Milford chronicle., 1963-08-16

sex.
Livestock judging winners
were Robert Gibson and Lester
Holland, New Castle; and Marx
Bleckman and Clifford Hudson,
Kent.
Winners in the vegetable judg-
ing contest included Ken Lomax,
Gale Pase and Roberta Hopkins
New Castle; Tom Parvis, Allen
Metheny and Tom Davis, Kent;
and Hartman Lord, Brian
Dempsey and Richard Hubbard,
Sussex.
Winners in the dairy judging
contest were George Lyman,
James Copper and David Sheets,
New Cstle; Wayne Collision, Gary
Simpson and Louis Starkey, Kent;
and Walter Hopkins, Howard
Webb and Jay Hudson, Sussex.
Named to the state dairy Judging
team were Collision, Simpson,
Starkey, Hopkins and Craig
Eliason. The state team will
represent Delaware at the At
lantic Rural Exposition In Rich
mond, Va, In September.
Nearly 50youngsters competed
in the 4-H demonstration con-
tests at the fair.
Demonstration winners in ag-
riculture and related fields In
cluded Dolores Tinley, Kent
county, for her livestock DEM
onstration; David Lloyd, Sussex
county, electricity; Roberta Hop
hns, New Castle county, entom-
ology; Sharon Tyler, New Castle
county, vegetable production.
In home Identification, first
place went to Kai Schaumann,
New Castle county, while Gary
Simpson, Kent, won In dairy pro-
duction; Sharon Nelson, New Cas-
tie, soil conservation; and Lea
Tammt, New Castle, poultry pro-
duction.
Demonstration winners In the
home economics division in
cluded Mary j. Stevenson, Sus-
sex county, Individual winner,
and Beverly and Christine Wiebe,
New Castle county, team win
ners In vegetable preparation.
In poultry foods, Bill Taylor,
New Castle county, was Individual
winner, while team winners were
Karen Lloyd and Laura David
son, Sussex county. Linda Stay
ton, Kent county, was Individual
winner for her bread baking DEM
onstratton, while team winners
were Gloria Jean Givens and Jan
Sloan, Sussex county.
Individual winner in dairy foods
was Kay AtSt, New Castle county,
while team winners were Andrea
Moore and Faye Seely, Sussex
county. In clothing demonstra-
tions, Sharon Lee Zern of New
Castle county was the single
winner.
On exhibit at the fair were
the first place All window dis
plays from each of the three
counties. In state competition,
Westville Al club of Kent coun-
ty received first place, with For
est Oaks All club, New Castle
county, second, and Slaughter
neck Champions All club, Sus-
sex county, third.
Prizes for the individual Al
exhibits were awarded on the
basis of quality standards, with
blue ribbons and cash prizes
given to all entries meeting the
standards set for top quality.
OF the 172 entries of canned
goods, 108 blue ribbons and So
prizes were awarded. Frozen
food entries totaled 1877, with
81 blue ribbons and So prizes
given. There were 472 entries In
baked goods, with blue ribbons
and So awards given on 176
entries.
Clothing entries totaled 621,
With 268 receiving blue ribbons
and cash awards ranging from
81 to $5; home Improvement
section had 81 entries with "a
'irst place awards of from 81
% SIS given; and % craft ex-
lfbits were entered with IA
,irsts ranging from 81 to So.
. the 19 egg entries, there were
eight blue ribbon awards of So.
Vegetable exhibits totaled 727,
With 230 first place awards of |
81 and $5 presented; 81 entom-
>logy exhibits with blue ribbons
and So and SO prizes going to
i've entries. With 1o9 home
,eautification entries, 20 firsts