Milford chronicle., 1951-11-23
All Clubbers Are
Rewarded For Work
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able work bench light. He in
creased his project, installing a
system of signal bells between
house and garage. With guidance
from his mother, he rearranged the
kitchen appliances, installing out
lets, an exhaust fan, fuOrescent
lights, garbage disposal unit, and
a swing door. The time saved in
walking is twO-thirds of that for
merly consumed. He has helped
in teaching and preparing exhibits
to make his club a progressive one.
In recognition, Westinghouse Edu-
catiOnal Foundation presented By
ron with the Chicago trip award.
For making an outstanding rec
o-d. in her food preservation prof.
ect Norma Jane Adams,s IS, of
Bridgeville, was named state
champion in the All Canning
Achievement program. Expert
menting with new ideas, she has
brOadened her knowledge of bet
ter hOmemaking methods through
her All art. Home canning also
has made it easy to follow the
nutrition yardstick and keep the
budget low. Norma James first
attempt at canning was crowned
with success. Exhibiting sirlOin,
applesauce and beets at the fair
she was awarded two blue rib
bons and a red She also judged
canning that year and won a
scholarship to 1851 Short Course.
On Achievement Day" she won
a first, second and third for her
canning exhibits. Norma Jane
serves as treasurer Of her local
club. Kerr Glass furnished funds
for her trip to Chicago.
Of lasting value to Betty Ann
Carey, II, of Bridgeville, is the
skill and technique she has ac-
Quired in learning to plan, con-
struct and care for her wardrobe
AS state winner in the All Cloth
ing Achievement program, she was
awarded the trip to Chicago, pro-
vided by Spool Cotton. A 4H'eT
for five years, Betty Ann has to
her credit 10 garments made OF
altered. For this years project
Betty Ann made a tailored suit
cotton school dress, a date dress
| and a wool skirt, at a total cost OF
| $26.87. Estimated value of the fin
| ished products is $7395. Betty Ann
is four times winner of the County
Style Revue and has won an
award for every article she has
ever exhibited. During her schOl-
arship trip to All Short Course
this year she modelled her suit on
a television program. Betty Ann
| is president of her local club.
Utilizing improved field CROP
/ methods has earned state honOrS
for William Hartzell, II, of Bridge.
Vile, in the All Field Crops pro.
gram. Long hours and much effOrt
went into learning good farm prac'
tices and expert use of farm ma
chinery, but the increase per acre
production of food, feed and fibre
/ crops has more than compensated
On his fathers 90-acre farm, Bill
has consistently produced choice
peppers, winning third place fol
two years in the National Junior
Vegetable Growers Association
and at the State Fair. Other pro
( iects include gardening and swine
( raising. AS vice president of his
All Club, Bill has shown Outstand.
ing leadership ability in helping
younger members. To succeed il
farming says Bill, "All you have
! to do, is to get in and dig it out.
International Harvester provided
Bills Chicago trip award.
All of these activities are con.
Quoted under the direction of tn,
Extension Service of the Stat,
/ Agricultural College and USDA
cooperating.
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