The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-07-20
HOME ECONOMICS
ACHIEVEMENT DAY
BEST EVER HELD
Big Classes Compete for All
Club Trips at WabassO;
Awards Announced

The Redwood county All home
economics demonstration achievement
day held at Wabasso public school,
July II, was the largest ever held &C
cording to county office records.
More than 20 girls and boys took
part in the individual bread baking
contest. Miss Ida Kuenzli of North
Redwood selected the following trip
winners in the grand champion class:
first, Kathleen Flom, Swedes Forest
Al club; second, Fern Flush, Seaforth
All club; third Florence Sandager,
Belview All club; fourth and alter
nate, Irene Neuschwander, Redwood
Falls All club. The first three will
compete for state honors at the Min
nesota State Fair.
In their respective classes the fol-
lowing girls placed: Class A, Home
Economics trained, first, Kathleen
Flom; second, Florence Sandager;
third, Irene Neuschwander; fourth,
Florence Farlee, Redwood Falls. Class
B: home trained, first, Fern Fuhr,
Seaforth; second, Gladys Wells, Pax
ton; third, Norman Gillespie, Paxton;
fourth, Lucille Kenney, Paxton and
Vergie Trent, Delhi, tied. Others who
competed were: Grace Wolverton,
Paxton; Yvonne and Lois Lechner,
North Redwood; Arlene Tordson, Pax
ton; Dorothy Johnson, Aida Johnson,
Lorraine Fish, LaVon Sampson, Mayo
Fish and Kenneth Hagen, Belview;
and Vivian Jensen, Lucan.
Miss Josephine Burkett, Sleepy
Eye, selected the following team de-
monstrators: clothing first, Vesta All
club team composed of Louise Cert
ieiansen and Ardyce Boushek. Their
demonstrations covered drafting XII
mono apron. Second place went to
the Paxton All club team consisting
of Ruth Tordsen and Edna Mcnamara
and their demonstrations covered de-
corative stitches. Both teams Will
compete at the district contest at
Sleepy Eye, July 10. The Lamberton
Al club team took third place, Julia
Beert and Dorothy Langholz demon
strating. Other teams competing were
Redwood Falls All club team, Beulah
Day and Marjory Pettis; Redwood
Falls All club team, Lucille Thomas
and Desneige King; Delhi-Belview A
H team, Kathleen Flom and Florence
Sandager.
In the bread teams, the first two
teams winning district trips are the
Delhi-Belview All team consisting OF
Florence Sandager and Kathleen
Flom, the title of their demonstration
being sweet roll variations, and Sec
ond Mace went to the Belview team,
LaVon Sampson and Lorraine Fish,
title of demonstration being bread
rolls. Third place Went to the Red
wood Falls All team, Irene Neusch-
wander and Florence Farlee.
Four canning teams competed for
the district trip. The Swedes For
est team consisting of Kathleen
Flom and Dorothy Flom, canning
peas, were the winners. Second place
went to North Redwood All club,
demonstrators Shirley Gaffney and
Myrtle Gaffney and third to Redwood
Falls All club with Margaret Par
meter and Helen Hoover as demon
strators. Fourth place went to Kath-
crime and Jane VIM of the Seaforth
club.
Margaret Burmeister of Redwood
Falls judged the individual cake de-
monstration. Mary Sexton, Paxton,
took first place; Florence Sandager,
second. They will compete in the dis
trict contest at Sleepy Eye. Others
competing were Vergie Trent, Delhi;
Mildred Bjorndahl, Delhi, Edith jock
ell. Lamberton and Avis Nelson, Wal
ut Grove.
Miss Burkett selected Kathleen
Flom as champion demonstrators IN
room furnishing. Others competing
were Margaret Parmeter and Helen
Hoover. Lois Sorenson of Delhi ex-
hibited the champion roof furnishing
exhibit and she will send this to the
district for exhibit there. Helen
Hoover and Margaret Parmeter OF
Redwood Falls tied for second place
in their exhibits consisting of bed
room furnishing. Others who COM
peted were Florence Farlee, Redwood
Falls; Jeanne Ramey, Paxton; Grace
Wolverton, Paxton, Kathleen Flom,
Swedes Forest and Florence Sandag-
er, Belview. The champion thrift ex-
hibit was exhibited by Avis Nelson,
Walnut Grove, second place went to
Gertrude Pattison, Seaforth.