Morris tribune., 1921-04-01
BOYS AND GIRLS HOLD
SUCCESSFUL CLUB WEEK
T. A. Erickson State Club Leader
Expresses Himself As Highly
Pleased

The annual Boys and Girls Club
Week at the West Central School of
Agriculture which closed at noon on
Thursday was pronounced by Mr.. T.
T. Erickson, State Leader of Boys
and Girls Clubs, as one of the most
successful club weeks held in any
part of the state this year. The daily
program began at o'clock each
morning and continued throughout
the day until after ten o'clock in
the evening and included wide
variety of work in which the boys
and girls are especially interested.
During the week the boys were given
special instruction in corn, poultry
and live stock projects in the morn
ing and each afternoon spent their
time in the woodshop, blacksmith
shop and farm mechanics room. Each
boy took home with him a self-feeder
for poultry, rope halter and a wire
hook and staple all of which were
made during the Short Course.
Special events of the week included
demonstrations in the cutting up of
beef and hog carcasses by Kenneth
Warner, of Chicago, who is recog-
nized as one of the leading demon
strators in the northwest; poultry
culling demonstrations by Prof. N.
e. Chapman of the University of
Minnesota and bread baking demon
strations by the leading bread club
teams in western Minnesota. Many
of these teams included county and
district winners of last year. The
Willard Textile Demonstration team
which won the state championship
in 1920 made one of the most effec-
tive demonstrations during the Short
Course, demonstrating the various
methods of detecting adulteration in
the various textiles and best methods
of dyeing. On Thursday the special
contests were held including contests
for individuals in sewing, baking,
stock judging and corn judging and
team demonstration contests in sew
ing, and bread baking. Those who
took first place get a trip to the state
fair. The winners are as follows:
Individual Breadmaking Glass A. :
First prize: Trip to State Fair
won by Mildred Gulbranson of AL
berta.
Second prize So, won by Viola
Reichmuth of Chokio.
Third prize 50 won by Verna Lar
son of Alberta.
Individual Breadmaking Glass B.
| Newell Lundquist of DonneIly
Prize SO.
Sewing: Won by Willard. Free
trip to State Fair.
Breadmaking Glass A: Chokic
first, Alberta second. Prizes. Trir
to State Fair first, SO second.
Breadmaking Class B. Donnelly
first. Prize So.
Individual Sewing.
Ethel Nicholson of Clontarf, Prize
SO.
Evelyn Reardon, Prize 81.
Winifred Perizzo of Clontarf
Prize Sc.
Jonh Nienaber of Hancock, won il
SIOUX judging.
Robert Stark of Kensington, wo1
first place in corn judging.
On Wednesday evening, was helC
the annual Boys and Girls Club ban
quet. Mr.. r. H. Giberson, District
leader of Boys and Girls Club Work
presided as POSTMASTER and intro
duced the speakers. The chief speak
er of the evening was Mr.. T. A. Erick
son, State Leader of Club Work. H,
complimented the boys and girls O.
west central Minnesota for the splen
did club work they have done anC
the cooperation which all classes O.
people have given to the club worl
during the past year. The program
after the banquet was as follows:
Toastmaster Introduction
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mr.. Gibersol
HoW-dO-yO Mr.. Erickson
First Impression Miss Berger
The Price Of Victory -----
-------------------- Mr.. Grafelmal
Girls with All Sign Marion Barne
At the Telephone Ann Nelson
Judging the Product Miss lockwood
W. II. Cherry is Injured
William Cherry had his right wris
\ badly cut and some skin clipped from
his head when piece of glass fel