Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
National All Club
Week Being Observed

National All Club Week is being
held during the week of March
TO 10 all over the nation. according
to Mr.. kielbaSa. At Club Agent of
Kent county. Several outstanding
All Club boys and girls are being
honored during National All Club
Week. One of them is Hazel NJ
Sapp of the Houston Cardinal Club
who is an outstanding 4-H'er in the
Girls Record Achievement Contest
Hazel has been in All Club work
for years. She has completed a
tota lof is projects in sewing. cook
ing. gardening and canning. She
has won many prizes on her eX-
hibits at the kent-SusseX Fair and
has given cooking and canning
team demonstrations. Another out
standing member in Kent county
was Jack Webb OF the Westyille
All club who won a $25 War Bond
for an excellent record in Dairy
Production. Lester Chase of Cam
den and Pearl Morris of Dover were
outstanding poultry club members
during 1945 and received $25 War
Bonds. Outstanding club member
in Kent county in food preparation
was Doris Rattry of Frederica who
has completed 1 years of projects
in sewing, canning and cooking
for a total value of projects COM
pleted amounting to $45600. A gold
medal was awarded to 15-year-old
Ina Ziebutski, outstanding club
member Of the Westville All Club.
for her record in canning. During
1945 she canned total OF 463
quarts of fruits and vegetables val
ued at S120.30. The winners of $25
War Bonds and gold medals for eX-
cellent achievement in dairy pro-
jects were Kenneth Prettyman OF
Houston. John Eisenhrey. Houston
and Betty Webb of Goldsboro. Md
These last ; have been in clul
work Il total OF II years and have
completed total OF "a projects
their estimated value being $2700
The best clothing record in 1945
was made by Clara Kenton of the
Pennington Busy Bees Club who
has completed ; years 4-H Clul
work, and did an outstanding jOl
in her clothing project. Wesley
Webb of GOldSbOrO, Md, Il member
of the WestVille Club. was awarded
gold medal in the National Al
Field Crops Achievement Contest
County winner in the National Al
Soil Conservation Contest wa
Charles Bostick OF FELTON, who wa
state winner and received a gOlt
medal plus a $50 war bond. Charlie
has been in club work about sever
years and during that time hat
completed a total of II project
valued at $2769.95. In the NatiOna
All Meat Animal Contest durin
l945 David Ryan of Harrington, ag
If years, received a gold medal TO
his swine record which made hill
top Meat Animal Club Member i
Kent county for 1915. In the Ma
tional Victory Garden Contes
Donald Eliason of FELTON, and Jane
Grunstra of Houston were state an
county winners and received Ger
eral Macarthur Victory Garde
medals. a county gold medal an
$25 War Bonds.
In addition to these winners
the county. several other All Clu
members received General MacAl
thur gold medals. They were BOl
by Noshell and Betty Simpson {
the Canterbury Sunny-Smile Club
Kenneth Prettyman of the Housto
Cardinal All Club. Delbert Cal
and Earl Anthony of Harringto
Sunshine All Club. Ruth Ann Rec
of Clayton ClodhOppers Club, Dol
aid Luff of CheswOld Blue Hell
Club. Donald Vincent and Mildre
Gallo of Pennington Busy Be-
Club, Johnny YOkOis OF Willo
Grove All Club and Roy Bell
Paradise All Club.
4-TIers in Kent county are bu
lily making plans for an overa
All program OF work in 1851 e
deavoring TO live up TO the 4
motto ITO Make the Best Better