The Coolidge examiner., 1940-04-11

lie oeVenIn Annual P1ndl COun-
ty All Fair will be held at the
Kenilworth School east of Coo
.idge Friday and Saturday, April
18th and 18th. This is the third
year the Fair has been held at
Kenilworth, having been held in
Florence On previous years.
There will be no school held at
Keni-worth Friday as the day will
be spent in preparing booths and
getting the displays ready for the
judges who will arrive late Friday
afternoon to view the display and
aw ard the ribbons. There will be
three ribbons for each division,
one each for the first, second and
third places.
The Fair will really open Satur-
day morning at o'clock which
will start with the registration of
contestants in demonstration, judg
ing and dress revue contests. The
Judging of the exhibits in the
flower, garden, livestock and poul.
try departments will be he'd on
the ground. The preliminary dem
onstration team contests will be
held in the auditorium at 10. Al
noon refreshments will be sold or
the grounds by the women from
the Resettlement Farm east OF
Coolidge.
The Fair will not be all judging
and display, but a community sins
and band concert will start at
p. m. Following this concert will
be a dress revue given by the
girls in the Home Economic De
partment. The All Club band will
present concert at 3 O'CLOCK
which will be followed by the
awarding of the ribbons at $3.50
At 3:45 there will be a specially
consisting of ladies' rolling pin
contest, ladies milking contest ant
mems shirt ironing contest.
All club members, parents ant
friends are cordially invited to
bring their lunches and participate
in a basket dinner on the schoo
grounds, or they can buy theil
lunch from booths on the grounds
Serving as judges for the Fail
are: Food PREPARATION, Miss Ger
trude Hippo and Mrs. Waldo Chris
ty; clothing, Miss Lorenzo Dry
den; health, Mrs. Waldo Christy;
demonstration teams, Mrs. M. A
Anderson, Mrs. T. M. Carlton;
dairy, Clyde F. Rowe; poultry
Clyde F. Rowe; handicraft, Bill
Bray; newspaper Harry Culbert;
flower, Mrs. Waldo Christy; dem
onstration teams, Emil R. Rove!
and X. K. Henness; livestock, R
E. Beatty; camping, Charles Han
sen and hobbies, Carey Bussel.
The Fair is endorsed by the
Kenilworth School Board consist
ing of w. R. Urton, E. G. Attaway
T. Lynch and Harry Culbert, prin
cipal.
Serving on the All Fair Commis
sion are Mrs. Lynn Early, Mrs
Cora Wynne, Miss Beaulah Mur
ply, E. H. Boyd, A. c. Wrenn
Paul Loucks and A. ]. Christen
sen.
Department superintendent are
SUPERINTENDENT of Fair, Harry
Culbert; ASST. Superintendent o
Fair, Johnnie Payne; Superinten
dent of Records, Beu,ah Murphy
Asst. Supt. of Records Mar.
Freeland; Superintendent o
Grounds, P. B. Hauskens; ASST
Supt. of Grounds, Clint Skrla.
Superintendent of various de
partments are: leathercraft, Hug
Crawford, Picacho; baking, Mrs
| C. w. Hoisington, Casa Grande
camping. Hugh Crawford, Picacho
| Clothing, La Verne Prock, Flo1
ence; flowers, Sybil Prock, Fol
ence; garden, H. ]. Chesley, Cas-
Grande; newspaper, Mrs. Melvl
Gammage, Kenilworth; handicraf'
Hyman Gold, Walker Butte; hof
bies, John Bendixon, Casa Grar
de; knitting, Mrs. Nelson Boret
Florence; livestock, P. B. Hau!
kens, Kenilworth; poultry, P.
Hauskens, Kenilworth; meal pr'