The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1929-05-16
Outline of Projects for
4-H Boys and Girls Clubs
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For the convenience of leaders in
organizing boys and girls clubs
the following chart has been ar
ranged which gives the important
facts for each club project. For
details see complete outline of each
project.
Bread Making
1. Elementary.
2. Advanced.
8. Cake.
Time Limit
Begins Sept. to July 1.
Ends-Local and county contest
any time from April to August 1.
State contest at State Fair. Reports
due at time of county contest.
Minimum Requirements
1. Nine bakings yeast bread, 3 OF
which must be health (dark) bread.
Rolls may be substituted for loaves.
1 baking of 4 loaves, 6 makings OF
quick bread.
2. Advanced bread making, 70 or
more lib loaves; II backings OF
quick breads; 6 of other flour pro-
ducts, pies, doughnuts, etc.; II
cakes.
3. Cake work open to bread club
members.
4. Twelve bakings of cake.
Representatives at State Event
1. 10 members Representatives;
20 MEMBERS representatives; so
members-3 representatives.
2. Four winning teams from
each district.
4. Best cake team and champion
cake individual from each district.
Sewing
LIST year, sewing.
End year, sewing.
3rd year, sewing.
4th year, room furnishing.
Special Thrift Work"
Time Limit
Begins-Sept. to July 1.
Ends-Contests at same time as
bread contests. Reports and stories
due at county contest.
Minimum Requirements
LIST year: laundry bag, gift article,
kimona nightgown or apron, patch
and yarn.
End year: piece underwear,
wash cotton school dress, article
with French hem.
Bird year: 2 pieces underwear,
wool school dress or silk or cotton
afternoon dress, 1 made-over gar
ment, dyed garment or articles for
home, childs garment (dress or
raoNrd and story
Representation at State Event
1. Best 2 Class A girls having
home economics training and best
2 Class B demonstration teams
from each district.
2. Champion room furnishing
team from each district.
3. County champion garment
club member.
4. Thrift club winner from each
district.
S. Each county exhibits room
furnishing articles made by one
individual.
6. Garment exhibits as listed in
state fair premium list.
Canning
: End year.
Bird year.
Time Limit
Begins-Sept. 1 to July 1.
Ends-Local and county contest,
in August. State contest at State
Fair Report due October Is.
Minimum Requirements
LIST and End year; Can so jars of
vegetables and fruits; End year
may include meats; I'd year, adj
yanced work for girls Is to 20
years. Meats included in so jars of
products, IS glasses of jellies and
jams.
Representation at State Event
One team of 2 members from
each county with Is members en-
rolled provided at least 2 demon
Stration teams took part in county
Contest.
Sheep
1. Individual lambs.
2. Three or more lambs.
Time Limit
Begins-Any time with eve or
lamb born after January 1.
Ends-County show and State
exhibit. Report due not later than
Oct. Is.
Minimum Requirements
Feed, care for, and manage one
more lambs. Keep record and
rite story.
Exhibit best lamb. Advanced
FORK, raise or more lambs.
Representation at State Event
members enrolled goes to
Junior Livestock Show; 10 mem
bers-2 go to Junior Livestock
Show; Is members go to Junior
Livestock Show. If of the Is take
advanced work, one additional
member may show a trio. If
enrolled with pure bred ewes-1
goes to State Fair.
Dairy Calf
Time Limit
Begins-1st years work with calf
dropped not later than February 1.
End and Bird years continue first
years work.
Ends-County show and state ex-
bibit. Report due not later than
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