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The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Lancaster County, Pa., Thursday Morning, October 16, 1941
20th Annual Community Exhibit Premium
List
SEWING
Former Acme Store next to Theatre
MRS. ALICE BROWN, Chairman
Mrs. Paris Hostetter, Assistant
Owing to present conditions no State aid is allowed for this exhibit, there-
fore cnly ribbons will be given this year.
Hoping you will cooperate.
Class VIII Sewing
All entries should be finished since last exhibit
First Second Third
bk Cut Work, Luncheon Set, Doily, Bed-
sprea BL evil rien ise ss ibho
Afghan: Crochet, Rnitted .......c... viii hen Rishon Rigen
Crochet: Bedspread
Crochet: Tablecloth 8
Crochet: Doily, Luncheon Set, Chair Set, Buffet Set,
Fillet Crochet: Any article
Children’s Garment: Crochet, Knitted ............
Rug: Braided, Hooked, Crochet ............ esis
Plain Sewing: House Dress, Print Apron ..........
Novelties
K. Children’s Class, (up to 12 years): any article ....
L. Special Prize ....... tiie ste ses sie dies ses ds ys os
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FLOWERS
Hostetter’s Hardware Store
MRS. JOHN J. HERR, Chairman
Mrs. B. W. Newcomer, Mrs. J. N. Newcomer and Mrs.
Harold Newcomer, Assistants
First Second Third
1 Chrysanthemums
A. Large—One specimen ............... $.7 §$ 50 Ribbon
B. Single—3 siems oie 15 50 Ribbon
C. Pompom—3 stems 5 50 Ribbon
D. Best Bouquet : 50 Ribbon
II Dahlias
A. Large Decorative—3 stems ........... 95 50 Ribbon
B. Pompoms—35 stems .................. 75 50 Ribbon
C. Best oan visas 15 50 Ribbon
III Marigolds
A. Lovge—8 stems ....... cc. eve hie J 5 Ribbon
B. Small—Best mixed arrangement ..... J JX Ribbon
IV Roses
A. Three Stems VL . Ribbon
B. Best Bouquet arranged with any other
one kind of suitable flowers ........ 1 . Ribbon
V. Cosmos
A. Best arrangement of any one color.. | 5 Ribbtn
VI Zinnias
A. Best arranged bouquet of one or mix-
Od i, vee. cies 1 £ Ribbon
VII Best arranged mixed bouquet in suitable
container for living room .......... 5: 5 Ribbon
VII] Best Dried Bouguet FY {i of Ribbon
IX Pest Ornamental Berries Bouquet ....... .T 3 Ribbon
¥X Arrangement in Twin Vases J 2 Ribbon
XI Arrangement in miniature vase, suitable
for a 9 mirror plaque -............ J a Ribbon
XII Childs Arrangement of Flowers ........ x oy Ribbon
XIII Table Arrangements
A. Breakfast 5 50 Ribbon
B. Dinner (set for 6 persons) .......... J 5H Ribbon
AUTO SHOW
Newcomer Lot off Mt. Joy Street
CLARENCE NEWCOMER, Chairman
TOBACCO
Longenecker’s Warehouse off North Barbara Street
HARVEY ENGLE, Chairman
First Second Third
Best Lath, filler, 4 stalks.......... sierra $1.00 $ .50 Ribbon
Best Lath, binder, 4 stalks......... Fives 1.00 50 Ribbon
SCHOL WORK—_BOROUGH SCHOOLS
Former Acme Sicre next to Theatre
PROF, W. E, NITRAUER, Chairman
Mervin Brandt, Asst.
Owing to present conditions no State aid is allowed for this exhibit, there-
fore only ribbons will be given this year.
Hoping you will cooperate this year.
Penmanship in the grades, (Each room listed separately).
Drawing with the School as a Unit, (One sheet of Drawing constitutes an
Exhibit), Drawing to be mounted on sheet 24x36 inches.
TIS Pre re int ose Ribbon
Second Prize eta ee Sys Seas nae va ay Ribbon
Third Prize ese er aa vas sees Ribbon
SCHOOL WORK—RURAL SCHOOLS
Former Acme Store next to Theatre
C. EMERSON ROHRER, Chairman
Jerome Brubaker, Assistant
Owing to present conditions no State aid is allowed for this exhibit, there-
fore only ribbons will be given this year.
Hoping you will cooperate.
PART 1
Exhibits will be received Wednesday evening from 6 to 10 P. M.
School as a unit
First Second Third
Penmanship In grades... Ribbon Ribbon Ribbon
Drawing—To be mounted on cardboard. Drawing with ”
the schobl as a Unb... Luo i ata sien
Wood-work—Best article in wood-work................
Bost School Project «vee. ov cdot iver os
Open Class—Rural only. Work in Art, Painting, Draw-
ing
Wood WOTK. ovina tari sn sins tans sins is
PART II
OPEN CLASSES FOR ART AND HANDICRAFT
H. S. Newcomer Show Room
ROBERT G. HOSTETTER, Chairman
William Workman and Donald Peifer, Assistants
Exhibits will be received Wednesday evening from 6 to 10 P. M.
Open to boys and girls of Junior High School age.
First Second Third
1. Wood Work oe iii ies Ribbon Ribbon Ribbon
II. Metal Work i ”
111. Leather Work
IV. Mechanical Drawings ........
B. Open to boys and girls of High School age.
I. Wood Work
1. Metal Work
Yi. Paintings ‘and Drawings =...
1V. Mechanical Drawings
C. Obes to Adults.
Wood Work
Metal Work
III. Oil Painting
IV. Pen and’‘Pencil- Drawings ....................
DAIRY PRODUCTS
H. S. Newcomer & Son’s Hardware Store
MRS. WALTER GREINER, Chairman
HOME-MADE DAIRY PRODUCTS
Scored on color, taste, print, water content, firmness and odor.
Butter .a0 25
Cottage Cheese . 50 25
Cup Cheese .50 25
. Egg Cheese .. .50 25
Ownership of Exhibits exhibits must have been pr 2 ced in 1941 by
the exhibitor.
Prize Money Offered At Lancaster County’s Leading Farm Sho
HONEY
H. S. Newcomer & Son’s Hardware Store
MRS. WALTER GREINER, Chairman
RULES
All honey and beeswax exhibited must be the product of the bee keeper
produced in the community.
The exhibits must fulfill the requirements of the class in which it is ex-
hibited.
All products must have been produced within the year from the date of the
last fair.
The judge may open and sample goods that require such treatment.
Only one entry will be allowed any exhibitor for any one class.
Class First Second
Light comb honey (Not less than 3 nor more than 6
ER SL EE RE NO SC a $5 Ribbon
Amber comb honey (Not less than 3 nor more than 6
ra esis ise aa rss rte $1.00 J Ribbon
Light extracted honey (Not less than 3 nor more
thant pounds). oo irises ie $1.00 : Ribbon
Beeswax (not less than 2 pounds) .................. $1.00 $ 5 Ribbon
Apple-Vinegar (not less than 1 quart in glass con-
tainers, judged on color, clearness, flavor, acidity
and general appearance Lu... $1.00
4-H FLOWER CLUB
Longeneckers Warchouse, off N. Barbara St.
THEORA GINDER, Chairman
Best Mixed Bouquet
Best Four Stems of Flowers, of the following:
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Marigolds, large
Straw Flower 5 50
Marigolds, small 35 50
Zinnias, small J 50
1 Exhibit Coxcomb 50
Most Perfect Bloom, any above varieties, 1, 2 and 3 Ribbons,
Arrangement of annuals in vase.
Arrangement of pefennials in vase.
Arrangement of annuals and perenials in any container.
Hiniature arrangements less than 6 inches in height and width.
4-H Flower Club Competition
The following prizes will be offered to the clubs making the best dis- J
play, points to count. .
Fire Drive, 0... hirer ine $4.00 §
Second Points 0. cco SOIR
Third Prive d Potty ihe 2.00 58
Fourth Prize, 3 Points
Filth Prize 2 POMS
There must he gonipeiition for first prize money,
4-H CORN CLUB
Longenecker’s Warehouse off North Barbara Street
C. A. RICEDORF, Chairman
Elmer F. Shelly, J. L. Swarr, Assistants
Open to members of Corn Clubs. Select 10 uniform ears.
Class 1—Sure Crop, 10 ears.
First Prize, $1.50; Second, $1.00; Third, 75¢; Fourth, 50c¢; 5-6-7-8-9, 25¢
Class 2—Golden Queen, 10 ears.
First Prize, $1.50; Second, $1.00; Third, 75¢; Fourth, 50c; 5-6-7-8-9, 25¢
Class I—Hybrid, 10 ears 5
First Prize $1.50; plus 12 bu. Hybrid Seed; Second $1.00; plus 14 lbs. Hybrid §
Seed; Third 75¢; plus 7 1bs. Hybrid Seed; Fourth 50c; "plus 3% lbs. Hybrid
Seed; Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth,
Seed.
4-H T OBACC O CLUB
Longenecker’s Warchouse off North Barbara Street
C. A. RICEDORF, Chairman
Tenth 2c; plus 3% lbs. Hybrid §
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Open to members’ of the Tobacco Club. Exhibit consists of one lath of §§
tobacco.
Prizes—First, $1.50; Second, $1.00; ‘Third, 75c; Fourth, 50c: 5-6-7-8-9, 25.
4-H CLOTHING CLUB
Longenecker’s Warehouse off N. Barbara St
THEORA GINDER, Chairman
Nichtdown cof SHD $1.00 $.75
Sleveless Dress
Cotton Dress with sleeves
Sunday Dress or Street Dress 1.00
Datning 1.00
Button model
Hem patch in gar
4-H ROOM IMPROVEMENT
Longenecker’'s Warehouse off N. Barbara St.
THEORA GINDER, Chairman
Bed Spread
Pillow Cases
Dressing Unit
Laundry Bag
Rug
Dresser Cover
One Pair Curtains
AWARDS ¥ MERIT
Three awards of merit will be presented by the Mt. Joy Chamber of
Commerce for the best JUDGING by 4-H Club members of any livestock
exhibited. First award, Gold Medal; second award, Silver Medal and Third
award, Bronze Medal.
First Second Third B
JNO. E. SCHROLL, Pres
H. G. CARPENTER, V
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THE END OF
THE RAINBOW
HOME ! !
W! F imagine everyone is seefyng for his or her
‘pot of gold”. A family Wan, who must
consider the fulure at all times Rygows that his
initial problem is a HOME.
At one time it was almost imp wile for the
average wage earner {o be a hoime-ownek, but the
Building and Loan Association has chan: Lh that.
Inquire al once how you can hecome vOuN OWI
Fandlord.
Inder Supervision State Banking
OFFICERS
Vi. BOMBERGER, %ec.
FELLENBAUM, Treas)
Three similar awards will be presented for the best SHOWMANSHIP ¥
by 4-H Club Members of any Livestock exhibited.
4-H PIG CLUB
Rear of Newcomer's Garage, Off North Barbara Street
PARKE EBERLE, Chairman
Clarence Greider, Assistant
Prizes—First, $4.00; Second, $3.00; Third, $2.00.
Balance of entries $1.00 each.
Public Sale of Pigs, Friday Evening at 8:00. Pigs may be removed 4:00 i
o'clock Saturday.
4-H LAMB CLUB
Rear Newcomer's Garage, Off North Barbara Street
HAROLD ENDSLOW, Chairman
Park Eberle, Assistant
Remaining Pens, each.
No sale of lambs this year. Lambs may be removed 4 P. M., Saturday.
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4-H BABY BEEF
Rear of Newcomer's Garage off N. Barbara Street
OMAR GINGRICH, Chairman
First Second Third Fourth
$8.00 $7.00 $5.00 $3.00
Balance of prizes........$3.00 each
In the event that the Champion Steer, when sold, brings more than twice the
sale average, the surplus shall be divided equally with the other
members. Also, the Reserve Champion shall share if he sells for more
than one and one-half times the sale average.
Cattle shall be brought to Mt. Joy, Thursday, October 16th, before 10:00
o’clock A. M.
Cattle shall be judged at 2:30 o’clock P. M., Thursday, October 16th, and
the sale held after the sale of pigs, Friday evening, Oct. 17th, at
8S P. M.
CONDITIONS OF SALE
Cash for all animals to be paid before removal from barn.
Make all checks payable to the Mount Joy Community Exhibit.
All animals remaining property of seller until time of removal, Sat-
urday, Oct. 18th, at 4 P. M.
Weighed Friday evening, October 17th, which should be the selling
weight. Weighed at Keller's yards.
First Second Third 5
Perk i. i Bhi a te is ee 9800 $5.00 $4.00
AT ONCE,
Coal may be expensive and scarce this fal, Defense
GET CLEAN SLOW BURNING
plete a supply as possible to assure a winter's warhgth.
needs w:ll be met first. Smart home owhers are ye and
planning home defense first and are laying in 2% com-
IREPLACE
WOOD
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COAL
FROM
HARRY LEEDO
Phone 114
Mount