Milford chronicle., 1953-11-20
annual III Club
Achievement Banquet
Held liz Georgetown
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year, gave a clever presentation of
impersOnatiOns of we'll known
singers and entertainment stars.
Edward Burton, of the Wesley
Cannon Club, the winner last
year, presented vocal music and
Dorothy Smith, of the Dublin Hill
Club played piano numbers. The
Sycamore Trinity Young Peoples
Quartet, comprising Marshall Eli
OFT, Martin Johnson, Richard
James, Alan Whaley and David
Elliott, presented vocal selections.
Another highlight was the Can
dlelighting Ceremony" in which
four members were received into
the Sussex County Order of Links
and presented with Link Pins.
James Hastings presided at this
, ceremony. Those initiated and re-
ceiving pins included Mrs. Irene
Layton, Georgetown, r. D.; Betty
Lee Cannon, Greenwood; Grace K.
Warrington, Georgetown; and JOS
cps B. Workman, Delmar.
Awards to All Project Winners,
both state and county, were pre-
sented by Claude Adkins, Sussex
4-H Agent and Maurice Fields, All
Agent in New Castle County. Spec
ial prizes were presented to those
4-H Clubbers who received both
county and state awards. In this
group were: Johnson Murphy, Sea-
ford Hustlers Club, county and
state winner in the Identification
of Home Grounds Project, who re-
ceived 17-jewel wrist watch;
Betty Lee Cannon, Virginia Smith
and Carol Friedel, all of the Dub
lin Hill Club, received $4,000 War
Bonds as winners in the Bread
Demonstration; Everett Warning
ton, Dublin Hill Club, awarded an
all-expense trip to the National
All Congress in Chicago Novem-
Der 18th to December 3rd; Peggy
Hoffman, of the Bridgeville Live
Wires and Grace Warrington, of
the County Seat Girls Club also
were awarded all-expense trips to
the National Congress of All
Clubs. Warrington won his trip
with Field Crops Project; Peggy
Hoffman for Food Demonstration,
and Miss Warrington for Girls
Records. Jean Ann Hastings, of
Dublin Hill Club, a gold wrist
watch, as winner in county and
state Frozen Food Projects; Roland
Rogers, Greenwood High Flyers
Club, 17-jewel wrist watch as win
ner of Meat Animal Project; Sam
uel Tyndall, of Sycamore Club,
pen and pencil set as winner of
Soil and Water Conservation prof.
ect. Young Tyndall also won a
$25.O0 Bond for report on South
ern States Tour and a special rec
ognitiOn pin in the County Pub
lie Speaking Contest. George
Scott also of the Sycamore Club.
received a $25.0O Bond for the
Southern States Report Tour.
Special Project pins carrying the
name Of the project and the year.
were presented to the following
County winners: Martin johnson,
3rd, Sycamore Club, for Achieve
ment;E Diane Krewatch, Wesley
Cannon Club, Canning project;
Carol Friedel, Dublin Hill Club.
Clothing. Daily Achievement Prof.
ects to Donald Dorman, Holly
mount Club; Richard Smith,
Cokesbury Club; Charles Nelson,
Dublin Hill Club, and William
Hopkins, HOllymount Club; EntO-
mOlogy Project: Joseph B. Work
man, Delmar Club; Farm and
Home Safety: Madeline Short, Syca-
more Club; Garden Project: DON
aid Williamson, Seaford Hustlers
Club; Norman Carey. .Delmar Club;
Jack Sirman, Delmar Club, and
Kenneth Friedel, Dublin Hill Club;
Health Improvement Project: Al
win HupV Milford Handy uoD6S