The frontiersman., 1957-10-03
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BY fAhM EAMEBa una
 Because of limited space dur ing the running of the city and school district delinquent tax lists 1t has not been possible tc list premium winners in the 195I .Matanuska Valley Fair. Winners will be listed this week, as space permits.
 Among the top six winners were Byron Hollenback, $146.70; Pat Cullison, $145; Linda Eppler :$z0; Max Sherrod, flowers and vegetables (this included the 60- pound cabbage), $83.25, Mrs. J w. Drysden, $63.50, and the Gold cluster Ho1ne1naker Club, $50. A total of over $2,000 will be mailed &o the winners.
 The following are cash prize winners; ribbon winners were lrlot listed:
 Black, Susan, flowers, $1; Black, Grace, flowers, art, $4.50; Mckinley, Mrs. Lee, home can ming, $l; Phillips, Harry, live stock, $25; Lovejoy, Sharon, live stock, $15; Palmer Garden Club, flowers, 75c.
 Durrant, Leola, needlework. $50; Gotten, Russell, hobby hall, $2: Cullison, Mary, livestock, $7.5O; Cullison, Pat, livestock, $145; Dodge, Thetis, needlework, $4-25; Vickaryous, Jim, livestock, $25; Stevens, Catherine, baked goods, 75c; Hett, Henry, live stock, $25; DePriest, Ray, live stock $25; Grover, Beverly, live stock, $35.50; Brooks, Al, live stock, $5; Henage, LaRoy, live stock, SIS; Ross, Opal, canning, flowers, vegetables, $52.25; Woods, Mrs. Glen, flowers, vege- fables, canning, needlework, $44.- 50, Washburn, Richard, flowers. -$9. Sherrod, Max flowers, vege- tables, $82.25; McKechnie, Diana. Flowers, needlework, baked goods canning, $11.75; Hollen- back, Byron, livestock, vege- tables $14670; Sandvik, Mrs. Kent, flowers, handwork,, vege- tables, $2400; Hoskins, Mrs. Bell, canning, vegetables, baked goods, dressmaking, $12.O0
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 Fox, Mrs. Art, flowers, $2.50. -DurTant, Mary Ann, dressmak- Ing, handwork, $l.75; Gallant, Virginia, flowers, needlework, Aaaadwork $8.50; Bryant, Mrs. Dale, flowers, SIPS; Boyd, Mrs. Sam, flowers, $3.50 Hurt, Kath- teen, dressmaking, soc; RorriSon, Mrs. Vera, needlework, baked goods, $6, Henry, Shirley, native craft, handwork, $2.75; Wallace, Airs D., baked goods $1.50; Zan- os1a, Green, native craft, needle ~wxs72<, $6-25; Huntley, Duane. handMOrk, $50; Wilson, Carol Jean, flowers, $1; Dennison, Mrs. . E iflowers, baked goods, $3; Bey- Mlnn, Gioria, baked goods, $l; Heylund, Violet, baked goods, $1-25; Kirsch, Mrs. Rose, flowers, A75; LaWton, Pat, baked goods, $1.5O; Hurley, Kathy, baked goods, Soc; Sisco, B. L., livestock, x1ss, Kan Housen, Elizabeth, art, $Sil5ones, Werdy, art, $2.50; Mar skzAIe Raayh, art, $25O; Tyone, Larry, livestock, $10; Nichols, Robert, livestock, $35; Nichols, Bobby, livestock, $25; Reader, Bill, vegetables, $l.50.
 Gef1lart, Virginia, baked goods $5, Stjneburg, Mrs. H., flowers, $9~5O; Conroy, Mrs. J., flowers. $1sAks King, Suzy, livestock. $40; King, ,gohn, livestock, $7.60; Brown, Mrs. C., art, dressmak- aEg $10; Paey, Ann, art, hand work, $5s Jensen, John, needle work, $1.50; Tofson, Mary Ann Rsaked goods, $1; Estelle, Dick livestock, $15; Ulrich, Valeria Flowers, SAYS; Ross, Mrs, flow. ea-s, $I.50; Hartner, Marcina, live stock, ST; Hartner, Joyce, live stock, special award, $28; Home SsaaEers Club, needlework, dress making, S27.50; Harrison, Jerry handwork, $1; Hartner Mrs. Ed livestock, $10; Bush, Mrs. John Blowers, $4; Carson, Donna, flow SerS, s$2; Knutson, Mrs. Ted, flow ers, needlework, $3; Phillips Ruth, handwork, dressmaking $2-25; Leek, Cheryl, flowers, $l
 Brown, Jane, flowers, bal1et