Milford chronicle., 1921-03-25
Club Member Elected Director of
Kent-SuSsex Fair Board

Club Member Elected Director of
Kent-SuSsex Fair Board
Dewey Sapp of Houston has been
entrusted with responsibility as no
other club member of the state has
ever been, by being elected director
of the Kent-SusseX Fair Board and by
being appointed Superintendent of
the Bows and Girls Club Department.
Young Sapp is not only on exper-
fenced club member, a local leader,
and a successful young farmer, but
he is also chairman OF the Boys ana
Girls Club Achievement Champions of
Kent County, and by virtue OF this po-
sit1on is a member of the State Com
mittee Of the Boys and Girls Club
Federation of Achievement Champ
ions. which co-Operates with the
County Farm Bureaus.
In cooperation with the County
Farm Bureaus and the State Club Of
flee. Superintendent Sapp has ar
ranged for the following Boys and
Girls Club Premium List.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS FOR BOYS
AND GIRLS CLUBS AT THE
KENT FAIR HARRING-
TON, DELAWARE, JULY 26, 27,
%, 20, 80, 1921.
The following named contests are
open to the boys and girls of Kent
and Sussex counties, Delaware, be-
tween the ages of 10 and 21 years,
who are working on the farm and
home club projects or enterprises in
which they are entered at the Kent
Sussex Fair, under the direction OF
the Kent and Sussex County Farm
Bureaus, in cooperation with the U.
s. Department of Agriculture, the EX-
tension Department of Delaware Col
Iege. and the Public School commun-
tiles.
All entries should be made by club
members and clubs with the County
Farm Bureaus at Dover and George
town, respectively, on or before July
18th. which entries will then be filed
zen mass" with the Secretary of the
Kent-Sussex Fair. All entries in the
open classes should be made with
the Secretary.
No entry fee will be charged club
members who exhibit, judge or dem
onstrate in the club classes.
Passes will be given by the Kent
Sussex Fair Board and distributed
thru the County Farm Bureaus to all
club members who exhibit club pro
ducts, or who enter the club judging
and demonstration contests.
Additional classes will be made if
needed for other club projects not
listed herein.
The best club exhibits and the
champion Judging and demonstration
teams will be sent to the State Fair.
Section A-BOYS' AND GIRLS CAN
MING CLUB CONTESTS.
All canning club members of Kent
and Sussex counties are eligible to
enter these contests. Separate con-
tests will be conducted for each ~coun-
ty.
Four (4) quart or four (4) pint
jars of a product, belonging to one
club member, shall constitute an ex-
hibit
Class For best exhibit of string
1st, $1.OO; End, 6Oc; 8rd, 4Oc; 4th, Csc
Glass 2-For best exhibit of lima
beans:
1st, S1.OO; End, 6Oc; Bird, 4Oc; 4th, 25c
Glass 3-For best exhibit of toma-
1st, S1.OO; End, 60c; 3rd, 4Oc; 4th, Csc
toes:
Glass 4-For best exhibit of corn:
1st. S1.OO; End, 60c; 3rd, 40c; 4th, 25c
Glass 5-For best exhibit of greens:
1st, S1.OO; End, 6Oc; 3rd, 4Oc; 4th, 25c
Glass 6-For best exhibit OF aspara-
gus:
1st, $1.OO; End, 6Oc; Bird, 4Oc; 4th, 25c
Glass For best exhibit of peas:
1st, $1.OO; End, 6Oc; 3rd, 40c; 4th, 25c
Glass 8-For best exhibit of meats
and soups:
Glass 9-For best exhibit of berries:
LIST, $1.O0; End, 60c; 3rd, 4Oc; 4th, 25c
Glass 1O-For best exhibit of pears:
1st, $1.OO; End, 6Oc; 3rd, 40c; 4th, 25c
Glass 11-For best exhibit OF
peaches:
1st, $1.OO; End, 6Oc; Bird, 4Oc; 4th, Csc
Glass 12-For best exhibit of plums:
1st, $1.0O; End, 6Oc; 3rd, 40c; 4th, 25c
Glass 13-For best exhibit Of cher
ries:
Glass 14-For best assortment of 10
canned products, owned and exhibit
ed by one member, not including
classes 1 to 13, inclusive-$5.OO, $780,
$1.O0.
Glass 15-For best assortment of 10
glasses of jellies, preserves, and rel
ishes, 4 glasses of each kind, owned
and exhibited by one MEMBERSHIP,
$500, $1.0O.
Glass 16-For best canning club
demonstration team in each county.
Each canning club may send team
of three members to compete in this
contest.
The champion canning club demon
stration team members of each coun-
ty will be awarded their travelling ex-
penses for the round-trip from their
homes to the Delaware State Fair,
where they will represent their coun-
ty in a state canning club demonstra-
tion contest.
The members of the second demon
stration team in each county will be
award $1.00 each.
REDDEN
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