Classes Announced For Jr.
Horsemanship Show
The Junior Horsemanship show
to be held on Mlonday afternoon,
March 27 at 2:30 at the training
ring on New Market road, near
Vaughn creek bridge will have the
following classes: No 1, Parade of
Kindergarten class on lead reins.
Class No. 2: First fundamentals
of riding are required; make horse
do three gaits (saddle gaits ac
ceptable) and answer two simple
questions about riding. Class No.
3. Jumping class inside of ring.
Simple course of four jumps and
answer four questions about horse
or equipment. Class No. 4: Out
side course. Open to children who
have hunted or are capable of hunt
ing. The course will be simple but
will require good judgment at
meeting unusual conditions. Four
questions will be asked about
hunting. Judges are Mrs. E. H.
Bennett of Lake Forrest, 111. and
Lewis Bredin of Detroit, Mic.. All
children 18 and under are invited
to take part. Entries must be in
before Saturday afternoon. For
further information call Mrs. Hed
ekin at phone 102.
Chairman George A. Cathey of
the Reservations committee asks all
those who have made reservations
to please come in and pay for
them now in order to guarantee
the space reserved.
The BULLETIN $1.50 A Year.
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It may seem strange that the
Supreme Service Station would
want to rock their customers cars,
but such is the case according to
Manager Dick Burnett, who states
that they have just installed the
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MISS CONNER NAMES
VEGETABLE LIST
Several days ago the Balleiiger
Co. advertised that they would
give $1 worth of green vegetables
to the person naming the greatest
number of vegetables not listed in
their ad in the Bulletin that day.
The store had 31 vegetables ad
vertised on that particular day
but Miss Conner named 32 other
vegetables not listed in the adver
tisement. A large number of other
housekeepers listed from 25 to 31
vegetables. The Ballenger Co. has
Vegetaire display counter and a
frozen food machine which enables
the store to furnish nearly every
kind of green vegetable obtainable.
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