The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-09-21

Judged by Mr.. Torpon, teacher Of
agriculture in the Pasco high school.
Best general display of vegetables
Cyrus Zwanzig, Russell Lawson
Ralph Lincoln, Neal Anderson; cab.
bage, Cyrus Zwanzig; sweet potatoes
Ralph Lincoln; garden peas, Russell
Lawson; wax beans, Russell Lawson;
-nuash, Ezra Bachman, Floyd Hutch.
ms, second and third, Russell Lawson
pie pumpkin, Ezra Bachman, Marion
rutchfield, Ezra Bachman, Floyd
Hutchins; field pumpkin, Harry Con-
way, Joe Dickinson Cyrus Zwanzig;
table carrots, Neal Anderson, Cyrus
Awanzig, Richard Briggs, Milton
Schultz; onions, Cyrus Zwanzig, Rus
sell Elliot, Russell Lawson, Charles
Peter; tomatoes, Burdette Hoadley,
Russell Lawson, Wilma Hoyt, Raymond
Gilcrest; vine Of tomatoes, Russell
Lawson, Fred Krug, Wilma Hoyt; ca
saba, Neal Anderson, Russell Lawson,
Joe Dickinson, Cyrus Zwanzig; larg-
est watermelon, Cyrus Zwanzig, first
and second, Russell. Lawson, second
and third; cantaloupes, Laverne Craw-
ford, Cyrus Zwanzig, Russell Elliot,
Russell Lawson.
Farm Crops
Ten ears dent corn, Laverne Craw-
ford, Robert Weisel, Cyrus Zwanzig,
Floyd Hutchins; twenty-five ears dent
Robert Weiscl, Cyrus Zwanzig,
Floyd Hutchins; ten ears sweet corn,
Russell Lawson, twelve ears pop
corn, John Ferguson, Russell Lawson;
ten potatoes, Lorraine Engels, Paul
Pasche, Russell Lawson; hill Of po-
tatoes, no entries; bushel of potatoes,
Merle Muncey. Final awards cannot
be made in the Corn club or the Pota-
to club until the members have COM
pleted the records for the year.
Flowers
Marie Hutchins.
Poultry Club
The final award in the Poultry club
cannot be made until the records of
the club members have been completed
for the year. In the awards made
upon the poultry exhibited the rank
ing was as follows: Robert Weisel,
Fred Krug, Gordon Taylor, Everett
Terril, Edwin Moore.
Pig Club
The final award in the Pig club cam
not be made until the records for the
year have been completed by the Pig
club members. In the exhibits of pigs
made by the club members the rank
ing was as follows for the first ex-
hibitors: Marion Crutchfeld's Duroc-
Jersey, weight 3s pounds May 6, 255
pounds Sept. II; Donald Cresswell's
Duroc-Jersey, weight AZ pounds May
6, 253 pounds Sept II; Russell Law
sons Duroc-Jersey, weight AZ pounds
May 6, FOG Sept. II; Robert Weisel's
Duroc-Jersey, weight 40 May 6, 203
Sept. II; Ted Meals Duroc-Jersey, 40
May 6, 2O4 Sept. II.
Fest and largest exhibit by any one
boy, all classes considered, Russell
Lawson.
Domestic Science and Art
High school cooking and scanning
| judged by Miss Nelson, domestic
science teacher in the Pasco high
school.
White bread, Cidonia Gravenslund,
Gladys Motter; graham bread, Cidonia
Gravenslund; plain cake, Bee Johnson,
Gladys Motter, Alice Corfman and
Agnes Hawkins tied for third; best
cookies, Cidonia Gravenslund, Marga-
ret Beinhart, Louise Albrecht; dough-
nuts, Pearl Weisel, Fern Johnsons
fruit pie, ........; best pie with fill
ing other than fruit, ..........; tree
fruits, three quart jars, Geneva Story
Gladys Motter; berries, Geneva Story,
Gladys Motter; jellies, Gladys Motter,
Geneva Story, Joy Taylor; canned veg
etables, Gladys Motter, Geneva Story.
High School Sewing
Washable dress, Gladys Motter,
Katherine Rosswog, Agnes Hawkins;
waist, Doris Harper, Margaret Haw-
kins, Jean Stewart; cooking apron, Lo-
rene Kennedy, Margaret Hawkins,
Audrey Graham; sewing apron, Ella
Williams, Myrtle Williams, Elsie Door
display of buttonholes, Ella Williams,
Esther Larson, Agnes Hawkins; cook
ing cap, Elsie Door, Margaret Baxter,
Ruth Odell; embroidery, Cidonia Ora
venslund, Irma Bier, Ruth Brown;
crocheting, Cedonia Gravenslund,
Pearl Weisel, linda Smith; tatting,
Burdette Hoadley, Pearl Weisel, Al
legra Baxter.
Best and largest display of canned