Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19
SEAFORD BOYS CLUBS
{ HAVE RALLY DAY SAT-.
Achievement Pin Will be Given
Those Making rs Per
Cent in Work.

that have carried out the WORK iald down
last fall.
The boys will give program consist
ing of an exhibition of their work, and a
demonstration Of their activities. Busi-
ness meetings, first aid work and other
activities will be given.
About 50 boys are included in this
work. Every boy who makes 25 per
cent in his work will receive An achieve
mcnt pin at the end of the year.
Below is an outline of the work pre-
pared last fall by committee OF
teachers in cooperation with the rural
supervisor, Mrs. Annie T.. Snyder.
For Boys 10 Years Of age and over:
Group Agriculture.
Make seed tester. terminate 3
kinds of seed $50 of oach) and record
per cent OF termination. Counts points.
2.-Colect and mount & insect pests.
Tell how TO fight them. Counts 3
points.
Snake collection of ten common
weeds. Tell how TO eliminate thcm..
a.-Read weather maps and make
weather flags points.
Group ll-Forestry.
Identity 3 kinds at wild shrubs
and 5 kinds of vines counts points.
COLLECT and identify 10 kinds of
wood and tell uses.
Give cross cut and longitudinal cut.
Counts points.
3.--Identify II kinds of trees when in
leaf. s kinds in winter. Collect their
/ fruit and leaves and mount, s points.
Determine the height of tree
and estimate the lumber in it. Draw
the diagram.
Group lll.--Practical.
Give points for all the following:
/ l.-knot tying IS kinds.)
Patch hole IN trousers and darn
i Wrinkle hawk tear (3 corner tear.
Sew on six buttons.
Group N--Manual Training.
Sand Table, points.
Porch Swing, ; points.
3,-Rug Of Corn Husks, ? points. 3
A. Book Shelves, points.
+ Bind House, points.
6-Umbrclla Stand, 3 points.
Loose Leaf Note Book Cover,
3 points
S.-Recd Bag. points
9-Reed Basket, polnts.
l0.-Book Case, ; points
l.--porch Bench, S points
l2.-Pig Trough, ? points.
lS.-Poultry Trough, points.
l4.-Picture Frame, 3 points.
Milking Stool, 3 points.
l6.-Chicken Coop, 3 points.
Repair work or any useful article
with points according 20 value.
Group N.-Hrst Aid.
What 20 do when clothes are on
fire
Treatment for Bruise, Sprain,
Cuts, Scalds and Frost Bites.
3-Treatment for Drowning.
4-Make Improved Stretchcr (One
kind
5.-Toothache, earsche, treatment.
6.--Bandage of one kind-either foot
arm, leg or hand.
7.-Bleeding OF artery and vein.
S.-Something in eye.
p 9.-Poison.
l0.-Nose Bleed.
/, Demonstration 10 be given Of 81 whel
possible.
, Paragraph OF explanation for AT leas
. one.
Direc tions for Work
Each boy who earns 25 points viii b.
; given a pin. In earning the % points
, groups III and V must he done. Ter
points may be made from group "
and the other points made from groups
and ii.
All the work in group III counts only
points, and all the work IN group V
must be done to earn ) points Each
boy has the privilege of selecting ms own
work. Since only ten points may be
made from group ", each boy should
make o working drawing showing
views for each article he makes. They
should make the drawing before making
he object.
Directions for making the seed tester
and the testing OF seeds may be obtained
from NJ. c. Vaughn. Georgetown, Del.
Write him. Some information about
shrubs, vines, trees and insects may
be had by writing for pamphlets, at the
Department OF Agriculture, Washing.
ton, ID. G.
Each teacher or school should own 6
Boy Scout Handbook, price so cents
published by the Boy Scouts of America
200 Fifth Ave, New York City. Muel
information for V or the First Aid" vii
be found IN this book, also instruction.
about weather maps and flags and the
knot tying" A little pamphlet on FRS
Aid may be had for the asking, at III,
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co, New
York City. We suggest if you have any
trouble with making the objects il
group " that you consult some car
penter in your district We also sug
gest that each club elect officers and dc
their work in business manner. Hav,
the secretary keep record of their owl
work and the demonstrations given.
With each project completed, a single
paragraph must be written describin,
the work done.
Respectfully submitted,
Outline Committee for Boys Clubs
Mrs Leta S. Wiley, Bridgeville.
Ethel T. Collins, Seaford.
Myrtle NJ. Brown, Cannon.
Mrs. Annie f. Snyder, Georgetown