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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-04
ORDER FOR HEARING ON PETI-
TION FOR ALLOWANCE OF WILL
AND FOR SUMMARY DISTRIBU-
TION,
IN PROBATE COURT.

IN PROBATE COURT.
State of Minnesota, County of st.
Louis-ss.
In the Matter of the Estate of Frances
Koscak, also known as Frances
Koschak, Decedent.
A certain instrument purporting 10
be the last will and testament of the
above named decedent, having filed
herein, and the petition of Frank
Koscak, alleging that the estate of said
decedent is exempt from all debts and
charges in Probate Court, and praying
that said instrument be admitted to
probate as the last will and testament
of said decedent; and that the Court
make its decree of distribution assign
ing said estate forthwith to the per-
sons thereunto entitled, or that letters
testamentary be issued to Frank
Koscak;;
TT Is ORDERED, that said petition
be heard before this Court on Monday,
September 10Th, 1941, at nine o'clock
A. M, in the Probate Court Room in
the Court House in Duluth, Minnesota,
and that all persons interested show
cause, if any they have, at said time
and place, why the said petition should
not be granted.
Witness the HON VIM. j. ARCHER,
Judge of Probate Court, this End day
of September, 1941.
(Seal of Probate Court
Sheldon Watts, Clerk of Probate.
M. F. Teplicky, Attorney for Petit
toner, Ely, Minnesota. 9-4-11-18.
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CLASS III
FLOWERS

ASterS-MrS. Theresa IvetZ, first;
Mrs. F. j. Lindgren, second; Bertha
Lobe, third
Calendulas-Mrs. F. j. Lindgren
first; Mrs. T. Columbo, second; Agnes
Hannula, third.
Cosmos-Bertha Lobe, first; Helen
Skube, second; Mrs. Arvid Larson,
third.
Orange Cosmos-Mrs. Arvid Larson,
first; Mrs. Terlep, second; Roslyn Ur-
bas, third.
Larkspurs- John Brula, first;
Mrs. John Perko, second; Mrs. T. CO.
Jumbo, third.
Gladiolas- Hutar, first; Mrs.
L. H. Larson, second; Bertha Lobe,
third.
Marigolds French) Mrs VIM. Nit
chell, first; Virginia Pluth, second;
Mrs. Angela Pirsh, third.
Marigolds (African)-Mary Hutar,
first; Mrs. Margaret Hutar, second;
Roslyn Urbas, third.
Nasturtiums-Mrs. L. H Larson,
first; Mrs. F. j. Lindgren, second;
Mrs. T. Columbo, third.
Pansies-Bertha Lobe, first; Mrs. l..
H. Larson, second; Mrs. Rose Atans-
off, third.
Poppies- Mrs. T. Columbo, first; Mrs.
Louis Skerjanc, second; Mrs. Anton
Murgel, third.
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NOTICE
Hearing on Proposed
Improvement

Notice is hereby given that public
hearing will be held by the City Coun-
Gil of the City of Ely, Minnesota, in
the Council Chambers of the City Hall
of sale. city, at 7:30 o'clock P. M, Tues
day, September 16, 1941, at which time
the Council will hear reasons for and
against the following proposed i'm
provement, plans and specifications for
which are now on file in the office of
the City Engineer, namely:
For the construction of concrete
sidewalk, curb and gutter, street grad
ing, and incidental work in connection
Herewith, along the north side of
Harvey Street from 10th to 18th Ave-
nues East, on the east side of 10th
Avenue East from Harvey Street north
to the alley, and on the west side of
18th Avenue East from Harvey Street
north to the alley, benefiting the fol-
lowing:
WHITES SECOND ADDITION
Lots l to IL, inclusive, Block H.
BY order of the City Council.
Dated at Ely, Minnesota, September
8, 1941.
A. o. KNUTSON,
9-4-41. City Clerk.
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ORDER FOR HEARING ON PETI-
TION FOR LICENSE TO SELL
REAL ESTATE.
IN PROBATE COURT
No. 35201

State of Minnesota, County of st
Louis-SS.
In the Matter of the Guardianship OF
Albert Kochevar and Joseph Kochevar
Minors.
1T IS ORDERED that the petition
of the representative of said estate of
said minors for license to sell the real
estate described therein be heard be-
fore this Court on Monday, September
18th, 1941, at 10 o'clock A. M, in the
Probate Court Room in the Court
House in Duluth, Minnesota, and that
all persons interested then show cause,
if any they have, why such license
should not be granted.
Witness the HON. VIM j. ARCHER,
Judge of Probate Court. this 18th
day of August, 1941.
(Seal of Probate Court
Sheldon Watts, Clerk of Probate.
A. w. Nelson, Attorney for Petitioner,
Ely, MINI. 8-21, ga.
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Twenty-Five Years Ago
Friday, September 1, 1916.

The second annual reunion of the
Vermilion Range Old Settlers took
place at Tower Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. Three hundred attended the
banquet served at the close of the
three-day session. at which John
Owens was POSTMASTER. Sam Owens
of Eveleth was elected president;
Charles Trezona, Ely, and E. j. Nor
cum, Soudan, vice presidents; P. T.
Brownell, Ely. treasurer; F. B. James,
Ely, and W. H. Congdon, Tower, secre-
taries; T. H. Wheeler, Tower, and w.
H. McQuade, Duluth, directors, to
serve with the holdover directors, Grant
McMahan and Chas. Trezona, Ely, w.
j. West, Hibbing and T. E. Miller, Ely.
Clinton RapSon, only son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Rapson died Tuesday after
a short illness of typhoid fever. He
was 10 years of age and a senior in
the Ely high school, Surviving are his
parents and a sister. Rev. j. c. Map
son conducted a short burial service
at the Presbyterian church this aft
ernoon.
Egged on by the "red flag" bunch
at Winton, the TRAINERS and surface
at the Section Thirty mine
went on strike Thursday. Many of the
men left town and others returned to
work today. The strike is a backlash
of the strike on the Mesaba range
where several people have been killed
and where Virginia grand jury in
dicted seven for the Myron and Lad
valla shooting. The big boss, Bill
Haywood of the IWW says the labor
of the country will be tied up in
strike as a protest against the indict-
ment of the agitators.
The strikers of the Mesaba are now
asking for charity from the charitable
to keep themselves and
families alive. The dues collectors for
5he IWW promised to take care of
hose on strike but up to date not
single cent in benefits has escaped
from the pockets of the organizers
md heads of the outfit.
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Jr., second; Mrs. Jos. Camaish, third.
Pan of Baking Fowler Biscuits-Mrs
Anna Gustafson, first; Mrs. Mike
Murphy, second; Mrs. Stanley Kent
third.
Rye Bread, one loaf-Mrs. Steve
Seliga, ST., first; Mrs VIM. Hasselblad
second.
White Bread, one loaf-Mrs. Angela
Pirsh, first; Mrs. Howard Hall, second;
Mrs. S. E. Eckard, third.
Potica-Mrs. sligo M. Velanoff. first
Noodles-Mrs. Louis Skeryanc, first;
Mrs. Mary Korosec, second; Mrs. Anton
DeSlich, third.
CAKES
Saffron Buns-Mrs. Howard Hall
first; Mrs. John Perko, second; Miss
Elsie Kotzian, third.
Cookies, lght-Angela Mayerle, first;
Mrs. Leslie Bolitho, second; Mrs. John
Perko, third.
Fruit Cookies-Mrs. Arvid Larson
first; Mrs. Joseph Camaish, second;
Mrs. John Perko, third.
Cookies, dark-Mary Pluth, first;
Mrs. Jos. Camaish, second; Mrs Leslie
Bolitho, third.
Devils Food-Mrs. Howard Hall
| first; Mrs. Louise Seliga, second; Mrs
Steve Seliga, ST., third.
Doughnuts, raised-Mrs.. F. j. Lind
gren; Mrs VIM Hasselblad, ST., second;
Mrs. Paul j. Yadloski, third.
Doughnuts, baking powder-Mrs. w
HaSSelblad, ST., first; Mrs. S. E. Eckard
second; Mrs. F. j. Lindgren. third.
Jelly Roll-Mrs. Jack Chepelnik, first
Mrs. Louise Seliga, second; Mrs. VIM
Hasselblad, third.
Spice or MolaSSes Loaf-Mrs. Anton
Murgel, first; Mrs VIM. Rowe, second
Mrs. Howard Hall, third.
Sponge Cake, not frosted-Mrs. Mary
Korosec, first; Mrs. Frank Telich
second; Mrs. Mike Tolyan, third.
Fruit Cake-Mrs. S. E. Eckard, first
Mrs. Leo Mayerle, second; Mrs. Arthur
Nyman, third.
Angel Cake, white (not frosted -
Mrs. VIM. Hasselblad, ST., first; Albens
Schiltz, second; Mrs. Mary Korosec
third.
Lady Baltimore-Mrs. Paul j. Yad.
losky.
Torta-Mrs. Robert Wilmunen, first
Miss Elsie Kotzian, second; Mrs. Johr
Perko, third.
Finnish Torts-Mrs. Edith Hall, first
Mrs. John Perko, second.
Light colored Layer Cake-Mrs. Pau
j. Yadlosky, first; Mrs. John Pierce
second.
Cake with recipe-Mrs. Arvid Larson
first; Mrs. Peter j. Hutar, second
Mrs. j. L. Kostelec, third.
Orange Cake, dark-Mrs. j. Kostelac
first; Mrs. Ed. Curnow, second; Mrs
Anton Murgel, third.
| PIES
Apple-Mrs. Steve Seliga, ST., first
Mrs. VIM. HasseIblad, second; Mrs
Mike Murphy, third.
Berry, any variety-Mrs. Howar,
Hall, first; Mrs. Louis Rebel, second
Mrs. Anton Murgel, third
Pumpkin-Mrs. Elizabeth Kelo, first
Mrs. Jack Chepelnik, second; MIR.
John Skufca, third
Pasty-Mrs. Stanley Kent, first; Mr.!
Louis Rebel, second; Mrs. John Perkc
third
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Name FAIR
PRIZE WINNERS
CONTINUED From Page one)

Sweater, knit or crocheted-Mrs. j
A Smrekar, first; Mrs. George Koch
evar, second; Mrs. Mary Junke, third.
Fancy Apron-Mrs. w. o. Mackie
first; Mrs. John Perko, second; jose
phine Bartovich, third.
Tub Dress, Girls - Mrs. Violet
Lassey, first; Mrs. ]. A. Smrekar
second; Mrs. Peter E. Moroni, third.
Tub Dress, Woman's-Mrs, George
Kochevar, first; John Skubitz, second.
Pajamas-Mrs. Jos. Camaish, first
Mrs. George Kochevar, second; Mrs
Angela Pirsh, third.
Hand Made Rugs, Braided = Mrs
Peter E. Moroni, first; Josephine Bar
tovich, second.
Hand Made Rugs, Hooked-Mrs
John Perko, first.
Hand Made Rugs, crocheted-Mrs
Chef Anderson, first; Mrs. John Perko
second; Mrs. E. D. Ellefsen, third.
Hand Made Rugs, loom-Mrs. join
Somrok.
Hand Made Handkerchiefs-Mrs
John Somrock, first; Josephine Bar.
tovich, second; Mrs. John Perko, third
Child'S Outfit, up to years-Mrs
Art Knutson, first; Mrs. Mary Junke
second; Miss Elsie Kotzian, third.
Best Made-over Garment-MrS. Pete
]. Hutar, first; Mrs. Peter E. Moroni
second; Josephine BartoVich, third.
Wall Hanging, any style-Merns
Maxi, first; Mrs Henry Hanson; Mrs
Ansol Skantz, third.
Tatting-Mrs. w. o. Mackie, first.
Needle-P oint-Mrs. Art KnutSon
first; Mrs. Fritz Lindbeck, second.
Table Cloth, crocheted-Mrs. Mix
Prisk, first; Mrs. John Perko, second
Mrs. Henry G. Hanson, third.
BedSpread, crocheted-Mrs. Gust An
derson, first; Mrs. Peter Schaefer
second; Mrs. Louis Rebel, third.
Special Observation-Disclosures Maxi
first; Mrs. Frank Kriznar, second; Mrs
Anton Gornik, third.
Special Handicraft-Mrs. H G. Han
son. first; Mrs. Ansol Skantz, second
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DIVISION "C"-CLASS |
GARDEN VEGETABLES

Andrew Berglund, first; Mrs. Mary
Zgonc, second; Patricia Petrich, third
Mary Pluth, fourth; Mrs. Anton Des-
Itch. fifth; Mrs Louis Skeryanc, sixth
Largest Pumpkin, John B. Grahek,
first; Mrs. Anton Freshmen, second.
Largest Head Cabbage-Anton Des-
Itch, first; Mrs. Jack Chepelnik, second;
Mrs. Louis Rebel, third.
Saffron-Frank Miklaucich, first;
Mrs. Mary Korosec, second; Mrs. John
Perko, third.
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Mrs. John Takavitz Jr., second; Mrs
Joseph Camaish, third.
Blueberries-Mrs Louise Seliga, first
Mrs. Louis Rebel, second; Mrs. E. T
Buckley, third.
Best collection of varieties of pre-.
serves and jams-Mrs. JOS Camaish
first; Mrs VIM. Rowe, second.
Best collection of 5 varieties o.
jellies-Mrs. John Rojakovich, first
Mrs. Wayne Somero, second; Mrs. An.
ton Murgel, third.
Cauliflower, Mrs. John Perko, first
Mrs. VIM. Rowe, second; Mrs. Johr
Movrin, third.
Carrots-Mrs. John Rojakovich, first
Mrs. VIM. Rowe, second; Mrs. Johr
Movrin, third.
Corn-Mrs. VIM. Rowe, first; Mrs
John Movrin, second; Mrs. Louis Re-
Dol, third.
Horse Radish-Mrs. Mary Korosec
first; Mrs. Jack Chepelnik, second
Mrs. John Movrin, third
Peas-Mrs. Jos. Camaish, first; Mrs
Frank Chernivec, second; Mrs. Antor
Murgel, third.
Tomatoes-Mrs. John Movrin, first
Mrs. Peter Hutar, second; Mrs. Loui!
Rebel, third.
Peaches-Mrs. John Rojakovich, first
Mrs Anton Murgel, second; Mrs
Louis Bryant, third
Pears-Mrs Louise Seliga, first; Mrs
Anton Murgel, second; Patricia Petrich
third.
Plums-Mrs. John Movrin, first; Mrs
Jos. Camaish, second; Mrs. John Taxa
Wiz, Jr., third.
Rhubarb-Mrs. John Perko, first
Miss Elsie Kotzian, second; Mrs. VIM
Rowe, third.
String Beans-Mrs. E. T. Buckley
first; Bertha Lobe, second; Mrs. Louis.
Seliga, third.
Tame Strawberries-Mrs. John Roj
akovich, first; Mrs. VIM. Rowe, second
Mrs. Joseph Schiltz, third.
Tame Raspberries = Mrs. Angels
Pirsh first; Mrs. John Movrin, second
Mrs. Anton Murgel, third.
Wild trawberries-Miss Elsie Kot
zian, first; Mrs. John Perko, second
Mrs. Anton Murgel, third.
Wild Raspberries-Mrs. E. T. Buck
ley, first; Mrs VIM. Rowe, second
Mrs. Elsie Kotzian, third.
Canned Fish-Mrs. Angela PirSh
first; Mrs. Frank Miklavcich, second
| Mrs. Anton Murgel, third.
Canned Meat-Mrs. Anton Murgel
first; Mrs. Mary zgonc, second.
Canned Polish-Mrs. F. Chernivet
first; Mrs. Louis Skerjanc, second
Mrs. Anton Murgel, third.
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ORDER FOR HEARING ON PETI
TION FOR LICENSE TO SELL
REAL ESTATE.
IN PROBATE COURT
No. 27123-A


State of Minnesota, County of st.
Louis-ss.
In the Matter of Guardianship of
Peter Maurin, Ward
1T IS ORDERED that the petition
of the representative of said estate Of
said ward for license to sell the real
estate described therein be heard be-
fore this Court on Monday, September
22nd, 1941, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, in the
Probate Court Room in the Court
House in Duluth, Minnesota, and that
all persons interested then show cause,
if any they have, why such license
should not be granted.
Witness the HON. VIM. j. ARCHER,
Judge of Probate Court, this 23rd day
of August, 1941.
Sheldon Watts, Clerk of Probate.
(Seal of Probate Court
Stone, Manthey, Carey & Mac
Dougall, Attorneys for Petitioner, vir-
ginia. MINI. 1928, Gil.
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CLASS Nv
PICKLES

Cabbage John Perko, first;
Mrs. Anton Murgel, second; Mrs. VIM
Rowe, third.
Carrots JOS. Camaish, first;
Mrs. VIM. Rowe, second; Mrs. Anton
Murgel, third.
Caulifower-Mrs. VIM. Rowe, first;
Mrs. John Rojakovich, second.
Chow Chow-Mrs. Lloyd Carlson
first; Mrs. Mary Pluth, second; Mrs
VIM. Rowe, third.
Onions-Mrs. Wayne Somero, first
Mrs. Mary Zgonc, second; Miss Elsie
Kotzian, third.
Peppers-Mrs. Jack Chepelnik, first
Mrs. Mary Zgonc, second; Mrs. Antor
Murgel, third.
Sliced Tomatoes-Mrs. Howard Hall
first; Mrs. Arvid Larson, second; Mrs
John Perko, third.
Watermelon-Mrs VIM. Hasselblad
first; Mrs. Steve Seliga, ST., second
Mrs VIM. Rowe, third.
Whole Cucumbers- Anton Muir.
gel, first; Mrs. Lloyd Carlson, second
Mrs Mary Stubler, third.
Any Combination OF VegetableS-MrS
Anton Murgel, first; Mrs, JOS. Camaish
second; Mrs. Lloyd Carlson, third.
Peaches-Mrs. E. T. Buckley.
Sliced Cucumbers-Mrs Wayne Som.
ero, first; Miss Angela Mosnik, second
Mrs. John Slabodnik, third.
String Beans-Mrs. Arvid Larson
first; Mrs. VIM. Rowe, second; Mrs
Jos. Camaish, third
Whole Beets-Mrs. JOS. CamaiSh
first; Mrs. Arvid Larson, second; Mrs
John Pierce, third.
Whole Crab Apples-Mrs. VIM. Rowe
first; Mrs. Anton Murgel, second; Pat
ricia Petrich, third.
Mixed Pickles-special-M Ray
Reigel, first; Miss Elsie Kotzian
| second. Patricia Petrich, third.
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State MINES
SET new Mark
Produce 1919 Million Tons to
Aug. Is in Establishing
New Record.

Keeping pace with mounting national
defense demands, iron ore production
this year in 13 state-owned mines to-
tailed 10,724,302 tons up to August is,
the largest in history for that period.
OF particular interest, however, espe-
cially in the matter of conserving high
grade ores, was the fact that approx
mately As per cent of the total, 891 :
487 tons consisted of low-grade ores
which had to be concentrated before
being shipped.
In 1910, production for the same
period was only 8,167,715 tons, with
low-grade ore making up only about
one-third of the total.
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Ten Years Ago
Friday, Septmeber 4, 1881.

The first carload of black pearl gram
lite from the quarry on the Ely-Fin-
land road was shipped this week to
ST. Cloud to be worked for monuments
and building stone
DIR. and Mrs. George T. Ayres and
daughter, Florence, returned Monday
from their two months trip to Europ-
can countries. DR.. Ayres attended the
Rotary international convention in
Vienna following which himself and
family toured twelve foreign countries
Applications for marriage licenses
were made by Toivo Hernesmaa and
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ORDER FOR HEARING ON PETI
TION FOR LICENSE TO SELL
REAL ESTATE.
IN PROBATE COURT.
No S515Q


State of Minnesota, County of st.
LouiS-SS.
In the Matter of the Estate of Albert
j. Thomas, also known as A. j.
Thomas, Decedent.
1T IS ORDERED that the petition
of the representative of said estate for
license to sell the real estate described
therein be heard before this Court on
Monday, September 29th, 1941, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, in the Probate Court
Room in the Court House in Duluth,
Minnesota, and that all persons inter-
ested then show cause, if any they
have, why such license should not be
granted.
Witness the HON. VIM. j. ARCHER,
Judge of Probate Court, this Goth day
of August, 1914.
(Seal of Probate Court
Sheldon Watts, Clerk of Probate.
A. w. Nelson, Attorney for Petitioner.
Ely, MINI. ga, 9-18.
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Petunias (Ruffled) -Mrs Arthur Ny
man, first: Mrs. M j. Murphy, second;
Bertha Lobe, third.
Petunias Unruffled) VIM. Co.
ulmbo. first; Mrs. Angela Pirsh, second;
Mrs. T. Columbo, third.
Phlox D. Grandiflora-Mrs T. Co.
Jumbo, first; Mrs. F. j. Lindgren,
second; Mrs. Mary zgonc, third.
Snapdragons-Mrs. Theresa Ivetz,
first, Bertha Lobe, second; Mrs. John
Movrin, third.
Salpiglossies-Mrs F. j. Lindgren,
first; Mrs. VIM. Columbo, second; Mrs.
Nat Dargontina, third.
Verbenas-Mrs T. Columbo.
zinnias-Mrs. Theresa Ivetz, first;
Jennie Koshak, second Mrs. T. Co
Jumbo, third.
| zinnias Pom-Pom)-Mrs. T. Co
Jumbo, first; Mrs. Stubler, second;
Mrs. Louis Skeryanc, third.
zinnias Fantasy) Mrs. Theresa
Ivetz, first; Mrs. T. Columbo, second;
Jennie Koshak, third.
Strawflowers- John Movrin,
first; Mrs. Louis Rebel, second; Miss
Elsie Kotzian, third
Carnations-Mrs. T. Columbo, first;
Miss Angela Pirsh, second; Mrs. Louis
Rebel, third.
Centaureas-Mrs. L. H. Larson, first;
Mrs Louis Rebel. second; Mrs Grace
Childers, third.
Ten Weeks Stock-Mrs. VIM. Column
DO, first; Mrs T. Columbo, second;
Jennie Koshak, third.
Sweet Peas-Mrs. T. Columbo, first;
Mrs. John Movrin, second; Miss Shir-
ley Hilberg, third.
Pinks-Mrs John Movrin, first; Mrs
John Fugina, second; Mrs. T. Columbo
third.
Hollyhocks Mrs. Louis Skeryanc
first; Mrs. VIM. Columbo, second; Mrs
Nat Dargontina, third.
Mixed bouquet of or more varieties
to include perennials.-AgneS Koshak
first; Mrs Theresa Ivetz, second; Mrs
Steve Seliga, third; Mrs. Gust Ander-
son, fourth; Mrs. T. Columbo, fifth.
Best Bunch of Hardy Phlox-Mary
Rose Koshak, first; Mrs. A. D. Ellefsen
second; Mrs. W. j. Rashleigh, third.
Hydrangeas-M Mike Prish, first;
Mrs. JOS. Camaish, second; Mrs. Gust
Anderson, third.
Sweepstake prize of individual
Dahlia-Mrs. F. j. Lindgren.
Best collection of Dahlias-Agnes
Koshak, first; Mrs. Theresa Ivetz
second.
Best bunch of Roses-Mrs. Ernest
Dunstan, first; Mrs. Louis KotNan
second, Mrs. T. Columbo, third.
Clarkias-Mrs. John Movrin, first
Mrs. Mary zgonc, second; Mrs. T. co,
Jumbo, third.
Calliopsis- Virginia Pluth, first; Mrs
F. Chernivec, second; Mrs. T. Column.
DO, third.
GaiIlardia-Mrs VIM. Mitchell, first
Mrs. T. Columbo, second; Mrs. A. D
Ellefsen, third.
Scabiosa- VIM. Mitchell, first
Mrs. Theresa Ivetz, second; Mrs. Johr
Brula, third.
Salvia-Mary Rose Koshak, first
Mrs. John Fugina, second; Mrs Co
Jumbo, third.
-Mist-Mrs. T. Columbo
first; Mrs. L. H. Larson, third.
| DigitaliS-Mrs. T. Columbo.
Canterbury Bells-Mrs. Mary Mich
oils, first; Mrs. Theresa Ivetz, second
Sweet Alyssum-Bertha Lobe, first
> Roslyn Urbas, second; Mrs. A. D
Ellefsen, third.
Dalphinium = Mrs. JOS. CamaiSh
> first; Mrs. M Supantic, second.
Best collection of Flowers not listed
Jennie Koshak.
. Speciol on Flowers-Mrs. VIM. j
Rashleigh.
intermediate Zinnia-Mrs. There's
Ivetz, first; Mrs. Osaben, second; Mrs
VIM. Columbo, third.
nIVICION UTO CLASS
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SAFE DRIVING
By Douglas Nankervis
Chief Of Police.
DRIVE CAREFULLY
NEAR SCHOOL GROUNDS

NEAR SCHOOL GROUNDS
Again, with the opening of school,
comes increased hazards for motorists,
especially near school grounds. Children
will crowd the streets four times each
school day-twice when school convenes
and twice when it is dismissed. A wise
mOtorist will exercise great caution
when entering these areas.
In the morning when children are
going to school, at noon, and again in
the afternoon when school is over,
STOP signs viii be in operation at the
streets and avenues approaching the
Memorial school grounds. The signs,
along with the school patrOlmen, assist
youngsters to safely cross the streets.
In the past few car drivers have
failed to observe these stop signs, and
in so doing have placed the lives of
school children in jeopardy and them
selves in danger of arrest and heavy
fines. Such utter carelessness is in
excusable, and those found guilty will
be severely dealt with by the police
ucpdTtinent.
Many of the children will be start
ing to school for the first time and
are not familiar with the hazards of
crossing streets. Soon they will learn
to look out for your car, but until that
time you must look out for them. The
rule is drive slowly and keep your car
under absolute control so that you can
stop in an instant-ready to save the
child who may dash across the street
in front of you.
Watch out especially for kids on BIZ
cycles. They have been taught GER
tain rules of the road with respect to
automobiles; but like automobile
drivers; they too slip out of line once
in while and you must be prepared
for such an emergency.
Hundreds of little children are killed
or injured each year gi0ng to and
from school and the motorist invari-
ably gets the blame regardless of the
circumstances. To avoid this respOn-
sibility, avoid the accident and the
solution is: Drive Carefully!
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DIVISION "B"
CLASS |
FRUITS,

Apples-Joe Vertnik, first; Mrs
Theresa Peternel, second; Mrs. Joe
Markovich, ST., third.
Crab Apples-Lawrence Slogan, first;
Mrs. Steve Seliga, ST., second; Mrs
Louise Rebel, third.
Plums-Mrs. Louis Rebel, first; Mrs
Theresa Peternel, second; Rudolph
Kosir, third.
Grapes-Mrs. Mary Stubler, first;
Dorothy Kochevar, second; Fred Han
son, third
Strawberries-Mrs. John Pierce, first;
Mrs. M. Supantic, second; Mrs. Theresa
Peternel, third.
Currants-Mrs. T. Columbo.
Cherries Mrs. Anton Murgel.
Special Prize on Fruit-John Sku-
htZ
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CAN YOU make good use of 500?
~ Investigate our loan plans to-
day. Household Finance offers two
simple ways for you to borrow up
to $500. Your loan will be made
the way which best suits your own
situation.
1. Signature loans. No security
needed. These loans are made, under
proper conditions, to both single per-
sons and married couples.
?. Auto loans. A loan on your car
may best fit your needs.
At Household character and reg
ular income are far more important
than the value of your security.
No endorsers needed
Whichever way you borrow, it is not
necessary to ask friends or fellow
workers to act as endorsers. And at no
time do We question friends or rela-
tives about your money affairs. You
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CLASS III
BAKING,
BREADS WITH YEAST

Finnish Coffee Bread-Mrs. VIM
HasSelblad, ST., first; Mrs. Anna Gus
tafson, second; Mrs. Elizabeth Zero
third.
Graham, one loaf-Mrs. Steve Seliga
ST., first; Mrs. Howard Hall, second;
Mrs. Jos. Camaish, third.
Pan of Raised Biscuits-Mrs. F. j
Lindgren, first; Mrs John TakaWtz