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Field Days Results 2021: Home & Garden
HOME AND GARDEN DEPARTMENT AWARDS
From Addison County Fair and Field Days, 2021
FOODS:
King Arthur Award 1st – Cheryl Cesario of Cornwall; 2nd – Perry Lessing of Weybridge; 3rd – Barb James of Bristol.
King Arthur Award – Youth – Grace Tolles of New Haven.
Dairy Prize Adult – Cindy Peet of Cornwall; Youth – Isaac Haskell of Marstons Mills, MA.
Decorated Cake: Adult – Nancy Pecca of Waltham; Youth – Isaac Haskell of Marstons Mills, MA.
Apple Prize: Adult – Alice Munson of Weybridge; Youth – Isaac Haskell of Marstons Mills, MA.
Honey Baked Goods – Perry Lessing of Weybridge.
Canning Award: Adult – Barb James of Bristol; Youth – Grace Tolles of New Haven.
Grace Weber Youth Award – Cate Giuliani of Middlebury.
Cake Prize: Adult – Cheryl Cesario of Cornwall; Youth – Charlie Flynn of Weybridge.
Yeast Prize – Cheryl Cesario of Cornwall.
Top Baking Award – Lauren Laberge of New Haven.
Superintendent Prize – Debra Taylor of New Haven.
Baker’s Choice – Cindy Peet of Cornwall.
ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY:
Best entry in Art – Courtney Allenson of New Haven.
Best Color Rendering: Adult – Mary Lou Miller of Weybridge; 4-12 – Saebryn Carter of Bristol; 13-18 – Katherine Moran of Starksboro.
Best B&W Rendering: Adult – Mike Fidalgo of Panton; 13-18 – Vivien Sorce of Hinesburg.
Best Entry in Folk Art: Adult – Mary Lord of Brandon; Youth – Anaya Thomas of Burlington, NC.
Superintendents Award in Art – Mabelle Fidalgo of Panton.
People’s Choice Art – Susan Gingras of Weybridge.
Photo Challenge – Heather Morse of Charlotte.
Best Photo: Adult – Dottie Nelson of Middlebury; Youth 4-12 – Ben Gordon of Hinesburg; Youth 13-18 – Ben Munkeres of Cornwall.
People’s Choice Photo – Ben Munkeres of Cornwall
FLOWERS
Most outstanding exhibit by youth 18 and under – Normandie Cesario of Cornwall.
Best entree by youth 4-8 – Thomas Armell of Charlotte.
Most Unique design by adult – Shannan Coulter of Addison.
Most outstanding adult entry – Mary Howard of Bristol.
Most outstanding plant entry – Kelley Taylor of Middlebury.
Most outstanding exhibitor – Lynne Rapoport of Vergennes.
GARDEN DEPARTMENT
Premier Gardener – Carol Krawcsyk of Bridport.
Outstanding Youth Gardener – Krystian Rzecycki of Orwell.
HANDICRAFTS
Ervin Henecke award from Twist O’ Wool guild- most outstanding natural fiber entry in knitting and crochet – Kristina MacKulin.
Patricia Henecke award from Twist O’ Wool guild – most outstanding socks – Johanna Vaczy.
Deb Kinder McClay award- an outstanding crochet or knit baby item demonstrating creative use of color and design – Nancy Pecca.
Hermit Thrush Fiber Co. award – top youth winner in knitting and crochet – Grace Tolles.
Twist O’ Wool guild awards: most outstanding item made from handspun yarn – Marlene Duell; most outstanding felted item- Normandie Cesario; Eleanor Boucher Memorial award for most outstanding woven article – Grace Tolles.
Middlebury Sew ‘n’ Vac awards: best sewn garment – Barbara Foote-Hennessy; most outstanding garment sewn by youth – Rachel Foster.
Quilters’ Corner at Middlebury Sew ‘n’ Vac awards: most outstanding quilt – Jeanette Van Bueren; most outstanding quilt quilted by a professional on a commercial machine – Rachel Foster; most outstanding quilted item – Jeanette Van Bueren; most outstanding quilt by youth – Rachel Foster.
Rae Dwight awards: most outstanding entry in embroidery – Alice Munson; most outstanding embroidery by youth – Payden Garthaffner.
Rose Ann Farese award – innovative modern stitching – Debbie Kirby.
Bethany Barry award – outstandingly creative beadwork – Susan Gingras.
Oxford Rug Hooking School award – most outstanding entry in hooking – Nancy Lee Ross.
Jack Brown awards for outstanding woodwork – Mike Denis and Edward Malzac.
Jack Brown award – outstanding woodwork by youth- Isaac Haskell.
Golden Years award- outstanding handicraft by an exhibitor over 80-years-old – Edward Malzac.
Jerry and Cheryl Connor award – most outstanding handicraft by youth – Rachel Foster.
Grand prize in handicrafts – Jeanette Van Bueren.
SPECIAL AWARDS
LEONA THOMPSON BOWL – Geralyn McBride of New Haven.
FRANCES MONROE YOUTH AWARD – Grace Tolles of New Haven.
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