The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-11-29

Fully $50 parents and children gath
cred at the RogersOn school house on
Tuesday night to hear the fine school
program rendered by the pupils of
the Rogerson school, under the able
direction of their teachers, Mrs. Abb
bic Leighton and Miss Bertha Mayer,
which was followed with talks by Miss
BrittOmart Wolfe, county superinten-
dent Miss u. Fay Fowler state club
leader; Mrs. Alpha Holt, in charge
of food conservation in this part of
the state; County Agent Mclean and
Mr.. Anderson, chief of grazing, from
the district forest office at Ogden,
Utah. Mr.. Anderson gave a very in
teresting exposition of the work the
government is doing to improve the
range conditions and the results they
have obtained since the ranges have
been so administered. He had a Ian
tern and slides and illustrated the lee
ture as he went along. Mr.. Campbell,
supervision of the Minidoka forest as
sisted him in this and answered the
questions about the administration of
the forest after the talk was over.
This program followed the school
fair which had lasted all day. There
were good exhibits of potatoes, grains
and garden truck which were judged
by Mr.. Mclean. The Rogerson people
themselves were much surprised at
the things that could be raised in
their district. The live stock which
was a good display of dairy cows
draft horses, riding horses and small
er animals, we're judged by II. T.
Avery, County Agent of Lincoln coun-
ty, who gave the boys talks on why
he placed animals as he did as he
judged. There was a large and in
terested crowd of youngsters and
grown-ups following him the whole
time.
Mrs. Holt judged the domestic sci
/
| test in which four teams of girls en-
! tered and were very Interested Miss
Fowler and Miss Wolfe judged the
| school work, which showed excellent
attachments for this early in the year
The teachers deserve great credit in
J getting up such a creditable fair
} which was the first effort of anything
of this kind ever made in that part
! of the county.
The merchants contributed gener-
| ously for prize money and the whole
district showed fine community spirit
in the way they attended and backed
up the efforts of the teachers. They
hope to make this an annual affair.
There is no question of its educational
value to both the scholars and peO-
pie in the community. The list OF
awards follows:
The Delco Light people came down
from Twin Falls and brilliantly light
ed up the entire hall with electricity
This added greatly to the pleasure o.
the evening.
School WOrk-Arithmetic
Eighth grade-Gertrude Willis, Isl
prize, 25c; Iva West, End prize 15c
Seventh grade-Elizabeth Remes
list prize 25c; Willie Terpstra, Enc
prize 15c.
Fifth grade-Sarah Remes, 1st prize
25c; Frank Hollingsworth End prize
15c.
| rro,,r+1, sr,odo offa1 1Y;rl~,,,a,, 1s
prize Csc; Lynn HOllingsworth, 2nC
Third grade-Merla Helsley, Is
prize 25c; Richard Helsley, End priz
15c.
Second grade-Newton Harrel, Is
prize Csc; Wayne Averill, 2nd prize
Best Spelling Papers
Eighth grade-Ruby Hollingswortl
LIST prize 25c; Gertrude Wills, 2n'
prize 15c.
Seventh grade-Donald Averill Is
prize 25c; Kenneth Cochran End priz'
15c.
Fifth grade-Doina Terpstra Is
prize 25c; Claude Atha, End prize 15C
Fourth grade-Lynn Hollingswortl
LIST prize Csc; Nelson AveriIl 2n
prize 15c.
Third grade-Mary Barnaby Is
prize 25c; Richard Helsley, End priz
. 15c.
Second Grade-Norman Remes, Is
prize 25c; Vernal Peterson End priz
15c.
Best Language Paper
Eighth grade-Jequita Willis Is
prize 25c; Iva West End prize 15c.
, Seventh grade-Thomas Marane, Is
prize 25c; Elizabeth Remes, 2n'
: prize 15c
= Fifth grade-F1orence Peterson Is
prize Csc; Reta- McKeown, End priz
: 15c.
Fourth Grade-Lynn Hollingswortl
LIST prize Csc; Leffel Kirkman, 2n
prize 15c.
Third grade-Merla Helsley Is
! prize 25c; Andrew Harren End priz
15c.
second grade-wayne Averin Is
prize 25c; Arlee Mcmillan End priz
I 15c.
; Best map Of South America, Ger
! trude Willis soc; best map of Idaho
Christopher Remes soc.
, Oral Spelling contest resulted in
: tie-Donald Averill soc; Elizabet
, Remes soc.
Oral contest in Fifth grade-Lesli
Nicely soc.
Arithmetic contest in finding cos
of coal and finding number of ton
3 of hay in Observation-Disclosures Rene
5 25c.
] Agriculture-Vegetab
3 Best 10 Idaho Rural potatOes-Iv
] West LIST prize soc; Willie Terpstr
5 End prize Csc.
I Best 10 Melted Gem potatoes-Chrii