The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-08-08
Stearns Fair Will
Open August 10th
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ISSUED.
The program Saturday evening
will center around the presenta-
ton of three All plays, Sod by
the Albany Climbers; Little Os-
car, by the Rice Lake Club; and
ELMER, by the Holdingford Club.
These are all splendid plays, and
well worth seeing.
Possibly the outstanding feature
of the fair will be the flower show
which will be a display of beauty.
Rock gardens and other special
displays will be interspersed with
the entries which are expected to
exceed those of any of the shows OF
the past three years. This show
will be held in the administration
building, and is under the direc-
ton Of people versed in the culture
of plants and flowers.
Judging of live stock will start
Saturday morning at eight o'clock
sharp. This is done in order to
have the judging completed before
the livestock auction to be held at
two o'clock Saturday afternoon. All
animals entered may be auctioned
off at this event.
Miss Moan Anderson, County
Club Leader and Home Demonstra-
ton Agent, says: Final arrange
ments, have been made for the
forenoon, afternoon and evening
program put on by the All clubs at
the Stearns County Fair in Sank
Centre the second day of the Fair,
Saturday, August II.
'TThe forenoon from ten o'clock
until noon will be filled with Agri-
cultural demonstrations judged by
r. H. Gibberson, District Club
Agent. All individual canning DEM
onstrations will be judged by Ce-
ella Anderson, Kandiyohi county
Club Leader, and other general
Judging of exhibits.
THE preliminary All Kittenball
contest will be held from 1900 to
1:3O o'clock on two or three ball
diamonds on the grounds. The at
ternoon program before the grand
stand will consist of the Vocal Mu-
sic Contest, talk by the District
Boy Scout Master, j. d. Virgins,
st. Cloud, instrumental music con-
test and the All Style Dress Re
vue. Following this program the
champion kittenball game will be
played to determine the county
champions.
1.-THE evening program will be
the high-light Of the day. The Al
bany Al club will present their
winning one-act play SOD" at 800
o'clock. This will be followed by the
announcement of trophy and BAN
ner winners. Rice Lake club will
present their play Little Oscar
which placed second in the Coun-
ty contest in April. The county
winning play Elmer by the Hold
ingford club will be followed by
the presentation Of an Indian pa
geant put on by several clubs in
the county. This pageant received
many favorable comments at the
District presentation in Morris and
will make a fitting finale to the
evening program"
According to word received from
St. Cloud, plans for the all
Stearns county amateur entertain
ment for Sunday. August 18th, are
showing fine promise at the pre-
sent time.
Two of the main features have
been secured. Music for the day
will be furnished by the combined
Paynesville and Richmond bands,
and the Paynesville Drum corps
and the Cathedral high school
drum corps, of st. Cloud, will en-
terrain. A thirty minute kiddie re-
vue is being arranged by the Voss-
berg Sisters school Of dancing
which will soon be located in Sank
Centre.
There will be a ventriloquist, a
song fest and other varied enter
tainment which will include sing
ers, comedians and dancers from
every part Of the county. An eff
fort is being made to have every
community represented in this pro-
gram. Those communities with no
one entered can notify the Junior
Chamber Of Commerce at St
Cloud, which is sponsoring the pro
gram.
The Sank Centre Boys and Girls
band and the v. F. w. Drum
corps will furnish the music for
the fair on Saturday. The 1885 fair
will end Sunday night in a blaze
Of glory, with one Of the best dis
plays of fireworks ever presented
in this community.