Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-04-01
CLUB WORK PLAN
|. OUTLINED BY SUPT.
CIRCULAR TO RURAL TEACH.
ERs ASKS THEIR SUPPORT
-CENTERS> NAMED

OIdW1OTu OHe1uOn, county Super1n
tendent of schools, has sent out circula
letters to all the teachers in the rura
districts in the county, calling their at
tenti0n to the fact that Mrs. Heller
Kainz, formerly Helen Proper, one o1
the county's successful teachers, ha!
been engaged by the executive commit.
tee of the Teachers Patriotic League
as county club leader and asking the
teachers to give the movement thei1
hearty support.
According to the circular it is the
plan OF Mrs. Kainz to locate fourteen
centers for work and the boys aud girls
who wish to take up club work will
come from the surrounding districts to
these centers to organize the clubs. At
ter they are organized meetings will be
held about once a month. Any pupil
between the ages of 10 and 18 years in.
elusive may take up the club work and
may take more than one project.
The projects which will be offered
will be as follows:
Potato Project, in which the child
plants and cares for l-8 of an acre of
potatoes.
Pig Project, in which the child feeds
and cares for a pig for four months
after May 1st.. The pig to be not more
than eight weeks old at that time.
The Dairy Calf Project, in which the
child feeds and cares for heifer calf
during the summer months.
The Poultry Project, in which the
child starts with 25 one day old chicks
and feeds them for four months and ex-
hibits pen of three at the County fair.
Bread Making Project, in which the
girls bake 9 loaves of white bread and
quick breads, such as gingerbread,
JOhnnycake or mullins.
Canning Project, in which the girls
can by the cold pack method and can
as much rs possible.
Sewing Project, in which the girls
sew certain pieces.
For the purpose Of organizing in the
county the following centers have
been selected. The first district num-
bered is the place Of meeting. Morning
meetings will open at 10 a. m. After
noon meetings at 2 'clock p. m. The
boys and girls in surrounding districts
are asked to come to these points at the
time fixed for the meeting. If the
meeting point named is not satisfactory
the pupils may go to any other point
in the list that is more convenient.
Pulaski-April Is, 2 p. M, No. 123,
81, II, 124. m -
Pierz-April 9, 2 p. m., No. IA, s39,
81, SO, 55, 80, 127, 90, 80, 7s, %, 1873,
10, 46, Al, SO, 129, 14S.
Ramey-April 2l, p. M, No. so, 26,
LIS, 56, lis, 2l, 1877, 96. 's.@ssa
Vawter-April> 8, 2 p. M, No. i 1873,
ls1, III, 105, 81.
Royalton-Aprl 8, 10 a. M, at High
School No. 40, 20, S, 100, IS, 116, 142.
Upsala-April 10, p. M, No. % and
Swanville-April 1s, 10 a. M, at High
School No. 2, 70, ITO, II, 11S, 81, 60,
1872.
Randall-April II, 2 p. m., No. 70,
81, IS, 12s, 100, 80, SO, IS, SO, 130, SO,
IS, 14O, 43.
cushing-April 12, p. M, No. ILL.,,
81, 119, LOG, 67.
Hillman and Richardson-April %,
p. M, No. 125, ss-A, ss-B, 139, "a, 62,
Ripley-April 13, 2 p. M, No. so, A,
los, 103, So, AZ, 80.
Bowlus-April 20, p. NJ, No. 10, 6,
8, 1876, %, 6S, SO.
Swan River-April 1s, p. dTn., No.
25, 135, 50, As, 9, 20, 13, Is, IS:
Freedhem-April IA, 2 p. m, No. 80,
lO4, sc, 121, So, l, Is.
Lincoln-April 26, p. M, No. rs, ",
~.
Flensburg-April 81, 10 a. m, No. 63,
3S, 81.
Darling-April 26, 10 a. m, No. "a,
40, 102, III, 35.
Little Falls-April 25, 2 p. M, at
High School IL, Z, 4, Y, 122, "a, 81.