The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1929-07-04
All CLUB PROJECTS
SHOW FINE RESULTS
Best and Most Interesting
Exhibit at Stearns COun-
ty Fair
CARE FOR OWN ANIMALS
Prize Winners Receive Free
Trips to State Fair, in
August E%

If any citizen of Stearns county
has any doubt of the success Of
the Boys and Girls All Club work
in this county he or she should
attend the Stearns County Fair in
this city and study the projects dis
played in sewing, baking, dairy cat
tie, baby beef, sheep, pigs and
poultry. 80 -
This movement was started ag-
gressively in the county in the
late winter, sponsored by the Ag-
ricultural Society of Stearns
County. After the work had pro-
crossed sufficiently George Mi
nette, Of this city, was named
County Club leader. The wisdom
of this selection began to bear.
fruit Immediately. Through the
herculean efforts of Mr.. Minette
with the Fair Association and
County Superintendent Boerger
co-ordinating, twenty-six clubs are
now functioning In the county,
and members of Is of them exhibL
tied at the fair, as follows: se
Gopher Prairie, Sank Centre;
Raymond-Ashley, Freeport, All
bany, Avon, st. Stephen, st. Cloud,
st. Augusta, KfnbalI Stickneyf
Hill, Pearl Lake, Rockville, Cold
Spring, Richmond, Eden Valley,
Belgrade, Elrosa, Farming.
In the sewing department there
were los exhibits, each exhibit
consisting of Ave garments = XII
mona apron or night gown, hand
bag, gift article, darn, patch. Those
having had training in the Dorra-
este science departments Of the
schools were placed in Class A.
All other exhibitors were placed in
Glass B.
Bernice Ruin, Eden Valley, won
the grand championship in the
sewing department, and will ex--
hibit at the Minnesota State Fair
with railroad fare paid by the
state. Miss Ruins was a thrift
exhibit and was made entirely out
OF garments formerly used for
something else. ..t\s 3.
Other winners were: a
Glass A - First year, GLADYS
Thornbloom, Gopher Prairie Club.
Sank Centre.
Class B--First year, Elizabeth
Post. Cold Spring Club.
Class Ascend year, Elizabeth
COOK, Raymond-Ashley Club.
Glass B-Second year. Adelaide
Zerich, Eden Valley Club. -,
Class B - Third year, Bernice
Kuhn, Eden Valley Club. .
There were two state winners in
bread baking, Martha Minette and
Eleanor Winter, members Of the
Gopher Prairie Club and students
in the Domestic Art department of
the Sank Centre Public school,
They were awarded trips to the
state fair. The material used in
the Domestic Arts projects was
contributed by ". L. Burgess, Far
mers Shipping Association, Blue
Valley Creamery, and the Fair AS
sociation. The cooking and baking
demonstrations were conducted ii,
the Domestic Art rooms of the
Sank Centre School Tuesday morn
ing. -
Gladys Hendrickson, Belgrade.
won the third prize in Glass a,
breadbaking. Martha Minette, of'
the Gopher Prairie. Club, Sauk
Centre, was awarded second prize
in Glass A cake baking. 3,
In the sewing team demonstra-
tons Edwina and Viola Miller, Of
the Gopher Prairie Club, Sank
Centre, were awarded first place.
Winifred Cowlthorpe and Minnie
Carson won second place: Lillian
Veeder and Florence Petit, third
place. The latter two teams are all
members OF the Raymond-Ashley
Club.
The lady judging the sewing and
baking exhibits had strenuous
time. She did not complete her,
labors until 1870 a.sm. Wednesday
morning. -
The live stock exhibited by the
boys and girls was not judged at
the fair. This will come on
Achievement and Sales Day, held
in this city, probably the third
week in August. One Of the large
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