The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-26

tHlpuSuoul Tludl county are put
ting the final touches on their
handicraft exhibits this week, Civ
ing their livestock entries a last
minute grooming, and sharpening
the judging eye in eager anticipa-
tion of the 10th annual All County
Fair which will be held Saturday
at Kenilworth school.
Ii will be a great day for the
youngsters, who for many weeks
have been industriously preparing
for the event. Calves and heifers
have been curried within an inch
of their lives. Painstaking care has
gone into the designing and sew
ing of chic school and sport dresses.
The finest of fruits and vegetables
have been carefully prepared and
canned in hopes of pleasing the
judges palates.
Fair superintendent and "boss
man" at the show will be William
Mcconnell, who will preside as,
things get under way at 10 a. m.
with Judging of all exhibits. Miss
Belva Cain is record superintend-
ent and Robert Veazey is in charge
OF the grounds.
Among the events for the day
are:
Livestock Judging Contest-con-
testants will judge one class of
dairy cows, giving written reasons,
and one class of dairy heifers, with
out written reasons.
Showmanship Contest-All Pinal
County All members carrying live
stock projects are eligible to COM
pete.
Home Economics Judging Con-
test-Judglng of clothing and foods.
Demonstration Team Contest -
Teams will be judged on general
appearance. subject matter, skill in
presentation, practicability d
completion of demonstration.
Dress Revue - A junior fashion
show in which the girls will model
their own creations.
Clothing Contest - Entries will
include cotton and rayon suits and
dresses, aprons. scarves. slips.
luncheon cloths, tea towels, laun-
dry bags fringed articles and made
over garments.
Food Preparation and Selection
Girls will exhibit their mullins, bis
cults, cornbread, gingerbread, cup
cakes and cookies, as well as
packed school lunch and a family
lunch or supper.
Food Preservation Contes t.
Judges will select the best canned
fruits and vegetables.
Livestock Contests Members
will exhibit their entries of junior
heifer calves, senior heifer calves,
bull calves, beef animals, lambs
and ewes.
Poultry Contest-Exhibitions will
include poultry eggs and pigeons.
There will also be a judging OF rab
bits.
Vegetable Contest Members
will exhibit, from their own gar
dens, onions, radishes, carrots,
beets, turnips and other vegetables.
Upon entering the grounds the
visitor will first see exhibits OF
dairy and beef calves, and sheep.
Each constituting the livestock
project of club member. Next is
the exhibit of poultry and rabbits,
shown in metal wire cages.
After viewing the livestock, poul-
try and rabbits exhibits the visit
or will enter the Kenilworth school
building, where he will first see
the garden exhibits, including a
wide variety of garden produce.
Then can be seen the Flower Show
exhibits which has been made a
public affair this year and large
variety of home grown flowers are
expected.
Then comes exhibits in home eco
nomics, including clothing ex-
hibits, divided into Junior and
Senior divisions. On exhibit are
various articles of sewing and de-
signing which are the product or
hours of carefully supervised work
in clothing.
Food Preparation and Selection,
also divided into Junior and Sen
ior exhibits can be seen next.
Cakes, pies, cookies, bread, muf-
fins, and other delicious products
of the kitchen, baked by members
OF the various All Food Prepara-
ton and Selection clubs, will be
shown. Also on exhibit will be
preserved foods, which means
canning. Both fruits and vege-
tables are included, and there may
also be a few exhibits of pre-
served meats.
At 1900 comes lunch, and the
visitor may buy sandwiches, pota-
to salad, ice cream, pie and cold
drinks or coffee. If visitors elect,
they may bring their own basket
lunch.
A flower show, open to the pub
lie, will be held in connection with
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