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Thursday, June 25, 2015

Winner of the Portrait of a Cranbrook Historic Character Contest

This contest, sponsored by Cranbrook and District Arts Council and the Sam Steele Days Society was won by Glenda Winters with her painting of Doris Kershaw Ryckman, the first woman reported to climb Fisher Peak in 1918.

Sioban Staplin presents  Glenda Winters with a cheque. Below: Doris Kershaw Ryckman on top of Fisher Peak painted by Glenda Winters.



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  1. Sharon CrossJune 25, 2015 at 5:14 PM

    Well done Glenda! Congratulations.

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