Milford chronicle., 1950-08-04
Fair Well Attended;
PrizelUiRners Are Listed
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One Of the feature exhibits At
the Kent and Sussex Fair was that
sponsored by Delaware Colony
Richard r. Landes was supervisor
OF the exhibit. The awards follow.
dresser scarf, outline stitch-First.
Auoenla Wright; second, Dolores Ma
Hot dish holder-First. Bettv T.
IA tnaway; second Louise Hamilton
Bean bag or other Droject-First.
Belle Collard.
Curtains, Embroidered - First, Ella
Mae Denniss second, Otis Guy.
Rug, upright lOom-First, Edith
spencer second, Catherine Mccall.
Spool knitting-Fir Alfred Nc
Claim; second, Glovano Bruno
Scrub brush-First Donald Warren:
second, Alfred McClain.
Bread bOard-First, Richard Wyatt
second, Anna Marie Fisher.
Simple boOkends - First, Raymond
Robbins; second, Francis Dawson.
Napkin holder-First, Walter Chris
topher3 second, Kendall Bowe.
Kitchen or bathroom flxture-First,
William Collard; second, Albert Clea-
Any article. outline stItch-First,
Evelyn Bergquista second, John
Any article, chain stitch-First, Eve
lyn Bergquist: second, Beatrice Henry.
Italian hemstitch project - First,
Genevieve Niksa; second, Evelyn Ad-
ans.
Crochet project = First, Gertrude
Easy sweater. knit-First, Florence
FOulkrOd; second, Mary KardOs.
Child's sweater, knit-First. Grace
FoulkrOd; second, Joe Loveland.
More difficult sweater, knit-First
catherine
Hand hemming-First, Louise Flow
ers; second, Martha Arney.
Sample. darning and patching =
First, Louise Flowers; second, Martins
.Dress-First, Reubenia Wright; sec.
ond. Florence FoulkrOd.
Apron-First, Catherine Fleetwood
srecond, Betty Wilkins.
Hand woven lunch set-F1rst, Cath
crime wilkins; second, Dorothy Ham
Hand woven table runner. plain
First, Martha Arney; second, Florenc'
McCiinnis.
Hand woven table runner, patterI
First, Helen McClafferty; second
Catherine Fleetwood.
Hand woven pillow-First, Gather.
inc wilkins; second, Grace Foulkrod
Cross stitch pillOw-Fjrst, Doris
Smith: second, Loretta Butler.
Cross stitch table runner-First
Genevieve Niksa; second, Alice Tom
linson.
First, GenevieVe Niksa; second, Alic'
Inpaired vision project-First. Min
ME Braxman; second, George e. Bed
well.
Clafferty: second, Doris Wright
Woven rlg-First, GiOvana Bruno
second, Jean Gamble.
Brush backs-First. Robert Brown
second, Berlin Cain.
Box construction proJect-F1rst, ROD
ert ZaFzyski; second, stephen Teari
Waste basket or magazine rack
First, Garfield Berry.
Framing project-First, Harry L
Taylor; second. Franklin Robinson,
Foot stool-First, Walter F'oxWen
second, Henry Minner.
Utility foot stoOl-First, John viii
Table-First, Walton FoxweRs sec
ond, Richard Rudy.
Hanging sheif-E1rSt, Norman Can
non; second, Harvey Prettyman.
Book case-FirSt, Albert Engberg
spcond, Harry L. Taylor.
- Paint or refinished jOb-First, Ar
thur Warren; second, Norman Can
Any other project-First, Waltol
Foxwell; second Albert Matthews.
Pair shoes repaired-F'irst, Alber
Hngbergs second, william AOHliiAiSOA.
Broon-F'irst, Albert Engberg; sec
ond. Walton FoXwell
Mop-F'iFst, William Tomlinson; sec
ond, Walton Foxweli.
IA record number of canning en-
tries and clothing entries in thu
Sussex4-H Club division Of the Ken
and Sussex Fair have been judged
The awards follow:
Senior
Canning New Castle County
Jars string beans-First, Wilm
Kielmann and Helen Leasure, New
ark
Jars beets-Second. Wilma Kie
mann, Grace DePriscO, and Helen Lea
sure Of Newark, and Maggie Brown {
Eilxton. Md.
Newark; second, Grace DePrisc
Newark.
g jars rhubarb-Second, Wilma Kie
mann, Newark.
8 jars squash-First, Helen Leasur
Newark.
canned products demonstrating r
duirements of we'll balanced meal
First, Helen Leasures second, Win
Kielmann and Grace DePrisco of New
Canning-Kent County
lars string beans-First, Mary L'
sylvester, COldsborO, Md.
3 Jars greens-First, Mary Lou Sy
Vester, Goldsboro, Md