The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-10-19
EDUCATIONAL
BY LILLIAN l.. CHLouPEK


tests.
Manitowoc County has been divided
into nine geographical divisions. The
place named in each division will be the
center to which the essays and posters
should be delivered. A chairman for
the poster work will be named later for
each division. Another person will be
named to act as chairman for the essay
work in each division. All essays and
posters must be in the hands of the
chairman not later than November 7th.
Not more than three essays and three
posters shall be sent to the chairman
by each city grade - and not more than
three posters and three essays from the
3, 4, and grades and three posters and
three essays from the 6, Z, and Sth
grades of any one country school may
be sent to the chairman.
Each school named for the High
School-Training School Division is en-
titled to at least three entries in the
essay contest, and three in the poster
contest Each of these schools is en-
titled to one poster entry and one essay
entry for every fifty students enrolled,
provided that no one school has more
than ten essays and ten poster entries
The following shows the general div
ision of the county. Each county
school will be notified to which division
it belongs and to whom to send the post
ers and essays on or before Nov. 7th.
Arrangements should be made for the
transportation Of the children to these
centers on the proper day-which will
be published later. The posters and es-
says will be displayed on that day,
lectures will be given by members of
the Wisconsin University Extension and
moving pictures on the value of dairy
products as foods will be shown. Par
ents and other adults are invited to
these centers on the evening of the
same day. Two halls will be hired and
double performances provided at each
center if possible, in order that all per
sons attending may be accommodated.
The following are the general divis-
ions>made:
!. Manitowoc (city schools onlyD
2. Two Rivers (city schools only
g. Kiel and schools in vicinity.
A. Reedsvile g
5. Valders -. g a'
6. Maribel d" t
7. Mishicot 4"
8. Branch
g. Cleveland % "
The name of the child making the en-
try, together with other information
called for should be sent in with the
essay or poster. This should be on
separate sheet, however, and no iden-
tifcation of either name of child or
name of school should be found on the
essay or poster The chairman in each
division upon receiving the posters and
essays shall place a number on the es-
say or poster for indentitic alton. The
same number shall be placed upon the
identification slip for reference, and
these slips shall be filed until after the
essays and posters are judged when
they shall be attached to the exhibits.
The Identification card should be of
plain white paper five inches long and
three inches wide and should contain
the following information:
Name of pupil. il.,.................
Age e.,.,..,..,..,....,.,, ,.,,,,..,....,....,.
Grade. Observation-Disclosures, ,...............
School. ............. ....................
Center to which sent. Observation-Disclosures,
Entry number Ito be filled by chairman
Specific directions for the essay and
poster work are being sent to all the
teachers Of the cities and county.
SCHLESWIG TOWN FAIR
The annual Town Fair of Schlesiwig
was held at Cedar Lake on Tuesday eve
ming, October 18th, all Of the school dis
tricts of the town taking part. The eX-
hibit was the largest ever shown at the
town fair, and showed every evidence
Of careful selection. One hundred and
ten classfications were allowed and a.
bout eight hundred entries were made.
The exhibit included grains, vegetables
fruit, flowers, plants, school work, fan
cy and plain sewing, canned goods bread
cake, cookies and candy. The new Ce-
dar Lake pavilion was an excellent place
for the exhibit, which was very well
arranged. The Town Of Schleswig of
fers seventy five dollars for prize
money each year The school getting
the highest number of points received
a championship prize of five dollars.
The prize money was won by the
schools in the following order with the
Louis Corners School well in the lead.
Teacher
lst r. Dist. Jt. 7-Loriane Lorfeld
2nd-Dlst. 3-Leon Strouf :.
Bird Dist g. Edwin Miller
Atheist 6--Pearl Kelley
5th-Dist 2-Asta Bunge
9th r. Dist r. Mamie Havel
The Ievening drew an immense at
tendance which included many residents
and business people Of Kiel The pro-
gram consisted of two numbers from
each school and talks by Marie Gerhards
County Nurse, X. K. Smith, County a
gent, and l.. H. Chloupek, County SUI
perintendent Of Schools who also acted
as judges for the exhibit.
The teachers of Schleswig and the
town chairman Mr.. Heidemann anC
others who labored faithfully for sue
cessful fair are to be congratulated or
the outcome.