Milford chronicle., 1955-08-05
VEGETABLE, FRUIT AND
POULTRY AWARDS

Kent and Sussex Fair last weeE
were listed as follows by George
K Vapaa. superintendent:
L. Best display egetab1es-First,
Rosanna Messick. Houston; second,
Pearl NJ Adams, Bridgevile; third,
John Curtis. Harrington
2 Best 9. bushel early potatoes
First, Janet Lee Williamson. Seaford
second. T. Raymond Townsend, Frank
ford; third, Donald Williamson, Sea
ford.
Quart wax beans-FIrst. Mrs. III.
/ W. Everiine, Gresnwood; second. Pearl
NJ Adams, Bridgeyllle; thirds Iona
Adams. Bridgeville-
4. Quart bush beans-F'irst. Fred
MiIilken, seaford second. Donald VIII
4 hanson, Seaford. third, Douglas
{ Breeding, Hickman
5. Quart pole beans--Ffrst, Clifford
LYONS, Harrington; second, Mary kor-
! bel, Harrington; third. Rosanna Mes
sick, Houston.
6. Six table heets-Ffrst, Janet Lee
Williamson, Seaford; second. Donald
+ Williamson, seaford; third, Zed f.
+ Clark, Greenwood
7. Three heads cabbage-First, Mrs.
Pearl NJ. Adams. BridgevilIe; third.
Zed =. Clark. Greenwood
g. Largest cabbage-Firsf, Pearl VI.
Adams, Bridgeville; second, Mary kor-
bel, Harrington.
9. Best celery heads-First, Rosanna
Messick, Houston: second. John Cur
tis Harrington; third, Evelyn Curtis,
Harrington
10 Best fiat cantaloupes-FirstR Rob-
erf Wheafley, Seaford-
III. Six carrots-First Donald VIII
hanson, Seaford; second, Janet Lee
! Williamson, Seaford; third, Rosanna
Aesslck, Houston.
~. Best eitron-First, Mary Korbel,
Harrington; second, Rosanna Messick,
/ Houston.
i3 Six ears white corri-First, Mary
/ Korbel, Harrington; second, Rosanna
! Messick. Houston.
IA. six ears yellow corn-First, Rich
ard Sapp, HarringtoD; second, CLIFFORD
Lyons, Harrington; third, Dale Wheat
! ley, Bridgeville.
rs. Twelve picking cucumbers =
First, Pearl NJ. Adams, Bridgevllle;
second. Zed +. Clark, Greenwood;
! third. Mervine Cooper, Wyoming
1s. Six slicing cucumbers = First.
Mrs III. w. Everline. Greenwood; sec
ond. Jackie Cooper, Wyoming; third,
Mervine Cooper, Wyoming
IT. Three egg plants-First, Rosanna
Messick, Houston.
fs Display gourds-First, Pearl M.
Adams. Bridgeviie.
10. Kohl Rabi--First, John Curtis.
Harrington; second. Evelyn Curtis.
Harrington: third, Rosanna Messick,
Houston.
90 Best Leek-First, Rosanna Mes
sick, Houston
21. Quart bush beans-FIrst. Fred
MilIiken, Seaford; second, Mrs. Edwin
Williams, Cannon.
%. Quart pole limas-First, Mrs. Ed
win Williams, Cannon.
23 Mangel Wurzel Red-First, Ros-
anna Messick, Houston; second, John
Curtis, Harrington third, Evelyn Cur
"a Mangel Wurzel Yellow - First,
John Curtis Harrington: second, Eve
lyn Curtis, Harrington.
25. Best Okra-First, Mary Korbel
26. six white onions-First, RoSanna
Messick, Houston; second, John Nj.
Curtis, Harrington; third, Evelyn Cur
It's, Harrington.
27. Six red onions-Ffrst, Rosanna
Messick, Houston: second, Evelyn
Curtis, Harrington; third, John Curtis,
Harrington.
Is. SIX yellow onions-F'irst. Rosanna
Messick. Houston;ss second, Pearl NJ
%. Six oyster plants-First. Evelyn
Curtis, Harrington; second, Rosanna
Messick, Houston; third, John Curtis,
Harrington.
30 ~ bushei yellow sweet potatoes
No exhibitors.
81 q bushel red sweet potatoes
First, Richard Sapp, Harrington.
80. Field pumpkins-Ffrst. Rosanna
Messick, Houston; second, Mrs. Gladys
j Kates, FELTON,.
SO. Field pumpkin-First, Rosanna
Messick, Houston.
"a Bunch parsnipS-First, Rosanna
&essick Houston; second, Mary Kor-
bel. Harrington: third, John Curtis,
Harrington.
nng mo
Messick, Houston; third, Fred Milli-
ken. Seaford.
se. Six green. peppers-F'irst, Pearl
NJ Adams, Brdgeville; second. Cliff
ford Lyons, Harrington; third, Thomas
s. Clark, Milford
81. Six red peppers-No exhibitors
3s. Six radshes - First, Pearl Nj.
Adams. Bridgeville;- second, Zed +.
Clark. Greenwood; third. Rosanna Mes
80. Best rhubarb - First, Charles
French, Milford; second, Rosanna Mes
sick, Houston; third, Mary korbel,
Harrington.
40. Best rutabaga-First. Rosanna
Messick. Houston; second. John Cur
tis, Harrington; third, Evelyn Curtis.
Harrington.
Al Three squashes-First, Zed +.
Clark, Greenwood. second, Mrs. III. Il.
Pierce. Seaford; third, Rosanna Mes
AZ. Three flat squashes-Eirst, Pearl
M Adams. Bridgeville; second, Zed +.
Clark, Greenwood; third, John Curtis,
AZ. Three light green squashes-
First, Rosanna Messick, Houston.
a.. u bushel tomatoes-No exhibi-
as. Plate tomatoes-Ffrst. Clifford
Lyons. Harrington: second. Thelma
Silvia, Townsend: third, Pearl Nj. Ad-
ans. Bridgevilis.
Inh Curtis Ia of
a. ~ bushel turnips trlrple)-FiTst,
Mary korbel. Harrington.
As. Best watermeion-First, Clifford
Lyons, Harrington: second. Rosanna
AZ Largest watermefon-Ffrst, Pearl
NJ. Adams, Bridgeville: second. Ros-
anna Messick. Houston.
so. Plate t2 yellow tomatoes-Ffrst.
Rosanna Messick, Houston; second,
Mary korhel Harrington; third. Pearl
Nj. Adams. Bridgevifle.
81. Six stalks ceIery-First. Rosanna
Messick. Houston.
Peaches. Pears and Plums
1. Named peaches-First, Mrs. Ed
win Williams. Cannon.
9 Any variety pears-First, Mary
Korbel Harrington: second. Jackie
Cooper, Wyoming
Poultry Winners
First place winners of the poultry
Glasses are as follows:
Broilers tpen of three under three
pounds eachl--James Stayton, FELTON,.
Broilers tpen of three over three
pounds eachl-Wayne Elliott. Laurel |
White Leghorn puliets-Nina Tam
mi, Newark.
White Leghorn cockerels-John Ben
son. Houston.
New Hampshire pullets Sammy
Sfoan. Jr.. Harbeson.
New Hampshire hens-Arnold Moore, |
Laurel.
Moore. Bear.
Mhife Rock pulIets-yohn Benson. ]