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Large Entry ListJanK Hoover, IreneFor Worsley School FairHeld Last WeekMyrtle Philips.The Maryland School won the highest nucril points.Anne Tonnesen was wi.the highest Individual scWORSLEY, Aug. 14.—The an- Pencil writing, Grade 3: Jeannuai school fair, sponsored by Somers, Lawrence Anderson,the Women’s Institute, was Dale Pederson, Irene Allen, held in Worsley Community Writing, Grades 4, 5, and 6;hall August 11. Helen Morrison, Myrtle Phil-A program of novelty races lips, Joyce Somers, Yvonne was run by the children while Stewart.the elders amused themselves Writing, Grade 7, 8 and 9;with horse shoes, discussions Mary Hoover, Patsy Somers, and old fashioned visiting. Free Olga Kozak, Pearl Foster, ice cream was supplied to the Drawing, Grades 1 and 2: children and later lunches Lanny Opsahl, Sheila Stewart, were sold. Audrey Allen, Martha Bjwok-Most classes had a large lund. number of entries, especially Drawing Qrades 3 and 4; the children’s school work,* Lily Kozak, Ardith Stanley, vegetable and flower clashes. Ernest Summers, Joey Scruggs. Both the number and quality of Drawing, Grades 5 and 6: t of grain samples were high con- Leslie Summers, Helen Morri-* sidering the recent frosts. son, Gordon Bjwoklund, Keh-| A. W. Beattie, district agricul- ny Summers. r turist, Berwyn, Judged the grain Landscaping or poster, Grades e and vegetable classes. We were 7, 8 and 9: Patsy Somers, An-‘ glad to welcome him on his nie Rybak, Mary Hoover, Don-; first visit to our district. Supt. nie Allen, i W. R. Dean, Fairview, was Composition, grades I, 3 and judge of the school work; E. J. 3; Summers, LannyMartin apg 0, 8t Cartgrian. Opsahl, Levina Mykytiw, Mar-Fair view, judged the flower, tha BJuoklund. woodwork and modelling classes. Composition, Grade 4, 5 and In the absence of Miss Pat Sel- 6: Gordon Bjuoklund, Dick ] don, district home economist, Connery, Bobbie Sutherland, the baking and handicraft Yvonne Stewart, classes were judged by Mrs. F. Composition, Grades 7, 8 and J. Malkinson, Mrs. Carignan 9: Donnie Allen, Patsy Somers,3 and Mrs. Martin, all of Fair? Annie Jonnesen, Annie Rybak, j view.The Women’s Institute wishes Vegetables to thank these people and allBERWYNBERWYN, Aug. 14.— N. Calland left Tuesday I weeks visit at Victoria Upon his return he will companied by Mrs. Callai son Bruce, who have beei ing at the coast forweeks.eets: Mary Rybak, Joeyothers who helped in any way Scruggs, Helen Wasylciw, AnneTonnesen.Carrots: Mary Rybak, Ed-to make our fair a success.Besides the many exhibits,: some lovely articles were on ward Tomesen, Helen Morrison, display. Mrs. Madsen’s group Anne Tonnesen*J blossomed with ribbons from onions: Anne Tonnesen, Mary_ the W.I. exhibition, Grimshaw, Rybak, Rufus Phillips, Mae, Peace River Stampede and ex- summers.f hibition and prize tags from the• . t . * .it. i it______i. _ m JTurnips: Anne Tonnesen, Joey„ .provincial exhibition in Ed- Scruggs, Teeny Wasylciw, LilyKozak,sAdult Classesmonton.Following is a list of prize Flowexv I winners: Alaskia: 10 years and under-Billy Kozak, Mae Summers, Joey“ j Siieaf °* w* Wasyleiw, Nemesias: 10 years and under1 SfVioatTTkytafc M. Summers-5 FShea?kot ,ba?leregw Wa- over 10 ,e»rs“MacJ2 f. „T ... , , • ' w Rybak, Annie Rybak, Edward■ Tlt;»”ese-Bouquet of sweet peas. Mrs. Nemesias: over 10 years—M. Polukoshko, Mrs. C. Rasp- Kenny summers, Edward Ton-„ berry Mrs. L. Hoover. nesen, Mary Rybak, Anne Ton-i. Collection of annual flowers:I, Mrs. M. Polukoshko, Mrs. J. nesen-? Scruggs, Mrs. C. Raspberry. F p“t\Yin“s‘- Best arrangement of flowers: Eunice PrUUps'3 Mrs. I. Hiebert, Mrs. W. S.8 Hoover,1 Head of cabbage: Mrs. J.5 Seruggj, Mrs. H. Phillips.* Six potatoes: Mrs. C. Rasp-Wild flowers: Louise Morrison,HandicraftsBird house: Bobby SchwerdJs, Audrey Allen.Towel rack: Ernest Summers, ‘ berry, Mrs. H. Sparkes, Mrs. M. Edward Tonnesen1 Polukoshko.Soap carving: Ernest Sum-Plain knitted mitts: Mrs. A. mers» Leslie Summers.r Madsen, Mrs. L. Whitford, Mrs. C. Raspberry.Model of animal: MarionSummers, Janet Hoover, Don-B Fancy socks, one color: Mrs. nie Hoover, Jean Somers.A. Madsen, Mrs. L. Whitford.Hot pot mats: Janet Hoover,Fancy socks, two or more Ifene HooverApron: Patsy Somers, Annec colors: Mrs. A. Madsen.Z Knitted article, fine wool: Tonnesen, Irene Hoover, Jeanf Mrs. A. Madsen, Mrs. M. Ross- Sparks, worm. Emboidered tea towel: Joyce^ Knitted article, heavy wool: Somers, Irene Hoover, Jean 1 Mrs. H. Tonnesen, Mrs. M. Somers, Lily Kozak.- Rossworm, Mrs. M. Polukoshko. Plain hem: Marion Summers, Bazaar article: Miss Betty Tonnie Hoover.Morison, Mrs. Madsen, Mrs. M. p Polukoshko. / CookingCrochet doily, thread No. 50 or Plain cake: Lloyd Heibert, o finer: Mrs. A. Madsen, Mrs. C. Jean Sparks, Leslie Summers,| Raspberry.Janet Hoover.| Crochet doily, thread over| No. 50: Mrs. M. Polukoshko,§ Mrs. I. Hiebert.| Colored embroidery: Miss| Betty Morison, Mrs. A. Heuer, | Miss Cora Phillips.School Fair Printing, Grade 1: Audrey| Allen, Jean Staines, Glen Hei-| bert, Martha Bjuoklund.| Printing, Grade 2: MarionI Summers, Lanny Opsahl, Billy 4 Kozak, Russel Phillips.Plain cookies: Jean Somers,Wife PrOpeningtheJASMINE SHflspecializing in LADIES9 WEARandGIFTS for all occasionsAdjoining the MassHarris agency inBerwynJESSIE A. SEWELL, FWhaiLubricatiYou can be sure of iShaw MotSAFER, SMOOTH1. Premium Q2. Lubrication of experienc3. Methods an maker of yoAND THE lSha\BerwynGeneral MWeGofld1 No. 17 10-1 241 26-421 28-46 Me1 Mlt;1 McCormstecJohn2 JohiSeveral goolt;111 191 19:1940 I
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Peace River Record Gazette
Peace River, Alberta, CA
Thu, Aug 17, 1950
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