The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-09-19
GOOD SHOWING BY
CLUB MEMBERS
LATAH JUNIOR EXTENSION CLUBS
cor PRIZES AT LEWISTON FAIR
LIST OF WINNINGS

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| cor PRIZES AT LEWISTON FAIR
LIST OF WINNINGS
The boys and girls junior exten-
sion clubs Of Latah county were wei
represented at the lewiston Clark
ston Tri-state fair, held in Lewiston
last week, and many prizes were WoT
by the members. County Agent o. S
Fletcher, who has charge of the junior
extension clubs in the county, has
furnished the following summary OF
the winnings of Latah county boys
and girls in the junior division of the
fair:
Home Economics Department
All Latah county exhibitors and
competitors in this class were mem
bers of the Genesee girls sewing
club and their efforts brought:
Cotton dress-l, Audra Pleiman; 2,
Wilma English; 8, Kathryn Casebolt.
Pettycoat-1, Audra Pleiman; 2,
Kathryn Casebolt; 3, Wilma English.
Hand towel, Frances Smylie-
Luncheon CLOTH, Wilma English /;
2, Audra Pleiman.
Hemmed patch-1, Frances Smylie.
Napkin, Kathryn Casebolt.
General exhibit, second year,,
Audra Pleiman; 2, Wilma English; 3,
Kathryn Casebolt.
First place in a special sewing de-
monstration for team of three was
won by the Genesee team, composed
of Lula Springer. Frances Smylie, and
Wilma English.
Frances Smylie won first place in
a special home making demonstration.
DurOc-Jersey Swine
Junior boar pig-1, Elmer Sawyer,
Palouse; 2, Ronald King, Potlatch; 3,
Homer Sawyer, Palouse; 4, Marjorie
Jones, Palouse.
Junior SOW pig-1, Homer Sawyer;
2, Elmer Sawyer; 3, Marjorie Jones.
Sow under two years., Marjorie
Jones, Palouse precinct
Fat BarrOws
Single barrow, Homer Sawyer,
Palouse; 3, Felix Papineau, Moscow;
4, Virgil Thompson, Potlatch.
Pen of three barrows-2, Homer
Sawyer; 3, Felix Papineau; 5, Virgil
Thompson.
Pen of four barrows-2, Homer
Sawyer.
Free For All DurOc-Jersey Futurity
This was an open contest and club
members showed against Duroc-Jer
sey breeders of the Inland Empire.
Junior boar pig-1 and 8, Sawyer
Brothers; 6, Marjorie Jones.
Junior sow pig-3 and 5, Sawyer
Brothers; 6, Marjorie Jones'
Litter of four spring pigs, Saw
yer Brothers.; 5, Marjorie Jones.
The Latah county stock judging
team of three club members won first
place in competition with teams re-
presenting Idaho and Lewis counties
This was a contest for teams COM
posed of boys and girls who had not
had systematic school training in
stock judging. Latah county was re-
presented by Virgil Thompson, Elmer
Sawyer, and Homer Sawyer, all of
the Latah-Palouse pig club. The
score of the Latah team was 1870,
that of Idaho county, 1925, and that
of the Lewis county team 1895.
Boys and girls who were not mem
bers OF the various county teams were
encouraged to compete in this con-
test so that the four best club-member
stock judges in northern Idaho might
be selected to represent this section
in a judging contest for teams from
districts of the northwest to be held
at the Pacific International Livestock
show in Portland in November. In
his free-for-all contest, Felix Papin-
eau, of Moscow, won first place. Vir-
gil Thompson and Elmer Sawyer tied |
'or second with Harold Stapleton, of
Nez Perce, and Homer Sawyer fifth |
Since Harold Stapleton cannot meet |
With the other members of the team !
or special training before the Port |
and show, northern Idaho will be re-
by Felix Papineau, Elmer
Sawyer, and Virgil Thompson, with
Homer Sawyer as alternate.
In special contest on the fitting |
ind showing of livestock, Elmer Saw
-er won first and Homer Sawyer took
econd.
Latah county boys and girls won
rand total of $283.25 in the various
classes and contests.
The club members of northern Ida
10, who took their stock to the Lew
ston fair, or who went there to take
)art in special contests were the
uests of the fair association. They
we're housed in Lewis hall, the girls
ormitory Of the Lewiston normal
chool. The boys were in one wing
f the building and in charge of
'harles Sawyer, local leader of the
.atah- -Palouse Pig club, while the
iris were in another wing and in
barge of Miss Clara Cowgirl, district
ONE demonstration agent, of the uni
ersity extension division.
The entire junior department was
nder the supervision of H. A. Stone,
istrict club agent.