Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-08-21
PAYETTE COUNTY
CLUB FAIR

/ The Boys and Girls Club Fair
) was held on the High School Campus
Friday in connection with Farm Blu
Ireau and Settlers picnic.
: The Fair consisted of pigs, calves
poultry and canning. County Agent
, Palmer took charge of the live
stock exhibit, assisted by Mr.. Will
i liam Kerr, State Swine Specialist,
Mr.. Kehrli, Federal Dairyman and
Mr.. Graham Park of Fruitland, in
, charge of Poultry Exhibit at the
State Fair.
! The girls and boys of Payette
County have shown great interest
in their club work this year and If
their interest is kept up in the flu
lture, ere long Payette County will
be able to put on splendid County
Fair as do many of the counties
around here.
The exhibit staged by the boys
and girls Friday was the result of
only four months work, and taking
into consideration the fact that there
lis only one Club Leader for two
counties would mean that Payette
has only had two months club work.
Consideration should also be given
! the fact that the Fair was put on
almost two months early, and that
the boys and girls were not prepar-
ed fully for the exhibit.
/ In connection with the Fair the
county demonstration contest took
place Friday morning. Three teams
were scheduled for the county con-
itest-New Plymouth, Fruitland and
Payette. New Plymouth did not APP
pear. The contest was held for the
purpose of determining the county
champion team, which will be sent
to the State Fair at Boise III Sept
elmer to contest for the State Cham
pionship.
Payette and Fruitland were the
only contestants and after long
consultation by the judges Fruftland
scored one point higher than Pay
cite. but were conditioned on their
talking. They will meet again before
the State Fair TO eliminate the con-
dition. Their team work was con-
sidered very fine, but the Payette
team scored higher In their talking
than did Fruitland.
Miss Velma Spaulding took charge /
of the canning exhibit and team
work on the platform and did splen-
did work. Mrs NJ e. Wood Of Pay
cite and Miss Dorothy Taylor OF the
Extension Division, Boise, acted as
Judges and contributed much to-
ward making the day big success. u
Below will be found list show {
ng the prize winners. The prize i
money will be mailed out as soon
Is the club reports and stories are
n the hands of the County Club &
leader, which will be soon after the 1
schools begin. It is strictly against e
State regulations to maif- out prize S
money to any except those who fin a
sh their club work. Il
Fruit jars or rubbers will be Civ 7
n to all girls who exhibited fruit a
II vegetables, which are to be used o
or the State Fair exhibit. e
CANNING n
p
1. s150-Anona Phillips; carrots
2. Gladys Peterson, beans
8. 50c.-yiolet Better; beans.
A. 50c-Anna Giesler; corn.
5. 5Oc-Nell Watts; tomatoes.
'ther exhibitors:
Grace Snyder
Tena Hill
Mildred Baker
Verde Roe
ruits:
1. s1.5O-Edith Mahoney; april
cots
2. s1.oO-Mary Christian; cher
ries.
3. 50c-Gladys Peterson; berries.
4. 50c-Alberta Smith; cherries.
5. Soc Ruby Kramp; berries.
Their exhibitors:
Agnes Forbes
Beth Shamberger
Helen Shearer
Margaret Bankus
DRIED VEGETABLES
1. 5Oc-Beth Shamberger; carrots
Q. 25c-Nell Watts; corn.
8. 25c-Beth Shamberger; corn.
JELLY
1. 50c-Anna Giesler.
2. 25c-Anna Giesler
8. 25c-Mildred Smith.
PHOTOGRAPHY
/. s100-Susan Lowrie.
2. 5Oc-James Ady