrs. J. Sherbiko,
Castlegar,

Knitted sweater, fancy stitch,

2, Mrs. M, Warner, Kinnaird; 3
Mrs. C. Woodford, Brilliant,
Northland sweater, adults — 1.
Mrs. L. J. deGans, Edgewood; 2.
Mrs, R. H. Pratt, Castlegar.
Northland sweater, childs — 1,
Mds. C, Woodford, Brilliant; 2.
Mrs. R.

Peterson, Rossland; 2, Mrs.
Card, Robson.

Quilt, any variety — 1. Mrs, H.
arison, Kaslo; 2, Mrs. H. Erick-;|

,|son, Rossland,

BOYS and GILRS
® years and under

Tea biscuits — 1. Dianne War-
ner, 8 years, Kinnaird;"2. Gail

‘Konkin, 7 years, Slocan Park.

Drop cookies — Patsy Hughes,
years, Castlegar; 2, Maxine
Adshead, 9 years, Robson.

Layer cake, chocolate — 1.
Maxine Adshead, Robson.

Fancy squares —1. Alexa Con-
dy, 8 years, Kinnaird,

Light Fudge 1, Dianne
Warner, Kinnaird.

Chocolate Fudge — 2, Dianne
Warner, Kinnaird.

Airplone model made from kit
—1. Alexa. Condy, Kinnaird.

Boat model made from kit—
1. Alexa Condy, Kinnaird.

Model making, using original
, | design — 1. Emmon Sperry, 7
"lyears, Castlegar.

Platicine medelling — 1. Em.
mon, Sperry, Castlegar.
project — 1. pas

Knitted article, wool, not for
babies — 2. Mrs, C. Woodford,

Knitted doily, cotton — 1, Mrs,
S. Harshenin, Brilliant; 2, Mrs. J.
S, Hunter, Robson.

Knitted article, any other, cot-
ton, not for babies — 1. Mrs, P.

S. Popoff, Slocan Park.

Knitted jacket, bonnet, booties,
(wool), babies — 1. Mrs. C. Wood-
man, Edgewood.

Knitted article, wool, any other
for baby — 1. Mrs. R. Bateman,
Edgewood; 2. Mrs. H. Erickson,

mon Sperry, Castlegar; ‘Tom
Condy, 4 years, Kinnaird; 3, Al-
exa Condy, Kinnaird,

Dresed doll — Gail Konkin,
Slocan Park,

Painting of scene — 1.. Gail
Konkin, Slocan Park; 3. Emmon
.| Sperry, Castlegar.

Finger painting pieture —.kh
Willa Condy, 2 years, Kinnaird;
2. Tom Condy, 4 years, Kinnaird.

Pencil drawing — 1. Gail Kon-
kin, Slocan Park.

Free expression painting — 1,
Tom Condy, Kinnaird; 2. Willa
Condy, 2 years, Kinnaird; 3. Al-

Rossland.

Cc of wild. flowers,
presed and mounted, special —
Alexa Condy, Kinnaird,

Knitting, any variety, any ar-
ticle—1, Gail Konkin, Slocan

g, | Park; 2, Barbara Popoff, 1 years,
R,|Slocan Park,

Crochet work, any variety —
1, Gail Konkin, Slocan Park; 2,
Barabara Popoff, Slocan Park,

12 years and Under

Tea biscuits — 1, Donna Pep-
pard, 10 years, Castlegar; 2,
Donald Shay, 12 years, Castlegar.

Drop cookies 1. Sharon
Konkin, 12 years, Slocan Park;
2, Elaine Adshead, 20 years,
Robson, :

Layer cake, white — 1. Donald
Shay, Castlegar; 2. ‘Elaine Ads-
head, Robson.

Layer cake, chocolate -—-.L
Allee Toogood, 11 years, Blue.
berry; 2. Jill Hughes, 12 years,
Castlegar.

Fancy squares — 1. Sandra

H.| Vassen, 12 years, Kinnaird; 2,

Vicky Jones, 12 years, Castlegar.

Light fudge — 1. Vicky Jones,
Castlegar; 2, Sandra Vassen,
Kinnaird.

Dark fudge —— 1. Jay Ander-
son, 10 years, Castlegar; 2, Lin-
da Bro, 10 years, Robson.

Boat model made from kit —
1. Bruce Hunter, 12 years, Cast-
legar; 2. Ken Wylie, 12 years,
Robson.

Model making, using original
design, any media — 1. Don L.
Sperry, 12 years, Castlegar.

Whittled article of wood — 1.
Don L. Sperry, Castlegar; . 2.
Bruce MeNicol, 12 years.

Whittled boat, free hand — 2,
Donald Gallo, 11 years, Castle-
gar.

Platicine modelling — 1. Jeff
Banigan, 12 years, Robson; 2.

Tooled metal project — 1

Barbara Dalling, 13 years, Kin-
naird; 2, Wendy Scott, 16 years,
Robson; 3..Bonnie McBain, Bril-
ant.
Airplane model, made from
Kit— 1, Keriny Dennious, 14
years, Castlegar; 2, Bruce Hun-
ter, 12 years, Castlegar; 3. John
Carter, 13 years,

Driftwood project — 1, Keith
Watkins, 16 years, Kinnaird.
Art portfolio; hand: made —
3, Jeff Banigan, Robson.

Soap carving — 1. Jeff Bani-
gan, Robson; 2, Darren Hack-
man Castlegar; 3. David Stadler.
Pencil, pen and ink or ‘char-
coal drawing — 1. Lily Semen-
off, 16 years, Thrums; 2. Judy
Stadler, 14 years, Robson; 2
Wendy Seaton, 16 years, Cast-
legar; 3, Wendy Scott, Robson.

Picture making, any medla—
1, Cecil Cheveldave, 14 years,
Castlegar; 2. Martha Peters, 14
years, Renata; 3, Billy Birquist,
14 years, Kinnaird.

Abstract drawing, any media—
1, Martha Peters, Renata.

Ol painting, free hand — 1.
Joy Byres,.14 years, Blueberry.

No oil painting — 1. Wendy
Scott, Robson; 2. John Carter,
Robson; 3, Barbara Rohn, 12
years, Renata.

Cotton apron — 1. Anne Kon-
kin, Slocan Park; 2, Gail Me-
Pherson, 13° years, Castlegar.

Knitting, any variety — 1.
Anne Konkin, Slocan Park; 2:
Louise Popoff, 14 years, Slocan
‘Park,

Crochetwork, any variety —
1. Louise Popoff, Slocan Park;
2. Grace Hadiken, 13 years,
Brilliant; 3. Anne Konkin, Slo-
can Park,

Colored embroidery — 1, Emi-
ly Killough, 16 years, Castlegar;
2, Louise Popoff, Slocan Park;
3. Anne Konkin, Slocam Park; 3.
Betty

Ian Dunnett 12 years, C:
3. Donald Gallo, Castlegar.

Clay modelling — 1. Don Ro-
maine, Kinnaird.

Modelling, any other media —
i. Alex Cheveldave, 12 years,
2. Don Romaine, 2. Katherine
Rilkoff, 12: years; 3. Gerald Gor-
esky, 11 years, Castlegar.

Drift wood project — 1. Jo-
anne Sewell, 12 years, Castlegar;
2. Don L. Sperry, Castlegar; 3.
Allen Johnson, 12 years and
Donald Gallo, Castlegar.

Centennial booklet of B.C, —
1. Vera Kooznetsoff, 12 years,
Shoreacres; 2. Lucy Kinakin, 12
years, Thrums. -

Home made puppet, mounted
—1, Sharon Konkin, 12 years,
Blocan Park; 2. Nettle Bartsoff,

12 years, Thrums.

Knitting, any variety, and ar.
ticle — 1, Sharon Konkin, 12
years, Slocan Park; 2. Joan

Popoff, 12 years, Slocan Park.

Crochet work, any variety —'
1, Joan Popoff, 12 years, Slocan,
Park; 2. Sharon Konkin, Slocan
Park.

Colored embroidery —- 1. Joan
Popoff, Slocan Park; 2. Marcia

12 years, C:
2. Sharon Konkin, Slocan Park,
3. Geraldine Giruad, 11 ‘Years,

"| Robson.

Colored crayon drawing — 1.
Bruce MeNicol, Castlegar;. 2.
Vera Kooznetsoff, 12 years
Shoreacres; 3. David Stadler,
years, Robson.

Painting of action picture — 1.
Harry Horcoff, 12 years.

Painting of scene — 1. Johnny
Plotnikoff, Kinnaird; 3. Sharon
Konkin, Slocan Park.

B.C. Centennial picture, color-
ed drawing — 1. David Stadier,
Robson; 2. Wayne Peppard.

Collection of wild flowers,
pressed and mounted — 1. Mar-
got McKenzie, 11 years, Castle.
gar;.2, Donald Gallo, Castlegar.

13-16 Years

‘Chiffon cake, uniced, Special
—Linda Hesketh, 15 years, Cast-
legar.

Layer cake, white — 1. Linda
Hesketh, Castlegar.

Layer cake, chocolate — 1.
Anne Gretchen, 13 years, Shore-
acres; 2, Linda Hesketh.

Drop cookies — 1. Linda Hes-
keth, Castlegar; 2, Anne Konkin
15_ years, Slocan Park. .

Fancy squares — 1. Linda
Hesketh, C:

12|N. Oswald,

Cotton blouse — < ‘Anne Kon-

3
kin, Slocan Park.

Cotton dress — 1. Emily Kil-
lough, Castlegar; 2. Anne Kon-
kin, Slocan Park.

Jumper type dress, any fabric
—1. Wendy Scott, Robson.

CANNING

Black Currant jam — 1, Mrs.
3. S. Scott, Robson; 2. Mrs, J.

, |S Hunter, Robson.

Apricot jam — 1. Mrs, Elsie
S. Scott, Robson; 2, Mrs, H. J.
Goresky, Castlegar;
Pederson, Castlegar;
Oswald, Castlegar.

Plum jam — 1, Mrs. R. Bro,
Robson; 2. Mrs, R. K. Fines,
Rossland.

Strawberry jam — 1. Mrs. J.
H. Pederson, Castlegar; 2. Mrs.
R, Baglo, Kinnaird; 3. Mrs. Elsie
Goresky, Castlegar.

‘Huckleberry jam — 1. Mrs, E.
Goresky, Castlegar; 2. Mrs, W.
J. Guerin, Robson.

Crabapple jelly, red —1. Mrs.
W. Guerin, Robson; 2, Mrs, P.
Berukoff, Fruitvale.

Crabapple jelly, yellow — 1.
Mrs, F. Konkin; 2. Mrs, R. W.
Oborne, Robson.

Black Currant jelly — 1. Mrs.
J. W. Pederson, Castlegar; 2.
Mrs. H. Armstrong, Nelson;
Mrs, J. W. Brownlie, Kinnaird.

Red Currant jelly — 1. Mrs.
Castlegar; 2, Mrs.
H. Armstrong, Nelson, 3. Mrs.
J. S, Hunter, Robson.

Marmalade — 1, Mrs, J. S.
Scott, Robson; 2, Mrs, E, Gor-
esgy, Castlegar; 3. Mrs. M. Gal-
jo, Castlegar.

Canned Apricots — 1. Mrs, R.
W. Oborne, Robson; 2. Mrs.
S, Hunter, Robson.

Canned cherries — 1, Mrs.
Warkentin, Renata; 2. Mrs,
S. Hunter, Robson; 3. Mrs,
Konkin,

Canned peaches — 1. Mrs.
K, Fines, Rossland; 2. Mrs,
W. Oborne, Robson; 3. Mrs,
Konkin, Slocan- Park,

Canned red plums — 1, Mrs. J.
Pederson, Castlegar; 2, Mrs, N.
Oswald, Castlegar.

Canned blue plums — 1, Mrs.
J.. Pederson, Castlegar; 2. Mrs.
N. Oswald, Castlegar.

Canned raspberries — 1. Mrs.’
P. S. Popoff, Slocan Park;
Mrs. N. Oswald, Castlegar;
Mrs. R. W. Oborne, Robson.

Canned peare — 1, Mrs. J.

J.
P,
J.
F.
R.
R

F.

Ple, any variety — 1. Linda
Hesketh.

Chocolate fudge — 1. Linda
Hesketh,

Ple, any variety — 1, Linda
Hesketh, Castlegar.

Ceramics, any article —° 1.
Harold Rilcoff 15 years, Robson;
2. Harry Chernoff, 16 - years,
Robson; 3. Gordon Anderson,
15 years, Castlegar.

Wood carving — 1, Alex Veri-
gan, 16 years, Robson; 2, Jim

Horcoff, 14 years, Castlegar,

3; 2, Mrs. P.
s. Popoff, ‘siecas Park; 3. Mrs.
N. Oswald, Castlegar.

Canned strawberries —1. Mrs.
E. Goresky, Castlegar; Mrs.
J. S, Hunter, Robson

Canned huckleberries
Mrs. F. Konkin, Slocan Park;
‘Mrs, P. S Popoff, Slocan Park.

Canned fruit salad — 1, Mrs,
Mrs. J. S. Scott, Robson; 2, Mrs.
E, Goresky, Castlegar:

Mustard pickles — 1, Mrs, P.
Berukoff, Fruitvale; 2; Mrs. R,
W. Oborne, Robson.

—1

: Kinnaird;

Mixed pickles, sweet’ — 1,
Mrs. R. K. Fines, Rossland; 2,
Mrs. P, S. Popoff, Sloan, Park;
3. Mrs, Elsie

wicks! — 2. Mrs. R. Baglo,
Kinnair

nual — 2. ‘Mes. Re

EHO he ; 3, Mrs, P. S,

Mixed pickles, sour — Mrs,
Berukoff, Fruitvale.

Plekled cherries — Mrs. E.
Goresky, Castlegar; 2. Mrs. R.
HH, Bro, Robson.

Pickled beets — 1. Mrs, R. W.
Oborne, Robson; 2. Mrs, N. Os-
wald, Castlegar; 3, Mrs, J. S.
Hunter, Robson.

Pickled onions — 1. Mrs. J.
S. Hunter, Robson.

Dill pickles — 1. Mrs, P, Ber-
ukoff, Fruitvale; 2. Mrs. P. S.
Popoff, Slocan Park; 3. Mrs. R.
K, Fines, Rossland,

Bread and butter pickles —
1, Mrs. P. Berukoff, Erultvale;
2, Mrs. EB. :

x. Panett Slocan Park.
Mi

Stocks — 2. Mrs. M. Gallo,
Castlegar; 3. Mrs. P. S. Popoff,
Slocan Park,

Snapdragons — 2. Mrs. M.
Gallo, ‘Castlegar.

Snapdragons, dwarf — 2, Mrs,
M. Gallo, Castlegar. -

Zinnias, large — 2. Mrs. T.
Webster, Robson; 3. Mrs. S.
Scott, Robson.

Roses, red — 2,
lo, Castlegar.

Roses, white — 3. Mrs. J.T.
Webster, Robson.

Roses, pink — 2. Mrs. R. Bag-
lo, Kinnaird; 3. Mrs. T. Webster,
Robson,

Mis. M. Gal-

3. Mrs. N. Oswald, ease

Chili sauce — 1. Mrs. N, Os-
wald, Castlegar; 2. Mrs, R, W.
Oborne, Robson.

Cucumber relish, sour — 1,
Mrs. J. S. Hunter, Robson; 2,
Mrs, P. Berukoff, Fruitvale |

Cucumber relish, sweet — 1.

Roses, — 2. Mrs. R.
Baglo, Kinnaird; 3, Mrs. J. W.
Brownlle, Kinnaird.

Collection of Perennials — 2,
Mrs. J. W. Guerin, Robson; 3.
Mrs, P, S. Popoff, Slocan Park.

Collection of Annuals — 2.
Mrs. R. Baglo, Kinnalrd; 3, Mrs.
J. S. Popoff, Slocan Park.

Mrs, R, K. 1Fnes,
Mrs. J. S, Hunter, Robson,

Green relish, sweet — 1. Mrs,
J, S. Hunter, Robson; 2. Mrs, P.
Berukoff, Fruitvale.

Canned corn — 1, Mra, P, S,
Popoff, Slocan Park; 2, Mrs. R.
W. Oborne, Robson.

Canned corn’ on the cob — 1.
Mrs, F. Konkin, Slocan Park; 2.
Mrs. N. Oswald, Castlegar.

Canned green beans — 1, Mrs.
P, S. Popoff, Slocan Park; 2.
Mrs. P, Berukoff, Fruitvale; 3.
Mrs. J. S. Hunter, Robson.

Canned wax beans — 1. Mrs.
S. Hunter, Robson; 2. Mrs. F.
Konkin, Slocan Park; 3. Mrs. M.
Gallo, Castlegar. ©

Canned peas — 1. Mrs. N. Os-
wald, Castlegar; 2, Mrs. R. Bag-

.|10, Kinnaird; 3. Mrs, J. S, Hun-

ter, Robson.

Canned tomatoes — 1. Mrs. H.
Pederson, Castlegar; 2. Mrs. R.
W. Oborne, Robson.

Canned beets — 1. Mrs. N. Os-
wald, Castlegar; 2. Mrs. R. W.
Oborne, Robson.

Canned carrots — 1. Mrs. P.
S. Popoff, Slocan Park; 2. Mrs.
NN. Oswald, Castlegar 3. Mrs. J.
S. Hunter, Robson.

Collection of canning —1. Mrs.
N. Oswald, Castlegar; 2, Mrs. F.
Konkin; Slocan Park.

Canned beef — 1. Mrs, J. S.

, | Scott, Robson; 2. Mrs. Elsie Gor-
.jesky, Castlegar.

Canned chicken — 1, Mrs. S.
Hunter, Robson; 2. Mrs, J. 8.
Scott, Robson.

Canned fish — 1, Mrs. J. S,
Scott, Robson.

DAIRY PRODUCTS

Dairy butter — 1. Mrs. P. Ber-
ukoff, Fruitvale; 2, Mrs. P. Jol-
ly, Robson.

Eggs, grade A large, white —

Baglo, Kinnalrd}

— 2. Mrs. R.
3. Mra. R. HE
Wadey, Kinnaird.

Carnations —1,
off, Slocan Park;
Baglo, Kinnaird.

Sweetpeas — 2. Mrs. A. A.
Lamb, Robson; 3. Mrs. M. Gal-
lo, Castlegar, -

Annuals — 2. Mrs. R. Baglo,
Kinnaird; 3. Mrs. P. S., Popoff,
Slocan Park,

Foliage Plant — 1. Mrs, R.
Baglo, Kinnaird; 2. Mrs. P. S.
Popoff, Slocan Park; 3. Mra. F.
Konkin, Slocan Park.

Geranium in bloom — 2, Mrs.
R. Baglo,, Kinnaird,

Begonia (tuberous) in bloom—

P. S. Popoff, Slocan

Mrs, J. 8. Pop-
2. Mrs, R,

Fuchsia — 2, Mrs. F, Konkin,
Slocan Park; 3. Mrs. P. S, Pop-
off, Slocan Park,

African Violets — 1, Mrs. R.
Baglo, Kinnaird; 2. Alexa Condy,
Kinnaird; 3. Mrs. Vera Wanjoff
Robson,

AOV plant in bloom — 2, Mrs.
¥. Konkin, Slocan Park.

Fern — 2. Mrs. Pp ‘Toogood,
Blueberry.

Basket display of mixed flow-
ers — 1, Mrs, M. Baglo, Kin-
naird; 2. Mrs. eae Gallo, Castle-

R

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

FOR SALE — 2 winter and 2
summer tires, and 8 Dodge!
wheels, phone 3722, 337

FOR SALE —— Booker coal fur-

Cleaning Service
Phone 3722
We Service Oil Furnaces

Kinnaird Chimney |

FOR SALE — 50 thousand BTU
oll heater $35—large size crib
with spring filled mattress $30,

FOR RENT — 4 bedroom house
at Kinnaird, apply Box 490A,
Castlegar. 339

both in good phone
4931, = 139

nace with fan, ap-
ply Castlegar News. tin 31

| Bows

AUTO
SERVICE

Kinnaird, 8.C,

FOR SALE — New 2 bedroom
house, situated on large Jot —
also additional Iota, next to
Robson School — Phone 2272
— Peter W. Evdoktmoff,

tin 28

FOR SALE or RENT — 2 bed-
room home near high school—

OASTLEGAR....
FUNERAL HOME
DEDICATED TO KINDLY
THOUGHTFUL SERVICE

Ambulance — Flewers
Granite, Marble & Bronte

Pinques
Phone 3601

FURNI 3
MOVING.
LONG DISTANCE |

-phone 7681, 337

FOR SALE — Cheap, one oil
range, 1 coal and wood fur-
nace, highest offer takes,
Phone 9801.

FOR SALE — Viking washing
machine, lke new, $75, fire
Screen and grate $8. Phone
7231, 139

FOR SALE — 120 Bass FLLA

FOR RENT — 4 roomed house
on Maple St. Apply 457-2nd
Ave. or phone 7161,

Handicapped Meeting Mon.

' The 2nd Annual General
33g |™eeting of the Kootenay Soclety
338 | for Children will be

ed and organizations are request-
ed to send representation and

FOR RENT OR SALE — modern
3 bedroom ‘home on 7th ‘Ave.
Apply W. T.. Waldle, phone
3361. 333

interested individuals are very
welcome,

Guest speaker will be Mrs.
D.L, Corbett.

held on Monday, September 29
in the Anglican Parish Hall,
She directors are to be elect-

apartment. Private entrance —
Private bathroom, dishes, Inen,
fridge, gas stove — phone
2332, aird, ttn3s

Guerrini plano accordion, 11

FOR SALE — Laying hens
Aressed, $1.25 each delivered,
Phone 2327 or write P. Wan.

teeble 5 bass switch.
es, new condition, enquire 893,

FOR RENT — apartment, phone
Alex Eremenko, phone 3061,
* 238

Sth avenue. 339

-Joff junior, Box 247 Robson.
139

FOR SALE—2 cylinder

BOARD — in private home,
phone 9411, 338

tanks —1

UNITED TRUCKING

FOR SALE — Sparton Fridge
$50, phone 6851 or apply 321
—Ist, Castlegar, 139

FOR SALE — Milk

—Phone 3411, Kinnaird.
: 139

FOR SALE — 303 LeeEnfleld
—two 10 shot magazines —

and pail, phone 4561, - 339

— 255, Sth
Avenue. 139

RIGBY’S
BUS DEPOT
COFFEE SHOP

Phones 288M & 2511

HOME
BUILDING SUPPLIES
Phone 3188 — Kinnaird, B.0.

: LUMBER — PAINT

PLUMBING AND
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© NORA’S
HAIR DRESSING PARLOR

A complete beauty service
by appointment
PHONE 2564
Nora Mojelski

CENTRAL SHOE
& LEATHER REPAIR
PHONE 4621

We attach “Dinkie” Nickie
Rim Heels on ladies’ shoes

CASTLEGAR, BC.

Floral table decoration —1
Mrs, T, Webster, Robson 2. Mrs,
ad. H. Pederson, Castlegar.

1, Mrs. R. Baglo, €
Mrs. Vera Wanjoff, Robson; 3.
Mrs, F. Konkin, Slocan Park.
Eggs, grade A, brown — 1,
Mrs. Vera Wanjoff, ‘Robson; 2.

” Honey, light — 1. Mrs, J, H.

3. | Pederson, Castlegar.

Honey, dark — 1. Mrs. J. H.
Pederson, Castlegar.

Honey, frame, dark — Special,
Mrs, J. H. Pederson, Castlegar.

Cheese, Cottage — 1, Mrs. F.
Konkin, Slocan Park; 2, Mrs.
Berukoff, Fruitvale; 3. Mrs. P.
S. Popoff, Slocan Park,

FLOWERS *

Marigolds, African — 2, Mrs.
R, Baglo, Kinnaird; Mrs. R. HL
Wadey, Kinnaird.

Marigolds, French — 2, Mrs,
R. H. Wadey, 3. Mrs.

WANTED!

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The Most Doubtful—
The Most Critical—
HARD OF HEARING PEOPLE
in this community
to try the

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Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt,
Dr, Lee de Forest and more
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No matter what experience you
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P. S. Popoff, Slocan Park.

Asters — 2. Mrs, R. Baglo,
3. Mrs, J. S. Scott,
Robson.

Dahllas, cactus — 1, Mrs, P,
S. Popoff, Slocan Park.

Dahlias, pom-pom — 1. Mrs,
P. S. Popoff, Slocan Park; 2.
Mrs. F. Konkin, Slocan Park.

Dahlias, large. — 2. Mrs. P,
S. Popoff, Slocan. Park.

Dahlias, AOV — 2, Mrs. F.

2,|Konkin, Slocan’ Park.

Gladiolus, white and yellow
shades — 2. Mrs. P. S, Popoff,
Slocan Park.

Gladiolus, any other color —
2. Mrs. P. S.. Popoff, Slocan
Park. %

Nasturtiums, plain — 1. R. H.
Foxlee, Robson; 2. Mrs. W. J.
Guerin, Robson.

Nasturtiums, double — 2, Mrs,

2.|M. Gallo, Castlegar.

Pansies — 2, Mrs. W. Guerin,
Robson; 3. Mrs. R. Baglo, Kin-
naird,

Petunias, single — 2. Mrs. M.
Gallo, Castlegar.

Petunias, double — 2, Mrs. P.
S. Popoff, Slocan Park,

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UNITED
TRUCKING
DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE
Trail, Rossland, Castlegar .
Ison

PHONE
Castlegar 2521

MARLANE GRILL
Open 8:60 a.m. to 9:30 p.m,

Not Jut Another Place To Eat
But The Place To Eat Another

PHONE 2881
CASTLEGAR

SMITH'S
PLUMBING & HEATING
For Estimates Phone
3401 & 126%

We Service
What We Install

GREEP’S ELECTRIC
- ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING
Free Estimates

PHONE 3574

Box 384 Castlegar, B.O.

: : CASTLEGAR
4 DRY CLEANERS

Phone 4851 '
We Pick-Up and
Deliver

J. L. LAUGHTON
B.Sc. O.D,

OPTOMETRIST

Office Hours
MON. — WED. — FRI.
10-12 1:30-5:00

PHONE 2581

G. A. SUMNER
Naturopathic Physiclan

Eremenko Bailding
PHONE 2082

GENERAL BUILDING
CONTRACTORS
All Kinds of Building
Supplies
CLL. PAINTS

CASTLEGAR BUILDING
SUPPLY STORE
. Box 240 — Phone 2161

-WALDIE
LUMBER & BUILDING
SUPFLY LTD.

We can suppiy all your
building needs, Estimates

gladly given.

Phone 7112

DESMOND T.
LITTLEWOOD.

OPTOMETRIST

Wed. 2:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Phone 3021 or 2231

: DUTCH MAID” .
uy) ' BAKERY LIMITED —
Birthday Cakes
: ‘Wedding ‘Cakes~
Anniversary Cakes
PHONE $241

For
COAL, SAND, GRAVEI
BULLDOZING &
EXCAVATING
SEE

CASTLEGAR TRANSFER

‘W: Sharples Phone 6091

LLS. Ltd.

Charter ‘Service
Towing - Barges
anywhere on the Arrow
Lakes

-Phone 4331

Arrow Lakes Ferry
‘Service

FOR SALE — in Kinnaird, fully
modern 2 bedroom home rea-
sonably priced, low down pay-

NOTICE — Witl take in sewing
panes free button holes, phone
. Mra. J. Deptu

Tans — A “Play-reading
group” meeting of the Kin-
naird* Little Theatre will be
held on Oct. 6th, 1958, at 8:00
pm. at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. MacBain in Brilliant.
All interested persons are wel-
come, 333

ment, balance $50
Phone 4009.

FOR SALE —

338

NOTICE — Septic tank cl
. service. Phone 594Y, Nelson
B.C, after 4 p.m, 337

hous
unfinished. ‘Agply Remi's Cratt
Shop,

FOR RENT — Small house and
garage, apply 152-7th Avenue
or phone 2697. 139

FOR RENT — 2 room furnished
and heated ‘suite, phone 7031
after 5 p.m.

FOR RENT — 2 room house on
scenic lot for reasonable rent.
Inside plumbing, newly redec-
orated, phone 4481. 333

NOTICE — TV Sales & Service
—agents for Marconi—Phone
Rudy Martini 5167, 337

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Celgar Ltd. invites any con-
tractor in the Kootenay District
who -is interested in submitting
a tender for proposed piledriving
at Castlegar, B.C. to write im-
mediately to Mr. A. V. Sparrow
care of H. A. Slmons Ltd., 16

Tro
Leave Robson Wharf
10:00 am. Monday.
Arrive Edgewood
400 p.m, Moniay.”
Leave . Edgewood.’ *

10:00 am. Thursday.
Arrive saeewood.

FOR RENT — Furnished self-
contained. apartment, dishes
and linen ‘supplied.

2332, Kinnaird.

FOR RENT — Suite, furnished
or untiralshed, phone 4172,
“tin20

FOR RENT — 2 bedroom un

4:00 p.
Leave Tragewaud.

1:00 p.m, Friday.

on high-
way—phone Kinnaird 3131. ‘
tina:

FOR RENT — 2 roomed’ house
completely furnished, low rent,

phone 4242, Kinnaird.

East St, V

B.C. for further information.
The proposed work will in-

clude the supplying and driving

‘of! approximately 3000 -feet of

steel and 20,000 feet of wood

piling. Contractor wil] be requir-

ed to show proof of financial

suitable equi
and experienced personnel be-
fore being. Invited to tender.

139

IN CANADA. Mammoth Build-
ing construction project. Long
Job. “Job News" 30c and ad.

CASTLEGAR and DI

visitors for each patient ca:

the ward.

READY - MIX
DELIVERED RIGHT TO YOUR
CONSTRUCTION JOB

WHY NOT USE TH

Driveways — Parking Lots — Carports

For Free Estimates — Phone Trail 2054 Collect ©

Mctauley

Change In Evening

VISITING HOURS

From Wednesday next, September 29th, 1958, even-
ing visiting hours will be changed to 7 p.m. to 8 p.m
For the comfort and welfare of all patients, only two

and for obvious reasons, children cannot be allowed in

STRICT HOSPITAL

in be admitted.at one time

iE BEST FOR LESS?

READY
‘MIX

dressed » CFCO, Box
132, Medina, Wash, USA,

139
“To get the full story, just send
the coupon.’

Building Supplies
OGLOW BROS. -
Building & eepply om Ltd

CASTLE
Phone 3351

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FOR RENT — heated, furnished | <

Second Annual Meefing

Kootenay Society For Handicapped Children
CASTLEGAR BRANCH

Monday, September 29th, at 8 p.m.
IN THE PARISH HALL, CASTLEGAR.
As six directors to the Board of Directors must be
elected at this meeting.
Organizations are invited to send representatives
and interested individuals are also welcome to attend.

Mrs, D. L. Corbett, Physiotherapist;
will be guest speaker.

ANGLICAN CHURCH PARISH MISSION

Conducted by the Right Rev. H. R. Ragg, M.A. D.D.
INFORMAL MISSION SERVICES
Commencing SUNDAY NEXT, September 28th
and EVERY EVENING During The Following Week

ot 7.30 p.m. — St. Alban‘s, Castlegar
Transportation will be available from Kinnaird and
Robson
NOTE: The First Mission Service will be at Castlegar
on Sunday, the 28th NOT at Robson as advertised:
EVERYONE WELCOMED

Come each evening and learn more about the Christian
Religion and. how to live it.

Thur., - Fii., ~ Sat., Sept. 25 - 26 - 27
FLESH AND THE SPUR — in color
John Agar — Marla English
— Plus —
NAKED PARADISE — in cofor
Richard Denning — Beverly Garland
One Showing 7:30 p.m.

No man with a burden of

debt has | a tight to pro-
tect his ‘creditors if he

CASTLE THEATRE |

has not first protected his
‘wife and children with

Life Assurance.

_Plans to suit your individ-

ual requirements may be
i arranged through.

Dick Fowler
North American
Life

Robson, B.C. +

Thurs. - Fri, - Sat.
me PICTURE THAT a
EARD SQ MUCH ABOUT!

ld; daring drama of
love and conflict!

Mon. - Tues.

LAND OF MYSTERY
THAT PRODUCED

MONTGOMERY CLIFT
ELIZABETH TAYLOR
EVA MARIE SAINT
RAINTREE

counryz
NIGEL PATRICK: LEE MARVIN

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One complete show Thurs-
day at 8 p.m. Feature about
8:30. Friday and S day
at 7:30 p.m.

PRICES This ENGAGEMENT
Adults ....

Students

. Ew . Fi
Shitsres Shows 6:30 and 8:40

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