The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-08-28
VICTORY GARDEN
SHOW TO Be HELD
SEPTEMBER z

A Wyandotte victory garden bar
vest show, sponsored by the Wyan-
dotte Garden club. will be held in the
Garfield school, Superior boulevard,
Saturday, September l.. from = 40 u
8 pm.
The Garden club has issued the fol
lowing instructions, for the benefit of
exhibitors:
l. All entries must be placed be-
tween 8 am. and II noon, September
H.
>. Exhibitors may make only one
entry in each class.
3. No exhibit can be removed until
the end of the show.
T. Entries not conforming To the
rules will be disqualified
=. Cut flower specimens must be
shown i'll containers provided by the
committee at the show.
i. Exhibitors containers should
have names and addresses written on
adhesive tape and pasted on the bot
tom
Z. Committee is not responsible for
exhibitors, property.
s When possible, label specimen
exhibits.
.. Flowers are not to he arranged
ia exhibition hall but only in the
space provided, which will be open
from : 80 am. until noon.
10. Read schedule carefully. When
the number of varieties or specimens
il any class is stated. an exhibit of
greater or lesser number will be dis
qualified.
IL. No one will be admitted TO the
show room during the Judging.
l.. Doors will be opened TO all
ticket holders ut > 40 pm.
Following is condensed schedule
of exhibits:
Section l. Annals and perennialS
All specimens must be grown by the
exhibitor and must be shown with
own foliage. Containers will be sup
piled by the committee Section / is
composed of 33 classes. which in
cludeS aSters, cosmos. calendulas,
cockScOmb. celOSia. dahlia. delphinium,
saillardiaS. gladiOli. globe amaranth,
hardy chrySanthemumS. marigOld. mas
turtium>. petuniaS, Sc;bioSa. snap
dragons. >trawflowerS. SalpiglOSsiS,
and zinniaS.
Section IA. Roses. grouped in six
classes
Section > Artistic arrangements.
Flowers. etc. used need not he grown
10y exhibitor. Exhibitors To furnish
their own containers This section is
composed of - classes.
Section 3. Vegetables grown by the
exhibitor. Paper plates for these ex-
hibitS will be provided by the com
mittee. The 30 CLASSES Of of this sec
ton includes beets. broccoli. cabbage,
carrots. cauliflOwer. celery, corn, GU
cumbers. egg plant. lima beans, snap
beans. onions. parSnips. peppers, pOta-
toes. pumpkin. tomatoes. turnips, ruta-
bagaS. squash. and SwisS chard.
Section 1. Fruits grown by exhibit
tor. The various classes include ap-
pies, grapes, pears. peaches, plums,
ounces. melons.
Section ,. Canned fruits. vege-
tables, etc. Must be canned by exhibit
tor. but need not be grown by her.
Must be in glass containers The II
classes of this group includes jelly,
marmalade, jam. conserve. fruit, fruit
juice. vegetables. vegetable juice, pick
An educational exhibit, not to be
judged. is composed of the following
classes:
Class l. Collection Of garden in
Sects. indicating those which are help
tul and those injurious 10 the garden.
Must be properly mounted and label
ed.
Class 2. In space not to exceed
12x1J inches show what food, etc,
you would provide for birds winter
care.
Class 3. Garden weeds. properly
labeled and mounted OH chart not to
exceed 1SX24 inches.
Class 4. Bird house or feeding tray
made by exhibitor.
Class ). Miniature garden in
cigar box with lid held in an upright
position to form a background for the
garden.