The Sauk Centre herald., 1936-12-03
400 Were
Present at4-H
Achievement
Local Clubs Have Fine Re-
cord-Finished With
100 Percent
MUSIC, PLAY CONTESTS
Home Management Leaders
Make Plans For Third
Lesson

Approximately four hundred All
boys and girls and their parents
and leaders helped to make the All
Achievement Day held at the st.
Cloud Armory Saturday, a big sue
cess. Over one hundred awards
were given to individual members
and clubs as well as checks to in
dividuals and clubs for County ex-
hibits and demonstrations and
State Fair awards.
In the musical contest, three in
strumental and three vocal groups
competed. The Luexemburg instru-
mental group won the champion
ship and received the lovely green
and white wool music banner. The
Raymond-Ashley vocal trio placed
second. These two groups will re-
present the County in the music
contest at Morris during All week
next year. Other clubs participating
included the Albany instrumental
group, Luxembourg vocal group,
Sauk Valley instrumental group,
Richmond Lakeside and Richmond
Busy Bees vocal groups. Judges
were Miss Loretta Steinbeuer and
Mr.. Clinton Gallipo, both Of st.
Cloud.
The Albany, Raymond-Ashley,
Lynden, Gopher Prairie, Sauk Vel
ley, Willing Workers, LeSauk, Un-
ity, Paynesville and Richmond
Busy Bees finished up with 100
per cent and received a green and
white wool banner.
Mr.. R. H. Giberson, District Club
leader, presented twenty adult and
eighteen junior leaders with certi-
ficates OF leadership from the State
of Minnesota for their outstanding
work as leaders in club work this
year. He likewise presented the LIE
Sauk, Holdingford and Rockville
clubs with 4-H charter. The Bel
grade club has recently qualified
for charter. Seals of achievement
were presented by Mr.. Giberson to
the Albany, Gopher Prairie, lie
Sauk, Lynden, Paynesville, Ray
mond-Ashley, Richmond Busy Bees,
Richmond Lakeside, Sauk Valley,
Unity and Willing Workers clubs,
which means that these clubs have
met all the requirements for re-
ceiving seal in the State Of Min
nesota.
Mr.. Harvey Kuckenbecker, club
leader for the past summer, award
ed the Albany Climbers their silver
kittenball trophy and likewise pre-
sented Earle Boldt his champion
dairy calf plaque besides several
other dairy awards. The stunt con-
sisting of the Square Dance put on
Valley All Club was enjoyed i'm
mensely by the audience. Canning
awards were given to all canning
demonstrators and exhibitors
through Ball Brothers and The
Kerr company. A gift of apprecia-
tion was given to All Messenger
Editor, Viola Miller, of Sauk Cen
tre, for her earnest effort in maxi
ing the County All paper such a
huge success. Silver and gold pins
were also awarded to the All
Style Revue entrants.
One of the important parts of
the afternoon program was the re-
ports given by one representative
from each club on the years activi-
ties and the plans for the new
year. Representatives from these
clubs were as follows: Mary
Schwinghammer, Albany Climbers;
Laura Olson, Belgrade; Estella
Winter, Gopher Prairie; Helen Clip
ala, Holdingford; Edwina Bromen-
schenkel, LIE Sauk; Jack Steman,
Luxemburg; Rubye Stokes, Lyn-
den; Lilah Kruger, Paynesville;
Hazel Payne, Raymond-Ashley;
Genevieve Keller, Richmond Busy
Bees; Verena Braegelman, Rich
mond Lakeside; Lucille Molitor,
Rockville; Marie Weis, Roscoe;
Marion Payne, Sauk Valley; Mrs.
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