The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-08-27
400 4-H Boys
andGirls Pre-
pareFor air
Nearly 100 Have Made Res
ervations For Camp At
Fair Grounds
CLUB DAY IS SATURDAY
Slides Have Arrived For
Colorful Musical Pa
geant Saturday Eve.

-Four hundred and fifty HI men,
bers are putting finishing touches
to their livestock, crop displays and
home economics exhibits in prepar-
alton to entering them at the
Stearns county Fair, August % to
30. The livestock exhibits will sur
pass past showings by far with re-
quests for 40 dairy calves, 10 baby
beeves, beef heifers, IA colts, 80
pigs, 26 sheep and 60 poultry en-
tries, largest entry list for many
years. One large building alone will
be filled with clothing, room fur
nishing, canning, cake and bread
exhibits made by All girls. The
crop exhibits, though discouraged
by the weather, seem encouraging
with reports that one All member
alone will show so varieties of gar
den vegetables.
A camp is being held for All
members for which nearly 100 have
made reservations. Each group will
take care of it's own meals. Dormi-
tories have been prepared for both
the boys and girls with adult lead
ers in charge.
Saturday is All club day All ex-
hibits will be shown or judged in
the forenoon. A lovely silver medal
will be awarded to the best All
Snowman. The 102 All girls enroll
ed in clothing and thrift will model
the garments made by themselves
in front of the grandstand Satur-
day afternoon. The Stearns county
Style Queen will take part in the
State Style Revue at the State Fair.
DR.. r. D. Kettlewell, prominent
Sank Centre doctor, will give two
All Health representatives from
each Of the 10 clubs complete ex-
animation Saturday afternoon In
order to select the Stearns county
health champions.
In the evening adult and All
groups will give the public an idea
of the type Of music these groups
are capable of rendering in the big
musical pageant, 'The Spirit Of
American Music"
Eight interesting booths will be
put up by All clubs covering the
following All activities: safety
first, first aid, health, clothing,
poultry, conservation and cake.
Fifty dollars will be pro-rated to
the eight clubs putting up these
booths in the rural school building
Pageant of Music
The Swayne Collection of slides
have been received from the Chica-
60 Public Library for the All mus
ical pageant "The Spirit Of Amer
lean Music" to be presented at the
Stearns County Fair Saturday ev-
ening, August 20, under the direc-
ton of Moan Anderson, Home DEM
onstration Agent. Mr.. Harvey
Kuchenbecker, county All leader
will have charge of the slides and
Viola Miller, Sank Centre, will be
narrator. DR.. p w. Hanson, Sank
Centre bandmaster, is leading his
members through twenty-nine mus
musical background.
All twelve sequences have been
approved by the director and will
be put together at the evening re-
hearsal Friday to which the public
is invited.
Miss Suzanne Jaeger, popular st.
Cloud tap dancer, will end up the
final sequence with her interpreta-
ton of the Jazz period. She will
bring her own accompanist.
The pageant depicts the history
of American music beginning with
the Indians portrayed by the Sank
Valley Juniors. The Richmond
Lakeside groups depict the Pill
grims at church and at the first
Thanksgiving. The scene and music
changes to the gay atmosphere of
the Revolutionary era, by the Go
pher Prairie club. The pioneer
movement again changed the tenn
pc. Sank Valley boys as cowboys,
Raymond-Ashley All members as
negroes, Unity project and All
members as Hill Billies and lum-
berjacks, show what contributions
each has made to American music.
AS time marches on a new tempo
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