Milford chronicle., 1958-01-17
Houston III Club
GiUen High AlUards
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William Davis of Milford G. Wal
lace Caulk of Woodside retired the
dairy fitting and showmanship tro-
ply for the county. This trophy
was donated by the Farmers Bank
of Dover.
A new fitting and showing tro-
ply, the L. ID. Caulk trophy, will
enter competition next year in
memory of the well-known argicul-
tural leader. A second memorial
trophy, the Delmar j. Young trO-
ply, in honor of the late extension
dairyman at the University of Del
aware, will be in competition next
year These and two new achieve
ment trophies for a first-year boy
and girl were donated By the Farm
ers' Bank of Dover.
Calvin Hollis, Jr., Houston, won.
the county tractor operators tro-
ply, donated by B. Carroll and
Sons, Dover, and the grand champ
ion fat lamb trophy presented by
the Kent and Sussex Fair Ass0cia-
tion.
State winners and their projects
were:
j. Raymond Marvel, boys agri-
culture; John Benson, dairy; Eli
leen Webb, food preparation; Con-
stance Parvis, girls home econom-
les; Richard Simpson, boys
achievement, all of Houston; and
c. Fred Crampp of Dover, public
speaking. Marvel, Benson, Miss
Webb and Miss Parvis were Nat
ional Congress delegates.
Floyd Blessing, president of the
Kent County Links, presented
about 30 local club leaders with
recognition pins for years of SER
vice. Mr.. Blessing was POSTMASTER.
Gordon Willis, senior vice presi-
dent of the Farmers Bank of Do
yer, presented dairy trophies.
State awards were presented by
Wayne Bath, acting state All Club
leader, county awards by Mrs. Ma
rion Macdonald, county All Club
agent Mr.. Bath congratulated the
winners for their achievements
during his banquet greeting ad-
dress.
John Clark, Clayton Clodhopper
All Club member, entertained with
piano music. Fred Grampp, vice.
president of the Kent County
Links, directed a candle lighting
ceremony, ending the banquet ac-
tivities, before the group adjourned
to dance in the school gymnasium.
County achievement winners and
their awards are:
Richard Simpson, Betty Hayes,
Houston, achievement; G.. Wallace
Caulk, Woodside, Eugene Currey,
Milford, Nancy Pearson, Dover,
home grounds Identification; j.
Raymond Marvel, John Benson,
Houston, boys agriculture; Norma
Marvel, Jean Martin, Harrington,
Norma J.. Edwards, Marydel, can
ming; Madeline Wicks, Judy Street,
Smyrna, Gail Gilbert, Kenton, Ar
lene Sinclair, Dover, clothing;
John Benson, Houston, G. Wallace
'Caulk. j. Paul Caulk, Woodside,
Kenneth Moore, Dover, dairy.
Beverly Hayes, Houston, dairy
foods demonstration; George
Brown, Smyrna, electric; Con-
stance Parvis, Susan Benson,
Houston, Eugene Currey, Milford,
entomology; George Brown, Smyr-
ma, Donald, r. Starkey, FELTON,, Dom
aid Currey, Milford, G. Wallace
Caulk, Woodside,t field crops Eli
leen Webb, Diane Morris, Con-
stance Parvis, Houston, Norma
Marvel, Harrington, food prepara-
ton; Norma Marvel, Patricia Mar
vel, Harrington, Bernice Grant,
Milford, frozen foods.
Thomas ParVis, Thomas Rolli-
son, Houston, Harvey Thomas,
Marydel, Louis B. Starkey, FELTON,,
garden; Constance Parvis, Hous-
ton, Helen Grampp, Dover, Norma
Marvel, Harrington, girls home
economics; Patricia Hayes, Eileen
Webb, Constance Paryis, Houston,
health; Helen Grampp, Dover,
Shirley Hayes, Houston, home i'm
provement; Calvin Hollis, Hous-
ton, meat animal; Daniel Anstine,
John Benson, Wayne Morris, Hous-
ton, poultry; John Benson, Hous-
ton, safety; Calvin Hollis, Henry
Griffith, Houston, John Thomas,
Maryiel, soil and water conserva-
tion; Frederick Grampp, Dover,
Nancy Thistlewood, Houston, pub
lie speaking.