The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-09-23
SCHOOL FAIR WAS
THE BEST EVER

hard, determined work on the part Of /
the Young contestants, says Prof. c. /
ID. Thompson, who had charge Of the /.
fair.
Tables in the assembly hall Of the
library building were piled high with
exhibits of corn, vegetables. potatoes, I
melons aud cookery. Banks Of flowers,
brilliant asters aud dahlias, were shown
by the young gardeners.
Parents of the young exhibitors,
pride in their youngsters beaming IN
their happy smiles, were present from
an parts Of the valley, Entire families
were here. More babies were never
before seen Ia the city and it has been
suggested that the day be made COM
uleto next year with an old fashioned
baby show.
Judges Of the children's exhibits
were Miss Helen Cowgirl, of the ore
gun Agricultural College, canned fruit
and cooking; Miss Alice HOrniug, head
of the department of domestic science
of the high school, sewing; j. II. kO-
berg, vegetables; Mrs, c. d. lhomp-
son, flowers, and }. K. Nickelsen, pOul-
try.
The contestants were divided into
two classes, class A including all y
years OF age or older; class b all under
II years.
First, second and third premiums
were awarded as follows:
Best 10 carrots Glass \, Fine An
uala, Leonard Miller and Elmer
Gregg. the latter of Cascade Locks;
Glass b, Burtis Gregg of Cascade
Locks. Wendell Wing and Stewart
Bowman,
Best 10 onions Glass 4, Clarence
Miller, Max Wolf and John AnnaJa;
Glass B, Harold Benson, George Has
linger and Alma Howard.
Best 10 potatoes-Class A, Frank
Carues, Vernon Gray and Alyah An
nala; Glass b, Donald Bonebrake
Ruth Nelson and Elizabeth Malaer.
Best 10 tomatoes-Class A, Blanche
Aubert, Mary Nelson and Charles
Gregg; Class B, Elizabeth Malaer
Joe Haslinger and Willis Miller
Best popcorn Glass A, Anita Mar
quis, Frank Dark and Carl Smith;
Glass b, Helen Lape, Blanche sutton
and Bird Cooper.
Field corn Glass A, Frank Car
ncs, Carl Smith and Victor Thomson
Glass b. Floyd Dixon, Cora Miller
and Jefferson PyIes.
Sweet corn Glass A, Curtis Gould,
first prize only; Glass d. Ernest
Franz Bruno Franz and John Moore.
Pumpkins Glass A, Carl Rand,
Edward Grove and Elsa GranstrUm;
Glass b, Clayton Rand, sybil Stan
ton and Lester Miller
Hubbard squash Glass A, Harold
Dixon Clarence Miller, no third;
Glass b, Willis Miller, Glen Grey and
Alma Howard.
Thousand-headed kale-but one en-
try, Vernon Gray,
Cabbage Glass only Burtis
Gregg Of Cascade Locks, Delbert
bradford and Paul Aubert.
Home gardens Glass A. Roselle
Cronyn, Mary Nelson Blanche An.
bort and Arnold Mitchell; Glass p
Dorothy PennocE, Armen Thurner
and Carl Nelson.
Large breed of chickens -ClassA
Roger Blackman, first only; Glass 3
Tony Mohr, Cretia Taylor and Mar
guerite Pierson
Small breed of chickens-Class A
William SIeeth, Reuben Wells, NJ
third; Glass b, Lewis Arneson, Aller
IGrtHth, no third.
Ducks Glass A, Victor Thomson
! Howard Backman & Charles Gregg
Glass b, Beatrice Smith, Margare
Gould and Sybil Stanton.
Bantams Glass b only, France
Slayen, Burtis Gregg and Henry Jal
yey.
Rabbits Glass b only lone Wel
emeyer, Frances Slayens and Rheb
Wall
Best mechanical work Glass 4
Teddy uackett, Fred Cooley an
! Phillip Hook; Glass b, Charles SwaC
: ley of Cascade Locks, first only
Best FIVE glasses of jelly-Class 4
, Irene Lancaster Hinta Marquis an
Florence Benson; Glass b, Myrtl
i Angus Mildred Benson, no third
Best five jars of canned fruit
Glass A, Beatrice Angus, Clara Bal
! ton and Helen Brosi; Glass b. Ny
t tie Angus, Rita Cane, no third.
Asters Glass A, Burord Glas
Maybeth Blagg and Florence Bel
son; Glass b, Mary Haslinger, Alic
e Blowers and Carl Orians.
Sweet peas One entry only !
+, Glass p, Sybil Stanton,
I Dahlias Glass A, Buford Glas
\ FIRST only; Glass b. Margaret Blag
o Alice Carnes and Myrtle Jacobsen
3 Best collection Of named and pres
cd wild fiowers-Class A, Wilbr
d Hoyt. Myron Hoyt and Charles For
= burg; Glass B, Francis Sloat, Dor
thy Pennock, no third
II Best sewing requiring four dilfe
d ent kinds Of stitches Glass A. The
. ma Rainey, Helen Piler and Bernie
@ Robinson; Glass B, Ruth Taylor, fir
J. only. &
~ Best handmade apron-Class
< Alice pifer, Rheba Wall and Win
x Jones; Glass B. Helen Olson, Gra
If Reed and Helen Aubcrt
=. Best machine sewing, requiril
=. four different kinds of problems
e. Glass A, Leila Reed, Vira Jennis