Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-03
LEDYARD JUNIOR FOOD
 ARMY MAKES EXHIBIT


 ARMY MAKES EXHIBIT The Junior Food Army of the town ! of Ledyard held their exhibit at Led yard Center last Saturday afternoon
 The children of Ledyard have been working hard during the last summer l to produce something to help win the war and the products on exhibit were commendable.
 l Judges upon the vegetables and fruits were Joseph Clark and Earle Geer.
 The following preferences and ex- hibsts were made and red and blue premium cards awarded: Onions, Yellow Danyers, Donald l Avery, first. Yellow Globe, Harry l Holmber, second. Silver King, Harry
 Holmberg, first. Red Wethedsfeld, 1 Donald Avery, first; Harry Holmberg, second. Picklers, Arthur Goodenough, 1 first.
 l Carrots-orange carrots, Edna l Holmberg, first; Otis Main. second. i Other exhibitors of carrots were Don aId Avery, Earl Lee, Leslie Holdridge and Victoria Plopa.
 Turnips-Y ellow Globe, Leslie Hold
 ridge. first. White Rock. Leslie Hold ridge first.
 Swiss Chard-Earle Lee, first.
 Cucumbers-Early Spine, Doris
 Whipple, first. France, Edward Brom- 1 Gourds-club Gourd, Amos Avery
 first. Spoon Goufd, Amos Avery. first
 Beets-Cow Beet, Bridget Plopa
 first. Blood Beet, William Gray, first
 Blood Beet, Donald Avery, second.
 Other exhibitors were Bridget Plo- pa and Victoria Plopa Corn-F7int Corn, George Biather- l Sweet Corn, Donald Avery, first. R. I Sweet Corn. William Gray, first. PoI 1 Corn Franklin Wye first.
 Squash = Neapolitan, Laura Mo
 Guire, first. Blue Hubbard, William Gray, first. Scallop Squash, Elmer Main, first. Crook Neck, Dna!d Avery
 first. Scallop, Timothy Main. second !, Pumpkins-Field Pumpkin. George Blatherwick, first. Spanish Pumpkin f l Jerry .Flopa, first; Victoria Plopa, sec. , ond. Field Pumpkin, Gilbert Bromley s second.
 Apples (selected)-Pippins, Doris 5 Whipple, first Baldwins, Leslie Hold , ridge, first. R. I. Greetings, Elizabetl , Baldwin. first Crab Apples, Otis Main } l first and second. 2 Tomatoes Pear Tomatoes, Ear Lee, first; Arthur Goodenough, second s | Stone Tomatoes, Carl Nylen, first } Ernest Nylen. second. Grape Tomatoes 2 Mabel Lee, first.
 Peppers-Sweet Mountain, Henr, ] Holmberg, first; Leslie Holdridge, sec 7 ond Ruby King and Bull Nose, Olivi ? Nylen, first and second. Upright, Earl, : Lee, first
 ' Potatoes - Donald Avery. first s Franklin Nye, first. Doris Whipple 7 frstt
 3 Beans, shelled-Italian. Alpheu , Nye first. Bush, Alpneus Nye, first. l, Beans. dry-Franklin Nyle, first ol 2 Brown Casefinfe, Scarlet Runner y Kentucky Wonder Improved yalen
 tine and White Casellnife. Dora Main
 first, Lima Beans. 3 George Blatherwick first on Grim ) son Beauty and Yelloweye Laura Nc l Guire, first, Concord Pole Beans . Lows Champion, Yellow Cranberry an,
 Golden Wax Beans. Canned Geods-Judges on came r, goods and cooking, Mrs. Eugene La r i Fontain and Mrs. A. D. Barrett. , Largest exhibit of canned gooI
 eleven varieties, Laura McGI1fre; sec T ond. Hi1da Holmberg; four varietie. /, 1 Hilda Holmherg Honorable mentio . was given Dora Main and Mario . Geer
 = Ten glasses of picl1els canned by tn ] tHlIGFSn u lH0 DEdWBf1d26 SCn0Ol l n the school room attracted much at r. tention nd was awarded first prize. - Cookery-Sponge Cake, Mabel De, n first. Tea Cakes, Virginia Goodenougi - 1 second.
 9 Fancy Work-Cap and apron, Vir 4 ginia Goodenoughs second; baby's bil
 Dora Main, second: quilt top, Addi
 Main. first; quilt top. Dora and Al ,t bic Main, second; sweater, Mario - Geer, first.
 Red Cress Work - The followin school exhibited Red Cross worl
 Drawbridge, Center, Lantern Hi
 and Lamptown. First prize was give 1 Lantern Hill and second to Draw n bridge
 Se Flowers-Best bouquet, Mabel Le IS first; Virginia Goodenough. secon ly Other exhibitors of flowers were Lie 'n Bromley, Dora Main, Doris Whippl re Timothy Main, Henreitta Main, Al
 thur Goodenough. 1e Henrietta Main exhibited a freq w squash doll.
 IS PonltrE-White Leghorns. Doroti ar Blatherwick, first: Louise Clark, SCI T. ond. White Plymouth Rocks, Alphel le Nye, first; Victoria Fiopa, second ID I. Reds. William Gray, first; Bridg
 Plopa, second. Partridge Bantam ne Dorothy Blatherwick, first. Buff Cocl a in, Earl Babceck, first; Donald Aver
 second. Guinea Foul, Paul Holdrids as first.
 " Rabbits, Franklin Nye first. CT Buff Kitten. William Gray, first. "a, Grade Holsteine heifer exhibital
 Arthur Goodenough, first. Yoke CT oxen, exhibited by Donald Avery, firs
 two calves exhibited by Donald Aver
 first.
 Nearly one hundred people includil he many parents and friends were pre- Il ent and were pleased with the effor ag made by the children of Ledyard. lz, is expected that this school fair W ss become an annual occurance and tn us next year it may be larger and be us ter.
 3 The supervisor of schools and teacl on CTS of the public schools are grattf .i- to those citizens whose assistan e. made this first exhibit a success. " Judges of the live stock were Jol rs. Mcguire and Thomas Ball. rs. ------------------ e. FUNERALS.