Montgomery County sentinel., 1954-05-20
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All Fun Night Draws $50;
First Annual Canton Show

LIN NiHiNSAA NhoAllSOlllCIy AOuIl-
ty All recreation night drew $50
interested club members and pa.
. rents who participated in the
various games set up by the All
social and recreation committee
70 the Montgomery County 4-H
senior council. Louise Kricker of
Sandy Spring was chairman. Mr..
Forest Gustafson and Miss Sally
Wilkinson, County Recreation
Department, assisted in planning
and helped to conduct the activi-
ties.
The group was divided into Is
teams which rotated among three
setups of five different games.
Special awards were given to the
high girl and the high boy in
each game.
Jar Ring Toss winners: 3 girls
tied 20 points each, Connie Mills,
Travilah, Roberta Weller, Ger
mantown and Charlotte Stiles,
Mt. Airy; 2 boys tied 25 points
each, perfect score. Conrad Mills,
Travilah and Lewis Fraley,
Rockville.
Washer Toss winners: Brother
and Sister, Clara Stadler, 30
points, and Randy Stadler, %
points, both of Glenmont.
Calendar Toss winners: Char
lotte Stiles, 26 points, and Peter
Stadler of Glenmont, 81 points.
Ping Pong Toss winners: Edith
Rinehart of Gaithersburg and
Sandra King of Woodfield tied
with 26 points and Donald IIo-
ward of Jamestown with 35
points.
Rubber Heel Toss winners:
Cora Schwartzbeck of Travilah,
% points. Vernon Keener of
Gaithersburg, % points.
The highest scoring individual
boy and girl found Donald Keen
er, Rockville, with 100 points
and Charlotte Stiles of Mt. Airy
with 70 points. The high team,
known as Gold, with Carol j.
Mills of Travilah as leader, was
crowned champion with 721
points.
After all the scores had been
announced of the individual and
team winners, each team select
ed representatives to participate
in special games as follows:
Sack race-winner was Fred
Kramer of Germantown.
Blowing up a balloon until it
bursted-Paul King of Clarks-
burg won. n.s
Balloon breaking contest with
balloon tied to the ankle-Earle
Shorb, Jr., of Darnestown, the
winner.
Miss Sally Wilkinson provided
music at the piano during the
evening.
The evenings events concluded
with a grand march around the
auditorium.
The State Brown Swiss Cattle
Club held its Annual Canton
show at the Agricultural Center,
Gaithersburg, with % animals
being exhibited. This was the
first Brown Swiss Open Class
show to be held in the County
and was well attended, consider
ing the inclement weather.
Mr.. Fred Gauntt, National
Brown Swiss Fieldman of Mill
town, New Jersey, was the offic-
ial judge. He first placed the ami
mails numerically, and then clas-
sified them in each class into the
blue, red and white grouping,
giving excellent reasons in re-
CARDS to what the Brown Swiss
Association is looking for.
The Grand Champion Bull,
BELWARD HAVENS HARRY
BOY, a senior calf, was exhibited
by Ward Brothers, Rockville. The
Junior and Grand Champion Fe.
male, OTTER CREEK LOTTIES
LENA, a senior heifer calf, was
exhibited by R. B. Butts, Gath.
ersburg, while the Senior Cham.
pion, BELVADERES FABUL
GUS BRENDA, 2-year-old cow
was exhibited by Irvington
Farms, Gaithersburg.
Harry Fletcher, Rockville, won
the All Grand Championship
award on his 3-yr. old cow, BEL.
WARD HAVEN'S DAISY MAE.
The placings by classes are as
follows:
Bull a months, under 1 yr.-
1st, Ward Brothers; End, H
Smith Magness.
Bull 1 yr., under 2 yrs.-1st
David w. Litton; End, Jewell D.
Burdette.
Junior Heifer Colf-1st, r. B