The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-07-06
THE SCHOOL FAIR
PROGRAM IS OUT


September l6. The regulations for the
event are given as follows by County
School Superintendent Gibson:
AL entries should be in by 10 O'Clock
a. m. No entry will be received after
12 o'clock. All exhibits must be left
on exhibition until after the close of
the evening session at 10 o'clock p. m.
The flower project is an open exhibit !;
otherwise each exhibitor must do all
the work-all the work-of preparing
his exhibit, except in gardening the
ground may be prepared by some other
one. May we not have the highest de-
gree of honor and honesty in this fair?
No article exhibited at former
school fair shall be exhibited again for
prize.
A pupil may enter in as many pro-
jects as he wishes; but no pupil shall
enter more than one exhibit in the
same project.
Glass A shall include all over IA years
of age on September l6. Glass B shall
Include all under Ia years of age on
September l6. In case there is no
competition in a project the judges
shall award prize only if the exhibit
has real merit.
Scoring shall be as follows: First
prize, 100 points; second prize, SO
points: third prize, 25 points.
In the spirit of community pride ner-
sons above school age are invited to
place on display without competing for
prizes any work of high merit or un-
usual interest.
List of proiacfa and pri7aa
Grand Prizes
The two boys completing any club
project and scoring the highest number
of points in this fair shall each be
given a free trip to the state fair at
Salem.
The two girls completing any club
project and scoring the highest number
of points in this fair shall be given a
free trip to the state fair at Salem.
The one-room or two-room school
scoring the highest number of points in
this fair shall be given school prize
of $40. The three-room or four-room
school scoring the highest number of
points in this fair shall be given a
school prize of $40.
Poultry Glasses A and B
Prizes. So, 81, $50.
Best five chickens, large breed.
Best five chickens. small breed.
Best trio of bantams.
Best trio of ducks.
Best coop with fowls in it. Prize,
81 (no second or third.
Vegetables Glasses A and
Best exhibit of vegetables with five
or more vegetables; also project report
open only to club members.
Prizes, SIS, SO, 81.
Best peck of market potatoes, prizes
So. 81, $50.
Best ten carrots, prizes, 81. $50, rib
bon.
Best ten tomatoes, prizes. 81, $50,
ribbon.
Best ten ears of popcorn. prizes, 81,
$50, ribbon.
Best ten onions, prizes, 81, $50. rib
bon.
Best ten ears of field corn, prizes,
81, $50. ribbon.
Best ten ears of sweet corn, prizes,
81, $50. ribbon.
Best pumpkin, prizes. 81, $50. rib
bon.
Best squash, prizes, 81, $50, ribbon.
Best head of cabbage, prizes, 81,
$50, ribbon.
Manual Training
Prizes 81, 81 soc.
Best piece of mechanical work.
Glass A.
Best piece of mechanical work,
Blass B.
Sewing
Glasses A and B, prizes 81, 81. soc
Best darning.
Best handmade apron.
Best dress made by a girl for her
self.
Best tatting.
Best crocheting.
Best piece of fancy work.
Cooking
Glasses A and B.
Best apple pie, prizes 81, soc, rib
bon.
Best two losves of bread, prizes 81,
soc, ribbon.
Best ten cookies, prizes 81, soc, rib.
bon.
Best five pint jars of fruit, not less