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outside of each departmental
exhibition building, listing the
special events to take place
there during the fair days.
8. Construction of a show
zing for all livestock.
9. Location of floodlights out
side of exhibit buildings.
2ft. Tagging exhibits with
owners' names, following the
swarding of prizes.
11. Creation of greater edu
cational value in poultry de
partment by showing process
by which eggs are prepared for
market; also addition of anoth
er display of poultry, showing
various cocking cuts and sizes
of poultry.
12. Conducting an auction of
prize-winning exhibits and dis
plays, on the last day of the
fair.
Louise Kellogg told the fair
board that the dairy organization
of the Valley was interested in a
better dairy exhibit this year. To
that end, they are prepared to
assess the membership of the Val
ley Breeder’s Association, in or
der to hire someone to plan and
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Alba Brooks asked for more |
, uniform cages in the poultry j
| house and for a more adequate;
supply.
Methods of stimulating interest
i in the fair were discussed. It was
I suggested that Parker Lester and
i Miss Mary Lou Lashbrook of the j
• Extension Office be asked to helpj
promote interest. Eugene Kirsch, j
I instructor of the veterans’ on-1
farm training class, also will be j
; ^ked to help stimulate interest I
in the coming fair.
To increase interest in, and to •
; build the commercial exhibits of j
the fair, board members agreed
offer free display space to ex- j
hibitors who bought a full page
of advertising in the fair’s pre
mium book. Heretofore commer
: cial displays have been charged j
for on a front-foot basis.
DeVries Have Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. John DeVries of
Palmer this week announced the
birth of a daughter, Marie, on
March 14. The baby weighed an
even eight pounds at birth. Mr. •
DeVries is the agriculture in- j
structor at Palmer High School.
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