Milford chronicle., 1955-08-05

FORD Lanes Nelson of Laurel; sec
,nd. Janet Elliott of Laurel, Harold
W Penuel OF Brideeville
Z summer squash-F1rst, Janet FL
lott of Laurel, James Mcdowell of
Greenwood. Robert Smith Of Bridge
vile. Janet l. Williamson Of Seaford,
June Parsons of Delniar, Jimmie
Hearn of Delmar; second, H. Jane
Messick of Millsboro.
u pods of lima beanS-flrSts janet
Elliott of Laurel, Richard Ray OF
Ronald Webb OF Green
wood. Janet l.. Williamson OF SeaIofd'
Mary Louise Elliott OF Delmar; sec
ond, Billy Elliott and June Parsons Oh
slicIng cucumbers-First, Books
WheatIev. Jr, of Bridgeville; second,
Everett C Bennett of Milford. Ray
mond EverIine of Greenwood, wayne
Speicher of Bridgeyilie-
6 picking cucumbers-Flrst, EVER
EFT G. Bennett of Milford, Janet ELI
OFT of Laurel, Roland Tyndall of Sea
ford. Brooks Wheatley of Bridgeyllle;
second, Mary Louise Elliott OF DeImar,
Philip Messick of Millsboro, Wayne
Whaley of Laurel, Janet WilafnSoh
beets. punched, without tops =
First, Janet Williamson of Seaford,
Richard Ray of Bridgeville: second,
Janet Elliott of Laurel, Wayne Jones
ford, Stanley Hearn of Laurel
s ears of sweet corn in husks-F1rst
II. Brooks Wheatiey, Jr., OF Bridge
vile, Robert Smith of Bridgevllle;
second. Janet Elliott of Delmar.
IS snapbeans-F'irst, Janet l. VIII
hanson of Seaford; second, Janet 81
lott of Laurel; Wayne Jones OF MIL
ford, Raymond Everline of Seaford.
Exhibit of garden products-Flrst,
Janet Elliott of Laurel, Wayne Jones
- fGhOmA 8
Zott of Bridgeville, Diane Hopkins OF
Lewes; second, John Nichols of Del
mar, Harold w Penuel of Bridgeyille,
Gary Lee Speicher of Bridgeville, Judy
Jaquette of Milford.
EntomOI0gy-Insect Exhibit =
F'irst-Stanley A. Hearn and Janet
L. Williamson OF Laurel
New Castle County Group
Potatoes Second, Donald Wollford
10 ripe tomatoes Second. Larry VI
mer of Hockessin and Rennie Stanley
of st. Georges.
10 green tomatoes-First, Richard
Green of Middletown, Rennie Stanley
of St. Georges, Donald Woolford OF
Townsend; second, George Lancaster
of Townsend George Stats, James
Richard UImer of Hockessin, Jimmy
Taylor of Newark, Clinton Helm oi
Smyrna.
onions-First, George Stats OF
Smyrna; second, Roger and Donald
Woolford of Townsend, Joe WoerneI
and John Woerner of Newark, Milton
Jarman of Newark.
8 carrots, punched, without tops
Third, Richard Green, Middletown:
12 pods of lima beans-kirst, Nor
man Collins of Middletown, Edward
Wilson of Newark; second, Thomas
Ogden of Newark, Donald Woolforc
of Townsend.
8 beets, punched, without tops
First, George Barczewski, Newark
Joseph Chandler of Hockessin; sec
ward Wilson of Newark, Richard
Green of Middletown.
ears of sweet corn in husks-Sec-
ond, Rennie Stanley of st. Georges
ford of Townsend, Joe Woerner Of
Newark; second, Roger Woolford o
Townsend.
Garden products = First, George
Stats of Smyrna, George Barczewsk
of Newark; second, Norman Collins Of
Townsend, Edward Wilson oT New
ark, George e. Jarman OF Newark.
Entomology-Fir Abby Apgar o
Townsend, f.. Marie Edler of Mt
Cuba, Jean Shakespeare of Hockes-
sin, Francis Woerner of Newark, JOIN
Woerner of Newark, Larry Timer o
Hockessin, Mary Ann Patterson o
Newark, Carl Schaumann of Newark
Culinary Department Awards
Mrs Allen b. Parsons, superinten
dent; Mrs. Ernest Raughley, assistan
superintendent.
Glover Leaf Rolls-First, Lois Web
of GoldSboro, Md; second, Mrs. Addl
Hufnal of Dover.
Pocketbook rolls-F,rSt, Mrs. Addi
Hufnal of Dover.
Plain rolls-First, Mrs. William L
Coulbourne of Houston; second, Mrs
Addie Hufnal of Dover.
White bread-First, Mrs. William L
Coulbourne of Houston; second, Mrs
Virginia Hatfield of Wilmington.
Raisin bread-F'irst, Mrs. William
/. Coulbourne of Houston; second
Helen Comstock of Dover.
Nut bread-F'irst, Mrs. William L
Coulbourne of Houston.
Whole wheat bread-Second, Heller
Comstock of Dover.
Cinnamon buns-F'irst, Lois Webl
of Goldsboro, Md.
Pies
Peach-F'irst, Mrs. Addie Hufnal o
Dover; second, Mrs. Pearl Adams o
Bridgeville.
Lemon meringue- Second, Mrs. For
est Hamilton of New Castle.
Cherry-First, Mrs. o. w. Turne
of Preston, Md: second, Mrs. Virgin
ia Hatfield of Wilmington.
Raisin-First, Mrs. o. w. Turne
AppieWSecond, Mrs. o. w. Turne
of Preston, Md.
Cakes. Etc.
Blackboard cake-First, Mrs. o. w
Turner of Preston, Md.
Dover-First, Mrs. Edmund Har
rington of FELTON,.
Chocolate layer-F'irst, Mrs. O.. w
Turner of Preston, Md; second, Mrs
Clifton Seely of Greenwood.
Marble cake L First, Mrs. Wilm;
Smith of Elkton, Md; second, Mrs. o
w. Turner of Preston, Md.
Chiffon cake-First, Mrs. 0. w
Turner, Preston; second, Mary r. Mel
vim, Cannon.
Nut loaf First, Mrs, Raymond
We1ch, Harrington; second. Mrs. o
w. Turner, Preston.
Sponge cake = First, Emily Am
Brown, Harrington; second, Mrs. o
w. Turner, Preston.
Angel food cake-F'irst, Mrs. o. w
Turner, Preston; second. Mrs. Wllm;
Smith, Elkton.
Spice cake-First. Mrs. John Dill
Magnolia; second, Mrs. Forest Hamil
ton, New Castle.
Gold cake-Second Mrs. o. w. Tur
ner, Preston.
Orange cake-Ffrst, Mrs. Addie Huf
Cup cakes, six-First, Mrs. Virgini;
Hatfield. Wilmington; second, Mrs
Addie Hufnal, Dover.
Display of cookies = Second, Mrs
John Dill, Magnolia.
Candy
Chocolate fudge, cooked-First, Mrs
Wilma Smith, Elkton: second, Mrs
w. II. Fisher, Jr, Milford.
Divinity fudge-First, Mrs. Cliftol
Seely Greenwood.
Peanut butter pinwheels = Second
Mrs Pearl Adams, Bridgeville.
Candied grapefruit peel--First, Mrs
o. w. Turner, Preston.
Test display = Second, Mrs. Pear
Adams, Bridgeville.'
Jellies, Etc.
Crab apple jelly-First, Mrs. Virgin
L.