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SMJIHHS
FAIR
PRIZE
LIST
"Livestock
and
Poultry
Hampshire
hens,
John1
'Price;
other
hens,
Mrs.
C.
Miller
i
male
and
female
turkeys,
Mrs.
C.
Dohler.
Field
Roots
Whltje
potatoes,
Mrs.
C.
Dohler;
Foundation
"A"
Chippewa
potatoes,
illove
Bros.
Vegetables
j
Yellow
onions
Mia.
W,
Bille-
Parsnips
Mrs.
W.
JBilleter
Green
peas
shelled,
green
pickling
tomatoes,
j
greenhouse
tomatoes
Bulkley
Valley
.Hospital,
i
.
Hall
inch
long?
carrots
A.
T.
Campbell.
Beets
Margaret
Davidson.
TurniDS
Mrs.
A.
C.
Fowler.
Hinchllffe.
'
Early
cabbage,
late
cabbage,
I
hnmpstpoHpr
nenc
"Mm
'D
TCfll
hood.
Cauiflower
Mrs.ic.
J.
Killer.
Collection
-vegetables
Mrs,
J.
Love.
Wax
beans,
green
Held
toma-
toes-Mrs.
C.
Miller.
Vegetable
marrow
Mrs.
M.
Messlch.
.
.Pickling
onions
Mrs.
Pete
Oll-arny.
J
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,
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Long
table
carrots,
head
lettuce,
cos
lettuce
George
"Raymond.
Fruits
r
Collection
wild
fruits
Mrs.
A.
T.
pampbell.
Collection
tame
fruits
Mrs.
J.;
Hetherington.
Green
apples
r
Mrs.
G.
Williams.
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Grains
and
:Grasses
J
Sheaf
'barley,
sheaf
timothy
hay,
sheaf
alslke
clover,
sheaf
red
clover,
sheaf
alfalfa,
all
won
by
Ray
Oulton.
Sheaf
peas
Mrs.
F.
Rosberg.
Dairy
and
Home
Products
Quart
of
honey
S.
W.
Gould.
Cow's
milk
Mrs.
Ed.
Johnson.
White
eggs
Mrs.
Ed.
Johnson.
Comb
of
honey
George
Ray
mond.
Cow's
cream
whipping,
cow's
cream,
table,
dressed
chicken-Mrs.
D.
M.
Malkow.
Canned
fruit,
vegetables,
meat,
tame
fruit
Jam
Mrs.
W.
J.
Abel.
Wild
Fruit
Jam-Mrs.
R.
W.
Bennett.
Rhuftarto
Mrs.
R.
W.
Champion.
Tame
Raspberries
and
collection
canned1
fruit
Mary
J.
Tame
Strawberries
Mrs.
Angus
McLean,
Peaches,
wild
fruit
j-elly
Mrs.
Geo.
Raymond.
Gooseberries,
Huckleberries-Mrs.
C.
Miller.
Tame
Fruit
Jelly
Mrs.
M.
Simpson.
Orange
Marmalade
Miss
C
W.
Seaman.
Canned
Fish,
Green
Peas-Mrs.
Geo.
Raymond.
Collection
Canned
Vegetables,
Canned
Meat
Mrs.
C.
Miller.
Quart
jar
Cauliflower
Mrs.
R.
W.
.Bennett.
Baking
Blueberry
Pie
Mrs.
R.
W.
Bennett.
,
'White
Bread,
Buns
Mrs.
R.
W.
Champion.
'
Brown
Bread
Mrs.
A.
Bannister.
Sponge
Cake
Mrs.
N.
H.
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Cookies,
Doughnuts
Mrs.j
Geo.
Jlaymond.
Apple
'Pie,
Xemcn
Pie,
"Ehort-bread
Mrs.
C.
Miller.
Tea
Biscuits,
Scotch
Oatmeal
Cakes
Mrs.
G.
H.
Wall.
Special
prize
for
tea
biscuits
Mrs.
W.l
Bodger.
Home
Cured
Bacon,
Home
Cured
Ham
Mrs.
R.
Walton.
Fancy
Work
and
'Handwork
Luncheon
Set,
White
Pillow
Slips
Sister
Mary
Barbara.
Cut-work
Tray
Oloth,
Sofa
Pillow,
Towel
Miss
E.
Eastwood.
Scarf
Sister
Mary
Ignatia.
White
Vanity
set,
Tatting,'
Hooked
Rug,
Patchwork
Quilt-Mrs.
C.
Miller.
Crocheted
Afghan,
Homespun
Mitts
Mrs.
P.
Schuf
er.
,
Crocheted
tea
Cloth,
Baby's
Knitted
Dress,
Knitted
Gloves-Mrs.
C.
A.
Thurston.
Out
Work-Mrs.
C.
A.
Pillow
Slips,
Knitted
Socks-
Mrs.
G.
Xundquist.
Crocheted
Doilies,
Colored
Pillow
Slips,
embroidered
apron
Mrs.
H.
J.
Ludgate.
.
Flowers
Bouquet
of
Cut
Flowers
Sis
ter
Mary
Barbara.
Asters,
gladioli,
pansles,
roses.
stocks
Mrs,
H.
J.
Ludgate.
Dahlias,
-sweet
peas,
plant
Mrs.
C.
Miller.
Three
spikes
gladioli
Mrs.
Geo.
Raymond.
.
Handicrafts
Fern
Stand
'Mrs.
C.
A.
Thur?-
ton.
Water
Color
Painting
"Miss
111
Eastwood.
Oil
Painting
Mrs.
P.
Shufer.
Jacknlfe
Work
T.
L'Orsa.
Woodwork
Jim
Brlggs.
School
"Exhibits
Printing
John
Konig.
Penmanship
Xoulse
Small
and
Betty
Splsak.
Paper
Cutting
Beverley
Kerr.
Murals
Winona
Eby.
Colored
Design
Janet
Hol
land.
and
Carl
Banta.
Poster
Design
IRoger
Gard
ner.
Map
Drawing
Owen
Oultor.
and
Daryl
'Henry.
Booklets
Joan
Wakefield.
Needlecraft
Joan
Trlns,
Rosa
Hidber,
-Lena
Mackney.
Maryi
Mackney.
jjon
s
ivniuea
aweater
ana
Beanie
Muriel
Sedgwick.
Indian
Exhibits
Buokskln
Gloves,
Moacasins,
Tea
Cloth
Mrs.
Albert.
Plain
Mocassins
Mrs.
P.
Albert.
Serviceable
Gldves
Mrs.
D.
Dennis.
Buckskin
Jacket
Mrs.
Geo.
Naziel.
Fancy
Gloves,
Beaded,
Article
Mrs..
Dick
Naziel.
Baskets
Lucy
Nass.
Snowshoes
Mrs.
A.
Tiljoe.
Fancy
Work
Mrs.
J.
Tom.
Two
Moosehldes
Camelia
Wilson.
Livestock
Dairy
Cow
First,
P.
Ollarny:
second,
M.
Mackney;
third,
R.
Walton.
Dairy
Heifer
First,
R.
Wal-
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Build
B.C.
3
Payrolls"
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Coffee
(
Better
IMtliJ
See
for
yourself
how
much
better
your
morning
cup
of
coffee
tastes
when
Pacific
is
added.
The
creamy-rich
texture
will
Improve
it
so
much
you'll
never
want
to
be
without
Pacific
Milk.
Try
some
today.
PACIFIC
MILK
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
UPHOLSTERING
FURNITURE
REPAIRS
Truck
and
Auto
Cushions
Repaired
and
Recovered
Drapes
a
Specialty
New
Upholstery
Materials
Available
NOW!
Out-of-Town
Orders
Given
Special
Attention
LOVIN'S
CABINET
SHOP
330
SECOND
AVENUE
(Next
to
CFPR)
PHONE
BLUE
818
13dncc
Etipcrt
Daflp
J3ctos
Thursday,
September
4,
1947
ALAM
TEA
BAGS
ton;
second,
R.
Walton.
1
Beef
Cow
First,
C.
Tugnam:
second,
P.
Sturzenegger;
third.
H.
Zogoff.
.Beef
Heifer
First,
C.
Tugnam;
second,
T.
L'Orsa.
Beef
Calf
First,
ZogoET;
sec-'
ond
Sturzenegger.
Junior
Farmer
Clubs
Bulkley
Valley
Beef
Feeder
Club
First,
Gordon
Wakefield;
second.
Jack
Wilson;
third,
Maryellen
Widen.
Kispiox
Potato
Club
First,
Ruth
Love;
second,
Esther
Love.
Telkwa
Potato
Club
First,
Jackie
Kalhoqd;
second,
.Margaret
McLebd;
third,
Doris
Mc
Leod.
Customs
Revenue
Shows
Decrease
111
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;
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lor
rnnte
xvupcii
y.-
$50,841.19,
making
It
secom
peak
to
date
was
set
in
JuneJWf
yl
when
$54,3774
was
.colleoted'.'iA-if
Compared
with
August
of
last
7
J
,
year
there
Is
a
gain
or
.lSSja1!.
'
.
:
In
the
first
eight
months
c.l;.,
'
1946
customs
revenue
amounteub'
1
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to
$175,417.84.
In
the
same
periodJ'
J
of
1947
the
total
was
$264,00441
J
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:
a
ji
-INDEPENDENT
IRAQ
Britain
granted
full
:
pendence
to
Iraq
in
1830.
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Cameras,
Kodak
Medalist
11,
35
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Projectors,
Amateur
Enlargers
and
a
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of
photographic
supplies.
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