Milford chronicle., 1939-11-24
500 attended Vocational Fair
Sponsored By Harrington School
Continued from First rage,


the high school groups displayed ant
wore dresses, blouses. suits anC
smocks which they had made. eacl
model describing the material, pat
tern and the total cost of each gar
ment.
In the boys division, the sweep
stake prize was awarded to Henry
Moore who collected 40 points OH his
exhibits; IN the girls division Gladys
Wix was first with IA points. The
awards were presented by II. Bene-
dict. vocational agriculture instructor
of Milton. The boys of the Future
Farmers organization awarded Sew
eral prizes TO patrons. Mrs. Muriel
Rifenbcrg, Norman Walls and John
Mccoy were the lucky winners. The
Tefreshment stand carried the usual
assortment of eats from the lowly
hot dog to ice cream in cones, soda
pop and peanuts and was being we'll
patronized.
The following awards have been
announced:
...... Class "A" Corn
Best ten ears sample yellow corn:
First. Melvin Brown; second. Alex
Argo; third. Alfred Mack.
Best single ear: First, Nelson
Reed; second, Henry Moore; third,
Melvin Brown.
Best single ear of red corn: First,
Betty Moore; second, Charles Null
holland; third. Henry Moore.
Best ten-ear sample of red corn {:
Second, Thorold Link.
Long ear corn: First. Alfred Mack; /;
second, Betty Moore.
Class "B" Grains
Best half eek barley: First, Cecil
Wilson.
Best half peck barley: First. Cecil
tin FARRELL; second. Millard Cooper;
third. ThorOld Link.
Best half peck rye: First. Martin
FARRELL; second, Charles MulhOlland; /;
third. Cecil Wilson.
Best half peck lespedeza: First,
Aiillard Cooper; second, Benjamin
Vandewende.
Best half peck black soy beans:
First. Henry Moore; second, Millard
Cooper; third, Charles MulhOlland.
Best half peck brown soy beans:
First, Melvin Brown; second, ThorOld
Link
Class &c" Hay
Best lespedeza: First, Henry
Moore: second, Martin FARRELL.
Best scarlet clover: First and sec
0nd awards to Henry Moore.
Bost soy bean hay: First and sec
Oud awards to Henry Moore.
Best vetch: First. Henry Moore.
Largest stock of hay-First and
second awards to Henry Moore.
Class "D" Vegetables
Best six white potatoes: First.
Edgar Wates; second, Alfred Mack;
third. Melvin Brown.
Largest white potato: First, second
and third awards to Henry Moore.
Largest sweet potato: First, Martin
GJarrcll; second Melvin Brown;
third, Charles MulhOlland.
Best six sweet potatoes: First.
Sara Gray: second. Martin farrell;
third, James Webb.
Best six onions-First. Alex ArgO;
second Martin farrell.
Larkest pumpkin; First, Sara Car
cy.
Best pumpkin: First. Thorold Link;
second. William Outten: third, Hen
ry Moore.
Best citrOn. First, Martin Smith:
sccmond, Henry Moore; third, Henry
Moore.
Best six carrots: First. Henry
Moore; second. ThorOld Link.
Largest carrot -- First. Henry
Moore.
Best head cabbage: First. William
Luff; third. Melvin Brown.
Best six turnips (purple tOps)-
First, John Lord; second, Benjamin
Vandewende, third. Martin farrell.
Glass e. Fruits and Nuts. =.
Best plate Japanese walnuts-
First. Henry Moore; second, Henry
Moore: third. Earl Yoder.
Best plate English walnuts: First, :
John Lord; second. John Lord.
Best plate of black walnuts: First.
Millard Cooper; second. Martin Jar /
rell.
Best sample figs: Second, Gather
inc EIOeflick
Hickory nuts: John Raughley.
Poultry
Best Barred Plymouth Rock hens:
First. Henry Moore; second. Will
liam Outten: third, William Luff.
Barred Plymouth Rock pullets:
First. Cecil Wilson: second, Martin
smith; third, Delbert Cain.