The Redwood gazette., 1936-09-03
Ali Migration
to State Fair
Begins Friday
COUNTY SENDS LARGE
GROUP; HAS HOPES
OF WINNINGS

The migration of outstanding
Redwood county All club young
SterS to the state fair where they
will compete with representatives
of the entire state in wide varie-
ty of projects will begin Friday.
Miss Lenore Golden, county
home demonstration agent, is to
take in the county All booth Fri
day while Adrian M. Wilson,
county agent will leave Saturday
morning in school bus packed
with county youths ranging in
ages from II to 19 years. A truck
will accompany the bus trans
porting the livestock on which
several of the youngsters depend
for further honors.
Hills Slaymaker of Clements
and Harriet Palmer, Seaforth were
judged the outstanding health boy
and girl of the county following
examinations made by DR.. j. Corr
don Cole here Achievement day.
Hills will compete at the fair but
Miss Palmer will be unable to att
tend. Her place will be taken by
Ruth Pecholtz, II year old San
born girl who was runnerup.
Also more recently chosen are
the members of the livestock
judging team selected by elimin-
alton from a class that has been
working out frequently under Mr..
Wilson. The team includes one
girl, Miss Edith Jeckell and two
boys, Donald Kohls, Belview and
Loring MCGEE, Lamberton.
Two dairy calves will be shown,
those of Grace Bloedow, IL, of
Wanda and Virgil Dahmes of
Clements and two colts owned by
John Price, Is, of Lamberton and
Anton Wog of Sanborn. Alan
Goodyear of Redwood Falls, who
also has raised 19 lambs from ten
ewes in state mutton produc-
ton contest which is not complet- |
ed at this time, will show his |
prize lamb. Paul Kohler, Is year
old Redwood Falls boys, will take
his poultry exhibit.
Style show queen, Ruby Klante,
of Redwood Falls, good workman
ship girl, will compete while Irene |
Neuschwander of Redwood Falls !
and Florence Erickson of Tracy
are individual bread winners and
Catherine Winn of Redwood
Falls will compete in canning. |
Gertrude and Inez Davis of Sea-
forth make up the county's cloth
ing team.
The county has entries in two
demonstrations with two 13 year
old boys, John Bovee of Redwood |
Falls and Robert Langholz of
Wanda putting on the dairy pro-
ject and Jack Moses, 16, of Tracy |
giving a safety demonstration.
In charge of the All club booth !!
is La Won Sampson of Belview,
chosen by her club after the Bel
view Boosters won the booth con-
test at the Redwood county fair
last year.
Not accompanying the others |
are two boys and a girl chosen by !
the state office for outstanding |
club records and leadership. Her
bert Mann of North Redwood and
Alvin Maker of Walnut Grove |
will attend the farm boys camp
and Miss Lantha Ballard of Delhi
will attend the farm girls camp.
One group on which the county |
pins high hopes of honors is the
triple trio made up of nine girls |
from the Redwood Mixers who
won the southern Minnesota mu-
sic contest at All club week in
June. This group will sing Tues
day evening in the University |
Farm auditorium and may be ask
ed to broadcast later in the week. !
Members. of the group are Kath-
crime Treu, Mavis Reynolds, Dor
othy Olson, Katherine, Margaret
and Gertrude Whittet, Marie HUI
bin, Bernice Pettis and Desniege
King.
The thrift exhibit prepared by
Margie Bliss of Redwood Mixers
and the canning exhibit made by
Glenrae Schuenert of North Red
wood also will compete at the
fair.
Approximately 1000 Minneso-
ia boys and girls, from all coun-
ties of the state, will begin state |
fair activities with a special YES
per service on the campus at |
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