The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-08-09
Tuesday, August 18th, Will
Be Get-to-Gether for
All Clubs
MANY SPORT EVENTS
Gee Hurst Orchestra Will
Play for Dance During
the Evening

Tuesday morning, August 18th,
at ten o'clock, will mark the open
ing Of the Stearns County All
Livestock Achievement at the Fair
Grounds in this city. This event
will continue throughout the day
and is deserving OF great support
from the people Of this city and
community. For the All Club
members it will be a get-to-gether
and all who can are urged to ex-
hibit and attend.
Entries of livestock, etc., will be
made by every club in the county,
and the show should be revela-
ton of the activities of the young
people from our farms. The pro-
gram will open at ten o'clock.
There will be refreshment stands,
the one during the day to be under
the auspices Of the Al Clubs, the
proceeds to be used for the ex-
pense Of the day. The stand in the
evening and the dance will be in
charge Of the members Of the
Sank Centre Fire Department, and
the proceeds will be used for the
building of a permanent water sup
ply system and cistern at the Fair
Grounds. The dance will be UNI
der the management Of Tuddy
Kaldahl, dance expert, from Glen
wood, who has booked the Gee
Hurst, nine-piece band for the
event. This orchestra is a popu-
lar one in the northwest and will,
no doubt, draw a huge crow. The
dance floor at the Fair Grounds
will be reconditioned and sanded
and will be put in excellent condi-
ton.
v. F. Noble, local sport director,
will be in charge Of the sport &C
tivities of the day. There will be
ball contests, horseshoe and folk
games. Music will be furnished by
the Little German Band from st.
Martin. - 4
An interesting program of activ-
tiles Of All Club work, music and
talks has been arranged by Miss
Moan Anderson, county Club Lead
er, who will be in charge Of the
events os Achievement Day. The
program is as follows:
9:30-All exhibits in place.
10:O0-Dairy judging contest, Mr..
p. A. Swenson.
1O:30-Garden and corn demon
STATIONS. Canning demonstrations.
Judge canning exhibits. Poultry
demonstration.
12:OO-Each club bring own
lunch. Eat in club groups or all
together. r.
10Th Club yells and songs by
each club, including Holdingford
quartet.
1:3O-Music, Phillips Little Ger
man Band, from st. Martin.
1:45-Wm, r. Munich from the
State Dept. of Conservation, "Con-
servation."
2:15-Music, Phillips Band.
2:30-Mr. ]. N. Drew, archery in
structions. Practice and unskilled
contest.
2:3o-Dairy exhibits judging.
Sheep exhibit judging.
:OO4:30-Health examination by
DR.. J. +. Dubois, State Medical ex-
aminer, Sank Centre. Girls, 800
3:45. Boys, S:45-4:3O.
4:OO-Poultry and crop judging.
Dairy team demonstrations. Indi-
vidual dairy feeding demonstra-
tons.
3:OO-5:O0-Volley ball, horseshoe,
folk-games. Supervised by Mr.. Vern
Noble, Sank Centre.
Refreshment concession operated
by All Clubs all afternoon. Mrs.
c. T. Botz, Sank Centre, In charge.
Conservation is occupying a big
place on Al Club work this year.
We are having our bird house ex-
hibit and conservation poster ex-
hibit as promised. Every member
can exhibit in either or both. Be
sure each is labeled securely. Con-
servation reports must be in the
office by Sept. L Remember the
wonderful county and state trips
offered. There are big possibilities
of winning one.
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