CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 6, 1960

Section Winners in 14th Annual Castlegar and District Fall Fair

(continued from lagt week)
M, Gallo; 2, Mrs. Maric Stover; 3,
Mrs. B, Johnson, Rivervale.

Pansies, collection — 1, Mrs. M.
Gallo; 3 Mrs. P. S. Popoff; 3, Mrs.

Petunias, single — 1, Mrs. P. S.
Popoff; 2, Mrs, Vera Wanjoit; 3
Mrs. M. Gallo,

Petunias, double — 1, Mrs. M.
Gallo; 2, Mrs. D. A. Melntosh; 3,
Mrs, Vera Wanjoif,

Petunias, frilled — 1, Mrs. Vera,
Wanjoff; 2, Mrs. M. Gallo.

Violas, any variety — 1, Mrs, R.
Boglo; 2, Mra. Vera Wanjoff,

Phlox, annual — 1,- Mra. M.
Gallo; 2, Mrs. R. Baglo; 3, Mrs.
P. S. Popoff.

« Phiog perennial — 1, Mrs. P.

Stocks — 3, Mrs. P. S. Popott.

Snapdragons, colloctiau —1, Mrs,

Zinnias, (large) collection — 1,
ate AB Wanjoff; 2, Mrs. M. Gallo;
iss Francis Brown, Nelson.  ~
dinar dwarf, collection — 1,
Mrs. Marle Stover; 2, Mrs. Vera
Wanjoff; £3 Mrs. R, Baglo.

Roses, ~ 1. George Coletti;
2, Mrs. s, S.’Hunter.

Roses, pink — 1,
Brownlie; 2, Mrs,
George Coletti.

Hoes: yellow — 1, George Coletti.

Roses, any color — 1, Mrs, R.
V. Havdale; 2, George Coletti; 3,
Mrs. R. Baglo.

Roses, collection — 1, Mrs. R.
Baglo; 2, Mrs. J. W. Brownlie; 3
George Coletti.

Collection of perennials — 1, Mrs.
F, Konkin; 2, Mrs. W. J. Guerin;
3, Mrs. R. Baglo.

Collection of annuals — 1, Mrs.
W. J. Guerin; 2, Mrs. F. Konkin;

Mrs. J. W.
R. Baglo; 3,

Sweet peas, collection — 1, Mrs,
Marie Stover; 2, Mrs. M. Peachy.
Foliage plant — 1, Mrs. R. Baglo;
2, Mrs, M. Stover; 3, Mrs. B. John-

son,

Carnations, collection — 1, Mrs. -
P, S. Popoff; 2, Mrs, R. Baglo; 3,
Mrs. M, Gallo,

Geranium, in bloom, any variety
—2, Mrs. F, Konkin.

Begonia

Mrs. R, Bagto:

Mrs. M. Gallo; 3, Mrs.,M.

Begonia (A.0.V.), in bloom — 1,

Mrs. R. Baglo; 2, Mrs. M. Stover;
3, Mrs. F. Konkin,

Feb ralaed in bloom — 1, Mrs. F.

(ean Violet — 1, Mrs, M.
‘ver 2, Mrs. B, Johnson; Ss Mrs.
Mrs. M. Gallo.

Any other potted plant in bloom—

1, Mrs, M, Stover.
Fern, any yatiety — 1, Mrs. ‘J.
8, Hunter; 2, Mrs, P. S, Popoff.
Basket display of mixed flowers
ol, Mrs, R. Baglo; 2, Mrs. -Kay
Coletti; 8, Mrs, Marie Stover.
Table decoration — 1, Mrs. E.
‘M. Brown; 2, Mrs. Kay Coletti.

DAIRY. PRODUCTS

Dairy butter — 1; Mrs, V. Wan-

boi 2, Mra, F. Konkin; 3, Mrs. P.
Berukoff.
Eggs (grade “A” large, white)—

EMS Vera Wanjott; 2, Mrs, is:

Baggs (grade “A” Jarge, brown)—
sie Mrs. J. S. Scott; 2, Mrs. Vers

Honey, Hight — 1,
Pedersen, Castlegar.

Honey, dark —1, Mr. J. H.
Pedersen.

Honey, Fone, light —1,Mr.Jd
H pene: Pedersen,

Mr: be HL

cottage — 1, Mrs.. Pete

Bonet 2, Mrs, Vera Wanjotf.
Cheese, 0.V, — 1) Mrs, P.-S.
Popoff; 2, Mrs. F, Konkin.

CANNING y

Black currant jam — 1, Mrs. B.
Johnson, Rivervale; 2, Mrs.. J. S,
Hunter, Robson.

Apricot jam — 1, Mrs. F: Konkin;
2, men J..S. Hunter,

try jam — 1, Mrs. J. S.

sont 2, Mrs. J. S. Hunter.

Plum jam — 1, Mrs, J. S. Hunter;
2, Mrs, Pete Berukoff.

Strawberry jam — 1, Mrs.
Ronis 2, Mrs. J. S, Hunter.

ucklebenry

Crabapple jelly, red
Gallo; 2, Mrs, W. J. Guerin.

Crabapole Jelly, yellow — 1, Mr.
W. J. Guerin; 2, Mrs. R. W. Oborne.

Black currant jelly — 1, Mrs. W.
J. Guerin; 2, Mrs. J. S. Hunter.

Red currant jelly — 1,:Mrs. W.
J. Guerin; 2, Mrs. J. S. Hunter.

Marmalade, any citrus fruit, base
—i, Mrs, J. S. Hunter; 2, Mrs. J.
S. Scott.

Collection of jams — 1, Mrs. R.

Ww. poornes Ea ben J. S. Hunter;

3, Mrs.
Fruit:
* Apricots; whole — we Mrs. J. S.
Hunter; 2, Mrs."F. Ke
Cherries — 1, Mrs. Pale a Berukoff;
2, Mrs. P. S, Popott.
Peaches — 1, Mrs. R. W. Chorne;
2, Mrs, M. Gaillo.
Red plums — 1, Mrs. R.. W.
Oborne.
Blue plums — 1, Mrs. Pete Beru-
. J. S, Bi

‘Pears — 1, Mrs, F, Konkin; 2,
Mrs, P. S. Popofl,

Strawberries — 1, Mra,
‘Berukoff; 2, Mrs. J. S, Hunter.

Pete

Hunter; 2, Mrs. M. Gallo,

Pickles:

Mustard pickles — 1, Mrs."P. S.

Popoff;, 2, Mrs. R. W. Oborne,
Mixed pickles (sweet) — 1, “Mrs,

P..S. Popoff; 2, Mrs. Berukoft,
Pickled cherries — 1, Mrs, Elsto

Oborne; 2, Mrs. 'P. S. Popoff.

Pickled onions — 1, Mrs. M.
Gallo; 2, Mrs. J, S. Hunter.

Dill pickles — 1, Mrs, M, Gallo;
2, Mrs, F. Konkin.

Bread and butter pickles — 1,
Mrs. P. S. Popoff; 2,'Mrs. P. Beru-
koff, ta

Chili. sauce —- 1, Mrs, R. W.
Oborne; 2, Mrs. J. W. Brownlie.

ber relish (sweet) — 1, ©

Cucum!
Mrs. M. Gallo; 2, Mrs, J. W.
Brownlie. -
pone relish (sweet) — 1, Mrs.
P. S. Popoff; 2, Mrs. J. S, Hunter.
‘Corn — 1, Mrs, Pete Berukoff;. 2,
Mrs. P. S, Popoff.
Corn on the cob — 1, Mrs. Pete

kin; 2, Mrs. Pete’! Berukoff, |

Peas — 1, Mrs. Steve Harshenin;
2, Mrs. J. S. Hunter.

Tomatoes — 1, Mrs. P.S. Popofif;
2, Mrs. P. Berukofi f.

Beets (whole or sliced): — 1, Mrs.
F. Konkin; 2, Mrs. J. S, Hunter.

Carrots Mrs, J. S. Hunter;
2, ted Mrs, Berukofif and Mrs.

‘coitection of canning — ‘, Mrs.
.F. Konkin; 2, Mrs. M. Gallo. «
Meats:

Beef — 1, Mrs. J..S, Hunter.

“ Ohicken — 1, Mrs, R. Baglo: 2,
Mrs, J. S. Hunter,

Fish — 1, Mrs, P. 8. Popotf;

Meat, any varlety — 1, Mrs. J.
S. Hunter,

'

BAKING

Angel’ cake (uniced) — 1, Mrs.
J. S. Hunter.

Layer cake, chocolate (chocolate
icing) — 1, Mrs. J. S. Hunter; 2,
Mrs. R. W. Obarne.

Layer cake, white (white joing)
1, Mrs. J. S. Hunter; 2, Mrs.
Johnson, Rivervale.

Fruit cake, dark niced = ate Mrs,

Jelly roll — 1, Mrs, F. Konkin. -

Date-nut loaf — 1, Mrs. J. S.
Hunter; 2, Mrs, D, A. McIntosh.

Banana loaf — 1, Mrs. R. Oborne;

B| 2, Mrs. J. S.-Hunter.

aoe bread — ‘4 Mrs. J. 8.

. Embroldery:
Hand

ad ‘buns, “prown <1) Mrs. Ke

colstih 2,‘Mra).R. W. Oborne,
Special: Robin’: ‘Hood Company. .
.White bread = 1, Mrs. J. S. Scott;
2; Mra, Elele.Goresky; 3,. Mrs, R.

Oborne..
Special? ‘Standard Brands Lta, .
White breid — 1, Mrs. Elsie

<n Goresky; 3, ea. R. W.. Oborne; /

3, Mrs. K. Coletti
Brown . bread — ~ 1, Mrs,

feat
, Mrs, K. Coletti; 3,.Mrs.

beets — 1, Mrs. RW. :

unter.

Special; Standard Brands ta.
Singte'layer white cake (iced or
frosted)’ .1,.Mrs.-J.S.. Hunter; *

2, Mrs. Leah: Ward.
Special: Lake ‘of; the Woods
Milling Co. Ltd. *
Bread buns; white—1, Mrs. Elsie

Hand candy — 1, Mrs, W. J.

NEEDLEW
Knitted socks: (stocking stitch),
adult — 1, Mrs,‘E. Craft, Needles;
2, rae P. S. Popoff; 3, Mrs. W. J.

Knitted stocks pend stitch)
childs’ — 1,-Mrs. E.. Craft; 2, Mrs.
W. J. Guerin; 3, Mrs. P. S. Popoff.

Knitted socks (faney stitch),
adult — 1, Mrs.:E. Craft; 2, Mrs.

W. J. Guerin. ;
Knitted socks (fancy stitch),
childs’ — 1, Mrs, E. Craft; 2, Mrs.

Mrs. P: 8: Popotf; 2,' Mea. R. v.

 Havdal

je.
_"Darn of a worn sock — 1,'Brs.’

He Armstrong; 2, Mra: ae A, Fow-

ee ts

Quilt, any ‘variety — 1 'Mrs.

P. McKay; 2,;Mra, R. v "Havdale
HANDI'

Scrap book’ — 1; Jim Brown; Nel- ‘

son; 2, Diane’ Ingledew, Nelson,
‘Tooled leather, ‘any project.— 1,
Mrs, Biss Goresky; 2,‘ Myra He

n.
Table decoration, foam rubbek _
Y Virginia : Petersen,, Ross-
; 2, Mrs, EB. A.’- Lamp: ard,
Castlegar. . "

Corsage of hand-made artificlal'.

flowers — 1, Helen Johnson; : 2,
Mrs. V. Petersen; '3, ‘Mra. ‘Helen
Armstrong;

Ceramics, any article — 2, J.
Merrifield,

Hand painted china, any article
—2; Mrs, Helen Armstrong.

Article made of metal — 1, Mrs,
H, Armstrong,

Wood burning — 3, Mrs. Helen

vtreade igang any cite
Mrs, R. H. Pral

Cushion cover pinch work — 2,

Mrs.- Helen
Cushion covet punchwork - 2,
Mrs. Helen Armat

trong. ’
» Homespun wool —, 1, Mrs. Fy
Konkin; 2, Mrs. P. §.-Popoff.

“12 snaps (mounted), colored — 1,
AL. Fowler Nakusp; 2 Mrs.

E..
virginia’ Peters

Rug, braided scatton rags) — 1,

. Mrs: P.'S, Pe

apotl,
Rug, booked (wool yarn) — 1,
Mires Belty Wells; 2,° Mrs. 8,

nin,
RUB hooked tAOY.) — 1; Mrs.
JohnH, McLeod.

“"Rugy loomed — 1, Mrs. F, Kon-
kin; 2, Mrs. P. 8. Popoff.

Fabric printing — a Mrs, Helen

Armstrong.

Number palntigg - — 1, Mrs, Vir-
ginia Petersen; 2, Mrs. Helen Arm-
strong; 3, Mrs, Pearl Andersen.

ART :
Penell line drawing — 2, Mrs, R.
V. Havdale,
Pencil tonal drawing — 1, Mrs.

ooh

“DOA. Melptoch. 2, Benny Feitz,
Castlegi

Pen and ink drawing — 1, Mra
R..V. Havdale;  2,' Helen Johnson;
3, disza Henning,

arcoal drawing: — 1, Martha
Pours 2, 3. Merrifield.

Pastel. work, still life — 2, Patti
“Woroby, Castlegar.

Pastel work, landscape —~-aJ
Merrifield. . +

Water color painting, stil! fe —
2,.Pattl Woroby.

Water color painting, landscape
Mrs. R.:V. Havdale; 2, Helen
Johnson,

“ Water color painting, A.0.V. —
i ee 1, DeGugllelmo; 2, Helen

vol panting, sil life — 1, Mrs,

R. V. Havdale; 2, Myra Henning;
8, Martha Peters,

Oll palnting, portrait — 1, Mra.
D, A. McIntosh; 2, Mrs, J. DeGug-
lielmo; 3, Benny Fietz.

Oll painting, landscape — 1, Mrs.
D: A. McIntosh; 2, Myra Henning;

3, Mrs, R. H. Prat

‘oll painting, A.0.V.— 1, Mr, BE

(continued on page nine),

Armstrong.
Basket weaving, any article — 1,
Mrs.'R. H. Pratt, Castlegar,
Driftwood — 1, Mra, J. DeG
0, Nelson; . 2,

jug-

Churches, Castlegar; 3, Mrs. EM i

Brown, Nelson.

Article made of wood, (not furni-
ture)’— 1, Mrs, J. DeGuglielmo;
2, J. Merrifield.

Article made of wood <euraiture)
—1, Mrs. J. DeGugiielm
_ Tooled metal project, ai any variety

Mrs. Helen Armstrong; 2,
‘Martha Peters.

Hand-covered. Jemp phate any

variety — 1, . R. HH.

-4

Mrs, M. L. Mermet, ‘Nelson; 2,
Mrs. E.- Craft?

Knitted socks ciamond) childs’
—1, Mrs. E. Crafl

Knitted mitts ‘ehitds) — 1, Mrs.
E, Craft; 2, Mrs. W. J. Guerin,

Knited sweater eculs). stocking
stitch — 1, Mrs. Dunnitt,
Nelson; 3, Mrs, R. N. Bavaate

Knitted sweatér (fancy stitch),
adults — 1, Mrs, A. A. John, Fruit- *
vale; 2, Mrs. M, Halewijn, Castle-

gar.
Knitted, fancy stitch, childs ~ 1,
Mrs. E. Cratt.
Knitted Northland sweater, adults
re Mrs. R. H.. Pratt; 2, Mrs. E.
A Lenwer: 3, Mrs. Elsie Goresky.
ited doily, cotton—1, Mrs. R.
ve ovanles 2, Mrs. P. S, Popoff.
Knitted article, any other (cotton)
=1, Mes. E. Craft; 2, Mrs. P. S.

Popoti. Z
Knitted jacket, bonnet and boot-
ies <wool) — Special, Pare Nora

Deadman, Kinnaird; 1, Mrs, M.
Halowiin; 2 Mrs, A, Jolin; 3,

Mailed article, wool, any pice
for babies — 1, Mrs. N. Deadman.
Special:

Mary Maxim sweater — x Mrs,
M. Peachy.

embroidered bureau scart

o
1, Mrs, Helen Armstrong.
peered picture — ~ 4, Mrs.
V. Havdale; 2, Mrs. Dorothy
Sue Syringa Creek.
Cross stitch picture — 1, Mrs. D.
Smith; 2, Mrs..J. P. McKay; 3,

George Leachman.

Needle point, any article — 1,
Mrs. B. M. Brown, Nelson; 2, Mrs.
R, V. Havdale.

Weaving, any article — 1, Mrs.

Helen! Armstrong; 2, Mrs. R. H.

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* facing destruction by its own hands,”

declared F, J. Franske of Toronto
to an audience ‘of 365\assembled: in
convention in Trail recently,
Speaking on the subject’“Find-
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he continued, “man thus faces . a)
problem which he admittedly can-

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“Thy Kingdom Come.’ "
“It may therefore be expected
that the time is coming when the
earth will be at peace and mankind
will finally be united in. language
and religion as God originally in-
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‘The three-day program open-
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training offered in public speaking
and door-to-door ministry,
During, the second half of the
program, Harry Woods, presiding

tion of Jehovah's witnesses, spoke
on the subject “Acts of kindness
that mean Ilfe.” He showed by:
scriptural example that Jehovah
God requires us to show kindneas
as an expression of love.

“Kindness is one of the quali-
ties that Christians must develop
today,” said Mr. Woods, “especially
tn view of the fact that the world

Juntor Fire Marshal Corrals ‘The Rifleman’

popular
Play ing the role ‘of Lucas Mc
nearly 4-million boys ant

+/months 9 “on-the-job” suggestions

, |employees at the Sullivan Mine re-

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 6, 1960

99 ‘On-the-Job’ B4Ps Win
Cominco Employees $770

hing near Salmo received the ap Fone HR rnteaat 8, DelPuppo, |) Osachoff, W. Kavaloff,
award for recent . [deas’ submitted u dams, L. G smith, G. Metorin,|G, Smecher, E. Cowlin, J.

BH bad 'R. Geldrich, B. G, each

A. E, Chatten, N.|N, Maloff, ©. A. Osing, kK. R. Watts,

through the iP

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to Improve the sampling techniques
of the operation. In the last two

Plan, ee Sndrecshuk, G. B. Babcock, F, Ba-|R. SBStorvold, .G. 8. Spain, W. M.

A. L. Johnson, employed at. the baeff, R. Fletcher, J. E. Loyd, J.

mill, was awarded $60 for an’ Idea| scott, O, Regnier, N. Hagstad.
©. Spatari, N, lL. Christensen, |son.

Evans, E.G. Henschell, W. R. Mc-
Gauley, G. E. Brennan, W. J. Wil-

bros ‘Cominco employees @ total

of $770,

‘At the HB Mina nine employ-
ees received awards. totalling $120.
Five awards made at Cominco’s
Bluebell Mine at: Riondel amounted
to $25, At Kimberley operation, 11

ceived a: total of $90 in awards;
five employees at the concentrator
received $30; and 13 employees at
the. fertilizer department received

$90. wy

~ At ‘Trail operations, 17 employ-
ees at the Warfield department re-
celved-a total of $135 in awards; 17
employees at the smelting. depart-
ment received $100; four employees
in engineering trades received $45;
14 employees at the zinc department
received $116; and four. employees
res

complete dedication’ to
heavenly Father's will. :

Franske . admonished the
a0 te ‘attendee ute be Keaotiors

wane international” —_
Hockey League Schedule.

Bite teaching in ‘he home. eras
he sald, “is the method Jesus used’
and he instructed his followers to
copy him likewise.” E

While’ the conventioners were
well’. supplied with spiritual food,
their physical needs were not neg-
lected. Seven hundred and thirty
hot meals were served in the cafe-

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Notre Dame Has .
Record Enrolment

at Nelson, the only private college
in B.C., opened its doors this year
to an unprecedented 218 students.

‘They come from as far East as
Saskatchewan and as far North: as|
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the student body there is a repre-
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. Along with additions to the]:
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Hight staff employees were
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were Roy Burch, Rae Hanson, Wal-
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Awards ranging ‘from $5 to $25

‘were made to the following eres

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©. Elmes.
G. Besso, E. Dawson, T. Peters,

Sheep Lake Area
Gels Parks Support.

Castlegar council has brought
indirect pressure to “sar on, the
provincial government for..the ‘es-
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Nelson at Rossland
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This will be supplemented by

The “general committee mem~
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adult educational courses in Eng-
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fundamentals in accounting, per-

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Plan held an organizational meet-

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A letter vie read at a recent
council meeting from the parks
branch of the department of recre-
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council that Custlegar’s decision to
give up its water rights on grit
Lake provided the property is useti
for récreational. purposes is covered
in a récommendation to’ Victoria: by

area be established around the Jaks

the parks branch theta recreational!

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Crocheted dolly, cotton, any color
—i, Mrs, V. Petersen; 2, Mra: W.
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Crochet work, cotton, ‘any article
1, Mrs. R, EB, Havdale; 2, Mts. V.
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Fillet crochet, any article:-— 1,
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* —or even three—and you can borrow up to $3,500 de-
pending on your income.

; ‘Your neighbourhood” branch: of the W RANK
Bof M is thé ‘place to‘go to talk over:your HEL UA
. needs, Whether you are a cus-
tomer or not, the same warm |,
welcome awaits you.

Special weekly and monthly rates

No ‘charge for children 12 and under if
accompanied by parent.

“Cup cakes (white iced) — 1, Mrs.
Taah Waid: 2, Mra, Elsie. Goresky. -
Brea d buns, white — 1, Mrs. K.
Coletti, Nelson: 2, Mrs, R. V. Hi

dale, Robson.

Canadian, Pacific 7th ANNUAL... Package Tour to the. a bedroom extension costs only $2. 00 per month plus installation

Royal Winter Fair.

TORONTO, NOVEMBER 11-19,1960

Leaving on “The Canadian” from stations

in Alberta—November 10 and 11; Saskat-

chewan and Manitoba—November 11 and — .

12, SEVEN DAYS at the Royal York Hotel...”

RATES AS LOW AS $190.80 from Edmonton

and Calgary; $162.70 from Regina; $147.30

from Winnipeg. Correspondingly low cost -

. from other stations...

Ask your Canadian Pacific ¢ aq ent for brochure
ing full details, He will mplete all

creangemante for your trip. rr 74 your reser-

\ Chadian Pacific

WORLD'S MOST COMPLETE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM

Luncheon cloth {made trom. a
flour sack — 1, Mrs. H. Armstrong;
2; Mrs. M, Sadler; z

Pillow slips made fom flour ‘sack
—2, Mrs. F. Xontein; » Mrs. P.
S. Popoff.

‘Article made from flotir . sack,
A.O.V. — 1, Mrs, Bae Armstrong; 2,
Mrs. P. S. Popot

Cotton apron, aa style — 1, Mra.
H. Anmstrong; 2, Mrs: M. Gallo,

Cotton dress, lady's — 1, Mrs.
H. Arnstrong; 2; Mrs. M. K. Dun-’

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OVIDED FOR YOUR LEISURE? One of the nicest things about success is being able
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be able to enjoy the carefree leisure you so richly deserve. But this kind of leisure costs
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It’s a good feeling to know that ‘both your financial future and that of your family are

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ou don't have enou; ae

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Your LiFz is a most person to your road to success.

Save and be safe with Life Insurance iS
If you want success you need: CONFIDENCE in yourself ond your: r future « . EXTRA MONEY fo

freedom of mind. ‘And in the loter years, when you'll
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THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES IN CANADA

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Phone 4951

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