Milford chronicle., 1953-10-16
County Ali Winners
At Achievement Day

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tors contest next summer during
the Kent-Sussex Fair.
In the bread demonstration con-
test, Becky Clendaniel of the
Chestnut Grove club placed first
with her demonstration on yeast
breads. Judy Everett of the same
club placed second with a demon
stratiOn on mullins.
Twelve girls participated in the
County All Dress Revue with
Doris Warren of the Chestnut
Grove All club being chosen as
the Style Queen.
twenty-five All club members
participated in the Dairy Fitting
and ShOwmanship contest. Kenneth
Moore of the Smyrna Bucking
Bronco club was the winner and
received a trophy donated by the
Farmers Bank of Dover and pre-
sented by Mr.. Gordon Willis, Vice
President of the Farmers Bank
Placing second was Peggy Ann
Adams of the Vernon Honey Bees
and third was Presley Moore of
the Smyrna Bucking Bronco Club.
All three contestants will receive
trophies for their placings from
the Farmers Bank of Dover. Fourth
and fifth place awards went to
Paul Caulk, of WOodside, Della
ware and Marvin Davis of Milford,
Delaware, respectively. These boys
were awarded Dairy Blankets do
mated by the Breyers Ice Cream
Company.
Following is a list of the blue
ribbon winners in the various prof.
ect fields-Vegetable: Watermelon,
Billy Hufnal, Dover; Pumpkin,
Sam Kendall, Dover, Bill Davis,
Milford, Artis Virden, Dover; To-
matOes, Sam Kendall, Artis Virden,
Dover, John Clark, Carl Fischer,
Matthew Fischer, Smyrna, Eugene
Thomas, Marydel; Onions, Eugene
Thomas, Marydel; Eggplant, John
Clark, Smyrna; Carrots, Dale Con-
ard, Dover; TUrnip, Freddy Hufnal,
Dover, Eugene Thomas, Marydel;
Kale, Dale COnard, Dover; Display
of Vegetables, Raymond French,
Milford. Poultry: Pen of 8 live
brOilers, John c. Clark, Jr., WyO-
ming; Pen of laying hens. Earl
J. Hurd. Jr, Clayton. Home I'M
provement: Rug, Eleanor Kinney,
Viola Stool, Sandra Hufnal, Dover,
Wallace Caulk, WOOdside; Curtains,
Marie Alexander, KentOn. Field
Crops: Corn, Jay Sharp, Milford,
Elmer L. O'Day, FELTON,. Craft:
Leather Belts, Doris Warren, Do
yer, DOttie Kendall, Dover, Arts
Virden, Dover; Sampler, Peggy
Ann Palmer, KentOn, Bobby Harv-
ey, KentOn; Leather Coin Purse,
Doris Warren, Dover, Margaret
Ann Palmer, KentOn. Clothing:
Blouse, Beverly Kinney, Canter-
bury, Ruth Ann Moore, Symrna:
All Uniform, Sandra Hufnal, Do
yer; Best Dress, Norma RObb, Do
yer, Doris Warren, Dover, Shirley
Ann Sipple, Canterbury; Duster,
DOttie Kendall, Dover; Sun Dress,
Doris Warren, Dover; Apron, Kath-
leen Nash, Magnolia, Eileen Webb,
Houston, Mary Ann Davis, Milford,
Peggy Palmer. KentOn, Nancy
Hart, Magnolia, Margaret Scuse,
Smyrna, Joan Warner, Milford,
Brenda Lee Allen, Camden; Tea
Towel, Marion French, Milford;
Skirt, Nancy Hart, Magnolia. Joyce
Ann Sharp, Milford. Beverly Kin
ney, Canterbury, DOttie Kendall.
Dover, Doris Warren, Dover, Joan
Warner, Milford, Eileen Webb,
Houston. Cooking: 4 cup cakes
without icing, Patsy Hufnal, Dover.
Canning: pints peaches, Joan
Lockwood, Viola, 3 pints beets, Vir-
ginia RObb, Milford, pints tOma-
toes, Agnes Drake, KentOn. Dairy:
Guernsey classes-COws 2 years
and over, Marvin Davis, Milford; ;
Senior yearling, William Davis,
Milford; Ayrshire classes-COws 2
years and over, Rodney Caulk, Wyo-
ming; Senior yearling heifers, Will
son Reed, Wyoming; Senior calf,
Wayne Simpson, Houston; Junior
calf, G. Wallace Caulk, Jr., Wood
side. Jersey classes-COw 2 years
and over, John Benson, Houston; {;
Holstein classes-COw 2 years and
over, Kenneth Moore, Dover; Jun
iOE yearling, Kenneth Moore, Do
yer; Senior calf, Peggy Ann Ad-
ans, Harrington; Junior calf,
Frances Ann Robbins, Milford.