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MATANUSKA VALLEY 4-H FAIR A SUCCESS
Ovpr 20d .exhibits were displayed
at the Mutanuska Valley 4-H Ffir
* Saturday and. Sunday, September 1 &
2, at tbe.Fair'Grounds in Palmer.
Typical.of the Matanuska Valley
'were the garden products which con
i stitutod trie larger portion of
•individual exhibits. Projects in
* baking, panning, meal preparation,
• ‘handicraf t _and livestock wore also
. 'bn“'exhibitIon-. •" 4 * !
All twelve, of. the Clubs featured
phases of their'project work in
booth displays.
Judges for the garden products
and livestock were Mr, Stanley •
Dalloup, Farm Manager of the L*per
. tmental Station at 'Matanuska)* ’’arid
Dr#< Z -la Flpeman, Agronomist'.at the
Experimental .Station.
Mrs, Ion Irwin judged the Home
Economic- exhibits, « ’
On Saturday afternoon the demon
stration prdgrem was hold with 6
’ eapis and 1 individual participatin
^dges for the demonstrations were
Mrs. ", Frankfv^rirth, Mrs. B, Weimer
Mrs, J,E. Noreri®,-4-H leaders for
Anchorage,
At the close of the show on
Sunday, the .vegetable and bakery
exhibits were sold at public auctio
The Homemakers Clubs sponsored
a Flower Show and Canning display
in connection with the 4-H Fair.
Ov..r 100 specimens were shown.
Judges r'.r the flowers were Mrs.
Fred Shcdde and Mrs. Jeanne Lawrenc
While Mrs, Stanley Balloun judged
the Conning exhibits.
FLOWER SHOT AND CANNING DISPLAY
Over 75 different displays of
flowers were exhibited at the :~1. 7/
Flower Show by the Homemakers of
the Valley in connection with the
4**H Fair. Over 50 jars of canning
were also exhibited, ,
Mrs. George McNcesoy* Mrs,Fannie
Werner and Mrs. Clyde King shared
honors for the largest number Of
flower enttfces, wliile Md4, Frank
Linn carried off the largest share
f,ribbons in the Canning.Division,
. 1 * * .
Tea was served Sunday afternoon
between 2 arid 5 pm, before the
attractive setting of flowers. Mrs,
Wm, Bouwens and Mrs, Irving Newvilli
poured.
Committees repponsible for the suc
cess of the homemakers portion of
the| show wore:
Flc wers :’Mrs. Fannie Werner. Mrs,
George McNoese and Mrs. Neil Miller
Canning .Committee: Mrs. Jod' Lentz,
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HANDLED BY MR. C.O. TALBOTT.
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