Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-14
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Cell Nolan accepted the trophy for
her. Kay also receives a pair Of
pinking shears from the Portage
Store for winning the complete
costume section. Ann Browder,
Sunbeam Senior winner of the
Dress-Up-DreSS was awarded cos
tune jewellery to compliment her
outfit by Stan Mylander of Myland-
erS Jewelry.
Costume jewelry was awarded
Norma Burning of Bay Twp. jolly
| StitcherS winner of the Tailored
HreSS by Charles HubScher Jewel
er of Genoa. UhlmanS of Port
! Clinton awarded Marjorie Clayman
q train case for winning the Sport
Clothes division. Ann Rose Darr,
Salem Pepperettes, winner of the
UndergarmentS was presented with
8" dressmaker shears by Mrs Law
renee ASman representing the Bay
Twp. Farm Women's Club. The
School Dress winner, Margaret
Tank, Happy Workers, receives a
Parker "21" set from the Young
g. Schade Co. in Port Clinton.
Judy Wheeler, Sunbeam Senior,
first place winner of Easy to Make
Cotton Dress received pinking
shears from The Bell Clothing
Store of Oak Harbor Second place
winner Joan Brough, of the Bay
Twp. jolly Stitchers received a
skirt marker from the Bay Twp.
Farm Women'S Club. Third place
winner Karen Velliquete, of Sun
shine Merry Makers St received
a hem marker from Pittmans.
Jr. Clothing Awards
The Gordon Lumber Co. award
ed a trophy to Mary Ahrens OF
/ Danbury Snip & Sew Club, Jr.
Clothing Champion Mary also re-
ceived a sewing box from the Bay
Twp. Farm Women as first place
winner of Articles to Use and
Wear. Second place winner of Ar
ticles to Use and Wear, Marilyn
Hartman of Genoa Busy Boosters
received a pair of 8" dreSSmakers
shears from Mrs. Helen Baldwin
representing the Alumni Home
Council. Carol Jean Lester, third
place winner received pair OF
pinking shears from Pittmans.
Meriebeth Tank, first place win
ned in Let's Sew received Sewing
Box from the Ottawa County EX-
ponent. Mary Lynn Whaley, Sum
beam Jr., second place winner re-
ceived a pair of g. straight shears
from the Elmore Community Club
presented by Mrs. Raymond Full
kert. Third place winner Carol
Williams, Sunbeam Jr. received a
sewing bucket from the Elmore
| Community Club.
Food & Nutrition Awards
The Foods Champion Trophy was
presented to Mary Lynne Winter
of the Happy Hour Club. Mary
Lynne was also the winner of the
Cooking for Meals and received
baking set from Mrs. Carlyle Over
myer representing the Elmore
Home Arts Club.
The Salad, Sandwiches, Summer
Drinks first place winner Alice
Hopfinger received Fostoria Glass
from the Modernette Store, Oak
Harbor. Second place winner Lin
da Risch received All bookends
from the Elmore Home Arts Club
Third place winner, Marilyn Ran
dali received a spun aluminium
skillet from Bassetts Store.
The Baking is Fun first place
winner Meribeth Tank received 4
H bookends from the Country Cul
ture Club. Ann Kaspar, third place
winner received a spun aluminium
skillet from Bassetts Store.
The Cakes & Cookies first place
winner Shirley Zunk received
cookie press from the Alumni
Home Council. Second place win
ner Nancy Swaisgood received {
Lazy Susan" server from Platts
5-S100 of Genoa.
Bonnie Gibson won the Yeas
Bread Award of All Bookends Civ
en- by the Country Culture Club.
Linda Gates winner of the Pre-
Servation division received fooC
equipment from the Oak Harbol
Frozen Food Lockers. Linda i
from the Happy Hour Club.
Misc. Girls Awards
Barbara Tascle, Bay Twp. Joll.
Stitchers received a pair of Kool
foam pillows from Uhlmans as win
ner of the advanced Home Fur
nisking project.
The 1st Year Fun in Home Fur
nishing award of bookends from
the R. R. Shoe Co. of Genoa wen
to Pat Chic of Busy Bees.
The Home Management Aware
of Minute Minder was presented
! to Diane Winter by Cecil Miller o
, the Black Swamp Pea of Genoa
{ Linda Jones of Bay Twp. Joll!
Stitchers winner of the Child Care
award received a dresser laml
from Mulligan Electric. Bett.
Kramer, Pins & Needles Club, win
ner of the Flower Gardening a