Askov American., 1943-07-15
County Al Clubs

The Ambitious Willows held their
regular All meeting on July at the
Willow River school. Lantern slides
on gardening were presented by Mrs.
c. P. Shumway, visitor of the eve
ming and local leader of the Hinck-
ley Hot Shots All Club. An inter-
esting demonstration was given by
Jackie Thompson.
The bread-makers of this club
spent the day of July at the high
school making bread. The resulting
fine loaveS of white bread were de-
light to their makers as well as the
dinner, finger, cinnamon, clover leaf,
fan tan and Parker House rolls. This
group learned to make quick rolls in
two and one-half hours, using COM
pressed yeast.
| An attractive and delicious lunch
was served to all at noon by the
leader, Mrs. Otto Reuer, assisted by
Verna Gluesing.
The Sandstone Commands club
met July with President Don Law
yer in charge. County Club Agent
Mrs. Jones assisted in the absence
of the clubs local leader, L. c. Law
yer. Demonstrations in artificial res
piration were conducted.
| The new program of work was
presented and accepted with a club
tour of projects for August, an initi-
alton night of members and enter
tanning club members parents, visit
to neighboring club, health pro-
gram, pollenization demonstration,
entertaining the Askov Victory club
members, and joint meeting with
the Sandstone Waves-topping off the
years work with hike and picnic.
| The Kerrick Go-Getters met July
at the Kerrick school. The presi-
dent presided and a regular business
meeting was conducted. A project
inspection tour was planned for July
"a. The two new junior leaders, the
Misses Phyllis Erickson and Doris
Edstrom, were present and aided in
the evening activities.
| Clorenth Item directed the enter
tainment program which consisted of
the following numbers:
Solo, Coming in on a Wing and
a Prayer" Louise Southerton; piano
solo, Gloria Murphy; Helps in Home
Improvement, Louis Southerton;
demonstration, "How to Prepare Pois-
on Bait for Cut Worms" Robert Key
port Singing of All Club songs and
playing games concluded the eve
ning's enjoyment.
The Hill Topper's club of Ellison
met at the school on July with all
but one member in attendance. Local
leaders, Mrs. VIM. Mecl and Mrs.
John Hrbeck, assisted.
Projects were discussed and DEM
onstrations in artificial respiration
and the selection of jars for canning
were conducted.
The playing of games provided the
entertainment.
Bread members of the Brook Beav-
ers club met and baked yeast breads
on July 9 at the Brook Park school.
The entire day was spent in learning
better bread-making methods as
was evidenced by the beautifully
shaped and baked loaves made by the
girls. Later baking powder biscuits
were made and enjoyed with their
picnic lunch.
Considerable interest is being ex-
pressed in the Home Economics
Achievement baking contests to be
held in August.
The Churchill All Club met at the
school July 9 with local leaders, Mrs.
Arthur Grandahl and Henry Chris
tensen, assisting. Vice President
George Winters presided and it was
decided to organize softball team.
All active All boys of the Churchill
club will meet July 18 in the after
noon to organize and practice.
The county club agent answered
questions about record-keeping for
members and gave plans for the con-
tests at the home economics achieve
ment days.
This clubs membership represents
l8 families and with a varied list of
projects taken, a good number are
expected to participate in the county
achievement day contests.
The program chairman, Dolores
Erickson, announced the entertain
ment numbers. Five girls sang
''Home on the Range" and poem,
''Your Flag and My Flag" was read
by Gail Lubert.
The next meeting will be held on
August when lunch will be served,
and the parents of club members are