Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-10-16 | Page 17 | Proud Youths Display Prize Winners

Proud Youths lay Prize Winners I J I I r I A 4 li It vi A 4 i ir WINNING PRIZE COCKER SPANIELS AS WASATCH SCHOOL Jane Felt left with Spec and Eloise Bamberger with Marco fi- fi t 4 i 4 t t I 10 L I l W t 1 iI r 4 i X I 1 S 44 t I ALL VARIETIES OF ANIMAL BIRD AND FISH LIFE MINGLED Frank Conn with Tip lies Hes an Alaskan husky Muriel Murphy 5 fascinated by the three pigs Wasatch P Pupils p s Hold Twentieth eth Annual Pet and Hobby Hoy Show Three Pigs One Donkey and Many Y Dogs Help Boost Entries to 1000 Mark Barks yaps chirps grunts giggles and groans filled the vicinity vicinity vicinity vi vi- of South Temple and R streets Friday as the annual Wasatch school pet and hobby show got under way There were some 1000 entries three pigs and a donkey vying for honors in the 1936 edition of the show which was inaugurated 20 years ago A Telegram photographer and re reporter reporter re- re re-I re porter won plaudits from several hundred pupils when they tangled with the the three pigs in a heroic I effort to get some color The pigs won Chance for P. P G. G might have gathered some material for his celebrated celebrated celebrated cele cele- treatises on porkers parkers could he have listened to the mighty pig squeals and witnessed the gargantuan gargantuan gargantuan gargan gargan- tuan efforts of the newsmen to keep the pigs In one spot long i enough to be photographed Jimmy Morris 8 1414 Arlington drive and Bobb Bobby Clendenin 6 1397 Arlington drive who entered the pigs had little control over their charges First honors In all all' divisions of f the he show were not expected to be decided Until late Friday This his is easily understood when one starts wading through the en en- trIe tries Dogs In iii Majority Dogs as usual were most in evi evi- evi- evi dence The entire west side of the school grounds was a mass of stakes To each stake was tied a dog Surrounding each dog was a bevy of child admirers And pets overflowed into the school One room was filled with birds another with fish another with cats Still other rooms were occupied with hobby exhibits One hallway was a mass of cut flowers shrubs and plants One Ono child entered the skull of a bear sear as his special hobby Another had md a beautiful set of made hand-made leather eather work There were butterfly butterfly butter butter- fly collections lead soldier collections collections gourds pillows and other handiwork Airplane Prize Tom Chamberlain 12 1085 s Second Second Sec Sec- ond avenue won the first and special special cial dat prize for the best built model airplane a Martin bomber Patty Nilson 8 96 Third avenue won the special prize for the best dressed sed doll She dressed five dolls the quintuplets with crocheted I and knitted dresses