The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-27
FLOWERS, FRUIT BRING RIBBONS
 TO EXHIBITORS

Judges of the Southeast Alaska Fair announced the following ribbon winners today
 Floral Display
 Margaret Williams, first. Mrs. John Walmer, second, best single specimen formal decorative dahlia Bernice Haffner, first, Mrs. H. B. Schlegel, second, best specimen in- formal decorative dahlia; Margaret ] Williams, first, best single specimen hybrid cactus dahlia; Mrs. Sam Fel- don, first, Mrs. Williams, seconds. best single specimen. true cactus dahlia.
 Mrs Sid Thompson, first, Mrs. Feldon, second, best vase decorative formal dahlias; Mrs. Williams, first, Mrs Feldon, second, best container hybrid cactus dahlia; Mrs. Williams, first. best container true cactus dah- lia; Mrs. Williams, first, Mrs. Gene Weschenfelder, second, best contain CT pom-pom dahlias; Mrs. Feldon, first and second, best container ball dahlias; Mrs Walmer, first, Mrs. Williams, second, best container single dahlias; Mrs. Williams, first, Mrs. Walmer, second, best general display of assorted dahlias; Mrs. Williams, first, Mrs Walmer, second, best container gladioli; Mrs. Charles Forward, first, Mrs Williams, sec ond, best container assorted gladioli; Mrs. Ernest Gruening, first, Mrs. Williams, second, best general dis play of assorted gladioli; Mrs. Will Hams, first, Mrs. Walmer, second, best container calendula marigolds: Mrs. Addie Holbrook, first, Mrs. Wal mer, second, best container French marigolds: Mrs. Walmer, first, Mrs. Hazel Petrich, second, best container assorted marigolds; Mrs. George Shaw, first, best bowl of nastur- tiuns, double; Mrs. George Shaw, first and second, best bowl of nastur- tiums, single; Mrs. H. L. Faulkner, first, Mrs. Walmer, second, best con- tainer of asters.
 Mrs. Forward, first, Mrs. Faulkner, second, best vase any color of roses; Mrs. Gene Weschendfelder, first, Mrs. Greuning, second, best vase as- sorted roses; Mrs. Forward, first, Mrs. Williams, second, best contain CT Shasta daisies; Mrs. Faulkner, first, Mrs. Williams, second, best con- tainer snapdragons; Mrs. Elmer Richardson, first and second, best bowl any color sweet peas. Mrs. Richardson, first, Mrs. Will Hams, second, best bowl assorted sweetpeas; Mrs. Petrich, second, best bowl or container of pansies; Mrs Walmer, first, Mrs Kenneth Mil lard, second, best bowl or container godetias; Mrs. Forward, first, best container summer chrysanthemums Mrs. Petrich, first, Mrs. Holbrook, second, best mixed bouquet; Mrs. Holbrook, first, Mrs. Richardson, second, most artistic centerpiece; Mrs. Walmer, first and second, best towering begonia; Mrs. Feldon, first, H. B. Schlegel, second, best display of house plants.
 Judges: c. c. Carnegie, Mrs Fred Geeslin and Mrs. Frank Dufresne.
 Spiced Fruit
 Mrs. A. Streed, spiced peaches, first; Mrs Gene Weschenfelder, spiced crabapples, first; Mrs. Caro- line Armstrong, spiced crabapples, second; Barbara Winn Roberts, blue berry jam, first; Mrs. Ed Bach, blueberry jam, second; Mrs. Grover Vim, raspberry jam, first; Mrs. Gene Weschenfelder raspberry jam, second; Mrs. Gene Weschenfelder, strawberry jam, first; Mrs. w. P. Scott, strawberry jam, second; Mrs. Gene Weschenfelder, apple jelly, first; Sisters of St. Ann, apple jelly, second; Mrs. Ed Bach, crabapple jelly, first
 Mrs. Sidney Thompson, currant jelly, first; Mrs. Gene Weschenfeld- CT, currant jelly, second; Mrs. Ed Bach, blueberry jelly. first; Mrs. Barbara Vim Roberts. blueberry jelly, second.
 Mrs. Ernest Gruening, lagoon jel- ly, first; Mrs. Gene Weschenfelder, lagoon jelly, second; Mrs. B. D. Stewart, best assortment jellies, first; Mrs. A. Streed, best assortment jellies, second; Mrs. Walter Scott, peaches, first; Mrs. Walter Scott, pears, first; Mrs. Walter Scott, ap- ricots, first; Mrs Walter Scott, plums, first; Mrs. A. Streed, plum. second.
 Mrs. B. D. Stewart, mixed pickles, first; Mrs. Barbara Vim Roberts, mixed pickles, second; Mrs. A. Streed, chow chow, first; Mrs. Caro- line Armstrong best diSplav relish.