The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-09-03

Stearns Fair A Sue
cessful Farm Show

| cessful Farm Show
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has been shown for many years.
The quality as well as quantity was
of such a character that competi-
ton was very great. Three large
buildings were packed with All
livestock, crops and home econom-
les articles.
Eight outstanding All booths put
up by All clubs on eight different
phases in club work received much
comment. Three agents from three
bordering counties judged the Ray
mond-Ashley booth on Meal Plan
ming based around school lunches
as first; the Sank Valley club Con-
servation booth as second; the
Stickney Hill club on Safety First,
the Unity on First Aid and Gopher
Prairie on Canning III placed third,
fourth and fifth respectively.
In the Health contest judged by
DR.. r. D. Kettlewell Of Sank Cen
tire, in which approximately IS Al
boys and girls took part, Elva Cook
of the Raymond-Ashley club was
judged the .county's healthiest 4-H
girl and Jack Steman, of the Sank
Valley club, the healthiest boy
Both will take part in the state
health contest during the State
Fair.
Mary Botz, of the Holdingford
All Sunshine club was made the
Stearns County All Style Revue
Queen and will receive expenses
paid to the state contest. Her al
ternate is Mary Carlock of the
Paynesville All club. Thirty All
girls took part in the style revue
before the grandstand Saturday
afternoon and will receive lovely
silver pins. Florance Omann, of
Belgrade, placed first in the Cloth
ing division; Esther Hoyer, of the
Sank Valley club, first in Clothing
II and Mary Carlock, Of Paynes-
vile, first in Clothing III. These
girls will receive gold pins. Mary
Schwinghammer, of Albany, will
send her champion clothing exhibit
to the State Fair and also has the
privilege of attending the State
Fair any time she chooses.
Alfred Miller, of the Gopher
Prairie All club, was determined
the outstanding Snowman in the
All livestock showmanship contest
in which approximately lot All
livestock members took part. A
lovely showmanship medal and a
trip to the state fair showmanship
contest were awarded to Alfred
Approximately so All boys and
girls attended the camp the three
days of the County Fair. If facili-
ties had been such the attendance
could have been many times that
number. The great interest showed
makes it necessary that such a
camp be maintained each year in
the future. The winners among the
All exhibitors in all the classes of
the All department follows:
BREAD l. Baking Powder Bis
cuits):
1. Lorraine Beidleman, Ray
mond Ashley.
2. Cecilia Winter, Gopher Prair-
lie.
3. Dorothy Blaski, Gopher
Prairie.
BREAD I white Bread:
1. Christine Auer, Anbany.
2. Loretta Gilk, Albany.
BREAD II (Rolls):
1. Daisy Cheadle, Unity
2. Elva Cook, Raymond-Ashley.
8. Marcella Meier. Albany.
BREAD III:
2. Estella Winter, Gopher Prair-
CAKE e. i:
1. Rita Gamer. Richmond Busy
Bees.
2. Lavonne Bisaiilon, Raymond
Ashley. .....
3. Delphine Kater. Willing
Workers.
4. Cecilia Winter, Gopher Prair-
lie.
CAKE II:
I. Dorothy Werner, Unity.
2. Irene Schwinghamer, Albany.
8. Emma truth, Sank Valley.
4. Daisy Cheadle, Unity.
(FruiC:
1. Alvina Bayer, Willing Work
ers.
2. Margaret Winter, Gopher
Prairie.
8. Lorraine Beidleman, Ray
mond-Ashley.
4. Winnifred Cowlthorp, Ray
mond-Ashley.
CANNING II (Vegetables):
1. Rose Otte, Gopher Prairie.
2. Agnes Otte, Gopher Prairie.
3. Bertha Schmidt, Sank Valley.
CANNING III Emergency MeaD:
1. Estella Winter, Gopher Prair-
lie, championship canning ex-
hibit.
2. Elnora Cheadle, Unity.
8. Lorraine MANI, Paynesville.
CANNTNG TIT lTallyN.