Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-08-05
Girls Show Much
Promise At First
AchievementD ay
Bread Baking, Clothing
and Thrift Were Subjects
Stressed i'm Exhibits.

ment day of many years was held IN
Pine City Saturday, July 81. About
200 All Club members and leaders
attended the program says Violet
Hecker, county club agent. A large
number of parents and friends also
attended the event
The program consisted of lndi-
vidual bread baking demonstrations,
team bread baking demonstrations, in
dividual cake baking demonstrations,
clothing team demonstrations, thrift
and clothing exhibits and style show.
The judges were Marjorie Thompson,
club leader of Chisago county; Mrs.
Goodell of Barnum, and Mrs. Philo
Goodrich of Pine City.
The Winners.
The winners in the different divis-
ions were as follows:
First-Vada Engler and Betty Troll
leen of Pine City; second-Doris
Adamek and Phyllis Merritt of Be-
roun; third-Eva Mae Ohnesorge and
Buelah Wood of Henriette.
Individual Cake Baking Demon
stration: First-June Madison of Pine
City; second-Paulina. Smithson of
Brook Park; third-Lillian Schraeder
of Bruno.
Team Bread Baking Demonstrations:
First-Pauline and Edith Smithson Of
Brook Park
Individual Bread Baking Demon
stration: First-Peggy Billman of
Bruno; second-Edith Smithson Of
Brook Park.
Clothing Exhibit, third year: First
Alice Rydl of Hinckley; second
Elaine Fairchild of Bruno; third
Jean House of Pine City.
Clothing Exhibit, second year: First
Eva Mae Ohnesorge of Brook Park;
second-Avis and Belva Wood of
Henriette (tied); third-Ethelyn
Skramstad of Pine City.
Clothing Exhibit, first year: First
Lorraine Shoberg of Rock Creek;
second-LaVerne Johnson of West
Rock; third-Velma Brand of Hinck-
ley.
Thrift Exhibit: First-Peggy Bill
man of Bruno; second-Lillian San
dell of Hinckley; third-Alice Libra
of Hinckley.
Lillian Schraeder of Bruno, had an
excellent thrift exhibit, but she was
disqualified because one of her ex-
hibits was not thrift article
Those going to the district contest
at North Branch on August Is, will
be the winning bread baking team,
Pauline and Edith Smithson of Brook
Park; two clothing demonstration
teams, Betty Trolleen and Vada Eng
Ter of Pine City and Doris Adamek
and Phyllis Merit of Brook Park;
and the winning thrift exhibit, that
of Peggy Billman of Bruno. Those
going to the state fair will be the
winning individual bread baking
demonstration, Peggy Billman of
Bruno, and the winning clothing ex-
hibit, that of Alice Rydl of Hinckley.
There were 81 clothing exhibits,
"a girls taking part in the style show,
seven clothing teams, nine thrift ex-
hibits, one bread-baking team, two
individual bread demonstrations, and
eight cake baking demonstrations.
A Style Show.
After the demonstrations were over,
style show was held in the audi
forum. The style show consisted
of the modelling of dress by the girls
who made them for their projects.
Miss Shirley Moen of Rock Creek,
presided at the piano while the girls
modelled their dresses. The RUDE
Wranglers, an orchestra of the Busy
Bees club, under the direction of
Mrs. August Peterson furnished a
very delightful and entertaining in
terlude. Members of the orchestra
are Jean House, Shirley Erickson,
Wendell Erickson, Kenneth Peterson
and Berl House.
The judges announced the follow
ing as winners: Miss Betty Hall of
Brook Park, was chosen as style
queen and her attendants were the
following: LaVerne Johnson of West
Rock, Faye Peterson of Henriette,
Betty Trolleen of Pine City, Paulina
SmithSon of Brook Park, Jean House
of Pine City, Elaine Fairchild of
Bruno, Beulah Wood of Henriette,
and Belva Wood of Henrietta Betty
Hall will be crowned at the Pine
County Fair and will represent Pine
county at the State Fair.
Mr.. Mcintosh, the agricultural
teacher of Pine City, assisted a great
deal in making the achievement day
success by taking charge of the
style show and announcing the diff
ferent demonstrations as they were
given.