The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-10-30
One Hundred Dollars
Set Aside For
Show Prize Winners
MANY ATTENDED
Auction Sale Drew
Large Crowd-Good
Price For Champions

Brought to a close last Thurs
day night, the Boys and Girls Poul-
try Club show was successful in
many ways, for which credit is due
the club members and the MEN,
bers of the committee. There were
115 pens of birds exhibited in the
five breeds, selected by the Com
munity Club for the contest each
year. Membership in the club this
year totaled $50. This show was
held in the Armory.
Several of the boys and girls, who
were unable to enter birds for ex-
hibition, sent in their two cockerels
which were sold to raise the prize
monies, others wrote letters to their
sponsors stating that they were un-
able, for some reason or other, to
exhibit birds. There were some.
however, who brought no birds,
who failed to comply with the rules
Of the club, or who neglected to
write to their sponsors stating that
they could show no birds. These
will not be eligible to membership
next year.
Grand Champion cockerel Of the
show, was Of the New Hampshire
breed, shown by Mabel Van Haver-
maet, with the Belmont Cafe as the
sponsor. Prize money $500.
Champion pullet, also Of the New
Hampshire variety, was shown by
Bernice Wiener and was sponsored
by Conklin & Shively. The prize
for this bird was set at $500.
Champion pen, a Buff Orphing-
ton cockerel and pullet, was exhib-
tied by Sherwood Bodeker, and
sponsored by George Berggreen.
The prize was 100 chicks from the
Sank Centre Hatchery Mr.. Berg
green purchased this pen for
$1,000.
Reserve Champion pen, New
Hampshires, was shown by Bernice
Wiener and sponsored by Conklip
e Shively. The prize for this pen
was $500. This pen was purchased
by the sponsor for $3.50.
Other winners at the poultry
show in the various breeds were:
New Hampshires First cock,
Mable VanHavermaet, $3.50; first
hen, Bernice Wiener, $3.50; first
pen, Bernice Wiener, $500; second
pen, Merlin Rasmussen, $3.50; third
pen, John Radermacher, $500;
fourth pen, Mable VanHavermaet.
$3.50; fifth pen, James Schlief,
$1.00; sixth pen, Richard Iwinski,
Soc.
Buff Orphingtons First cock,
Sherwood Bodeker, $3.50; first hen,
! Sherwood Bodeker, $1.50; first pen,
Sherwood Bodeker, $500; second
pen, Irene Budde, $3.50; third pen,
LAUREL Hansman, $500; fourth pen,
Clarence Schmiesing, $3.50; fifth
pen, Velma Samuelson, $1.00; sixth
pen, Louise Karsten, Soc.
s. c. Rhode Island Reds-First
cock, James Anderson, $3.50; first
hen, Leila Holmes, $3.50; first pen.
James Anderson, $500; second pen,
Betty Lou Adrian, $3.50; third pen,
Leila Holmes, $500; fourth pen, Car
oil Jean Martin, $150; fifth pen,
Yvonne Stiffler, 500; sixth pen,
Jerome Roering, Soc.
White Rocks-First cock, George
Tlgen, $3.50; first hen, Carol Mary
Radermacher, $3.50; first pen, Mary
Jane Zirbes, $500; second pen,
Leonella Putnam, ESQ; third pen,
Dolores Essler, $500; fourth pen,
Carol Mary Radermacher, $1.50;
fifth pen, George Ilgen, 500; sixth
pen, Ann Voller, Soc.
Barred Rocks-First cock, Bern
ard Westbrook, $3.50; first hen,
Lois Bailey, $3.50; first pen, Lois
Bailey, $500; second pen, Bernard
westbrook, $3.50; third pen, How
ard Brummett, $500; fourth pen.
Mary Woeste, $3.50; fifth pen, Bon
ME Norton, s100; sixth pen, Mar
ilyn Kane, Soc.
Winners in the heaviest pens in
each breed were as follows: New
Hampshires, 15A pounds. Merlin
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