Evening journal., 1920-04-12
DAIRY
'JUDGINGC0NTES7|
Program is Mapped Out for,
Baking and Sewing
Clubs
NAME TEACHERS
FOR AGGIE WORK
Special to The Evening Journal.

I
NEWARK, April i2.-By virtue OF 4
cooperative agreement made between
the Agricultural Extension Service and
the Department OF Vocational Educa-
tion in Delaware. dairy cattle judgr
ing contest will be held al the Dela-
ware State Fair, in September. All
non-colleglate club members and
Smith-Hughes students Of the high
schools of the State who are working
on dairy projects will be elesible 10
compete. The three highest winners
viii compose the Delaware team,
which will be trained and sent TO Chi,
cago with all necessary expenses paid
in company with a judging coach
State Fair premium list will be pr
vided for a numebr Of high scoring
junior dairy cattle judges. AT Chr
cago the Delaware team will contes.
with teams from practically every
State In the Union. In the meantime,
they will have the unusual opporiun-
ity Of attending the finest dairy cat.ia
show that can be seen In the United
States.
This contest will be conducted under
the joint management OF the Stase
Club Office and the Supervisor OF No-
cational Agriculture In Delaware.
The baking and sewing clubs ara
now being conducted In most instances
IN cooperation with the local COM
munitles and the public schools, and
= at.r II y Ifat ta1 AaF
the close OF the present term. Public
achievement exercises. Club Leader
Marain says, should be held In each
school-club community when the club
enterprise is completed. The follow
ing plan Is suggested for the consider
alton Of local and county club leaders,
1. The local teacher-leader, the COM
munity adviser and the county club
leader may approximately hold joint
school-club program to which the peo-
pie OF the community should be in
vited
2. This program may consist OF an
exhibit Of the sewing and baking club
products made by the members; Of
club stories and demonstrations in
which the children will explain how
the work was carried on by doing
some OF the practical exercises; it
may consist also Of a typical club
meeting conducted by the regular club
oflcers; and in addition any otheri
school program may be added that the
teacher and community may see ut tol
give. II may be possible for original
plays and dialogues. illustrative Of
farm and home life, to be made feat
ure OF the exercises.
3. II the achievement pins osn BID
provided, II is very desirable that
every member who has completed the
practical club course should be pub
icly awarded with one.
4. Lantern slides OF club activities
may be secured for these occasions
from the State Club ONCE which show
work In Delaware and the eastern
States.
s. Special Judges may be secured
to Judge the exhibits and thereby se-
lect the bes. ones for a county or
State Fair.
The following named teachers Of
vocational agriculture win do club
work In their respective communities
G. %. Anderson. Dover; v. s. Border,
New Castle; X. S. Covey, Smyrna; C. A.
Diehm. Bridgeville; J. r. Fugett, Negro,
Dover; r. r. Henny. Georgetown; A. J..
Lansing, Marshallton; Mr.. Leworthy,
Harrington; J. c. Loope. Milford; +. p.
Newark; C. r. Snyder. Sea-
ford; A. G. Tappert. Delmar: M. +.
Milton: M. r. Young, Lewes
e. p vogel. Middletown; MarviI WI.
son, Selbyville; @. d. Anderson, Dover,