Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-01

Fine Program Given satur-
day.: Boys and Girls
Clubs had Many Exhibits

Grand sSFOfkS County BOYS anu
Girls tassetubEs held their annual
AchieYement exhibit and sale here
Saturday. and the days program was
the mnioS successful of its kind ever
givena3n the county The exhibits
were &%nnusually good, and a very in
teresting program was given. Several
bundled people attended the pro-
grams -
The program opened in the morn
ing with a talk on live stock judging
by County Agent D. B. Norris. after
which came the judging Of exhibits.
At noon luncheon was servedsat ths
pavilion. other addresses were given
by Miss Beatrice %Johnstone Standss0
A. Barton, state club leader. n
Robert Webster Of this city read an
Achievement Day storyton gardening,
and Alice Cronin OF Glendale read
one on poultry. Ray and Lee Nc
Loughlin and Clarence Bracewell OF
ArvillA took part in q crate-building
demonstration.
Prizes, donated by the Ontario
storesand the Grand Forks county
agricultural society, were distributed
as follows:
Entries and Winners.
For the best exhibit Of vegetables.
Herbert Bonifas, Grand Forks, Route
No. H. Myrtle Rebsch, Thompson.
and Henry Meagher, Grand Forks
city, were awarded, respectively, first,
second and third prizes.
InyIthe canning exhibits group first
prize event to Alice Larivee. Grand
Forks Route No. 1; second to Leona
Cheney. Grand Forks, and third to
Amy Peterson, Northwood. Clara
Collier. Of Gilby was awarded the
prize offered for the best jar of vege-
tables Letitia Scott Of Arvilla, the
prize for the best jar Of fruit. and
Nettie Laidlay of Marvel, the prize
for the best jar of meat
A number Of prizes were offered
for exhibits in the sewing depart
ment.ss The following girls, above the
age IL Is, won prizes: For the best
sewing bag, Evelyn Bakken, Kemp
ton: Best nightgown, Evelyn Bakken;
best petticoat, - Stella <Gransberg,
Kempton: best patch, Honor Hanson.
Kempton; best darn, Hattie Hanson;
best set Of garments, Stella Grams
berg. Girls under the age Of Is
years}who won prizes were the fol-
lowing: Best sewing bag, Adelaide
Kirk, Niagara: best cap and apron,
Martha Hesteinson. Niagara; best
n~ishtgown, Caroline G~rundinson,
1IduO, cOEAS, lSOuIo NO J. OSSI pT4u"
cess, alp, Ruth Bakken, Kempton:
best combination suit. Chrystal
Herdesgaard, Niagara; best MILDLY
blouse and best wash skirt, Virgie
Cummtns, Niagara: best %one-piece
Dress; Carolina Grundiman; best
patch, best darn and best set Of gar
nents.s, Ruth Bakken.
Potato and Poultry Prizes.
Under the head Of potato projects,
the following prizes were given: For
the best early Ohios; Anthony Gers
zewski, Grand Forks, first prize;
Florence Knoll, Grand Forks. second.
and Lawrence Lee. Arvilla third
prize. Three. prfses were also award
ed for the beHtesi1oFinR sof other va
%rieties, to MinnisaKegler Honeyford,
Oliver Jacobstn,rN orthwqQd and Earl
Meagher, Grand Forks.
Esther Price. Grand Forks, Route
No. /, and Lucille Price, won. re-
spectiveiyssy 4 rstsand second prize .fox
a cOckerei ana aFspullet. Other poui-
trySprizes-first, second and third un-
deHF the general purpose group
8weht to Erwin Lucka, Niagara, Clara
Adams of Reynolds. Lillian Cronin OF
Thompson; Erwin Lucka in addition
to his first also won a third prize.
Hannah Trytten, Reynolds, and Tel