Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-03-26
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All girls demonstrated their
skills when they appeared before
friends and parents Saturday, the
first demonstration day, in the Ex-
tension Office. The other days will
be March 2S and the morning of
April 8. The judges, Mrs. Leo
O'Gorman and Mrs. Hamilton
Wells, commented on the large
number who had shown outstanding
accomplishment in presenting their
demonstrations.
Janet Candy and Betty Hender-
son are trying out for state dairy
foods demonstration team; Anita
King, Individual; Joan Breslin,
demonstration.
Demonstrations:
Potomac Glen Club: Betty Hen
derson and Janet Sandy, Ice Cream
Pie, Blue Award; Mureen Nc
Carthy, Coconut Marshmallow
Cake, Blue Award; Pat Linthicum,
Cup Cakes, Red Award; Margaret
Nielsen, Chocolate Drop Cookies,
Blue Award; Ramona Henderson,
Waldorf Salad, Red Award; Chip
Bennett, Brownies, Blue Award !;
Mary Nielsen, Salmon Loaf, Blue
Award; Julie Streeter, Uncooked
Fudge, Red Award.
Colasville Club: Joan Breslin,
Yeast Rolls, Blue Award; Martha
Ann Biggs, Cocoa, Blue Award !;
Eleanor Swartz, Spring Salad, Blue
Award.
Laytonsville Club: Nancy Hurt,
How to cover match boxes, Blue
Award; Linda Pruitt, Cinnamon
Bread, Blue Award; Margaret Low,
Use and Care of Sewing Equip
ment, Blue Award; Mitzi Lee
Taylor, Powdered Sugar Cookies,
Blue Award; Betty Wilson, Bunny
Salad, Blue Award; Judy Priebe,
Custard Pudding, Blue Award; !;
Ruth Ann Payne, Corn Bread, Blue
Award; Lois Jean Smith, Home
made Clay, Blue Award; Deanna
Nichols, French Bread, Blue
Award; 10 Ann Biddinger, Nancy
Lechlider, Peanut Cookies, Blue
Award.
Cedar Grove Club: Alma Jean
Hunt, Table Setting, Red Award.
Clarksburg Club: Shirley Lar
man, Biscuits, Blue Award; Pamela
Dame, Judy Walsh, Oatmeal
Cookies, Blue Award; Anita King,
Banana Cream Pie.
Twinbrook: Tommy Curling,
Spaghetti and Meat Sauce, Red
Award; Meg Morse, Frosted Cup
Cake, Red Award.
Croydon Park girls who won
recognition in their club, aspiring
for participation in the Pepco
Cookie Contest, are Sue Grogg,
Nancy Shorts and Barbara Haines.
Croydon Park Homemakers' Club
members who acted as judges were
Mrs. Frances Long, Mrs. Richard
Simmons and Mrs. Robert Cole
man. Demonstration will be given
by these girls to determine who
will represent the club in the
county contest.
Club Representatives will COM
pete in the Extension Office on
April 6 to determine who will go
to the Home Show. The three
going will receive prizes as follows:
first, an electric range; second, an
electric roaster; third, an electric
mixer.
Gladys Kraus and Linda Atwell
were selected in the Twinbrook
Club; Rebecca Selby, Mary Gillian
and Virginia Jensen in the Ger
mantown Club.
Twinbrook Club made initial
plans for May Day Square Dance
Festival, with plans to invite other
Rockville Schools to Twinbrook
Elementary, at the meeting Fri
day, in the home of Tommie Cur
ling. The group considered break
fast plans in line with good
table setting practices. Mrs. Irma
Bells demonstration was followed
by Andrea Horsnell's. Meg Morse
showed how to frost cup cakes, and
Gladys Kraus how to bake Toll
House cookies.
Joan Breslin gave a demonstra-
tion of making of yeast rolls at the
meeting of the Colesville Club Fri
day night in the home of Mary
Louise Kirk. She also presided at
the meeting in the absence of the
president, Allyne Hayden.
Choosing the best cookie baker
to determine who will be eligible
to participate in the Pepco Cookie
contest at the Home Show, April
ID, is the activity in a number of
clubs. Homemakers are serving as
judges in many instances. Cookies
baked by Elinor Schwartz, Allyn
Hayden, and Mary Louise Kirk
were rated highest by judges of
the Colesville Homemakers March
13. Mrs. F. H. DeVault is in
charge.
Cookies baked bv Becky Selvy,
Mary Gillian and Virginia Jensen
were highest in the Germantown
Club.
Baking demonstrations will fol-