The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-05-16

their second county leaders meet
ing in the Cold spring high school
auditorium. J. M. Kunkel, presi-
dent of the leaders council, presid-
ed over the meeting.
The leaders council voted to
have a refreshment booth at the
county All picnic which will be
held on June 10 at st. Johns Uni
versity. The council will again
treat all club members of Stearns
county to free ice cream. The Al
clubs will have kittenball game
between the east and west sides OF
the county beginning about Hoo
a. m. The All club orchestra will
furnish the music from 1880 to
1870. At 1870 the program of the
afternoon will be made up partly
of numbers put on by All clubs OF
the county.
The second main item of business
was the discussion of the tri-coun-
ty club camp to be held at Lake
Koronis on June 6-7-8. The lead
ers again voted to pay SOC OF the
registration fee of all Stearns coun-
ty club members that attend the
tri-county camp.
The leaders voted to have a kit
tenball tournament again this year.
Approximately Is of the 81 clubs
of the county will be participating
in this countrywide kittenball tour
nament. Further information per-
tanning to the kittenball tourna-
ment will be sent out in week
or so.
Gilbert Molitor, junior leader OF
the Rockville-C ooperators club, was
selected as the federation delegate
from Stearns county to be present
at the Minnesota State All Fed
Grafton meeting to be held during
All Week June 5-67-S.
The leaders voted to accept 4-H
enrollments in Stearns county up
to and including June LIST. The
All one-act plays will again De
put on on a non-competitive basis
in Stearns county for the coming
wear One change in the presenta-
ton Of one-act plays is that the
plays this coming year will be put
on in the fall of the year instead
Of in the spring of the year as
has been done in the past. 1t Is
felt by the leaders that by chang
ing the time of putting on the one
act PLAYS it will eliminate lot OF
conflict that the members are now
having with the production OF hign
school plays and graduation exer-
cises. It was decided that the next
Al leaders meeting would be held
in st. Martin sometime during the
latter part Of June or the early
part of July.
The Stearns county All leaders
voted to carry on a community pro-
iect to raise funds to assist Al
club member in the county to pur-
chase an artificial limb. The clubs
cooperating to raise these funds
are planning to present the one
act plays which they have worked
up this spring a second time in
communities where the plays have
not been presented before. All
clubs who do not have one-act plays
are planning to put on in-between
numbers or musical numbers at
these programs. The various clubs
that have already signed up to pre-
sent their one-act plays a second
time are: Albany Boosters, st.
Rose NRG, Wildwood Climbers,
Raymond Ashley, Gopher Prairie,
Stickney Hill, Eden Valley, Sank
Valley, Rockville, Paynesville-Kor-
onis, st. Martin and Belgrade. The
time and place that these plays
will be put on has not been def
initely set at the present time. Any
one wishing to cooperate with this
movement may contact the county
club agent in the post office build
ing, st. Cloud.