The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-09-21
SCHOOL AIR
EXH5 BITS GOOD
CHILDREN'S A & AIR DEAWS Crowd
Best Of Exhibit 0 be Assembled and
Taken to State Fair Club Projects
Excite Praise

lty the 18th annual school fair held al
the high school Saturday was ac-
claimed the best ever given here. The
potato displays aroused high praise
from judges and spectators. MANY of
the youngsters have potatoes that will
qualify as certified seed stock.
=. Y. Seymour, of the Oregon Agri-
cultural Department Extension work.
VINO was here as judge, said he had
seen no Oregon county in which the
youngsters were taking a greater in
terest in club work. He predicted q
nigh place for the Hood River county
school exhibit at the Salem state fair.
The school fair attracted one OF the
largest crowds that has been here in a
number OF years. Considerable rivalry
existed among the rural communities.
each school displaying its products in
artlstically arranged booths.
lhe following girls canning team
won free trip to Salem: Misses vi
emma llnkari, Irma AnnaIa and Mamie
SamueIsan, of Oak Grove. Bruno
Franz. Kenneth Hebard and Howard
Miller, Of Frankton, stock judging
team. VIII get free trip to the state
fair also.
The bosoms of scores of Hood River
boys and girls swelled with pride when
they. beheld blue and red ribbons on
their product of garden, potato field or
carpenter shop, on which they had la
bored faithfully throughout the sum-
mer months. The auditorium of the
school was filled with booths of COM
peting school districts. II was verit-
aoie iairyland OF flowers and artistical-
iy arranged exhibits of vegetables, the
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ence.
No school fair has ever created a
greater interest, and the number of
exhibits and the quality of them set a
new record. County School Superin-.
tendent Gibson, who has labored cease
lessly for the fair and who is laYplev
responsible for the success of the
event, declared that the response az
the teachers, the children and the nar-
ents was decidedly gratifying to him.
Community booths were arranged at
the high school by the following
schools: Mount Hood, Parkdale. VI
snto, Barrett, Pine Grove, OdeIl Union
high school and Odell grade school,
t'rankton and Oak Grove. The Hood,
River high school had an exhibit in
.harge OF Manager Mills of the ath-
etic department. All the grade schools
exhibited work of children done in the
school room.
Miss Aikens,o the Domestic Science
department. Of The Dalles high school,
lere as one OF the judges, praised the
work OF the county's schools
Central Vale won the best booth for
one or two-room school. Pine Grove
yon the award in the class of three to
ive-Toom schools.
Robert BeaI, of Parkdale. was
warded the Union Pacific systems
rize for club work. He will be given
rec transportation to the Oregon Ag-
icultural College next summer for the
1mmer short course. The rail line
'lll also pay his expenses while there.
Two girls winning a free trip to the
tate fair Tor club work were: Irma
'owerman, of Odell, and Vienna An,
ala, OF Oak Grove. Two BOYS win
ing state fair trips were: Ernest
nnala, of Oak Grove, and Harold
orden. of Barrett.
Prizes in industrial club work were:
Corn Bruno Franz. first: Gustave
ranz, second.
Potatoes-Robert Beal, first: William
mullin, second; Albert Davies. third.
Vegetable Gardening - Ernest An
ala, first; Arthur Babson, second:
aymond Davis. third, and Jack Crap
Or, fourth.
Laying Hens-Ffed Miller, fret.
Raising Chickens Bonnie Vein
elmer. first; Harold Dinsmoor, second
I'd Harold Fletcher, third.
Turkeys-Frei Miller, first: Fred
enwick, second and Oliver Samuel
N, third.
Ducks-Fred Miller. first, and Sam
lie Banks, second.
Pork Production = Harold Forden,
st.
Calf Raising Vivian Matt, first.
Open Juvenile winners were:
Mich Goats-Willis Poland, first.
Field Corn-Ira Hull, first; Lois
lobas, second; Vogel Goss, third.
Bread-George Annala. first; Hazel
iughaupt, second May Moore, third.
Cake - Mary Harmes, first: Ether
etcher. second; Harold Dinsmoor,
ird.
Cookies-Viento school, first: May
merry. second; Arden Mauritson, third.
Apple Pie-Mary Garritz, first Leila
irritz. second Judy Mickey, third.
Pumpkin Pie-Bennie Lay, first.
Canned Fruit-Fern Reed, first: Ell.
N Haley. second.
Best Apron-Louise Krieg, first;
7end0lyn Caverhill, second.
Best Dress - Gwendolyn CaverhilI.
IT Edith Forsberg, second.
Best Dress, nigh school class, Vir-
ia Dutro. Odell Union high school.
Best Darning - Robert TOurnare,
'ressed Wild Flowers - Barrett
DOL, first; Odell, second; John
leg, third.
'lowers-Asters-George Okamura.
{; lretta Downing, second 5uiiannef
lton, third.
weet Peas-Dorothy Brock, first;
hert Swick, second Mrs. J. r.
atom, third.
G. Ruggles, first;
}. Schuler. second, and Pearl Mohr,
lost Unique Exhibit-Oak Grove.
/; Barrett, second; Laune Highly,
asketry = Beatrice Howard. frst;
-guerite Johns. second, and Frances
sbe, third.
and WeavinE-Rosa Okita. first.
Gregory, second: Lamar Cooper.
Dieuert, first: John
e, second Helen Couple. third.
ubbard Squash Marguerite Sand-
J. first Charles Reed. second, and
ie Burns. third.
e Pumpkin - Don Dunbar, FIRST;
a Redmsn, second. and Richard
ters. third.
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