The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-06-07
Ali Clubs to
Be Entered
At Co. Fair
Miss Moan Anderson, County
Leader, Completes the
Achievement Day
TEN ACTIVE PROJECTS
Will Be Most Practical Ex-
hibits Ever Shown by
Boys and Girls

Miss Moan Anderson, Stearns
County All Club leader, was in
Sank Centre Monday and announc-
ed the first detailed plans for ex-
hibits and County Home Economics
Achievement Day at the Stearns
Countq Fair, Tuesday, July 8.
This will be the greatest and
most elaborate program the All
Clubs of the county have ever pre-
scented at the fair. Miss Anderson
has given a large amount Of time
to the work, and there is no doubt,
that the presentation Of the various
projects will be highly successful
and entertaining.
Ten activities or projects have
been arranged, nine of which will
be given at the fair grounds ond
one at the Home Economics De-
partment Of the local High Schol
The following are the ten items and
the requirements to be followed at
the fair:
1. Clothing, Thrift, Room Fur
nishings-Only complete exhibits,
story and record will be considered
for prizes. All exhibits must be
in by Sunday, July LIST.
2. Bread Baking Exhibits-Re-
quirements. (a) list year, baking ex-
hibit. 8 baking powder biscuits or
one Id. loaf Of white bread.
(b) End year: Baking exhibit. 8
mullins or at least rolls.
(c) Bird year: Baking exhibit, 1
baked product such as: Swedish
tea ring, doughnuts, etc. All will
be judged as one group in third
year.
3. Cake Baking Exhibits Re
quirements: (a) elementary cake
exhibitors may exhibit u or 1
butter cake. Please send 1 egg
cakes. CD Advanced cake bakers
may exhibit sponge cake or Y
dozen rolled out cookies. Cakes can
be frosted if individual wishes.
Story and record must be included.
All exhibits must be in by Monday,
July 2.
4. Special Canning Exhibits
Open to all All Club members. No
story or record is required. Exhibit
includes 2 jars of home canned
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same kind and size. All exhibits
must be in by Sunday, July 1.
5. Individual bread contest at
Sank Centre High School Home
Economics room, afternoon Of July
End.
The rest Of the demonstrations
will be held in the All Club build
ing on the Fair Grounds in the fore
noon Of July 3 only.
Each demonstrator must bring
her own equipment and ingredients
except flour, yeast, lard, salt, milk
and sugar.
6. Booths-Size of booth, about
3x4 feet, depending on the number
who exhibit. Each booth will have
some one regular All activity or
project as decided upon by the
club, for instance, health, bread,
etc.
In this department only All
clubs may compete, and the fair
officials have put up an additional
$40 for prizes in the event. The
following are types and suggestions
Of booths:
Conservation Activity-Fire pre-
vention, bird houses, natural ha-
bitat. Health-Posture, how to OBJ
tain good health, meals. Clothing
A complete outfit for any one year
showing the goal this group &C
complished. Baking - Steps in
baking a quick bread, or Of bread
posters. Thrift-Show steps in re-
moval Of print articles made from
-four sacks. Garden-Show small
garden that has been planted using
markers for rows, such as the vege-
table in the garden, posters. Can
ning-Steps in canning. Sheep -
Fleece and washing, drying and
carding. Corn, Potato, Home Beau
tification. Any other which will IL
lustrate some one project or &C
tivity in All Club work.
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