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Thursday, August 28, 1952. THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKH, B.6. Bage &
Since mining first started in the A “piairie jigger” is a device 5 | : e e o
Sudbury distiict of uortzern Ontario, whereby Manitoua fishermen hang « i ; :
41 mines have produced 344,000.- sill-uet under the ice duriag the win- | : Gq ‘| i '" ‘a Zz e iS :
000,000 pounds of nickel ore. ‘ter fishing months.
INTERIOR FREIGHTWAYS (Continued from Page 3) Class 5 — Article of flour sack — Division 10 — Canning Class 14 — Printing, grade 1 —
3 vs. K. K 3 vi Martin Bob; Andrew Harry; David
: Class 32 — Potatoes, late — R. ae eS ee ae eae Class 1 — Collection of fruit —] sone
} sre Hargreaves; Mrs. T. E. Windt; C. ass 6 — Patchwork quilt — Mrs. pice 3 ‘ a : Be
SCHEDULWD FREIGHT SHAVICE See ‘ ME LGIIEORE Gee. LA dion. Bias Nae Matheson; second, Mrs.|"" Goce 15 — Writing, ages 7-9 —
Between Williams Lake and Quesnel _ Class 33 — Seed potatoes — Ana-| ~ Glasg’ 7 ‘Apron — Mis. L. Got-| “Class 2 — vegetables — Mrs: B. Mons pone eS Terry Yelland;
Leaves Quesnel 1 p.m. Mondays and ‘i‘hursdays him Indian School. _ fin; Mrs... A. Moxon. V. Wright; Mrs. T. Bishop. Class 16 —-Writing, ages 10-12
i a : S Signy Class 24 — Seed potatoes — R. cial ope jskooe bees ,
Leaves Wiliiams Lae 1 p.m. iuesday aid iriday eee Wie a = ey Division 8 — Knitting woes oe Mrs. T. Bishop: | privola Howe: Bert Poston; Barbara
san SIGHTWAYS > Mrs. T. BL ; Mrs. C. : Kyte.
INTE OR FREIGHTWAYS, Place. Class 1 — Man’s sweater —| Class 4 — Jelly — Mrs. F. Mathe- Triting. es
W. T. Hannah Class 35 Seed potatoes — R.| 1, Class 17 — Writing, 13 and up
ler BS! OS) com poceene: B "| First, Mrs. B. Mathews; second, Mrs.|son; Mrs. W. Dingwall. Calisa cAlnonses: Micical sae
Hargreaves; George Windt. : ae i mse; Malcolm Leigh:
: J. Walsh. Glass § — Pickles — Mrs. T. E.|pimer Alphonse.
Class 42 — Largest Onion —C.R.|"" class 3 Lady's sweater — are |winas Boa ee Mae ee
- o Place. : B. Mathews; Mrs. Huxtable. Class 6 — Relish — Mrs. C. Pi Sapo ce pee mural by. 8) Class:
Dealership. Available eee ee | o eh = Mts. ©. P| grade 1-8 — Grade 4 boys; Claire
Division 4 — Fruit Gea 4 — Infant's set — Mrs. aoe Hee Te wae se ie Haramia and Ernie Smallenber:
xtable. eas 7 — Canned chicken — Mrs.) cjaire Haramia and Ann Gibb
y a lass 1 — Apples — First, ©. R. 0866 == GINA ewealen — Mir é nn Gibbons.
VANCOUVER BRITISH CAR DISTRIBUTOR cies pe Glass 6. Chita ‘eweater — Mrs. br. Stewart: Class 20 — Best mural by a class.
Place. _ | L. Hellyer. Class 9 — Wild fruit — Mrs: C.| erades 7-12 — irla Fletcher: Ruth
Has popular line of cars available for an Class 2 — Crabapples — First-| . class ¢ — Men's sox. fancy —- Pigeon. ~| Schoonover; B. Wright. é
exclusive dealership. Pearl Kienas; second, Mrs. Duke| vrs. W. Gardner. Mrs. F. King. + B. - ;
‘ Matti, res Megierade Ges ‘Divisional = Class 22— Bouquet of garden flow- -
2 = es) q = . : Ss =
In reply give full details’ with reference to Class 8 — Currants, black —| str. o. Snow: Hobbies and Handicrafts ers — Barbara Wright; Karen Lunn;
premises, financial backing, and name of your Mrs. L. D. Seott; T. C. Denny. olase = Ones eee = bees TE Judy Lunn.
~ banker. Class 4 — Currants, rea — Mrs. gonin : “ “| Class 1 — Shell work — First,| Class 23 — Bouquet of wild flow-
Bees g K. A. Telford; Mrs. E. M. Wright. ie ete os Iris Fletcher; second, Mrs. E. De-|ers — Maureen Stewart; Barbara
Reply Box No. 79, Wiliams Lake Tribune Gast toe Class 9 — Darned sock — Mrs. L.| on. Wright; Judy Borkowski.
a eterson; Mrs. A. MacDonald. %
Place. cee Class 4 — Leatherwork — D,|. Class 24 — Iris Fletcher.
z Class 12 — Crochet atghan— Mrs.|__- 08S * ~~ Leathe c
— Class 7 — Raspberries — Mrs. C |p ‘Downs; Mre Ge aon Jolinson; Mrs. V. Whitner. Class 25 — George Fielder.
H. Poston; Mrs, C. Pigeon. sea, ESS Class 6 — Stuffed toy — Lyane| -Class 26 — Kenneth Brandly;
For Your Class 8 — Rhubarb — Mrs. ¢} Division 9 — Homecooking | Bishop. Dwayne Brandly; Kenneth Brandly.
; . T. Bishop. : 5 Class 7 — Copper tooling — Mrs. woe
fa Bee oes Seaeiies — Mrs. | 672d Aggregate: Mrs Wm. Dingwall] 5 s)o3n- Division 13 —
B [ j I I DIN(¢ : N | ) EDS T. B, Windt; Mrs. EB. M. Wright. Second: Mrs. F. Matheson Class § — Rugs — Mrs. E. Rich: ‘Indian Handicrafts
Third: Mrs. A. MacDonald Mrs. C. Snow. :
1 fats : Class 1 — Moctasins — Mrs. N.
Division 5 — Class 1 — Apple pie — First, Mrs, |, Cl#8°.9 — Fabric painting —Mrs.]5. wWyeotte
A Dairy and Poultry Products Bss\t 7 Apple pie:— First, “Mrs. ie nescnens.
= We have a good stock of the following: : As MacDonald; second, Mrs. T. Bish- “ c.5. 19 —— Ornamental ies we 2 — Belt — Mrs. N. J. Wy-
Class 1 — Bggs, white — First,|op; third, Mrs. F. Matheson. i - ‘ eos
CEMENT — LIME — _ BRICKS G A. Stewart; second, Mrs. M. Pineh- ‘ egy a elie Bobermiatep: Division 14 —
- ar : Glass 2 — Lemon’ pie — Mrs.A.| Glass 11 — fancy eushion = Mrs. zvisiOM
GYPROC AND DONNACONNA WALLBOARDS beck. Stuart; Mrs. F. Matheson; Mrs. A.| Bp. Rich District Displays
Class 2 — Eggs, brown — R. Har-|y,eponaia
PLYWOOD ; 2 Class 12 — Colored transparen-| First, Alexis Creek.

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greaves; Mrs. Wm. Dingwall.

Class 4 — Dressed fowl — G. A.
Stewart.

Class 5 — Cottage cheese — Mrs.
H. P. Wheatley.

Class 7 — Butter — Verna Martin.

Class § — Table Cream — Mrs.
Wm. Dingwall; Verna Martin.

Division 6 — Fancy Work

Grand aggregate for Divisions 6,
7 and 8: Mrs. E. A. Lodmell

Class 2 — Solid embroidery, col-
ored — First, Mrs. Elva Peterson.
secohd, Mrs. E. W. Wright.

Class 8 — Pillow cases — Mrs. EB,
A. Lodmell; Mrs. S. Goad.

Class 4 — Pillow cases — Mrs. #.
A. Lodmell; Mrs. M. Fiest.

Class 5 — Crochet tablecloth /—-

Mis.,C. Snow;.Mrs. K..K. Moffat).
Class 7 — Cutwork — Mrs. EB) A.
Lodmell; Mrs. L. A. Moxon.
Class § — Smocking — Mrs. S.
Maxfield; Mrs. Laviolette.
| Class 9 — Crochet doiley — Mrs.
S. Goad; Lillian Heise.
! Class 10 — Handkerchief — Mrs.
Wm. Dingwall; Mrs. C. A. Scott.

Class 11 — Tatting — Mrs. R.
Nelson; Mrs. C. A. Scott.
Class 12 — Potholders — Mrs. L.

Goffin; Mrs. Wm. Dingwall.
Class 13 — Miscellaneous — Mis.
M. F. Johnson; Mrs. S. Maxfield.
Class 14A — Mrs. Whitmer.
is». Class 14B — Mrs. Kiefe.

Division 7 — Sewing

Class 3 — Pumpkin pie — Mrs. T.
Bishop; Mrs. Wm. Dingwall; Mrs.
F. Matheson.

Class 4 — Pie, any variety — Mrs.
Bert Roberts; Mrs. T. E, Windt; Mrs.
T. Bishop.

Class 5 — Scones — Mrs C. A.
Scott; Mrs. T. Bishop; Mrs. T. E.
Windt.

Class 6 — White bread — Mrs. A.
Stuart; Mrs. Bert Roberts; Mrs. D.
Wright.

Class 7 — Whole wheat bread —
Mrs Bert Roberts; Mrs. D. Wright,
Mrs. F. Matheson. :

Class 8 — Fruit cake, dark — Mrs.
3. Deschene; Mrs. W. Dingwall, Mrs.
H. Windt.

Class 9 — Fruit cake, light — Mrs.

Dingwall; Mrs. T. C. Denny.

Class 10 Angel cake — Miss
Dorothy Millar; Mrs. H. Windt; Mrs.
G. Renner.

Class 11 — ‘Sponge cake — Mrs.
4. Windt; Mrs. G. Renner.

Class 12 — Chocolate cake — Mrs.
W. Dingwall; Mrs. F. Matheson;
Miss Dorothy Millar.

Class 13 —- White cake — Mrs. F.|

Matheson; Miss Dorothy Millar; Mrs.
W. Dingwall.

Class 14 — Doughnuts
MacDonald.

Class 15 — Shortbread — Mrs. M.
Lunn; Mrs. A> MacDonald; Mrs. F
Matheson.

Class 16 — Drop Cookies — Mrs.
R.M. Blair; Mrs. F. Matheson; Mrs.

Mrs. A.

Class 3 — Child’s dress — First,

Miss Betty Ellis; second, Mrs. M. |
Feist.

Class. 4 — made-over dress- 01
coat — Mrs, Laviolette; Mrs. K. Kk.
Moffat.

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Class 17 — Rolled cookies — Mrs
F. Downs; Mrs. A. MacDonald, Mrs.
Cc. MacIntyre

Class 18 — Tea dainties — Mrs.
Wm. Dingwall; Mrs. F. Matheson;
Mrs. M. Lunn.

Class 19 — Candy — Mrs. W, Ding-
wall; Mrs. F, Matheson; Mrs. BI

Wright
Class 20 — Yeast buns — Mrs. D.|
Wright; Mrs. H. P. Wheatley; M
F. Matheson.
Class 21 — Tea biscuits — Mrs.
G. McIntyre; Mrs. Wm. Dingwall; |
Mrs. T. Bishop.

cies — C. Stangoe; Mrs. E. Wright
Class 13 — Black and white snap-
shots — Mrs. B. Deschene; C. Stan-
goe.
Class 14 — Colored picutres —-
Mrs. I. Piercey; Mrs. C. M. Clark
Class 15 — Enlargement — Frank
Johnson; George Keener.

Division 12 — Junior Class

Class 1 — Industrial arts, grades
,8, 9 — First, Barry Bishop; second

Anahim Day School; third, Barry
Bishop.

Class 2-— Industrial arts, grades
10, 11, 12 — Marvin Scott; Alfred
Hannah.

Class 3 — Apron, to 12 years —
Lynne Bishop.

Class 4 — Apron, 12-15 years —_
Marilyn’ Scott; Anahim Indian
School. |

Class 7 — Knitting, 12-15 years —- :

Second, Anahim Indian School.
Class 10 — Embroidery, 12-15
years — Mrs. E. W. Wright.
Class 11 — Embroidery, 15 years

and up — Anahim Indian School.
Class 12 — Art work — Shirley
Brown; Shirley Brown; Shirley

Brown.

Second, Williams Lake.

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sports a Korean billiard cue as a
souvenir. He admits without re-

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