The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-17
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| Payne, Mrs. Boileau.
Collection of vegetables In basket:
Mrs. A. G. Crane and Mrs. Roberts;
second, George w. Angle; third, Mrs
Northrup.
Arrangement Of vegetables in fiat
dish: Mrs. william Manning; Mrs.
Boileau, Mrs. Eugene Lucas, Jr.
Honorable mention, G. H. Baldwin.
Section 2 - Fruits
Apples, Mrs. Dunsmore.
Section Scanned Vegetables
and Fruits
Tomatoes: Miss Charlotte Merch-
ant; third, Mrs. Donald Post.
Beans: Mrs. Post first and sec
ond; Mrs. M. B. Allan, third.
Peas: Mrs. Talcott.
Corn: Mrs. Post.
Any other vegetables: Mrs. Rus
key, first, second and third prizes
for best green's, peppers and car
rots.
Fruits: Miss Edith sellew, pears;
Mrs. A. A. Crane, applesauce.
Jelly: Mrs. Post, elderberry; Mrs.
Burke, wild grape; Mrs. A. Palmer,
elderberry.
Jam: Mrs. Northrup, strawberry.
Conserve: Mrs. John Ensor, wa
termelon; Mrs. Burke, watermelon.
Vegetable Juice: Mrs. Ruskey,
tomato Juice.
Collection Of jams and jellies:
Mrs. Post, Mrs. Boileau, Mrs. Ro-
berts.
Collection Of vegetables and fruits
Mrs. Talcott, Mrs. Post, and Mrs.
Ruskey. Honorable mention, Mrs. @.
M. Hoagland.
Special prize for class S., Mrs.
Post. Special prize for Class So. MRS
Talcott.
Section 4--Straight Flower Glasses.
ANIMALS In vases 0f five blooms,
except as noted.
Asters: Mrs. G. W. Angle, Andrew
Bell, Mrs. Harry Post.
Marigolds, large: Mrs. A. A..
Crane, E. J. Kelly, F. Hnry Payne.
Marigolds, small: Miss Myrtle
r. BeadleN Mrs. r. Q. Dunsmore,
Mrs. Edwin Erbe.
zinnias, large: MRS. Irving Robert
son, Mrs. Crane.
Zinnias, small: MISC Leona
Keavaney. Mrs. Dunsmore, Mrs.
Allan.
Dahlias, large: Mrs. Angle, Mr..
Bell.
Dahlias, medium; Mrs. Angle,
Mr.. Bell.
Dahlias, medium: Mrs. Angle,
Mr.. Bell.
DahliaS, small Mrs Angle,
Mr.. Bell.
Dahlias, miniature: Mrs. Angle,
Mr.. Bell
Dahlias, pompoms: Mrs. Angle,
Mr.. Bell.
Gladiolus: Mr.. Payne.
Any other annual: Mrs. Carroll
Knibhs, Mrs. Edwin Erbe, peren-
malls, vase Of three blooms.
Roses: Mrs. Northrop, second
Any other perennial, Mrs. Duns-
more.
Any meritorius flower exhibit not
otherwise indicated: Mrs. William
Wright, G. A. Templeton, Mrs. T. B,
Terry.
Section 5-Artistic Flower Arrange
mentS.
Victory arrangements: F. A. Cal
kins, Mrs. Winchel Mrs. E. ]. Neil
son.
Peace arrangements: Mrs. Clar-
ence j. Bartlett, Miss Keavaney, F.
A. CalkinS.
Arrangement Of roses: Mrs. Coe
Mrs. Northrup.
Arrangement Of chrysanthemums
Mrs. Roberts, Mr.. Kelly.
Arrangement Of flowers in tnts
Of yellow; orange and red: Mr.. Bell.
Mrs. Boileau, Miss Ethel Keavaney.
Arrangement of fruits and flow
ers: Mrs. Coe, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs
". T. Manning.
Arrangement Of gourds, center
piece: Mrs. Boileau.
Special collection and arrange
ment Of fourds: Mrs. Allan.
Section 6-JuniOr Glasses.
Beets: Jerry Post.
Carrots: Jerry Post.
Peppers: John Post.
Tomatoes: Jerry Post.
Collection Of vegetables grown in
community or school gardens: Mary
Jane Panalitis, Eleanor Knutson.
Suzanne Rother and Priscilla john
son, all Of Bunker Hill.
Honorable mention: Loretta Cor
man.
Collection Of vegetables grown in
home gardens: John Post. David
Tai colt.
Section 7-Group Gardens.
Group Garden Displays: Eastfield
Road garden, first: Westridge Dr.
garden.
Gift box display: MRS. J. w
Abercrombie, box Of preserves.
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