The frontiersman., 1952-09-04
OUT OF 26I EXHIBITORS, 227 ARE PRIZE WINNERS IN 1852 VALLEY FAIR

be mailed this week to 227 pre- mium winners of the 1852 Mat anuska Valley Fair The checks were all made out this morning; only the envelopes remained to be addressed.
 Out of 261 Fair exhibitors this year 227 were prize winners; and the greater share of these were multiple prize winners. Individ ual premium awards added up to a tidy sum for many of them They added up to more than $50 for four of them. Highest winner with S125 was Earl Combs but he'll owe at least $50 of this to his wife, Mary, for her share of their first prize individual farm display award. Second prize for individual farm display helped to boost Mrs. Harold Dinkel's check to $79.50; and Mrs. Robert A. Lincoln's third prize in the same contest was mainly responsible for her $53.50. Mrs. Glenn Wood took prizes by the dozen and net ted STOPS. Other high winners were Max Sherrod, with $31.50; Mrs. w. P. Odum of Anchorage, with $32.5O; Mrs. Martin Olson, with $20; and Mrs. Dan Fleming, with $26,5o,
 Premium prize awards were re- ceived too late to classify in al- phabetical order, so they are list ed below in the order of the in- diyidual exhibitors numbers:
 Patterson, Diana of Homer: first water color.
 Newville, Mrs. Lila: first-pars- ley, canned beef, ginger bread and white bread; second-table run ner, place mats, rose hip jelly, baking grand prize, fruit bread, and drop cookies; third-black currant jelly, apple sauce cake, sheet cookies, baking powder bis cults, and beets.
 Mcdonald, Lewis John: first white leghorn hen, New Hamp- shire hen, leghorn bullet, Holstein steer calf, and cross-bred Dane guernsey; second prize for cocker el, white leghorn hen, Best of Show in calf exhibit, and white 1eghorn eggs; third-pen of birds and largest hen egg.
 Mcdonald, Elmer: first-largest kohlrabi, potatoes, carrots, black currant jelly, low-bush cranberry jelly, and Holstein heifer; second scarlet runner beans, cranber- ries, jelly assortment, beet greens, and endive; third prize for carna- tion poppies, largest kohlrabi, plum jelly, raspberry jelly, stock carrots, and kale.
 Mcdonald, Wayne: first-scar- let runner bean, parsnips, leghorn hen, largest beets, largest onion, parsnips, endive; second prize carnation poppy, French mari gold, kale, leghorn bullet, dry onion, stock beets, dry onions; third prize for beets.
 Mcdonald, Mrs. John: first cranberries, largest egg, carnation poppies, marigold. Shirley pop pies, beet greens, and stock beets; second-pillow cases. dish towel, apple jelly, raspberry jelly, cu- cumber pickles, canned caribou & stock carrots; third-scarlet run ner bean, summer mums, a1yp- sum, snapdragons, jelly assort- ment, and peas.
 Graham, Lila Ann: first-pot holder and crochet work in under 10 class.
 Sullivan, May: third-bed- spread.
 Cox, Mrs. Lucy: first-applique quilt, second -pieced quilt.
 Shafer, Mrs. Lee: first-small flower arrangement, arrange ment of three or more flowers jelly, and cream fudge; second summer chrysanthemums.
 Cheechako Club: first-rner- chandise award.
 Ostland, Don: first-a pastel in Art Div.
 Wendt, Roger: first-largest broccoli. second for sheaf of oats.
 Bernath, Sharon: second-4-F1 skirt; third-blouse and head scarf.
 Rideout. Mrs. Marylou: first