The Mankato free press., 1922-01-20
REPORT OF TASK
DONE IN COUNTY
Club Leader Puts Forward
The Winners
GREAT HELP OF C AND C
Breadmakers Have Brought
Much Fame to Mankato;
Other Successes -.

Announcement OF final awards in
the Garden and Poultry club work
done by the boys and girls in and
near Mankato during the past year
has just been completed and announc-
ed by M. H. Coe, county boys and
girls club agent of the Blue Earth
County Farm Bureau
The gardening project has. been
perhaps the most widespread of all
projects. Over one hundred gardners
completed the work in Mmkato- Ths
high quality OF the work accomplish
ed blythe gapdners was evidenced by
the remarkable showing Of the gar
den products at the Mankato Fair
last fall. The Garden club helped to
make I'D one Of the finest displays
on the grounds. -
Generosity Of c. and C
The awards made at this time are
based upon the entire work of the
project, which includes the" character
Of the garden, the exhibit made, anu
the record story submitted Il is
largely through the generosity III the
Mankato Civic and Commerce asso
citation that the following prizes are
made possible:
CHAMPIONS
Clarence Nelson, champion OF
the boys free trip to the crop al
ST. Paul last December and Violet
Kaufman champion OF the girls
free trip to the crop show.
HIGH SCHOOL DIVISION
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Anna Kaufman, second, $3.50;
Sumner Francis, third, 81; Camelia
Gruber, fourth, $1-50; Theodore
Runge, ffth, 81; Harold Staiey,
GRADE DIVISION
Vernard Lundeen, first, So; Myr-
tie Gruher. second $3.50: Roland
oaT3S ois9R. ta. taa S ERgss5s asya fStsff psSid
SON, fifth, 81; Leona Shallbeter,
Poultry Project Successful
The poultry project was equally as
successful as the gardening, although
q smaller number took part This is
a new pr0ject for the Mankato ciuD
members, bat their interest IN the
work has proven that il. is very much
The following awards are announced:
CHAMPION, Howard Wilson, prize,
$5; Edith Watts, first So; Peter San
ger second, $2-50: Hazel Hiersche
third, 81 Alberta Stanford, fourth,
$50; Afiee Whitney, fifth, 81; Lou
ise Wood. sixth, nty cents. -
The work done IN the Canning
club of Maukate has been OF the
highest qaaIiky- Moxes tAan 1,70U
Jars of produce were canned by the
club dRFing the past canning season.
Three demonStEation teams were or
ganized for this e4Hb and trained for
demonstration work These teams
competed in the ceoafy csaeests at
Garden City and the team composed
Of Violet kaufman, June Baker. and
Mildred Ore were salecteA to repre-
sent Mankato at the state ta3r. This
team in composition with forty ether
canning teams, from ali parts Of the
state won third place Whkeh - re-
markahle recOrd In saeh q keen con-
test The p0aaty DEMONSTRATION
team Of Manfa4o composed of Hovaed
Nelson won fourth place m the state
with their demonstrates IA comQe-
tition with teams fEom Al pAcs DS
the state
Mosk of Bzead Cub
The work OF the Bread e&z0 Vas
also Of the highest qlzafitx Ths
bread demonstration team nom
son, Evelyn Gaaddy and Myxa Jones
won grand champiunsfx3p over ali /
teams in this state and me- en1ase
mid west
In ADDITION to the prl,es axnoune-
ed, club medals are TO b awarded 10
ali club members in tho etzy VAOj
have completed their Bokk IN q ere6-
liable maAner.
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